The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-26

I NoS o~o SsosSs
Tar Hastings hsdspnd~i says that the
anssipA,iou Of the wheat crop have been
more than ralind. and that the grain is
sAii to Be Superior 10 quality. and 10 exceed
in quantity that Of any ever raised herrso-
fore. Already large amounts Of the new
crNp have bssu ground into -four, and when
brcaghs TO the ties, along side Of nosr made
ircu wheat raised below, il has Ear excllcd
ii. being FAR the sweetest and most palata
be They raise pretty good wheat south,
bu, they can't compete with Minnesota.
OF the game in the vicinity Of Hastings,
the same Journal says:
The sros,smen have abandoned the trout
brooks and lakes Of pekerel, pike aud bass,
All taken themselves 10 the prairies aud grain
nests. where they hnd prairie chickens IN great
abundance. On the islAai Just below the city.
there are . number Of slousAs, which are lite
rally swarm,ng With ducks, and 10 SAID TO be
one Of the best duckins groanis In the S'Ate /;
and ve should think Il Vas from the vast nun
Der brought into market. There 10 conslderA'
bic competition among the sportsmen of our
place as 10 wAo 10 the best marksman In the
sack line.
THE Faribault Rspuh,oan says that the
provisions Of the lAw locating the Deaf aud
Dumb Asylum at that place, have bsn
compl,s~i with. The Committee have sue.
oedei in procuring q beautiful location on
the south side II the Cannon lake road, about
one and half miles from ,own. II is on an
elevated p,cye Of ground. commanding fine
view Of the village on the east. Cannon Lake
on the west, the 6ue prairie dotted with
beautiful farm houses aud cultivated fields
"a the south. and the well timbercd banks
Of the Cannon River gu the north. The
people have contributed the means TO pur-
chase forty scres of land, and decided It to
the State. The trustees OF the institution
have been appointed.
Tns Editor acknowledges the receipt OF u
nj chicken pie. and accordingly puiis
the gentleman who sho, the chickens and
gave him the pie.
Wa copy few paragraphs from the Glen
cce Dsmora,, edited by Col. J. II. STEVENS {:
We announced. somc weeks since, that few
Of the pubic spirited citizens had tarned their
attention To manufacturing cheese. II has been
some eighteen years since re have resided IN
theese making community, our life having been
spent on the frontier, where cows were scarce
aud where the country Was too rev for oheese.
H. ho~evsr, our palate has not forgotten the
taste Of hesh cheese daring these eighteen
years, We mus, be suffered 10 ssy that Mrs. J.
". late. aud Mrs. A. Il. Jsnnison make cream
ehee.. such a. ws have never seen since We
len the coed cid homestead. before everything
vas manufactured 10 patent manner. We are
gra.ihed To learn that this important aud proht
able business. will be carried On In this county
next season.
Glencoe lime 10 pronounced by competent
judges TO be equal u that % ThomAston OF Al
ton. The worst thing about II 10 that u IL not
60 plenty .. ~e could wish, but probably u
could be furnished Ia safilcisnt quantities To
answer oil purposes until ~e have railroads N
this vicinity. J. W. bates and James Egber
are nov preparing to burn few kilns. and will
Ice enabled Ia sell q few hundred barrels thl.
fall Those who are IN vi an, Of this article will
do well TO speak IN time.
TnE Colonel ba. nothing new IN regard
,o the ExchAngc Bank, but hopes il will
come Gu, aIl RICH, he is highly gfa,iiiod "
tina, a broker or two OF st. Paul has ben
driven 10 the wall within week or two.
lie think. Mr.. BsRrR.x, Sheriff oi Wright
County vas 10 our day as honest man
~ ever lived. and II he has fallen from
grace. il IL AN error 81 his head M, the
heart or il he i. not the good man b. used
la be. II is b.c.use he has become contain
mated by the iuiiaeuce 81 the hw's' ami
wicked Wrigb, county lynchcrs. The
Colonel says, further
Unls-. the murderer. Of Jackson are brought
10 punishment Wrlsht cpuu,y viii have The
hag.T a. scOra pointed at her IN such a way
that no smigrant wti ever eater her borders,
aud Ia. honezt people Who I've there vii have
10 leave Again. those Who iynched jackson
ds.srS. to be hung that justice may be m"tsd
oai To a set Of cut throat. who would not
hesitate TO rob and murder a man un1sf any
circumstances We sfe satisfied tia, this -
the case after reading Mrs. Jackson testimony.
wsrsgret 10 learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom,
Who resided n. or WAtsrtown. IN Carver county.
TIL. state. were drowned yesterday week. A
near .. we can learn the particular. are a. FOL
low. Mr.. Folsom and his ~ri. embarked IN
fran casoe to enjoy ride on the lake clo-s by
their residence. They had only passed fs~
rod. from .hor. xhen the canoe sunk aud they
yer. both Drowned Their little children were
on the border. 81 the lake at the time Of the
accident May God protect the ophsns. NJ
and Mrs.. y. w.rs uaiSsr..lly esteemed aud re-
.prot-a BY ths.e Who knew them. Their loss
cs.ts gloom over the neighbofhooi IN which
they lived. NJ. Poison "a. brother Of Abel
70 .sn, Eel, o, Hutshia.on. .6''"eos Reg"
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