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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
The Credit OF the Nation.

The New York HeraM publishes q state.
ment prepared by Ii. Douglas X Co., Of the
y. Y. commercial agency, showing the num-
Der and extent of the failures in the United
States and British provinces. from Dec. &c,
1856, to Dec. -, 1851. This statement
SAYS
IL will be seen that the number Of firms
in the United States California excepted. J
by our records-and they embrace all, but
class OF small retailers in the largest cities
is 204 ,0Gl, or estimating the population
at % 900 900, and that there is store to
every l23 OF our inhabitants, or to every %
families.
There has been lost by 331 swindlng and
absconding debtors, Sj,222 800. and 10y jl3
firms which will pay nothing, their losses and
confidential debts absorbing everything,
S20,309 900. There are 1899 concerns
owing Sl91 ,060, 800, and they are such as
usually average 40 or 30 cents and there
are 435 houses owing S1T7,ls9,0O0, which
will iial ii the times ahead prove To be ord.
narily prosperous.
The total amour, Of the liabilities of
the failures Is put down $500 sol 900
But there will be realized
from those who will pay
Ia iull .....st, lrj,DpO
And on the amount Of or.
binary failures sl97,
0N0, 900 at 20 cents ... 1882 900
-l50,02l 900
Leaving final loss Of ......... $Ii3, $50, 900
The columns exhibiting the number of
counties in each State, with the number in
which, during the whole year, no failures
have occurred, will surprise you with their
showings. No other conclusion can be
formed than that the trade OF the country
was in good hands, and in prosperous con-
dition prior to the panic.
II the country stOrekeepers general debt
is, as hereinbefore estimated, 81 ,282 900, 600.
it would be fair to infer that ordinarily the
years business would amount to all OF
double that sum, or Si,564 100000. From
this We would deduct for light trade last
spring, and the injury to sales this fall, 40
per cent. which would make the business fer
1887. with the country merchant, amount to
S2,13S 100000, and as the losses for the
year, by this trade, were Sil ,S3S 900, the
per centage is about one and half
For the convenience Of those Of you desir-
ing TO contrast the city with the country
trade, we have separated the ono from the
other, as will be readily perceived by refer
ence to the table. Their failures have been
1852 in number, and the liabilities of the
same amount to S2j7 ,9G3, 000--or an aver.
age of about 100000.
Those of you who preserved our last year )
circular, will be able TO compare the Stats
ties therein given with those contained in
this.
The number OF failures in the Northwest
.r, Gt..., H.,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
che CLERKS % " ~ >hington


FROM he Boss Weekly Pres,
In proportion to the Development Of the
Union has grown up at its capital, the ne.
ccssity for the employment in the Executive
Departments. OF continually Increasing
number o. persons qualified 10 perform the
most important duties in all the ra1'itcati0ns
of oflicia! life Every State and Territory
has supplied its due proportion OF these, and
il may bc said, without hesitation. that no
where else in the world is congregatod for
similar purposes, greater array Of talent
and ability. We shall find scbollers and men
of letters who have acquired national fame,
astute politicians, schoolmas,crs, editors,
lawyers, merchants, physicians judges. and
legislators who have perchancc. byn nn-
successul IN their several callings. or from
some fancy or inclination have preferred the
excitement OF the Capital TO the routine of
daily life at home. These men meet YOU at
every step in Washington, and the machn.
cry OF any department ia adequate 10 con
duct all the affairs OF the country al any
time in the absence OF its chief and perhaps,
If Necessity required it, AT all times Many
have hecn in ofice under every phase Of
Government from the times Of Jackson, or
even Jefferson ami Adams, aud are, unavoli-
ably, proof against all party prescription
The aggregate number Ut th,sc employees
cannot tall very Car short OF 200 In the
attest list We have sccn the total number set
down At 090. sf which Their we're from
the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

The Auditor, at springfield, provide the
following statement, showing the amount
and character Of the funds held ~ security
for the iwue Of Illinois banks, the market
value 81 there bonds in New York On the
first day Of January 1880, and the amount
of circulation outstanding Oh that day. The
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

Inmigs alton FOR 1851.

The immigration at said port during the
pas, year was larger than for several years
previous This is shown by the following
table prepared from the books Of the Com
missioners of Emigration. The proportion
OF Irish and Germans il also given. The
latter. it appears, still constitute much the
largest ingredient in the annual secession to
our nomination from for iCn parts -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

The IroUto Colo'Ha, IN a statistical ar.
tee ca he grain crops Of canada West,
states tia, the surplus wheat on hand is not
less than oo00OOo OF bushels. and that no
facilities exist, ual.,s they are afforded by
the Grand rraak IaGsay Tor the expoet'
ton OF this produce.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

The question which the sheriff put as be
launched the coademlod into eternity,
james I, Dounellv do yoa i've! was IN
accordance with the law Of New Jtrsey.-
The law requires tia, the question shall be
askel and that the cuprit stall respond
" Yes" 10 show that be Is alive whsu the
preparations for h.s execution are complete
The testimony Of physicians. to the f'ac,
that the culpri, was afterwards found 10 be
dead, completes the requirements Of the
law
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

was elected Speaker Of the House--the Dem
ocrats voting for Judge CLARK, Of Dubuque.
r.. jocks was elected Chief Clerk Of the
House. and u. r. RENO, sergeantat.A Arms.
SPENCER was elected Secretary Of the Sen
ate.
The Eastern tMir.) CLy,on states that
at the recent term Of the Circuit Court, in
Jones county, three men named LYSEs were
indicted for larceny. In order 10 dispose Of
the principal witness against them, a man
named CnAsLEs LAsDRux, the accused en-
ployed n rr,llian named HIrowgn 10 murder
him. agreeing 10 give n daughter Of the
elder LINES in marriage, aud II considerable
amount OF property. On the night OF the
lith ult., lIITowga went to the house Of his
victim and shot him with rife, while sit
ting at his own frcside, surrounded by his
family. Circumstances caused the guilty
parties To he suspected, when they were ar
rested, ard IIIrowgR made clean breast Of
ii, telling OF the agreement above stated
He and the l.YSEs were all committed 10
Jail to await the action Of the grand jury at
the next term Of the Circuit Court
The number Of coroner's inquests held
within the city and county OF New York,
during the past year. is stated to have been
.90s, Of which 10 were cases OF murder. Sc
OF homicide, GO Of suicide, 800 Of organic
diSa-e, and ,l02 OF accidents.
Rents are going down in oil the large
cities They have been exorbitant-- twice
or three times ~ high M similar accommo-
dations in London. In Boston, reductions
have had to DO made fifteen per cent in or.
der 10 retain tenants. In that city the Bos-
ton Transcript instances an estate worth
$4,000 two years ago. which has since de-
clined $1,000
An extensive fire occurred at Marion.
Alabama, lately, which destroyed property
TO large amount. The Commonwealth
Office was burned with most Of the printing
.'.''. 20 r.., :, ''"''
for its fiery ordeal. That paper says the
-, y .,"oo" s'o"n"" , .''
$500 " S'oo'o'o :" "''''"S''
,,o,ertv Ther. wa. M ;,v,r,,o, -, ann
thing burned excert the drug s,ore NJ VA,
LACE & Ev,ss.
V" ~ ",'0 '"'.i A'o"'
- - en- - y
,a.,, ''''0
,i,.,.ah..,,., :,
=,
on the iAt' INST scrions accident oe'
CURED To the 'amliy Of Mr. hAiiEM' at la
A., A.. u.,,..h.a tod . .n,;,, q,
o.,s ~, ,h, ,o,., aoor of hi, Jw.ll;ro
h,,.c, .oJ wh,l, ea,;py breakfast, with HI.
family III, floor gave way and came down
with A crash covering the whole family with
IN, ru;u. several Of Mr. IL. rib. wer,
hrolso and IN, arm If ono Of tho children
Mira. II. ia now lying dangerously i'll iron
the effects oil Tho casually
A destructive fre occurred in the yillar,
Del,uyter, Madison county. New York. O,
/ the evening of the nth inst. by which ia,
barn. connected with tho Aenas House, :
.,,ne bnsine.. block. and three other build
| ings were consumed, together with the hay
grain harness. and two horses IN the barns
the hardware store OF W. j. AVER the dr.,
goods store OF IL, ID. STARS, the ilour ana
provision store OF a. W. WILLIAMS, "hicl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

Total eitcul outstanding Jan. I, i-js, 6,h3j,6I1
Excess OF securities over circulation, fJl,3t5
To which should be added tbs semi
annual interest on the Missouri
bonds retained by the Auditor. li'5io
Making total excess Of securities fli5. as
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

?sl.9ti Jlg,223 l36. 2J3 ~ ,G73 l>i.3T3
The proportion of Irish and Germ ans ar
riye.l a, this port during the last ten years.
4. sren frum the following statement -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04
ern States il thus stated /:

The Herdid also publishes the list Of fail
ures, &c, in Europe, and thus sums up the
total exhibit OF the re,ulsion OF 1857. From
them we learn that one thousand millions OF
dollars of what was supposed to be the pro
pcrty has passed away, there being about
one-iourth OF that amount represented by rs
sets which in themselves are not free IRON
doubt This aDnihil4tou OF commercial
wealth is distributed as follows
Liabilities. Assets.
L. states and Canada, $500 900 900 sli4, u0D. 900
Great Britain, i00.00u0p0 su,0Op,OVO
Continent Of Europe, 3u0,0G0,000 6",W0, 600
Total, 81 600 600, 600 s2Si, 900. coo
To this sum We may add, in this country
alone, al humiliation in value ia railroad
and other securities, amounting TO not less
than three hundred millions.
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II WHITE UUVUS: &c II BRONN ~. ,.r,.,.s .. -.
nov buos Ne. $40 Brosissy oor-er of IN " ene
thcice s.st" =" IRE '' Goals oisy &c Laai pro. =
ssit the - =
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)ATENT AGENCY OFFICE. No. :s)a B'osA.
L wsy. N~vlofk-IOW. HASKELL c.. soi.tss 4
rsetis an Puhtsesrs of TINE INVENTOR
REJECTED App san o. -c!Aiy s,tercet 60.
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BRUSHES OF EVERY DEscRIpTIos-Astt.

- io~er 's'sy ~ ~hoiesle AL retail Of 10 - Fs<
5Sp--'s 1t..s Msehn- Bru-s-- me- % orJes rss
esi- 7of-1 sD,tN <. a )svpL. Nc - = sfA
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A RTIFICIAL LEG S aud HANDS,
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ANOTHER GREAT sAcEIFicf

ANOTHER GREAT shCEIFlCE
arcu sr.soSAsLr DR., 9ooDs
COMM scEaErr OF tn sEA'oS
sY,ucrIoS IN PRICES
HARLI.S III r Rp 49,
Nc. si GrDa~.
WI '''' q NoH Taas % { HOLE STOCK
RIcH PISS GOODS
GSs reduction Il .,~o,
iD'' aiSH RoBEsA GUILE. - 81
RICH ROBLS A IOLAt1k, ct 81
AecA 90, ais
iIca BAYADYRL GLAcE SILKS. 40.
RICH oHEnE STRIPE sILhS' q o.
RICH FRENCH fot LARD. VIII. a."
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From D. 81 70 So
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLS tn every varsity
RIoHaAypFRF NJ G'N OF CHINE.
RICH BAaEGE DE- LANES, 81 PET ara
Ar.u. ,sst 3 e-nt,
RICH FRENCH PRINTS. 81 PfjN
ActuI cod. 25ceniI
ALSO
RICH LACE CURTAINS, 81 IS pr psr
Actrl cost SO
RICH Muslin pRArERy 81 p-ry'r''
ALLsNpaLf sHF:ETiNGs ia wide sis.
Ae-ua cost. 81 oerts
f sca sar iSf StS ShsKn Dask e.
A. 81 cent? per ysrd-ccst &c cents
PINE LINEN DIAPER. At 9 ceai' per y'Id
DOMESTIC COrToSS,
" IS FIX c cEEr BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES
CHAS HI ARD Co...
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Boar6 ar6 Rocms.

THO LET-With BOARD, furnished OF untur-
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seen Al-o ROO two single g-ut-men Ths house
has oil .h~ iuprosrm, n References exchanged
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DILEs -FISTULA-The severest cases ars

DILES FISTU LATHE seyerest cases are
lssiure. DIR. EDWARD III. DIXON sfbor Of W ousn "a
hef Dhess<s sad Practical Treatise the More ObscuD
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-Docessful f
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hospital where comfort Ct domestic life Il y1ej d
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EDwiRD II. DIxoN. N. d Editor Of The se4lpei
DLAR SIR Permit return sincere th%nks To- the
thorough Of the annoying affection With which
active could b. hsrsssd VIZ: P-s bad fss tor many
years er gradual ino1ons aud sm- ee years since
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without bad been convinced Of is Ian ,cs-
billy BY many TRIALS q ecSes ard even your p,su
editor Of Journal whose candid teshins had Tor MACY
been deifot gave conviction Of its trafa Bat
no~ convinced BY thorough and compute rerogsou a M
constitution, ,s. BY ycur method comparatively psnies ssl
With hut hte detention from business Ia most AGA
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DATENT AGENCY OFFICE. No. :sl4 Brosd.
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6ouses an6 farms Uantco.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED-To PUR-
~ CHASE RENT. with from 20 LAID esri.s-
hous- &c Address with full particulars cs,ioe ,s- OF
bouse, Sc.. Box No. 5 S57 Pos Offce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
Trustees Sale.

vXIHRREAS on the first day OF Jaouary, A. D
w 1851. James Merritt OF Clinton .ount,, State
OF Iowa. utea unto we Schibel, as Trustee,
certain deed OF Trust conv' yns said Trnstee the
lar In Clinton county, lows de crited as follows.
10 Wit. 1h- sou.h vest quarter Of section thirty
four la, in township Eighty one ts), north VI 70, &c
two 81 also lot no nine (9 in section sixteen (lS)
tcW nkhip eighy (sl) north OF range Two ~ east,
Icon,s,i ing eight and ore half acresl also two III
acres on thel the left bank Of the apspinnicon
river in section eleven M ia t.vnshp ighty occ
north west corner Of Josiah Young land, on said
lot; therce south 10 the river thence rnn Oh par
nllel with So d line wide enough 10 make two III
This deed u Trust T. execut In .eourity OF
the purchase money OF the said prem isss this day
sod end conveyed to sAid Merritt By John ZinsL !;
which sid co0veyanc" was male ~ the said James
Merritt tor the purpose Of uring the payment Of
three certain promls sorry notes aud the interest
thereon signed by said Jsres Merritt and dated the
first day Of Janusiy A 1851, and payable ~ fol.
lows or thousand dollars pay able on the first
day "f January 1888 on for eight hund eda tout
teen 70 100 psyvhl the first day " January 1859,
and one for seven hundred and ninety seven anu
50 100 psy able on the first day OF January 1850.
And new the irst OF said pronissory notes having
beer me due snd payable, and the said James Mr.
rift having failed to pay the came, I. George Schei-
BEL Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue OF the io~er which Is In
me vested BY raid deed OF Trust, ] WILL On Non
day, the twenty seventh day OF September. A. y,
lsAS, At the hour OF O'Clock In the afternoon oil
said day At the Court House door In the city OF Do
venport expose and offer fol- sale, 1T public auction,
the parcels OF land above described. Or 50 much
thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon TO
the day u sale, together With all the costs snd
expenses attending said sale, 81 this notice ard
Trustees fees. Upon the compile ion OF such sale
deed will BE- given &C ,rdance with the stipulation
Of said eed Il Trust conceynR . full and peri, Ct
title TO the tract Ct land sold TO the purchaser.
Dated the twenty sixth lay OF August, 4, d. lS3S.
GEORGE sCHhlBEL.
orUg9 dtn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

WHkBEAS on the 9th day Of August, A. d
w 1887, lieury Bowen and Elsey A. X ven his
vile extcui cd Unto David u. True, as r. usfrr =
cItin Deed OF t. ust convey ne to said Trus,~- III.
land in ecett County, Iowa, described ~ fol,o~s
o.~iu- Psft Of the esst half Of cot Loo numt-r
twenty ous, III j In the Cky Dsvsnper: segin-
ming At point .or,y ti0lt ct wes, and two bunfr
and venty-sx '5-loo, (2s6 10 1901 fee, ror,h Il
the southeast corner OF said oat i0t-thtnce ~ n
hty 1901 feet, thence wet me hundIce and ATTY
tlooI r. thence sout' fifty l50l n. thence -a.t cne
hundred and iy lt0 II place OF beginn In NJ "a
said conveyance was made by sc IL Henry pou.n and
Klsey 4. Bowen, tor the purpose o. securing th~ pay
meLt ~ certain promissory note and the intsr-ss
thersoa, s0nsd ~ the said ltensy Bowen Gated tho
4,h say OF August, A. D. 1857, for the spm Of four
wsrf due ninety days after ts date, with interest ct
ten per cent per annlm after maturity.
And now said note having become due and payahle
and the said II, nry 30 having failed TO paw tho
came, ) A,idS True, Trustee a. s:oresad do here
by g,vethIr public notice that by virtue ~ ,h- power
whchis In M vested ny said deed 81 Trust, WIN on
Tuesday the 14th day OF August ISIS al the hour of
O'Clock IN the afternoon ~ sad cay AZ The Curt
House door 10 the city OF Davenport, Spose ard ~r
for sale, at pubic auction the highest bidder fay
cash the premises above descrlbed, u 80 much
thereofas shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount OF said note With The interest thereon to the
day Of together with all the costa amt exI< ~
.0ng said sale, c0sts of this AMI Trustees
fees. Upon the completion OF such sal. deed will
b. given in s-eortance with this stiru atoms Of said
Deed Of Trust.
Dated September 22d A d. 1855.
DAvIDs. TRUE,
sep2! Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

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w 'Hermaa osupoDa and 0asUases 0mDnv -
wifs, sxssss<d uato Dsvtd , Trus - fsMssss, sF>
tain dsed u trust, csnvs9ins - 80 1s1s - ~
and 10 oesst Coussy, I0va, 6esesbss eE1lsws, -
VT: Tho aorthse.s ssa-ter - the scush-eass qsss.
ser Of section sumter thirty lsel In tswasAlo ssn.
ee ssvsoty eieh. isl nosth Of range nnaeer tnseo
III east q tie 5th ~ ~ lin saS1 coav~yancs vna
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Certain pfomiss-osy note and th~ interest thereon.
signed ~ .aid He'msu eimpsca. daAsi to slehsA
day of July, 1887 AMI yap abie o. epllowp: FOR
one thousand snd twsLty elk ard 80 100 dcars pey-
able 70 the order - J-mes nner, dnc - I3fh
dag Of April, 4 ID IS with Int rest q the rate a
ten Per cent per annum Alter IN stnri,y
Add now said promissory note having becs me a.
AMI psys' le sn1 the said Herman sim, con hav,De
failed 10 pay the saene, David True Trustee a
afor-said. do hereby give this Lubc notice that -
virtue Of the power vhich Is In me vested By Sail
dsd OF Trust WILL Saturday the 10Th day Of Ceso.
Der A. y. 1858 ~ the htur OF ecock slt yn~a
ofssd day 1T sEe Court House door the city Of sy.
enport EXPO and Offer for sale, public auction the
parcel OF land above descr bed " % much h rYcs -
rha be sufficient to sAtisfy and p, the smount Of
fad note with the interest thereon 10 he iay Of ssl
together With Ill the costs end sxEcnS.s attending
said sale, costs ofthis notice and Trust, essees to-
on the completion oAsuch sale deed III bs Given "a
accordance With the stipulation SAID Deed Of fsuss
Dated The 2ist day OF septembsr. A. D. 1855.
DAVID 3. TRUa,
ssp22its Trustss