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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-30

The wet weather of the last two days, has
destroyed the seighng in the country. and the
consequence is, no produce is coming in.
There has been no country trade during the
week, Of any account Hay and wood have
been the only commodities in, and on them,
owing to the limited supply, prices have stiff
fened Dry oak wood, bought readily at a. 90,
and hay from = to 50 per ton, as to qua lily
There is a fair supply OF fresh pork in market,
and the rates from store hog round, are at 6
cents per pound. Poultry Of all kinds has
been abundant for the last four weeks, but the
holidays have thinned the stores out. There Ia
but little coming i'll now. The prices paid last
week for dressed chickens were 365l0 cents per
pound, and for turkeys l!G5 Is cents per pound.
There ls not much yenlson now in market and
the soft weather has a tendency to make the
market dull. The supply Of Hour and feed Is
about equal to the demand. and the there is no
speculative prices, in any kind of grain.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMORCAT

for the Improvement Of the channel OF the
Mississippi.
Mr.. Bingham, OF Ohio, introduced bill
TO repeal the English act for the admission
OF Kansas into the Union. 1t was referred
to the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Letter, OF Ohio, introduced bill aa-
tborizing the people OF territories to elect all
officers, which was similarly referred.
Mr.. Bingham introduced bill providing
that the present system Of mileage be abol-
ished, after the present Congress, and mem.
bers be allowed only their actual travelling
expenses.
Mr. Morris, Of Illinois, introduced bill
for the admission Of sugar and salt tree OF
duty, and bill giving the right to the ter
ritOries to elect Governors and all other
officers.
Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, introduced a
bill providing for the laying out Of post
route from Ieavenworth to the head waters
Of the south fork Of the Platte river, near
Pixies Peak.
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of Illinois, endeavored
to introduce q resolution instructing the
Committee on Naval Affairs to inquire and
report what further measures are necessary
to carry out the article in the Ashburton
treaty, for the suppression of the slave
trade.
Mr.. Blair, Of Missouri, asked, but failed
to receive consent 10 introduce a resolution
declaring the Supreme Courts decision in
the bred Scott case, extra judicial, illegal
and void, asserting that Congress should
vindcate its right to Iegslate on slvavery
in Territories.
Mr.. Phelps, OF Missouri, from the Ways
and Means Committee, reported the Civil,
Naval, Executive, legislative and Judicial
appropriation bills.
Mr.. Parrot, of Kansas, introduced bill
to reduce the Military Reservation, and
to trace the Northern boundary Of Kansas
NJ Ferguson, introduced = homestead
bill
A large number Of bills and resolutions,
on a variety Of subjects, were introduced,
and referred to their appropriate Commit
tees.
Adjourned till the 4th of January.
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SrArs WARsASrs.--Wo learn from the
State Auditor, that the amount OF State
Warrants TO be Issued during the next quar-
ter, will not exceed $4,000. The amount
now Issued aud outstanding, il estimated at
100000, OF which nearly $4,000 are in the
hands Of the City Treasurer, paid in by the
taxpayers Of this city in taycs The amount
of State tax yet to be paid in by the cti-
zens OF this county. Is about $4,000. Of
which one half should bc pald in during It Is
week, "a after the first OF January an ad-
dition Of fre per oem will be made To all
taxes remaining unpaid. The State War
rants now out and not "a the hands of the
tax gatherers, cannot exceed $4,000 from
which w INFER that The present advance OF
five TO ten per CENT on Warrants, az noted
on the streets yesterday, will daily increase,
until they reach within u traction Of par.
Tho taxes throughout the country arr being
collected very readily aud there is every ex,
pectation that by the LIST ol March. there
will he paid into the Treasury 100000 OF
the ass, ssm,nt OF lS5~. The total ASSES
mtut il 500 600
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LECTURES. The next lecture In course
No. 4--bcforc the st. Paul Mercantile Ii
brary Association will be delivered on Mon
day evening next, January 81, Mt the Firsi
Presbyterian Church, on Third street. nj
~ o'clock punctually --the doors to be
opened at 7, Lecturer Rev. John Mat
tocks. Subject" Conditions Of Organic
L(e'
This Association seems 10 be pr0spering
well. Over sixty new members have been
added to It's ranks within the past three
week., and many more, we learn, are think.
ing OF uniting themselves at an early date,
with the Society. They have already pro
cured room in Doctor lIayward's Stone
Block, on Third street. few doors above
Wabashaw, and are taking immediate steps
towards the securing Of a good Library.
Tbs room will probably be opened in the
course Of two weeks at hrthest, and il Is
the intention TO make IL IA attractive IA
possible by means Of the numerous flea OF
papers that will be found there at all times,
a. well as works Of various kinds, perodi.
Gals, nc. Chess. also, will b. on hand To
lend its added charms TO III votaries. Con-
tribu,ions Of books, &c, will Ia gratefully
acknowledged by IL members at oil times
from our citizens, and il Is hoped the lnsti-
tuition on foot will meet with liberal en-.
couragement at the hands Of all. In time
it is the design to open the rooms to the re-
oepton OF the ladies' likewise, 50 that none
shall be declared the privilege OF enjoying
tbs same.
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Local Affairs.

BANQUET oY TIE Sons oy NALTA.-~Ol
Monday evening, the members Of this order
celebrated one Of their Anniversaries, by a
banquet at the Winslow House. The at
tendance was very large. and composed Of
many OF our citizens noted for their Wit and
geniaity at the festive board. The feast
provided by the proprietor Of the WiDslow
House, for the hungry Sons. was model
entertainment one which We BIZ believe
has never been equalled in this city, Tor sub
stantial elegance and variety
After the supper hal been disposed Of,
tossts, songs. and speeches enllvened thos'
present until long after midnight. The
toasts--so We are informed were unique,
and the speeches el0qaently set forth the
claims OF the order upon the undivided at
teniion Of its members, and feolingly portray
ed the beauties Of the great system Of chart
ty organized by It's founders. We would
speak particularly Of the felicity and earnest
truth with which the past u. X. j. A. re-
sponded TO sentiment IN honor Of hia assOci-
a,es throughout the world, and the noble once
thcy ill the happy allusion Of the speaker
10 the sympathy and cooperation which at
tended him In bis charitable labors, brought
tears to eyes unused to the melting mood.
The toast in honor Of VALLErrE was re-
sp0nded 10 by brother who paid a noble
tribute % that great and good man. "Wo-
MAN 4" ELECTED a response from the orator,
who invariably monopolizca that sentiment
al his own. lie paid an enthusiastic trib.
ate 10 the lair sex, and urged upon every
"Bon the duty Of never departing from
his legitimate position US protector aud
friend Of woman.
But We have not room 10 dilate further
on the proceedings at the supper table. A
good time VIA enjoyed by all present, and
when they adjourned II was with three
cheers and tiger for DugL and the Wins
low House.
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Lyceums and lectures are the order Of tie
day throughout the State. There is no
village, apparently, without its lyceum,
The Baptist church at Rochester, organ.
lied q year ago last August with seventeen
members, now numbers fiity.two members.
The above is all Of local interest that can
be expressed by any process Of squeezing
from the columns Of twenty Of our State
exchanges; and We take not only all they
give Us, but all they suggest.
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LECTURE on DR. SAoSros. lecture
delivered at the Presbyterian Church, on
Monday evening, by DR.. T. u. Simonton,
on "Music," ia described by those who heard
it, az Il very creditable effort. The lecturer
briefly reviewed the history Of music It's
effect on various organizations , the styles
Of the most celebrated composers, with in
terestng particulars in regard to their lives.
The festival Of the Sons OF Malta aud other
social engagements prevented "a numerous
an attendance ~ tho lecturer would other
WIG have had.
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MAN BADLY FRozES learn from
Reid & Davis surveying party, that Mr..
Richard ). Tucker, formerly OF this place,
who went out with the expedition, had one
of his feet badly frost bitten. II was thought
at one time that he would lose all the toes
Of the foot affected, a. modification had set
in, but owing to the unrcmitting kindness
and attention OF Mrs. Gen. II. Z. Van
Clevc. at Long Prairie, where he is stay ing,
hopes are entertained that his loss will not
DO 30 great
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-" De SAN
rY" has been heard from. A despatch dated
Trinity Bay, Dec. 81 from this mysterious
gentleman says that well marked currents
were received from Valentia on that day,
but nothing Ineligible since Saturday last.
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I,csixzss MEs oy ST. PAUL-We ask
you, Messrs. IArpcnteur, Catbcarts, Bur.
bank, Racquet, IngersoIl, and all others OF
this city, II you have the vanity to suppose
that your Due Bills, or endorsements OF
Wild Cat would circulate in this city, az
uaonty and buy exchange, and realize gold
though backed "a your endorsements might
be by whole blocks Of houses, in the business
heart Of the city, and your storehouses piled
with the necessaries Of life, from the cellar
TO the rooii How much lcss, then, should
the endorsements Of a set Of men, whose
capital il only money, obtain currency,
when in o single day the whole crew Of
them, might go out Of the STATE, never to
return, without sacrificing dollar, leaving
their prOmises to pay, to be redeemed by the
community, Whose confluence was necessary
TO give them credit with the public.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC JouRSAL,-We
have received the first number or the Mn.
nssoid Patriot, a neatly printed and ably
conducted Democratic journal, just started
at Wabashaw. We wish tho Patriot every
success. Mr.. s. =. BuRLxsoS, its editor
aud proprietor, has located himself, in an
enviablc field for political missionary labors.
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tee large arrivals u by Goods nom New
Nork Tor sale by Asssrs. laser.oll \ Co. The
demand for goods from city AMI country Gus,
toners has been largely on the increase a,
their store. Their motto 10 '-.a profits and
large sales, Merchants nom The county will
aud this good place TO make their purchases
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BANK OF Sr. PAuL.--Wo understand that
Mr. Ellrldge left New York ten days since
on his return to Minnesota, having purchased
tho requisite amount OF Ohio stocks 10 de-
post with the Auditor for his issues OF tho
Bank of St. Paul The note. have been
signed some time. aud only await the depos-
IL Of the securities IL be issued
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decided policy on our part, a. due to the in-
teresu and honor Of this nation. He re-
viewed the history Of the Monroe doctrine
sbd explained the circumstances undsr
which that was announced, and the necess-
ties Of it at the time. A to its importance
now, be sustained the Presidents message
throughout.
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois, explained his bill
giving the people OF the organized Terrific
ries authority to elect their Judges, COVER
norr, and all other officers, and providing
for the formation Of State constitution
when there 10 sufficient people TO elect rep.
resentative in Congress. He had hoped the
old issue on Lecompton would have been al.
lowed to stop, but it had been revived by
the President. The Democracy Of Illinois
had been always brave and faithful, yet a
hostile policy had been pursued towards
them by the administration. The guillo-
tine has been at work, and the places
Of cool men have been supplied by misera.
BILE scouDdrels and sycophants, and this be
could prove.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, a.ked--Do |
understand that such persons have been ap-
pointed by the present administration
Mr.. Morris replied that be did not assert
that the character Of those individuals was
known TO The heads OF the departments, but
it is a fact that they were appointed to Office.
The passage OF this bill would quiet the agi-
tation in Congress.
Mr.. Richie of Pennsylvania, character
lied the election Of Judges and Governors in
the Territories as absurd, and referred to
Utah TO show what would be its unfayOra-
BILE operation there.
Mr.. Morris said that Mr.. Richie could
offer an amendment exempting Utah from
the operation OF the bill.
Mr. Davis, Of Mississippi, asked and OBJ
tanned leave 10 print his speech. lts subject
was not mentioned.
Mr.. Millson, OF Virgiuia. gave ssras .S9s.
sons why he was opposed to the revival OF
specific duties.
The committee then rose.
The House then passed the Invalid Pen
sion and West Point appropriation bills.
Mr.. Morris, Of Pennsylvania, gave notice
Of his intention TO introduce q bill laying
specific duties on Il certain class of imports,
and SO amendatory Of the present tariff as to
furnish increased revenues to the treasury,
and proper protection to the labor and in
dustry Of the country.
Mr.. Bates, Of Mississippi, asked leave, but
objection was made, to offer a resolution in
structing the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs, to report bill authorizing the Presi-
dent to take possession OF Cuba. until salts
faction is given for insults offered to the
persons and property of our citizens.
Adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-30

TuE Sr, pAuI, RRIpGx Workmen are
busily employed just now in building up
the lr,ssel work between the first pier and
the abutmeut at the mouth OF WabaShaw
street The contractors are conGd9nt that
they will have the bridge completed Tor
travel 10y the irst day of March next.
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BoARp or SUPERVISORS. The regular
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors of
Ramsey County. will be held oh next Mon.
day. the 81 OF January. Creditors of the
county should make out their bills, and
place them in the hands Of the County Au-
diior, duly certified, during the present
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tNRFpEsNABLE tuy Scar. The touB-
ell went into the curtailing business ycstcr-
day On all bills presented tor reference Ia
the Comptroller, on the ground that they
were made out on the basis OF city scrip,
being worth IS cents on the dollar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-30
STATE OF MINNESOTA. STEELE

y NVLNIl WINlNI'I 0VNhIi F'I1H JNleHI Nls.
F.ct
James Sh.slds and Io.syh NcruicE-a, partners BY
sf sh.rilsS dctiu}Chsu r!Aiatids azsins,
wrson. aud Edssrd Allen, defendants
summons For Relief
ToF Wilson, e A. Wilson. : NJ hastings Han
uah WHson aud Edward Aim
hereby summoned ,uF required 20 answer
the eompiaint OF he above ~ pa Rtids this
60 hss hesh duly pi~i H he ogcs Il ne Clerk
u 'ae District Court fnr he county o. S,r~ie DWa
innna And 10 seTV- copy 0i youF answer 20 he said
cont lNni on As sgb-eri5ers ~ their Dfc@ IN The
q FaTh4g.t. c14ay n Rec So. Of Nune-1.a uham
tSenty dsys Aer the service 81 this sammcEs Hp0n yoa
exclusive o. M day 0t such service and yuu TAI. 10
answer tie sad compliant Eths he . sf1rr ,id the
glsnuG this s apply he Couf relief
DEMANDED la The compliant
psist AgEu. oh Isl
DAVIS kTASNER
! L. 80. Il.