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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26


fOompied from the official records for this paps,l
An act TO incorporate the town of La Sueut
An sot IN au,hor,,s m. Town romn.ny a,
Forest Civ ,c re-. survey and plst sa,d town. "
An set for the relief Of Cannon Falls school
Diutrlct M. II. of ioodhue oounty,
A memorial 10 Congress- for An anpropriation
Ia compjete the Nsndotn and Big sous River
Military Road;
An act 10 inoorporste the town Of Eskc.
waiu;
< memorial 10 Conrrcss 10 extend mail rou,e
No. 1881:
An act to INCORPORATE the town OF Yarn outh ;
An ACT 20 Ievaiire the nualfr altoona of am
GERS and ministers OF Mcleod county;
An act To authorize the re- ruryey Of the town
of MannsnnaL
An act 90 authorize the Commissioners of
Blue Earth county to borrow money:
An act TO encourage emigration;
A memorial TO Congress for an appropriation
to dcfray the expenses OF espcdliions nQains,
hostile Indians in the Territory of Minnesota;
An act 10 incorpora,e the towns OF Ecbots
and Marion.
An ACT 10 amend the bonnJary line bet cen
scott and Dakota counties.
An act 10 authorize the Register Of Deeds Of
Pine count, TO COPY from ,he record. of chi.
sago county;
An act u establish the county Of wadens:
An act 10 amend the act entitled AN net 10
provide for laying oat certain State Roads In
The State Of Minnesota, approved March 2Otb.
ls5l.
An act in relation to the towns Of Nininger,
LouisyiIIe. Glencoe. and Young America;
An act 10 Incorporates the town OF Kaso,a;
An act 20 authorize the constructiop of n
bridge acro.. Crow River.
Al ac, 10 conlrm the ni,sra,ion NJ the su,.
yey and plat Of The town Of Belle Plain.
Join, RESOLUTION relative 10 obtaining .pu,o.
priation. from Congrsss '''''
An act 10 amend ths cbarte, az The ,,v, n,
B,ownsyilIe
An ae, "a sn,horlze the Reul.,er NJ beads n,
yreeborn county 20 copy from the records ol
nndaa enun,y
An act 10 s,nena the act entitled nm ar, IN In.
,o,n,,.,. The I1t,,l. pslls M,nnf.ctnriog Cam
psn,:
Al ac, 10 ineorpors,e the town Of Le seue,
cty.
Hn.et To Iegalils ia. Act. Of the officer. Of
Anoka county
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An AZ, Tor ,bs relief NJ Mary uuls,
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

Gosuxs, Orange County. MY. Aug. Ia.
Last night about hall past 9 O'Clock, our
village was alarmed by the intelligence than
a most diabOlical double murder had been
committed at the house Of Cbas- Reeve, in
Hampton, being about two miles from here
on the Newburg road. Some 20 OF Our
citizens Immediately repaired TO the scene,
where they learned the following Partcu-
lars:
Mr.. Reeve and his family were absent
from home, leaving their house in charge Of
three servants nameI VIM. Saunders, Pc
ter Shoerich and Margaret Vraly. II seems
that Peter and Margaret we're TO be mar
ried next week, and they hal been passing
the evening together IN the rom OF the lat
ter. About 8 O. lock, just ~ be was leay-
ing Margarets room, Peter was met at tbs
door BY William, who deliberately and
without word passing between either. shot
him through the right nipple. Peter turn
ing back, opened the door through which he
passed and fell dead acioss the thresbold.
The murderer then rushing into the rOon,
over the dead BODY Of the first victim, shot
Margaret through the leit breast the tall
pas<lbg out UShiDn, just Deio" VIC s"ou'u'
blade. She turned and ju ured out Of the
open window, 10 the ground some twenty
fee; or more, and mabaged "a crawl through
the garden sod orchard. nearly quarter u
mile, 10 the hOsse Of Mr.. Car, who imme-
diately gave the alarm
The murderer has not been arrested %
even sen since. but the whole country
around ia searching for him. The womAn
IL .tiI alive, but cannot survive but short
time.
A egsrtgx.y who employs grca, mum
ber Of hands in Q mandatory in the vet
Of Highland, in order 10 encourage bis work
people 10 a doe attendance AT church 90 a
late h., day, tod them that il they went 10
church. thry would rtreive their wages Tor
that day 10 the zane manDr a. " they had
ben 4, work Upon which, dspu,.,ion
was appointed TO seguAint the employer
that Il be would pay them for over hour,
they would attend likewise the Methods,
chapel 10 the evening
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

Tue WAsnIs0r0s UsfOs.
REPUBLrCAsiss IN Missouri ID illustrated
in the following NOTICES which were carried
in the BLArR torct-light procession
" No NEgxo COMPETITION IN OR LAxD.'
Missouri yoK WHirx MEs AND WmrE
MEs voK MrssoURi"
WE AKg Bgsr on ELkcTIsG BLAIR
"F. r. BLAIR, THE WHITE MAs's PMgsD."
The following were amongst the resOlu-
ton. adopted by the BLAZE Convention
R.soir.d. Ths. We are opposed TO nsgyo
syaaia, and 10 eli Vto JaoW negro oguaiay. and
10 uoss rho sell as accomplishment. by compelling
vi.iis ssn 10 vovl ed, by aide u,h nsgro Sars'.
Rsse rcd Ths, We believe II 70 be for the
best interests of Missouri that slavery should
becom. sktinc; within her ovn borders, aud
IA. n.xyo,s ysmorsd te,rnd her hpds. Give ne
.Ntssos,t fov VsJ, mon and v's,ts mSa gr Mn
soui.
The proposition n ,ie- " emancipation
ists simply IL, 70 .eIl The slaves out of the
the State. aud drive the free r~grps out
after ib-m.
CAPIrM kgyPgK Our fellow citizen,
Mr.. John Bel, la, received the appoint.
wcn, d Capitol Keeper. from the baSd, Of
Gov. sibiey; the appointment ~as accom-
panied by instructions 10 devo.e biz time
and attention 10 ;be discharge o. his duty,
ard to the preservation Of tie public prop
erty; AID generally TO osey oil orders aud
directions be may recsise irom the Gover.
nor at any time.
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Co,nsv 10 ha,row mnnav.
A msmor,al ta c"usr,.. n, . vr.,, NJ land
IN All IN Tho construes Inn ~ \ rsi,snsI ,rom ,hs
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Lat Of Acts

Passed by tho last Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota, (adjourned SESSION. aud approved
by tho Governor.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22
EoMaNof6 OF AsIEK srocKINeI

2efaay up-rown Ioses her Jesel,
~ In q Singular Man0eroHoW 10
= rEas RecogereA q RoAice.
A few days since, two ladies and gen.
tlemen well known in Fifth avenue and
fashionable circles d Uptown, being ont
together on an excursion in Broadway,
dropped in at P~ureell's, and ordered
dinner. It was served in the most eK-
uuisite style, with the rarest game, wines,
&c, at scost Of fifty TIVE doiiars: The
company converted he ENTERTAINMENT
into arreyci1 which was prolonged TO a
very late hour. At length, as the fes-
~tivities closed, the parties repaired to
Iabeir respective homes somewhat oblIy-
Iious of the mode in which the adventure
had Terminated. The next day, as the
san was Eigh up in the sky, p of the
ladies awoke from her trance, and found
herself quietly reposiug in her own eie-
CANT apartments. Recalling her senses,
she arose and proceeded to perform her
toilette. Having completed the attiripg
Of an elegant persbn, she next attempt
ed to adorn herself with her jewels,
when, to her extreme disappointment,
they we're net to be found Somebody
must have stolen theG, vas her first
thought a diamond cross, earrings,
pins, etc, worth above a thousand dol
lars, had all been taken. It was per-
picking to decide who was the robber.
Fer friends, with whom she bad spent
so many pleasant hours, were above
suspicion; and yet. she could Imagine
no one else who coald have been near
enough to sperpetrate the crime In
this dilemma she sought the assistance
of the police. ~obssiuate'y refusing, how
ever, to revesl the names of the parties
with whom she had dined. She offered
a large reward for the recovery of the
missing articles. The detectives n
ployed their utmost skill to ferret out
the purloiners, but in vain. Her f. lends,
learning her misfortune, offered to mako
ap her loss, bat to this she would not
consent. Not q little excitement pre-
vailed in the circles in which the parties
moved, which was heightened by the
mystery which hung round the matter.
But the solution came at last, IN a
manner most unexpected Two or three
days ago the lady in question was dress
ing for a walk, and attempted to put on
a pair of silk hose which had not been
worn for some time, when. to her aston
ishmept, in the foot of . cf her stock
iues she discovered her missing jeweiry.
She had, on the evening of the dinner,
placed I articles there for safe keep
ing. aid had not heen conscious after
ward of the circumstances. The first
glad excitement over sns FASTENED to
informfher friends of the occurrence. 1t
was resolved to keep the matter o pre-
found secret, bat it had been placed in
too many hands. and it soon came to the
of outsiders.-N Y.Eren-
ing Past Joa 6-a ssfaa9oE3
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN.

In our notice of the meeting last
week in regar6 to the Atlantic and
Great Ne6fern Raiiroad, we neglected
to stato1he fact thnt tho Directors met
here at the same time and orgsnized as
1odos4aE E-RARD, President; MAR
viSKENT, Vice President; E. P. BRAIN.
ARD reasnrer;9 n. WARD, Secretary;
VIM. CooLMAN, J.-HLCHAMBEELIN, DR..
VIM. BusHEELL5 and MARVIN KENT,
Exeeutiyen Comnaitlee.a E5-L9s3as Jess
Nor That The public. see that the
Company are IN earnest in pushing on
this great t~horoughfare to. completion,
>rms are being projected to the trunk
mtieb xiIisbes OF mutuaI1bepeft TO the
main lice apd intersecting lines. An
imnorh ut branch is already about TO be
made from Cleveland to Warren, or
rather kh.x Is substitution of the Broad
Guaoe oz m e Cleveland and MahoniDg
Road, Which viii make continuous broad
puspg track ffoLastSat city toNeW York,
and me most direot.a8
The Leader, of Friday says
,dTbs eo~nstrretion of be Broad Guage
Road from 0lean to Warren will be an
iInortaut event to Clevels and. When
this II dome, the Cleveland and Maho-
ming Railroad Company propcce to con.
time the I'm gnage BY placing third
rail on their track from the point OF
crossing the Atlantic and Great Hess-
ef1 Raiiwayat or near Warren to this
civ. which viii give to Cleveland a
short. direct, and the only Broad Guage
railvay track to New York enjoyed BY
any Lake city vest Of Buffalo, and viii
open to the West and Northwest an
advantageous and uDbroken commnDica
ton with the Gommerciaf Emporium
VIA. Cleveland. An additional raiLfoi
6fty three miles will make Cleveland
tbeEL Lake tefminus Of the great Broad
Guagea routs. and that rail can be pu.
down on the present track of the Cleve
land notwithstanding Road at barely To-
cost of the iron. This win be done II
time toco5nect With the first New or
train 90 the Broad Guage, and that !
Is now rendered quite eertain J room
cars. ike thes New York audaErie,s wi
IA due-tine-eeREey passengers. witbou
change hetgee1-G leRelend add Ne
York, mixing quicker time than BY We
Of Dunkirk Of. Buffalo. To the faciil
lies of travel, will be added s1perio
advautaess inc the transiteof live stoc
aud fl sigh;s generally - HansS&
SheezE ara Bdrncr.
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NOTICE.

DETER D. Muller, of the State of Missouri,
will take notice that James keener of the
County of Ashland and State of 0lio, did on
the I2rh day of November, A.D.. 1855. tile his
Petition in the Court of Common Pleas. " thin
and for the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, against the said Peter D. Muller, Hugh
Funk, Copas G. Funk and John Mowry. De-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said James
at the September term. A. D., 1888, of
the said Court of Common Pleas recovered a
Judgment against the said Peter D Muller, for
the sum of two hundred and seventy four
dollars and thirty-six cents and cost taxed at
S93.5l and increase costs, in an action in
which said Peter, d. Muller was Plaintiff, and
said Keener and wife Defendants, that said
Judgment remains in full force and unpaid
that on the 9Th day of November, 1858. an ex-
ecution was issued on thu same and returned
no goods or chattels, lands or tenements Of said
Peter d. Muller found whereon to levy; that
said Muller has no goods or ehattels, lands or
enemen out of which to make said Judgment
in this State: that the said Hugh Funk and
Copas G. Funk are jointly indebted to said
Peter d. Muller, by two promissory notes. for
the sum of one thousand dollars each, one due
LIST of january. 1859, and the other due lst of
january, ls60, that said notes are, dated
January 9th, 1855. and secured by mortgage;
that said John Mowry Is also indebted to said
Peter ID. Muller, by promissory note in the
sum of one thousand dollars which will be
due in a few weeks, that said James keener is
unable to describe said promissory note; that
said notes are all negotiable that said Peter
d, Muller viii sell and dispose of said notes
tocheat and defraud said James keener: that
said Peter d. Muller may be enjoined from
selling and disposinG of said notes. and
praying that the said Hugh Funk, Copas @.
Funk and John Mowry, may be compelled 10
pay so mu,h Of their said indebtedness to the
said PIaintif, as viii satisfy and discharge
scid Judgment with interest and costs, and
for general relies; and the said Peter d. Null
Ter is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said Petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 18th day Of December, A.
lpy 1858. efs
5s. E ~ JAMES KEENER. :
FULroN 4 McCoMBs, Att,ys for Jas, Keener.
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LandEgency

JIM. u A. p. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents. Land
IL warra nts locase and investments made
yisiatsg dffy per cent. d ae p OF Albert Lea,
Minnesota is Observation-Disclosures natural
advantages of the Territory, anu the pest
points for inFestnent. Afew oh nlce '-ots ana
farming Lands for sale. For furth. r II: orna-
ZION inquire of Jas. Swineford, Ashlard O.,or
&C ,Iress A. P. Swipesprd, Albert Lea, Free
harm county Minnesota. 10 -. LIZ .--
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-lA H.
RUTu SPOKEN IN JEsT.-The Loois-

TRUTH SPoKEN IN JEsT.-Inecheois-
Vile JournalfO pposition) says:
The New York Tribune and the
Times have Republieanism on the dis
secting board for a post mortep exaui-
nation. TheC Tribune accuses the TIMES
of having stEangled it after its BIRTH
and The lines retorts that the Tribune
oyerIaid it. Between the tRain they
have done it to death. andthe acroBnerH
quests are now sitting upon ~ s0A 9
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' a AuDuonso YcE,A sHaSp,D December 3 1858
NOTICE is hereby given that the evenlh ats of Land and Town Lot decibedi ntfe
By the County Treasurer at tbs Court House in the Town Of Ashland in said County,
conimencine at deen O'Clock. a. M. on The 2d Monday Of January next, lit being he
10th day of said month unsss aid Txa and Penalty bel aid bfret tina time 10000
S~.-s 4 - JAMES SWINEFQRD,
eEAeT+ suazaaaN a. hrs7 - -TGAHUTd2& County AudiD.
~ B. Many persons owning Lands and Tovn Losjn this foregoing List, may have paid
heir Taxes, and Penalty before the second Monday of Januaryn next, Such persons need
give theuAelves mo- uneRines ms the List wilt be eomIaJed with the TrenMnrsB Books
before selling the same, ad all who have paid previous 10 that time will not pc included in
Delinquent sales. T@%i o@sae6 - sfS#. JAMES SWINEFoRDs r.
Daesnba g. s5S-4w27xe aaAo Io 5E 4pf ~ UM 8zE80fEA Auditor of Ash. Co Al
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House and Lot for Sale.

A HOUSE and lot pleasantly located, in
N the town Of Ashland, viii be sold at a
bargainr by immediate application at b
Ofice. Dec. i, 1858.
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CONVEYANCING.

Deeds Mortgages. Bonds, DC. e. carcTuIIy
drawn, and 'Aeing a =-=a I-r,.
NOTARY PUBLIC
IwilItake ths acknowledgements ~t.lereof,
ad I'M, nist Oaths SC. DC. charges reasonable.
Of6cein the county auditors office. Ashland,
O JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland, February 25- 1857 ly34.
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DR.. HOOELAND'S
2AESAMIC CORDIAL,
FoE THE sPEEDy cURr OF

Coughs. co.ds. IrJfHen:a. Group, HOarseness.
81 oneEffis, soHenrSOnia. Diseases Of TIE B0reis
aTisinr from ,10ld. IHeiPient Consumption. AVID
for me relief and III at all p0ssibfe) cure Of Pn
t;ey,s in adDanecd sI9ges Of The latter disease,
This celebrated PREF %aratfon, like the Buffers.
may be confidently relied On; I.Is des,gne1 toT
aciass OF diseases more genefat ana more 'atei
than any other to which the people OF this cum.
try are sphject-those spring. pg fron, "shgAt
II wiIln say that Colds are to or inhabitants
what the Ptagaf and Yeiiop Ftusr an 70 nose OF
they usher in disease OF greater compIiCtt and
mortality than the:e latter
4 further proof OF the terrible fatality of dtsea'
ses resulting from a .eommen eotd,' may be seen
by a glance at the following statistics, taken
from the Zee ords ofthe Board OF Health OF Phila-
~delphia, cnniessedly one of the most healthy
loo alities in the Union
1859. Total deathsi in Philadelphia, 10 ,e6l
Died of ~sumpti 1919
" all Other diseases ra50fn
tc 3a1aH number,1 s5D ESQ
1853. Total deaths, 1 $50
=ts Died OF Consumption. .s 1895
" all other diseases, 1854
1864. Total deaths. 5.ee 1874
Died OF Co sumption, 2l.s
From these fgures. it win be seen that nearly
caused by to say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases springing nom a "slight
cold.' elHslt SKIS E4t .HG--E .4 HeHI EstlN
DO not trihe with your he alth; bu.. if suffering
from a cough: or cold on the lungs. huy bottle
of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL and
you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have
dor so, and have certified to its wonie rful ef|
Coughs sometimes proceed from a risordered
ordyspeptic stsate OF the stomach. in which case
weakness. or general debility OF the system. re-
sulting from a paoiracted cough. the German
Prepared only by DT. G. N. Jackson. 41s Arch
street. PhiiaaeiPhie. and for sale by Druggists
and csnsde Price IS oents peISottIe
Dec ], 1858. l,eo
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He
ONLY TIoHT.-'How flushed, how
weak he isl What is the matter with
him 2
s .1;ss, .t il & TaaHslE
Yes, intoxicated 20 m
Only Tight Mans best and greatest
gift, his intellect degraded; the only
powes that raises him above the brute
creatioE, tradden down under the foot of
a debasirg srretfte.
Only tight / lie mother stands with
pale face and tear-dimmed eJa to see her
only sons disgrace, and in her infancy
pictures the bitter woe Of which this =
the fore -shadowing.
Only tight! The gentle sister whose
strongest love through life has been Civ
en- to her handsome, talented brother,
sbrinks, with disgust and contempt from
his embrace, aud brushes away the hot
impure kiss he prints upon her cheek.
Only tight! And bis young bride
steps to meet him, and checks the vel
on herlips to gaze in terror on the
form and flushed face of him
who was the "god of her idolatry."
DULY tight And the fathers face
grows dark and sad as with a bitter sigh
be stoops over the sleeping form of bis
first born.
He has brought sorrow to all these a..
feetionate hearts; he has opened the
door to fatal indulgence he has
brought himself down to level with
he has tasted exciting the ap-
-o4;fa 70 orava tho ronorr drarobt
again he has fallen from high and no
BILE manhood to babbling idiocyand heavy
; brought grief to his mother.
i%istrust to his sister, almost despair to
his bride, and bowed bis fathers head
with sorrow, bnt blame him not, he is
only tight"
The BEpouN.-It is a curious fact
hat whilst the Christian missionary
1as made his way to almost every part
If the globe, and has taught with more
Or less success, he has never succeeded
mixing with the Bedouins. They
over a regior, which, from ply
steal causes, can, be inhabited by zone
butaDsen following their mode of
life. From the earliest times, every
effort has been made to reduce them to
and torender their haunts,
by human skill and labor, fit to receive
a set led population Canals and water
courses were carried as far as human
Ingenuity could devise-and where water
could reach there the land was cong uer.
ed. But there remained beyond a vast
region which the Bedouin could call
his own. There be is to be found still,
such as we see him represented on the
walls Of the Assyriau palaces. riding his
swift d~romedary; as We read of him in
sacred history, suddenly appearing as q
in the midst of the quiet cult
vators of the soil, and as suddenly re
turning unframed before their well-train-
ed Iegions during the height of their
power; he remains to this hour unchang-
ed in his manners, his language, his
arms and his dress It is this uuchaDge.
ableDess which renders a Bedouin SO
interesting as a study. he is the only
link between the earliest ages of mankind
and the present time, like q single
strange animal connecting the actual
world With some geological period
LonGoa Ou1rterU
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