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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-18


AN ACT authorizing the Register Of Deeds Of
l.antl County TO Copy from Records Of
Ramsey County.
he il enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF
Minnesota:
SECTION /. That the egister Of Deeds Of the
county Of Isanti IL hereby empowered and an
thOrlzed 10 copy from the Register of Deed
Office in the county Of Ramsey all WARRANTED
or Qutclam Deeds, Mortgages. bonds. Powers
Of Attorney. Bills Of sale, or any instruments
Of agreement which have been recorded in the
county Of Ramsey that should have been 10
corded In the county Of lsanti. OF that belongs.
pertains, or relates 20 property real or person.
al which IL within the limits OF the County Of
lsann.
SIC !? The Register Of Deeds shall receive
for such services the same fees a. Is aiio wed TO
Clerks OF Election on making election returns
a travelling fees, and the same for copying the
instruments named in acc ton one. a. il allowed
anIer the law for recording the same.
SIC L. The costs ~ sach copying and ira
velins fees she'll be paid out OF the Treasury OF
the county Of Isanti the County Commission.
err first approving of the same, shall - order
npAid.,
its passage.
GIoRsE BRApLEr.
speaker pro ten Of the n. o. T.
RIcHAKD q. MUKrHy.
President; pro fsm Of the Senate.
Approved February u, l-ss.
CHAs- l. CHAsr. Acting Governor.
sEcRrrARYs OFYicg, Minnesota.
February q. ls5s.
hereby certify the foregoing ~ be . true
copy 81 the original on fls in this once.
CHAs. l. CHAss. Secretary.
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An ACT Authorizing Foreign Administrators
or Executors TO sue in the Courts OF the State.
BE- u enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION L. That any Administrator or Ex-
ecutor duly appointed in any other state or
county, may commence and prosecute any ac-
ton or suit in law or equity, IN any Court OF the
state, IN his capacity OF Executor or Admins.
traitor, III like manner, and under like restric.
tons asa resident may be permitted to sue
Provided, That before commencing any action
or SUIT. an authenticated copy of his appoint.
ment as such Executor or Administrator must
be filed in the Probate Court Of the County in
which such action or suit shall be commenced
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
speaker pro ten. OF the II. OF K.
RICHARD e.. MURPHY,
President pro TEN. of the Senate.
Approved Feb. ~, ISIS.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SEcRETARy's OFFICE, Minnesota,
February q, 1858.
] hereby certify the foregoing TO be a true
copy OF the original one on file in this Office
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-18

AiaN Np. -.
AN A 7 10 provide for the lsying gu, or state
Road from north shore Of Lake superior 10
GrAhams Point on the Red River OF the
No. n.
Be i enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota
SECTION |. Tia, David Gilman. Alexander
kinseai, Geo. ". sweet John X. Liniman. and
John >chooHover. are hereby appointed
Commissioners, to locate and mark state road
from some eligible point on the north shore
OF Lake superior by the best route TO 1raham
Pom, on the Red River OF the North.
SEc :. That said Commissioners, or ma.
lori,y OF them. meet as the town Of Wa,ab on
the third Monday in May A. u. ISIS, or ~ soon
thereafter as practicable, and proceed TO lay
GU, and mark sald road by the mos, dirse, and
feasible route.
ssc. 4. Is Is hereby made tie duty Of the
above named Commissioners TO deposit copy
Of the map o, the survey Of said road with the
Register o. Deeds Of the counties through which
said road passes'
Srr. 1. The sAid Commissioners shall receive
three dollars per day Tor said service, 10 be
paid by The several counties through Which AID
road may pass
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-18

Hos. ROBERT TooNBs The following
We clip from a late number of the Texas
Christian Airoofe
"Dr. Sheen. writing of the Methodist
Church in Georgia, says il contains much
Of the wealth aud culture Of the State. He
further says; The town Of Washington,
where the Conference is held, is beautiful
place and in the heart of most interesting
country. The citizens are hospitable veal
thy, and intelligent. The Conference Is be
Ing entertained with most princely bospi-
tally. Here il the residence Of one Of
Georgia's most favored sons-hcr able
and eloquent Senator. X. Toombs, ESQ
His amiable wife and daughter are members
Of our church, and all his influence is given
to the church Of their choice His house is
tillNl with ministers-,he Bishop has his
home there, DR. Pierce. Prof Sasnet,, DR..
Cross, etc, where most retinei hospitality
welcomes them.
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SEC. 8. This Act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro tenn. OF the II. of
RICHARD q. MURPHY,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
Approved Feb. ~, 1858.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SEcgErARY's OYFIcE. Minnesota
Feb. "a, 1855.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy OF the original on file in this Office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Sec'y.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-19
MARKETS RY TEI.EGRApu
FOREIGN MARKETS

HALIFAX, N. s.. Nov. lS.-The following ar the
full commercial advces received by the Canada:
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-Cotton-The New York adyices
by the steamer Canada at hand this morning caused
decline OF one quarter Of penny pound with great
lrregularlty IN prices Subsequently there
dence on the part of the trade but the market closed
heavy at decline of of penny per pound the week
IL, mddling l3 16; Uplands fair 7, mddng SID. The
sales of the week foot 900 bales of which
taken by spectators and 5000 by exporters The sales
Friday 1000 bales of which 600 were taken by
spectators and exporters The stock in port
900 bales, of which 319 GOO bales are American
The advces from Manchester continue unfavorabe but
there is more business doing at the decline.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET-Messrs
Richardson, Spence Co., report declining tendency
Flour but prices nomnally unchanged-saes of West
ern Canal at 20s Philadelphia and Baltimore at Elsa
rs Ohio 22d4s Wheat was very dull with declining
tendency quotations nominal at 5s Id for red Western
and 6s. 4d for white; Southern white 7sd7s. I'd Corn
closed with declining tendeney quotations nominal at
29s for mixed 30s. for yellow and 32s a3Ss for
white. European has declined Cd. .CTIs
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.--Messrs Big.
land Athya Co., Richardson, Spence Co.. James Nc
Henry and others Beef heavy decline Cd M
5s Pork heavy and Irish pressed for sale Bacon heavy
and declining 1s(d2s. Cheese declined lsG2s Lard
heavy SOS. Tallow-Average business without ouot
able change; Butchers Associations Sos d51s but
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers,
and other circulars quote Ashes firm Bis 632s for
quotations barely maintained Coffee firm. Rice quiet
and steady, at 1Ss Sd l9s. for midding to good Tea
dull. Congos and Hysons have declined but Gunpow-
ders have advanced slightly Rosn steady at 3s lido
As. Id. for common Observation-Disclosures IS. Cd. "a.
9s.; Baltimore, 6s Cd Fish Oils dull; Cod and Colored
Seal have decined Lnseed dull at 30s 30s 3d. Spirits
Turpentne dull at 40 (d40s. cd.
LONDON MARKETS.-Messrs Barring Bros. circular
reports Breadstuffs very dull. English Wheat declined
ls2 sales of white American at 4Os d42s and red at
4O Flour 20s d24s. Iron firm at &c los. .df6 15s. for
both rails bar Sugar heavy and quotations main
tanned difficulty Coffee quiet and easier but not
qaotably lower. Tea quiet at slight decline all
grades Congou sells at 04G0Td Spirits Turpentine
at a9s cd Linseed Cakes quiet new ELL Boston 91o 5s
fsS poo Ia % rsh 9s quiet and sales small Sperm fs5
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.
EXTRA SESSION.

THURSDAY, Nov. Is. 1858.
FIRST BRANcH.-The Branch met Present JNo. T.
FORD ESQ., President, and all the members, except Mr.
Hynes.
Mr.. GLAYvILLE presented petition from Messrs Gould
ward, asking permission place an Illuminating clock
Referred.
Mr.. BEALE presented petition from J. W Daugherty.
asking permission to construct switch Central
into his coal ward at the ntersection Of Cenrai
nue. ana Fayette street. Referred.
Mr CUNNINGHAM presented u petition from F H Cru
py, asking permission to extend bridge Hoings
to the opposite building. Referred
MI WOOD presented petition from Washington Hose
company, asking special appr opriaton of 81 500 to
Referred. 's '''eii S'e@in ire ehsine'
Mr. HAMILTON submitted resolution instructing the
~ on me Harbor to inquire into the e1pedency
OF grazing and paving the city property at the city yard
for the purpose of leasing. Adopted
Mr. BEALE presented resolution directing tbe clerk of
.he Lexington Market to inform the Branch whether
mas complied with the resolution of the last Council in
favor OF Matthias Cidman and if not the reason therefor
Adopted. - E i''
resolution was received from the Second Branch pro-
ana directed to advertise in two of the dafly
newspapers of TIE City of Baltimore for plans and snec
ncatons for new al shouse, workshops &c. and that
Two hundred dollars be and the hereby appropr
aed to pay the architect designer plans and
heatops cat may be approved and adopted by the city
Mr.. bEALE moved to amend by striking out 5000 and
passed as amended.
resolution from the Second Branch proposing Joint
sPecal committee on the Accounts of the Auditor was
Goncurred in and the President appointed Messrs Wood
this Branch. va ~ paw VI
Mr. MULES called up the preamble and resolutions rel
aVe 10 the SUIT pending in the Superior Court between
the City and Jno. Hamilton and they were refarrad w t
Committee on Water. ~ '''0
Mr.. HOUSTON presented petition from VIM Hanna and
ASKING that gas lamp be placed the intersection
OF Feasant street and Gravel alley Referred to the Cty
Commissioner. N NY
The Branch then adjourned
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to adjourn.
ment Present-WM. McPHAIL, President, and all the
members ' A" " 'iie
r GoLroN offered resolution proposing that Joint
Special Committee Of three from each Brancb he
ed 10 whom that portion of the Mayors message look
10 the establishment of Mayors should be referred
Read and laid on the table
The Branch then adjourned until this afternoon at
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DOMESTIC MARKETS..

CINCINNATI MARKET-FoR THE WEEK ENDING
Nov. 16.-FLoUR.-The market for this article has not
undergone any change during the week. the various
aspects of the market remain in the position they
have occupied the last two months For the higher
grades there is continued fair local and export
demand but the lower grades altogether neglected
prices nominal. The sales during the week add up
5000 bbls chiefly extra. We continue quote superne
s4 20I4 30, and nominal choice S440G4 GO, and extra
81 75 5d515 1922 bbl5. received during the week
and 729 do exported We notice sales of Buckwheat in
small retail lots, at 50 .60G275.
WHIsKEY.-The market has been buoyant during the
week and prices have advanced The each
day as follows Wednesday, &c.,; Thursday, 1shc.; Fri
day 19c4 Saturday, the same and Monday and yester
day 194c, with good demand, and firm market at
the quotation.
PRovl sIoSs.Ths market has partaken pretty much Of
the of that for Hogs and the business done has
been in the main speculative large quantity of Mess
Pork having been sold for future delivery beginning at
SIG and leaving off SIG 50 and for present delivery,
500 bbls sold yesterday this rate The time fixed for
the delivery is, in the main, December, though
contracts extend to January and February. ....,..
Bacon has been sold to the extent of 200 hhds within
the week. enc for Shoulders and sKc for Sides and
at the close Nc. higher asked.
In Bulk meats 200 900 lbs shoulders Sold future
delivery say the first week of February at &c. Nothing
done in old indeed in the excitement, old stuff
tirey to be neglected Green meats have been sold
the extent 600 pieces the greater portion for future
delivery, at 57e and sGsc for shoulders, sides and
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The Washington States says that Gov. Stevens,
the deleg ate to Congress from Washington Terri
tory, contemplates urging on the Secretary of War
the necessity of the retention in that Territory of
portion OF the troops recently engaged there in
quelling the Indian hostties. He thinks that at
least four regiments essential to be kept there,
in order that the Government may maintain the ad-
vantages over the unfriendly Indians which have
been gained through the energetic movements of
Gen. Clark and Col Wright. One of the most in
fuental chiefs belonging to the hostile tribes-ka-
makin-has not vet been brought to terms, and
Gov. S. believes that the withdrawal of the
troops, this man will gather horde of those about
him who entertain unfrendly sentiments toward
the whites, and engage in marauding expeditions
against the settlements The retention of the troops
will have the effect of keeping these bands quiet.
Gov. 5. is sangune that there will be large influx
of settlers into the Territory, in such measures
are adopted as shall leave no room for apprehen-
sions of another outbreak among the Indians.
BANK NOTE DETEcroRs-The Connecticut Bank
Commissioners are giving the affairs of the swim
ding contrivance known as the Litchfeld Bank, a
thorough examination. The petition for an injunc-
ton, submitted by the Commissioners, among its
statements has the following:
Ihe commissioners further represent that they
believe large sums of money have been paid to bank
note detectors In New York to induce them to
port the bills as to give them currency and en-
hanced and fictitious value to the capital stock
That according to memorandum, furnished by
the cashier, there has been paid 1888 &C. as follows
Monroe S33.66; Dye $l66.67; Taylor Sl33 49, same
parties $500 more, which was added to the engra-
vers BILL which accounts for the bill as it stands
The cashier, Z. L. Houghton, also states that Rum
sey (the first owner of the bank) agreed to paw
these detectors 81 900 mot to blow the bank That
of the Board of Directors, Messrs. Welch Vessels,
Gold and Kellogg, did not assume any responsible
ty, and did not engage in the management of the
bank, which was entirely controlled by the other
officers and directors"
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
LATES ST n E w S.
TELEGRA MS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. u

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lS.-The Utah correspondence
of the republican says that the reported Indian diff
ficn tins fasa Tho t-eore sattla tho diff
ficultes had returned.
Governor Cumming has decided that the Legisa-
ture must meet at Fillmore city, notwithstanding
the legality of which is denied, because only signed
by Brigham Young, though Governor Cumming
was in the Territory.
Disturbances are occurring with the Utah Indi-
ans in the southern section of the Territory. The
bodies of two murdered men have been found
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Michael Conner arrested yesterday evening by Ser
geant Townsend and officer Norris charged with assault
ing with attempt to kill William Prchard captain Of
the schooner Margaret Franklin lying foot of Caro-
line street. Conner drew large knife and rushed at
Prchad but was prevented from using it by the inter
venon Of other parties Justice Audoun committed him
for court.
saac Smith arrested yesterday evening charged
with disorderly conduct at the Assembly Rooms
Held for an examination
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The alarm of fire at 6H O'Clock last evening proceeded
from the partial burning Of Strawbrdge Methodist Epis
copal Church. of Biddle and Garden The
fire originated from pipe leading from furnace
discovered by NJ j. Snavely the of the
in time to prevent serious confagraon The fire de-
patmen were promptly the spot and succeeded in
extnguishng the flames 1t damaged to the amount
of $50.
The alarm of fire between six and o'clock yester
day evening caused by the burning Of chimney of
the house No. Isl North Exeter street.
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A WELLS, FARGO & co.
SStIfEf.NEW YORK & CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
xsSzFSzSEfSEs AND EXCHANGE COMPANY
oint Stock Company-Capital.. .... 5000 900.

JOINT STOCK Company-Captal.. $500 000
0FFIcE-S2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Boston Office San Fran. Office Phil office
80 Il 40 Court cor. Montgomery 400 Chestnut ST.
Square. & California sts
Agents for P G. Bambalier Co, Island of Cuba Elk
press
EXPRESS to California Sandwich Islands Oregon and
South America.
5th and 10th OF EACH MONTH-Express to Havana by
all regular steamers.
Goods must be accompanied by invoices.
EXCHANGES an California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands
and Havana, n sLEste uii rt.I5T 81"
Agents in Baltimore s.e +.I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The great comedian, Mr.
W E. Burton, commences engagement night at this
Theatre, and will make his first appearance Capt Cut
tie in the eccentric and favorite comedy of Dobey and
Son. Mrs. Hughes, actress of prominence, come
denne has been also engaged and will appear her
gnal personation of Mrs. Skewton, in this play This
will be followed by dance, by Miss Partngton
performances conclude with the farce Mr.. and Mrs
Peter White with Mr.. Fiske and Miss Jefferson in the
principal characters.
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Affairs i'm New Brunswick.

ST. JOHNS, Nov. T.-Winter weather has set in
unusually early here. The st. Johns river has
been frozen since the 18th inst, solid enough to
admit of the passage of light teams. There is also
considerable snow in the interior. Business of all
kinds is nearly at stand still, and unless the tim
Der and ship trade revives, there cannot fail to be
much suffering here during the ensuing winter and
spring.
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MORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855
FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence Of The Nepc ForE Times
Wednesday, Nov. l7.-General Paez accepts the
steamers Caledonia and Atalanta, in which he and
his suite OF fifteen persons will return home.
Secretary Cobb's table of estimates for the next
fiscal year foots up, S52,37 900.
Expenses of the Federal Government for the first
quarter of the present fiscal year, S2l 700l7S.
Receipts for the same period, S25, ,250,S70.
General Harvey will be again ordered to the COM
mand OF the Department of the West with his
headquarters at St. Louis, and Colonel Wright,
who commanded in the late Indian war in Oregon,
will be left in charge of that department
l have reliable assurances that there is not the
slightest truth in the rumor of the removal of Col
lector Schell.
modification of the Tariff has been, and still is,
the subject OF consideration by the Cabinet. The
disposition of the Executive evidently is against any
change, but the question is still an open
Collector Schell has officially advised Mr.. Cobb of
his opinion that the importations of dutable
merchandise will increase materially next month,
and that the Spring business will be very heavy
thus greatly enhancing the revenues from Customs,
and precIuding any necessity for alteration of
the Tariff in order to replenish the Treasury.
On the other hand tits ged, with much appar-
ent force, that the Western merchants cannot buy
extensively of foreign goods until after another crop
Is gathered and, therefore, that however heavy the
mportations, the goods must 60 into bond for in
definite period, instead ofbeing thrown at once up
on the market for consumption, and thus paving
the duties into the Treasury.
The Treasury Department is engaged in collect
ing facts and figures from various Custom houses,
bearing upon the relative merits of the alternatyo
systems of specific and ad valorem duties. For in
stance, the New York Custom house is called upon
to state what rate of specific duties on various sta
pie articles would be equivalent to the ad palorem
duty now collected on the same.
Some of the most experienced officers of the Gus
toms are beginning to urge the adoption by the Uni
ted States Government of the British system OF
combining specific with ad caIorem duties. Take,
Tor example, two shawls, ore costing five dollars,
and the other five hundred dollars. The British
system would levy specific duty of say two dollars
upon each shawl, and to that sum add an ad uaIor-
EN- duty besides. 1t is claimed that this system
would be more equal than any other, and secure
more revenue.
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THE Sanfe He NIail.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA despatch from Indepen-
dence says the Santa Fe mail of the 25th ult.,
rived on the l4th inst. The mail was brought in
on mules, the condition of the roads rendering it
necessary to leave the wagon behind. The mails
furnished contain no newspapers.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

$1,000 SAyANNAH-Str Commerce
70 casks rice, Jno. Williams Son; 6I5 sacks wheat
Lee Welby "A boxes copper ore, Jas Fisher sons
bbs do Is bales cotton. A c. Scaeer rs do do Ferpu
son, Murphy & Co; Ga do. do. Geo Kerr; 46 do do A
F Sewers; is do do W. E. Hooper < CO.; 40 do do ]
f. GLENN; do. do, Jno. Wilson; A do domestics
Woodward Baldwin Co.; box mdse, T. H. Belt Jr: i
do. do, 2 half casks rice, order -
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The Cincinnati Inquirer of the 18th saws

IHV OIuUIHHdII inquirer OF tHe IIth saws
Under the head of "deaths" yesterday was adver-
tised in our paper the decease and burial of a Ger
man citizen of Cincinnati. By close economy, dog
ged energy and industry he accumulated quite a
the Trust Company. When that institution went
down he lost his ALL In one day the gathered labor
of years disappeared, and the poor man looked on
his family as beggared. This was too much for his
reason 1t gave way, and in few weeks ne g was
removed to the Lunatic Asylum at Dayton. Ihere'
within the last few days, he died.
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Thanksgiving Day i'm New York and Penn

PHILADELPHIA Nov. ls.-Thanksgiving day here
was generally observed. Business was mostly sus-
pended, and the morning church services largely
attended. This afternoon and evening the various
places of amusement were crowded and the streets
well filed, but unusual excitement or disturb
ance occurred.
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MIR. Douglas Triumph.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-A meeting was held at Leav-
enworth, Kansas, on Saturday last in celebration
solutions were p passed pdg the " D of the
Democracy to the Charleston nominee.
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From Washington
Murders Mt Detroit.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The balance in the
Treasury on Monday amounted to S7.l73,0 900. The
weeks receipts nearly 50, ,0O7 0O0 Drafts paid
$4,000; Drafts issued S720, 900.
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EMIGRANTs.-Ten wagons, four families, sixty
head of cattle, forty horses, and thirty persons
men, and children, crossed the river day be-
fore yesterday their way to the vicinity of the
old trading post in Linn county, Kansas. This emil
Iowa. They have been something over three weeks
on the road, and calculate to arrive in Linn county
tomorrow, Sunday In making purchases Of
their groceries and provisions, they were perfectly
etc. etc., but they seemed to think that ten cents
pound for bacon was rather eep.'-Kansas City
Journal Of Commerce, Nor. G. ..s..
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Pigeons have been declared a nuisance by the city
Council of Dubuoe; the shooting law is suspended;
and the marshal authorized to ''cut pigeon wing
whenever he can.