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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

Ink Mar ORDIsAScEs.--Thc City
Council. It will be readily called to mind,
have endeavored for the last two years, to
con6ne the Butchers 10 the Market House,
in the sale OF meats and several suits have
been instituted against Joseph Ladder and
Charles Golfer, both Of whom violated tho
ordinances, by opening meat shops on
jackson Street Several other parties vo-
lated the meat ordinances, but II was under
stood that decision in one case. was to
govern all so the case Of the City Us.
Ladder went to the City Justice, from whose
decision Ladder appealed to the District
Court. and from its decision the City ap
pealed to the supreme Court, and hearing
WAS had a, the last term OF the Court. The
Conr, has just flied its decision, TO the eff.
feet tina, the ordinance rns ~ ,edrafni Of
trade. and therefore rod. From this
opinion Judge Flandrau dis~nted.
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Local Affairs.
Railroad sy.,.s. ss ni"nsso,.

The report upon this subject recently made
to City Council byJ. W. TAYLos, has been
published In q neat pamphlet Of twenty four
pages, under the direction Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. It was supposed that such an edi'
ton might DO desired by business men for cir
culation beyond the limits Of the State.
Orders for copies may DO left at the follow
ing points on Third Street
John II. Iryine's Banking House;
Burbank 4 Co.'S Express Once
Once Of Marshall Co;
/" Henry MeKsnty;
4" John y. Prince
A." Fuller House.
J. W. MoCLUNG, Secretary.
April ~, 1859.
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April u, 1853,

TnE ACCIDENT At RAUCH BREwKaY.-
The name Of the man who fell into the beer
vat at this brewery. was Charles Katzen.
berger, aged about &c years. The facts OF
the accident are slightly different from the
publication Of Sunday morning. The man
was standing upon q platform at the side OF
the vat, and endeavoring 10 place board
across the vat upon which the mash rake
rests when not In motion, and in reaching
forward lost bis balance and plunged head
forward into the vat, bis head. shoulders
and breast being immersed. He succeeded
in getting out almost upon the instant, and
plunged into barrel Of cold water where
he wins discovered shortly after the accident.
The mash was not hot enough TO blister bis
hands or face but, upon removing the
clothing from his breast and back, the skin
came Of. He suffered 10 great agony for
about twenty.thr@ hours. when death en-
sued. AS soon as possible after the acct
dent occurred, Mr.. Rauch had the vat en-
tirely emptied Of It's contents, which were
cast into the river.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

VINO OwSs rue WnAm The plea set
up by Louis Roberts rs To the ownership Of
the steamboat landing. brings to mind the
con,cs, be,wecn VIM. II Randall and the
City. in which the latter was victorious. as
TO the title Of the land on the river above
Jackson Street. Some persons seem to
think that the streets OF the City might be
claimed In the same way. by the legion Of
eu,erprising Spectators, who laid out add
tions TO this City.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

DAsisu CossrIArE--we arr pleased
TO learn tina, pr. Chas, W Borup, of the
banking house Of Borup 4 Oakes. has BEEN
appointed by Ills Majesty, the King OF
Ispmark, Consul for thu State of Mlnncso.
Ia. Il will doub,l,s crafty our Scaud,
nayian ci,izrns. TO know tba, they can
,ransac, such business as may b. Dcc,ssar,
through gentleman So well and isvorably
known rs il pr, iiorup.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

SrECuLArioSs IN CoRs AND Oars The
tenor OF adslees from 81. Louis Is rather
damaging TO the prospects OF SPECTATORS
hereabou,s, who are purchasing corn and
oats at high rates. The 81. Louis market
has begun to decline, and w cannot note
any rrason why there should be recovery
Of the high prices Of early spring. The
Northern Line OF Packets are taking Tor.
ward an immense amount of produce, gather.
al from Iowa. Wisconsin aud Southern Min
ncsota; aud this shipmen, must increase
after the roads get into condition 81 that
farmers can reach the river with their teams.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

TUESDAY EVENING, April y, 1853.
The very ehangsable weather We are now
having, is rather unfsvorsbe for business, and
transactions continue Of limited character.
The decline in oats and potatoes in St. Lous,
is not without it, effect in our market, and
though no decided falling Of in price has yet
occurred, these articles are not Is firm - they
have been. Flour continues scarce and high.
Wheat and corn bring full prices. Whisky firm.
In the absence Of any material change to note
in market rates, we continue our quotations Is
before.
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and the President OF the United States had
expressed the same wish. The opinions were
that Spain did not administer Cuba we'll,
and that the United States, on account of
their higher intelligence, had moral duty
to fulfil, which was TO purchase the island.
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Domestic Markets.

ST. Louis, April j.-WnEAr-Market ouite
without change in prices. Sales comprised 300
bags spring at soc 200 bags club private; 20
bags fall at : 0s "a bbls and $50 bags at Al
l?sgl i3 as bags at 81 l5dtl II; s35 bags at
81 20oGl 70; 1856 bags at 81 256lI 27t; 100 bbls
and III bags at 81 30; 22G bags at 81 IS; l3
bags at 81 406ll724
CoRs-Prices were something lower TODAY,
on account of an increase Of receipts. Sales AZ
reported embrace 4e2 sacks at 726t73c; 1870 at
ISc; 300 choice white at 760L77A. and about
1000 on PIRATE terms, supposed to be at
decline
OArs-Market dull but steady. Sales include
237 bags light and interior at 55a55tc; 655
bags prime at Csc, and 1900 bags ut Csc.
delivered.
FLorR-There was better demand today
chiefly for the Missouri river, and sales reported
included 1000 and $50 bags city supertine at
g.? rs 100 bugs do at ~. 50; and 250 bags CITY
extra at g. Il bag. OF country, 200 bags gu.
perfne sold A. s2.so; Is bbls supertine at Is:
200 bbls choice fancy at $3.50, and 100 bbls ex
ira private.
BiRLEY-saes 30 bags very inferior at 2tc;
l97 bags spring st 606L65c. inc luding bags, and
100 bags poor fsl I2;e.
wHIssy-Larger receipts produced be ayier
market ands decline. sales 100 bbls. part las,
evening, at 25c 4l0 bbls at 2lAc, and 200 do
at 2tc }. gallon.
STEADY for dry flint at ls,c ~ ID.
PorAroEs-Market duh and dropping. Sales
reported include liz bags mixed at 1jc about
500 bags good mixed At Sc 81 bags at 900,
and ~ do strictly prime at o. Inc. udIng bags.
BEANs-Dull, 20 bbls white were reported
at Is :. he'll
fKrrr-ssle 100 bags prime Apples at .! ,35
per bushei.
CHICAGO MaRXgr. April 5. ls53.-WHEAr-
Dispatches from New York this morning caus.
ed dull telling III wheat. and although the
receipts here were light, only | 500 bushels, yet
the market was very heavy. We note sales Of
some 500 bushels wheat. at 81 2j for No. | red
winter 81 ~ fer No. red winter CSC for
standard spring; sjGs5e for No. spring.
CoR>. The receipts Of corn today are light,
only q SO bushels. The receipts for the next
week or 40 will not be very heavy. The mar.
ket today was qulet. and holders were not so
firm, owing 10 the state of the eastern markets
We note sales Of few thousand bushels, at ssc
in tore r No. railroad corn, and 70c IN store
for riyer corn.
Oars-There j. little or no demand for cats,
aad prices are lower. We note sales Of No.
al o. isc. AMI Of gosd No. / az JO6tije on
track. some old oats sold at $50 and some
rejected at iec.
JHEE,E-The demand for cheese exceeds the
supply. and Ne quote the best New York at
l36.lIc.
GRccsMFs.--Tts trade IN staple grocerie. /,
active, and prces are nru. We quote RIO
coffee AZ u !GlSc. LsgBirs at l2tNl3.c. Var.
caibo lI'Gl1tc Java lEtGl1.Ftl-c.
-U",SS.-Ibe f,Gowing are Belehef. net,
cash p'ice' lot reiiset sugar, ~ eight packages
and inward
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

Svrwxxs CorRr.-Ihe Judges OF the
Supreme Court have given DECISIONS IN
,wcu,y-cigh, csss. submitted TO them at the
las, term Of Court. aud have led the same
with the Clerk. at the capitol The opin'
ions will b. placed on die IN few days.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

OF the A ldermen elected, three are Re
publcans, and one Democrat.
Nyw STAGE LINE Messrs. Allen Il
Chase, Of the stage line between st. Paul
and 81. Cloud, and j. w. Burbank h Co.,
OF the North Western Express. have the
contract for carrying the United States
Mail between st. Cloud, on the Mississippi
river, and Breckenridge on the Red River
OF the North, via the town Of Alexandria,
in Douglas county; and iu pursuance Of
said contract, they design to make regular
semi weekly trips over the route afor, said,
com mencing on or about the first OF May
next II IL their intention TO Use four horse
post coaches.
II might be mentioned, en- pdadni, TIA,
the proprietors OF the town Of Breckenridge
have entered into contract with those en-.
terprisiug builders. Messrs Alden, Cutter
4 Hall, Of ST. Anthony, for the immediate
erection OF q large and commodious Hotel
st Breckinridge. Travellers to hypcrbo-
resn regions will please note these facts.
ABovx ruE FAL:s-The steamer Enter.
prise, commanded by Capt. A. X. Young.
Is prepared TO commence regula- trips be.
tween ST. Anthony and Sauk Rapids on the
opening Of avigation-leaving St Antho-
ny 90 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Of
each week, at 10 o'clock. A. ~ and leav.
ing Sank Rapids on Tuesday, Thursday vnd
Saturday Of each week, At O'Clock, +. VI.
SrrAxEs WREokEp.-lhe steamer ii.
n. Rice, owned by W. II. Ingsrsoll, was
totally wrecked by the iec on Sunday asst
April 3d. The boat had been laid up
during th winter. at Battle Rapids, about
one mile below Monticello ard having
been lett unfortunately IN an exposed stu.
alton, was damned and crushed by the
moving ice ~ such manner as 81 reader
the boat q total loss. The machinery,
however will bs saved and We understand
that II will be snt 10 Pittsburgh. and
placed In new hull.
yrxl Porr tAR.--w. H. sloan >sT We have
bought yonr medicines ~ your travelling
agvas ws ars nOw out AMI wi-h 10 rsplenish,
and would Ike % have your travelling aErnt
med, AZ sety poFg a., AlI The iema l4
yoar Agent ~ paw ysu the mo1ey for them a.
tornot rai,s please isi - aear from yoa 5000.
hrspeSug5,
Aenu.t NAJRY prussi.'.
>'e ~lN,r advertisement u anoth ca lUH
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rHE M,RkErs.-rhe -. LOUIS Market
shows further decline in corn, and dull
Markc, for oats. The Chicago adyiccs aro
To tho same eject. See the quotations IN
In. commercial column
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14
MARRIED.

n shorehan, vermeat March 19th BY Rev. x. Ha
ven HEssT c. sHiYH. Of lie sssur. Minnesota 70 Miss
L.rKA J. wkissr. Of the former place.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

Tux J,CIsoS CAsv. GRsAr ExcuE-
NsSr Long before the hour fixed for the
hearing OF he case OF Oscar +. jackson. de-
tanned herr by the Sheritf Of Wright couu-
". under wrI, OF habeas corpus. the office
Of Judge Atwatcr, IN ST. Anihouy. was
filed to overlooking, by q crowd of curious
spectators, anxious 10 bear the proceedings
Sheriff Bertram was present with his priso-
ner who was the observed Of all observers.
hundreds pressing forward to get a viewof
the man who had % narrowly escap.
ell the gaIlows. 80 great was the
,hrong. that the Judge was compelled to
adjourn the case 10 the Court House in Min
neapolis, a, early candlelight According
ly. a, an carly hour the Court room was
crowded with an anxious audience.
Present. Judge Atwa,er, OF the Supreme
Court OF Minnesota. Mcs>rs. Day and
King, attorneys for prisoner l.ochrvue and
pcmmoes for the prosecution.
Sheriff Bertram brought the prisoner into
Court. in irons-an unusual providing Or
motion Of Mr. Day the Court ordered the
shacki,s 10 b. removed during the invs',-
ga,lun Of the cas-
The cCun@ fNr ihe ptisvn'r st gp ~
thar Istiion Tor the srit that thc ~arrsul
unicr Salch Toe arrst vas made. ~a,
~r,,len AMI ,gr~i IN ilcnu,p,n coanfy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

A@AuLr AND BATTERY warrant
was issued on Monday for the arrest Of u
man named Dean, u aboror IN Stuart, Cobb
Il COS mill, charged with an assault and
battery upon his wife. committed on sun
day. The wife, II appears, obtained intor'
nation that beat had wife and three or
four children, in Ohio; AMI On imparting
this information the man procee,icd to chas-
,ise her. Hearing OF the warrant being H.
sued for his arrest, he sacoecded in escaping
into Dakota County, and the last We heard
Crosby was after him. aud VIZ presume will
bring him to town II SO, we understand
he will be held TO answer the charge OF
blgamy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

WANrEp--A REPRESENTATIVE MAN
There 10 an absolute demand for repre-en'
tativo man OF tho Northwest. u make him
self famous in taking the lead towards an
exploring expedition OF the eastern base Of
the Rocky Mountains from the A3th to the
35th degrees Of latitude, and II gold cannot
be found, thence to the Frazer River mines.
There would he enough OF adventure in this
expedition. To fascnate the most daring, ard
yet 40 little hardship as not TO deter the
most timid. Let some one conversant with
frontier life, furnish the items Of an outfit,
with the cost OF the same and then let our
representative man make . call for volun-
teers, aud announce his programme and the
day OF departure. Who Is the man to step
forward in this propitious hour, as the leader
OF M exploring party to the Becky
Mountains
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-14

CRY ELECTION ANTHONY The
citizens OF st. Anthony held an election on
Monday last, for Mayor and Alder
men. Orrin Curtis, E1q., was CHOSEN
Mayor by a majority of 249. over the
Republican nominee, ID. T.. Moulton, Esq.
The following are the figures
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FuInoRE Cou>u R,NN.-This u the
name OF bank oi ISSUE TO b. started At
Preston. in Fillmore County in lev days.
The stocks have BEEN deposited by Messrs.
Lamar anal Strockry, and the plates ordcrr'i
from New York The capital represented
will he $50 GOO.
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Fol!sus 4 IllYw.Rp Law ". Fo,sor,
and Wilbur NJ Hayward, proPo- prActisins
Jaw In TayIors Falls. as Nil be .,,n by tL,i'
card In another column
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and NOT 10 wright county, where the IN
formation was laid. prove the fact, they
proposed TO call upon the witness stand, Mr..
Hiram Wallace, brother Of the murdered
man. who made the information upon which
the warrant. was issued, and Cyrus G. jerks,
the Justice Of the Peace Of Wright county,
who signed il. Both OF these gentlemen bad
bsn around town for several days, and were
seen in the court room during the evening;
but when called upon to testify az
10 the legality Of the warrant, they were dis
covered to have vsmosed. As their tes,i-
nOny WAS important, Q subpoena was Issued
tor them and placed in tn hands OF the
Sheriff. The Court then adjourned until the
next morning at Q o'clock.
1t seems that the counsel for the prosecu
ton, aware Of the ilegality OF their warrant,
had despatched jerks, j. r.. and Wallace,
the informant, with q fast team, with 10.
structions TO proceed over the line into
Wright county, apd make out q new war.
rant. SO, this morning, when the counsel
for the prisoner had proved by a
chain Of circumstances which were
irresistible, the illegality of the war
rant under which Jackson was held in
custody, the Court at once ordered him TO
be set at liberty.
NO sooner, however, was the order for
his discharge made out and handed to the
Sheriff, and the prisoners face lighted up
with the consciousness Of freedom, than a
neu warrani for the arrest OF Jackson was
brought into the court room and placed in
the hands Of Sheriff Bertram. who immedi-
ately proceeded to retake the unfortunate
prisoner into custody. A man in the crowd
here cried out in loud voice, "All right
this time-John Cormack saw this warrant
made out and signed in Wright county, and
no mistake" Another excited individual
replied" Yes, and be is just mean enough
to do such dirty trick, and ! can whip
him for it,"
Some loud talking ensued but Sheriff
Strout soon succeeded in restoring order,
when the crowd pressed around Sheriff Der.
tram and his prisoner eager to see how he
looked under the immediate prospect of
being hung TO the first tree after be crosses
the line into Wright county.
The Sheriff carried Jackson away from
the Court House followed by the majority
Of the crowd. 1t is his intention to take
Jackson to Rockford, as the warrant com
mands.
The mail closes too soon to give any fur
Their particulars. Intense excitement pre-
walls. The people here seem to be nearly
equally divided in their sympathes for and
against the prise Ter. There is no doubt
that the intention Of this prosecution is to
get him back into Wright county.
II is rumored that one hundred men are
waiting over the line to take summary
measures with Jackson if they can lay hands
on him, but what amount OF credence should
be given to this, and hundred other ru.
mors, is difficult to determine.
p. S.--l2 o'cioek noon-A new writ Of
Habeas Corpus has been issued, and Jack.
son will have another hearing ut | !.
O'Clock
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80 sabscr issrs In Minneapolis aad 81 Asdsnny
vii be sxaishsd ~iih fns DAuv PtosEan Asb IN 30.
oaAr the morning IL s public auoe. 81 lhs rate
IN. paper 10 fshvervd 10 subscriber. 10 ~. Psal VIZ
hhesb cent? per weed. psysbs ssskiy. CHAaIss ID.
cussIss 10 carrier Ia the two etsa lie " also
,hssxsd 10 receive subscriptions for rns wssgLr PIo.
sHEa ASp DEsGEAI
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Tnk BrsBANN OxSisrs LINN is in prar
tical operation, 50 Tar as attending TO pas
-nger arriving by the steamboats,. The
city line is M, yc, started, bu, ought to 10
during the continuance OF the mud in the
stl >vis.
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Tmx TEt KosAru.--At the Chamber OF
Commerce meeting yesterday, il was an
nouncci that the citizens Of Winona WERE
prepared TO build the Telegraph line from
la Crosse to Winona. running on the Wis
cousin side, until opposite Winona, This
proposition should cause an emulation on
the part OF Wabashaw, Red Wing, and
Hastings. not to h. behind Wiaona IN en-
,etprise. Where is the evidence Of ST. Pau
enlerprisc'
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Tus Scar ESponssssSr-We under
stand the lmi, To which it was agreed tina,
Pcase. Chaltant Il Co. should endorse City
Scrip, has been about reached. S?0. 1000, and
that very shortly City Scrip will have TO
stand upon its own bottom. Duplicate scrip
was not issued for the bills ordered TO BE-
paid last Tuesday bu, Me~rs. Pea-e, Chal,
liant Il Go, took the redemption scrip and
paid out currency in lieu thereof.
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Dgcisi0ss on THE SurkRnE CoUnT on
MIxSxsorA special term OF the 81
preme Court Of Minnesota, was held On
the 18th Of April. at which time decisions
were announced 10 the following cssss. bers-
tofore argued before the Court:
Austin Sumner 1t al, defendants IN error,
Us. j. NJ. Cas,ner ct al, plaintiffs IN error.
Judgment Of the District Court affirmed.
Vim. Greasy plaintiff In error, Us. 3. f.
Andrews defendant 10 error. Judgment re.
versed, and cause remanded for relaxation.
SD. Harms plaintiff in error, ". Christian
w. Kunkle defendant 10 error. Judgment
reversed
Isaac Bsrnbeimer appellant, p,. Msrshsll
4 Go. respondents. Judgment affirmed.
Chandler 4 Green defendants 10 error, Us.
Cashier and Hinckly plaintiffs in error.
Judgment reversed
George u. Grimes appellant. W. John Is.
Byrne respondent. Judgment affirmed.
Rodney Parker respondent, us. Pierre
Chouteau ct al, appellant. Order not sp
pealable; Appeal dismissed with $40 costs.
Joseph Ullman respondent, Us. Charles
Bazile appellant. Report Of referee set
aside. New trial granted.
MarienthaI, Lehman x Go. plaintiffs in
error, U.s. II. J. Taylor and others defendants
in error. Judgment reversed, and case re-
manded for further proceedings.
George w. Thompson, respondent, Us.
McComb, Simpson a Co, appellants. judy
ment affirmed.
Moses Fish, respondent, u.s. Franklin
Steele, ct al. appellant. Judgment affirmed
The defendant Having filed affidavit OF mer-
its. and by consent OF the plaintiff judgment
may be opened, and defendant permitted to
answer over on payment OF costs OF both
courts within twenty days after notice Of
this order.
Albert Mullikiu, respondent, u.s. Lorenzo
ID. Smith, appellant. Judgment and order
upon which il was entered. reversed.
City Of ~. Paul, plaintiff in error Us.
Joseph Ladder, defendant In error. Judg-
mcnt Affirmed, Flandrau dissenting.
Fred. Forester. ri al. plaintiff in error p'.
Kirkpatrick 4 Rex, defendants 10 error.
Judgment reversed.
Calendar, Flint & Go. respondents Us.
Mason Il Craig, ct al. appellants. Judg-
mcnt reversed. Case remanied TO District
Court Of Ramsey County for assessment Of
damages, at the rate Of three per cent. per
month on the principal sum In the note de-
clarcd upon, from the date OF the note until
judgment. No interest upon interest TO b
aiioTed.
Charles r. Bailly. plaintiff in error u,
Emory A. Weller, defendant in error
Judgment reversed. Case remanded to Div
trct Court Of Ramsey County, for reassess
ment Of damages at three per cent. per
month on the principal sum IN said note de
clarcd upon, from the date Of said note up
TO the date OF the payment realized from The
mortgage sale Then deduct the amount Of
said payment from the principal and inter
cat then due, and compute interest on the
balance duo after such deduction at the rata
Of three per cent per month from the time
Of payment until judgment.
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NEw PArER IN MIsSEAPoLIs Mr.. Bur
dy, formerly editor and publisher Of a news.
paper at Belle Air, Ohio, is now here pros
pecting with view to the establ lshment OF
weekly newspaper, which he proposes to
call the M,nneapoiu PLAN Dealer. If SUI
fcient encouragement be received, he will
commence the publication OF bis Journal as
soon a. his materials, which are now at the
foot Of tho Lake. come to hand. The paper
will advocate Democratic principles.
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We learn unofIioially that our fellow
citizen, DR.. Alfred +. Amss, has received
the appointment for Minnesota Of Commis-
sioner for the United States, in connection
with the Court OF Claims at Washington
City. The appoiutee in this case is worthy
and well qualified.
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OF the A ldermen elected. three are II
publicaus, and one Democrat.