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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-09
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF DAKOTA-DISTRICT COURT, FIFTH JU.

In the matter Of the application Of De.nis W. c. Dun.
debtor.
To the creditors of Dennis W. c. Dunwel resident of
the County Of Dakota, in the State of Minnesota
You viii please take notice that the ninth day
November A. d. 1859 upon reading and filing the pc
tton schedule and affidavit of Denis W. O. Duuwel for
discharge from his debts insolvent debtor pur.
suant to the provisions of chapter eighty Of the Re
vsed Statutes of Minnesota entitled Of the Relief Of
Insolvent Debtors" order was made by The Hon
Thomas lson, the the acting Judge Of he District
Court for the Fifth judicial District for Dacots comfy
in Minnesota, requiring all the creditors Of the said
Denis w. g. bunM ell TO show cause If sny thew nav
have, before the Hon. N. NJ Donaldson Judee of the
said district Court the said Fifth Judcisl Dsrtc S
the county of Dacoa and State of Minnesota at his cham
bers In the town OF Owatonna Ia Steele county, In Min
nescta on The twentieth day Of February A. D. 1850.
assgnment OF the said insovenrs estate should not be
made, ana he be discharged from his debts pursuant
TO the statute In such made and provided and that
notice OF the contents Of said order be pubhshed once
each week for ten successive weeks previous to said
DAY Of hearing in the following newspapers to Wit In
the Hastings Independent, Newspaper printed and
gubshed in Dako'a county in the Weekly Pioneer and
Democrat q newspaper printed and published in the
city Of st. Paul. in Ramsey County, the seat Of gov ern-
ment of the State of Minnesota IN the state Jour-
nal newspaper printed and published in the city Of
Lansing. the seat Of government Of the State Of
GEO. L. 4 &. A. OTIS
g.s'. Attorneys for Petitioner
Daed St Paul, November IL 1859. novl8-wl0w
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III ENCED NURSE an
presents TO the attention Of
sOoTHIN
For Children Teethfng. WIFI
cess Of teethtE 8, by sOftenln
flammation-will aliay all
and is sure TO regulate tht
mothers, 1t will give rest to
health to your infants.
We have put up and sold
years, and can say, In con
We have never been able
cine-never has it failed,
effect q cure, when timely
an instance Of dissatliacti0n
( On the contrary, all aree
tions, and speak in terms,
its magical effects and mt Z
this matter q what we COZ
experience, and pledge our
ment of what we here de-
stance where the infant isy
exhaustion, relief will be-
minutes after the Syrup is
9his valuable preparai.e
one of the most experience ds
England, and has beenS
success In thousands ofS
1t not only relieves the
CRATES the stomach andC
and gives tone and energyf
will almost instantly re-
GRIPPING IN THE BOWS
And overcome convulsi0nss
NEEDED, end in death. We
sures, remedy in the world {
and DiarrhBa in Children, 2
teething or from any other
every mother who has Or
the foregoing complaints-e
nor the prejudice of others, :
ing child and the RELIEF that
ly sure-to follow the use
used. Full directions for
bottle. None genuine un
It's 4 PERKINS, New
wrapper.
A- Sold by Druggists tn
pal Office, No l3, Cedar strt
bottle.
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a TERMS.
~ single copy win be furnished subscribers by
mail express for sixty OF ton subscribers
win be furnished for $500.
To any Furnishing paid list Of ten Subscriptions
copy win be sent free.
Unpaid lists solicited as early "a posaible
dec3 JOSEPH A. WHEELOCK.
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I1 OS TETTE RS STOMA G II

Il
In view OF the fact that every member Of the human
family is or less subjected to some complaint be-
assistance of little knowledge or exercise of common
sense they may be able regulate their habits Of
ect the true course TO pursue is certainly thai which
Of vital strsng4and life for this end nr Hosteter has
introduced 70 IL country q preparation bearing his
who have usediI The Buffers operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them TO
healthy and vigorous action. and thus the simple pro-
cess Of strengthening nature, enables the system to
For the cure q Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Nausea Fla
1a or
producing Cramps collie. Cholera Morbus, &C., these
Darrhoea dyssntery hu1, SO generally contracted
BY new settlers and caused principally BY the change
by prevalent when taken in ali its various forms
ibued Heterogeneous Of the digestive organs can be
cured without fail BY using Hosteters Stomach Bters
Stefan viii recommend bitters Of some kind then WHY
not article known to be intalibe Every ceun-
strengthening Of the system in general and among them
All there not 70 be found more healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation emanated,
advance the destiny Of this great preparation in the
FEyEa AND AcUE~This trying and provoking disease,
IN q
and rendering him physically and mentally useless,
~
LETTERS RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, eny of
the bove stated diseases be contracted when ex
posed to any ordinary conditions producing Them if the
Bitters are used per directions. And az it neithe
creates maui ca nor cends the palate and rendering N
necessary any change of diet interruption to nsua
pursuits but promotes sound sleep and healthy diges
ton, the complaint s thus removed as speedily il
sstent with the production of thorough and permanent
cure. ir fc.aft ~ -. ~
For Persons in advanced years, who are suffering
Bitters invaluable restorative Of strength and
vgor and needs only to be tried to be And
70 mother while nursing these Bitters indispensa
be especially where the mothers nourishnent made
quate to the demands Of the child consequently her
such as Hosteters Stomach Biers is needed impart
Temporary strength and vigor to the system Ladies'
should by all means try this remedy for all cases Of de-
bility and before 90 deing your physician Who if
commend their use in all cases Of weakness. 1fI
CAUTION-We caution the public against using any
Of the many limitations or but ask for Hos
ette stomach Bers and that each bottle has the
words Dr. j. Hostetter's Stom CHI Bittersn blown on
the side of the bottle and stamped on the metallic can
nature fs on the label.
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER 4 SMITH,
ftsbureh, Pa. and sold by all Druggists grocers and
dealers generally throughout the United States Canada
SCUM America ana Germany. augl7-Wly
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MRS. WINsLOW. AN ExPNRI-

md FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
mothers her
Nc SYRUP.
aich greatly facilitates the pro-
ng the gum reducing all in
pain and spasmodic action
be bowels. Depend upon !
70 yourselves, ana relief an
! this article for over ten
fdence and truth of 1t what
, TO say Of any other medi-
, in. q single instance TO
r used. Never did We know
| by any one who used 1t.
"a. delighted with its opera
- Of highest commentator of
~ deal virtues. We speak in
x } Know" after ten years.
" reputation for the fulfill
- clare. In almost every in
~ suffering from pain and
~ found In fifteen or twenty
- administered.
\. on is the prescription of
- and skillfu. nurse in New
- used with never-failing
~ cases.
eS1 child from pain, but invig-
1O bowels, corrects acidity,
IL TO the whole system. It
- lIeve ~
- ELS AND WIND collie,
so which, If not speedily re-
e2 believe it is the best and
lin all cases OF Dysentery
z whether it arises from
cause. We would say to
no child suffering from any of
q do not let your prejudices,
= stand between your suffer.
will be sure-yes absolute
, Of this medicine, if mely
using viii accompany each
LEI s the fac-simile of CUR
York, is on the outside
throughout the world. Princi-
rect, New York. Price DC.
aug25-dAwl y
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es Coaches with careful and experiences Drv
ers all under the control Of competent Agents.
PASSENGERS
Nay aegsrd upon being carried i. . careful manner
Wsr dssS Lake. Forest y Saint Ciend ssa
Efs En- s.'5
Joseph, Cold Springs Richmond, Alexandria, Brecken
snS SAINT
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES PROM ST. PAUL.
For g. Anthony Minneapolis, Ave times Daily. at At
itssca Eik River. Big Lake. Monticello. Clear Lake.
Leaves Mondays Wednesday, and fridays d o;clocf
An Am. fcs n Wasa6 Wn.ebago Plat ElvG Swan River,
ssas.g Sss ssss saes
AN. for Harrsburgh, Dayton and Monticello, I'VE ct
Leaves Tussays Thursdays and Saturday at oolock
A Sr u s0ssps, GSd SPRING. kan
Ans Northrup," for Pembina, Fort Garry. Lake
Wnnepee and the Valley Of the saskatchewsn, Com
Leaves Dsiiy a c'cl.ck, An and Pm, for SILVIA
ter, Marine, vasa, Taylor : nd st. Crox Falls
WINTER ROUTE FROM 18Th APRIL TO l5rz NO.
MEMBER.
Saint Paul to La Crosse,
Viz Hsss;,ias: BED wing Lake City wss;:Aaw Reads
4s o'clock, AN, and IL O'Clock n.
Extras vtn b Ban % any part Of the csAnsy for Plea
sure parties o. oilers at any time on cau
Fer Ss! sq,sss ss Genera.
Saint Paul, Nay ssth. 1859. : = I : mssa
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1nAn BBLS. SALIVA SALT.
lVOV On handand 70 arrive, ct lower prices than
can be obtained elsewhere In the city
-J.C H. C. BURBANK,
tas @ 81 Agents Syracuse SaltCempany.
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G. e N r w a N r E D,

10 solicit Orders for our sl5 s2o and 50 Patent sew
ing Machnea. Salary 10 per month, with expenses
paid. It = practical machine for every family %
simple 70 ~ coQaxuction that child can learn run II
rate with Il we'll lid 81 II ~ 81
Wsrranisd equal 70 any high priced naehines.
Address, HALE, ". 4 CO.,
novzt-w6w ~ s4sFI NewbuxyPort Nass.
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AlsCELLANEOUs.
a. 1t will contain the only calendar existing
for the longitude and latitude Of Minnesota.
g. 1t will contain complete chronological table of the
events of the year 1859 In Minnesot carefully com.
piled from all the newspapers in the State.
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Jerks.

1t is impossible to Il dex in advance the Of facts
which the book win contain.
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III RST-CLASS ms URAN CE,
BY THE
Etna Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

INCORPORATED IN l859-CHARTER PERPETUAL
CASH CAPITAL $1,OOO,OOOO
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
WITH A SURPLUS OF $780,, 920,08, AND THE
PRESTIGE OF THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS
SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soyency and
re -s ~ fair profit. $3.50 80
Especial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings and
Contents for terms OF one to five years.
The solid service long and succesfuly tried and the
many advantages the Ktna Insurance. Company pos
In it, line should not be by those ready
to insure and understanding heir best interests.
During stringent times" the necessity for reliable
roperty owners to sustain loss being then much
ssened. -tsa@ie s ~ III 3f MI
Agencies in all the principal cities and through
THE State Policies issued without delay, by any Of
eduly authorized agents of the Company.
AS- Business attended 70 with despatch and fidelity
5tsll- 49, seits 8. H. VARNEY, Agent,
sept23-wSm .f Asoka, Minnesota.
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T. 1t will contain Complete analytical Summary for
popular of all General Laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature and ofs laws Of Congre
aad departmental reports Of 1859 affecting Minneso
ts and all federal appropriations fr Minnesota al
Railtoad purposes the Enabling Act, Act or Admis-
sion, &c. And thorough ANALYSIS Of the local legis
forms and Central Committees of the Republican and
4 Democratic parties &C., the Presumption Law, and
all orders Of 1859 affecting the presumption, Home
character. 81
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BLANKS! BLANKS I BLANKS |
- Of every description hand furnished 70 order
atof6ce Of the PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY.
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~ SON, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT, 6fH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Notice is hereby published Of order requiring all
the creditors Of Harvey T. Rawson Of the Of Fari
bault in the county of Ri in the State of Minnesota
the relief of ins ,vens debtors show any they
have before the said Judge Of the District Court the
of Rice, in the State of Minnesota, the 18th day Of
uary next O'Clock In he afternoon Of that day.
why the prayer the petitioner should be granted
Dated this 18th day of Octo,er, 1852
DAVIS TANNER.
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INSTRUCT COURT, OLNSTED

~ COUNT1, SS.
Solomon Grimes agt. William N. johnson, Phidelia
Breden. .
Notice hereby given, that liz pursnance eud by vr.
tue OF judgDe and decree Of the District CJur made
In The above entitled action the undersigned, Sheriff
OF Omsed county, shall sell at public auction, to the
hghe bidder at the door of the Court House, in the
city of Rochester in said county of Omsted and State
of Minnesota on the Sd day of December, 1859 at
O'Clock, A. NJ, of that day :.
Lot No. eight 90, block No. sixty-one CD in the
original town plat Of the village (now city, Of Rochester
in said county and State. 90 =
Dated October 2lst, 1859.
oct2I-w6w GEORGE w. RAKER Sheriff
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BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE
Etna Insurance omp'v
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
INCORPORATED 1879 CHARTER PERPETUAL.

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The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from
the following LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA during the
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In .$4Sl $50 So In Michigan. $l68 OlS
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Penn'a va:.... 81 5e5 82t Arkansas Ga. S95 0
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H5- As We obliged TO keep ON hand large Stock
for Wholesalng, we wan furnish our Retail Customers
with full Assortment of Goods to select FROM and
will sell them cheap the quality be pur
chased in the city.
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VIM. j. SMITH & CO.,
Third street, st. Paul.

TRAVELLING AGENTS VISITING
l. the States of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan. Missouri
Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, or any Ct them
wishing . remuneratve Agency for well established
Chicago firm in Chicago viii be literally dealt with by
ences Bsx 3343 Chicago stating their complete route
and the nature of the business they travelling for
dec3dlw&w2w
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no4h -He also asserted most falsely as subsequent.
ly hown Mat there were no troops and only few coun
Although the Interpreters allowed to get out of the
boat for greater fay o. conversation they were not
The Toey wan loated lse in the evening" when OBJ.
served that the British werc arranging themselves ap
parently for action. i therefore dropped down To the
mouth OF the harbor and below them, so that my lights
might not interfere with ther signals my position with
The British in the night removed with their boats
portion Of the lower barrier but the Chinese restored 1t
AZ 2:45 p H. on the 2hth, the day specified for tho
exchange of treaties the British stood up the rivy for
the barriers. Admiral Hope leading in OF the gun
This whole force consisted OF ten gun boats including
Fresch and three larger steamers of class denom
dated despatch vessels carrying all about fifty guns.
They also had on board of some Chinese unks al the
mouth Of the ryer reserve Of boats with seaman and
parines.
On the adrras reaching the first barrier the forts sud
denly swarmed with men, and terrible fire from very
heavy guns opened on him faom all the forts both
Two of his vessels at this grounded near the
spo. the Toey-w had grounded the day before
The British and French fought with the most det rmned
Yor but fifteen minutes sufced te show me, without
nope of success.
The fire of the Chinese directed with fatal skill an
was chiefly concentrated the Admiral and the vessels
uearest TO HIM His Gag vessel being disabled and her
crew cut up he shifted his flag to second and on her
meeting the tse OF the krst, he again Ghed ii to the
Cormorsn one Of the larger (despach) steamers Here
aeaIn ths re was concentrated the fsg OF the gallant
,Adsairal
BY this time four P NJ several Sf his vessels had been
eak, and was evdens TO thai nothing could enable
hin 10 extrczte himself and retire fran the hopeless
6ict fu the u boats and men the sls: but
the e the tide was running too strong for 't crowded
boats t, stem.
The olicer in charge Of these boats vsked me.
He said Nothing Of aid but his silent appeal was pseerful
indeed h tho few moments he was OF board he gould
look anxsusiy, alternately at his Admiral and at the
boats.
w After he let held consultation with Mr.. Ward, and
he agreed VITA perfectly that under all the crcum
Of position with The English and the aid the
dmral had tondered me fe day before, could do no
y than ~ tow the boats TO his relief
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Thu DEFALCATIoN IN THE HARTFORD SAVINGS
AssoCAIioS-THE BoNDaMEH REEAKD.-An interesting
has been trial before the Supreme Errors
Hartford growing out of the dcalcatou Of John W.
Seymour former Treasurer Of the Hartford County Saw
ings Association The trustees Charles Seymour Jr
Austin Dunham ansl Henry q Pratt, who were sureties
for Seymours fidelity m the sum OF 100000 appears
that these gentlemen ga, their bonds when Seymour was
first elected Treasurer in M and when his OF Office
expired he was reelected, bond being required
In this way he was annually Neglected until 1856 The
surctes, not being acquainted With the law on the sub
ject when they heard of seymour deiacaton supposed
that they must pay the bond and promised the trustees
that they would do Afterwards, pavng learned how
the law Stood they refused to pay, a the present sa
was brought The trustees claim that the bond continued
" another person should be elected Trek rer that al
an events such construction had been ivcn to the
pond by both parties the directors Mr. Dunhs included
having asked no bond aud the suretics hasg admit
ted their liability at the time Seymour abscondAd. The
oondsmen reply that the Investment must speak Itself
u has settled legal Interpretation, and matters Nha
views me parues may have taken of t. This case
heutd bclcre Judge Waldo, who the advice
o the supreme Court and was finally tried before ta
court a Hartford, Judges Hnman, Ellsworth aud sanrd
on the bench The de,sion not given until yestcr
day. IN this city The Court says that the Defendants arc
not liable on their bond. which now amounts TO sle 900
ana an ADVISE indgment for the deicndants-Ncp iIsat
IgllGatglH, Sep. as.
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Affairs I'm venezuela.
THE CONSULAR BODY.
Translated for the New YORK Herald from FL Micano,


Translated for the New YORK Herald from FL Mcano,
of Caracas, of Sept.
According to information which we have received 1t
seems that Mr. Andrew Smith, the Consul of the United
States in guayra has been of the Btoutest support
has he delivered TO it communications from Puerto Cabe
10 which addressed to Mr. Turpia improperly break
ing the seals but he has refused his protection to several
American citizens who have been outraged by Aqua
do, and has even induced person named Briar, an
American engineer belonging to the railway company of
Petare to form trenches build baricades n the streets
and prepare artillery in such manner rs to make
fierce attack on the government troops. We have moth
ing to do with his conduct concerning the Americans for
this is part of his ministerial duty but informed
that Mr. Turpa is very much opposed to the subject
But in regard to what he has done in favor of the rebels
the said American Consul, and to dismiss him from the
country.
THE DIPLOMATIC BODY.
Translated for the NEw York HERALD from FL Mlciano
Of Caracas Sept. g.
The venexuelans completely satisfied with the
duct OF Senors Turpa, Orme and Romea, but we must
say the very opposite in respect to Messrs Levraud and
Leal This opinion, which almost unanimous feeling
The three first named gentlemen came to the country when
Monagas had already fallen and society had begun TO be
reorganized, after ten years Of disorder, robberies
and prosecutions OF all kinds They have witnessed
our efforts to save society, to purity in
the management of the public funds to comply with
obligations to give guarantees to all and far from putting
obstacles in way they have been generous and cir
cumspect with u.s. We cordially express our thanks to
them.
Messrs Levraud and Zeal are contemporaries of the
Monagas domination No ignorant Of what occurred
in the legation OF France after the 18th of March, well
as the feeling which caused the fall OF the tyran OF the
country Hence arose our misunderstanding. Mr..
Ievraud has always regarded with antpathy the govern
ment which out revolution of March, and
far he could he has been hostile to His present position
in Caracas which mournfu proves the truth OF
what have said Mr. Levraud not terms Of friend
ly relations with the members of the government,
with the Venezueans, except few Of the revolutionary
circle =
In the present state OF relations with the Minister'S
OF France and Brazilthat is, If desire TO avoid
difficulties in the future-he justice, the propriey and
even the dignity of the nation, counsel that should
give these gentlemen their passports and inform their
spective governments OF their conduct We have the
fullest confidence that the respective cabinets Of the Tu
eries and San Cistobal will recognize right dismiss
these Minister'S who not agreeable to US the justice
which leads US 10 this step, and the desire which snnaes
as TO draw closer the relations of friendship which bind
TO those two great Powers