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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

A LruoaRArn.--We understand lith
ograph is being prepared Of the fight b.
tween the Senator and the Editor, II vii
be for sale al the rbonix." The prccis,
moment seized by the artist, is when the Ed
itor withdraws hs fist from the Senator
The picture will be graphic reproduction
Of the scene, and will show, with all tn
limner's skill. the tremendous odds agains,
which the Editor commended. IN" litho
graph can be understood. without column
Of explanation. Send in your orders.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

The Democrats are IN majority III both
Houses. With them rests the responsibility Of
delay. OF inaction and u prolonged session /;
and they may rest assured that we will hold
them 10 that responsibility strictly, before the
people. Mrnnt'oiian.
The Democratic members Of the l3gisla
ture will avoid no responsibility legitimate
ly appertaining to them. The journals Of
the session will show, however, that a Re.
publican minority in both Houses, has con
,inuoasly and persstently thrown obstacles
in the way Of the majority. A majority is
responsible for the character Of the Iegisla-
ton but il is in the power Of the minority
to prolong the session by captious action
During the first part OF the last session, the
Republicans for weeks, resisted all legisla
tive action. And in some Of their three
cent economical dodges, during the present
session, they have exhibited a greater desire
10 manufacture political capital for them
selves, than either to advance the public bus.
ness or save the peoples money. The idea
Of discussing for an hour or two, ~ the
ioase did the other day, whether the per.
son employed to take care Of the hall and
cleanse il every morning, should receive If
~, seventy-fve or one hundred cents per
day, is a specimen Of Republican economy
well calculated TO add TO the dignity Of the
State and It's officers.
We hope the the Representatives will 20
to work, earnestly and vigorously TO com.
plete their labors. The people Of Minneso.
ia do Dot ask nor expect them TO display a
niggardly disposition, either in regard TO
their own wants or the just claim Of other.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

TIE FIGBT-1he friends Of BgsAS as
sert that be can handle the Editor in q fair
contest. Fo-ryR, it il charged, struck be
low the belt, and as i, is VIC known ,ha,
the Senator's wind ia no, go,d, it i, alleged
that ths il the cause Of biz upset. An f.
fort is icing mad % get Up match, b.
tween the senator ard tbe Editor, which
p,omisss 10 BE- ore a The mot interesting
even. Of the sporting eooo. We win. 10
spiris Of prosesorAl pr.de, back the I'd
iior agaihst the Sena,r Particulars bsre-
,..s-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

l. rBE CirT.-Sena,or SHIELDS arrived
10 ths city, On Friday evening last The
General ia in god health and spiris, and
Las received warm welcome from his ms
~ lr!e.4s ID ths city.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

sNcg the Senate have evening SESSIONS,
Vice. PrcHdcat BKErxEsnrDoS has ordered
the private drink lng.room Of the Senate 70
be eld~ssl.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

Tue Duchess of ORLEANS, widow OF the
eldest 800 a LorTs PmrLIrrE, and mother
Of the Count Of PARY and the Duke De
CHAkrHxs, the former Of whom wO beir
apparent to the thrsne Of France under the
ate dynasty, died rather suddenly q, her
residence q, Riehm0nd England, on May
18th
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

THs hr,i white mar horn 10 Kentucky is
s,ili living, and Il residing Ia that state.
Hs Lame "a Captain Eso,n I;oosg, a
nephew Of the greA: pioneer - D.srKL
Eoss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
What the President thinks 81 senate,
Douglas.


The v. Y. 1unts, Of the 81 Of June, fur.
nishes Us the following piece d political gos-
zip:
The raptuIe between the President and Judge
D9roL.s has been rendered more durable by
recsnt Occurrences. Apumbsr ofysry extreme
southern men, not ystprepared 70 break with
the Northern Democracy, waited upon the Pre-
sidsnt last week. and represented 10 him that
they could not afford 10 drive Mr.. DOtSLAs into
an alliance with the Bsrnbean., or ~ permit
him 20 be crushed by them. II was, therefore
necessary 70 the cause Of the sDpth that Mr.
DOrGLis should be returned to the senate. and
that event might depend upon the patronage u
the Administration. Mr.. BccnAsAr instantly
beirayed strong and vibdictive feelings. lie
dec AIRED that be would not stay his hand that
4 vas 10 longer dsprsble ~ Keep terms with
D9CgLAs that be had failed TIE Democratic
party 90 q critical occasion, and vas 10 more
70 be trusted by them than Jogs =. HAZE, and
thn be should proceed 20 tsfn cat Of once ali
bis followers whom he cosld reach. lie, there.
fore, resumed the work Which he had suspend
Cd 10 March, And Immediately removed three u
the most effective and able friends o. Nr. DorO.
"a - senatorial and Preside nfial candidate
10 the Northwest
What do cur Lecotnpt6n friends think Of
TIE example the President furnishes for pre-
serving harmony 10 ,bs Democratic party
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

j. =. DemD0n. .,,.....,........., 6tJ
=. Lawrence. .......,........... t7t
J.thapman. ........ ....,...... .2j2
With Mr.. DEMON We are unacquainted !;
but the StAn,hony Mar, styles him n d" life
long Democrat - The election Of Mr.. D.,
therefore. IL Democratic gain in the Irgis.
hture. We congratulate Mr. Drasos and
the Legislature Of the State, on the election
70 the legislature Of working Democrat
in place Of an indolen, Republican.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
A Happy Family Once More.

The Winona Delegation and the Secret
Circular Printer are cooling each other, as
lovingly as turtle doves. W course, the
Printer having malgned every member Of
the Delegation, must make the first advan.
ces. In yesterdays Mnnesatan, therefore,
we find the Winona Delegation lauded as
the most marvellous, proper men-acccm-
plished statesmen wise legislators, and
true-blue nnadsltera,ed Republicans, in the
North. West. The necessities Of the case
require the editor TO spread it on thick.
We hope Mr.. BALcoxn and his associates
will call the Secre, Circular Printer to an
account, as to his idea in sending of those
Circulars TO Washington, in order TO defeat
the Loan, by the round about method oi
keeping the State out Of the Union. An
explanation, and We see no obstacle 10 a
general Republican loye-fsast.
lArrR.-All our calculations Of harmony
have been dissipated, by one icll blow, from
the hand of the doughty BEaAy. 1t took
place thus: Foster, the Editor, and BEN,S
the Senator, yesterday met at the Winslow
House lin the barroom, we suppose, and
at about IL o'clock BrnAS was reliant
hgh-spirited and naughty FOSTER, vi
suppose, was also h'gh SPIRITED, bu, conciia
tory BrMAS grew insulting-FosrER pu
glistic. BExAS ditto, and made a pass a
FOSTER, when the latter hoored the young
giant OF the Northwest, by well directed
blow. The by-s,anders then interiered, ant
we presume saved the Senator from annihi
lation.
We couiess to peculiar pleasure in mar
rating this wonderful achievement of thu
M,nnesoifon editor. The press must be re
spccted, hereafter especially when il is az
grievel in the person Of the chivalric Eos
TER and by such al assailant AZ Senator
BENAS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
Eisedio" Of Representative !" ~. An
shO"y

The election, for member oi the House,
inplace Of Mr.WsLKEa, resigned, took place
in St Anthony en- Thursday, and resulted
in the choice Of q Democrat. Mr.. JARED y.
DEMON. the vote WAS for
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
Railroad Meeting .

The stockholders OF the Minneapolis 4
Cedar Valley Railroad met at Mortified 10
elect their officers on Monday and Tuesday
Ol last week.
The following NAMED gentlemen were 10
elected directors: Gen Shields, Faribault ;
Coz. Sibley, Frank steele, Mebdota J..
". North, Mortified j. ~. Abbott, W.
7 Petit, OwatOnna \. Vaughn, Austin
We learn that j, IL the intention Of the
Directors 10 push the road forward 10 an
early completion.
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= Amt PA VI .

Thursday Morning--Ju"s "a, 1855.
, 1858-09-10
Arrival Of the Golden Gate at San Franrisco.
Two WEEKS LATER.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!

BY the courtesy Of John II. Scranton, Esq,
we were last night put in possession of Eastern
papers two weeks later than previous dates, re.
Ceived by the steamer Golden Gate at San Fran.
cisco, via Columbia River Owing to the late
hour at which they were received, we have time
and space for but few items this week, reserv-
ing the balance for our next issue.
1t is rumOred that Sir Allan McNab is to be
the first Governor Of New Caledonia--thc Frazer
River province. .,.....
In the British Parliament, on the goth July, Mr..
Roobuck moved that the Hudson Bay Company s
charter ought not to be renewed; and that so
much Of the territory held by the Company as
may be needed for the purpose Of colonization
ought, without delay, to be resumed by the
Government. lie asserted that he had in view
the building up in British North America Of great
English lines Of settlements from the Atlantic to
the Pacific Oceans, which would act as a colonial
counteTpoise to the immense and "overshadow-
ing" national territorial power Of the United
States The Cabinet ministers assumed, in some
measure, the same tone, Sir D. Lytton stating
that It was the desire Of the Government 10 make
powerful military and naval stations at vancou-
ver's Island, and to own and control a commercial
viaduct from the Atlantic to the Pacific, into
which the immense trade of China and other
Eastern countries would fall.
The proprietOrs Of the Eastern Steam Naviga-
ton Company were in financial difficulties and
acknowledged that the mammoth steamer Great
Eastern cannot be sent to sea for want Of cash.
At general meeting Committee was appointed
to report on the propriety Of reorganizing or
dissOlving the Company, and on the subjectof a
sale of the mammoth ship, .....,,..... 4. ,
The Golden Gate reports that a short time
prior to the sailing Of the Noses Taylor from
New York, atelegraphic dispatch was received
from Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, to the effect
that the Niagara and GorgOn had arrived at that
place, and were successfully engaged in landing
the Atlantic Telegraph cable, and that cOmmuni-
cation was certain over the cable.
, 1858-09-10
gItIu satrrtissnRnts.


Medicinal Diet Drink Of eminently sauiaFy quaItigs
manufactured By him eli exclusively, at his factory al
che dam in Hollpnd, ard well known during the last
twelve years Throughout the Atlantic and Western es
IL Is made from the best Barley TINT eau be selected IN
Europe, with the essence t aromatic Ialnn berry, Of
S sedeed and extraordinary medicinal ~ ies II
has long since acquired higher reputation both IN Eu-
rope and America, than any other duFetlc beverage.
Analyz d, Il is Q PERGcTLY PUKK LIQUoR N lts
elects mild and wholesome tonic Il h extensively
used and approved ~ the medical faculty, the temper
ance perp E, hesds Of families &c.
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, 10 Distinctions Of
tss Bsdses aud Kidney, and u general Debility, IL
i y Dot remedy for these malade but m an cales
"a which iheya produced BY drinking bad water which
: almost universally The cause Of them, operates as
For Fever and Aeuc Il is one Of the most eaaeious
prgveniises that can Be Iesorted tos 0IllT I7E
rsH The AFOmutis ssheidam Sthnapps 'rl
e consequently IN great demand y persons lteline cr
about . settle 10 those parts Of the counTy especially s
vel BY many IN every community whers 6as be ONE
Known on account Of ne other remedial properties
10 all cases Of Dropsical tendency, Il Is generally the
only remedy required when adopted Ia the early Stages
o. The daease ln Dyspepsia maladlea, when taken In
proper Quantities as diet drink, and especially at dinner
4 b found BY Uniform experience 70 be enuenily eca-
eous 10 The most obstinate cases. when oren Ne hest o.
the Usual Hmedies have failed . a ID more than npo-
rsIy relied Ia csses Of Flatulency i an mmedi and
lnrarable specci and q may be administered in dnied
and pIoporonate quantities 10 young infants IN an
those p.o1yme o. giplngpai1 m The stomach and boN.
WHEN hsy ase especially subject = velias IN ihe
lts jadous adoption In connection with the principal
when sense q exhanson dictates lis never
chronic m.adea, low tempeoment ana exhausted vital
enemy " whatever cause Induced These are facts 70
which msny o. the mo.t eminent medical men, both in
Europe and The United Stales have horne testimony and
which are coroboaied BY the highest written authorea
Put up IN quart pint boiles in cases Of one DOZEN
gie ~ name en ts bottle cork, and isc smile q my
For sale BY ali the respectable drueris.s and Iouor
, 1858-09-10

ExFhEss AND sTEAnnh FAFoR&-Favors have
been heaped upon US in such rapid succession, Of
late, that We have hardly been able to keep pace
with them, and acknowledge them IN the proper
terms Atthe handsof no one have We received
greater hyors than those bestowed By 0. 4
Williams, ESQ, the gendemanly and oblieing
Potser 81 the constitutioa. who never deems
any trouble too great that win serve others. His
Prcmpdludein in executing commissions entrusted
to him g such that he has gained The confidence
Of everybody % the Sound, and right wen docs
he merritt None know better than newspaper
conductors how to appreciate such men as Nj.
Williams ,iSF none are 50 frequently placed under
obligations 70 thdm- He has our thanks all ne
time xo1 q H1a1 rf-lt ,a raillll 5lili gfd
, 1858-09-10

Bv The arrival, Of the steamer ConstitutiOn.
Cant Cove. ON Tuesday last. We have the
Northeyn Liokt Of the 4th inst II Is mostly
occupied with the report Of Capt. w. w. DeLacy
on The Trail to Thompson's River, detailing the
nature Of the country through which Il passes,
etc. Several small trains had already started on
the Trail. -. IA ~.
From the Northsra Z ght VIC CLEAN the follow.
ing items:- ~ ,.r,.r, 81.
Mr.. james Hood, one Of Capt Delays work
men on the trail, after going through to the Forks
Of Fr.zer and Thomson Rivers. returned bv dss.
csnd;ns ,bo sormsr snd .rr;vsd n tbis plsce a
few days ago.
Mr.. Hood reports a great many miners in the
vicinity Of the Forks, awaiting the arrival Of pro
visions and the fall Of the waters Fora distance
Of 20 miles above the Forks, mon had claims
.,.L.d az .rd ,r.rs =, vol, Z oi af
u. y y ll, 8
az 'i'ner Dah, sohe ~ 'l'''es apose torl aN
Claims paid from 80 10 $50 to the handi and at
Fosters Bar, 25 miles above the Forks, they weie
making from an ounce and a half To two ounces
.fSs ~ rr.s 40. 49,
~ ~ ,se'A " ''''s
from some miners who came down TO Fort Yale
Tor provisions .i -si4fI,l. 81, aift
The Whatcom Trail, We learn from Mr.. Hood,
str;kes Thompson River about X m;lee above the
r.',.. rs.,-.. ,,.,,.;..-,. ~ u . =. n
-. !. =. sf'''' =
Ivy WY e,'p'''s = .s'.' poln' ri1l = nira
On Saturday last Col. NJ 1. simmons, Indian
Agent, Col. Shaw, G. Q. Vail and Mr.. Bailey, ac-
comnan;ed Nv n FORSYTH. with Oh rn;tod Statos
soldIsrs -.i,.d ~ n. =, nr;nc;nal cl;ss II ~
, 1858-09-10

GoLD.-The parties mentioned BY US last week
as havingrotur from the mines brought with
them some forty ounessof gold, % large portiono Of
L IN Jumps xAEying IN value from tsn % twenty
dollars while much Of the remainder was IN
pieces worth fcmone to ere dollars each A
better collection Of Jumps Of pure gold we have
never seen This gold having been obtained At =
n'sh sngso q he nui,rs We await with no little
interest Developments month hence Ehdh atha
River vill besueceafhlly Eorksdbg thsthoMnds
now there = ~ tfsf EaHr
, 1858-09-10

Nhtu Wltlllh u wv uey f'sSs W "N'N 49,
aware Of the existence Of a bearing orchard
of any magnitude in this Territory. In aad
near Steilaeoom there are several small or.
chards bearing their first fruit the present
season, none of which are large enough to
admit of sending fruit to market; the product
being designed for the use of the ProPrietors
only. During thepast week, however, Messrs.
J. r. Meeker g. Sons had large parcel Of
apples consigned to them from the orchard Of
Mr. Huntington, on the Cowlitz, which, We
are informed, is the largest and Oldest n the
Territory. These apples, for size aud flavor,
will bear favorable comparison with the
largest and best varieties Of the same fruit
grown anywhere on the Pacific coast. Their
weight will very nearly average half pound
each. 7'-
While on this subject, it may not be amiss
to bestow some little notice on the progress
that is being made in our immediate vicinity
in the culture Of fruit. The most extensive
embryo orchard near Steilacoom is that Of
Philip Reach, ESQ.,, who has appropriated
twenty acres to the purpose. On this twenty
acres he has now five hundred trees, embrac.
ing all the varieties of fruit grown in Oregon
and California; FIVE hundred more he designs
planting this fall, and an additional thousand
trees next year. Upon the orchard and sur.
rounding ground Mr.. Keach has already
expended $4,000, which is but small pro.
portion of the total amount be calculates to
devote to its improvement All Of this
money, however, has not been expended for
fruit trees alone; the tastes Of the worthy
proprietor leading him toadd the ornamental
to the useful on his farm, which he has en-
bellished with great variety Of choice
Towering plants and shrubs. The site Sc
lected BY Mr.. Reach for his orchard and
future residence is admirably adapted to the
purpose he has in Siew,--that of making it
the most beautiful country seat on the Sound
for the soil is varied, and suitable for the
growth Of almost everything under the sun.
A never-hiling spring, which discharges a
large volume Of water, is situated on the
highest point of his land, some sixty feet
above the aveagele level, and greatly enhances
its value. - s85 90 % 81
The next orchard worthy Of notice is that
Of Judge Dougherty, who has some fifty or
, 1858-09-10

Mr. J.J. Murphy, Of the Alta Express, at What.
com, kindly furnished US by the last steamer with
liberal supply Of Atlantic and California papers,
for which we are duly grateful. .rarr
, 1858-09-10
From he Victoria Gazette Extra Of 74 inst.
BURNING OF THE SEA BIRD!
The Vessel Total WTeck---One Passenger
Injured.

The steamer Sea Bird, which left this port this
morning for Fort Langley, took fire about Is
miles out, and was burnt to the waters edge
The fire broke out in the fore hold near the
end Of the boiler, and gained such immediate
and rapid headway that all hope of saving her
was from tie frat abandoned. She was run
ashore on the rocks, and all the passengers were
landed safely except Mr. Urick, wLo. in attempt
ing to get ashore, fell and was badly injured
The vessel and cargo are total loss None Of
the baggage Of the passengers about 10 in mum
ber) was saved, as they barely escaped with what
ciothicg, &C., they had on their persons.
1t is expected that the WiLsca G. Hunt will
bring up the passengers from the ILL., -atCd vessel
as her course lay within two miles Of where the
wreck lies. Ifthe Hunt does not arrive here BY
O'Clock, the otter will be dispatched for the pas
sengerS
, 1858-09-10

We are indebted to Capt. Martin, of slOop Bi,
Jim, for late Victoria papers.
, 1858-09-10

IB- HOstettsr's Celebrated stomach BIttcFs for.
Janndee Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility, are very
pleasant In taste and SMELL and be taken under any cir
cumsanees In cases Of Dyspepsia like magic strength
enns the zone Of the stomach, stimulating the digestive pow
e and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to
heeye In oil cases q diseases of the stomach whether acute
or chronic may be recommended for lis soothing cordial
and renovating influence. Dyspepsia Heartburn LoSs Of
Appetite Nausea, Nervous remOrs Relaxation, Debility ETC.
are relieved By e Bera in very short space Of time and
perseverance In their falls 70 work thorough
cure Every family should have Hosetter celebrated som
aeh b'e Noarelei eissO peculiarly adapted climate
Sold by Druggists Hotels and nrsiciass saloons brouuou
California and Oregon.
cAurIoN-Byes are particularly requested 70 beware Of
spurious article manufactured and represented 70 be Hos
letters Bers which al who se The genuine article
can detect as never sold By the gallon but in square bot
ea containing fun quart win The cork covered vim me
tale cap and name cap and bote viii directions or use
Park = WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an orders
shs1d be addressed. is2 Washington st San Francisco
, 1858-09-10

CtAUTlON.--An persons hereby cautioned against
~ trusting giving credit any one In my name without
an order iru my hand, asI win pay debts contracted
tou Tll0S. TOII.ENTIRE
, 1858-09-10
NEW ARRIVAL.
'as' iaa' 1i P. KEACH, n3
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
CISCO per steamer Constitution offers for sale a, N,
lou,e.i ash nFises large ana wall ..l..,.a
STOCK OF GOODS.

Suited the Of farmers miners and the town trade
Ny stock Is selected with care; and my expenses are vsy
small determined to ss goods cheaper for coin, dust o.
country produce than any other on Puget Sound Aners
are particularly requested to call and Price my goods beor.
purchasing elsewhere Intend give them good deal oi
grub for little dust. 'h a
have Just received, per steamers Consultation, columbla
and harnna Mndnnnn. he fnlnullnr nrllclna.
, 1858-09-10

THASKs.-Jas. TiltOn, Esq, Surveyor General,
willplease accept our thanks for copy Of u Map
Of that part Of Washington Territory lying west
Of the Cascade Mountains"
, 1858-09-10
I. q. o. Il.

TUE regular meeting Of olympia Lodge, No. I.
Il ofthe Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, Is e7.ei
held every Saturday evening, at 6k O'Clock In
the building formerly occupied by Wm Ruledge two doors
An members In good standing In the order, are invited 10
attend as O. O. BLANKENsH1P, ses'y.
, 1858-09-10

ES- All persons knowing themselves lndebtee
to the hrm Of BAcH wEBb prior the 1st Of ykhary
s5s, are hereby notified to call and settle Immediately or he
accounts will be placed in the hands Of an attorney f col
lection. 81 HhS, ~ A.,
, 1858-09-10
spttiaI Yutitts.

tzg- NOtiee'-An persons who left Watches Clocks a,
Jewey with cak Drew to be repaired are requested 70 e
and take them away immediately change IN my bu,lpe
perempiOrly demands their removal
stsIlaeoOm, Sept Sd, 1s5s.
, 1858-09-10

These geographical divisions embrace an
ara equal 70 twelve States Of ihe sizaaOf
Ohio.