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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-02-18

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

The bill which was introduced by Mr..
CURTIS, of Iowa, in the House Of Represen
tatives, on the first day OF the session, TO Sc
cure the construction Of central Pacific
Railroad, provides for branches from two
points on the navigablc waters Of the Mis-
souri, river, one opposite TO Iowa, and the
other opposite to Missour.,b two branches
TO converge and unite within two hundred
miles Of the Missouri river, and thence run
10 the navigable waters Of the Sacramento.
The usual appropriation Of the alternate sec
tions within six miles are to be appropriated,
and government is to appropriate to the
contractors twelve thousand dollars a mile,
to be reimbursed TO the government in trans
por,aton Of the mails and military stores
the construction 10 he offered by the Presi.
dent TO the best bidder, as proposed by Sen.
ator Gwrs's bill.
This plan starts Of the outer rim Of our
present railroad connections, and terminates
on the navgable waters in the centre OF Cal.
ifornia population 1t is claimed that i,
would be equally convenient TO slave and
free States convenient 70 the North and
Southland convenient for connections with
all our Pacific Territories II would follow
the cmigrant route up the Platte, through
Utah, ard be abou, sixteen or eighteen hun
dred miles long.
The bill was referred 10 the Select Com.
mi'tec on the subject Of The Pacific Rail
road, which was revived Tor the purpose Of
consideration
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

the Demce'ai, in reply to ito structures upon
u paragraph in the PloSxnR 4 DKnocRAr,
relative TO the Government advertisement Of
proposals for the Northern Pacific Mail
route, that WI had no intention 10 disparagc
the standing or circulation Of tho Democrat.
Nevertheless as the circulation Of the Demo
erd' perhaps, docs not extend over tho line
OF the route specially interested in the adver
,lscment, the selection OF the Democrat, how
ever judicious for General Government nd
vcrtislng VIC cannot regard as quite CONNIE
afaui, il this particular instance. Aid In
proof Of this the first notice Of tho advertise
mcnt In this direction was derived from i,s
gratuitous republication in this paper.
Col. Johnson. President Of the Transit Rail
road Company has returned from ~, Paul,
where he went Tor the purpose Of executing n
Trust Deed from the Company 10 the state, Tor
two hundred aud forty sections Of tho tom.
panys land, ~ security TOT tho payment Of tho
state Bonds, which may issue 10 the Road.
Ills arrangements were rot completed on nc.
~.
Tho population OF La Crosse has not incroas.
cd two hundred In live years.
Wmona was laid out four years ago, II now
contains population OF over h00-~ Al least
fifteen hundred more souls than la Crosse.
Wood sold on the streets on Wednesday lsst
nj 81 60 per cord.
The river Ia froxc tight and hard. and pefeons
are daily crossing II On foot. Teams could also
cross, II they desired.
We counted any.four teams, loaded with
produce, on Second street Wednesday. Busi.
ness In WinOna IL In u meat ilourishing condi.
uon,'"b.
The Monticello Express says that the
churches Of Monticello, in connection with
the churches generally throughout the
State, have adopted the last day Of the
year to be observed IN day OF fasting
and prayer to God, that our young and
growing commonwealth may especially share
in those spiritual blessings Of which some OF
her sister S,atea have ~ richly received
within the year now closing
sr. rsrsn MArrrns.--Tb Statesman
announces that a Collegiate Institute Is to
be established at that place by the Rev. Ia
IA JOKES
The Statesman urges the construction Of
n road from 81. Peter 10 New Uln,. II
says the IRA, twelve miles above 81. Peter is
almost impassable. and that six hundred
dollar, would make good road the whole
distance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
Interesting Foreign Nsws.

We have Liverpool news by the arrival
Of the Austria, 10 the 4th Of December. The
missing steamer, Indian Empire. which sail
ed from New York. to Galway. on the 23d
OF October, arrived at Broad Haven, county
Mayo Ireland, on the 26th Of November
The passengers and crew were oil well The
cause OF the delay was the exhaustion Of the
fuel on the steamer and portion Of her
cargo and woodwork were consumed She
was also short Of provisions. The ship laid
to Tor week within one or two days steam.
ing of Galway, during two furious storms
MoNrALENngRr's case has assumed new
phase. The Moniieur. of the I'd inst, nm.
nounccd that in consequence Of the nnniver.
sary Of the ID December, the Emperor re-
lievcs MoSrnSnprRr from the penalties of
the sentence passed upon him. But NJ. dc
oNr,LKNnERr won't be relieved. lie writes
to the Monauev TO the following effect -
~ have Appealed against the sentence passed
upon me, No power in France up TO the
present time has had right to remit pen
atty not definite. | am one of those who
still believe in the right, and do no, accept
the pardon. beg you, and, il necessary.
demand you to insert this,
The London Times regards the action Of
the Emperor, MS n triumph Of the English
press, and at the same time ccnsures the
Emperor Tor the numerous instances Of vacil
lat'on that he has displayed.
QUEEN NicronlA liz about 10 be invested
with n new title thu, of grand mother
Prayers are being offered in the churches of
Prussia, for the safe delivery Other daughter,
the Princess FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Further English successes nrc reported in
India. The proclamation, in which the
British crown assumes entire command over
lndia, promises an amnesty on certain condl
tons, was read throughout India Of the first
Of November, and is said 70 have given
great satisfaction TO all parties.
A sum exceeding the amount required,
has been subscribed TO construct q ship
canal across the lsibmus Of Suez.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
A Canadian Railway schcm. for Nin'
nesOtn.

We give in another column an article Of
great interest from the Detroit Free Press,
giving US the gist of communication in
the Montreal Ga-ette, proposing plan for
Pacific Railway, in which the line is
adopted which has been so often recon-
mended in this paper, and on which hangs
the future destiny Of st. Paul. The writer
distinctly perceives the importance Of the
positionsbf st. Paul in relation to any pro-
ject of Northern Pacific Railway, and
while conceding TO Chicago the rank Of a
great eastern emporium does not fail to
recognize the fact that in like manner, ST.
Paul would become the great eastern dis
,ributing emporium for the Mississippi and
its tributaries, from the falls Of st. Anthony
to New Orleans.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

OuE DgLE0ATIoS IN CosGEgss The
Senators and Representatives 10 Congress
from this State have been placed On impor-
tsnt committees. In the Senate, Mr. Rlcs
stands second on the Committee on Indian
Affairs. and is also placed On the Commit.
tee On Post Offices ard Post Routes. Geo
SHIsLDs IS Chairman Of the Committee %
Revolutionary Claims, and q member Of tie
Committee On Private Land Claims. 10
the Hone Mr.. C.vAs.UoH takes the place
o. NJ H,EEis. deceased. 90 the Commit, ee
% Elections, and Mr.. Pairs ia placed o.
the COMMITTEE 90 Mileage.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

The BEAUTIES or rHg CgsrRAL ROUrE
The Utah maj u Nov. 20, arrived at 81.
Louis on the 18th. The passengers report
tina, the snow 10 the mountains was ; feet
deep From Big Mountain TO Platte
Bridge, it averages IS inches ia depth. The
party was over.sken by terrific snow
storm between Ash Hollow and the South
Plate and was two days and nights in ira
yelling Is miles. The streams on the whole
route we're crossed on the ice. It ia over
this route a railroad is proposed TO the Pa.
cifc.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

Ngw LoaS-CoSDrrIos ~ rkEAsCRY.-
The Secretary Of the Treasury adyer,ises
for proposals. 70 be received until The 24,h oi
January for a loan Of 81 900 900, under the
act Of Jane last. The balance now in tie
Treasury ia s4,e4l 600. Receipts week
ending the llth, 81 $4,000. Amour. o.
drah. pad, s2.3s2O0O. Increase over
amour, in Treasury in the wsk previous
$4,000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

SENATOR DoUoLAs ~ NV YoRx-On
the l7th, in New York, the Board Of Alder.
men ard Coupcilmen passed resolutions com.
planetary 10 Senator DouGLAs, and sp-
pointed committee 30 extend the hospital.
tiles Of The city 70 him, when be arrived
there en- route for Washington.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

M. SrEsDS,S hA. written his resigna-
ton a. Public Printer d tbe iioas Of Re
preen,a,ivrs, bu, v.,hhOlds sending il in
for the Iresrt.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

"Our own land owes debt Of ingrai,',de TO
the Huguenot.'
Well, we don't know any better way Of
paying it than to get the Mtnnesot'an editor
to comment upon their history. Another
iustalment like that we have been noticing,
would discharge any debt Of ingra,itude and
satisfy any revenge, which could be exaeted
OF their memory. And besides answering
this purpose Of poetic justice, it will serve
to show by comparison, how miserably def
cient the theological editors Of the PI.
oSERR, are in having, as the MInnestian
alleges
-" neither the reading, nor grasp OF mind,
nor industry TO prepare literary articles from
cJtgiad! sources
which distinguishes the ARCHAEOLOGICAL
staff Of the M,nnssof,Gn.
TnE OEEGoN APPIIcATIoS.--Thc Repub-
leans will be unsuccessful in their endeavors
TO s,ave or the admission Of the tree State
OF oregon. or TO attach 10 the oregon blli,
Kansas rider. A despatch from Washing
ton says that the House Committee on Terri
tories held q meeting on the 18th, and re-
jected, by vote Of five 10 four. Mr.. Grow +
proposed amendment to the Scnate's Oregon
Bill, to repeal that clause Of the English
Kansas Bill, which prohibits the people OF
Kansas from calling convention to form a
constitution, until they have sufficient
population Tor a representative TO Congress
according TO the federal ratio. The bill, rs
it came from the Senate, was ordered to be
reported TO the House 1t simply provides
for the admission of Oregon as State, with
one Representative in the House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17
kclf.IsesWct.

Keep up good opinion Of yourself
not vain one, but a good solid self re-
spect, which shall stimulate you to high
CT and pursr thoughts, words and actions.
The man who relies on his own respect
viii never be mean, for though nobody
ever knows it, he h;mself will, and that
should be enough to deter him from pet
" deeds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

Almost every one eetsinly every merchant has some
times ssrons, Wished that hs had reliable eoes-
peadeHt friend living fn this great metropolis
wh1a he could send for the transaction Of business
the purchase 81 article. that he could not make
convenient to to the city 10 ao 10 bay hiRscf,
with fail confidence that business would be veil
and reasonable expense TO him. Having become sat
fed by extended observation and experience That this
is almost unsersal want, hare established our
house supply IL. We have found that thousands ~
persons. sum Maine 0eoryia. cen4tafAy sending
a,,aaa. fa - - nan, hsnrsa ds.,. ana
believe In every those employing have been
satisfied both with the Quality Of the services rendered,
ges shall in ali he fair aud reasonable, being pre-
cat the time and labor consumed Ii II certain.
cash. sur sErrxa than any single purchaser
In fact, To friends much worc In pF-
than the commission w charge. No man who only
occasionally comes here can be familiar with market
SO extensive this we being here all this time, are
thoroughly acquainted with H. and know where 10
and every thing 10 rss hands and :. the lowest rates
10 send country produce 10 SELL sometimes the
ceeds to he invested In goods, sometimes in money.
to enable Justice TO those Who may cossign
Our charges fnr selling usually Ave per
although In special eases Of very large % se ANAL
transactions, equity might reqate " be varied from
that. We have circular irving more a. length the
scope and plan d business, with statement of
charges foruying Of the leading articles, which
viii be sent application. Letters Of inquiry only
should contain stamps - prepay the replies.
sRErER ny YERMIssIoN 70
WIN Lambert 4 .;ssss Co. New York
David brown. of Da lid s Brown Co, Philadelphia.
Joseph Cabot, Philadelphia.
q Bn&y Blake, of Blake, Howe 4 Co, Boston.
y caa0t " Go, Boston. sH#F
stan6ed, Wentworth a CO, Bossan.
} G cshot, u Wales, Cabot q Co. 81 Louis,
TP Particular attention !. given to procuring insu.
policies. Life Fire and Marine In the bsse ana
standing and responsibility Of insurance ceapsnies,
railroads ard other esrporaiiem n95A
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

rISEE suhecstheSs would respectfully inform their
j creditors aud the psople generally. that they
have this day aiaslsed partnership by mutual con-
sent, and want I'll persona knowing themsolyes in
debtsd = them by nste " othcrWik - cali u the
steam MIN and settle With hhesrer the aecepnts
viii still remain At the Mil, 70 accommodate III
Who may favor him with their patronage, end Will
als0 10 respSnabh fof III debts agAlaxt he nSm
" ktout 4 EheArer. contracted pFevious 10 this
date. STOUT q HIEAnEA
TirtaA, Jan. 70, 1864. Ms
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

1~A French paper states that BY an
accident charcoal has been discovered to
b cure for burns. BY laying piece of
cold charcoal upon the burn, the pain
subsidies Immediately. by Leaving the
charcoal on one hour, the wound is heal
ID, as has been demonstrated on several
occasions. The remedy is cheap and sim
pie, and certainly deserves trial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

~ distinguished lady once re-
proved her librarian for putting books
written by male and female authors up.
on tho same shelf "Never do it," said
she, /" without putting a prayer book be-
tween them"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

= -. The Rishmoud EsA an tAat
Mr.. Buchanan Is the on.y candidate
whom the Southern pcepl" coald hope to
elect Prcsidcnt in ls0o. A.k Prospe, d,
then, arc not very brilliant, unlcss they
shall By that time have established a
Southern Confectionery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

~ "ra, didn't you whip me for biting
Tommy" ayes, my child, for you hurt
him very much" "Well, then, pa, you
ought to whip mas music teacher, too,
for he bit her yesterday right in the
mouth; and | knew it hurt her, because
she put her arms around his neck, and
tried TO choke him."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

Norway has population Of about a
million and a quarter. The Inhabitants
are noininally Protestant There is not
: Roman Catholic church or priest in
the whole land. Neither n JeW nor
Jesuit u allowed by the consultation to
set foot on the soil.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

DSAn umbrella has been manufac-
turcd in Connecticut, called the blending
umbrella" 1t is made of brown paper
and willow twigs, intended exclusively
to accom- modate d friend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

Mp0AYsG ksees's Sresyd yosr nepth
Ansinx skesiSs Sensses, 4SsqlaiWe1 =
memhsR. e She kegisluazlss 70 another
representative. Ok, yn, hsss, ~as
Ne reply, Il yawnsd through the whole
Of yoar speech
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

~ WAa WITH Ex0LASD.--Aroth-
e bone = sssesntisa - provoked ma-
tnal seari bstwesa Eaehad sad AnAorica.
The Haasoa's Bay so.pasy - forbid
An9rieaa .vsasels fto0 cruising . kta-
ssrss River, y il ths vieisiay q Van
couver's islssd, fss eoansfcil q other
purposes, ssdsr The psaalty Il oosfssa-
ton. s,A.ssst - *ssesM .sAa2ss*&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

How IN le tke most beautiful woman in the
world. How to be more heaatiful after marriage,
instead Of mere agly, most wives new are
How to transmit your beauty to your children
without losing 1T rrsclf. How to Ne sweet it'll
out perfume cheerful without stimulznts. rosy
without roaee and radiant without paint The
means are certain. within the reach sf every 80
man and are detailed with ample directions in q
Letter u Ladissr which will be mailed prepaid
to any address the receipt Of Is cents IN stamps
or American cain ADDRESS
23u Dr. 7. I. CHAIRMAN.
No. u West 18th Street, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17
r;aTRAY NOTICE.

-ken up BY Perry Frink. at his residence at
Onion Grove, IN Cedar County, Iowa, ON the Jth
day Of August, 1857, light iron grey horse, SUP
posed 10 be 8 years old; white legs and white
iace, and appraised AZ 500 before Ak. Haisley,
ESQ. s. w YOUNG
Tipton Oct 10th. 1887. 4o-sm Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-17

SECRET DIDEAS Es,
s..sAse. ..s..ss Ys1a : $1,000.
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Two Dwellings fD9 sale ar Trade.
large t~o story ho~sr, well finished. with
harm and three good towa lots, will Ne sold or
traded for any kind OF property. u half price.
ALSO. comfortable fraiae d~elliag saitnated
in the central part OF Tiptoa- Now IL the time
for good hAsg ainA WELLS SPICER
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