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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

TUE SPIRIT LAKE S&rrLrRa. - Hon,
Francis Baasep. Secretary OF State, has r.
turned from Spirit Lake. whittier he was
despatched by Gov. Sibley, to investigate
into the truth Of the rumored Indian Dis
,urbanccs 10 that vicinity. Mr.. b. reports
that tina settlers are much alarmed, and that
Of seyeuty-liyo families, who had settled
near the Lake, thirty had left, but with the
intention Of returning in the spring. The
settlers remaining, had taken measures to
protect themselves. by building block
houses. A detachment Of thirty mounted
volunteers, called into service by Gov.
Lowe, had arrived at the Iowa settlement
on Spirit Lake, for the protection OF the
citizens Of that State.
The cause Of the alarm was the eneamp
men. Of Indians, about thirty miles from the
Lake, with lux pa duta and the remain ny
members Of his band Of out-throats IN their
midst.
We understand that Secretary Baasor
deems that there is no immediate danger OF
disturbances. but advises as precautionary
measure. the speedy despatch of . SINAI
force Of armed men to the locality.
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SUPREME CouRr. - Before Hon. Lafayette
Emmett, Chief Justice, and Hon. Isaac
Atwatcr and Charles l.. Flandrau, Asso-
ciate Justices.
THURSDAY, Dec. Q, lsSs.
II. NJ. 8. Peasc and others Us. Rush.
PROFIT and others. Appeal from District
Court, Ramsey county. Argued by Beve-
ridge for appellant and Nourse for respond.
ent, and submitted.
WIN. Holcombc. plaintiff in error, rs,
Alfred Tracy. defendant, in error appeal
from the District Court oi Washington
county. Argued and submitted by Ames,
Van Etten \ Officer for plaintiff in error,
and by Holinshead for defendant in error
FRipAr, December 10Th. 1855.
Alfred Green, respondent, rs. Henry IL.
Williams, appellant. Appeal from Scott
Co. Judgment below affirmed by consen,
Of parties, with costs. I, J. 0Abraith for
respondent Cornell for appellant. Green
leai and Caldwell plaintiffs in error. Is. SAM
uel y, Edes, dcit. in error. From Ramsey
Go. Argued and submitted Sanborn
French & land for pfls. in error Hoilins-
head. h q. l.. Otis for dcit. in error.
Frederic &. Maltby, Esq, Of st. Paul. was
admitted 10 the bar.
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7 OST, LOST! LOST LAYOUT IST
MORTGAGE SALE - WHEREAS

NJ Charles II. Smith as4 rmn, 8 sEaih. TIA wlfs.
bta ~ AnosA county hcp feri,oryl now state OF Mn
Beo o on IN cay Of jay. A. j.. R5l, msis eIeesird.
AID delivered Ue eerraa indenure ~ mor;s bear
hat GN'e 10 toi. sass. he same place. which
recorded 10 he oses Of he Register u Deed. Of .sd
60 any "a ne 80 DAY Of Jqiy r. issi :. Sosiost
gage made 10 az. he rsyn-n, II de a
a.e ADMIRED Asd sI'ysesen dollars and ~ e.nis so
sgaai d.'s thsr-sHa made BY AL SsArie. n smih,
payseis - .Ae order q s.d Los shae, Fog o. ssia
o. and bearing nie est a. ths rae Of uree per cent
per rauah 70 b pad s-H, Annn.y .sd z no, psis ~
mAiariy he aeipA Aai interest drAS four per eeai
isd ss.rsa. ief.1n hath s.sa male IN Ia. p.,m.n,
o. the sA q nEnsy, Or iaisrss. Esibsf e SAD
ne interest nos Aay par, thereof having been
psid Whereby he .si. sever 81 sale han opera
ID. aat. q notice me m9gni Of nn. hnodr-d sai
say ~. 4oll.r- sad afy ssssa e.ns .ssS 81 aaa no
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MOBILE, Dec. 6.-The schooner Susan,
Capt. Marcy, sailed from this port yester-
day, with l40 passengers and well-provis-
Toned, without clearance, under pretence
of being bound on cruising voyage. Be
fore reaching Middle Point, she was over
hauled by an armed boat from the cutter
McClelland, and stopped. The passengers
on board the Susan threatened the cutter
men with violence, and refused to allow
them to board her. Our Collector is await
ing instructions from Washington.
Much indignation is felt by the fllibus-
tiers and their friends. The government spy,
Wilson Of Ohio, has left the city very sud.
denly on discovering that there was dispo.
siti on on the part Of some individuals, to
give him coat Of tar and feathers.
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ArrrSrr oP RInSEnARr TO EscArE FROM
PRIsoS. --On tho 2lst ult., Rhinehart. in
prison At lexington. ln Sueur county, for
tho murder Of Bo,lcll. attempted to escape
from the custody Of the Sheriff. lilo sue
cccted In breaking the fastening Of his hand
cuffs; the jailer entering his cell soon after.
wards, was asked by Rhinehart to 20 out
Of doors on an errand. which he did, foolishly
leaving the door open. With one bound,
Rhipchart made his way out OF the jail. and
fed TO tho woods. Tic jailor instantly gave
the alarm, and the Sheriff with low others
went In pursuit Of the fugitive. IA there
Was snow on tho ground, the pursuers had
no difficulty In tracking him Al,er the
lapse Of three hons, they found the escaped
prisoner lying upon the ground apparently
senscless, about "a miles IRON tho prison
house. lie was secured and taken back to
prison.
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0uR RAILsoAps.-A correspondent Of
the Daiiy Wisconsin, writing from ST Panl
to that paper. says:
Tho Railroad system In tAis STATE ia already
80 well organized that u mus, soou put not on.
" tbs city, but tho vast interior Into duec
steam communicate with them at all Seasons
OIL The year. lts credit 10 established. not Only
BY The prospective business Of 0 county une.
qualied In agricultural resources, but BY the
possesslsn oi . beautiful land grant And by the
aid Of the state Government.
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BAxeurr or THE Sous OF MALrA--We
understand that this tiourshing Order intend
celebrating tho 27th Of December by n
grand banquet at the Winslow House, IN
this city Tho day selected is, We are IN
formed, the anniversary OF IN important era
in the history Of the Order, The occasion
will no doubt DO most interesting one
Notwithstanding tho inclemency OF the
season, members OF the Order aro expected
from every portion Of the State. The bah
auet will be confined exclusively to men,
bers Of the institution.
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Washington News.

W.sursoros, Dec, 9.-The legislature Of
Minnesota. presented to-day. through Sena-
tor Rice, q memorial asking for aid to cou-
s;ruct wagon road from Lake Superior 10
the South Pass OF the Rocky Mountains.
and also Tor large nGnbsr Of appropria-
tons tor internal IMPROVEMENTS
The Rmocutie Senators 10 Caucus hare
arranged the standing committees. TIE
NOS, important change Is the substitution OF
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leaving Aspinwall on the evening of the
2lst. Not u case Of sickness occurred on
board She left in port the Moses Taylor
and Granada. The jamestown sailed on
the 29th for San Juan. At Aspinwall she
LEFT the store ship Relief.
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CosrsprRArioS or TIL. fItGRrxs il
proposed that the degenerate scious Of the
Pilgrim Fsthcrs-resiaent--no the father.
but the scions--in ST. Paul. Minnear oils
end st. Anthony. unite in celebrat No the
landing Of the Pilgrims, a, the winsIor
Houss, at the latter plAoe-whose ample
accommodations. and the genial hospitality
q our old friend parrow ofer
potent arguments in favor OF the scheme.
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Tue MEssaGg.---As usual, the message OF
President Buchanan was issued from this
office, md circulated in advance Of oil our
contemporaries. The message was on the
press at half past ten A. NJ; was circulated
In st. Paul by our carrier at eleven o'clock,
and in st. Anthony and Minneapolis before
two O'Clock. The AIinnesoiran having lost
half Of its copy, was enabled to complete the
message from an early copy OF tho PioSEEa
X DExocRAr. Our neighbor issued the doc
ument In the evening some time. but not
until long alter our Minneapolis and St
Anthony subscribers had been served. II
is strange that alter repeated tloggings, our
antiqua,cd and diapidated contemporary
should think Of racing" They don't even
learn demareness and rnodesty from expert
cncc
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CASE oy EDWARD lIggSAs case
Came On at the GoveTaors room yesterday
morning, in the capital, Pursuant to adjourn
DeBt.
Gov. Sibley being absent. Lieut.. Gov.
ilolc0mbe was present, and was about 10
go on with the testimony, when Slessrs. Hob
linshead, aud Smith 4 Gilman. the counsel
for Mr.. HecnaD interpreted the following Oh
jections To any action OF the Lieut.. Gov. IA
the matter ut this time.
lat. That the Lieut.. Governor has not
power TO exercise the functions oil Governor
Of the State except in case Of ydcaney in tie
Office Of Governor, and during such vacancy.
u. That ~ the Governor acts ia the
threeioId capacity Of Judge, jury and execu-
tive officer and be- has progressed to a
great extent ia the trial, il Is improper, and
unjust that the Lieut.. Governor, who was
moi present. at former hearings, aud who did
not bear the evidence, TO act and decide upon
the important right involved
The counsel IN support Of the first objec-
ton cited Sec. 6, Of Art V. OF the Constr
tuition Of the State Of Minnesota. which il
in these words
o.
sy.o0ici0 President 81 the Senate and Ia case
q vacancy should occur, from any cause what
ever, In the Office Of the Governor, he shall b
Governor during such vacancy"
And Sec. 10, Of the Laws Of Minnesota
for 1858, page 263. which provides that
"In the case OF the death, impeachment,
resignation, or removal, 81 the Governor from
Office, the Lieutenant. Governor shall exercise
the office OF Governor, until he DO acquitted,
| or another Governor shall be duly qualified.
Messrs. Horn and Heard, counsel Of the
Board Of Supervisors, urged that the term
uataney, included u temporary, as well as a
permanent vacancy, and that absence OF the
/ Governor from the State was temporary
vacancy. They further argued that by the
provision Of the Constitution, the Lieuten'
/ nnt-Governor was made an Executive Of
fcer, and could 10 the absence Of the Gov
crnor, exercise the necessary Executive
powers Of the Government.
The objections were held under advise
mcnt by the LeutenautGoyernor, and the
case informally continued.
IL was suggested during the discussion OF
the above question, that if the temporary
absence Of the Governor. was sufficient tc
authorize the Northumberland to act II
his stead, aud ii should 80 happen that th'
Governor should DO Democrat, and thu
Governor Republican, and the
latter should some day co &c into the Gov
ernor's room. and find that tho former was
absent on scighing party in Wisconsin
the Democratic subordinates might be 70
moved and Republicans appointed to the
places. before bis Excellencys returns
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THE IxrxAcuNkSr CAsg.--Messrs. Gil
mer 4 Smith. counsel for +. ileonan, in the
matter Of the application Of the Supervisors
Of Ramsay county to the Governor for his
removal from the Office Of Register OF Deeds,
On Monday made application to the Supreme
Court, tor q writ Of prohibition, requiring
the Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Wm. Hol.
co,abe, To abstain FROM oil further proved.
ings in the case. An order was granted ~
curing the Lieutenant Governor TO show
cause Why such writ should not bc granted.
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SsoAS's Mxp,cJSxs.--Sloan's Ointment and
Horsc Powder, lately introduced into This
nsighhothood, are already becoming decidedly
popular - speedy aai effective eura,ves.
Tho 0intmeat has been applied In several
eases Of cutAnccus cruptions, liberated sores,
sprains bruises, nc, With the most satisfaction y
results.
them spoksn Of by those Of oaT frieads, who
have ussd both The Powder aud the ONT
ment, We are satisnsi they deserve the high
reputation they have acquired in different pArts
OF the country. where they have been extea.
svely used.-Prsu,s Pso~ss', Mt. stsrlag. H.,
Oct IL, lst9.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
)ST COLT.-STRAYED FROM

I 0ST C0LT.-STRAYED FROM
II the subscriber, in Newport, Washington county.
one bay horse cot six months old, with small whit.
asot In The orehc.d. Any Civ bg information 10 me
OF he Whereabouts Of said colt vii receive rs~ard OF
ten dollars.
Newport. December T. 1883
dse9-SGs W. FOWLER
I 0ST, LOST. LOST ABOUT lST
IL scp,omher. frCa Ihs rrsdsnce n wm. Evans, sI
mites from ~ Paul, HUDSON Road darn brorn
OK. w!.A isnet ~ arms, Waite belly wl. bs.weea fore
.eEs, years old coming spring
Az tnfirfnAlOa viii be hAIkfnlly received, Aai .
Hbsrsi tesArd paid ;os bl. return ipplyp
sTEPuES HEwSOS,
deeiI-altE1 Piaaeer n atefy.
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ROAD NOTICE.

fNHE uniers gned citizsns of Monroe county,
L Ohio, would respec, fully petition the Com
miSsioners Of said county, at their June term,
1858, for a review and vacation of SO much OF
the road leading from Malaga to Mltonsburgh
as follows: Commencing at the foot Of the hin
west IF Malaga at the forks ef the roads, thence
bearing south of the present road passing just
below the bridge opposite Slack's fence to the
first turn of Ezra Johnston's fence; thence
south west through the woods to the corner of
Geo. Spalding's and Johnston's lands, (marked
by dogwood stick;) thence west to the north
west corner of Ezra Joknston's meadow in the
creek, and from thence the nearest and most
practicable reate through ths land of George
W. SpalGing TO intersect the present road at
the gate below his tobacco house, on the top
of the hill, as the viewers may determine.
Your petitioners would further set forth, the
contemplated vacation is for the benefit OF g
portion of the present landholders as well as
for the interest of the travelling public.
The above request being reasonable in its
nature and considered to be highly necessary
the undersigned hope it will meet your early
and undivided attention. We subscribe our
selves your humble servants.
April q, 1865. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Administrators Sale.

ON the 3lst day of May. A. D. 1858, at 2
" o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door
of the Court House, in the town of Woodsfeid
Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, as the prop
erty of James S. Conley, deceased, to wit: Be-
ginning at the south east corner of the west
half of the north east quarter of Section nine
teen, Of Township three, and Range four, in
Monroe county, Ohio, thence west twenty y-eight
rods to a stone; thence north one hundred aud
twenty-four rods to stone at Smiths line;
th.noe south fifty seven and one-fourth de-
grees east nine rods to a hickory; thence eighty
seven and one-half degrees east thirty-two
rods to stone; thence south sixty-seven and
one-fourth degrees east twenty-nine rods to a
stone; thence south about thirty-seven and
one-fourth rods to Nef's line; thence west for
ty-two rods to stone; thence south eighty
rods to the place of beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less: snbject to the dover estate
of Elisabeth Gonley widow of Isaac Conley,
deceased, in three-eights Of said land.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand, one-third
in six months and one third in twelve months,
with interest on the deferred payments, and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the sub
scriber. WM. B. DENT,
April 2l, 1858. Adp'r. of Jas. S. Conley.
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MoFFAr's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
Buffers. AT this season of the year the
human system requires publication. To
dwellers in cities that one thing needful
is manifested by the palid check, suuken
eye and faltering gait. These are the
precursors of fever. ague and dyspepsia;
and these symptoms should bc attended to
instanter by giving moderate doses of the
Pills, followed by the Bitters. These
medicines, having stood the test of twen-
~ years. experience. can be relied upon
as the best of preventives as well as resto.
ratives. w. B. MOFFAT, 335 Broad.
way, New York. and his A gents
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Probate Court, Monroe County, Ohio
Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
N terested therein, that the annexed settle
incnt accounts are on file in the Probate office
of said County and viii be fer hearing on the
24th day of May, A. D. 1858:
William Steel, Executor Of Samuel Hawkins
partial;
final;
Elihu Morris, Guardian of ullom's heirs
partial;
David Scott, Executor of Thomas Scott
iinul;
John Lanum, Executor of Elias Mccall
partial
George Caldwell. Guardian Of William Er.
siInes' heirs, partial;
James Armstrong, Administrator of John
Heck, rinal;
Eiihu Upton, Guardian of Esther Upton
final;
George Fasock, Administrator OF Henry
Fagock, iinal;
Edward Archbol,l, Guardian of John Holden
partial;
jacob WiReiailIer; Administrator of Joseph
Carpenter. dnsi;
William Henning, Administrator OF Mary
coleman, partial;
Robert Alsco, Guardian of John Algeo's
heirs, partial
William Mcknight, Administrator of Gather.
inc Martin partial,
Gzta Williams, Executor of job NJ Williams
partial
E. J. Trembly Administrator of David TreIn-
bly, partial. JOHN S. WAY,
April q, 1858. Probate Judge.
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LGaAg. NOTICE

hELlLAH GRE slt widow oi Robert Grier.
/ deceased and Charles W Grier john q irr
Creed J. Morris AMI Catherine Il. Morris as
wife, Prater Citiur, William Wiuecoop tiri,r
and Dallas Cas.es BcItrani f;rier. ihe !,
De!ilah Grier, John Grier .sni C eei J. Morr;s
being the executors of the said Robert Gre
deocased whose places of residence are with
out the State of Ohio, will take notice that Oh
the 18th day OF December, A. d. 1857, Nicho-
las Voegtly and John FGgtly. jr. filed in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe county.
Ohio, their original petition against William
Russell AMI Ruth Dickinson; the object of
which is to quiet their title to certain land pur-
chased bv piaintfs from Robert Grier in his
life time, to wit: Fractional section number
twenty -four i'll township one, AMI range four.
The defendant, William Russell claims to be
the owner Of about three acres of said land SO
sold by said Grier to plaintiffs, as follows:
Beginning at the south west corner of said
section. thence east to the Ohio river; and the
plaintiffs claim they purchased from Grier and
own said section follows: Beginning ut the
south west corner and running thence with the
lane at the lower side of sail section to stone
on the bank of said river.
That on the Goth day Of April, 1858, said
plp;ntifs fled i'll said court their amended peti-
ton in said court against the said widow, heirs
and executors of said Robert Grier, deceased;
asking them to appear and defend the title so
made by said Robert Grier; and the plaintiffs
ask that if said Russell and Dickinson should
he adjudged to be the owners Of said strip of
land, that they have ju igement against the
heirs and executors of the said Robert Grier,
deceased, for six hundred dollars.
Said petitions are on file in said Court, and
will bs for hearing in said Court at the July
term 1858. You are required to appear and
answer said petitioners on or before the first
Saturday in July next.
HoLLIsTER OkEY & IoLLIsrER,
Anril Is lShQ Att,,rs for PlaintiH,
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north west quarter of the north east quarter
| of fractional section number nineteen, town
ship two, and range three; the same that John
Hook conveyed to Isaac Hook, and Isaac Hook
conveyed to Isaac Thompson on the l1th day
of March, 1874. The three last mentioned
tracts, composing single tract, containing
thirty-six acres more or less.
Also, the following tracts of land situate in
said county, to wit: Beginning for the same at
| a buckeye tree on the bank of the Ohio river;
thence up the bank of said river twenty-eight
rods and six feet to stone; thence north egh-
ty degrees west tifty-seven rods to stake;
thence south twenty rods and six feet to
a small poplar tree; thence south eighty de-
grees east to the place of beginning, contain
ing ten acres more Or less, and being the same
land that Isaac Z. Hosknson conveyed to Perry
Cline on the 18th day of May, 1S47. Also,
the following tract, TO wit: Beginning for the
same at the above mentioned buckeye tree on
the Ohio river: thence down the bank of said
river 10 he north east corner of the land for
rig owned by John S. Thompson; thence
with as,i john ). Tbompson's liue 10 the cliff
OF rocks; tl, wi Il the cliff cf rocks TO Perry
fincS south line of the above described prom
isrs, thence to the place Of beginning. contain
ing one acre more or less, being the which
Jacob Bare conveyed 10 Perry Cline on the I'D
'idg vi Aptl', 1901, tiId Also, rSIHg II part Ol
fractional section uumber nineteen, township
two, and range three.
Also, the following to wit: Lot number e.gh-
ty five (S5), in the town of Clarington, in said
county of Monroe formerly owned by one James
iIuegns.
Also, one eighth of lot number twenty-seven
go, aud one lt&f of lot number twenty-cght
(2S), III said town of Clarlngton, AMI formerly
owned and occupied hs one Martin Troy.
Taken in execution ana levied on as the
property of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Roai Company, il the case Of Thomas II.
Gushing and Richard c. Arms partners under
the name of Gushing, Atmas & Co., against
the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail Road Com
pany. c. NJ. MORROW.
April Z, 1858. Sheriff. III. C. 0.
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COUNSEL. But few of the reading pub.
lie are aware how continually an editor Is
called upon to advise his patrons on eve-
~ subject, from politics 20 the breed OF
cattle. Through the whole range of our
duties none has perplexed us more than
to tell our readers what to take for a cure
when they are sick Hitherto this has
been . severe trial to all orr SKILL but it
will not be hereafter. We have been
taking, and have seen the evidence from
Others that have taken Doct. Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. They
need but slight trial to convince the most
sceptical how far they are superior to the
other medicines we have had in use. They
have one single property of great impor-
tance to the sick and that is they ,c.re-
Boston Herald.