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WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S
w NETWORK CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE 90.
CAPITAL, $500, 200.
No. 81 BROADWAY, NEw-YosE.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS leaves the 5h and fth Of esch
mouth ISLAND or CUBA EXPRESS leaves BY al the re{u
lar steamers say I'd l9b 18th and 9TH Of esch month COL
LECTIONS attended 10 In all Of Cuba and prompt focr
Drafts 81 Sight In sums 70 suit on Havana
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
Our San Fancsco House gives especial attention 70 Collections
oil principal points in California aud Oregon, with prompt 10
tuna and Merchants making sses for California
or OREGON transmit their bills Of adng odroush House
md have paid for the arrival Of the goods there
thus purchasers full benefit of tbs time sales aud ye<
the sellers tanning control Of hsr property until paid
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA BONDHOLDERS.
Wa are now prepared eoeve the OLD BONDS Of the State
Of California the to Sacramento City and procure
NEW ONES accordance with the Act of the 18th OF April
1887 and return the this city Bonds hsngs should
Be- presented the time is limited and Bonds will bo
BIZ me Sas Of California for exchange after January
1854 -
New York. - DroAdWsJ
PHILADELPHIA w Cns',nn-s.
Baltimore
Ban Corner Montgomery and Caornissn
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Goal.

OFFtcE OF rnE CT msEsLASD Coal laos Co~rNy
CoIasr of broadway and Wal st-. J
NEw-YoRx. April n. 1883.
T,HB CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
L COMPANY are new prepared to IN, tbs sss 4
their welbno~ snd approved qualities OF CUABERLAN0
COAL II will shipped order from the Company
drpots 1t Al xsndris ' a, aud Baf!norc. MD.
The Company when required will charter yess.s q lswss
feisht without chNer A. MEHAFfEY, FrssiAeat
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8dles bp Aurtt1n.
ROW

A J. BLEECKER Will sell TO.MORKOW'
IA without Trle.te,, stso,.' opi.,p ana
HARNESs mad By Wood. Torliin,on Co 81 coz !.
saSt al II p-rfpct o,d. Also one TlLBOhi o'Vnl a.
the late Court Foster 49,
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u R X s < G. % IL
II .nrnnupva AN COrfNsTILORS AT Law.
No Y TIM. Bridins New YORK. Coz.
WILLIAM naRhfs ot''
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In oIder TO further he process Of extracting
teeth pain by admitting slight current Il electricity
the tooth while eA'rstDS toete VIII b. two hoggs
day bis vk devoted, 20 eS'rSns tel a. No IS Bond
a.. from tuul o'o.ocs NJ. TOO rhlUat' ijnj uu.l
2 80 % vii b. ek:rsct-I s.a.i,l
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TOHN MUNROE g. Co.,
u AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. Rue de Ia PAX. Paris,
Letters Of edit mercantile ss, Circular
Letters Credit all the principal towns aud cities Of
Fnpce Holland, Portugal Germany
Great Britaia Belgium. Switzerland, Russia,
Iie.snd SPAIN Italy, Sweden
Also
Athens, Constsntinopls. AISxandrs. Cairo
BeVout Jerusalem. he, &c
OyrIcE IN EEw-YoRK, No. 8 WALLsr
Bills Paris days sight for sale 10 suit
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nlisreIlanfons.

miscellaneous.
DUPUY's NEW PERFUME for the SEASON,
~ KISS ME-QUICK,
Distilled from fragrant Tulips
f. DUPUY Chemist No. so9 Broadway New York
KISS 9TIcK PoMAD \. fG 81 tn. Hair
ssRHH Ss5j sas sa s:ES.
JAMES ?; MAXWELL. New.YOrt.
& E S5HdSoss g. d s.T S1 xs5 and Nav ro.
Sold everywhere.
V'HE "OLD DOMINION" COFFEE POT
Thousand. OF this new COFFEE POT have .!rs,dy bean
sold and the demand from all Of the United States rapidly
the Wherever introduced it bs given the most
''H'p''' THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes coffee than possible obtain any other way
because, by ingenious but mp ssnsement the house
sS@ra . 'G securing ii the cemsn Of the coass in as
psur' and proPoIiioDs CON SinstiSns ovvrr NON
Is s. most P%Es f .T.pou in
boiling ON fourth required while the 6evrr.ss
stronger THE t OLD Do MN eS0 POT
Gives healthy beverage Nervou. dypePtc and bilious per-
10 drink their fsvore beverage again when made in hi, new
boiler and withou; of Of the old unpleasant
!, prevented and the cos- can 5. bsS Ss
poSh 70 release ali the element. he barry and ,es
the" in 'iTf TIE Rp OLD Dos AZ COFFEE POT
Never fails to do It's work r<h COX cannot 'po your cup
fee by neglect orgetiune" after she hs' paced th bst
." TIC THE OLD DOMINION coFFEE-Por
''' Dc 0' ARTHUR, BuRNHAM / GILRoY..
Nos. III and ils South loth-.t.
MANUFACTURERS under the p.;en, for the United State.
ARTHrRs 'ELER aaNs AND P1 iIRs SElSEALSG
The r'ds supplied T ToRsEY No. s sFy S.uyo
Also by JOS GREEN, northeast corner Of Sh AID Smith.
St.. Cincinnati. Ohio
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Maebinep.

lire ENGINES for SALE-New and second
hand FIRE ENGINES al complete ready fof and wsr
rsnted, at No. Lafayette place, by J. H. SICKELS.
WELLS PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
w MILLS with Simultaneous hand and self setting blocks
and patent friction feed universally admitted TO Be the best IN
Safeguarding Single aud Lsth Machines Jonters Saw
MsDdres with patent Universal BoHe Saw Ts, Saw Sets
SwsseA &C. Manufactured BY WELLS Co Florsnce Mao
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pEM0VAL.
Ia Wb. LIfDEMAH l. SONS
PfANO-FORrt MANuFACrIpFR
AND o,Jy AssAr,I TkIAI LIssLEYs CIR as,rro
laPROVtD MsLODrONs
Was.syoss. No Ss Bso,o~.r
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

dissolution of COPARTNERSHIP-
~ 1te FIN. OF EVERETT SMITH dissolved This
date By mutual A. ". EVERETT,
June !. 1853 L. L. SMITH.
EVERETT LVERMnRE will ccn,inu. the business Of
ANALYTICAL snr MANI FEATURING CHEMISTS at No.
H. EVERETT
c. T. LIVERMORE
L. SMITH x1 ccr,inr. toe & stnNsa q ELECfROrfP
ING ant ths nAtrFACTURE Il BATTERIES So, a, NO.
ga "a ", ih.;i Ia.
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CASTLE ROCK, Osage County, Missouri
~ GREAT SALE Of LOTS at AUCTION. on THURSDAY.
June TO- ssaThs aid prosperous manufacturing Town
situated 0ssse River the head Of low water nsvsson
twelve miles from s mouth and bid. fair to be the first mana
featuring village in the great State Of Missouri T.o years ss
VISA Wilderness: 1t 10 thriving ssd growing town Al
ready there erected Of ,he largest Steam saw and
NM in the West well several smaller fsctonss iot tns
various articles Of wood aud oo For Stesmeoat
Building this point 10 unsurpassed Already the huu OF touf
been built aud others contracted tor Two
.nys smith Shops and Wagon Shops nov in oPsf
alton Their point the State sgbe tor
vicinity the rest Timber in the Sts's csn Dc
"a ~ low rates cheap and for hahf the
ca,ion of the town Terms of Sse-Ons fourth
baanee two and three years Win interest," Paysoo
apnu.ly at per cent per spnum ..
THEPACIFIC RAILROAD viii run spscisl train from 81.
Louis tho morning of the sale COLLATION. wu rs pro-
from the Castle Rock Tickets Tor tx
curon viii b. provided and be bad application tho sc
oneer The will the day Plans OF tho proper
~ b. had of the suconeer $40 will be required 70 Dc ai
on bidding each lot Title the property ndpuaoo Fuu
warranty deed For further particulars apply 70
the propristors BOOMER Co., ST. Louis, Mo- Or J. H.
OBFAR Auctione.r No II Chestnut st., St Louis, Mo-
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Tor SALE-A thoroughbred Devon COW,
years old fresh mixer. PIioe S75 For pedigree, &C. sp
py q No. l65 Washin gton-st. ~
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Diane fortes an0 Alnsic.

ElRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MEL0DEONS
Il for SALE or RENT q. VERY LOW RATES.-Agoncy Of
jacob Chickering'S Boston Pianos D. H. W. Smiths cele-
brs,ed Melodeons snd improved NewYork Pianoa
A. NJ. KANOUSE. No. 435 Broadway.
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Professional Nctmes.

EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF Tn.
~ scsprl and author Of Practical Treatise S-ru. Dis
eases attends exclusively TO OPERATIVE SURGERY "A.
CONSULTATIONS the morn oe'cu,. t.ss.e. No q h
other no, he is At bis private hospital The o- Of The Sol
vel ia At No vesey-st Aston Hsass where =. literary
bus,ess communications must be e - Do 0opum ea,y vat'
se recsvrd Committing fee -
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firemorks.
60 farmers an6 Utbsrs.

burdens new Machine HORSE-SHOES,
fDe quality low Pce and very desirable o. D1D9 i IN New
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Henry H. LEEDS Auctoneer-Ssiesroom No. q Nsssa.,t
DECEIVER's SALE.-HENRY II. LEEDS
III A Co will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, June at
lOt O'clock at the saesoo No q Nassau BY order OF the
without reserve IS beautiful rosewood u and ocsve
FOLIANS OF improved MELODEONS; 10 rosewood PIANO
FORTFS square and round corners. 81 and octavss.
The Of superior make and
TO be sold without reserve.
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DARN and MILL PROPERTY.-Will be sold
Il auction June TO- at Damascus Wayne County Penn
valuable FARM with GRIST MILL SAW MILLS, SMITH
SHOP. STORE and FIVE DWELLINGS, 1856 are. heavy
TIMER For full particulars see ayert'enent In N l. In0
une and NJ Y. Time on Mondays and ThursdsYs
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OFFICE or THE CuMBsRLAND Coal AND !sos CO.., !
Coz or BROADWAY AND WALL-sT., NEw YosK, May6 1882
Y'HE Stockholders of this Company are hereby
i notified that tho RIGHT 10 CONVERT their present
STOCK into PREFERRED SHARES will EXPIRE on tbs
slst inst On before that day hoe who wish 70 svs q too
before the t day Of June next further payment Of
Two Dollars and Pity Cents Share will be required On the
payment Of Five Dollars per Shsrs Certificates o Preferred
Stock will be issued Any Stockhoer anticipating the dates Of
payment vr May 81 and June 3d. will ,. entitled % discount
respectively. Copies Of hs Report showing tbs CONDITION
OF the Company the Committee appointed the stock
holders nesting tho 18th day Of April can b. had AZ this
orc, EDW. y. LOOMS. Sser.tsry.
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RICHARDS KSGsLsSD Auctionesr
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND & Co, Sales
- room No. Ise Broadway
THURSDAY, June
at 10 o'clo.k q. Ne. 5g4 Broadway.
will be sod without reserve large sssom-nt OF Csrsy-s
Wagons Rockswsys Bugg.s Harness. Saddles Brides &c
a Of best city aufscture Carriages wrsned ~hen oid
for 6 nd -
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

A FAMILY having more room than they want,
IA car A. cunrnodse two three Gentlemen with ROOMS
and PARTIAL BOARD, No. 100 East ds Gas bs.h &c.
MO. 3 MONROE-ST., near Catharine-st.-Fur-
IN pisbed ROOMS with BOARD for single .Gen;eslsn and
Gent, men and their wives Terms moderate.
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furniture.

IL all coors of superior aud warranted manufacture finished
IN landscape fruit and flowers at II. y. FARRINGT0NS No
$50 Csnatt, opposite Woosterst
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

Th- Sprg Ans3g-ment Is 20 commeucs IL, OF MAJ 60
O. n,oss 70 l' July wh-n sicious trains vii be p' '
a.com,r, dat toe pleasure .fsyt.
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ENIRST-PRIZE MELODEONS and HARMO-
NlUMSEegAnt illustrated pamphlets tS2 PIP, svo) sen
By aai. Address MASON HAMLIN. Boston, Mass
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VNOLCOTT INSTITUTE, Litchfeld, Conn
w Rev d. @. WRIGHT M. A., Recto.-SUMMER SES-
SION commences MAY s. Homo comforts perennial discipline
maternal care and udicous cultivation Of HEALTH MIND
and MANNERS the characteristics Of shs Institution Se'
Clrouars address the Rector.
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HOUSE and INO LUIS Tor SALE-In tns
village Of Hsver.trsw The House frame with six
apartments Lots 80 by 100 each ocs.ed northwest the Can
Ole within minutes ws OF the Steamboat Lsuda2
The whob vii be sid for 800 Gosh for $50 with rio
and balance in two years. Apply on the Prem or 40
dress JOHN BUDsON, havefstra", " l.
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9 PEN + R, VI LA Il CO.,
~ BANKERS,
No. IS Congress street,
BOSTON
VIII COLLECT log rates % Al parts of tho NEW-EN0-
LAND STATES and remit promptly
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEGOTIATION
OF COMMERCIAL PAPER AND LOANS.
STOCKS and BONDS VI every description bought and cold
COMMISSION
We rets. M-Iehan,s Bank Giob- B.ni Atlantic Bank
Boston
" AN I T. ID - SACRAMENTO COUNTY
w COURTHOUSE AND JAIL BONDS by
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No. Bruad-st.
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MESSkS. Cli1CKERING x SONS. having re-
nVu 20 'h' new Warerooms No 6gi Bfosdwsy corner
Of ibst az prepared Offer N. friends aud the pubic an
tsn'yr eP pi OF CRANE PARLoR-GRAND SQUARE
shd Ufkont IiANoFORrES manufactured expressly tor
this city npished u various styles case. aud a. pieces which
csunot al TO tse fiano Foote's 70 order 10 SUIT adv
entire satisfaction. - ~
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nNEDr TWO GENTLEMEN can be acc0mmo-
" dated with ROOM or SUITE OF ROOMS. Ia small phi
family, in 4ht., b.tweeu broadway aud 6isy brsak
fast ano tea dered Price moderate Address w. ID Box
No 10 General Post Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

All will remember the occasion o! the late
visit OF the United States steam frigate S1s-
auehanna 10 the Gulf, and the breaking ont
OF the yellow fever on board ia the most
alarming manner. The frigate put into
Port Royal, Jamaica, with nearly two,hirds
Of her crew stricken down There she was
Immediately boarded by the boats crews
from every British war.vesael in the port,
and By boats from the British naval station
on shore Despite Of the maignity Of the
disease, the British sailors took the sick
crew on shore, in cots procured for the pur-
pose I; the officers assisting with their own
hands whils the surgeons Of the vessels in
port and those attached to the station took
charge Of them, ministered 10 their wants,
and did everything in their power to relieve
their suiFerings or smooth the pillow Of death,
where that fatal archer interposed relief to
their safIerings. Some Of the Surgeons Of
the British vessels also proceeded to New
York in the Susquehanna and attended upon
the crew at quarantine in that city, until all
had been pronounced out Of danger.
In compliment to this magnanimous act
Of International courtesy the crew of the
Susquehanna few days since, through
Purser RIrrESHoUsE, presented to Surgeon
ROSE of the British navy. a magnificent gold
medal, az all appreciation Of his herOism in
voluntarily risking his life to save those Of
his fellow creatures.
In returning thanks for the honor con-
fcrred upon him, Surgeon RosE used the fol-
lowing language:
One Word mp-t ~ Gssp e iii ygya.yr =. PACK
shipmates who have fallen Tirtifns TO This 'fight"
full disease. Their patience and .ubmissiyene-s
when stricken down could only be egualed by
the bravery OF others Who regardless Of danger
volunteered to nurse the SICK, tending and
watching them by day aud night rs II they
themselves were fever proof. have seen
these men, and they were not aicw. In tears
over their dylug messmates. IL any OF them
read this, as no doubt some o! them VIII, let
them not be ashamed, for the tears were not
those Of towards but vi brave hearts who sor.
rowed for their brothers as only those can feel
who have been as they were 50 constantly in
each others society, for two or three years to-
gethcr.
Congress has also voted gold medal to
Surgeon RosE.
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withdrawing. We avert that there was not
hundred men in the State, who at the time
the Republicans in Congress were Matching
examinations with the Southern Know
Nothings and SecessioDists. 10 keep US out
Of the Union but would have hailed with
rejoicing our prompt end speedy admission
Every intelligent man in the State, knows
that the Constitution was legally framed
that it was adopted, in good faith, by nearly
10000 majority and with the exception Of
the Secret Circular clique, land the Repub-
liean members OF congress) there was no
one who deemed the election Of Democratic
officials sufficient reason TO keep the State
out Of the Union.
We hope the people Of Minnesota will
bear this fact IN mind The action OF the
RAMsgY-C oorKR clique here, and the votes
and speeches Of the Black Repablicansin Con
gress, on the Minnesota and Topeka Consti-
tatlons, afford striking commentary on the
professions made by the negro phlanthopists,
They recognize as legal, loyal and proper
the revolutionary action Of mob when
such action benefits Republicanism. They
dcnounce az irregular and revolutionary, the
peaceabIe orderly, and legal action Of n
State, when Democratic principles are pro.
noted thereby, Love Of plumber and power,
prompts them to all manner circumstances
and injustice.
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The Senate on the 18th, on motion of
Mr.. STUART, of Michigan, proceeded to the
consideration OF the amendments made by the
House Of Representatives, to the bill amend
ing the act Of 1854, in relation to the Half
Breed Tract. The House amendments were
concurred in, and the bill passed the Senate
in the following form:
A bill TO amend an act entitled IAN act to au-
thorize the President Of the United States 20
cause to be surveyed the tract Of land in the
Territory of Mime sofa, belonging TO the half.
breeds or mixed bloods OF the Dakota or
Sioux nation Of Indians, and for other pur-
poses" approved seventeeth Of July, eigh-
teen hundred and tity-four.
BE it enacted, &C., &c.
That the act approved seventeenth July eieL-
teen hundred and fifty four, above referred to,
chapter SO, be, and the same is hereby amend
ed, SO thatthe body Of land known as the half
breed tract, lying on the west side of Lake Pc
pin and the Mississippi river, in the Territory OF
/ Minnesota, and which ia authorized to be sur
yeyed by the said act of 1854. shall be subject
/ to the operation Of the laws regulating the sale
! and disposition Of pubic lands. a And settle.
/ meuts heretofore made thereon are declared
valid so far they do not conflict with settle
ments made by half breeds, and that the settlers
shall have the benefit of The pre- emption laws
Of the United States. any location of half breed
scrip thereon notwithstanding P,ocided, The
/ declaration Of pre- emption be flied within three
months after public notice is given OF the pass.
( age Of this act in the proper land district: And
I p'0rdsd, That when two or more persons have
settled on the same quarter section prior to the
/ passage Of this act, they shall be permitted to
/ enter the same. and the rights OF each shall be
determined according to the provisions Of the
act relating to exemptions, passed March 3,
! ls4J."
I SEC. 2. And BE- f'ottsr enacted, That the
! provisions Of this act shall not extend to any
/ tract or subdivision within the body OF land
aforesaid, which shall have been settled upon
in good faith, by, and Is in the occupancy OF,
any Of said hali.hreeds or mixed bloods which
lands so settled upon and occupied By the half
breeds, are hereby expressly declared to be
! subject TO no other disposition than location by
the " certificates or scrip authorized to be
issued by the said act Of 1854. for the benefit Of
said Indians nor shall the provisions Of this act
extend TO any lands which may have been loca-
[ ted prior to is passage with halfbreed scrip,
! with the consent OF the settlers thereon.
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The House was brought to direct vote,
on Saturday last, on the application of
Messrs. PHELPS and CAyASAuGu for seats
in that body. A proposition was offered
6y a Black Republican that the application
be rejected. This motion was lost by fre
majority; but without coming to vote on
the motion 70 admit oaur. memhlerss, the House
adjourned until Monday yesterday.
The vote on Saturday, would seem to in.
dictate that, Notwithstanding the coalition
between the Southern Know Nothings and
the Black Republicans, our members will
be admitted TO seats in the House.
Three reports were presented from the
Committee on Elections, to the House, on
the propriety of admitting our members.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

An iustalment OF the first edition OF Mr..
NgnL's history OF Minnesota, was yesterday
received frog: the publishers, LirrINcoTr a
Co., Of Philadelphia.
The volume Is complete history Of Mn
nesota. from the earliest French explorations
to the present time. It contains G2s pages
and is gotten up in the lest style Of the ty-
geographic art, At our earliest convenience
We purpose to present to our readers such
extracts from the work as will give them an
idea Of its general character and great val
uc to every Minnesotan
A eanyasser will wait npon our citizens
IN few days, and deliver to those who have
subscribed Tor volume, and those who de
sire to possess it, copies OF the work. We
need not urge the propricty and expcdiency
of its extensive circulation
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

We invite the attention Of capitalists, and
all Others interested, to the advertisement in
another column, signed by the Governor
and Treasurer of the State, calling for q
loan Of S250,O00. Bids will be received by
these officers until the 18th day of June
next, for the whole or any portion Of the
loan. According to the law, ten per cent. is
the highest rate Of interest allowed on the
loan, which Of course will be awarded to
the lowest bidder. The interest on the
bonds will be paid at the option of the hold
er, either in New York or st. Paul. The
bonds are not to exceed, in amount, $1,000
each.
As the security offered by the State is
ample, ard money is unusually plenty in the
Eastern market, We presume there will be
no difficulty in negotiating the bonds on the
most favorable terms.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

RICHMOND ENQUIRgR.-NATnASIE1 TT.
LER, and o. JESSIxGs WISE, (s0n of Gov.
WISE have become the editors and proprl-
etors OF this old Democratic paper. The
new editors in their voluntary dissent from
the course which has been pursued by the
Enquirer in support of the Lecompton Con
s,itution, and dissent also from that feature
of the Conference Act which. in case the
vote abont 10 be taken on the land ordinance
shall be in the negative, forbids the admis
sion OF Kansas until she shall have attained
certain increase Of population. Otherwise
they acquiesce in that measure, and disavow
any iuten, 70 make this matter subject Of
serious division in the democratic party.