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

The House met at 0 O'Clock, and wn
called TO order by the Speaker.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. FROST offered the following rcsolu-
ton
ReDired, That the Speakers seat in this
Hone, Is hereby declared vacant.
Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. LIZ BLOND, the
House proceeded 10 the election Of perina.
ncnt Speaker.
Mr.. CRITTENDEN nominated the Hon.
Ggo. BaADLyy. IN permanent Speaker OF
this House.
The House proceeded to vote for Speaker.
wbercupon Mr.. BRADLEY was unanimously
elected
Mr.. BRADLEY on taking the Speakers
chair. briefly expressed his thanks for the
conGJencc shown him in the vote taken
INTRODUCTION oy BILLS.
By Mr.. STEVENS: An act in relation
10 The towns Of Niningcr, Louisville and
Glencoe.
Mr.. TALBOT submitted q report from
the Committee on Ferries, reporting back a
number Of Ferry charters. with the recon-
incubation that they be indefinitely postpon-
81, On the ground that the granting Of
special ferry charters would be unconstitu.
tiDnal
THIRD BEADING on uoCsg BIiLA.
An act 10 amend an net 10 establish the
county Of Mononyslia. Passed.
An net to incorporate the towns Of Echo.
In and Marion Passed.
An act TO incorporate the county OF Kan
diyohi. Passed.
An act TO define the duties Of Registers
OF Deeds. Passed.
yHE moxKsTKAD BILL.
The bill was again taken up, and on the
question Of limiting the country homestead
70 10 acres, the motion was Lost By ayes 40.
nays IL.
Confined 90 eight page)
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amended and ordered cngrossed for third
reading.
A bill to amend chapter liz of the re-
vised statutes amended, and ordered tn
crossed.
The Committee then rose, reported the
bills back with their. various amendments
and recommendations attached, which were
concurrei in by the Senate.
Mr.. HUDSON moved to adjourn until
o'clock.
The Senate then adjourned
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FRIDAY, March IL, 80.

Senate met pursuant 10 announcement,
and w~ called To order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion Of Mr.. HALL, the revolution
relating " sn adjournment, was taken up,
and he offered substitute therefor, provid-
ing for IN adjournment on the 18th instant,
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE W kEfItSINl AllNis7.
. The House met at nine o'clock, and was
called TO order by the Speaker
Mr.. FROST presented petition from
citizens OF Anoka County for the relief OF
Silas G. Wright Referred to COMMITTEES
on supplies and expenditure.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND FIRST READING.
by Mr.. McGORTY: To incorporate the
st. Anthony Mutual Benevolent Society.
by Mr.. YOUNG: To Incorporate the
town Of Calais.
by Mr.. KEITH: TO incorporate the
Mississippi River Improvement aud Manu-
featuring Company
by Mr.. CHASE; TO incorporate the
town Of st Joseph.
by Mr.. FOSTER: Joint Resolution 10
adjourn on Monday next I'LL the first day Of
June.
SECOND READING or HOUSE BILLS.
An act TO establish rate Of interest.
An act for the relief Of the Capital Re
moval Commissioners.
An act to incorporate the Alexandria
Academy. Indefinitely postponed.
field, Reno, Buffalo City and Alexandra,
THIRD READING AsD PASSAGE oY SENATE
BILLS.
An act TO incorporate the tosn OF Browns
vile. Passed, ayes a.
An act to provide for the locntion of
county seats in the counties Of this State
Passed, ayes 81, nays 3.
IN COMMITTEE oS HOUSE. BILLS.
An act 10 incorporate the towns Of Mans
field, Reno, Buffalo City and Alexandria
Ordered engros-cd.
An nc, for the relief Of School District
No. | Of Goodhuc County. Ordered en-
crossed.
An act fixing the rate Of interest Re
ported progress and had leave 10 sit again.
An act to secure 10 mechanics a lien upon
buildings Amended and ordered cngros-'d.
An act 10 lcgalin the acts Of the Com
missioDers 81 Anoka County Rccommit,ed
TO the Judiciary Committee
FINAL ADJorssMESr.
Mr.. KEITH moved to take up the reso-
lu;ion from the Senate. for final adjourn
ment on the 9TH OF April List.
COrsry ~ wADySA
The Committee on Towns and C0inties,
reported back the bill organizing this
county, With an amendment changing the
boundary line.
THg HDsEsrgAD BILL.
1hi- bill was taken up. and the amend-
meri Of M kyrru 10 limit the value a
/ the homeeah 10 81 900. being under con.
| gideratlOD.
Mr.. STkRENS spoke in opposition 10 the
ameudmeI,t, az a 'armer, conteDdpg that 10
{ limiting the homestead ~ value. many
farms Of 90 acres would ereed tina, amour,
/ 10 valuation and the OwDers ~OuI b. com
PEELED % leave them. thus the family would
H. left without homestead.
Mr. BACON advocated tie adoption Of
the amendment,
/ Mr. BEARCK took constitutional view
Of the question, convnding that reaSns
be amour, u property vas intended 10 re-.
sr 10 4 valuation in money 81 The houe-
stead.
: NJ. YOUNG moved an amendment 10
the amendment, limiting the hoi0sztsd 70
$500.
Mr. STARKEY hoped The am'ndma,,s
would not prevail. IT. conssSred the acts
Of the minority - unparliamsutary and IN
jus. 70 the friends 0 tn ayea msAsnre, 10
oisring the same sneDdmenv over and ova
again, after the Hooe had by the mos, de-
csied vo.ts, indicated large majority 10
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tiTe. VI tHWlN, MURPHY, " Neli, DtiSs ttANft
RchfeiJ, Scoted, seeley, Starkcy, stevens,
Talbot, 7. A. Thompson, Wilson and Mir.
Spcaker.--Sl,
Mr.. VERTRESS moved an amendment
to allow only 10 acres OF land Ia be- exempt.
Lost, by ayes Ia, nays %.
Several unimportant amendments were
proposed md one or two adopted
The House then adjourned.
THURSDAY. March II, 1855.
SENATE.
Senate me, and was called 10 order by the
President
Prayer by the Chaplain.
BILLS INTRODUCED,
BY Mr.. RICHARDSON A bill TO in.
corporate the town Of Sank Rapids
BY Mr.. NORTON A bill providing
for the proof Acknowledgements aud record
Ing OF deeds, and other instruments Of writ
ing.
Mr.. REINER, rom the special commit.
tee appointed to examine the reports, bills,
&c.. relating to thu prison ut Saltwater,
submitted blu amending the former laws
on this subject. which was laid on the table
aud ordered printed.
Rule Goth was amended 10 ~ 10 require
two thirds of the members to dispense with
proceedings under call Of the Senate.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. HALL introduced resolution re-
qucstIng the Secretary Ia call on the House
and obtain the resolution adopted yesterday
relative 70 adjournment for further conslde-
ration by the Senate. The resolution WIS
adopted
MIR. CAVE from the committee To whom
was referred bill authorizing the city Of
ST. Paul to extend the levec, reported the
same back with amendments, and recon.
mended its passage. Ordered printed with
the amendments included.
FIRST READING.
The following House bills were read
first time
A bill incorporating The town Of Browns
vile;
Memorial for an appropriation to com
plcte the Mendoza aud big Sioux military
road
A bill authorizing the Register Of Grow
Wing county 30 copy deeds, &c from the
Ramsey county Office
A bill authorizing the construction of u
bridge across Crow river
a bill providing for The location Of county
seats in the several counties Of this State.
Memorial for the relief OF H. 7. Jackson.
A bill establishing the county Of Gala
donna.
A bill incorporating Ithe town Of South
Bend
A bill authorizing the Register Of Deeds
Of Pine county TO copy deed. from the Chi
sago county Office.
SECOND hrADisG.
A number Of bills were then read SECOND
time Wy their titles.
SENATE bills OK THIRD RrADrsG.
The following bills were read third time
and passed
A bill lcgalizing the acts Of the Council
Of the city Of Shakope
A bill 20 provide for the location Of a
State road from Faribanl, 10 Manka'o.
MI VAN ~ IN lnr"hnreh bi'l 'o'
the government Of the State Prison, which
was rad first time.
wgnAL osDgn.
On mo,;op If N, SMITH the Senate
went into Commi,ic Of the Whole for the
consid'ra,inn Of a lin % p,oylc for the
cstabli.bment md ,nain,enapce Of a system
81 common schools Mr.. W.rsos in the
chair
After n leoy,bv di.cas,ion On urop,sed
auendmen,, The Commi,t.e roso. reported
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Mr.. NORTON said that but four or five
of the States had created bank officer Of
this descriptions department separate
from al Others. He said there was no
necessity for such course at this time. and
did not believe it right to run even u risk of
imposing additional taxation upon the peo-
pie Of this State
Mr.. BATES advocated the creation Of
this office, because the curtai!ment OF ex-
penscs by another course was not sufficient
TO make II Of any special importance.
Mr.. RE.lNER withdrew his amendment.
and the question being upon the motion Of
Mr. NORTON, it was lost upon division Of
the Senate.
Mr.. SMITH moved TO amend by making
the bond Of the Comptroller $4,000 in.
stead Of $4,000 as provided in the bill,
which was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. SKINNER, en- amend
ment was adopted making it necessary for
the banks to pay into the State Treasury
in due proportion to the amount invested in
such bank
Mr., MINER moved TO strike out all af,
ter the enacting clause and insert No
Banking shall be allowed in this State"
which was lost.
On motion Of Mr.. RElNER, section 1
OF the bill was stricken out, after which, tho
committee rose, reported progress, and asked
leave TO sit again.
The action Of the committee was concur
red in by the Senate, aud the bill was made
the special order for Friday next, AT 10 o.
clock
Leave of absence was granted TO Mr..
LINDSEY for five days, and MIR. BrMAS for
twenty days from next Monday also TO Mr..
DAY for twenty days
The Senate again went into COMMITTEE
of the Whole, for the consideration Of the
bill in, relation to trcspass upon lands, and a
bill relating to fraudulent convcyanccs and
contracts. Mr.. ADAMS in the chair.
The bill relating to contracts was taken
up, and reported back with the recommends
ton thu, it he cngrossed for third read
ing.
The bill to prevent trespass On School,
Swamp, and University lands was oonsi-
dered The bill was referred to the Com
mittce on Education and Science. aud the
eciion in relation TO the two bills was con
CURED in.
Mr., ADAMS, from the Committee
on Towns and Counties. reported bill or
ganzing the County OF Person. which was
ordered printed.
The Senate adjourned
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DECElvEup...rn GREATEST
~ 10, Of Dcmsssics, hlcached aad IN.
bleaehed. We Will sell you . 6ns article
of bIssched clslA for 10 cents . yard.
0REENBOuMA EAKNIgT.
April !. ISIS. III
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the fouhds " he pfass What does
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shs. whore there AZ nat many fash,
immhIe ladies', 81 musi stat bnck
"a. morrow cnh't stay any lonser"
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You promised 70 stay \ moh,h with
IA. smi know and. besides, you ARE
10 mart, cousin Kate, IN call Kate
and shell make YOU stay longer"
Biothuf- HIT amt she already
mai. Married 7" lookimg very rod
IN The face.
Sister Catching him cyeing'
Kate aeross The lawn, j "Oh haw,
that's only hoops"
~ ~ guess you mean 10 bring
up that ct baby to b. pretty SHARP
at a bargain" said q fellow to 4
woman who was rocking aud singing
With oil hcr nigh, 10 . listlc rsspon.
ibilIty.
Why"
"Csasc you keep bawling BY hm
baby, Nv hass baby, into is cars all
Tue Time
~. Say twice without mistake +,
Peter Piper's peacock pcckcd a peck
OF pepper cut Of a pewter platter
" Peter rmt's peacock psckcd =
PECK Of pepper gu, Of q pewter
platter, where IS tho peck Of pepper
pewter platter
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mes, We have ever Ass.d Is contained
IN the wags query 10 his wife, when
broth, II she xouli NO, 'a ,rv ."' s.s'
tina. chicken Jus, 10 wade through tho
broth once morc.
Do In society, Wholesale don't
spcak 10 hslf reer, Ian, ~ sorsssa f.
,sllow in the cash looks down rro,
sizes 10 The pound. ana p,s iroa
surns " n ncse n, ,enrcnny nsil.
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SlNc. the death % MnAMca
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SptiaSs have heen putaAasJv
I'd By = sompany, ~ Aaso vsnet9~l
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" spacious racus, bc<i1cs nasy other
improvements necessary for ths sonlors
% viitcrs.
viii regard 20 lhe ssssli,s ppsesrtiss
Of Bailey Spring., their e1eacy have ben
80 fairly and satisfactorily tested h
thousands Of iustaaess - " sender !, an.
necessary " The part II he psopsissoss
20 say uol0 - % tA<1s viru6o. Sa0es
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ara unsnspaase ~ cay u sie soslds
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slrvis A6haNsss sfI WIssunsi. and ehirh
q sl'sll y OIL LINES he pIssssd 70 have
them iH<1tAet.
Dvf Mall ispsfimes, .hsIls Al slInmss
hs huniauiIy ;wrIlad sIlh All The ssfy
richest aaJ latest sisIeA o. vslI ~ ths
choicest aud hest fAiflsa thai can be-
lbaehl u I'll n%sllelss pertaining 10 . sen.
efal liIy uauis hsuse.
Ouf ra,pd dsparmsnt deserves ths
sperial attention VI esefy r~ufehssnss A.
our assortment emlsaees neatly ali quail.
lIss ani designs.
vw CsftaiN dssst,wspi dIsIlsss o
cplIssIien N cstsIn materials aid Trim
mInps rarely inst With IN this eauhtty,
aud W have hem FORTUNATE IN sssuslnr
,hs services NJ 4 competent tssAeh w.
hslsier, 70 make up nnd n Casrels and
uuNaih. when desired.
Our PatIo hm been Furnished In q
mo-i elegant Partisan style. And cal spar,
!nf the exclusive use and benefit u ths
Ladies'.
W. soil fof Cah n,iaipsiv o. Cur as.
~repianss, and M goods delisa rcd o. 81.
loued t. be- taken from the store until
seitled Tor. irrespective VI persons. N W
keep no books aud make No sscespis.
All goods guaranteed 10 be- Just what
thsy are represented aud cold fas.
W. have "ope price" Evcyy astiul,
has hsed upon II Ii piaia Egprss, q brio,
from which ne vIl1 nat dsei,sis.
W. will nut tahs back or cxchans,
goods after salc and delivery.
Esrcrs shall bcprompslysorrcc,ei who,
reported 70 tho pfoprisscrs.
SpEEp, p0N0lIO 4 STRANGE.
March ~, teis. p-Sm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-27

FROM MExIco.-The news from Mexico, re-
celved at New Orleans, indicates a deplorable
condition Of affairs. The whole country was in a
state OF connie anarchy and confusion. All the
mail stages between Vera Cruz and the capital
had been stopped by banditti and robbsd
The brigade of Gen. Zuloaga, which was the
hrst that declared for the Dictatorship had pro-
nounced against Commonfort This brigade had
possession of the citadels and barracks of San
Augustine and San Domingo. Comonfort having
been refused admittance into the latter barracks,
assembled two thousand troops at the palace with
artillery, and arrested Gen. Zuloaga but after
wards released him on parole A portion of
Luloaga's brigade favor their commander for the
presidency, while others prefer Santa Anna.
On the 18th instant the san Augustine barrac Ks
were attacked by Comonforts troops, but thew
were repuised. All the foreigners in the capitaI
nAa noisted the flag oftheir respective countries,
- ameans OF protection. Confusion Ieipns In the
capital
Inc flcayune has Mexican dates to 18th The
news IS highly important. The capital had been
oomoarded with bloody fighting for several DAYS
In winch over one hundred were killed and many
wounded The Partisans of Santa ma hold n 2
citadel, and san Domingo and San Augustine
converts truce for one day was adopted On
'ne i7tn coalition was marching on the CITY and
civil war was inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-27

HE ROYAL MARRIAGE ALL England was in
nutter of admiration ard congratulation on
Monday over the marriage Of the Princess ROYAL
to Prince Frederick William, the presumptive
heir to the crown Of Prussia. Englishmen in
this country will participate in the emotions
natural to such occasion, young ladies of all ma
uons will be interested in the ceremony, the
uousseau, the toilets, and the attendant fetes.
and good nst0red people everywhere will wish
tne young princess kind husband and happy
married life. The Princess is the oldest child of
victoria and Albert, and was born on the 2lst of
november, 1910, and is consequently now a little
over seventeen years Of age. The bridegroom
was born IN 1881, and is ten years older than the
bride The match is said to be one of genuine
anectlon, as was that of Victoria herself The
royal marriage act forbids alliances between
members Of the royal family and British subjects,
while IT also forbids marriages with foreign
princes or princessesS who are not Protestants
The consequence is that all the English princes
and princesses Of modern times have to find
wives and husbands among the German Protes-
tant royal families, and these keep upa supply
OF manageable young men and women that is
quite equal to the demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-27

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Lieut.. VIM A. Parker
of New Hampshire, has been detached from the
United States Naval r Rendezvous and ordered to
the command of the bark Release. al the Charles
town Navy Yard. The Release will sail very
shortly with stores for the L. :. squadron in the
Mediterranean.
Capt. 6. J. Van B1unt has been ordered and
has reported, as Assistant Inspector of ordnance
at the Boston station. Ii is rumored that Captain
WIN. H. Gardner is to have the command of the
razee Macedonian, at Boston, bit no orders ] ave
been received for the equipment. The repair. on
the Roanoke are continued at the dry dock at Bos-
ton. Thirty two frame timbers, and twelve of
her berth deck beams have been discovered bro
ken, and the end is not yet.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Germantown, comman-
dsr Richard l.. Page, arrived at Smon's Bay, C.
G. H Nov. 90, a. days from Madeira.