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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

A London letter oil the 9th nit, says
Dickens squabbes are interminabe. Tbs
entente t0,diaie between him and his pub.
fishers. bradbury 4 Evans. has come TO Nh
end. md with IL new leaf OF Bozs domcs-
tic troubles Ia turned 10 the public gaze
Scarcely cooled down over the little ar.
rangcment Of separation from bis wilc
with bis son hs 10 again the subject of
gossip. Dickens senior aud Dickens junior
have both been on terms intimate and Of
lec,iona,e with the Bradburys and the
Evanscs. For long years the senior Dick.
ems has done all his publishing business with
that firm. and 10 course Of time and associa-
ton. the junior Dickens has gained upon
tbs affections Of the fair and blooming OIL.
spring Of the junior member Of the publish
ing house. Charles the first has thought
proper 10 dissolve his relationship with the
great book establishment Charles the sec
0nd sees no relationship between the bust.
ness affairs 81 the fathers and the love affairs
Of the children. The senior Dickens il st
liberty to lcave bradbury, and the junior
Dickens claims the same privilege Of cling.
ing 10 Evans.
The son Is bs,rothed to the yousg lady
purely and simply on bis own account, and,
therefore, dlsregards the patesnal order Tor.
bidding intimate relations bet ween the fam.
liza. This might have ended here quietly,
but the father has sought 10 annoy the son
IN seeking pity revenge. The young man
was candidate for membership at the Oar.
rick Club. 90 bI. fathers introduction but,
on his daring to love agains, orders, tho
father scored his name out Of the candidates
book. This has brought the affair before
the public. The committee. Of the Garrick
Club, ia spite Of the fathers proceeding,
offered 10 elect him he. however. has de.
clined.
Mr. Dickens, jr.. ia the yrotege Of Miss
Burdett Coutts. and u at present in the
house Of Barring Brothers. prior TO being
launched on his account.
Tbis INCREASING sluabbling attracts par.
ticulsr attention 10 tbe Dickens family.
Three Of the brothers are said 10 BIZ either
separated from their wives or suing for di.
voross. The trouble between the editor Of
Hossshold Words and the publishers IL said
10 spring from the latter not Publishing 10
P,meh the letter which Mr.. Dickens nd
dressed 10 the Tine and other papers in
reference 10 ha discarded vile. Whether
OF no. the partnership Of Mr.. Dickens and
Mes~rs. Bradbury a Evans terminates neat
May in the prOprietorShp OF the Hoasehoid
Words. u u rum0rci that Mr., 1hackeray
viii bs ia future editor.
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Tux END or FuorIvx.--Some Of our
readers will possibly rccollect the appear
ancc Of n bright mulat,o boy In our city,
something more than year ago, by the
name Of Jim Steele, who turned out 10 bc
fugitive from tho service Of Mr.. Greer, Of
Charleston. lie made his escape to the
north on Quo Of our New York steamers,
passing himself Off ~ white man. m be
also did successfully at one Of the hotels OF
this city. jim. II will also BE- rccollcctc,l,
raised quite n rumpus upon Ills arrival al
Brooklyn, among tho freedom shrek crs
having been arrested through u telegraphc
dispatch sent on by his master. Ills "phi-
an,hropic" friends, however. defeated The
recovery and spirited away their proisgs. by
underground railroad, TO the British
provinces.
From that day until the present week
nothing was heard Of jan Steele. Tho
Charleston Courier, of Wednesday, how.
ever contain tho sequel In to following
words
"A letter received Ia this city icw days
since, reports that jim Meeie died In Canada
East on the 10th Of February, from star.
walton and cold Thus ends the chapter" -
Sapdnnah Republicans.
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election. Our party's salvation depended
upon il. The Republicans worked and 80
did we. The day Of election came. Al
most every voter in the district was a. the
polls. Such pulling and hauling. such
swearing and begging We have rarely seen
in the most heated elections. Ever voter on
whom the slightest suspicion rested, was
CHALLENGED from both sides. But four
O'Clock came and the battle was over. In.
tenss excitement prevailed to hear the result
When this was announced it was found that
the entire Democratic ticket was elected by
q large majority. Then the welkin rung
with the old party warcry.
Lowry beats Stearns sixty-six votes,
whilst the other Democrats were elected by
majorities ranging from forty -four to eighty
Farewell to fat feet and long heels in old
Stearns-the Berks OF Minnesota.
Ny reason for troubling you with so long
q communication, is the Importance which
the Republican party have thrown around
this election.
And to let the Democracy throughout the
State know that Stearns county, which was
last fall sold to Republicanism by
traitors in the Democratic camp, has re-
deemed herself, and is once more ready to
20 into battle with surety Of victory for
Democracy, the Constitution, and our Com
mon Country. with respect,
DEMocRAr.
P.S. The town OF ST. Cloud has juit
closed its election for corporation officers.
James G. Shepley, Esq, is elected President
of Town Council by sixty majority. So
much for the influence OF dirty sheet pub
lished here. DEMoCRAr.
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Leaving near one nall million acres Oi
surveyed land open to pre-emption. We
have no lands in this district open for pr.
vate entry, which offers an additional in.
ducement to the settler, in giving him long
credit for his land. Pre-emptions being
allowed on unsurveyed lands in Minnesota,
the whole Of this large district to the nation.
al boundary is open to the pioneer.
Our district il Of go recent settlement,
that our farmers have not made much pro
gress in opening the country for agricultural
purposes, yet the cultivation Of some Of the
older clearings have demonstrated the fact
that large proportion Of this district is as
fine an agricultural country o. any in the
Great West" The crops raied last season
offer indubitable evidence that cereal grains
flourish admirably in this locality, the wheat
being Of excellent quality and an abundant
yield. Lake Superior IL bounded 10 the
westward by rich and fertile grain and
grazing lands, equal 70 any in the country
these lands seem 10 lie in the immediate
track where a" Westward the star Of the En-
pire takes its way" A strong inducemen,
to the agriculturalist, over the more inland
districts, is the easy aces. TO Eastern
markets by lake transportation. The value
Of slch location a. this, 10 facilitating
transportation. can be best appreciated by
those residing far 10 the interior II .houd
BE- an indictment 10 the piOne1 10 make
such location, "a will secure him al easy
access TO a good market. or, a. TIL. country
otsers, q choice Of markets. When the con.
templated thorcughfares shall have been
constructed TO the headwaiers Of the Missis-
sippi bringing the products Of the Red River
and the Saskatchewan through this. their
natural channel, the bead Of Lake Superior
will b. a sort Of q bali xsy house q CON
mercial depot for the vast AMI fertile pain
OF the North West. Our winters, though
cod are eqaabIe tie same Temperature
does n0i produce the same effect a. q more
eastern locality; the cold Is not more diff.
cul, Of endurance than 10 -Ju,bsru New
York. til. !. fully proven by the fora Of ,he
country and agricultural products ra- ei
here. The vegetables sat from ST Logls
Comfy 10 the na,.ola, fair a. Philadelphia
we're superior 70 ary oGsred. The forest On
Csoquetis River, aDoGud win Shlte Anl
yellow pine Of gIJsrior tlaaiy aLd ~ at
lA,sd A. - b. ca-ily farnI 20 naTsst A
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observation-disclosures Coan.stIs as
Letter.

csrrsssss4sss. q he y Y. Jssrb. Of cs@m.rs.
WAsHIsGrOs, April 4.
Mr.. Douglas letter 10 the Connecticut
Democratic Committee IL spoken Of here a.
defining bis status in relation 10 the Demo.
cratic party. lie goes for sustaining the
Democracy, and promoting the Democr ,tic
organization Of The IIoue, all on the prin-
ciple Of popular sovereignty and non.ln,er.
yen,ion with slavery in the Territories.
Mr. Douglas non Intervention doctrine,
a. yodiea'ed in bis recently published pam.
phls,, Il rs.pobdel 10 by national Democrats
IN III south, ~ we'll AZ IN the North.
II IL 10 he presumed however, that the
Southern Commercial ,hs, is. political and
SECTIONAL Convention, so0n 10 b. assembled
will take up this subject and a,temp, %
rally southern party upon the extreme
Doctrines Of tbs spesch made IN the Senate
by GOV. Brown n Mississippi, 10 which Mr.
douglas replied and which b. ooniatsi.
The sdjasiment Of the slavery question
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between the North and the South--if in
deed il is TO b. adjus,ed--must be on the
safe and sane ground Of non Intervention.
The Dssson H,il,ard Match.

From the free Press. f,h ins,
Firrman's Hall has been fitted up for the
usc OF the contestants IN the billiard match
and Is now In readiness for the night Of tho
18th. The table that has been set up Is
taken from whipples. and is provided sim.
ply with new cloth, This has been the
cause Of some dispute. In consequence Of
difference II opinion in regard to its tex
,ure, which has, We believe, been leh to ar.
filtration, S@rciter and Phelan have al
ternale periods Of time assigned them for
practice on the table between this and tho
night OF the match Both are disciplining
themselves In strict manner, and Detroit
men grew more confident OF the success of
their champion rs the time approaches.
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81. AsruorY, April 4. 1859

81. Anthony, April 4. 1850
Eftors u Pioneer DsmosrA'.
In todayis PIONEER 4 DKxocRAT We no
ticed an article written by your 1t. Ap,bo-
ny correspondent, which contains such fla
grant error, that We deem il our duty %
correct H. The facts in the case are these !:
A few weeks ago Mr. Nash, Of this place
seut us quantity Of water taken from
lake not spring. in the vicinity Of Alex
abdrla and requested an analysis Of por-
ton Of H. After careful chemical erami-
nation d one pint, IL onnoes or j,7GD grs }
Of this water. We arrived a, The following
rssa,
Twelve ounces contain
Organic % Gelatin fOrfs matter, 10 yrs.
Chfb. ~ hDda, ....... ...-..... u
Lane. ..... fs....... 70
Iron, ....., ,.-.. .,s.s- ~
Chloride u sodium common sal,), 81
% course ths cannot b. eonsidaed true
To, Of the quality Of the water which may
be io,Dd 10 the springs IN tina, vicinity AMI
IL 8, ia very probabIe tia, their waters are
richer IN AL than The LAKES
folr respectfully
e W. La BOuTLiEs.
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The North shore Land District.
LAND 0rFIck. Buchanan, Mimi,
March -. 1859.

LAND OFFICE, Buchanan, Mimi,
March Is, 1859.
Editors OF the Pioneer and Democrat
In compliance with the request contained
in your communication under date March
18th inst, l have prepared the following
report Of the business o this Land Office,
since it was opened in December, 1857.
The Northeastern Land District" OF
Minnesota includes all that portion OF the
State which lies north Of the lines dividing
townships forty.fve and forty-six north of
the base line, east Of the Mississippi river
and east Of the line dividing ranges twenty
three and twenty-four (west of the fourth
principal meridian the whole embracing a
superficial area Of near eight million acres.
The area Of the land surveyed, and the plats
returned to the District Office, as estimated
from the plats, is near 500 800 acres. Ten
or fifteen townships are now under contract,
which will be completed during the coming
summer. The following table will show the
amount Of lands entered by Warrants, Half
Breed Certificates, and cash, since the OPEN
ing OF the Office.
AMOUNT LOCATED ny LAND WARRANTS DURING
THE RESPECTIVE QrARTEKs.
4th Or, 1857, 3,6sl2G | Sd Or, 1885,. 1887
LIST Or. 1855, s., 7G40 4th Or, ls5s, ,3s4.02
% Or, 1885,. .3,035.23 LIST Or, 1852. 627.73
-
AMOUNT ENTERED BY cAsH.
9Th Or, 1857. sol. Al 80 a.. 1853. III II
LIST Or. 1858, 9A.7l 4th ar, 1855, Is. 60
I'd Or, lsjs,... 1885 LIST Or, 1859, Gs.52
Iotal,.. ...-........ I,JlJ.JS
AMOUNT LOCATED BY sioux AND CHIPPEWA
HALY BREED CERTIFICATES.
ith Or, 1851, ......... Sd Or, 1853. .. 1,l20
LIST Or, 1863, 4 ,0a0 4th Or, Is5s,... 800
"a Or, 1858, .... 40 LIST ar, 1859, go. l,720
AVhai, s''...s. ,oLU
Area Of land now surveyed, ...........529.92 500
Less amount located since ONCE opened, 1881
lotal, ......... .......,......,.. .507 ,bGJ
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StaOt Werico UerlleB 40 Utellsn pcn Yela
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DIE enS1lae 6l0tts war naa 8sra G,u5 be.
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IN, BOiitil4e yta4.t4ten ron Snt.rs0t waren
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tnr5lth naf europa gerellte fransOIld1e
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fllhrter SnltruftlOlen uno nit belhrdnfter
S6amadt Su Ienoen+
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tee prOtelfirt 9e9en pa6 @ebabren oes Sen
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flr Die Ser. ct, 9erirt, Sine @eutral sa@es
malt oarf nur llbertra9en nno nld)t uIIurptrt
rperoen. 80 bereItmlIlt9 oas pbilaoelpbier
COMMITTEE Die 8eIhluBe etnes aus auae
nlet1er Wabl beroOr 9e9angenen Central
committees anerfennen uuo unterltiiBen
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bunoeeu.
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Stlmmelt, neld)e ote oerIbleoenen Stdote
beanlprl4en, nab WaB9abe Oes 8eitraqes
telt9eltellt miro, ben tle gum De1ttmal qe
ben. Der SorldIa9 OeS Iterp- 91orfer Som
mlttees, oaB 9rCBeS tdote, bic $1,000 beltra
gen, nldt mebr Stimme baden IDlem. ais
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BiIl9felt uro Neht. asa ~
b Das YbildoeIpbta Steubens@ Commit
fee bebdlt iId) Die Hatlffatton Der SeIdlit1e
oes @Cn9reIes Dor, uno ertldrt ldon lest.
DaB e6 1etnen 8ettrag eft baum abliefern
Weroe, menn oargetban 1T, oa6 Ger anQe.
r10mulene Sian nit ben oprbanoenen Wlt.
.teln ausfibrbar III, ullo penn cine @arons
tie 9ebCter 1T, OaB Die Wtlttel fir Den oes
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ben.
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7iaDer 0ampfet gtcrtb 4metican fam am ID.
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Dem per Oampter ab8in9, bic SerSffertliduns
Der pffi6leuen Uttntltsr Stite, 8te 9elust lpirp,
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DepaIq POltnlelltern ab9eleet lperrerl.
SIN SuDen loll lldD eune Combination bllOen,
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