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VTTHBRsAs ave Drafts dated August 4th 1857 and pay
w able four, eighf, twelve and sixteen months the
thE5e hrst for s47 50 cents, and the two last for 33 IS
Co., and accepted sud endorsed By J. n Boduger and
James Maekoy and given by said Newton to Il n. Is
mukes and John COuch for the purchase steamer
scotland; and whereas, b written agreement between
the drawer and hOlde Of said drafts, e time Of payment
OF extended and the mode Of payment changed
without the knowledge Of accrp0Fs
dOgssrs Now this Is 20 caution all persons ugsol
ling trading for said drafts, will pay the
unless compelled BY Law 70 do 80.
A. GIBALDIN & co.
JOHN n. BOFINGER
mar IO-dIW JAMES MACKOY.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS AGENCY.
WE sole Agents for the Salsof the Fabrics O me
w Ricbland Manufacturing CON- PULASKI, Team
sumner do do Gallallns 40
Franklin Factory, Franklin &C.
Rockdale do NJ Pleasant GO.
Sboal Mills LawrenCebIrg, do.
Crescent do 90 da.
CrOWsOn do 90 90
Hope do DO d.
Pnsgood do PiueWood, do.
Sparta Manufacturing Comfy. Sparta, do.
Laurel Hill Factory, HenIyTile, DO.
Aud lave always on hand full stock Of Snge.ngs Os.
usburVs Drillings Bagging, Gotten Yarns AID Batting
which we fer 70 the Wholesale trade only IN lots Of not
lss than 5b4es Shsstings bales Osnaburgs, 2j bags
Cotton Yarns, &c. ~- -
NosbviIle March z 1883.
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Wool! WonIII

WE want Three Thousand Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool, for which We will pay Cash. We want it to
make Jeans snd Linseys.
march, W. h. GORDON 4 co,
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WhiTe f3IuT HOteT,
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Professor Haskelps Electric Oh.

A POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
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Prices 80 Cts, 81 and 81 per bottle
is the only real HAIR INVIGORATOR that will make the
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This wonderful Oil is perfectly harmless no burning or
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pleasant take FIRE! soothing and healing
severe burn sCsld in five minutes.
This OIL the principles Of Electricity; thou
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over the land.
Use everything else, then give this Oil one trial. and you
will be convinced. ndigeBt persons unable purchase
bottle shall have il free.
Friend, suffer longer, send for bottle Of Haskell's
Elecc OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the
Depot, No. 90 Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Rheumatism Con-
traction the Muscles should try the Elecropedean Bath.
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No peddeTs sell this medicine Only respectable druggists
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Be0ars Of CouHtsrfeit8!
Every bottle has Professor Haskes Electric Oil,' blown
side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his
portrait and signature, TO counterfeit which is forgery.
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Wholesale and Retail Depot
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In retiring from the business Of Boyd Co., heartily
recommend nv Ists partner 10 the public, OTthT In
every respect Of their confidence ana earnestly solicit for
him continuation liberal patronage heretofore bes
tOWed.
mar I3-u JOS, W, DABBs.
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HENRY CLAY.

In six volumes; by Calvin Cotton, L. D., Professor
Public Economy Trinity College. In various styles Of
binding.
%.""Desned for leader, he everywhere asserted his
destiny John C. Breckenridge, Vice President Of the
United States.
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dissolution.
Feb26, 1858.

yHE partnership heretofore existing between WILL. l..
1 PoVD n and JOS. W. DABBS, is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent and WILL. L. BOW. J alone is author
ned 10 settle the accounts Of BOyd q Co.
-' JOS. ". DABBS,
Psh Of lsss WILL. i. BOYD, Jr.
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Bank of West Tennessee,
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

AT MEMPHIS
The notes Of this Bank will be redeemed at the Union
Bank OF Tennessee az Nashville IatW&w-u
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"a. 81. HaYnes 8 q.
JOHN BROWNE,

A GBNTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALB OF
"A GROBs, at POrtsr'I old stand, No. %, Cedar sir
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This parable Linlments upon which hs great
Of The afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
pangsOf Kheumatsm, Neuralgia GOut, ErYspes, Cancer,
ScT0ua Sprns Bruises, burns, ocads and all
Diseases rapidly psrsedng all miar para1ns The
propnetOrs give encouragement OF sufferers
lowing memorandum Of lew Of The wonderful
BY during the past months. Certificates from
paEJIes the possession Of hs pr0prers,
heir englh prseIudss Lhe Publication Of al 1uI Laa
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/ hereby certify, that having 0=en badly bruised and
scalded By the explosion Of steam Boiler friend Induced
ne 10 Ivy Braggs LinimeuL Inc instantly
extracted from the sCalds, and very time
pain gone IRON the bruises In two weeks we'll,
and able 10 RESUME my business.
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JOS. W. DABBs.
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Italian Literature.

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respectfully,
Mlrch II. ISIS.

JOHN MORROW
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TOR: take pleasure in making the fol-

NAsnyrrur, March is. 1853.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

WAsHIxGros. Dec. 30.--General Walker
reached Washington last evening, in com.
paDy with Marshal Rynders. He imme-
dately proceeded to the State Department
where be bad an interview with the Secre-
tary Of State, and was formally surrendered.
Zen. Cas-, however, stated that he had no
directions 10 give concerning Gen. Walker.
II was only through the judiciary that he
could b. held to answer any charges brought
against him. The fillibuster and his escort
retired, the former at liberty TO go where his
inclinations might lead. II Is reported, how
ever, that process will be issued 10 bring
him to trial for violating the neutrality
laws.
The Cabinet yesterday held consultation
with regard TO the conduct Of Com. Pauld-
ing, in seizing Walker and his men, at which
the Commodore's dispatches were read. lie
says
II could not regard Walker and his fol-
lowers in any other light than as outlaws,
who had escaped from the vigilance oil the
officers Of the government, and left our shores
Tor the purpose Of rapine and murder, and |
saw no other way TO indicate the law and
redeem the honor Of our country than by dis.
arming and sending them home. In doing
30, AIN sensible OF the responsibility have
incurred, and confidently look to the Gov
eminent for my justification"
II Is positively asserted that Com. Pauld.
ing will be recalled.
A letter from Secretary Toucey to Messrs.
Peter Cooper and Cyrus W. Field informs
those gentlemen that the steam frigate Ma
CARA will again be detailed to lay the At
lantic telegraph cable. Chief-Engineer
Esere1sp $ Nasyy' h ssrs beef granted icuse
of absence to give his service to the Tele-
graph Company. The President and sec.
rotary Toucey are both favorable TO the en-
terprise.
The 1r,bune, Washington correspon.
dent Of the 29tb. says Intelligence from
Utah subsequent to Nov. 9th, states that
the Mormons had destroyed Fort Bridges,
burning all the buildings, on the approach
Of Col. johnson.
II the Lecompton Constitution had come
here without slavery, Mr. stephens. Of Ga,
was to have moved is reference back to the
people.
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The rsmusny Demo,

\tw IuRk. Dec. 2i.--Ihc Democracy
Of the city met last evening at Tammany
Hall to the number Of 1000 or more and
endorsed the President. Message. Hon
John Van l'aeu reviewed IN terms of cen
sur the recent conduct or the Little Giant
On the lecompton embodiment, Spc,chts
were also made by Hon. Richard B,stsatl,
Gen. Walbridge and others.
There was considerable disturbance a, the
commencement of the meeting, by some in.
j,scrcc. friends ot Mayor Wood, who were
intcut on breaking up the meeting but they
were oyrrrulSl in their Intentions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

WA-mxGroS, DEC. 2s.--Col. Johnston.
Dispatches state that the communications Of
the Mormons ADD the acts Of the legislative
assembly show matured and settled plan
10 hold and occupy the Territory. nderend-
ent and irrespective OF the authority Of the
United States, occupying, US they do, the
attitude Of rebellion and open defiance to
the Government, connected with numerous
overt acts Of treason.
Col Johnston has ordered that whenever
they ara met with in arms, they may he
treated as enemies, and he reiterated tie nc.
cessi,y Tor prompt and vigorous action, or
the United States must submit to usurpation
Of their Territory.
The conduct Of the Mormons ha says, re-
suits from settled determination on their
part not to acknowledge the authority Of
the United States, nor any other outside OF
their church. lie adds that = supply Of
subsistence must reach the army by the lst
Of June.
The officers and men are reported to be in
fine health, and animated with an ardent
desire 10 discharge their duties faithfully.
In a postscript, Col. j. says the army has
made one days march since the 9Th, and
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. l.-Breadstuf..- The
weather has been extremely cold for the sea-
son. Arrivals from the United States has
been considerable, and there being but a
limited enquiry for any article, holders have
been Obliged 20 accept Of further reluc-
lance. The only enquiry Icing for prime
red and white American. which are scarce
To days market was fairly attended, and o
more general consumption demand was ex-
perienced at an improvement OF Id per 90
lbs. Flour was somewhat more easy Of
sale, though the extent Of business was
rather circumscribed The demand for
Indian Corn was exceedingly small at de-
cline OF Cd per quarter.
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Important from Wa.hinstuu.

W AsHiSGroS, Dec. 2S--Thc Instructions
OF Com. Paulding were necessarily general
in their nature it being impossible to anti.
cipatc every state Of circumstances, and not
until his official dispatches shall have been
considered, will 1t be determined whether or
no, he was justified in arresting Governor
Walker
The New York Hefaii, correspondence
has the following
There was not word OF truth in the re.
port that the English Government had pro
tested against the Nieamguau treaty.
am also authorized TO say that No Minister
Ia Russia has vet been appointed
Capt Van Niiet arrived this evening, di
rect from kansa
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Revolution IL Mexico.

Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. 30.--1he steamship
Tennessee has arrived from Vera Cruz, with
dates from the City of Mexico to the ,th
inst.
a revolution has taken place in Mexico,
aud Comoniort has been proclaimed Dicta-
tor.
The Congress Of the Republic has been
dissolved, and the City Of Mexico is in
arms.
A proclamation has been issued by Com
oniort, annulling the present Constitution Of
Mexico, and it Is proposed 10 call an extra
ordinary Congress to form new Constitu-
ton.
The army in several Of the large States
has declared in favor o, Comoniort, aud
there Is not at prescn, an open opposition.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

by the arrival Of tie Northern Light a,
New York with dates from AspinwAll, we
learn that Gen. WALKER and his command,
which successfully landed under the guns d
the q. =. frigate, Saratoga, have been taken
prisoners by Com. PAULDiso. What par.
ieular business an American officer had TO
land force on foreign shore. and take q
body Of men prisoners with whom our gov.
eminent had no connection, pcaceable or
warlike, passes our comprehension.
Ngw YonK, Dec. 2s.--The steamer
Northern Light arrived last night, with the
California mails Of the 9Th, and two million
dollars in treasure.
Gen. Walker was u passenger.
The steamer Fashion, Captain Caughlin,
sailel from Aspinwall for Mobile On the eve
Vi tho l4ih inst.
Her H. NJ. steam friga,e, Brunswick, was
n. Aspinwall on the It'll.
Fort Castillo and the STEAMERS La Viz
gin, Bulwer, G. Morgan and Ogden were
taken by Col. Francis Anderson, and fifty
men, on the 9Th.
General Walker AMI all Of his men sur.
rendered prisoners Of war TO Commodore
Paulding on the 9th.
Tho u. =. sloop Saratoga, left San Juan
del Norte, with one hundred and fifty eight
Africans and men Of General Walker :
army, for Norwalk Captain Engle, Of the
Wabash, came by tho Northern Light as
bearer Of dispatches 10 thc Government.
General Walker also came passenger to
New York. on parole. The steamer had
been turned over by Walker to Gurrison
ss.l Motgsn The Morgan, tho orriy ouc
which came down the river, was seized by
Commodore Paulding and put in charge Of
the American Consul at Greytown. Col.
Anderson still held Castillo. lie had eight
months provisions anil six pieces Of artillery,
which he captured Of the Costa Rieans,
with abundance Of ammunition, which
would enable him to maintain his position
"a long as his provisions lasted.
Aspinwall aud San Juan correspondence
shows that Com. Paulding stationed four
boats full OF men, with a howitzcr each, in
front OF Walkers camp, while 400 men
We landed from the squadron, under com.
Inand Of Capt Eaglo Of tho Wabash. The
Saratoga also directed her broadside upon
the camp, aud Walker surrendered at dis
erection.
The Government of Costa Rica has mani
Tested desire to arrange matters with NJ
earagua "a soon ~ u constitutional govern.
msnt Ia established.
Nsw YoHs, dec. 25.--1he special cor.
respondent Of the Times tolegraphed from
Washington to-day that Secretary Cas- de
nounces the arrest Of Walker "a Illegal and
unauthorized. Commodore Paudings in
,tructions were only to prevent tho landing
be court martialel Immediately.
ten. Walker to-day surrendered himself
to the custody OF Marshal Rynd'rs, who
proceeded with his prisoner 10 Washington
10 ascertain the intentions of the Pr,pldcn,
towards him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

Nav IoES. Doe. - Money ea,y aai abun.
d,nt, but business duh, owing to scarcity Or
prime paper. stocks were rattle. more active
bat price, a t,,at lower TAsre were 10 ,a,e-
;a,. I ".
NGv io2s Dec. .5Jh,- F.5l. marietta shade
better. vita moderate demand sale. 5000 hbls.
g .5f}si ai, for -gper sta,e 81 jo.lss4 - 'og
extra state; 81 25.Gls. - tor super western
Canadian aoar shade better, SAYS $40 bA..
81 IS for sgpey .. o56s6 - tot extra. Rye
-four unchanged whea, market quiet; sale.
1000 bu. common white Canadian. 81 10. RYE
b,id 1?&I3. Barley ial aud nomtnai. Corn
quiet ani unchanged az lFG2 decline. OAts
very duh sitlss 81 for state ttsGti for western
potA steady. saies 40 bbls., 81 }9lalj - for
mes. l. .jatl5 So for prime. Rector prime
UNCHANGED. salea mode, ate Dressed heys
active. ciGtsi. Lard doll s'Gr' Butter steady
u1ll5 for Ohio; itSt.a Tor state. Cheese steady
66~t. whisAcy dali ami uom4nai
NSv York, psc. :S.-Noney Rates hang
ed
srnxs-pul AMI lower, especially Railroad
shares state stock. generally unchanged.
The sales A. the sccoal board ~srr qaiie small
Missouri So. S. oaio 90 eoi; Harlem Z. Il.
6lt. Mich. =, >>; Glove. 4 Toledo 81, b 10 a..
( Yesterday afternoons report
NSv Yogx. Dee 10,-Stoek. are da., aai "A.
+ nAhls. but generally steady. Money in active
request and IN good supply q, s1ef S,erhns
/ exchange que, and nominal At losslo9i Tor
best.
/ Money nATke; very inactive. stocks 10,
A-..L kKHNN -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

rrrrSsyRa, Dee. 1.-THE Mayor at this
city addressed lttter 10 the rn-.dn, of
the rutsburg, For, Wayne ard Chicago
Railroad forbidding the laying Of tracks
along the s'rcets Of the city, To form juno.
,ion with the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
President replies, claiming the RICH, under
An act Of the legislature ans decision un-
der the Supreme Court. AMI intima,ing that.
in the absence OF compromise. the Com
rsny will have no alternative bu, to ccm-
plstc their track at once
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
Ths Weather.

HoSrnx, ncc. %. Weather cold Wind
y. l.. Showing fast Ahou, an inch q,
snow has already Talon.
ToRoSro, Dee 20 The weather here u
cold aud pleasant.
QuXprc. Dec. % The weather u very
cold aud clear here to-day.
MosrgsAL, bee. Weather very cold
at ) \. NJ. Thermometer stood al > deg
below zero.
RrrLASp, VI, Dee %. Weather cloudy
and cold. Thermometer 10 degpos above
GRO.
PORTLAND, Nc. q. Weather cloudy AMI
cold Wind north.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.


The Steamship Persia arrived at New
York. On tins morning Of the 18th. with I.iy.
erpool dates to the llth.
Ex0LAsD.--The monetary and CONNER.
cal news Ia favorable. Money was becom-
ing plenty, and the rates Of discount among
Bill brokers had receded below tho rate Of
the Bank Of England
Parliament was still IN session and bust
meas was progressing slowly A special ex'
animation committee had been appointed by
tho House Of Commons 10 investigate the NJ
fairs Of the Bank OF England, AMI TO report
upon the causes Of tbs crisis. aud what lcgis-
lalion might be necessary. for the best inter.
esis OF the Bunk in the future.
Lord John Russell had obtained leave TO
bring IN Jewish Disabilities Bill.
Lord Palmerston proposed to adjourn the
Parliament from the l2th Of January to the
ith Of February.
Several additional failures had occurred,
mostly Of houses engaged in the German
trade. Tho largest failures were IIcimc,
Lmorc K Co., liabilities E10O,OOO and
Weinholt, Wehmer & Co, liabilities eco,
900. The Worcester Bank Of Farley &
Go. hal stoppcd payment. II was not u
large establishment.
This lunds were buoyant. Gold was How.
ing plentifuly into tho Bank Of England
and the demand for money WAS gradually
diminishing.
The Woiverhanpton Bank was abou, TO
resum, business.
fsAxcs.- Monetary matters remained
quiet, and the Bank OF France was receiv.
ing large ace,ssons Of specie in ia vaults.
A further reduction Of tho rates Of intor-
est was anticipated.
A credit OF ono million francs has been
extended by the Government to relieve tho
general distress. which had brought about
good feeling.
SrAIs.--Tbe uews Ia unimportant. An
amnesty had been granted for political pur
poFrs.
HAauuRa.- Adviccs arc conflicting $500
The latest dispatches report the crisis more
alarming, aud general crisis more lmml.
nent.
lspiA.- Calcutta dates to the ith. and
bombay dates to the l2th Of November
had been received in England.
The British rc,intorcemenis were arriving
at the various ports Of India at the rate of
1000 per week
The force OF the mutncers had increased
AT Lucknow, ST. that il was estimated al
from 10000 to 10000 soldiers. No com
munication had been had with the garrison,
la, it was supposed tha, 1t would hold out
wi,hou, any difficulty, until the British
forces couhi be concentrated. A column of
five thousand British troops had reached
Alumbah, only three miles from l.ucanow,
and Colin Campbell had lett Cawnporc IN
the yth. with force Of tive thousand, io the
assistance of Cen, iiayrlock
Numerous successful encounter, with
mutu"rs arr reported at various points.
No more Outbreaks had occurred
The mutnccrs had burned alive all the
wounded British soldier, who hal fallen
into ihsir hands at the selge OF Delhi.
Cms..--iiong Kong dates to the Both
OF October had been received i'rrara-
tions wcrc making Ter an assault on Canton.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

W tsuiSGruN, De. 23.--Thc Treasury
pcpar'ucn, does not expect 10 get the ,rc1's
ury note plate engraved in much short OF
three weeks. The intention is TO make them
~ that they cannot he coun,rrtei,ed by pho.
tograph. In tho meantime tbs ,ub.,rcasury
will receive deposits of gold with orders for
the notes, and when the lsper is ready. the
notes will be Issued for them dated on the
day OF deposit. The prcscn, nate Of inter,
est will be ; per ccnt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

l'uutpttriuADtc. . The D,moCntic
meeting here To endorse the administration
WAS was large but comparatively little en-.
thuslasm vas manifested
The meeting was organized by the choice
of cNthef justice Lewis IA chairman, and
long list Of vice-presideu's AMI secretaries.
speeches were made by Mr. ". II. Witt.
OF Pennsylvania, senator Bright OF Indiana.
and Others, endorsing the Presidents mcs.
sage. Resolutions 10 the same eject were
passed and the meeting adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

\xw YoRS. Dec. e9'--The steamship
Empire city from New Orleans on the
10Th and havana on the sd arrived last
night
The steamer Fashion. from 6iIibus,ering
cruise, WAS q, anchor ., Havana also, the
United States sloopofwr Saratoga. the
latter vessel en- route Coz Norfolk. with a
great portion OF Walkers force on board
pa, in for supplies
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pubite Lands In Iowa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--Ths vacant
lands heretofore withdrawn from sale and
entered, outside tho 100000 acrs granted
70 Iowa, in lsS6, for railroad purposes hav-
ing been released. they will be restored to
private entry, a, the several land Offices in
that State. on the 18th OF February.