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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

A few days since, n resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. SHrgrz, the Republican mem
bcr from Steele county. In the House OF
Representatives, rejecting on the Admins
tration In relation Ia Kansas affairs. II was
indefinitely postponed, after which Mr.
SrAwKxy. Of Ramsey, offered n resolution
prohibiting resolutions Of that character IA
introduced by Mr.. SnEKrz, but ~ solne Of
the Republican members expressed with
10 speak upon the Kansas matters at some
future time, out Of respect 70 them Mr.
SrARKEY withdrew his resolution whercup
on, the Mnnesoi,an attacks the Captain
next day, In no very measured terms. for
reasons VIC know. and soon after, the Time,
gives Ia version Of the affair with Mr..
BgARcEs remarks in erienso. We took
down the remarks Of Mr.. SrARKKY In an.
swer TO Mr.. BKARcE, at the time. but press
ofmatters has prevented ~ publishing them;
however, In justice 10 our member from this
county, VIC now present them TO our read
ers
Mr.. srARKEy's REPLY TO Nh. BgARcE.
The personal illusions Of the gentleman
from Winona (Mr. Bearcc) are too con
emptiblc 10 notice. ] am at lOss 10 sSe
what connection there IL between Kansas
affairs AMI the Sunrise expedition; 10 speak
ing disparngiDgly Of the latter the gentle
man bctrays IN Ignorance Of the nbject In
no way creditable 10 Il Legislator. In In.
PRODUCING the resolution, had no wish "
gag or prevent free expression Of feeling
on Kansas or any other subject at the prop.
or time. There Is time for all things, and
! sincerely believe that any discussion 10 this
legislature relative " the aihirs of X ansas
al h,. tune" 70 be impolitic and ilLtimed.
An expression one way r the other might
have . tendency 10 delay our admission into
the Union. That subject, ] believe, should
be paramount 10 all others, at least with this
Legislature. Our constituents did not sDd
"a here TO Iegislate for Kansas Minnesota
claims our Undivided attention she demands
il. Sir, believe the resolution Of the gen.
tlernan from Steele Mr.. Sbeetz) TO be mop
perfume, but Ia courtesy TO him and bis
friends. will withdraw this resolution 10
enable them, at sone future time, 10 express
their views upon Kansas. II they wish
The gentleman from Winonas position is
unfortunate and contradictory, for Il will BE-
remembered, at the early part of the 40.
sion, tina, be moved ~ indefinitely postpone
Q resolution similar " Mr.. Sbectz, relative
10 KaDsas, which was carried now be Ia
borri6ed at such resolution coming from
this side u the house. One word Ia relation
70 the gentlcman's beautiful school boys al
kgorieaI picture Of the Aw dressed up 10
the Lions skin. Little minds arc pleased
with little things" and, q the man said
WIN kicked by the An, - ssy In relation
TO the gcutlemsu's remarks, they are taken
from whence they came.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18
The Kansas Territorial Legislature

The Territorial Legislature Of Kansas
continues stil in session. aud have passed
numerous laws. Among them, by an unan
imous vote In both Houses, law calling n
Convention to form u new Constitution
the delegates TO which Zone hundred in
numbcr,) are 10 be elected on the first Tues
day in March, and assemble for business nj
Topeka on the 10th of tho same month.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

Our special telegram gives description
Of free fight which took place n few
nights ago In tho House Of Representatives.
We are inclined TO think that this will
prove To be only the first Of u series of such
interesting and spirited occurrences, natural.
y springing out Of tho attempt 10 pcrpctrato
u gross outrage on Kansas by admitting her
into the Union, and an equally gross Outrage
on Minnesota by delaying her admission
We confess that we are not in the situation
Of the woman who witnessed with indiilur-
encc the other free fight between her hus-
band and the bear, We care who whips.
" knock-dowDs are TO become necessary In.
cidents 10 the Congressional settlement Of
our affairs we prefer that our friends should
be classcd among tho Perpendicular, and
our enemies among the lIorizontals-
II the Knoeher should happen to be u Repab.
ican, and the knoekoe M Administration
Democrat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

We were shown yesterday by Mr.. r. A.
WILLIAMS, Of Dodge county, . very nue
specimen Of lead ore, weighing Eve or six
pounds, which was found cropping out Of
the bluns Of the Zombro. about one mile
from Concord. and three miles from wasi
ola We should think the specimen would
yield from 10 10 80 pr cent. Of lead.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

We received, yesterday, IN our Telegraph
dispatch, the name Of the Committee 10
whom was referred the Pesidents Message
in the House Of Representatives. The clss-
fca,ion Of the Committee IL a. follows:
sOrTKtEs DrnoeKAx-Nss1s. stephens,
Le.ek.r, Qui,msn, Winslow, and s,sysn.os, all
fos Heompton-
SOUTHERN ASEsicAs-Nr. Anssrson, for lie
compton.
soKTMsEs DEsocsArs--h s.srs. White and
Russell, for Lseernpton.
Total Leeompion members on Con nI.iss-s.
SoxrHEs DrxocnArs-hssrs. Harris and
ADRIAN, against keonptsn-
SoETHsHs RsrvsLIcAns--Mssrp. Herii,
Wade. Bennett, waIer,dgs, and Bsiing'on.
Total Ant <eomptcn rasntsSs-7.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18
SAINT PAUL.

Thurs,lay Morning-February Is, 1855.
Columbia gazette and the southern mines advertiser. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1855-1858, 1858-07-15

H9-Let 40 false delicacy he iDTalid fsoH-
eeking medical reIief-the card Of Or. l. j. Czaraa-
20 be found in another column, indicates where to Oh
rain reliable and competent pLsician L is seldom
that called upon to bear testimony in favor OF
the skill Of the physician but sease Of duty as wei
as justice demands that should not pass D.. CzaP
kay by without something than ntion
Unlike the greater portion of those who thrast them
selves and their nostruuls before the public whose
practices are empirical, DR.. Czapkay is gentleman
rare medical and scientific attachments, having held
The position of chief surgeon Of the 1berating army du
ing the late Hungarian Revolution and is possessed
Of all the requisite experience aud skill for hs
fu practice Of his profession Il is to the areand ad
vice Of such physicianwe would commend all So Ter
ing from the effects osexu private disease feeling
assured that in all such complaints Bhether arist-T
from Infection ndiscretion self ablse, or less Of viz
ity. he guarantee from his extensive practice,
speedy and permanent cure Those suffering from
the effects Of physical and nlsaal debility. goul
ay let sense take the place false 1.oaasty
and seek such advice will you from an untne
Is grave anl lead you back again to pristine health
consult DR.. Czarkay whom oheerfully endorse rs
skilful and tried physician capable OF coping with and
successfully graduating ess SELF inflicted uiseIies
theevis Of empirical practice ana all diseases Of SEM
nal nature. Or. Czapkay> Offices on Sacramento
street opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Office San Fran
cisco. r,syl3m
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WuArcoM AND SEHeME-No RI
vALRy.-The Northera Light says -
Some Of our distant readers may imag-
inc, from the false statements made by
prejudiced letter writers, that vindic-
tive rivalry exists between Whatcom and
Sehome. Such is not the fact. The
interests of the two places are identical.
Their geographical propinquity renders
this result inevitable The Bay extends
an arm in between them-in shape
something resembling an acorn-on the
opposite sides of which, nearly facing
each other, stand the nouri, hing twin
sisters. Tie sea beach connects their
bases with sand ligament, dotted all
over with frmly>set piles and boundary
stakes, to indicate the different lots of
lucky purchasers. But brief period
viii expire, from present appearances.
til these piles become the supports of
stately edifces. Then the two cities
will cordially shake hands with each
other, and merge their destinies in one.
The citizens of Whatcom and Sehome
are mutually and zealously working for
the prosperity of Bellinghara bay
Their motto is that of the Three Guards
men-"One for both, both for one.''
Columbia gazette and the southern mines advertiser. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1855-1858, 1858-07-15
DECLARATION AS SOLE TRADER

II NOW all Men by these presents, .thatI Adelaide
IN Bambaner, OF the County CT ruoluulne and state
OF California intend to dc and carry on business in my
name as provided By act of the Legislature Of
ofthe State OF California entitled San Act to authorize
married to transact business their OWL name
as sole traders Passed April 18th A. L. 1852 And be
it known that the business intend TO carry in my
own name and or my account is that OF oel kee-
ping, in the town of Columbia in said county ard state
and the amount invested does not amount to the sum
OF five Thousand dollars anb part OF the OF
ney invested in said business did not has not
from any funds belonging to Charles Banbauer my
husband.
Witress Eay hand and seal this JAN 5th 1883
Adelaide Barnbauer. fL.S.l
State of California
County of Tuolurnne IS. Before me, E. r. Cal
vim Justice of the Peace for the county of Tuougane
personally appeared adelaide Bambauer personally
known to me to be the identical person who signed the
foregoing declaration and acknowledged that she exc
cuted the sanc freely and voluntarily for Tie uses and
purposes therein contained and expressed and that no
part OF the OF money invested in said business game
from any funds belonging TO her said husband.
Z, Il Calvin Justice Of the Peace
June 10 81
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Poll T.aI---PON Iu.r.

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the law require
1S each male iahabitant of this State the age
Of T~entyOne Years aud under the age of Sixty Yeara
10 pay to the County Assessor Pell Tax of Three Del
lars, provided the sae be paid between the FIRST ia
OF March and the first Monday ia August ofeach year
but II net paid prior to the first Monday in August
Four Dollars, the collection of which will be enforced
according to law. Payment can be at the Asses
sor's Office, in the Court House in Sonora
+ B. ROBINSON,
County Assessor.
Sonora, March l, 1858. mar6-tf
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CONSTABLLS SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
TuoLUaNE COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution issued cut of Justice F.
ID B. Draa 's-Court, Township No 2, County and
State aforesaid 10 directed in favor of j. c. Smith
and against S.-Kinsey, have seized and levied npor
and shall expose for sale at Public Auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the 10th day of July A. d.
1885, at O'Clock p NJ, the premises the following
described property to wit
All the right title and interest of the above named
defendant s Kinsey of in and to certain lot OF
land together the Improvements thereon situated
about one Iale South west Of Peoria Flat and State
aforesaid fronting the read leading from Peorie
Flat to Mentezuma about 2 acres more or less, and
occupied by SAID s Kinsey as a dwelling house.
E. P. TIERNEY,
June % 1855. Constable Township No. >
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
The attention of Tax Payers Is called to
lie following provision of the Revenue Act of ls57.-
Ca y

The attention of Tax Payers Is called to
he following provision of the Revenue Act of 1851
tsee Woods Digest. page 617)
TART. 3sl1, Sec Oh
tThe Tax Collector is hereby authorized and required
(unless otherwise directed by the Board of Supervisors
in the respective Counties either in person by dep
utv, to accompany the Assessor through the County,
and upon the entry any assessment of movable per-
sonai property to any person, firm, corporation aso
citation company. who does not real estate with
in the county to demand the payment of the Taxes
the same and any such person, firm, corporation.
association or company shall neglect refuse to pay
such Taxes. the Tax Collector his Deputy, shall
seize sufficient OF the personal property of the party
negecting or refusing TO pay to satisfy the Taxes and
Costs, and shall post notice OF such seizure, with
description of the property and the tine and place
where it will be sold, on three public places IN the
Township when it is seized. and shall then at the eg-
lraon of Eve ays proceed TO SELL at public auction,
at the time aud place mentioned to the highest bidder
for cash, sufficient quantity c. s1d property to pay
1e Taxes and expenses incurred and for this service
the Tax Collector shall be allowed from the delinquent
PARTY fee Of Three Dollars and the mileage that
Sheriff wonh be entitled TO receive fer travelling to
place to make levy. And upon the payment Of the
purchase money he shall deliver 10 the purchaser the
property sold together with certificate OF the sale,
and CT The amount of taxes assessments and expens
es thereon for which the property was sold where
upon the title TO the property sold shall vest abso
usey in the purchaser The Tax Collector SHALL
in every two weeks, return te the Auditor and the
Clerk OF the Board of Equalization, list of all collec
tons made under this section and it shall be the daty
the Clerk of the Board of Equalization to mark the
word paid on the General Assessment Roll opposite
the name Of each party whose taxes arc PAID
Ra-aOtice Is hereby given, that shall proceed
to COLLECT the Taxes of all persons, who do not own
real estate in the county, the same is asses
sed by the County Assessor reqeredby the provis
ions of the above section.
JOHN SEDGWICE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Soror, MARCH Sth
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90a TIEIsCEFs PATENT COVER El
ZOO HAMS.
100 bbls Clear and Mess Pork
100 halt bbls Clear do
900 - New Goshen Butter
zoe cases Leaf Lard, lob tins
1000 bags Green Rio Coffee
500 mats Old Govt Java Coffee.
100 drums new Goldfish
100 hall bblS No l Mackerel
100 do No2 90;
50 bbls Carolina Rice;
1000 mats No l China do
100 ceroons new Chile Peaches,
500 mats No China Sugar;
IS fhis New 0aleans do
SOC bbis and half do Crushed do;
100 do do Coffee DO;
1900 600 kegs f B. Syrup, sand gals
50 bbls do
200 hall bb.s new dried Apples
1GG0 boxes Knapp's Candies;
1000 Go Chemical Sperm do;
200 do Belmot do in cartoons
so do Patent Sperm do
1000 do X. c. 0. Soap;
1000 do Fav's do
1000 boxes layer Raisas
1850 halfand qrboxes do:
100 chests fine Green Tea:
800 cases co do and BIB caddes;
800 Go do Black Tea, IL Ii papers
100 do Olive Oil;
100 DO sardines, half and quarter boxes
500 do asserted Pine Fruits;
aeo Go 30 Js:ns and.Jclies;
eco do Piper's Oysters
500 do assorted bands do
Loo do Fresh Lobsters, 2fb tins;
500 do Brandy Peaches, L. gall
zoe TO Saseratus, lib papers
$50 boxes Colgates Starch;
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices
loo do Ground Coffee
50 kegs Fresh 1Futnegs,
80 cases P zach Tobacco;
SIS do Fruit and Mary's Own do
50 do Virginia Offering do
25 do Grape do;
so DO Cubannis 90
go do Smoking DO,
For sale by r. L. BREWSTER & CO,
Ter. Clay and Front ST, San Francisco.
may lin
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CREDIT IN CAiFoRNrA.-A cores
pendent of the Bulletin, in a we'll writ
ten article upon the effect of the Frazer
river excitement, says:
A pernicious system Of unlimited
credit throughout the country. and es-
pecially in the mines, so long severely
felt and bitterly complained of, will now
react calamitously, though naturally
upon those who have departed so far
from the established principles of politi
cal economy and of common sense. Ex-
perience and observation, as evidenced
in all past and recent excitements in
this country, prove to demonstration,
the irresponsible and transient character
of our population, and the slender ties
the country has upon them. They are
always on the qui vape for something
newt matters not how absurd, SO that
it presents novelty and aaventure-and
are prepared at any moment to enlist
and unite in any scheme-the more
Utopian, the more popular it is seen to
be, and the greater the number of re-
crui's it obtains. This fact should in
itself be sufficient to have induced a
very different system o. business than
the loose and immethodical one gener-
ally followed Linked together in one
chain, as the business Community is in
all countries, and peculialy SO in Cali
fornia, where the mercantile Interest is
identified, an illegitimate course it once
adopted, is not only ruinous to the party
who practices it, but like the virus ofthe
rattlesnako, it penetratos into and poi
sons every artery and branch Of the
system. 1t is but yesterday that the
wealthy and powerful governments Of
Europe were shaken and threatened by
a commercial crisis, which like grain
Of mustard seed, originated among a
few lanl grabbers and railroad dabblers
in the western wilds Of America, and
which, spreading like the plague threat
enel FOR time to upset the commercial
equilibrium of the world. Any devia-
ton from the beaten path Of business is
. dangerous experiment, and the laws
Of commerce, ~ inviolable as the law OF
nature, exacts and receives redress for
any violation of its organic rules.
Columbia gazette and the southern mines advertiser. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1855-1858, 1858-07-15
eCONSTABEE'S SALE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

TUoLuMNE COUNTY,
DY virtue of an execution issued ont OF Justice f.
ID B. brakes Court End Township, County and State
aforesaid, TO directed in favor of Louis Burger and
sganst n S. Barrows, have seized and levied upon
and shall expose for sale at Public Auction to the
highest bidder for cash the 10th day of july A. d.
1885, at 10 clock A. NJ the premises the follow.
ing described property, to wit
All the right title and interest of the above named
defendant n $ Barrows Of in and to certain lot of
land with the improvements thereon situated in the
village of Shaws Fiat County ana State aforesaid and
more particularly described b being 100 feet front
more less and so feet deep, less, bounded
south by the House and lot of Mr. Decker and fronting
the road leading from Shaw's Flat to Barrys Half
Way House. Z. P. TlERNEY,
Constable, Township NJ
June % 1855.
Columbia gazette and the southern mines advertiser. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1855-1858, 1858-07-15
orts on
sterday,
M 1ofaa

arDara 10 the Stn.
the Southern Vine
gard, that the ! ah mail arrived at Los
Angeles on the 2Sth ult. The Mormons
were still moving South. The carrier
reports that a number of the United
States government officers are in Salt
Lake City, and that the troops are soon
expected to occupy it.
A fle of the Desert Ne,Cs, published
a. Fillmore, from May 10Th to June Cd,
had been received. It is suspiciously
silent respecting the domestic affairs of
that Territory. Not one single word
concerning its civil or political-religious
government. Not one word about peace
or war-Cumming or Young-'Iohnson
or Kane. It's parallelism between Utah
and Kansas is specious but false. Hav>
ing discovered that the present Admins
tration could not be bullied by buster.
in and reasonable denunciations, ii
now appeals to the people, to let them
come into the Union as q State.
The same paper learns that Mr..
Daniel Tall, who, with a number OF
passengers, left Sen Rernardino about
the lst ult., was stopped at Las Vegas,
Hhilo on the march, By about one hun
dred Indians, who threatened to maSsa-
ere the whole party. They succeeded
in efecting a compromise BY giving the
Indians two horses, and their blankets
and provisions. Some Of the families
which left San Bernardino last ycai
have returned, and all are greatly dis
satisfied with the Mormon affairs Of
Utah.
Gen. HUNT has gone in person to Sail
Lake City, where he will remain unit
the present difficulties are settled.
The statement which we made some
weeks since respecting the dissatisiae'
ten Of the Mormon people, and which
was at the time denied by the Mormon:
ct San Bernardino, is now confessed by
mem. Those whose minds are not com
pletely enslaved are beginning to SEE
and speak out
Information vas received YESTERDAY
IN the city, that about one hundred Nor
mons had arrived at San Bernardino
'yho report the enf-~~hversion 0
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LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN


f5sHiS celebrated Gn--pretending to nothn. bus
what 1t Is VIZ a pure and unaduitera ted article
and assuming no artificial merits of what IS not a,
some OF its riva INIT tors, 5oafter eight of p
nc approval and very extensive sales in the cities Of
New York, Philade phia Boston and the Western cit
es has en.pTonounced by the public as well as by
the best medical and scientific authorities throughout
the United states and the Canadas be superior not
oy as beverage Of general TO any other article
competing against it. bat is uncnuaIled in its medci
nal efficiency in all classes Of TO persons
travelling in these DAYS of rapid transit from East 10
West North and South and particularly to those
crossing te ishrnts and who are constantly changing
tel water as well as their cmate-who are drinking
indeed, dozen kinds Of water in every twenty four
AourS, and each draught containing some property
acting IN chemical antagoHiSna to the preceding one
thereby causiG an unnatural degree Of excitement to
the siGmach-it is positively and absolutely necessary
to use counteracting agent FROM the faet that this
article Is prepared expressly 10 eet such exgencies
anu to act as we know il y III act antidote
confidently prescribe ts the very bost article in tho
country The name Of Aromatic Schieian Sc1Inappa
us never been attached in 10 this article.
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
Requires none OF the usual cautien 10 the public to
beware OF eounterfefs it being like all other genuine
articles, 5eyoha the base art of coanterfei.ing
The London Club House Gin
san antrote TO the horrible adulteTati0n 10 which
everything alcoholic is 5ubnttad-the nox:ous pssona
made up and sold as
Afoiiiatic tscaiedam Sciinapps, SC.
Zig LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
requires WORD of advice no .cdutjon to the ,uI
iic Those who cnce drink it find 3l.e sc.,ritv IN tia
virtues against the vicious Temptations Of drinking
any Oh It's vile limitations utder advice - whila
,hose who cautiaa the public against couneraiters
ware OF any but
The London Club House Gin.
WILLIAM H. DAILY,
Sole Importer, New York.
NcrIcE--the uHexa-npied success OF
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RuAoRED MURDER OF FRAZER RIVE

Ru4oRED MURDER OF FRAZER RIVER
ADVENTURES BY INDIANS. - Our
friend, John c. Upton, writing fren,
Yreka, on the 81 inst TO J. G. Doll s.
Co., Of this place, says: 81 S. Nc
Conoueh told me yesterday that he saw
notice in an Oregon paper of the muir
der of Stiles and his whele party by the
Indians, but there is nothing positive
about it.. Mr.. Stiles, it will be remem-
bered, LETT here in company with Elijah
Cauli,, j. Underhill, and three others,
some two or three months ago, bound
for Frazer river BY land. They took
with them some thrifty five mules, and
in'endcd to travel new trail east of the
Cascade mountains, and with that intent
left the Oregon road at Yreka, going in
tho direction of Klamath Lake, from
whence their course lay north to.she
Dalles, on the Columbia river.
Martin Stiles is of the firm of Stiles
& Vanwinklc, and NJ. Underhin IS a
partner Of ). " Favorite5, Esq all OF
this p!acc.-Rsd Bl':6' Bsocom Of The
7fa INST.