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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

',,sf The test fsquIisi rs Che heats Of a..
summer and asfnus Vines, pft glad ~
peiteiye ihat the Hon. T. 'Ntl t,rfeW BE-
again able 10 resume the repetition o. bis elias.
~ hddfess on the chamciefo Wellington
Wherever this Distinguished D.Hiof anl states
man goes. De is received with ib' houoB H1r
not only 10 his public talents. but Go his pirate
worth, "a true patriot a cultivated ,.h1aG
aud = refined gentleman.
Warm, however IS have ys,p the demon
STATIONS 81 tegm Ia other =. 'cs nowhere
has he been offered a more tea i'Ui 'lil4Ia OF
appreciation than .u Sogh Carolina, Soirsp-
IN was she tguchedby lhs o,jGl, ID bus mission,
the, no sooner ala he enter her borders than
he WIS presented, by the president o., ih1 CONS
pany, with The freedom Of her railroads ior he
entir. year and nj her capital ,te committee,
prompted by the rhiyagis oDu,it5y belonging
10 he Palmetto State, welcomed him DO Re
name VI the patriotic daughter who bod 20
nohly lnaugurAiei The movement ,5incs or 'nd'
ed 20 one OF broad nationality for he Pggsrrgu'
ton OF Mount Vernon, and whose warues.a!.y
the generous Everett, had become
This demonstration on ,ha part of south
Carolina is all the more 10 be appreciated BE-
cause, politically, she has taken opposite sides
WIN tue pItol slNNA0lNHf WNs w ""' WV"
pleasure that nobility Of sou that can give ne
need OF praise to private virtue, unbiased By
party prejudices
The freedom OF traye, over her roads Is also
an act OF generous hospitality that we would
gladly see emulliei all override country. The
mission to which Mr.. Everett has devoted o.
close Of his public HE is ihrlDiugly beautiful
md ne disjn'rrestedness deserves grateful re-
cogGitiep. I, is for a future, Ia which he eau
have ~ career thnt he l'boIs, and postcr'ly
alone will reap the benefit o. bis 'oi'. AZ the
call Of the people, the veneOt-a lge leaves
he quiet OF his home, and eullrcs the atgges
Of extended travel throughout ,hn Culon, IN
order tosecur, to ii Mount Fcruon-ths koch
i.noor Of our national dialem,' adding even
higher value TO the GEM by showing with an
eloqucnce thai none bat he c0U command how
much OF its lus.re is reflected not only from
the glory but also from the virtue OF one whose
,poilsss name has become the palladium Of our
liberty, and by this means, too, does he quick
." tic realization Of wherein lie our true
strength and dignity az nation. Under these
circumstances, not South Carolina alone, bnl
all tho States, should extend courtesy, merit
ed by an occssion--uuigle 70 ih generation
and ,hcow open thcjr roads from North to
Sno;h, from East to West, TO him who for the
time, should be considered "A public guest
wherever he may be invited 20 address the peo'
PIE.
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SCHOLASTIC.
DniIag collegiate institute.
Wouni Prairie ll!gh school,.

~ n SMITH, rnneipal, and w ), :, SMITH,
" Assistant
The 10, s.. Il s-a,oi, rIctrmcero &c .s; Nua-
daT 10 uuer Th lshla lie year VIII b. divided rn ~ 80.
sluF q! 7Ns munfrs tH.'
TERMS .f I.tlicu per Ss'liogr
GrgnSnT al Iriang,l., 6; o.
Grammar .ug ArllhNeii' sutlnuci Elementary Aerhrs,
Csp s1n, Material Philosophy N mislry Hrl History "a %
As-l va continued, GtCnrtry, T.ron1uruy, su vrHH',
Descriptive and Analytical Gruurip. nf'ftn.ri sih
eiya,n, OF intii tr,tk and Spanish language, IS %
Students will be charge; from the time of enIsruF uush The
close u the unless ln Of Irrrscyl il,sI
TGitUu pay Ahlsiat the expiration 81 each term
Tails school Il located IN Dallas county mt uoTih ~ N
OF Dallas, TIE residences Of Nm M"rrl and 81
Fortncr II Board ne had Ia 4 height grhuui
Ne terms Each SUDDEN; will ~ Charge ~ pr scior, 10
e,ll.,aI rElrn,cs. iEly.
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nJudge Of Election for Eighteenth Ward
ssBaitimore, October %, 1858"

q THe WAsarSeToS UNioS.--A Washington
|tespatch, Of the 9th nit, says:
! The necessity for change in the edi,orshp
IN the Union, as the organ of the Administra-
[;oo. has been strongly presented by leading
Doiiticisns, and at the present time, efforts are
/ys;nr made 10 50 arrange matters as TO assure
harmony among the several branches Of the
Democratic party.
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LAND for Sale.

Al I OFFER for sale on the most reasonable terms, the
| following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
the East side Of the Trinity river opposite the mouth Five
Mile creekwe tmbered 800 acres situated about two miles
below the mouth Of Five Mile and three miles Northeast
Peasant Kun On the latter there between
enty acres 10 good OF cultivation the farm
house, stables and other improvements aud plenty
both tracks well wa,ered. The land well situated fertile
vii lhe sold lew Land beyers requested give cal
July III 1S6S-b:tf T. J. WAMPLER-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

How can Eve persons divide five eggs, 50
= eac, shall receive one, and still one remain
! me di.h7 Oae takes tie dish with The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
PlaStering,
Nj. GUBLLOT,

COACH AND WAGON MAKER zrzwv
\ Would respectfully inform his old3<s3-{5zsE
friends and customers and the publicSIZ<-~sl
generally he prepared % do an kinds Of HOOD-BORE
SmTTHLTG, PAINTING, TRIMMING, &C., &c. Having
large Of material Of every Kind he
the shortest notice, the best manner and
low rates His shop Is Houston St. between TIE orucheld
House Masonic Han. Dallas, Tex, May, 1sssfs:1ln.
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mo ugToN ANp oALvnsToN.


f... aNtIaas rass raaffas
CaI,oston Agricultural Wsiehouse,
1850 lAsrt, esaEJH sIFtsn assn IFhinNI sTRtsf
WhfHh sn iss,d (, ' n, -; 80, 4 an
ilOnuCulIrRAL IMPLEMENTS
hlie o. Pc rrasir ssns = ne oaasi stI h.is ~.
moCuis-c.,, w',.sl' ,ai I, si ii,i, %. iIa'.. ..
nuuuws-IFr.,.s Hiss sua r'fspiinr.
cons snkiiHps si.s'e .-4 usarl' ~ u.aa AGA n.l.,
5"Es FIANTrgs
sffr -lWtt.-Frr Iisrl % H1rs,
N0Tisr auI NsII..f Wa-hHr#
a.ria,1 sHd CIHlI.si iHH..ug NIlf
lho-rrF 4arhH,s ligl'- a1i !'s.i hss's
gFi.F tnu rauia,n 70 I, i, l-T a.fa' ani s'ss Gers
aai a. rilft-Is, ana Fssi 'ii's'
llurat-Nuap, hursut..E sui A.fh.
Co., i,i..,' l,,s., laA,,, 49,, w.
fianisrH art R.Hi Nrtsrs1
NtiirH alt nirt tuEsi
W,g,o sua ig.aTt llsrs's ,olsr, usWss, .s,i
ga AH--F, hHHs. i|lU l,ts 81 hui huEsl
WaG sli ii.rhuE 7traIrfs,
--Holiing--,
o'S Tanned sin'ohsi Lsalier fr5g 2 % "a .nss,-
AErhrif.t Nuilfr aHi py, an Niihsi
ia., i,s,isi ii,p.. saa paGshSs,'
---GaTden seeds ana Plants
AFsu er Mir aua WDsAya ksr'l,ty Harvester, E'sFrT
Mile, sud RmFl,es Com ana cot Crushing Ml.
.. ", M 'na rssat Gri's hil, French sua hprr.
WLross sELrsuAEpgNINO CORN MEAL As0 GRSEp
EMERY q 'Sii,ormERs HORSE POWER AND ovgRnlor
NACIilNEs Avn stPARAroRS, AND
5lliCEr, WINGNfE a cos rLNSsNLHANIA, POUR
HlUsI POWER AN Thlllsnfis
Nc'uhh & nodAEbts HORSE POWER
kGtNr FoR i. o\RvE, Go'sIMrEOvEp COTTON ON,
lNp 'hi1htSrEl.s SRA lsLANp coifoN "iS'
Also
GENERAL AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURERS
May SlsSS-ia'lyr, lhhACO WILLIAMS co.
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EtlNCERS CURED WITHOUT THE
I. SNIFE - NJ Ore no Pay"
nm ROBERT KEi ~, 5asru r-y9' Cargs ,ans.r Tnrnl
M.f N-aiu', bite Er1us, scadA.aar fgtgi, Lira 'li
Chronic salri ol every irscr,. aU.
FHFi'EtdHcTr ar caro-! pi'A ut a. Miu fFrcHf -,
i1rk a. ~ lVs, THIS may truN Wl, De- HNhsf N'"H ~
Nulnu has ~ The external NIpura'u ~ liz iu'' A't''
C1u,rr n e which the uv ns dH' u'gns wilt
ertuN'r,rrso aTurn r titr 1854 iglir aIuHul Eg rr
1919 iuctrs, ,fr'tl - INCHES, diameter in1h's
H. remedies 90 Nut lNIar tht raprN .l nor Niisllus
hs constitution wha' uuierfglnf 'r'tnaut u T. dpg DO !
il sAy uHI his f.Wlu H. tr.tl'.'H i NHneri Wfy
e colSicnyuoi the rurC and ne patronage = a psTsuus 40
may b. an ;t with the dreadful m,lidy do, r hr rah:i Of
afflicted uaun- humanity recommend Or Kelly fsard''s
I % all who may be afflicted With Cancer, 80 - .
! ChsprcI Ilul, Tyras. July, 1855,
We Tie IuiersFpd acquaintance, 0f Airs. hatJ GArCi e
CLiUDICS RrSrER, c. J. ". 60.
VS. ROGERS, u. y.
4. ~. BuSrER.
J, ", LOCKlIARr, u. D.
q. II. 7. GARRETT.
AtjOR JOSEPH WALLIS.
w. u TRANsIiAN, NJ. d.
\, The referred m a. above ih~atg
than year ag by Dr. Griffin SON. who advertise
Cancer they live iu Gllrr Gpg.uT County, Teas.
II any further proof Is grlud Of ability To cure Cancer
have preserved Ia N! Office In this city, Cancers Tuner,
ana Ncns, witch have extracted from ten eleven persona and
cured uvr their removal. In addition hold their
ncacs but decline publishing hcn Of their
pCnzs regards certificates II ny.cuupccucy
disease, Negr SIS white swcilngs UceTy and chronic
OF every description have them by handful The best evil
icnce give patient in Ne ;ue when they me-
sihc'
Tie of Cancer Of great Importance the
hcied aud call tie attention u Tie people and the 70 tie
above case R0gT KhLLi. 1917
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Ii. j. Osborn.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLO R- ALLAN

AIIUhN ~ ANU DUUNSELLUK-AI-LAW
Kaufman, Kaufman Co., Ter.
W ILL attend promptly al business his
w Special airion vii be given the coleciIen y cAn
he invest sston .pd qung Of iand titles ard 70 he byiBF
and seifng u ianes- June 5, 15as-EeA
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kiCkapOO Steam Saw Will.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW ON HAND.


TTIHESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson cOun-
ties, miles northwest of the town of Kicknpoo "a
miles southeast of Athens As miles from tho crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, 55 miles from Porter's
Bluff IL from Larsss, 25 from Rusk, 20 from Paes-
tine 65 from Kaufman, As from Canton, 80 from Ty-
Ter, 65 from Centreville, 100 from Dallas, So from
Waxahachie, 60 from Corsicana, 81 from Wild Cat
Bluff, 50 from Pine Bluff, 80 from Parker's Bluff,
10 from Waco, so from Fairfield, IS from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, 100 from
Hillsborough, and los from Johnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, 81 80
Misunderstanding, {" 25
All other sizes in proportion
These mills are under the supervision Of first rate
Sawyer and Engineer and being in regular operation
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bills large
and small fled with accuracy at the shortest no
tice, according 70 orders.
All orders must be addressed to Benz. H. JOHNSON,
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Texas.
M. I. JOHNSON.
JOhnson's Station, TarrAnt Co., April 1s-4s;tf
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Texas BRemifcntiary.

DLANIAIIUN WUUDS-UUTTUNS AND WUUL-
| LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED.
Tho undersigned would respectfully call the attention n the
planting interest to the above goods The testimony of all VII
used them eftahh the fact that they superior to
The choicest goods similar brought
The material Of which they nude best Of the with
out alloy Orr agents the Of them present are
Carol Hoy Co., New Orleans Messrs Runge CO.,
danoa hessrs. L. D. Nculs Co Galveston Messrs J.
Burke, Houston. JOHN s BESsER Fnapr AIT
MuntsIilly. Angust s.--sen. s. 10: 6m.
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DEEF .HIDEs-Ths highest market price pa
D IT GOLD & D0NALDe0N'E.
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IilcMcnzfc Institute.

flIE eighteenth session OF this Institute will open
on the first Monday Of October next, and continue
forty weeks under the sperinendanc Of Rev. j. W. T. Mc-
K.Ze assisted hy full corps Of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant md Lahratoy veil supplied
with apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy will
entirely dstuog.
Charges for Board, Tuition Room Rent, Washing, etc. for
session 0. forty weeks;
English Department, If paid NJ close $40 on
DO Do II Not paid at close 1921 co
Lrgunl Mathematical Department, paid at close $50 90
DO Do DO not paid at close, 1913 90
Music on Piano Forte, with Of Instrument $50 90
incidental tax each student 81 90
Zen per allowed all advance payments. Pupils charg
Cd after the first mouth from of entrance and dcdur
lion Mil he made under any circumstances for protrced
sickness. August g. 7sbs--o.ly.
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Medical NOiiC
ssr. Id. 81. I'ElOsasas.
E,r. a. "a. .1OElsnsNM .

Having permanently located N H0' C'ra his pfoc7sonNI Fer
vices the public Hrmy be found at the old County Clerk
Olce, Main street, except wheu noessi'nny absent
Dallas TexRs January 10. lsbS--eeu
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Wheat! Wheat :!

DOu5HT at The store house Of
ID GOLD DONALDSON
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HENRY RID ER

Dallas, Dallas County Tsras,
Nnl,r'-I. DO, rigs len Ia dec ~ % he l6.h lnle'S
District opposing ilsu,lrtr,ui Collin, ''sysn Np0h hr
tun " sf, pifksf JHsHn El' f-raa nnd DALAI comp
all hhfl ,i',nitH FyG "a aU tg .lat elnh''d 20 hn
Iu.g IA TalH-rs.Er
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LIVTnY aVNlsIF
ilnr,ll,are iinrdW lrr!I
Family GrOccrics AVID LiquOrS,

TWO lei ,rl tar i..t t.aHss ais, r..i en
i slngla, usntoi ty IN 4AtAt-iF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
Mighty Important from Me ico.

NKw ONKAss, Jan. 25.--The Tennessee
from Vera Cruz ON the 2lst, has arrived.
The country is in a complete state Of an
archy,
Nearly all the mail stages between Vera
Cruz and the capital bad been robbed
Nearly every state AMI town was pro-
nouncing against Comontort.
The city Of Mexico was in state OF
siege.
On the lth. Iuoagas brigade, which
wa tho first to declare the dictatorship, pro.
nounccd against Comonfort
|, holds the citadel and barracks at san
Augustine ami san Domingo,
Comoniort was refused admittancc to the
last named place. lie then assembled 1000
troops at tho palace, and with the artillery
arrested Gen. Xuloaga but Afterwards ~
leased him on parole
A portion OF Iuloagas brigade is in favor
Of Xuloaga for the Presidency others favor
Santa Anna.
ga the 18th. san Augustine was q,
tackled by Comcafor,'s troops, but repulsci
them
Ar Foreigners bad hois,ed the flags OF
tWr respective nations.
Confusion rcigns in the capitol.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
Arrivals.

CHARLESTON. s. G.. Jan. 2s.-The steam
ship Isabel from Havana 25th inst. has arri.
WI here. The steamship Philadelphia from
New York 10Th inst. for Havana and New
Orleans, arrived at Havana on the 25th.
The steamship Granada. from Aspnwall.
arrived at Havana on the 23d inst. The
Wabash was at key West, and her officers
and men wee well; 10 Of her men, whose
time had expired. became passengers by the
Isabel Sugar was unchanged. Molasses
declining. ENchange on New York and
Boston. ; AMI I PER cent. Col. Anderson.
6 Of his officers. and 30 men had arrived a,
Key West. and the Court there decided
that they should all BE- held for trial in the
district of Louisiana, aud in default Of bail
werv held in custody. Nothing Is said about
Yellow Fever in Yarma.
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California News.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.--The Moses Taylor
from Aspinwal with the California mails
of January 9th, arrived here this evening
She brings 81 $50 900 in specie.
The State Legislature met on the 4th
Gov. Weller will probably recommend
the taxation Of mining claims, and the ques-
ton will probably occupy more time than
any other, and probably will lead to scr-
Gus quarrel in the Democratic party.
The town of DownervilIe was burned on
the LIST. The loss was estimated at $780,.
900.
There WAS an anti-Mormon meeting in
Los Angeles on the 9th, aud they addressed
II memorial to Gen. Clark, in command of
the Pacific division, praying him to send
500 soldiers down To their country for their
protection.
The official vote Of Oregon was 5000
against slavery, 1000 in favor Of the const-
tuition, and 800 against the admission Of
free negroes.
Gaines, the former Governor of Oregon
Territory Is dead.
The State election will take place in June
An American whaling captain was pnr
sued and caught within league Of the coast
Of the Sandwich Island and compelled to re-
turn and pay his debts.
A shock of an earthquake was fel, at San
Francisco on the Gath.
Central America news is unimportant.
The British mail steamship Vadavia was
lost On the lth Of Dec, in fog. All on
board were saved.
Several extensive failures have been re
ported--two for half u million.
MIR. lecmer was arrested in Lima. charged
with organizing iillibustcr expedition in
the Unite States, to aid the revouti0nsts.
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congregational.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2T-SgNArE
Foote introduced q proposition as an amend
mcut to Davis Pacific Railroad bill, in case
that tho majority Of the select committee
shall fail. The amendment adds claim for
q northern route.
Mr. Sidell. from the select committee ap
pointed 10 consider the banking system of
the District Of Columbia, reported bill
prohibiting the Issue Of bank notes of any
denomination less than $50, within this Dis.
trict, by corporations located beyond its
limits. The bill was made the special order
for the second Tuesday in February.
The bill for increasing the Army was tn
ken up. aud Mr.. ToOmhs made an earnest
and able speech against it.
The special order being the subject Of
medal to Commodore Psuldng was taken
up.
Mr. Pcarcc mado speech jus,ifying Com
modore Paulding, who had bis hearty thanks
and doubtless those Of the mass Of the coun.
try; but he would not vote for medal. tor
his services was not Of class which had
ought to be mide historical
Mr. Sliiel earnestly disapproved of Com.
modore Panldng's act and concluded by
Offering an amendment 10 the bill reported
by the Committee on Foreign Relations au
thorizing the President 10 suspend the neu-
trality laws al his discretion. not exceeding
twelve months, and in cas- the President
should do so to communicate his reasons
therefor 10 Congress
The subject was Postponed to the 9th Of
February,
The consideration Of tbs army bill was
resumed.
Mr., FasScnden mad, sp,ech 10 show
that the iieemcn Of h ansas were not guilty
OF treason, and that Senators might approve
the army bin withou, desiring civil var
there,
Withou, taking the question the Senate
adjourned ill Monday.
Housx. House went into committee
on the printing deficiency
Mr.. Shaw, OF ILL.,, commenced speech VA
the Kansas question, when Mr.. Burnett, rrse
10 point Of order. saying that the rule ~
Qairs members to confne themselves 10 the
subject under consideration. The chairman
remarked that il this question was now pre-
ssnti i1r the first time he could decide the
point when taken. but different usage has
prevailed.
Alter debate Burnett. withdrew his objec-
ton, and Shaw proc eioi
Mr.. Hickman made long speech 10 op-
position to tho position Of The admiuis,ra.
tion and the leoomp,on Constitution. with
out any dccision the committee Aruse and the
HouS adjoarned
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.--Tbe Secretary OF
the Treasury in response TO resolution OF
Senator Wilson has communicated 10 the
Senate statement showing the amount Of
revenue collected during the six years 10
june last. The total amount IL three hun
drcd and tfty-fvc and half millions and
the expense Of collection was twcnty-one
million seven hundred and fifty-two thousand
dollars Gov. Wise has postponed, for the
present his contemplated letter on Kansas
TOR the perusal of which much anxiety is
manifested.
Mr.. Douglas tried in the Senate to day to
have the bill for the admission Of Minnesota
considered.
The Correspondence Of the HeraM saws:
The Lecompten Constitution ia expected to-
MORROW or next day. The President will
send it at once to Congress with q special
message. The Democratic members of Con-
gress generally will act firmly with the ad.
minstration, and make for that question
party orthodoxy.
A caucus Of Democrats, supposed to be
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution,
held meeting for the purpose Of comparing
notes. They expect TO muster IS votes in
all. The Republicans have completed their
organization, and arranged the programme
to defeat the Lecompton Constitution. Mr..
Blair, Of Mo-, and MIR. Grow, of Pa, to do
the heavy work.
The President, today. sent to the Senate
the name Of Simon =. levitt, a. Marshal
for the Northern District of New York !;
Also, Mr.. A. Birdsall, as Naval officer for
New York, p,ce Mr.. Brodhead.
WASHINGTON, Jan 29.-Lieut. Crocker,
in command of the Atrato Surveying Ex-
petition, writes to the Department from
Camp Toucey, on the Luarando river, under
date Of the 9Th inst, stating that they had
arrived at point within thirty.fve miles
of the Pacific, and expected to reach there
by the middle Of the month lie was en-
gagged in discharging his provisions from
barges, aud had sent to Carthagena for new
supplies
lie complains that the axes furnished by the
Bureau OF Construction have proved SO mis-
cradle, as to considerably delay the party in
cutting their way through the forest
The House is debating the printing de-
ficiencv bill.
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lsDIAN ,roLrs, Jan. 29-An excited mob
at lngonier, Noble county. Ind, arrested
three counterieiters on Tuesday. and DELHI
erately hanged one. They were proceeding
to execute the second in the same manner,
when it was agreed by majority of six
votes Of the people present. to let the law
take its course. The third guilty of making
bogus coin, was delivered iato the hands OF
the L. :. Marshal, and brought to this city
to day, and underwent preliminary exam
nation before "A U. ;. Commissioner. lie
was committed to Jail in default Of 81
bail. The northern counties Of Indiana and
the southern counties of Michigan, have long
been infested with gang Of counterieiters,
and the people have determined to eXtermi-
nate them.
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From, " ashinyton.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The minority Of
the Senate Committee on the Pacific Rail
road, have made report in favor Of con,
s,ructiug the road within ten years alter.
nate sections Of land for the space Of six
miles to be granted. aud ten million dollars
tcsbe appropriated and paid as the work
progressed
The War Department has received later
dispatches from the Utah exposition, but
the character OF the news has not yet trans
pired.
1t is reported that zen. Scott will leave
for California on the 10Th Of next month.
The Committee IN Ways and Means are
said to have discovered u leak in the out
lays OF the Brooklyn Navv Yard, and tea,
oaiy $4,000 will he recommended as al ap-
preparation for this station.
The Posts correspondent, states that Gen
Scott has abandoned his intention Of going
10 California.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

Nsw YORK. Jan. 27.-rhe steamship
kangaroo arrived at $40 this afternoon.
The launch ct the levia,han was daily
progressing. and will i, is thought, b. com.
poted in few more days.
DSrAus ~ rus lSpi,S NEws-Camp
bell has evacuated Lucknow. Gutram ~
mains in Alumbagh with u strong division.
Wyndham, alter defeating the Gwalior in.
surgcn's, was taken BY surprise aud his camp
defeated The Gwalior mu,inc~rs were sub
seQucntly beaten by Campbell. and again by
Grant, with u loss of all his guns. stor,s.
Nc. The Dude insurgents were pushing
southwark. All was quiet in the Punauh,
FRAScx.-News unimpor,ant
srArs.-Tbe Cor,es has bcn opened
The Queens sr'cch aludcs TO the media
t'on OF FRANCE or Englapd in the Mexican
quarrel IN ~hA, strain the dispatch says not.
All fAshA suco~is Reschid Pasha as
Grand Vz'cr Of Turkey.
IL Is sAid that the Russians have ceased 90
interfere With s'e navigation of the C,rcAs.
sian coast