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-sbsr q ihe shirpers wiz put my boat. t1e
" Srrr,rs TIE Memp is snf New o. eanl traf- as q
,,,s Z. = Packet leaving Eemphis srsry sitsr-
fhlLADE D. sNEpLET.
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o. N ATHERlORD,
a EAN slnd Real Estte Agent EaPo-
G0@ - - Cui. A. -NeEsu
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80 ,-r|tr1. - rs-cn. and Rooms Sc
a va 4 ~ pa H.sleNpK p sNITH AEsat.
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bod q la.ga smozni of TressuI
Wiling 2 % wise ih-y pay Z 2
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e a You are a little bear, madam"
Sri"
" About the sbooiaers mean. madam"
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
a nrrr-l a

n KEILT would respectfully irform his frienis snd
Os the public generally thai he manufscurr daily
q his stand dne ant large assor o. cverythiuE
In his line which be win ss they Be bought
Anywhere else and warranted 10 sire sstisfac
tlsn. Give him cal, Is ysu can set them coed and
rresh At D. KELITS,
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3oirls--BottIs.
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
Commandments House.

rTIHE undersigned w0xd respsctfuIly announce -
10 the pnblic tbAf fe has lease the veil fIsssi
known strEctare to-rtry tie COmmsndanps 4nitI
H11se in ths Navy Tan and viii osen IL 4 AAA--A
Hotel for he accommodation OF bOarders and transient
visitors, On the fST DAT OF APRIL TIE building Il
of sdFantaEeously l0eied the purpose (bsiug IN
- ~ a fha new deuof AZ the aeuphts
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Young America.

- Ann eA4alflarl NotlAu -
- sps- fui'y inform his friends Js4S-sS
&ffz.ksft tsnd the swelling Bu.lc, that nis FIHSI
->AA--AJLASS RESrAJKAET and HCTEL GARHI
Adams stret neariy oppasta the Wosksm Holss, q
where his fr nds and custs MRS wii oa fur
nish With All tinds % Game and dec.sies OF a Sea
soa a. vel the choicest brands Wues. ChasI 4
iog all couDatiou, he sali-its Hbsral shar Of The
pubic pafronIzi- Tapl-iyl JOSEPH TBUFRL
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Tn fhe Iladies.

n FTss McCIOsKY, Iats Of the BAzzAR or FASHION,
NJ has opsrsd her DRESS MAKING ROCKS 4ib
Hsln Fteeet s.5osite NssaFs. eps.c & sirtuges rew
sisrs. bstsee1 uul5n tna Gonr5s sssE, ~ so..cs
fhSFs o pr5iis ystso-Sgs. l1siS-sr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-15

I'VE hsvs IN dar sarl-asd Vim us IN business,
w JN1 n N8Lscs- rcaaontbs, And w Nc
EEoS, ., Eenabis. s. ffl9 !.ass ~ ooH,sIs 10y
AkS - - oeiated With = VA ;rlf
q .,s-s.e s@---'7 49, Of POeahonl q d SfJdsrr,
pti-t-. - 4 rssl contin1e IA =. S~S'-~
iEssl lss hesst fore.
SID "a ~ g. sooxv
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Try Genesee Whisky.
~ naafON

\ EEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD STOCK.
MI or money IN exchAnee for -Four Hundfea aDd
Thrty ave Acres sf Lsnd Hardeman coauty, Tnnes-
see half mile n0Th Of the ard bevesn Sa1lsoury
and hddleton, adioinins he lapds o. y hcCunmines
and Jas hose sr sbouf leo sctes of fsid land s1cs
lent second botfo 1" 90 OF Which IN dne state -
cultivation ne hsanos not cleared and h sviy timbsred
rcndernx Il very valuable On aceo1nt q location.
~ double log drei ing and nerssary ou-bousss the
lsnt several superior sprnEs two o. Thich, foru-
ing snail crek throaEh ths lan1 a oeTtr 1ns "a
ter This land viii b sod ve-7 oW ald on easy ters.
For further infoTmafi1n. c.f en ny sEents Lone y.
Carr, Affo5nsy Al Lsp, Esnpsis, Tenn o. uyssR q
Baskerville Nissist.ppi. -
spe-dsw-sits JAAhs p. N, cox.
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REHeE .ARTE.
> Good Chanee rOr a barter

7 VIII fTads i've LOIS. impFovsd on Causey stresi
for Staple eosis for Eessses For p-rtiSul.rs sp
ply 10 d. @. HU NPHRBY, Agent,
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A FIHE DWELLING H0UsE CO ne corner 49,,
~ Of Shelby and Vance streets, cor taiaing ~ ~
large and eonuociors r0J1s; nne cktern, ~
Kitchen &c. For terms auplv at TIE counting .1 -
To1En of webb a Ezfnn, sls ksic street. 70
sp-sdiw WILLIAM RuFFIK. Jr ?
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.$7O.OOO and $1O.OO0 !

ID EMEMBER 10 urscure your rhsncss fa tine for TIE
~ Rrand Capitals Ia N popular SATURDAY GeorFia
State Lotteries Th- tcssts may Be obtained a. the
SPAIN 4 co. ,et
sevrrl good prizes sSid last Saturday, and 10
se he large Capitals this week Maze tsip
the rerry ant Try your luck. whole TicEets 80. ali
IS I.rtsr s1 So mr34-Easam
A0O OF CUISINE just recsivea and fer sale Io~
<UO FOR cash By . 8 JANPHfER
mar.7-H Poplar stree-.
nO BBLs sTEUBkEvILLK oOPPERAs ioh.aa and
~ Tor sale b 2. s. BANPdIEa, =
msrl6 u PoplEr street.
A GBSERAL 4ss1rtmenf Of Drugs. CT eraicals Paints
n OILS. Windov Gisss, Gla -sEare Gzrteo seeds &C.
fgr sale b. the radefsigned either b res atoessl
at the lsEess cash p-iesa B. 5 LANPHIHRs
marls-tf PoPl.r street
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CauUtrV ResIdence Tor Rent.

A GOOD resdsuee, two nils from Court -.
a SQUARE en- ne Eez Etsts Line Rnac. ~
mere are Ten acres q ground sftsched. Ap- HI
~ =, A. Q. BeTTIs. or k4.ek
S'--.-fst- y n SHAW A co
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euln9r.
= - eA--a-ire rfsht o. Memphis for the Helsipo.
=. P,tsnt SIS ssilsTy lsi Hsia street 5pplsiesths
oishsn house- lsria-a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-29
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24
b"stism Expectations

We Eaye rather alarming news from Da
kota, in reference 10 concerted movement
in that territory, between the Yanktons
and Upper SiSsetoDs against the whites
Houses have been burned in the neighbOf.
hoood Of Me'iary, cattle shot, and proyis-
ions stolen. by lawlcs~ band. Of these saya
yes. The Yank,ons, az il well known. claim
portion Of the annui,cs paid the Sioux
con,ending that under the treaty Of 1851.
portions OF their ands were sold 10 the
United States for which they never received
remuneration. At the last .Ssiou Of Con
gress $4,000 was appropriated to satisfy
the claims Of thee Indians and the acting
Superintendent II Indian Affairs, in 81
Paul, a, the suggestion 81 Gov. SIBLyY, has
despatched messenger 10 the frontier 10
inform the hostile Indians they will speedily
receive jnst enumeration for their loses
This, we think, will quie, the Yanktos.
The present condition Of the Indians
should hasten action by the legislature. in
that portion Of the Governors Message re-
commenting the spcsly organization II an
effective militia fore
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We see by the Washington CnIoa, OF the
Eth Of Jabe, that JONI II. M'KEssr, Of
Cba,heid and JoHs X BxsxEIT, Of Chat
field, have bsu re-appointed Land OTiees
Of the Root River district, the former -
Receiver and the latter as Register. Tbese
gentlemen. during The past few year. have
filed the positions To which thsy have been
re-sppointsd to the satisfaction Of The gov
ernnen, and people Of the STATE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

The repor; Of the Committee o. the
Whole was adopted.
Mr.. KEITH moved to amend the bill by
striking out the words - its passage" and
inserting the words ''the FIRST day Of Janua-
ry, 1885," Agreed to,
The bill was then ordered to be eugrossed.
The report Of the Judiciary Committee
from aboye) was then taken up, and the re.
commentators Of the committee adopted.
The report Of the judiciary Committee
on changing the name Of Snake river was
then taken up and the report concurred in.
The Governors Private Secretary appear
ed and read the following act as having
been approved OF and signed by the Gov.
ernor, viz:
An act to incorporate the city Of Hast
ings, and to repeal former charter.
The House again resolved itself into Com.
mittee Of the Whole 10 consider House and
Senate file of bills.
After time spen, therein, the committee
rose and reported the bill back to the House
with amendments.
The question recurring upon the adoption
OF the report II the Committee OF the
Whole, fixing the salary of the Assistant
Secretary of State,
Mr.. STARKEY moved TO amend Sec
3 by adding, /" whenever the Governor shall
deem said Office Of Assistant Secretary Of
State no longer required to carry on the Or
binary business of the Office, he shall declare
the same vacant
Mr.. SiiEEIT offered as substitute,
q the Office of Assistant Secretary OF State
shall be 10 force for one year." Adopted.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to amend line 2,
sec. 4, by striking out - 1000" and in
serting 800" as the salary. Adopted.
Mr.. TEFT moved to strike out 800,
and insert 600" The motion was adopt.
ed. Ayes, 30 nays, %.
On motion Of Mr.. SHEETZ the bill was
ordered engrossed for bird reading.
The House then adjourned until nine
O'Clock tomorrow.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

We learn from Senator Rlcx Of the fol.
lowing matters Of postal interest
Ibc name Of the poa Office at EIysium,
IL Sucnr county, has been changed 10 Okla
man. WAscca county W q. MATHEWS,
Postmaster.
FREDERICK DEsIsos la. bcen appointed
Postmaster at Lexington. IL Sucur county,
vice HAnRy Earl. resigned
A ppt Office has been established at
Camden, Carver county, and GgO. =. Bosr.
WICK appointed Postmaster.
The name Of the post Office at Ava, Scott
county. has been changed 10 tina, Of IieIe-
ma and u. ". I.EcoaD appointed Postmas-
Ter
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We have before a, the secDad number Of
the Minneso,a Sla,e,maa, neatly printed
and ably edited journal just issued from st.
Peter, Nieollet county, j. Gsgys, editor
and proprietor We wish ,be Sta,e,man
Ill nanner oi suecss.
by the way. We would inform the
Sa,anaa that the omiAioa u ~. Peter
from the list Of distances On the Minnesota
River va entirely accidental
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

WAsmNaros, June ~.

w ARLINGTON, june w.
ta,Dprs Pioneer aud p.mocfai
The sum Of $4,000 dollars has been up.
propriaicd 10 enable the Secretary Of the
Interior a. settle the Indian difficulties upon
the western and northwestern borders OF
Minnesota.
Cnanirs i. Nix, the able Clerk Of the
Indian Department Tor many years. has just
been appointed Superintendent Of Indian AZ
fairs.
II " 10 lie hoped that Mr.. Mix will bc
scnt Out during the summer 10 regulate Ia.
dian matters in Minnesota
Yours, &c,
II. NJ. Ricg.
J.. =. The Senate has Just concurred In
the following appropriation, which passed
the House on the first of June
For dcfraying the expenses Of the several
expeditions against Ink pa da tabs band, and
IN The search, ransom and recovery of tho fe.
male capt,es taken by said band In 1867, tho
sum Of 100000, or 40 much thereof as may DO
necessary Ia hereby appropriated; tho amounts
to be a-eertained aud paid. on satisfactory
proof. under the direction Of the Secretary VI
the Interior.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

M .rL MoRrHr has gone 10 England
10 attend the Chess Congress 90 the I'D Of
JUNE. a, Birmingham, where he "a TO play
match with Mr.. II. SrArsros, the champion
chess player, for a prize Of 5000; Aser
thai be win proceed to Paris and Berlin to
measure his strength with HARvrrz, AspEn'
srs. and the Other great ehessphyers Of 'be
continent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

The treaty with the Yanktons for the
cession Of their lands in Dakota, has not
been rejected. We learn from Washington.
that the treaty will come up for tinal action
next session.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24


soO-ta
The Milwaukee Seni,aei, Of the 10th inst,
has the following notice Of late decision of
Judge MILLER, Of the u. s. District Court,
with reference to the Stay Law" enacted
by The legislature Of Wisconsin during the
gssion which has jut clo~ed
Monday morning, Judge MUM, in the U. \.
Court, read an opinion, setting forth that the
Mortgage Htay Law. passed by the last Irgis.
laiprc, was IN his judgment unconstitutional
and yod a. 70 xisting mortgages. This opinion
will, Of course, control the action Of the Court
% 10 oil cases arising under the Law In question.
While the cob-titutionsi,y Of the Law Is . point
upon which Ia wyers will diffsr, there IL, We be-
beye, but one sentiment % 10 lie injustice and
impolicy II will, Of course, be repealed st
the NEXT session Of the Legislature
We observe in the money article Of the
saioe date that further allnsion il made 10
IL practical Effects IN follows:
The Mortgage Stay law" which IL 10 eve.
Fybodys mouth. still operates 10 keep money
out Of everybody pocket. A. the sane time
II Is getting 40 covered up by rIdiculs and exc.
Grafton. that II will be 10 m intents and pur.
poses. soon lost sight Of We repeat our EN-.
phstie opinion, that ia repeal 10 a. inevitable,
- lie snsetIaent was ~ sdvised-and any man
Who svsils himself of its provisions 10 avoid
tbs prompt payment u an honest debt, will do
himssh On injury that more time than be saved
c ,. s.qsssd 70 .s:a .v:y W. :s 20
Law more thAn hat VI usury Law. They are
both unsound and foolish, and are both prscti.
eally psllities.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

The Washington Union thus gives the
1uietus - the rumOrs about change IN the
Cabinet -
Although the presen, Cabinet is proba-
bly the most harmonious one that has ever
existed 10 the history Of the government
the public II every now and then ecified by
some cunningly devised fable OF discussions,
,ealousies, and alterations among ITS mem
bers. We believe the latest rrmor oil the
sort refers to secretaries Of the treasury and
OF war. II proclaims, first, an alienation
between these two gentlemen, and. second,
an actual resignation by both OF their re.
spective positions. We stated
sometime ago that the President entertained
entire and implicit confidence in each and
every member Of his cabinet; we can add
now in response 10 this new class oil runors
which have had more recent invention, that
the utmost good feeling exists between all
the members Of the cabinet; and If any two
of them are on terms more cordial than the
rest. they happen to be the very genuemen
whom this latest and freshest rumor an
sounces 10 b. at daggers draw
DicxExs TO BE DUoRcED.-A late Lon
don paper has the following
Though the Household Words still con-
tinse its weekly course, the household OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickens is at siIes and
severn There's division between my lord
and my lady a 7ena Ct ioro' ia 10 be the
order OF the separation The daughters
side with Poi,r, and the sou with Mater.
The wife Of a certain ". =. who upset Lord
Pam anil his ministerial crew, the infatuat
ed correspondent Of Orsini, is said TO be
mixed up in the ARRAY. DO as | write and
no, a. DO is evidently the motto Of the
author Of those pretty little and highly NOR
al Christian book"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

Most fSa- NE Supposed Msodssr
Taku', Eraa,nsd aud Consulted for T,ai-
Tfscsis Of Henry De Cawp-No Med d the
Murder Bring Commiited-- 7Ss Reason Vhs
90 Singular Case If Pa,ko--Ih WAY Tasy
do Things IN ICabsskasr, Sc.
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st. Paul. Minnesota.
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British AEgressions.

The London &iPpmg Ga-ette Of June ]
continues the subject as follows:
- If the American Government are suiii-
cicntly alive to the national honor and to the
evil consequences Of this abuse Of the ma
tional flag, they will cooperate with the
British Government in preventing the Gu
ban slavers from covering their cargocs
with the stripes and stars. II they do not
regard it ~ an abuse OF the national ensign
OF the States, they will let matters remain
As they are. We may regret this determi-
nation; but, involving, as it does or may
do, the maintenance OF that right Of which
az maritime nation America is peculiarly
jealous-immunity for her mercantile ma
rine from search upon the high eas-we
have not a word TO say against it. The
right OF search has been formally denied by
almost every American statesman, from JEFF
fersOn 70 Webster, and from Webster to
Everett, and there is no public man in the
States who would venture 10 propose its
admission in any shape or form. The
American flag protects the commerce Of the
Union just rs etiectually al our own flag
protects the commerce of the British islands,
and that protection, as zee J0und oM JoHy'
s,I years ago, meant something real, and it
is not for the British Government or the
government Of any other state TO question
of America to cover any commerce she
thinks proper with her flag, except that
state il prepared to make the question
odsus teH,. We trust, therefore, that il will
appear that the accounts we have received
Of the precipitancy Of the officers in com
mand Of our cruisers in the Gulf of Florida
have been exaggerated, and that the whole
affair admits OF satisfactory explanation.
We have no apprehension of q collision be-
tween this country and the United States
upon this or any other question but We
depreca,e anything, from whatever cause
proceeding, likely to disturb our commercial
relations with that nation, on whose stead
fast alliance with this country the com
merce, the civilization, and we may add, the
freedom Of mankind, mainly depend.
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