The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

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December, the anniversary Of W AsuiSaroS' 5
death, the Regent Of the Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION caused the sum Of $4,000 to be
paid to Mr.. WASHINGTON towards the pur-
cease Of Mount Vernon. BY this payment
Mr.. WASHINGTON has now received $685.
900 of the purchase fund
By report from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs to the Legislature Of Florida.
it appears that the number OF Indians now
left in the State is about eighty, and nearly
all of them live in Dale county. To the
earnest endeavors to induce them to emf.
CRATE, they returned the following reply :
There is room enough for all to live to.
gether in peace, for you as we'll as for us
but as for us, we will live until we die in
the country that God gave US, where are the
caves Of our iorefathers"
TmE "Spiritualsts Register" 1859,
puts the total Of believers in the United
States, at l2s4,OOO II also gives the
names and addresses Of 349 public speakers
and 23S professional mediums.
dunno the past year Lynn has manuiac.
tured more than 10000. 1000 pairs of shoes.
The shoe business OF Massachusetts, is valu.
ed at SAC, 600 600 year. and onehsIi the
shoes in that State are manufactured in
Lynn so the thriving city Of Lynn annual.
ly manufactures S2O,OOO,0OO worth OF
shoes.
ANDERSEN, in bearing testimony 10 Nor
PHYS powers, says he is too strong for any
living player to hope to win more than a
game here and there. lie never makes u
mistake, but M soon as his adversary com.
mts the slightest blunder, his game is gone.
II player makes move representative.
ment' correct, but not "exactment," the
right move, MoRrHv il dead certain TO win.
ANDERSEN has also given his opinion that
MoRrHy would have beaten all the three
great Observation-Disclosures, La BouR.
DoNNAio nhu AhSDoNNhb'
Jous KEENAN,, the Benicia Boy, is "trav.
cling on bis muscle, taking Il professional
tour through the States, a Ia JIMMY LIND,
THALBKRG, BAYARD TAYLOR, and other mu-
sieisns and lecturers. At last accounts he
was at Mobile where be announces Grand
Sparring Exhibition with AARON JONES.
Tickets one dollar
TnE revolution in IIayti has been sue
cessiul and SoULoUoUE will be forced to alb
dicats and leave the island to save his life.
A PRIVATE letter, received in st. Louis,
dated Salt lake City, January 9TH, says,
Judge SINCLAIR adjourned the Grand Jury
sine die, upon the petition Of nine members,
in which they declare their inability to pro-
coed with the examination of witnesses, in
consequence Of the excitement aud violence
manifested. The jury IL composed of nine
Gcntles and twelve Mormons, aud factious
spirit ran SO high that revoIvers were
drawn and general fight with difficulty
Was prevented. Letters state that the idea
Of an impartial jury or justice being obtain.
ed in that city is preposterous, and mar
,ial law probably will be established
TuE New York State Medical Society is
in session at Albany. The Committee on
Vaccination reported that small pox was
more prevalent in the State, at the present
time than ever before, since the introduction
Of vaccination, and recommended that the
Legislature pass law empowering the
trustees OF each school to exclude from the
benefit Of public instruction all who have
not been vsccinated
SIR ARCHIBALD ALLISON recently re-
marked, while in the chair oi the st. Johns
Masonic Lodge at Glasgow, that " There
was no Sc0tchman TO he found in oil the
vast extent Of Qneen Vict0rias dowinions
who did not recoiect the poetry Of l5urns
and there were few under whose pillow A
''py w bir "p'A5 was NV Duuus bUtlUR
the war 10 India he (tbe Chalrmsn) bad been
assured that there were many copies Of them
discovered in the knap-acks Of the private
soldiers and bavcrrscks IL the officers, while
not few remembered hrs national HYMN.
d" Scots vha haze wi Wallace bled," when
engaged in combat with the insurgen, Hin
doUs''
Tug Boston Liberatm says that dona-
ton Of $4,000 has recently besD PLACID IN
the hands Of WEsDgLL PBuIIPs, ~ b.
used, principal and interest. for the woman
rights cause.
Holly, the church ext1n Of Cleveland.
Ohio who some wsks snce eloIsd with a
young woman named RgBgccA RugsyE.
lsaying u wife and family of children he
hind, was arrested With his mist,oas a, GIN
cinnsti, last week. HOLLY was confronted
by bis deserted vile, aud RsBgccA by Der
hesrtcrushed father. The wife cDn-n,ld
70 take back her unworthy busbsud and
ID" iather took his disgraced daughter bosne
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