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New Orleans lHarkers,

DETROIT, April 5.-The Republican candidate fer
JGdge of the Supreme Cour of Michigan is elected
bv 10 600 majority
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The Chattanooga Gazette of the I'd inst. says:
1.-THE weather continues unsettled Much rain con-
ruues to fall. The earth is sturated with water,
and the creeks and rivers are very high Farming
operations get on slowly. The Wheat crop looks
finely and we looking for the largest yield this
season ever efore harvested in Tennessee"
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THE LEuIsLATrvE UNION AND AMERICAE.-A few
copies Of the Legislature Union oH4 American can he
had BY applying at this Office Candidate for the
Legislature will find this more convenient for refer
ence than the Journals as The debates are reported
fully and correctly. Price So t-w4E-tf
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asI.ean's c-i bfis.i Llaneft q the only sals as
u-lthlc reue3y Er tI1 ezra II Spawn. EiHl- Boa
Nin'i5llis, spiia'E, EGtiG'ur,ii Luanfss Nodes cr
S,v-11rt &c rii nse- Z ST. 81 cars D 's ECad Pyl
evil. Ei.tiis- Oil Ea8rifr sofra- ~ eNPers, =
T-rs=Fiy nppieJ-. fur srrain- Guisls. sgfaiciies,
Crlcked Asel& Crslss, sselle % tei'7r ealis ~ia&
sssrs. or Waarls &c e an inltliiia ranetv. AFpiT
a rs directed sRI is e-t.'s ~ every irshsnes
Thrn tide no iaugHr itn tis alfy worthless lsa-
isncufs offered vlI. gatliE n supHir 81 Dr. No. .
8 leans -sicbeztrd Linime..Z Il VIZ eare yC1-
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Ste Louis Election.
ST. LOUIS April The Republicans hsvs elect
ed the whole city ticket
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NEW BOOKS.
Just RECEIvED
HAGAN e. JOHN ION,
No Union STREET

Noe UNION STREET.
The Witches Of New York. By Doesticks:
Major Thorp'B Scenes in Arkansas;
A SWamp Doctors Adventures in South West;
Wild Sports the Far West. BY German Traveller;
Judge HallFburton's Yankee Stories;
Fashionable Life By Mary Eastman;
Anecdotes Of Love. By Lola Montez
The L9ds Manual Of Fancy and Ornamental Needle Work;
Quaint ssyings and DOings concerning Luther Rev. Dr.
Morris.
In and Around stamboul By Mrs. Horribly;
Palestine Past and Present, with Biblical, Literary and
Scientific Notes. By Rev DIR. Osborn,
Hadi in Syria or, Three Years in Jerusalem By Sarah
Barclay johnson;
The the World or Geology for Bible Students,
Sunshine: Kate Yinton;
The -Four Sisters. By Miss BTemeTi
Father snd Daughter. By Miss Brsner;
Mary Glenworth the Forbidden Marriage By Reynolds
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RAILHOAD OMNIBUS LINE.


nMNTBUsEs will leave the VaTieus Hote hale hour be-
fore starting time for The different Railroads.
Orders LEFT lie Office Of the Commercial Hotel. theSa
be on Market street below the Square, viii attention
decT7-G c. W. KENNEDY, Agent.
ROCA1s BAESAM POIx PULmSA AIRY AND
TURERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
"a public put IA possession OF Of IN, extra
binary remedies eHtant for what has heretofore been
sre an inedrable disease being OuiyT Applica.
ton. the Of which is seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make the
compounds nov In general uso. sr.-
pamphEst containing objections, letters from distinguished
and we'll Individuals and ether documentary eVideaces
will accompany the remedy
Mr. james ees having ceased 10 be the sseTs
hIs Ralsa the price educsd II only obtained
Of The proprietor letter directed 10 &c IA OCr box 1903 P.
o. Phiiadelphid, Penn noV3B--d6n
TSXTHA FAMILY FLOUR.-We In eonstsn
~ recent Of hnest quality Of Family Flour, from
g eorated Union Hinton Mills. Theso Mills
article Of Flour as any Mills 10 TIN country. Ne cheap
81 ,ssIS ?. O ANDERSON. Bread s.rest
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brioH ttkiEs. isiitf hhihs
Ths CREATES. RsrDsiy IN iss ao-s8 ms sa-dfs
= tds'ii.-d o-u 5srrg s1I1eu og.b C uyss.f. AID
ehseigiis ctl5ilgi gith E1-e 81 t,a i.as fslriis
Hl-1lsia-i tgess rais saa ilf.s kEuun 81 - mind
Ga'Eltr Bans iElfsg D1--g. nsvnaLcov Is zsta-
AsitLA EL9e0 l1s with oil.rls. fru-lucl1 tls
ni5sE iitEf.is.s r,isJ fir tLs gr,Ist!. 2 ~ Lfah
ef-T kuogu L j. uuras-- osH rsEslys 1e a.
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i+.eoa'isS tar9lSit cs-zs W.T. 81 It's . siy, Piif
M aH ascCier3 g, tss cisc q d.. bod e
ne'iirstes an eiiie'is natter ri he soaach, AID
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More New BOOKS.
Dictionary Of the United States Congress,
The Ways and Means o. Payment.
The Methodist By NJ. Fletcher, 2 vols,
TIE Empire Of AustIa--Abbott.
Tresslian and bis Observation-Disclosures.
The Foster Brothers.
SouthWOld. SOYei-Umsed.
Ny Thirty Years out O the Senate.
The American Home Garden.
A thousand Chances to make Money.
Adam Brde--By Geo Elliott.
Mary Gentwsrth sr, The Forbidden Marriage,
Fer sale hy CHAs ". SMITH,
apr Al College Street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-06
NEW RELIGIOUSyBOOKS.

Memory Of Bethany. BY the Author Of might Watches
Blind Bsrtimeus: BY Rev. Wm. J. Hcge.
Story OF Bethlehem: By john r. Aaelad, d. D.
Glimpses Of Jesus: By W. ?. Esferp.
A Ray Of Light to Brighten Cottage Homes.
feed Time and Harvest or, Sow Well, and Reap Well
Gains Of Gold 70 Enrich Youthful Minds
Little Bob Trne, the Driver Boy.
No Grains without Pains. A true life for the boFs.
Our Little Ones in Heaven.
The Death az Little Children: By. Prime
Fer sale ~ CHAs W SMITH,
misc Al College Street
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- "a - y - = - u
" az = r.Tesi,, yuEr rllilsen are KS rr-F.
o. aetl 81 "a c0Hlq ii-l-i p-ef1lii -tsisrua.
Eirr fiieI -allI qu9ati-y - 1icLean's C..ild. 80
Il 50 2 IaaSe lif'si healthy, a.. sud Fof-1 DeisY
r,4f 4 fn,ts-.f- ~ ma ana IA La gfs.af
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NEW RFLIGIOTS NOVEL,

TEAGAN JOHNSON have just received the best novel Of
the day, called THE METHODIST; Or, Incidents and
Characters the Bsitnore Conference By MIEAS
FLETCHER, with Introduction iy P. STRICKLAND, d.
Appleton's Railroad Guide for April, for saleby
MOAN 4 JOHNSON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

HHR. g. ROSEJVK- GBRsN.AJN RR.kCTx,
CAL PHYSICIAN.-Fermerly Teacher 1t the Md
wife Academy, aad District Physician, recommends him
seh In Surgery, Midwifery and Dentistry, and Win cur
all external and internal diseases Of male veil fas
persons Hs win also take into consideration the means
OF poorer persons to let them have chsapef med
cal sttsndaues and does midwifery TO poor women win
out any charge. y e.4f -or,ss bl1r se22 d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

DR.N.UI.t.SHZP .f.N.D CARD V.RET.
II ING. A. A OLCUTT, Professor of Penmanship in
the ST. Paul Commercial College, STYLE plain
and ornamental Visiting Wedding and Business Cards
Day writing ella OF Ladies' will continue to be formed
Young M wishing thorough instruction in plain and
ornamental Penmanship will fin in this Institution acil-
tiles for rapid advancement few weeks of close appl-
eation VIII qualify person 10 teach the art. jelly
ERI.r6EvG HOUSE OF DAMN
III WHITE.
South side of Third street. between Cedar wabashaw
Streets
ST. PACL,............. go. MINNESOTA
BANKING HOURS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

NOTICE..--HAvIN p U Il CHASED
the entire interest," Of Francis Gilman, In the Po-
neer Foundry snd Machine Works, 1 am nov prepared
40 All kinds Of Iron and Brass c>s.ings; also, Ma
1nine work Of all descriptions in good and yerkman-
IKE manner, and the shortest notice. TIE Patronage
solicited. Tr-- John q. PRINOH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

"%IkD.-A GQOD 8.lORkH
~ ~ Asss'-dAs -hA 70 on. HseWUT6
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
OM -neoT1C1 -.

CONEIR.uA TxON JVOfXCR.-.Neo-
ana @ hereby given that the assessment If damages
~ mt.ter OF opening Summit avenue in the Third Ward
o me City OF Paul. and will be confirmed bv the Con-
council OF said city, at regular meeting Thereof At
saer Council Chamber in the City Hail. on the i0th dsv
OF January A. D. 1850 unless obections srs rnsde
mon Council J. II DOfSoE Nj. s,. I'm
st. Paul. Dec. Is, 1850. a.: 1S|i1.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
w H I T N EY'S
y PIO N r. e r.
DAGUERREOTYPE & PHOTOGRAPHIC
= O. A L L Il r Y

Corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, 81. Paul.
rms Old aud popular Gallery, Established In 1857
having oeen enlarged. re6tted and furnished Il sups.
Tor manner Is again under the persoal supervision Of
norecenmend son Strsneers are respectf. iy reoues
ted to make an examination.
u. locality, fa nahing and Of access, sp ou1
seSt ugnt Of oreOd steps, this ID decidedly IT, 6eNerv
o. SAINT Paul; the viii pictures will sreex Tor them
eesveA The ladies will dad toilet room eDckxsicslx
ior nsr use Here viii be found the largest and besS
OF cases ever brought 70 the City compris
over twenty different hnds-soms for four and gix
pcsuro, splendid for famsa ~Excea.jors, the Dotse
sng8l Idly N III, ], R.IWHITNRV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
c4vENpER, 9ERrH1Auxr s PERRIN.
b. Paul, November II, tS5a. - noi1.dH

COPPER 4MITHS AND RLUMRRRs.
~ bARNIO0AT WEST, Corner Of Fourth and Rob-
ert Streets. WIN Do Copper Lead, and Plumbine
work, In all It, branches. Particular sttenton paid
repairing soda fountains, and Al kinda Of soda appsra-
tins on hand 9 9tt y 'ss'ss7 I'7sT fvi-dtf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
INSURANCE.
PEORIA MARINE

PEORIA MARINE
Fire Insurance Company.
(Chartered 4. d., 1s4l)
NO. 80 MAIN STREET, PEORIA, ILL.
This Company continues to issue Policies on
INLAND NAVIGATION,
TRANSPORTATION AND FIRE RISKS,
AT Reasonable Rates.
: Capital, $500, 900.
DIRECTORs:
ISAAC UNDEkHILL. Peoria.
RICHARD GREGG. Peoria.
SAMUEL HOW E....................C Chicago.
U HOLLAND ....................P Peoria.
7. HOLLAND. ........... ......... Peoria.
JACOB 0ALE---. ........-.......... Peoria.
A. u. TYN0...-. Peoria.
slLAS RAMSEY. Peoria.
rTL WIFsE,1n Peoria
WILLIAM L. PHELPS. ............... Peoria.
M q; FENN............. Peoria
AON'nND---....... ............-..feofa.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERHILL,. .....P resi lent.
AL HoiI =; TTp1NG'............vice President.
" noLLAND,. Secretary.
w.D. ROGERS. Agent,
No. Second Story Rogers Block, 81. Paul.
In sure Y our Life !.
1t secures dependence and domestic comfort to the
WIDOW and ORPHAN
provides . SECURITY to the FAMILY Of every
Man engaged In Business.
: lis every Mans MORAL DUTY (who has a famuyJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

n OIERT OR.MSB r SW.EEyyF-DE-
store. 81. Anthony street 900 n -01ihn N .
,,S u..sations for books maps, town pats visws q
.ss places towns and town sites, gotten up with
49, rAnAy Arms, drawn and painted Having imported
tne necessary vorks from England, the decent and
given with accuracy. - " - - - ---'.
hsGnnsar psrspscting and drawing Yah ssayeps pan
cils, In liz ink and aepia. taught "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
kTOaTGAGE sALE--.wHERRAs,

MORTGAGE SALE---w III e u e
w Hsrs ood lgieh .rt Of st. Paul, Ramsey County,
IN the then Territory (now State Of Minnesota did an
the tenth of Spte ,er In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight han ,red and ftyix, execute and de-
liver to Charles N. Mackubin, of the same pace aer
tain indenture Of mortgage bearing date On he
day which sad morsgsge vas fourth dav
Of September. A. D., 1885, duly acknosledged By said
mortge gor, and afterwards to wit, The
6sh ray ofs~p,embsr, A. D. 1865, At az O'Clock p M
Of that day, duly recorded in ONCE Of the pse,ss
Ct Dssss :ss oo1 ps.: 's s.s %
said Hsrvoed lelehsit did grant, bargain and se ana
convey, to the sal. Charles N. Msckabin his he IA and
ing am being in the County Of Ramsey then rrrroyv
NOV State) Of Minnesota, described % follows 70 Vii
The undivided ooe-ha Of the southeast quarter s he
southeast quarter Of section number twenty, (a and
tho undivided half Of tho nertheast qusrter Of the
noineast qaartsr q section number t2si
and the un'ivided one-haif Of the north half The
northwest quarter OF section number TWEEN y-efght (2S
oil In township number twenty mine (aaof range txsn
two, 2) the entire rAct containing hunared and
SIXTY acre, more or less together sh all the seredss.
tanning to secure 70 the said ohasle4 NJ Msskphn the
payment By the said HArwoed IgshsIt Of The sum sfsr
after the date thereof at the Banking House If Msshr
bin Eigerton, with interest thereon q the rae Of
Twelve cent per annum, payable yearly, and at the
rae OF three per cent per month after maturity until
paid according to the tenor and effect Of two certain
pro|ssory notes p.yab'e to t order Of said oh.re,
\. Msekuein bearing syep date With cal! mortgage.
and executed 4ad delivered ny the said Hsrvood se
hart said CHARLES n sekub,n ssd where's Sssssis
having been made in the condition Of the aid mortgage
mere y claimed to be due, and ID due the date Of
this notice, upon the said notice and mortgage su
Of three thousand ave hpusred snd thirtysDe doass
ana tshty-nv cents and no suit proceedings hsv-
ing been instituted or had atsw or to recoy
er ne debt secured " said pptse and marseas Auy
part thereof, -, y, 49,, - :. I
Now, therefore, notice Il hereby given "a It BIZ virtue
Of power OF sale In said ana prf
suant to the Statute In such ADD providsd
the said n3rfgags premlses above described viii be
sold - nnblic auction, the highest bidder for cash
q the trout door Of the Court House, In Saint Paul. II
said County Of Ramsey and State Of Mnneseta, o. Sat
urday the twenty fourth day OF Decenber, A. D. 1850
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day - 6at6y ~
amount Of principal and interest due spon said not
allowed By law. "a
Dstsd Saint Paul, November 81 1sso,ns s9li0 saj
y, 0HAS. N, MACEuRlN. Nortraese "a
r. T. Moqs, Attorney fdr Acft2ssss. nova ds..
n servs sals q ne:sssponed till satursiSy. ths
$50 81 ssnnsy.A D. 1880 $40 osioekiR thSfoSss
a9 =. .sat day a. sss sams psses doug stusN
- ~ q n. nAckUBlF, assr.sssss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
sALE---Bx y1RruE OF

CHERIFF,S SALE---BY VIRTUE OF
~ an execution issued out Of and under the seal Of
the District Court In and for the County Ramsey State
Of Minnesota, upon judgment rendered ana docksted
in said Court the 18th day Of August A. D. 1870 In
action wherein Daniel Rohrer is plaintiff and the
First Presbyterian Church Of St. Paul defendant in
favor of said plaintiff and against said defendant for
the Of Eight Hundred and Thrty-nine 79-l00 Dol.
lars and interest, have this 7ih day Of November A.
D. 1882 levied upon the following described real prop
erty, to wit Lot number teo, (0) in block number
nineteen Ce) in Rice Irv nes Addition TO st. Paul,
County Of Ramsey and State Of Minnesota, and the
building thereon, known 40 the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, - property Of the above named defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that will sell the above de
scrbed property the highest bidder for cash. pub
lie auction front door Of the Court House 10 the
City Of st. panl in SAID County. Thursday the 9oth
day Of December A. D. 1859, at ten O'Clock Ia tine fore
noon Of that day to satisfy the said execution, With In
terest and COS II " r. sAfi-n ifi1sfs 7ef
!r1 nne,aJ. Y. CALDWELL, Sheriff. ,rai
-sr. By A. B. BRAcKErr, Deputy. ;.
Dated st. Paul, Nov. 18th. 1859. 80
BABcocK 3 OofroH, Attorneys for Plaintiff. no1sd6w
II The sale Of the above property 10 hereby post
poned until Saturday, January 7h, 1850 at the
time and place. - : y. = 4
sl J.iY. CALDWELL. sheri9, 4
decS0 By A. B. BRAcKErT, Deputy, "a,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-18
a:WORD To pHlLADgLp HlA.

The repeated defeats sustained 6y our Demo
cratic brethren IN Philadelphia, curing the last
two years, should, It seem 10 Us, have iaHgai
Democratic politicians IN that n+igh5oghood.
that without harmony and unity OF action,
success is very urcerlaio, if not absolutely
impossible. Aud yet, judy ing from The spirit
which manifested itselfa the rrceut Democrat
ic delegate elections, The lesson Of defeat and
disaster. has been already forgotten. We ask
the gentlemen who are engaged in this war of
factions, what advantage they suppose the
Democratic party will gain by It What en-
couragement is IT TO us Of the rural districts, TO
keep up our organization, when Philadelphia
is given over to the enemy by the hands OF
our own friends 2 What boots it that the dis
tricts outside of Philadelphia strive TO send dele
gates 10 the State Convention that will ,Aoor 10
re-unite the party, when that city sends IFS
large delegation with fre-brand in the hands
of every member
We say TO the Democracy of Philadelphia,
lhe next State Convention has work enough 10
DO, without being called upon TO decide contest
cd seats and settle local quarrels. We must
carry Pennsylvania in 1860, in order to insure
the election of the Democratic nominee for
President, and if the Democrats Of Phiadel-
phla bring dissenslon and strife into the Conven-
tion, we can look for nothing else than Black
Republican triumph. We say, therefore. 10
our Philadelphia friends, settle your local
disputes among yourselves, and do not drag
them into the politics OF the State. Let your
candidates for Governor land we are told you
have severaI) try their hand at harmonizing
the party in your city, and let the ''ins'' and
the ''outs" learn that the former will have to
go out and the latter stay out for all time TO
conn, if they persist in their senseless, useless
and ruinous struggle for the ascendancy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-18
From the New York Herald.
PTGmineH. Republicans IMPLICATED

| We present from the published corresoon-
/ dence OF Col. H Forbes, such facts as would
| appear to connect many prominent R-ruhIi-
cans with The operations Of the notorious CAM.
Brown. These letters wee addressed TO r
Sanhorn, who IS, or was the Secretary of tb-
Massachusetts Emgrant Aid S0cIriy. This
Col. IL. Forbes was connected with Caribaidr
IN the defence OF Rome in the Revolution Of
1923. Coming to the United States, be seems
tc have been employed bv the AboitIoniS,s in
connection with Brown to operate ia Kansas
and eISwhere, as il might BE- deemed advisable.
Coi. FORBES, 1t appears, was to receive funds
from his employers 10 be transmitted to his fam
Ily IN Europe, 'n consideration OF his SERVICES.
but 1t turns out that the contract made with
nun oF The AboitIonists was not performed on
tneif part, aad the consequence was that his
family was greatly impoverished.
The hrst letter is dated in New York an the
yin OF January, 1853, and recounts The sntF--
Ings OF hls family, and The non-performa nee of
his employers in the matter of pay, &c.
THE ANSWER he GOT FROM HORACE CRErty
In this same letter to Sanborn. Forbes saws !
that Mr.. Greedy tclG him that he (Forb4sl u as
alone 10 blame, that he ought 10 have known |
the money promised would not be paid, and al |
''A1N "A'' SiVCAf UeIlSpPu I'D Tue higher la |
there was no way IN which be fForbes could
obtain redress by the lower law, and in this
way excused the noa-performance of the con-
tract which had been made with Forbes.
REFERENCE To SENATOR SUMNER ANb AMOS
LAWRENCE.
You express surprise at nv letter to Mr.
Sumner, as 1t that We're the first you ever heard
on the subject. How, then, last sumner did
you wTIte from Massachusetts, to Capt Brown
at Tabor, Iowa, telling him that had 4 E.w
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