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DEALin Flour Bncon Lard and Produce generally, For
sgn and Domestic Liquors. Wines and CigoTs, No z,
North College street, Nashville Tennessee, at the Old Stand o.
EWin Brothers, Agents for Huntsville FIGURING Mills.
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TkUNkSI IRBNkSg
~VS-SSV, Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks
t[A-L54 no 80. Sole Leather Covered do
= M Y ~ ao Medallion and Iron Framed do
N@sa-A-A-A-AS do ENira sizes Flat Top Tray do
do lraye ling SatcBels.
CENTS No. J sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron franc Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy DO
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valisss;
Carpet Bags In greay variety, just receive by
JOHN RAMAGE,
mal-g frveE
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GHRERV, HAGEN & GO

90 Glib 3 at 20 = q Nv q De. ~
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWA RIDING MERCHANTS,
~. 81, STREEt. n
NEW o IL l. + A \
EsbF-eo5lv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

TnE ATLANTIC AND PAcWic JUNCTION
RAILWAY AND LAND CoarAsY You must
know that John bull is now Illuminating
over, and will shortly digest grand plan Of
securing all the China trade to himself
Take your legs Of the mantelpiecc and wake
up, Brother Jonathan, for have seen the
prospectus Of u company. forming here with
capital Of Cl0.L00 900, TO 10y down
railway from the Lakes 10 Vancouver
This same prospectus will, ere this is in type
have been brought before The public. and
with the prospect Of an easy money market
IL will doubtless obtain the necessary funds
10 construct II, particularly II the grant Of
fifteen miles is made by the l'ritish Parlia.
meut, which the projectors powerfully back.
I'd up by numerous members OF Parliament)
will ask for next sseion There N consid
cradle feeling here in favor Of this project
Of which the title IL The Atlantic and Ia
cifc Junction Railway and Land Compa.
ny. 20" London Cor. y. J. Hc,aH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

Bishop OCOssoR, 81 Pittsburgh, with
the view oi dong away with unnecessary
capsnse and large displays at Catholic IA
ncrals, has issued the following regulations
% he observed there hereafter, whenever
The performance Of the church service Is
desired
!. The funeral, at which the friends Of
the deceased, or Of the surviving relatives
are expected to he present., shall h. confined
10 the procession from the house 10 the
church. and the obsequIy performed in the
church.
2. No carriages shall be permitted but
those containing the pal-bcarcrs aud the
immediate rsiat,uo Of the deceased. The
wearing Of mourning shall be q test OF their
connection with the deceased, when more
than two carriages are Used.
3. All Others attending the funeral 20
On foot from the house 10 the church, aud
are considered dismissed when the obseqaes
are performed.
4. lhc priest who is TO oiIicia,e will re-
cave the CORPSE al the door Of the church,
IN accordance with the requirements Of the
ritual. lie should bc informed beforehand.
who has charge oi the funeral. Before re.
ceiving the corpse be will ask this person
publicly whether be engages 10 MO the rules
here laid down faithfully followed, and
whether they have han followed up TO that
time. Unless an answer be given 10 the
Affirmative, or II II be certain that they
have been disregardcd, the corpse will not
b. received into the church.
.. When more than two carriages are
used, the person in charge Of the funeral
should bring li.t OF the same TO the oiYicis,
ting priest, and satisfy him that they are
occupied by the persons above referred TO-
This list, signed by the priest, will entitle
such carriages TO sdmittsnce 10 the ccme.
TRY. Without, such document the gate.
keeper at the cemetery viii not admit more
than two carriages at any funeral.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

To he Editor. Of The Pioneer and Democrat,
! notice an article in your paper OF the
9Th inst, headed Another insult 10 the
American Flag" which relates reported
attack upon Senator FrrcH and his hunting
party.
Having been one Of the party ] wish to
correct your information. The only foun-
dalton for the report upon which the article
was based consists in the fact that five In
dams, all rery drunk, seized 40 occasion
when the hunters were several miles in adj
vance OF the teams pursuing antelope to
temporarily stop the teams and break three
guns which they found in one OF the wagons.
On the return Of the hunting party, they
made maudlin apology, the purport OF
which was that when they stopped the
teams, our guide and interpreter pointed a
gun at one Of them.
After this talk they left, offering no
further opposition to our progress. We did
not 20 TO Fort Abercrombie, nor c0rDmuni-
cate with il, nor deviste from the route we
were pursuing when they stopped the teams.
The whiskey with which these Indians had
made themselves drunk, was furnished them
by an annuity Indian OF the Lower Sioux,
well known 10 two Of our party.
Although ] have stated the only violence
offered our party, we saw and heard quite
sufficient TO satisfy any one Of the hostile
disposition Of the Yanctons--a deposition
which will yet cost frontier settlers dearly
unless government ia on the 3rn v've to pro
,ect them. Respectfully your,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
The Ink-pa-iu-ts Treaty.
OFFICE NoRrERs SUPERINTENDENT,

OFFICE NoRTERs SUPERINTENDENT,
Sr. Paul, Oct II, ls5s.
Editors Pioneer and Democrat;
SIR:-Pease notice III your paper that
the time for receiving applications for re-
Enumeration for expenses incurred and SER
7ices rendered by individuals in the several
expeditions against lnk-paduta's band Of
Indians in the year 1857" has been extended
until the LIST day Of November, 1858, up to
which time claims will be received.
Very respectfully you obedient servant,
w. }. CULLEN,
Sup't Of Indian Affairs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

M. wv N. kUBaLL brought ia an
car Of corn from ~. Anthony Minnesota,
which was picked IN .ixty-seven days from
the time Of planting. The ssd was planted
June Q, ard the corn wa gathered Aug. Il.
I, was q large kerDeled, II rovei ear, aod
as fine looking corn as We ever saw. The
CROPS, ike the towns, 10 that NV country,
seem 10 grow with wonderful rapid,y.-
Concord ~. H. PairbR.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
All sorts OF lleuas.

A DESPERATE ARRAY occurred at the Fair
Ground, at Nashville, Tenn. on the 18th,
in which IL or ID persons were engaged.
SANDY OWEN was killed his brother was
dangerously wounded Gen. JoEL l., Bar.
rLR had his skull fractured SAMUEL Cow.
AN was mortally wounded, and several 9th
ers were seriously injured.
TnE long talked Of race between Flora
Temple and Ike Cook came or on the 18th
ut Chicago. Flora won the race in three
straight heats time 2:3l, 2:3s, and . ~.
The race was no test at all Of the qualities
of Flora, her driver holding her in to keep
Ike Cook from being distanccd.
Tue steamer Carrie was sunk in the Mis-
souri, river on the 18th; boat valued AT
$4,000 partially insured in Pittsburgh ;
cargo saved in damaged condition.
IT appears that China will have to pay.
either in the shape Of indemnities TO neutrals
who have lost property, or to the Powers
actually engaged in the war, for military
and naval expenses and commercial losses,
the following sums in United States cur
rency:
To England. .......,..........,..tG 90, 900. 600
lorrance. '....'. '''''''''.'.s.' a'Wo'oWo
To the uhitcd states. 100000
Russia, il will be remembered, takes her
share on, in the ccssion Of valuable territory
on the Amoor river.
TuE baltimore dmoioan says: The
sum TO b. paid for Mount Vernon is 5000.
600 $4,000 were paid at the signing OF
the contract. The first installmcnt Of ST.
900, due January | 1889, is now ready to
be paid, aud ii is hoped to raise the entire
purchase sum during the present year, in
order to take possession on the coming 22d
Of February.
The Democrats in Chicago appear so
confident Of DouiGAs' success, that they Of
fer through the public press, to back their
belief by wagers of $500 and upwards.
Tue following were the quotations for
land warrauts in New York on the 18th
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

Psgyrors 10 the d'part1re u the revenue
cutter, H.EmKr L.Sy, % the Paraguay
expedition Mis- L,sE pre-eDted 10 Captain
f.rscE haDdsJme silver pitcher, and Sec
retary Cosr presented god beaded eabe
each 70 Capt. fArscE Lleus STANFORD.
CoSsr,Big and WusoS and Kngnecrs
DsvsvR5 and ScJrr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21


Members OF the present House.
Sourn BxNp, Ind, Oct. l2.--St. Joseph, Cot
faxs mai $50.
Marion Co.-Returns, as far as heard from,
Indicate q majority for Porter, Republican, OF
from 400 TO 500, which is Republican gain OF
near 500. Whole Republican ticket elected by
q large majority.
Hancock county gives Urge Republican
gains.
In the third Congressional district the vote is
close.
Shelby county gives very small Republican
majority, being u Republican gain Of lio'
The above indicates the reelection Of
CoLrAx, and the defeat OF HrGHEs, Dem.
IOWA.
For State officers, the following nomlna
tons were made:
Sscy o. State =. Elijah Sells $. Douglas,
Auditor ........J. W, Cattrell. T. $. Parvis.
1,sasUo .....J. W. Jones. :. l.. Lamb.
Attorney Gent s. A. Rice. }. l.. Elwood.
Reg Land office A. b. Miller. J. NJ. Reed.
Com. Dss. NJ. Im.wm. Z. Drake. &. Baldwin.
For Congress, the Democratic candidates
were, first district, II. H. TRlxB.E second,
w. +. LErrISGwELL Republicans: first
district, s. X. CURTIS. second, w. NASpE.
YER.
DUBUQUE, October l2..--At the election to-day
the vote polled was 1857 will be canyassed
tomorrow. The Democratic majorities will
range from 800 TO 500. i.efingwell, anti lie
compton Democratic candidate for Congress,
has about 600 majority.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

Would have sent them on Wednesday
but could not get the figures until too late
for the stage. AsrIswALi, Dem proba-
bly, elected in the 22d district embina
and Cass. Yours truly, $. B. A.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

IT appears from the best statistics. that
in the last four years, the risk TO each pas
senger Of being killed in going one mile
was
BY railroad in France. .........l in 100 900 900
- " England .......l IN 65,JG0.O0D
" New fork......l In i,lGt.0O0
BY Atlantic steamships ...,....i In 100000
These figures protest strongly against the
management Of some, nt least, Of our Allan
tic steamship companies. According TO
these statistics passenger could go from
here to California by railroad with the same
risk a. TO travel five miles 10 q steamship.
Tux election in Kansas for the choice Of
Representatives, County Superintendent Of
Public Schools, and Territorial Superin-
tcndent Of Public Schools. took place on
the 4th., inst. The returns from lDaven.
worth county indicate the triumph Of the
Free State ticket; average majority In
bavcnwortb City, about IS. A vote was
also taken on the county seat, the result Of
which was TO fix II permanently at Leaven.
worth.
THk following il summary Of the re-
,1rns from the several counties Of Wiscon-
IN, as equalized by the State Board Of
Equalization, Of which the Governor is the
President. The Board met on the 18th Of
September.
No. Of acres ....-.-'.. .l2,'il .7bS
value per acre. .......s......,.s. W %
Assessed valuation Of lands H7, US sos %
As-essed value Of city and village
lots. ....................,...6 81 $685. 07 90
Assessed valuation o. personal
property LAB kbS'fii w
Aggregate valuation ae.essed 80. 3Is.C20 90
Aggregate valuation eqaalized l7j, U'0,690 90
Tax ratio two mills ............. i56.T %
Tax ratio two fftbu 81 a mill 10 900 90
Ia,sres, aud o. per cent. penalty 1858 ~
Total tsS..............,..., tj5,51r 10
TaH process Of knocking oa the chains
that bind unwilling hearts in Indiana Is
Fospering amazingly. Ten divorce cases
are now on the docket Of Vigo Circuit
Court for the next term. Iippecanoe coun.
~ has docke,ed seventeen eases br her next
trm, fourteen Of which are from other
States
THg War Department has issued orders
directing a board Of officers 10 convene at
West Pom, On the ! III instant, for the
pBrpcse Of trying n cannon TO he submitted
by General X &. WHyAr. The board will
consist d MAJOR Alfred MoRpEc1.. ordi.
naooe DEPARTMENT Lieut. Jons GinBos,
fourth artillery and Lieut. q. L. HAEr.
syy, second artillery.
N il not onen that orr Congr,@men
have their intellectual ef0ru reproduced 10
i0teIgn countries, BAT FmsT, a Indiana, a
remarkable later writer, FIRMS a dis,in.
guizhod exception. His le,tsr sppar in
liz lat wskly Sierra Leone 1ffpan which
ha, teen received in this country.
Tng foIlo~iny AdvertiSmen, spJssrs in
he Il. Io1is R,yyJi,ean
ESg.s.D.- Mes Anna Gould % John Can
"a. City Marsha. both - I>aYsn~ofth. X. 7.
from this time hsnesfgfih and forever an.
NJ Mo. Anna Go9ld becomes a widow all
yssng gentlemen are requested to Withdraw
-. a ~ o. ..F
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They say that the IN Presidshs arrived IN
O.wsgo Just 81 the clo.s u The terrible storm
ofFndsy. and vas tod that the hotel which he
-electsd had Just been struck by lightning 10
seven place.. II TANK, said be- that. the
place Tor me. II won : eSfne again The "a
gsrioas aattsmen showed his usual esgiign.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

TUE following is list q the can1idsies
for Congress 10 The State OF Illinois
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
Crow Wing aud Morrison.

Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat
Crow WING, Oct Ia, 1858.
send you the returns from this district,
as far as can get them only one small
precinct to hear FROM which cannot affect
the result
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

sESTIxyL's last State Fair letter To the
New York Courier and Enquirer, contains
the following paragraph concerning FIX
Prerldent VAs BrKES
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
TnE following were the quotations for
land warrants in New York on the 18th

In bank stocks there was a large business
at steady prices.
IT appears from the best statistics, that
in the last four years, the risk TO each pas
senger Of being killed in going one mile
was
BY railroad In France ........l IN i00, 0O0, 900
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RATEs FoR AnVERTTsINa

RATES hOh Adv ERIAblNS.
Tts square the space occupied by 100 words or p
Ines solid 'NospsIiep type, being just one inch in
ength
IN DAILY.
One square, one day Zoe; two days 75c three days SIS
four days $780, one week so; two weeks So so; each
subsequent week 75cj three months S. (ne six months
$40 (net]; one year $40 (net)
One half square less, day Acc; two days 60c;
three days 75c one week two weeks S175 each sub
sequent week 4Oc three months 81 SIX months ST.
wear $40.
discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of per cent s1 Is per cent $40 Is per cent
$50 50 per cent on from 80 to SO, 90 per cent on from
yearly advertising' at $25 per square per annum
changeable not otener than once week But yearly adj
versers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
advertising. and to the ordinary style Of display.
Another advertisements from them viii be charged at the
usual gates.
WEEKLY.
One square week 75c; three weeks each atter
Insertion 20c six months So; one year 50. One half
square less, one week Coo; year So No 'yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract
Discounts will be made the above rates in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITHER PAPER.
Messengers notices $l,50; Assignees notices $3.50;
Executors or Administrators notices of appointment
@l50; Probate notices. ordinary form &125 All other
legal notices Is per cent advance from oTdnery rates
Sl25 per square of II lines; charge for this descp
ton of advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 50 per cent advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advei tiaing prices.
Religious notices. cards Of Acknowledgements from oler-
gymen aud the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices Of funerals 26c
All obituary notices additions of any kind to the
simple announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
the OF rate of &c a line
All transient advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference, must be
paid for in advance
From and after this date the above rates of advertising
will be rigidly adhered to.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

established supply the public with genuine RENE
dies for all diseases.
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician. nc.
qured knowledge Of this system by actual experience the
Indians and understands their system Medicine Inva
Ids and all interested the Indian System Medicine
should send and get copy ofthe
"INDIAN ARCANA,"
newspaper edited by Rev uRoRoE &. which win
give list Of the principal Indian Remedies their prices and
and full exposition Of the practice and also oths
imposition which carried BY presnders copy Of the
will be sent free Of charge to any one.
Consuliatons personally, by letter. cree Of charge
Address, DIR. GREENE. 30 Bramield 81. Boston.
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= 7 oV EST sTO We 5
Tan, Peat aud saNdnss Stoves.

The subscriber, having bought Of u. u. DIXIE the
right % manulicrure and sell Meras Tan Peat and saw
aust n1oFe - prepared to furnish ali aes Of the above
steve a. reasonable rates Also, ist received large
assortment q the best cooking stoves Tor Gal aad wood
10 the msTset, and variety Of Paror COOK Oice and
ta's stoves cheaper than BE- bought 10 tue city, Tin
roihng and jlb work done 10 order
n Y. PHELPS.
sepll dtf. " Front street, Warden Block.
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WA rCHEs,
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
at a Great Reduction from former prices.
WA rCHES.

Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from ths most celebrated manufactures, such the
f. B. Adams 4 SON, Jules Jurgenson, James Nardin
Perret aud many others of different manufacture, all o.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
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DAILY PAPER-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADvANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEsBLY PAFEa.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 5soens for three months II psidstrcty in
dvance $175 cts. year. single copies cents each
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Land and Coast ard British Admiralty Surveys,
and other reliable sources
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by A, j. Johnson, New York d Washingto
This work exhibits the whole Of North America south
Of the Goth Parallel of Ladtudeembracing thsCanadas
the United States and Territories Mexico Central Amer-
ca the Isthmus of Panama, the West India Islands, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and part OF South America
Also superior Map Of the World. 1t is on scale larg
10 miles the in h than the largest Map of the
same territory ever published and 10 miles 10 the uch
larger than Monks the Map Of "0ur Country" It
occupies sheet ~ by s0uches larger tan Sherman Il
Smiths mammoth Map of The Old States (uow Cotton J.
and covering about times as much Of the earhs surface
that work It's 1900 square inches larger than O0l-
toms, Monks, Mitohel's Map, and gives geographic
cal deineations of the Countries embraces with an ac
and nness Of detail altogether beyond the reach
OF any other Map
The large ale which the work is projected has en-
abled US to give much better Map Of Mexico and Cen
trail America than has before been exhibited
necon with our country The same true Of Cuba ia
maiea, and the West India Islands.
In additions to this the Keys Banks Soundngs Char
nels, Currents and Routes of Vessels in those
all exhibited, and scientific data inserted, makinga COM
pete Mariners Chart of the West India Seas ana Gulf
Of Mexico
The principal materials for this portion fur ished
by L, G. W. Blunt. In reading ship news naval
writings, The advantage Of such map hardly be
priced too higy With the regard to accuracy and
detail given also, far North settled, the British
Possessions North America.
This Map Of the World shows for the FIRST time or any
Map, the Arctic Explorations of DR.. Kane.
Valuable Tables Of Distances and OF Statistics, COM
piled from authentic documents, fl 1p the parts
of tie sheet, and give amount Of information,
much Of which be found only in expensive works. in
accessible to the generality Of readers. In Short
claim to have produced long demanded work, ghich in
breadth Of design embraces everything the American
reader desire ard which in mnuteness of detail lacks
nothing In all its departments in the extent of tern
tory exhibited in funesg of DETAIL correctness, in the
amount of iniegmaa in the neness of the engraving,
in the beauty Of Its embellishments, in the artistic
cuon generally, and in respect price, challenge
comparison with any ihne be'ors the public.
The Publishers respectfully those who desire
peror Map examine this before purchasing any other.
Sold at one price only by specially appointed Travelling
Agents.
The Agent FOR this County will in short time cal
the people generally, when an and judge for
themselves A few Agents wanted.
Don't forget the publishers name. Address
A. J. JOHNSON, New York,
lR. o. ALLEN Washington, D. Co. pAup
r. G. BROWNING, Indianapolis, Ind, hU'NsneiS'
PETER WYCK0FF, B. Falls Vt,
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Our customers can rely upon finding Goods in large
quantities and aasOrmeuts complete in every department
and just the prices at which they advertised
Oar entire stock of Clothing is Of our own nanufac
ture, got up under personal supervision, and
every article sold viii be wARpAsrnD just what is repre-.
scented.
To the thousands who have purchased their Fall and
Winter Clothing at establishment the present seaaon,
in all parts Of the county confidently refer for proof
of Goodu at such prices similar goods have never
before been sold in this city elsewhere and our pur
pose is still to contane to sell cHnAPaR han the cheap
est.
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mGing department connected with their packing estab-
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