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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
For RENT,

TTNHB three story BRICK STORE HOUSE occupied
j BY George Wilson, at the corner OF Market and u
This considered stand for any retail
In the city. Possession Of April
dec 2g.-tf FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

TuE Bank of the Valley in Virginia, has de-
declared dividend of Il per cent, for the last
sfxmonths-44 per cent of which will be paid
to Stockholders, or their representatives, onor
before.thc 18th inst, the remainder IA per cent.
being retained to pay bonus to the Common.
wealth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15


A BIZ to equalizo the charges ofthe Baltimore
and ohio rail road company, for tile trans
qOrtatiOH Of Soay passengers and .fTeight, and
through passengers dndTficght.
L. Be it enacted by the general assembly Of
the State OF Virginia, that the second section of
all act passed 9th of March 1S4T, entitled an act
to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio rail road
company to construct the extension of their rail
road, be repealed amended and re-cnacted so
us to read as follows:
IS 2. Be it further enacted, that to secure to
the said city of Wheeling the benefit ofthe ives
tern terminus, all parts of the said rail road be-
tween the MOnOngahela river and said terminus
shall be opened for the transportation of freight
and passengers simultaneously, and the aggrc-
gate charge for toll.and transportation upon
freight and passengers respectively, shall be the
same between Baltimore and any point on said
road within direct distance of four miles from
the Ohio river, as between Baltimore and Vince
| ling. Aud hereafter the SAID company shall not
charge any more per mile for the transportation
of freight or passengers from Baltimore to any
point within this state, or from Wheeling to any
point within the same, or from any point within
Virginia to any other point upon said road,
greater amount per mile than the said company
shall charge for the transports of passengers or
freight from Wheeling to Baltimore, or from
Baltimore to Wheeling; the object of this act be-
| ing to equalize the charges of said company up
on through passengers and freight and way pas
sengers and freight"
| O. Be it further enacted that if said company
shall violate the first section of this act, or any
part thereof, 1T shall be guilty. of misdcmtanor
and fined at the discretion ola jury, upon in
dictment or information, for each offence, at least
twenty dollars.
8. This act shall bein force from its passage
a Bill to cqUalize tho ehargesot the Northeast
erM Virginia rail TOad company, for the tran.
$p0rt0ti0n of 9oqy passengers and freight, and
/ through passengers and freight.
l. Be it enacted by the general assembly,
| that hereafter the Northwestern Virginia rail
road company shall not charge any more per
mile for the transportation Of freight or pasSen.
gers from Grafton to any point on said road, or
1 from Parkersburg to any point on the same, or
from any point between Parkersburg and Graf
| ton, or from Grafton to Parkersburg, greater
amount per mile than the said company shall
charge for the transportation of passengers or
| freight from Parkersburg to Grafton or from
| Grafton to Parkersburg; the object of this act
being to equalize the charges of said company
upon through passengers and freight, and way
passengers and freight.
| 2. Be it further enacted, thatif said company
shall violate the first section of this act or any
/ part thereof, it shall be guilty of n misdemeanor
and fined at the discretion of jury, upon in
dictment information, for each offence, at least
! twenty dollars.
8. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Tue President ANp coNenEss-The Provi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

Tue President AND coNGnEss.-The Provi-
dence Joural says:
''No President, nowadays, can calculate up
on Congress to sustain him in the last half of
his term. Neither Van Buren,, nor Tyler, nor
Polk, nor Fillmore, nor Pierce, carried the
House after the first two years. Buchanan is in
Senate before he gets through with the first SEES
sion." 40
Trnn generally h,,t not ~ 70 FiIll,orn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
To Let.

OSE large room 81 story corner Of Main and Quincy
~ sts With hiEh ceiling vel lighted and Elasered- AIo
fronting Quincy street, 50 iy 66 feet Possession rVen
iH jasSa APpy'o usArEr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

The SUGAR CRor.-It is stated in tia New
Orleans Crescent, that the sugar crop Of Louisi-
ana for 1857, will be from 225, 900 to 100000
hhds, against about 70, 600 hhds in 1856. Pri-
ces are, of course much lower than last yeas
but, nevertheless, planters will realize about
100000 more from the crop of this season
than from that of 1856, while consumers will
also gain largely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

REwARDRp.-John Henderson, formerly of
washington, Pa, one of the noisiest and most
ultra men in kansas, a lnember of the late l. .
compton Convention and a drunken brawler
has received government appointment as su
perintende the paiRroute.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

Z PrrrsBuKcH AND SrEuBESvuIE RAmnoAD.-
Alta meeting of the stockholders OF. the Pitts
burgh and SteubenviTle Railroad Company, held
on Monday, Isaac Jones was elected President,
and NJ. B. Brown, ]. Shoemaker, r. F. Smyth,
n. G. Murphy, wm. Phillips, Wm. Perkins,
John s. crosgrave, Alex. M'olintock, r. t.
Leech, N. K. MooFhead, John MD. Crossan,
Robert d, Marshall, were elected Directors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

Leaving anallOsS $i4s $50. 600,
as herein before estimated, $2,282,O0O,U00 it
would be fair to infer that ordinarily the years
business would amount to all of double that
sum, or "a, 564, 100000. From this we would
deduct for light trade last Spring and the injury
to sales this Fall, IS per cent, whichwo'lid make
the business for 857 with the country merchant
amount to S2,7ss, 4oO, 600, and as the asses for
the year by this trade were 81, s3S 30, the
per centage is about ono and a half"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

Gov. W1sE TER.TorAIlY DESERTED. --Goy.
wise's own oFgan--the Richmond Enquirer, re-
pudiates him, CASTS him of among the sinners.
Our poor Governor is now passing throughaa
trying hour, sure enough: friends and foes now
unite to kick him rapidly clear down the ladder
of fame, up which he had beenclambering with
such good speed for awhile s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
A GOOD FAMILY PILL.


! DR.TODD's PILLS haYey0 A cough medicine, pleas
been compounded with great ant, eReetna at
and from the pHFeSti- moderate cost.
material. These facts, In One that be kept In
connection with their admthe house f1HlflH
Fable ombinatIon, have giVicte and give children,
reputation Fhere ,or peFEonB In delicate
they have been introduced ath i0tAt
Of being the best FdHlig out aggrIvatiOu TO other
FtLEsin use. - ailments.
Years Wete required byrS-I Such medicine Is DF.
the proprietor (who hR@7 Chapman's HOARHoEND
been n successful apfde.f BAISAll. a-is ta1f1
tice for ~ years, does NOT pFodnee that
the city Of Wheelfug1 tO ness which fOii6Ws the
adjust Che ngfedients % the cough meleines
these pills which contain Tartar RmC-
bIned action would relehrAic.
tie Lfeee with SeFtainty does not constipate the
and produce easy bowels Ike the cough medi-
safe operation the bo-eines which contain opium.
els. =
They admirably an-{ The different articles u
ordinary phyae, ~ which Il = eonposed-seu-
gentle Laxative eEa, IIcorice, H6arIonnd,
doses and useful Eieeanpane, Boneset, Wild
relieving CostiVenees, In Cherry, combined
digestion, Headache, Colds, with tonic aud an0dyne,
&e-. 4c., &e, Q2that the coneh j. looBened
These pills have been IN and soothed, while At The
for than 80 yeaFs, same time the syBtem e
and orders diled and the
from nearly half States functions the
In the Union. And the de-e,1 interfered With,
nand Is steadily tnereasIngf8li
. sthHtr merits become moTefA ~ Price p cents.
fnly known
These medicines are for sale ne bFInepaI drugEsts
I4ropGh0ut the country. 81
address year orders 70 LOGAN = CO., Wholeslle
druggists and Dealers IN TTusses Supporters, sonleT
J. aees. CataWba Wines,keis &C., ATheeIBEiYa cells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

ETNE large and eommodiouS house Centre street.
tween Oh and 1th streets 10 tina Ih Of this city,
occupied by Miss Curtis, Young Ladies' Academy
Is offered for from LIST April This house
good con liton and we'll suited for the Of large
It Will be rented sOnable good tenant
Application q be made At the Counting Room Of Mr.
ehael KeIlly Main street. ians-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

SOMETHING ROTTRS IL TRxAs--S,ieide Of -An-
son Jones The manifest destiny ofpubiic men
in Texas, now-a-days, appears to be Jslo de Sc
Hardly has the suicide of Gen, Rusk passed
from the public mind, ere we are informed now
public THAT was( has blown out his brains
Pity that some men should have any brains at
sll, to put them to miserable a.use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
For Rent.

THE large and cOmmOdiotIs housS Market
\ street, next door north Of Washington Hall TLIs
hOnSe has been OccuPied for number Of years rst-
class boarding and Is in the advantageous pos
tion IN the city for either private residence d. seaS
house OF eutsTtainent- owen April 1st lS55
For fuTther particulars apply 70 n. RICHARDSON,
ianj:3ml y. u eornsr MlnEne Ennrth So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
For Rent

TTNE large story building near the s,oD.
Bridge, in the Filth Ward, and occupied by Jesse
Billiard. boarding house. Possession given on the lIf
day Of April next.
Also the store in the same building nov occupied
as shoe store by John Rankin. Apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

THR bill incorporating the. Merchants Savings
Institution of Wheeling, passed the Senate on Z
Monday last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
To Let
Dwelling House for Rent.

THE large warehouse fronting Quincy ST. recently Oeeu-
janis ia = - W u. MeAREE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

True, generally, but DOT as 70 Fillmore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
For Rent

THE large in the occupancy Of the Odd F,i
lows, IA the Sd story Of the warehouse Market S.
occupied by R Crane Co. Possession given on he -
day Of April next. Apply to Henry Moore
ian12 p. X. ARMSTRONG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19
Az hCr va pr,ese cr the pubiies'i" " he orusfsi
statute. a. lhr STATE.
II. -. ..LA

Al ACr pm, bir ior the publtrs,io ~ he orusrsl
statute. az shc state
Rc sasstcd hs the Legislature NJ Toe >tsis 81 Stone
S-ctoa That va the dechpsucn Of all " tho ION
af~.harr~ hsrr,sors sppaatei "a cnmptv and arrange
puhh- ~ The late retrios, AMI Pr,ssni etAe
ID NnRssota 70 pr,-ce,a with such e0npils'n the 6os
snd be hereby authorised " APpeinis suitable
per.cn vart 81 IN The las b, make sncA eoaPis tca
~hsa shs tasiuip ell Ass ct general sharsetsr wh'rs
have been. and shall be- rAsssd 81 tn pre.rh sss'a'
PRIV, sed hat ali expenses attending The arpsn hsn' ~
msis shall he NSBs BY tbs parry pueshins saeh eva
ptie statutes IN aeesrsacs Win ths prov sins oi MS
Thai the AID ssta~. shall hs 81 ccmPiiri aud
published Nnder ths .apyrs sol dlrec oa 81 NE
Uoverpor ruu The date ID he passage %
hts at Thai he c,snpusuca. When made sAii D. $40
leSt he sssmna, .ad approval q e JasiA~s ~ lAs
saPrvnn tsarN, AMI the ~hsn approved sad
pabhsAra .Asii be received In all places Whatsoever, o.
the h~a oi The sise and hs quai, NJ paper. AMI sS
~ pr,nnnk snA ttniins 0sethsr Nth he srtsRxsmsn
thereof. shA ee equal IN all rssrects ~ swans kss,se
statues N tA" snt shall D. furnlshet wt propsr sde
sat rvf~r~ayes, and fsd and rNpious tndgs
$50 Thai ne 1cscfnof 10 hereby aathN<issd sai
empowered 10 gIAFss aud Tho same IL hsr~e, snsrAn
ted the parry - PeasAins Sail sss;ut-s aatsf his
sarsrNtsa The eey r,9Ai hsFoof provided .l~ayA hat
parry shall frhah IA NO s.cr~tsry hun
deed ~, Deposited Ia n. arr las.hsr
aamh-g ~ eoy.s- VA, ee n~c~ss.ry sappy
tas sarst. ats.r. eniitied IA he
aos -..s,nx ,hros do1>E- per coy Auaarsa "a
gee aaa aysa tAe delivery o n. he sses~asr,
u -sss The rvqaistaa 81 ths dove Auiissx
u .hsl ,u. has arr>ni aI"o re sssis tF,ssur,T
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

An At lab n ihr conaies q reuni'a sat folk.
Re enacted ~ 40 los slssar. 81 TIE state Il Ninne
So. / rhst much ,"rr,'sry :" = .nsEscei "A %.
tao~tng hIaps ~ And No same esrvby eFssied into
Ne rcusN ~ Fsmhtna CsmmenShk a. po.at IN tie
back ths krj river oeps>ie NJ unsth Of Turtle
eo,uy th-nrs nlr n f,iio~i as sA e,sadAEy tss.
e0anly IA ias lsks sf ID. Wool msnes ~.sS toovng
n NaaDtsyy las Between iar ins~i states sai ihe
BRUSH y,sesssa. he Red ri'cr -nes up sAi rvsr
,hc pare - beginning,
Se< . Tat 20 mach .terrtlsry a. j. enhfA'e IA ne
kaaslns s-ssrtssd limits he .as Ne = here ~
srsa.ri ,s,s lac eoEaay - fo,s Conmsoetas al he
~sahse.i eoruer e( fcmh.Hs county, aai rgnniax 40
Ne Nd River he meaA ~ h Easil river heasr rAs
sry Aa.os bsaaa,ys 4 Brsc xrtiss ,AAf
k.sssg cya aihs. thsse isect lias "a ltaskA tNke
tAsase narsAstiy hsa,N a. as estsfa hosnisrs. q
lAsAs roauae- IA he sotAs corner Of Fen
htnA sogai, lheaee ~r-A t1 thr place ~ erstuuins.
- 4 rbr erunts 50 81 fenahlnA tNuRly "a hFrehN
ruyrsytiy k-rssa a. - Nln-sns AL ne esaa sea-
II Fuls eoaat, . srrvsy 'emprNTs,g ioSsisi 81 pSs
iss. -.
80 The dove q iAr stsn shall srPo4ai A-rs
.u.,Ah.- pse.ns hsar II ss9srNts0Fs ief earh
~ above asaci coaa'sss Nh sAall eaid 'Ass =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

From Ihn Chicago Times.
" The action OF the Ohio Democracy lin
State Convention,) offers stern rebuke to
the objectionable course of Judge Douglas
and his maddened followers. - Washington
Union.
The Ohio Democracy, Resolved
lst That We regard the Iecompton
controversy, so called, AS at an end, and as
being settled issue, therefore IRE refuse 10
recognise II as test 10 be prescribed BY either
she OF those who differed in opinion upon il,
believing that all who uphold the cardinal
principles Of the party aud sustain its or
ganization by voting the Democratic ticket
as good enough for all purposes"
The Ohio Democracy, Resolved
ID. That 10 future we are opposed to
the admission OF new States into the Union,
until the population thereof shall equal the
ratio for representative in Congress, AND
UNTIL. AS IN THE CASE or MINNESOTA, IT'S
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION SHALL HAVE BEEN
THE PEOPLE"
The Ohio statesman the central organ OF
the party there. says:
The convention carefully abstaincd from
endorsing Iecompton past and for the To-
ture it declared very different policy
The same paper farther says:
EVERY MAN ON THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET Is A DOUGLAS
MAN"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

Of the Third Ward be directed to advertise
for proposals. to grade that portion Of Fifth
and Pearl streets lying between Market and
Wabashaw streets, and TO construct the
necessary crossing on st. Peter street, a.
embodied In bis report upon the petition Of
Casper Haus and Others.
BY Aid. Branch.
Resolved, That the City Attorney be d..
rected to carry up the cases of judgment
against the city Of st. Paul, as reported by
him, August 10th, 1858, to the District
Court also, That an appropriation Of 500
be made, and placed at the disposal of the
City Attorney, to defray the expenses of
such suits.
Also, That the City Clerk be directed to
give the necessary notice for the opening OF
Pearl street, as asked for in the petition Of
q. w. Prescott and Others.
BY AID. Larpenteur:
Resolved, That the contracts of John w
Prince, together with that of Michael Shee-
han, for lumber and work done on the ex.
tension Of the Robert st. sewer, be referred
back to the Comptroller for his approval, as
those contracts were made in consequence OF
absolute necessity, to prevent damage to
private property in the Second Ward.
The Committee on Markets submitted
report relating to the purchase Of the site
now occupied by the Market House, and
owned by O.. T.. Whitney. They reported
that the ground could be purchased at this
time for $4,000.
Aid. Branch offered resolution provid-
ing that the proposed purchase should be
submitted to vote OF the people on the
first day Of September next, and authoriz-
ing the Clerk to give notice to that effect.
Messrs. Emerson and Branch favored the
resolution, and Messrs Iarpenteur and Nc.
Grorty opposed it.
After considerable discussion, the resolu.
ton was withdrawn, and the following reso.
lation adopted:
Resoired, That the Committee on Mar
kets, in connection with the City Attorney,
be and the same are hereby directed to pur.
chase the market, and the six lots connected
with the same, of 9. T. Whitney, for the
sum of $4,000, in the bonds OF the city of
st. Paul, payable in ten and fifteen years,
with interest at the rate of II per cent. per
annum, payable annually--both bonds and
interest payable in New York.
After transacting further unimportant
business the Council adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

PAINFUL AcCIDExrs.-On Monday eve
ming while Mr.. james Hughes, painter of
this city, was trying to light campheDe
lamp the fluid ignited, and burst the lamp
almost instantly. Two of his children aged
two and four years, were standing near
when the explosion occurred, and were ter
ribly burned--their faces, arms and necks
were completely roasted. The youngest
child is beyond the hope Of recovery. Mr..
Hughes was also badly burned about the
face and arms.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

TAX PAYERS LOOK Der! BY notice in
the advertising columns, the tax payers of
Ramsey county are notified to pay their de-
linquent taxes to the Treasurer, at his Office
in the Court House. He also notifies the
public that payments made to the Register
of Deeds will not be legal. We presume he
makes this notification with the knowledge
Of the provisions Of the new law.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

With hs prsysioos 81 hr tore gon scriDa aodh shah
oreoser be 10 Sfa aud shall be hs day ~ every peace
ofFesr In their respective cor as and Dsns, 10 sseh
essas ai,sss ssd 70 ra 10 thrr all safh psrsoos
power ~ they may deem ueeHssaFy
Nee. l. THIS aot shall lake rasg, And b. ~ fprer from
cod Afsr IL passage.
Soc AL sc par, ~ sets conifsyenipR Tho pro
visions of this act are hereby reprs cd
oto BsAHEv, speaker w. " X
WuIAs Hosrosss frrsI bsR4lr.
Approved july s twentieth eighteen hnjr.d AMI To =
HsnRv n. s,sLsy.
4 true cDpy. Ases ,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

AN ACT 10 incorporate ths Town Of Mor,ious
he Il enacted BY The Legislature oI the state al Mime
Ase,ton Thai mach land contained IN iots mum
bored TO 90 and three j VI section twelve, I'D and INC
half of the southwest quarter and tho northwest
quarter NJ the southeast quarter aud lot numbered one
u In seeoa eleven, II IN towu.hp nam QUE hun
dred and twenty one tt2t north of range twenty I'VE,
nr.na he and IN. same Ia hereby created town cor
porae hy the name of "Morisioas, and hist for the
go order aud government II III, said iowa. horison
Weimsberser a. President John A, Richter ~ Recorder
aud Row Bisr,e, with tho President and Rec rider ~
Trustees are hereby constituted rosn Council Of SAID
town who shall eater upon the dates Of their respective
Offices the third day u August isSS aner having been
sworn aud qualified "a ia provided for by Law, and who
shall hold their respective phcss for two years end IN
N their succsssors arr elected and quaed which sue
shall be chosen by the electors OF ss'd town, and
In two wears thereafter ..
see That 80 much 81 the ae To incorporate certain
tu ne In the Tertiary Of Minnesota and provide tor own
governments within The same approved Way w. MI
aud of tho act ~ incorporate certain towns me ior
rtnry " Minnesota, approved May ~ isI a. |. lnsen
s-ient In conhc, With the provisions Of his act e.
and The sama aT. hereby repealed.
a sec This Shs take .ne AMI be In ioree from
aud ansr II. passage. . .
Gs1 BRaptsy, speaker al the ". nj X.
WuiiAs Iiotrouss President Of the Senate.
Approved August thirteenih, oaa thousand eight eun
ifcd aud my eight
Governor,
Arae copy, Attest. -,--,,..
FsAScis BA.ssS, Sec'y d STAT,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

ASorHER.-A bright and intelligent lad
employed at LaDgley's stable on Third
street, while working a straw-cutting ma
chine, yesterday afternoon, accidentally
pushed his hard under the knife, which
completely severed the four fingers from the
hand. The little fellow had been in the
city but few days, aud has no relations
living here.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

spscuve orees nniil the n~xi general sieotoa and
ther shAll be elected and qualified and the
supervisors se appointed Aforesaid, shall have paw
81 70 sppolni ali osr ssers iR their respective
ties. Who shall have full power and authority 20 and
perform all seA which supervisors Of other ergaxed
counties do asd perform
Sec This act shall Jake eject and be IN force from
and after ia passAse.
Gao BEApLRv.
speaker of he II. Of x.
VIZ. Hoiro1sg,
President al he Senate.
Approved Jaly twentieth, eighteen hundred and afy
eight.
iiEssr II. sIsLIY Governor.
A true copy.
ArrGsT
FRAscis BkAfKs,
Secretary u stale.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

s.e j. This shzll eaee. from aud After
day 0f August, A. ID. Ise
GEO. BRADLEY, speaker Of n. u Il.
WiAiIR H6iroass. Ptr>iaent u de Ssnsis.
Approved July the thse b. thousand exhi hundred
and hiny eight. HsSav H. sisLky, Governor
true copy. ArTHu
RaAaels BAAsGs. Sec'ry Of SiA,e.