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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

1Wr MINNESOTA Pioswxa GuAwp w
understand tina, Capt II. II. Western, Of
this splendid Company. has just returned
from New York where he has BEEN for
some weeks past experimenting the manu-
iacinre and trimming Of tho new uniform
lately adopted by the company.
These uniforms. including coats. pants, cap
and ovcrcoat, are now on their way 10 this 81
ty. TO the number Of forty five or tihy, and arr
consiicred by the Captain inferior 10 none
in the United States. IN poin, OF beauty and
tastefulness.
The company intends, We believe. To make
. grand demonstration on the I'D inst, in
tbs shape Of y dress parade and military
ball, and We are confident they will take and
maintain the position to which they aspire
that Of the " Crack Company OF the state.
Capt. Western has also ORDERED, in addition
to tho uniform Of his own company. ,hosc
OF number Of rcgimental and staff officers.
wbo ere Determined to make our admirable
militia system second to none other in the
Union. We bcspcak foe the" Guard " the
hearty sympathy and cooperation Of our
citizens.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tue PHs,sE l.oG RoIIIsG. The
phrase IS drawn from the clearing of forest
land 10 q new country, The settler could
himself cut down the ,rses. and ca, them ir-
to lengths or logs. The next step was 10
roll them into heaps for burning and that
he could not do w,aoG, help; 80 be called
bis n,ighbsrs to help him roll. and when
they hal rolliog he helped them. This
was apt'y applied to legislative action tor
the passage Of laws foe local measures.
Voc for my bill and ! will vote for yours,
The phrase was probable Western it is
CERTAINLY more than forty years old
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

PioSkxR BaAU BANp.--Wc understand
the members Of the Pioneer Guards have
secured subscriptions enough to justify the
Company in ordering the instruments mecca
sary for complete Brass Band. The sub.
scrip,lon lat does not figure quite enough
for the whole cost, bu, it ia expected that
tho balance can be raised without much
trouble from citiAens outside Of the Compa.
ny There being no good band in this city,
this enterprise Of the Pioneer Guards is de-
serving Of commondation and We trust
they may he enabled to get up Band that
will not only bo an honor to the Company,
but II pride to the city,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

We can add nothing Of local importance
to our review of last week. The quotations
are the same, and all the usual monetary in-
dications are the same. On the whole, We
think that 10 consequence of the conserva-
tive contraction which eusued on the great
panic Of 1857, and the gradual filling up Of
the various sources Of recuperation. that
within the limit of legitimate business ope.
rations, money was never SO easy in ST. Paul
as now. The hopeless condition Of the affairs
of some old spectators, induced BY the ex-
travagance and recklessness OF former years,
does not initiate against this observation.
We have no advices as to the progress Of the
negotiations for the sale Of Minnesota Rail.
road Bonds in New York. We continue
the quotations Of last week.
From Europe the advices indicate specie
overflow, which in short time will inAu-
ence the finances Of the country, through the
medium Of the great enterprises in this
country demanding the aid Of European
capital. The augury is, Of course, favorable
to the international direction our Railroad
policy is taking. From our New York ex.
changes we clip the following items
The State Bank of Ohio has got out new
| plate for the ten dollar notes. The figures on
the face OF the bill are in red, to prevent pho.
| tographing. The engraving Is by the American
Bank Note Company, and is OF the usual good
| execution.
| The Canadian papers state that application
| will be made to Parliament TO charter the I'm.
| ion Bank Of British America. The capital is to
be twenty five millions Of dollars, confined ex.
| clusIyely to specie circulation.
fair business Is doing in the domestic dry
goods market. There are fresh arrivals OF
southern aud southwestern merchants, which
have given new activity to the houses doing
that class of trade. The orders from the west
proper are moderate, as those merchants will
appear to complete stock about the 18th of
February. The general jobbing trade are 40
tive ia securing stocks for the early sales, and
the commission houses are quite engaged,
The manufacturers are still employed on con.
tracts yet TO mature, and are firm in their
views.
AMERICAN GoLD.--The gross product of gold
from domestic sources, in the United States,
from the commencement Of operations to tho
3Dth June 1853, has been. .$443, l27,92l3l
And the total coinage for the
same period. ................ G5l ,639, 069.7S
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

were not actually received into the service
during the. Mexican war.
Mr.. Vsllandigham wanted to know
whether the company from Dayton, COM
manded by Captain Stout, was not precise.
ly in the same condition as the Xenia and
Piqus companies, il 30 he wanted it included
10 the resolution. The resolution was re-
ierred to the Committee Of the Whole, when
the House adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

To NEWSPAPER pupLrsnKRs IN MINK
sora.--Gen'isasn Approaching fully the
great value OF preserving regular les Of
newspapers, for future Inference. showing
~ they do, the growth and dcvelopepent Of
tho State, and the importan. events that are
daily ,ranspiring in each section desire to
obtain copies OF every weekly newspaper
published in Minnesota, commencing with
the iirs, number published 10 January 1859.
which will hlo aud pr~erve in the State
Library Some single articles which have
appeared in our newspaper press, are Of
more value than the cos, Of years sub.
scrip,ion, which will not be preserved in
book form, and should be preserved in this
way.
The Legislature hll,l to make an appro.
priation for the use Of the Library. so that
those who send their papers, will do /; &c
cssarilly gratuitously. |. is customary. |
believe, In other States, 10 furnish the State
Library with papers gra,ui.oasly FOR the
purpose Of having them preserved and
bound. from year 10 year. for reference. The
Legislature may hereafter make IN appro.
priation to pay for papers 90 sent. bu, |
cannot guarantee it.
Those who Eel disposed TO scnd their pa.
pen. will please address them to the Estate
Library, ST. Paul, MINI"
Respectfully &c.
VIZ. +. wsKxIrR. Nals L.brar,an-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

THour FsHiSG ExraAoaplsAnf.--A
gentleman of this city. on Wednesday
caught "Ity-n'ne speckled trout in one pool.
within tho space OF one hour aud thirty
minutes, in u stream n short distance from
tho city. This Ia fair specimen Of trout
fishing in Minnesota. WHEN INDUCED 10 by
experienced anglers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tux BRiDoE.--The ,imbers for one side
ofthc long span on the channel Of the river,
were being moved yesterday, to the Bridge
Square, to be finally joined together.
Workmeu have been engaged for the last
two weeks. in fitting this span together, on
the City Square, no that on its final joining,
there Ia nothing TO do but to put the timbers
In their appropriate places, and drive the
bolts home
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tue MAiLs.-Burbsnks Line Is as
prompt in delivering the maik through snow
storms - during the most favorable wealth.
q. Yesterday the stage came in at 3
o'clock. full Of pasaengers, and with large
mail.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03
WASHINGTON Jar. D.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
SEsATH.--ln the Senate. Mr.. Gsin made
an apology for his language yesterday with
reference to the proceedings on the Pacific
Railroad bill He then moved to reconsider
the Railroad bill which he hoped to revive
with such modification as wo ud meet the
views OF i,s friends.
Mr.. Seward presented petition asking
an appropriation Of S250,000 for erecting
at New York and Brooklyn defences against
foreign invasion.
ilorsS.--1he House adopted a resolution
calling 90 Secretary Cobb for actual and
probable receipts from customs and pnblic
lands for the cUrrent and next fiscal year.
The judiciary Committee were dlscharg-
cd ut their own request from further consd-
GRAFTON Of the charges against Judge Irwin
he having resigned
Mr.. Stephens introduced bills for the cs.
tablShmeGt of territorial governments 10
Arizona Dakota, and Jefferson. Referred
10 the ommi,tee Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union;
Mr.. Grow gave notice that when the Ari-
zona bill shall be called up, he will offer al
amendment. which was read, setting forth
that, whereas territory acquired from Mexico
OF which Arizon is part, was at the time OF
its purchase Tree by law from African slave
ry and such slavery has since been establish
ed therein, therefore nothing contained in
this act shall be held or taken 10 authorize
African slavery IN said Territory. which
shall remain ire from slavery as Mexico.
ou motion Of Mr.. Morse. resolution was
adopted calling on the Presiden, TO furnish
copies OF the Instructions TO our African
Squadron and thcse given hy the British
Government to their iorcys ou the same
coast also information as 10 the number Of
slavers and suspected slavers captured. ani
other matters PERTAINING thereto. since the
ratification OF the treaty Of Washington.
The House recons;dered the vote by which
the eocsalsr and diplomatic bill was yes,sr.
day defeated. The question being taken,
the bill vas passed-lol against IS.
Mr.. Curtis, irom the committee on Mil.
tary AfAirs, reported JOINT resolution for
the payment Of the officers aud men con-
manded BY Captains Waits and Small, who
encampod ., camp Washington. Ohio. bat
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H.. A43,l27,92l.3I
1851 639,0s9.7s

The Bank Comptroller has just published q
statement Of the banks Of the State Of Wiscon-
sin, the 18th Of the present month. From this
We take the following summary Of the items OF
capital, circulation and deposits, &c, &C., in
the aggregate, Of the several banks Of the State:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

PiosfsR AID DEsocR.r OyvIcr,
Ay PAEL FehruArv Istq
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

The follow ,ng summary shows the deposits
and coinage at every mint and branch mint in
the United States:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

difference Of. ....."........ .t2CS. 5li ,iGS.47
which therefore represents the coinage from
foreign gold. The sources Of the gold which
has been coined are as follows:
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RsHEBA sPREN Gs.
CEMENT CEMENT!

NNTE have in store and viii keep constantly hard large
w supply OF Chss H. Seekers ceeTatei James River
msnt, which guarantee the best article
HARDY BROTHERS,
fuRell
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additional ForeIgn per steamer Kan.
KRrO0.

LONDON, June g.--Dul'ion has increased in the
Bank during the week l60 600 pounds.
The stsamer Wigs had arrived out.
Napoleon an the King Of Sardinia entered
Milan AID were enthusiastically received.
The Aasi1iAus left Milan on the 9th. They have
also evacuated PaviG
LoSDox-There IS partial decline in COnsols,
owing TO rumors tina! the Allies have received Sc
we're check n Ialy.
The absence of news from Paris caused consid-
cradle agitation on the London Exchange.
The Paris Bourse declined one per cent.
A Vienna dispatch says among the wounded at
the battle Of Magenta are Baron Riesc5seh three
generals and three staff Ulcers. Two staff officers
missing One m4jor was killed Clerc was
among the French generals killed
The government of the King of Sardinia has al
ready been established at Como and LOndrio.
a Tries spsteh says Austrian steamer cap
tured the French ship Raoul from Cuba TO Trieste.
1t il reported that CanTebert has died of his
wounds.
Gen. Daugels has been created Marshal.
Napoleon is reported II have been in the midst of
the Imperial Guard during the two hours stand
against the AusTians who we're aware ofthe fact,
The real loss Of the Austrisns is estimated at
from Is, 000 TO IA coo.
Turin dispatch Of 7th says: At Magenta the
Imperial and Sandman guards alone were opposed
to the Austrian misses They we're attacked by the
AustriaGs aud were unable 10 advance, but never
tbeless firmly resisted the enemy.
The ZOusves and guards lost but retook their pO-
sition.
Finally, Neirs army assumed the offensive and
Gere irresistible
The enemy endeavored to surprise the right wing
of our army, but the movement of Gen. McATahon
rendered this abortiye. TIE enemy relaxed some
what and then resumed with renewed fury. Me-
Mahon then triumphtly charged and the battle
was won:
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ERRORS.

In as large a Iist OF subscribers and ac-
cOnnts as we have had 10 al with for
the iHst three months we arc fully cOn-
sclOus many errors have accidentally
crePt i'm by a press OF business consequent
HPOn the change 10 the CASH SYSTEM,
and the strengthening nap of old accounts.
Wherever any mistake or omission has
occurred we hope it Will be promptly re-
ported to rs, and we will most readily
and cheerfuily right it up. we are anX-
tOus TO square up aiI errors ana accounts.
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Literary Notice.

TYB SCIENTIFIC ANEUcAN.rhe publishers Of this VI rly ~
culatsi and popular illustrated weekly journal Of mechanics
and science announce shat will he enlarged lst OF July
and oerws greatly improved, containing s pages Instead
eight the present size, which will make the largest and cheap
journal in the world it is the only urna Of its
class that hiss ever succeeie this country,
Character Tor authority in al matters OF mechanics,
the arts which eNceel by any other journal published in
this cour ry Europe Although the publishers will incur
az Increased exne Of $500 year ny this enlargement they
have determined to raise the price OF subscription, relying
upon friends Indemnify them this increased eNPendi
IRE by corresponding Increase Of subscribers Terms s.
war or 10 copies SIS. Specimen copies Of the paper with
pan h - ormation to uyeasors furnished gratis by mali
on Application 60 the publishers, MUNN 4 Co.,
30. 81 Park E9w, NsF York,
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ron ATroEyES GEhEnsi..

We arc athorizel. = aaaaee SAMUEL AILLIGAg, Esq.,
Of Greene county candidate fer Attorney General Re
porter, in place Ct Hon Jos l. ?. sSsE0, Tesisned
We sre authorized to JAMES 0. sHACELFoRD,
Esq OF Montgomery canate for Attorney oener-
al for the State Of Tennessee, IN place Of Hon. }. L. 7 sSa
resigned. nay73
We authorized to announce TH0s J. FREEMAN, Of the
county o: Gs9n candidate Tor Attorney General for tie
june2
We are authorized to announce VA z. REESE, Jr Esq,
candidate for the ocs Attorney Reporter
for tho State. juaea
We authorized aDpounce JOHN u. HEAD ESQ as
candidate for Attorney General for Of Tennessee place
Of HOo. }. L. 2. ssrEsressnei.
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~ Virginia TestiEIOBy.--
S4'-<1--S 8sserS. p. FaAne5toGE f Co.: GenteneC-
Ar james R. Radcliffe, resident Of Henrco county, nea the
city Of Richmond Virginia made the following statement to e
negro boy years old, very sick; presume
to b. lie became much prosrsted that despared
ahopes Of his recovery and, te last Sort concluded
g. 4. ElInsst0sLs Vermifuge, and purchased Of O. A
srecker wal, which gave HIN spoonful morning
and night, for three days in continuation In
hours after had given him the dose, child cmmanced
pass Of all sizes, from inches long the
toRing numbsr Of from four Eve hundred
perfectly well.
certify with pleasure truth Of the advertisement,
O. A. STRECKER.
" Purchasers should oo ace the wrap
per, they buying FAuSrTocts VERxrFuaF
and no other. juneI-a6-zIm.
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The edit5rs uHd proPristors OF The U sion AND
AMERICAN acknowledge with pleasure taeir obligs-
lions TO DR.. r. K. SLOAN Chairman Of the Commit
tee, for invitation kindly extended, to be present
and participate il tic celebration TO come eff at
Spring-place in this county Tuesday the oh day
of July, gotten up by the Good Templars and Sun
day school at that place. We are pleased to learn
that good speeches and 6ue eating will constitute
an important item in the exercises Of the day
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> EnvnIuahEe.--We feel rrent

T3<@~gy@s EnValEIabEe.--We feel great
'=-S pleasure in recommending In capital letters,
through the centre Of the paragraph OF things
In the world, Of late that has benefited ay to grea, ev
tent One Of mod phanopists, we consider to be Mr.
Daley, Of the DAELEy'S EIACgCAE. PAIN Tx.
TRACTOR; snl we'll wshers to cur race We publish
whenever get opportunity the OF his medical com
pound heals all wounds burn scars Sores be piles,
and removes all pain instant application while healing
process uteryeues and the foreign matt completely abso
b the slye perfest What would the comm1n
y do bat for it, Thousands cared daily Time saved money
tot Desure have hand Accidents will occur; but have
ii ny ysu, ard you safel
For sale in New Orleans. Sizes ale AMI retail, by
J. WRIGHT & Co 81 and Isl Chartresst
Sole agents for the South and all orders should be d
dressed. juasI7-dkwlm
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Tribute Of Rcsnrcr.

Alta meeting Of the business young city,
tho Court House IL o'clock day suitable measures
testify their respect for their late young FRIEND
On motion OF Al. MeWhre ST. Clair Morgan called 10
the Chair and Samuel Cowan appointed Secretary
appropriate remarks from the Chairman George
searigt, following appointed to draft suita
bic resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the meeting W.
Cunningham, c. Godsha, Geo. Starlight b. Il. Cooke,
and T. Wright Whereupu the following preamble
resolutions were submitted and adopted
WHEREAS, has pleased the Almighty uIby DEATH
our friend associate las long been en-
Gcre lo by his sterling qualities Of mind and heart, there
e01rr That Nashville has sustained. in his DEATH the loss
q an enic worthy member Of society
Rs50}UeL, That deeply sympahise bis
this their 81 .irreparable infection OF providence.
Reso'Ui That recognise this dspenatiOn, the solemn
Of rati0n BE ready, such hour
ye know not the Son Of Man cOmeth and that this
friends
The good die first,
And they whose hearts dry summers dust
Burn 10 the socket
Rcsolro7 That committee Of fourteen appointed
company remains Of departed Murees5sro,
and there deliver hem to Lis relatives.
W. CrssIsaHAn, Csc. sE.pranr,
7. c. WRIGHT.
The following committee appointed by the Chairman
escort the remains to their destination:
c. c. Jones, Samuel Baker, @. E. Thayer J. " Bradshaw,
7. c. Wright G Abbey, B. II. Cook D. A Allison, W A.
Knight ?. Hunter W. D. McClanty D. Eakin, A.
Campbell, !. ". Fowler.
On motion OF A J. NIcWhrer, ordered that copy
the resolutions borne with the body the immediate
Iauous the deceased.
On motion OF T c. Wright it agreed that the mem.
b Of meeting the house Of the deceased and escort
the body the depo:.
that COPY Of the proceedings Of this meeting I've
the city papers with request publish On motion the
Chairman and Secretary added the committee Of escort
1t fcrther
N1.rir That this meeting have also heard with deep regret
Of the decsa young HOEArE D. THOMPSON, who
recently departed while On visit relations in
Michigan 81. CLAIR VI. MORGAN Chr'm.
SASIJ COwAN. Sgl'y.
Alurfrces5oro' papers please c7pv
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THH CAvAtHR.-We have received from the pub
fishers Messrs. 7. B. Peterson & Bro, Phadel5bia,
g copy Of a new work by G. P R JAMES ESQ, en-
titled Il" The Cavalier, an Historical Novel" /.
bears the iEPIess Of the versatile abilities of its
distinguished author, and hssiy glance at its
pages salisfes Us tba. it will be equally as popular
as any of his previous productions Mr. JAMES is
one he most pleasing writer's of fiction of the pre-
sent day, and his works iuculcats lessons of true
morality in very captivating guise
The work is for sale by Mr.. F HRuAY
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deuce that its internal organization Ivy
the many species worm which sct en- destroy
promising children The bet thing Re done admin
lister Winters Canadian VcruiifUCe without de
lay. II viii dslodge and discharge the enemy present tie
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whole digestive secreye and excreye system
healthful appetite
BE particular and remember name, ''Wiater Canadian
vermifuge. This the only article depended
Remember this,
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