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4 dispatch from Washington, dated March 90
nys thst oilieipi information Will 60 Ou, in to-
nonDu's Pacific mail Of the ratification Of the ten
treaties with The Indians Of Oregon and Washing.
,1d. As ibis took place during the Iato extraor-
dlnaIy session q iho Senate, aiter Congress ad.
iouned, ne appropriation could be made 70 carry
Nm Inio immediate eject Il was mainly owing
% lhe expansions of Gen. Lane that these trva.
g. rsre ratified that gentleman having con.
tincod hi. brother Senators that they would tend
ioa permanent peace lie had The effective sup
postol Senator Gwin and x-Govcrncr stcvensin
hgpeflsverihg efforts. By setrcatics the tillc
b ay millions Of acres Of land win be oxlinguih h
q 4 cost 70 this Government of three and a
hall cents pr as1s. On that occasion, q resoIu.
eon uai passed almost unanimously rrOvidirp
hni hereafter when Il 10 proposed % buy Indian
lands he Senate shall Grst Be consulted before
entering into treaty stipulaiions p
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125 MccoRMIcK's
Chicago Reapers!

Three sizes--5N, and feet Cut,
With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-04-29


u,.,..,. -. .A,,.L-.... a.. a..
,nsc ~ sO, a. M tne M1'ia csh uy
Sn 20 nays ~ w aug soll aoythng IKE 70
hI.e q EumnerM keaplbg and Moving Machines dur
tne sane ume, Nnne ny sxpenshee oaes nack 20 ts
l my s. ~ i.Sa, navng teen actvsy snd
te u years am now more largely engaged in the man
my Improvements Iar 1852 40 not hssitate to warrant
SIP OF 70 any 9ther Inr ddIamliy end pert Ct
wtslpRi dIuther 70 say, thai iArnets who may ce-
Ie " ne ~ ~ noe'yt 70 MoLk my macnne ihrOugn tbe
preferred Iht position u the Riker in my machine,
NsPatnteGl upon nv m IN tame whtfe thefe er o.
strength, ard VII re The weight Sad: % the P'wtr q The
layinS. " " tne ohy LRnt enc. Othtr makss lave 70
haul their nker on the paoIm, where be must snmi'
naVing tne GUS thto"b IN ms eyes hy Tie opera ION
., an1 70 b'hk IvSr the elbds by he to
hISs, y, oySs ,, snc9 hS ass neeesaIy seAs
ns Sh,Is 70 accoHnts, III part mr the
in issI '@>~-' '""'~'N ny "'AeiNus ~ A'Au'"'
Grard I'd Medal Of Honor At Paris, In 1855.
Highest Prize at the Frcnch Universal Exhibition IN
HIghest Prize II Royal AQrcuturai aoc,e,v of Eng
lind, Ia 1857.
Highest Prize OF TIE United States Agricultural So.
eie'y' in 1851 ,.,,.,,n.
Publication, made nv ,br m.na,,,,,,,.,. a, m. Mann,
m,Shns IIs@isg The hissss & hoac,s etc. he Fasb
FsiSr The ,nc,rss of nv mschn,s ~ ~ y,,Is.,.d ~
figures atvs is lie hiRhes rape while the awards Il
PrsmiIm.. gtnes.y. are worthy q no ccniidenee. al
.chemug tS secure the s annual one borse prssnnms
Of the country. Although may not be generally a..
dertcod h u nevertheless tfue that these machines have
wa, BEEN cold at comp raively low prices ard la,
&c tie bnldners with whoa inlfodncrd and sod them
ters S,as0 would oouo'ers sAve put the pIies much
fas.' .ai +, e,..,.A ,A.,.., a. =, a.
- uIu'sn ~ ,nouanur oI tspmoniAs ron nImen
ana v'nsIs neHu'h',l - a every ttatem, o. hsv.
are @e mcjcsons oi my ssSias Ii aSer %ansy
paj,OS SasIs T,'S 1ai my osS ,s1., ,,r,,c. an .., M
that 10 polt o. dnah, NV ma hpe i n, s",s,nr ,c
T tr ,oin my 70 ulE snna cirrnlaI in pamphlet
inruas,op. b. addie9 ~. ~ svy ops or rnS ss,,
SOt't' Pattern Thresher' and separatCrs
manuactneu by Nonrse. Macon x Co.; 81 and 80 iGch
e3ha0efs' Wild ~ = ard hIl txtrls.
-. fAIkNT i,FFtuE J,nnary 1859
Sm I'D. A. a ~. Puts Pate dated June ~, 1857.
IN op,ne ior hing and cleaning gnun ~ ly
eNtehto i0r tfm ,tven yeln Irnm Jdl 2o 1851.
u mas eUn eqan' expind ihsseef4lly yyms,
, n. hOLT, mnissCngr.
soUIHNohTh Co' son Ffa9clHeO, CGl.
,,.,., 49,
Fl"' Fe'ent Double Pinion and 10 Horse
Powers.
To whrr. . =, -. rla. -
, 1859-04-29

JEHnr SULLIviN, the famous newspaper sgen
Of San Francisco, and Wells, Fargo & Co, hav
our thanks for fi.es Of Atlantic States papers Z
late dates, per steamer Columbia.
, 1859-04-29

Tue BousDAnx Connssios MovNG.-U Unmis-
taxable evidence is now given Of lic and activity
in tho long inanimats Boundary Commission.
The steamer Constitnti0n took on board at
stalacOcm, last Tuesday, for the British Com
missiOners, large number Of horses, mules, and
horned cattle .a. e
, 1859-04-29

1000 :S S% In II issS 9SSO @ :Si% :Si% IN IN isss:
$4,000 sold in the last four years |!
, 1859-04-29

PuBLIc DocUMExTs-lIon. III. Stevens viii
please accept our thanks for his kind attentions
in forwarding 10 us from Washington tho Presi-
dents Message and accompanying documents
Cor 1859, in four volumes. Two Of the mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives and clerk
in the War Department have also placed US un-
der obligations for public documents Of interest.
, 1859-04-29

ornDE-See, on first page, communication
Of D. Z. Lane and Sons relative to the . Shooting
Of TOO-a-pi-ti;" Act for the admission Of Orc
gon, etc.
, 1859-04-29
sTEILACOnM InnliI,. Nm .

nv Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds n
~ regu lar communications on the nrss and third
Saturday evenings In every month ~
Al members Of the fraternity In good slandlnr ~
are Invited to attend. j. NJ RACIIIIDER W.
, 1859-04-29
sOFItt.' Pattern Thrsshsr. and ssparaters

90 FItts' Pattern Threshers and scparatcrs
Manufactured by NouFae, Macon & Coz 81 and 80 iuch
elliaders, with lri ks ard f,ll txtrIs.
PATENT i'FFiuE J,nnary 3 1850
Sir I'D A. II. A Puts Paleet dAtVd June 70, 1857
a chine IoF IhIe hing and cleaning gaun was ~ ~
extebte for term { even yeln frnm Jde 70, 1851.
it has cUn,tqan expipd Itsytcf.ll, y,ufs,
N. HOLT, Q mniSsiUngr.
, 1859-04-29

rTNlIE regular meeting Of Olympia Lodge, No. I. ,eI t
ofthe indefcndent Order Of Odd Fellows, 70 5.S..aH
held every Saturday evening. at 6k O'Clock In
east of the Washington Hotel s-',-s,-'
Al members In good standing the order are Invited n
attend. a. a. DIANKHN 49,
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A Card.

statements have appeared in the public pa.
pers in relation 10 the change Of Presidents Of
the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley r. r. Co.,
which are incorrect. 1t is therefore bat justice
TO state that At the annual meeting Of said com.
pany and before the election OF Directors and
President for the ensuing year, J. W. NoRTu
requested that the Board be so modified as to
include one man, that he named, who in bis
opinion would add much to the business Ell.
cheney Of the Board. This was not conceded
TO him, and in coasequenceshe declined TO take
the Presidency for another year. He was re-
pea,edly and urgently solicited TO take the
Presidency after this. This solicitation was
unanimous - and when he declined, JAMES
SHIELDS was unanimously solicited to take the
place and he was accordingly elected. The
statement that Mr.. NORTH was rejected on &C.
count OF incompetency is not correct.
JAS. SHIELDS.
J. W. NORTH.
MENDOZA. June 18th, ls59.
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heir treason. We know that attempts
md formidable ones, will be made at Charles.
ton, TO interpolate In the Democratic creed
the doctrine Of Congressional slave code
for the Territories, and the analogous doc
triDe that the Constitution establishes sIa.
very 10 the Territories. beyond the power Of
the people to control it as other property.
The eighth OF February debate in the Uni
ted States Senate--the twenty.niue column
manifesto of Gov. Wsx-the daily leaders
OF the Richmond Enquirer, and other
Southern journals Of high standing 10 their
localities--the late Mississippi demoustra-
ton in honor OF Senator Bxowx, ut which
he said that he should attend the Charleston
Convention as delegate, and should insist
upon recognition by that Convention Of
the Objectionable doctrines which DoUof.As
names-these facts, and hundreds OF others,
OF like character, show the existence OF q
powerful and concentrated movement to
inaugurate the state Of things which DovoLAs
depiored, and render bis allasion to them
not only proper, but necessary, to q fair ex,
PLANTATION Of bis own position.
The remaining charges that the letter 10
arrogant In It's tone, and that II foresbadows
determination 10 bolt the nominees Of the
Charleston C0nvention--are too absurd to
merit serious reply. But the fact that such
charges are made shows the utter subser.
yiency aud degradation Of the genuine
Administration organ. UDaccustone'l
either to entertain or express an independent
opinion upon any political subject, papers
of this class cannot look upon the exercise
Of that right by any Democrat, in any other
light than as treason 20 their master, aud
as dictation to their party. The history Of
Judge DouoLAs isa sufficient guaranty that
he will never repudiate the Democratic
organization until the Democratic party
rcpudiatcs itself. II such a contingency as
this should happen. that the party, becom'
ing demoralzed under corrupt leadership
should desert the principles on which II was
founded, then the history Of Judge DorcLAs
may be taken rs an equal guaranty that he
would wage war upon such an organization,
as false to the Democracy, and as traitorous
TO the country. And MI honest men would
sustain him in the fight.
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We have In our list OF weekly subscribers,
hundreds of gentlemen In different parts Of tho
state, who have al oil tmcs manifested = Kind
iy solicitads to extend the circulation of this
Journal We would most earnestly appeal TO
all such 10 unite In q vigorous effort 10 obtain
subscribers for tho CAnraios PtosxxR AND bnM'
scNAr, the hrst number Of which will DO issued
on the 18th Of July, and the las, on tho 18th OF
comprising twelve numbers OF the
paper, aud covering a period Of HeArly three
months. Ia order 10 place the paper in every
household in the state, during that period, We
have concluded to furnish il al the mere cost Of
tho white paper, bearing ourselves the expen'
ai,urc for type.se,,tng, ink. and press work
The importance Of giving an extensive eircu'
la,ion to the central Democratic journal OF the
state. will sugges, itself to every pcmoera, in
Minnesota As OF the bishs', importance,
The subscription price for the campaign pa
per, for olabs OF i've and over, will be AZ
follows:
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Tse mendacious, and at times ridiculous
attempts Of the Republican press in Mime
sofa, to relieve their party of the RESPONSE.
bility OF the adoption OF the degrading two
years amendment in Massachusetts has at.
tracted the attention Of the Democratic press
Of that State. In the Boston Post, Of the
9th nit. we find q lengthy article on this
subject, based on attempts made by the
Tune, Of this city, and the Rochester Free
Press, to demonstrate that the Democratic
party is the ruling power 10 Massachusetts,
and therefore responsible for the adoption Of
the amendment.
For instance the Rochester Free PIE.
asserted that
There arc In Massachusetts, in reality and ia
effect three political parties, which overlap and
In degree oysrlie each other. These are the
Republican party, the American or Know
Nothing party, and the Democratic party. The
first hold TO and endorse tho platform Of the
katiouai Republican party ~ laid down to the
Phiiadelphia Convention, wholly repudiating
the mistaken policy OF necessarily initiating the
rights OF tho nAturaiiked or native citizen. The
vital principle Of the Know Nothing party 10 the
unconditional protection Of tho rights Of the
native born citizen, and heavy restrictions on
tho use of tho elective franchise by the foreign
born population. The great body Of this party
believe In the Republicans on the slavery ques
ton, and whom this slavery issue Ii alone PIE.
sented. We ind them two parties, Republican
and American, moving, almost to q man. united
and firm against the propaganda.
The Boston Post, which may be supposed
to know something Of Massachusetts poll.
ties, in commenting opon the above asser.
ton OF the Free Press, that there are tire
political parties 10 Massachusetts,, the Re
publican, Know Nothing, and Democratic,
says there is no distinct Republican organ
ization by that pane in the State. The
dominant party here. lin Massachusetts,
with Me<srs, BANKS, BrsLIxGAxE and WI.
son for its leaders, iail Of them members Of
Know Nothing lodges assumed the name
Of " AmeJnaa Republican at their State
Convention which nominated BANKS for
Governor ,hreu years ago this Summer.
The American or Know Nothing element is
what made BANKS Governor. and WILSON
u. y. Senator"
The Pre- Press s,igmstiEed the amend
ment As a" sncret yillainy, against which it
has the recorded opinion Of Gov. BANKS.
OF Hoo. Senator Wnsox, BrRLrSGaxx.
and indeed o, almos, every Republican lead
er in the State"
! The Boston Pas shows that in Gov.
/ RANKS messages be recommended this -.
sr-t viiiainy in restricting the rights OF
suffrage among naturali,cd citizens :" and
tina, his organs in Boston, the Bee. Jsasaa.,
/ 1rarsi,y, &c. oil advocated the restriction.
aud have subsequently defended il, and ridi
esied and lAmpocOci the Gernsn elemen,
in wes,sru Republscsnism.
! The Post also says " We shoah like to
see the Free Prss show the reccnisi opin-
,ops Of Nesrs. RAxNs. BrRLiSsAss and
wn->os agains, ,s- amendment, prior to its
p~~~ge lIer they are never heard Of, d
r,eG ,sV h.s. dSen,ri pobas Z e,s' p<nd.
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GOV. RAMsKr.-The Rice County Repnb'
Iican paper is evidently opposed TO the nom
nation Of Gov. RAMSEY, by the Blacks
JONI VI. BERRY, clever gentleman if he
is Republican. is the favorite in that re-
gion. The paper referred to. evidently had
Bluff Aleck" in view, in saying that if the
Republicans "pu, in nomination wire pull
ing, pipe laying. Office seeking, demagogues,
aud treasury piundaers We should deserve Dc
'ea,. and we trust We stould meet that fitting
reward,of our folly. For true men, honest and
capable, We shsil do battle To the best OF
our ability. For Others We have nothing TO
saw"
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The Tribune Cesrssppa aent.

The individual at Minneapolis, who uses
the types and press Of Messrs. ALDsrcu and
BAssiSc, TO preach rspudiation. and who is
also in the employ OF the New York IT,
bun,, 10 anonymously libel the credit Of the
State and the character of our citizens. in
the Is, number Of his paper, publishes an
elaborate article under the bead Of tinau-
cial." in which eastern capitalists are warn.
ed. en;rested. and implored, not to buy or
conference the sale OF Minnesota Bords.
The Tribune correspondent, says they will
be epadia,ed and TO gire color TO his
statement. deliberately adds TO the pledge
made by the members Of the las, Legisla.
,ure. tia, they woald not, al iAai ~sson. levy
. tax TO pay the interest on the 5000 900
loan. the words either q, the sdjourusd or
any otAsT 'sv,0" # ne Legislature" We
woah cot trus, man, Who would resor, to
saeh eon,cnptibse forgery - this. with a
blank check I, has not the meri, Of ORR
quality even. sr the Aia.sso,'aa, months
Aso. attempted 10 psrretra,e the sane dis
rePatahlc trek.
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Navigation on Rsd Ravsr--.Etrst Trip Of
the Arson Sorthrup TO Fort Garry.


The steamer Ans. Northrup" left
Breckinridge on the 5th Of June for Fort
Garry. She arrived at Pembina on the
9Th, and at the British post OF Fort Garry,
60 miles from the American line, on the day
following. The machinery Of the boat
worked well, and the speed obtained was
much better than anticipated. The prsc,i.
cabiiity OF Red River for steamboat nay.
cation has been fully tested, ard the success
which has crowned the enterprise should be
n source OF cougratuiation TO every citizen
Of the State.
The Northrap" met with hearty
welcome at the Fort; q salute OF seven guns
was fred, and the population of Selkirk
were half mad with excitement.
The Northrup" took up with her
as passengers. Messrs. HENDERSON and
CHASE, suffers a, Fort Abercrombie and
10, Of merchandise. These gentlemen
have found q market, therefore, for the
goods left on their ha nds by the abandon.
ment OF that post.
The Northrup started on her return
trip TO sbeyerne, on the 18th of June, with
Il passengers, including q number of ladies
from Fort Garry. The precise date of her
arrival at Sheyeune, we DO not know. On
her mex, trip up tie river from Selkirk, she
will bave heavy freight OF robes and furs.
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CRATIC STATE CENTRAL toaMifIkk.
A. . meeting Of tho Democratic State Central Commit
too held ii y, Paul on Moudsy, June Q. he following
re.olulioas vste adopted
Rs.ipAi Thai Ia ,ss Gail Of tie psmorrs,is oenuAi
held In Tho ssuats Chamber 81 ,A~ CAPITOL 10 NJ fAni
on the iI,h DAY " August hsst 81 " aeiotk me
purpose 81 usmina,inx candidates sr eestAia onaces u
VS. naa The inleAisa of the Cusumues W ooassr any
power upon ,he Convention 10 sppoint tlsiesses W me
hsftsson Nltonat Convention and " 10 NE opinlon ~
This Conmiee that the choice II soeh aelssasa shouIa
bs made ., later period, BY coaveniiss, 70 Dc ~
pr.ssiy sp,hesssa by hs bemeefscy 81 he state TOT
hat purpose. The ~efds, =" sad such ousf omeefs q
The Convention msy dean rsPedisat. 10 the original
Call. we're nly s,spded 10 smbrscs the ssusi eoasn
tees aud esrs Tor The purpose " iaare state psftJ
orsAnfAoa being the ssset language psed Tor That par
pd~~ tho tAil iof lhe last Stale Coavenop
RsSre~t That The serreary u ihe Central Coinm,ins
be aud he hereby authorized IN request the pueleAon
,bs pfsseiag tesantian, under tho CAl 81 he STATE
Con, vei,op, IN ell thu democratic papers In hisaesoS
bsmoess,ie papers respectfully requested 10 pub.
sA the above named resolutions under ihs Cali u the
JNo rrNAAN,
ssc'y d. o. toasai''ee,
49, PAeL, june q, ls6p.
kevsta Jus,cial bsra,es,--fhc following resolution
49, siso adopted nih request that he ssms BE- paa'
shed In THs P,osIsn AND DssoesAtI
Ess,irei Jha, The Democracy u tho Fourth Judicial
Dsse, be- aud ihsy are bsfsby invted and drsrsd 10
elect peeaa,ea 10 District rsay anton, to meet W oil
acsdAy ,hSiGh day Of Ansnsi aest q. u o'ccct H. q,
H. Cloud In the county OF stSafps, tps The parpeNe Of
acminsng scanddas TO be ,ngpossj ~ Jnass Of 'as'
tstrict JNp. fkNNANt
Aentv N a. tptnu re
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Gov. tiasmAan's R-spoas~ ." the f.yt"x
statsmsnss ~ the Chataetd N~pah-
nesa.
We take great pleasure in calling attic D.
ton 10 the Letter from Rx.0ov. GosxAs "
published elsewhere in this paper. II Is in
oil respects direct and manly, fully correct
iug the misrepresentation Of the Chataeh
Republican, aud fully eseulpAting the dis
,inguishsd Democrats named in the Rspse-
i,can article from any eonplieity with elee-
ton frauds. within the knowledge OF sccu
sa,ioa Of Gov. CONAN. The matter Ia
question affords hair sample Of the basis on
which the Black Republicans ge, up their
cries u fraud sgains, the Democracy by
misrepresentation q eceois, facts, and
evsa the private ecnvvr~,ioa. o, privat,
gentlemen end they ead IN the sane way
with this, 10 9 demonstration Of their owt
ialsi,y. corruption and d'shcnor
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The Chicago Press Of Saturday says:
The Exchange market 10 evidently weaker,
but bankers stil hold 1t steady at n per cent.
premium. Tomorrow Saturday will doubt
less be hard day, for the payments OF the first
aud fourth must ail be made; Monday being q
holiday. To-day they were met promptly, and
we hope to make an equally favorable report
OF tomorrow. The amount Of Exchange to
meet these payments will, doubtless, be large,
but the relief afforded by the coupons due to.
day in New York on the bonds Of the Illinois
and Wisconsin banks, will be likely to afford
an abundant supply.
Gold Is held at the same rates Is Exchange.
Discounts easy at 10 per cent. Street rates
nominal, As usual, at l@2 per cent. per month
Little doing.
A Geographic dispatch from New York,
dated July /, gives the following financial
items:
The business in stocks this morning was still
more unsatisfactory 20 holders, prices having
undergone further decline. The depression
ia again most marked on Railroad shares,
though the better class Of securities are not
exempt from the dull and heavy feeling OBJ
servable throughout the market. The heaviest
depreciation was In Mich. Southern guaranteed
Gslenx, which are each t41l per cent. lower.
The former IL pressed for sale, In view Of the
heauy damages in which the Company are like
ly to be involved by the serious accident at
South Bend, at time when II Is least able TO
pay them. Chicago and r. |. WAS among the
steadiest on the list being sparingly offered at
$50. I'll. Cent. continues 10 improve, selling
to-dsy Mt cay cash, and 62l seller 80 days.
There was . very little change In railroad
bonds. The State stocks are more freely ofsr'
ed, and Mo. and Tenn. 6s are again lower.
The dav is a busy one in the money market,
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ATTORNEY General BLACK has decided ths;
there Is 20 form Of certificate 10 the nature
o. passport which q State officer may
awful! issue. He ays The impositions
prse,ised upon the iIli,era,e and unvary BY
the fabrication Of uor,hIess passports led 10
the passage Of law eousning their issue to
certain legally authorized agents A dis
patch from ,h. American Consul 81 Ham
borg, shows boz frxh,fugy inncor, nen
have teen robhsd by the ale IT the-e spur
oas passports
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MAISE--A Dispatch from Bangor, dated
July !. says that the Democratic State
Convention, which met in that city on the
Seth OF June, nominated MASAssEH SMITH.
(adninistration) for Governor. The vote
stood, SIXTH. administrator 3Oi; SMART,
(DouGLAs} 2sl. Scattering SIS.
The delegates to the Charleston Couven-
ton are GEORGE SHIrLEf, and T.. WILDER
FARtKy. ADMINISTRATION and i. NJ RoB.
EARS and Bios BRADBURY (anti-sdminis-
traiion.)
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We cannot receive subscriptions for less
number than Ave copies and in all cases, the
money mus, accompany the order.
All orders Tot the campaign paper should be
mailed on or before the .Sth Of July.
Address PIONEER PRINTING Co
~. PArL, MINI.