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errl.E o. rss RoeSLaSp NiSiSG toNfANr
W ~ ev.uw',hst SEw-roEk, Apr p
NOTICE.-Thc Annual Meeting oi tocanoiu uas
~ Of n. gs-k.DS Mn. smp.ny vi - oet = tas on-
ep WEDNESDAY he l3A inst II II oehst ~ 80
tA- Ar usa Report e tie Bouc q Directors ~ n -
ar e,,T, l..a ,or t.e snsuirs s os.f ,, me REQ
~, -, '"'' sAM'L J. u. BARRY. seereta-J
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A OCIlON SALE OF hlCH hOSENOoDs
~ OAK, nAHOGANY and wALNCf CABINET fURSl-
y0RE - !" PORTER, aucaoneer rih sell on r'ESpAf,
~ l2b ~ lpF ~ 10. ococt At the rnure Sto,e Of q
BERT RUtZE No e Stu the entire 81 Fsa Csbtt Il fr-
niUe contained Ia the above eoI' q OAR and WA
Dining and Han FURNITURE among hsm sons very
sborse Soebobcs and lxtAn'on Tables, R0se~ooc fHci
Safe, IN br cs and muslin, Rosewood AID oaer sur.as,
Bedstesds Center Tables Loungss 10 all o. which VII
b sod without reservation. the Owner IL Tenqnaong the
business and leaves the city tie 1T Of Nay Tee Whole can
be ,Isni in any DAY pTevioul % NE sac.
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Al. BLE.cEss. AucaoneeI.

ALDEN's DOUBLE EXTRA LARD OIL,
~ very nearly squ. 70 Sperm toI barnirt and W
sls ky BEN. d. RQUSDEf Sols Aseai. No lIs sE0seG
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jusrYanrt Gcmpnries.

ErNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CT EkN-1O6h,
no 10 WALLET.
sAyrrIL s20s COO. cHAaTgALD L~2<
This y&1y continues " tsurc tShfnsi LOSS Ok VIZ
kGy I'll BJRt he favorable t.gua
JACOB BROUWEL fp~s<sA
LIVINGSTON sAr7ysLEE Secretary.
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T'HE SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF
Il EEW-YORK -4AHNIHG FREEMAN sx.ins, ROBERT
PORTER, J. v. kAHON (whose Err Is unt bosly aad
MARTIN l. sHELDO1-Summo0s for money dsm.nd ON
.oBrr.ct-tCouL o.: ser TO the Defen 1Ant ROsERr
PORTER You hereby I'd and required
tue complaint In mis- scaon, which VII BE- filed n os. Of
The CTt Of he City AID County Of aevYo 81 the City Han
i The City Of FevYort a1d copy Of your sns~ef "
ne s-d Complaint 90 tie .abscnber g. hs oc., nanesr 2
ErosdSay IN szd city within twenty ser sevies Of
this sunors exclusive Of the Of such service and
Jou m 70 answer the said eoupain. within the dine afor.ss
ne vii take judgment against for the Of es
hundred dollars with interest from ne isth DAY Of February
ons thousand h: hundred AID eAyns besAs the costs "
this seros and u prots..-Dcsd Ne York Mach lts
c. BAIRBRIDoE SMITH. PlAinte Attorney.
ksTcb 1859 c. BAINBRIDGL SMITH,
uahxs Iaw1xNs PA.arf's A10rnsy.
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IOHN NROE 81 CO.,
u kHERICAN BASKLn
Nc.gAUE DE- LA PAX. PAAs
Ara No 9 WALL STREET., NE1-YOkk -.
UukHp LrTYIRs OF CREDIT ,or MERCANTILE ruk-
POSTS Aho CIRCULAR LEfrkB " eAAOin ~S
be principAl f0wps AID Cites OF r.v
ykASCT BELGIUM, fhLi,
e1gs1 sEJ>IIH fpaIN GERMASr,
IRELAND, POkrt8AL hSss,
HOLLAND, sWITZLkLANp, s"lph"'
ifEEHs, ooSsrAkrlNofLE- ALEAANyMA'
sAUo, BEYRoUf, JLkusAAAs-
kc, kc
sILIS on fksIs .na sssslrs B.u' 81 shon @"sV
S<tt Ger n 10 TJj.-
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VI VIE SBINtTlsEh buiOu-o1uoio'
-youuF Ladies expecting in the AuEmu n ente timer
rqoessd 70 especially the distinctive studies Of each
ssTksd IN the sob,ouo 10 Ilaltcs:
FoUsTs CLIssi0ebto Naval istoyy The English Lsu-
suass. Synonyms French. Latin, Vocal hasi;,
Competition. tbe bibls, etc
Tshp ClsS-Gs0nsyv Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Oe-
olosy, Bo,ADy, Lsosusses, Vocal Music etc.
TAOsoDhk, clemens OF Cn'icism,
Philosophy Of Rhetoric, Chemistry, History,
Aucien. Modern, % England Of the United
stlt4s, Languages, Vocal Music, etc.
sIsIoI CLIs-Horai PhiosoDhY Logic, EstuAi Theo
EyideLces Of Christianity, Buters nUory,
.Erghso Litsrture, Astronomy, Languages,
sic, etc.
youps Ladies with tstfsc,ory testimonials from the pastor
OF previous teacher both ay b. admitted 70 Cssl Tor
vsloh they thoroughly prepared ,.,, ,
II Special ARA sements made from This time to prepare
pupls for the wish 10 inn IN September.
GORHAM d. ABBOTT, Principal
V'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE-The 23d Term
Il eommsnce. MoNDAr Nay C,reulsv s!yins tal Pss -.
Futonst 0OODENOUGBs Boob store, No l22 Nassau 81.
HssYoIf or Of A. NEWMAN, A. NJ, Principal
VNHE VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Cor YOUNG
LADIES, boarding snd day. viii be REMOVED on the Is,
MAJ neIt % Nos West 33th Murray HILL Thee
Aoas.ip process Of completion expressly for toe scnoovn
~ warmed By Of bot vAer furnaces and contain large,
ry ossbenc For plan Of education,
Ao apply prospectus. REV. D. Z. VAN NORMAN, An,
rrDapal No 70 East 18th 81
OOa Sn1ASHLAND INST. and MUSICL
Dsb@ sVt( ACADEnY, CAtskin Mountains. Both
PER QUARTER sexes. Summer Term commences May
Fer circulars sdsrsss the Rev HENRY J. FOX A ~,
Aahsnd Greene County. Y Appointments for interviews
..sJ be sdere's-d, Pro-. MURPHY, Dey IT House.
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METROPOLITAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. los 81 OADTAf,
coIIBl ,TItsr, sEs-foh

Yha Company, having os.h esprs sIe>e<ed ~ eees
city ooDpsne' eouti. " insure a, n 81
SOM. Propsy B-&cpr, ships por- and Their Cares On
srns ~itA ne sssLyty Of ~ hssress
suS he insured
nuscToIs:
JAHCs LORISIR GRAHAM Preedsol
IOsrpBB VAfsrp WARREN DsLANO IT,,
LEONARD APPLEBY, HEERY v BCfLLE
TPFUE II WsLCOrY JOSEPH 3 vlRSUh n,
WILLIAM ssROSG, JAS LOR MEX 0AAhzAH IT,
HOTTs FAYLOR POWYsR hcTLVAlNE-
LANES q sHELDOS GILBERT L. BHsCKHAN
nIEITI pIRIsH JOHN C. HENDERSON,
GTTsTAVJJe A CONOVEl LORRlIN FREEMAN
MARTIN BATES H. EDWARD hACOHBEk
DITDLEY p VULITR WATSON L. CASE
CHIRIYs L. yOsE CHARLES y. APPLkBY,
SAMUEL D. BRADPOkp, y.
EDWARD A svASsBURY, seorsAJ.
RosgrT c 1Ir.IoHE, ABst Secretary.
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M on BOND AND hoRrsA 6L.
~"' 6EIklsIA FIRE ms. CO.,
No BesIxAs-ra
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Balfs a. 1nrnrn.

A SSIGNEES' SkLE Of MACHINERY and
~ STOCK o. CEAIa FAcrORY ~ POUGHKEtPsiE
~ YThe hu'ttses 81 ibs late firm ~ cal 81 esrEs
CO viii sep a. pabbS s-tion ~ Pouthtssrsis, on WEONLs
DAY the 9TH dsy 81 AEl 1854 a. " ocpct al he Va.
obinsry Ensn ara soer TCos and other FiXtu4s can
peed sit NJ usnusetaIDs o. Cbs ooot,iDel the tnres
Iy hrcs esdrf p shtsepsis, lately occupied as Char
BscoIy BY l. A Cbi'b Co 20 ali toe stoet Of Chsrs
materials ops ed 10 SAD iscrJ and ne I'D so>nt JJd snc
d. T~ above ss-sb,tnsUt situated bsG TIE steam
boat Landing Rrose Depot and o-rs uIu'nsl f,ies
FOR the transportation Of esbt 70 and from The fstoJ Crs
logss vt b. fulisheo ~ toe tine and place q as RICH
iBD TWEED IL C. CREHORE, AHgneea -Poasaf-sPse,
MGrch TO- 1853
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}inGnal

aLtsAT 81 Elcor,Y Aaet.steer
RY ALBERT II. NlCOLA1, once No No. :
- 2s;qa So. p,, a5' -. rs
M ,'s5's,e Day q -, ~ a.J ,. Hl.S.ss
s.ot - soss. "a; .sd .sd a F!.:
Briss Bsard o. srrn..ion In-rr,, so~ed deposit,
-. ;stsd ,.liy 81 ss. w. . 49,.
SALE THIS DAY ct u; o'eoer So. CAIALoOVL-
q i,r,e hst Of s-euIitie, 81 ee ootLee.
By sn.ov Dturs AOssOHe.r
ON WEDNk SDAY the 2C:h day Of April, ct IA
" s',ioer, A.. herch. " kIehsDt.; III. p-h-.o.
90 soss asoer Of Io,s.
jan 81 .na Jui, !. n y. City q N.@ fo't
The are 70 slId II q hon no 20 III oooo' 0
Perm. q -s tO~,: 10 PER ~: :. be E.s o. h. day Of
% Ho~-II day 5; the once q the Aaeeon~I
NI7aoT0I77.1 sNI, 80; lc ss9'P F.ss
ssS Yo,E- Apr > laS
ATan ELECTION for DIRECTORS of the
n METROrOLIrAs BANK. he'd sA lni-, TIE GLOWING
'' jSss sa E. %iIa .sS;'' solos, Hu.rgeEys
H.s fSs ' rIGfFR ssSs? | fHSSS s{ssi,
HORACE cLisLIa, .As9SL RID
,d Ext, Ethos t tEsrsIi seSEDs
THOMAS sAg eF5seE A lf RoSsI Il sAllLf'
so 20 e. coskRY p. J6sEps ssrfEIT
WILMA s.q x.i 'atcs.d P-s.d.a .as HENRY
JAQUEs ,.p., Vice PIe,deut- eco sEsEY, C..het.
CH.rH.s sHs, New-icrI ApIh7 lSo9;;
~ and after MONDAY next, llth INST, me
" BUSINESS Of thG B.ut will b. rlossoted a. taeir B'E
Ioestou No. 10? Brosdssy correr Of Jona-t . 49,
o. II sCHREINER, Cashier.
NOTlCE.-The Interest Coupons Of the Eight
IN Per Cen: Second horsAze Bop6s Of TIE Ia ChOssE
AND MILWAUKEE RAILkOAD COMPANY, aus On ne
s dsy Of March 1854 he Bank Of the RsPuof VIII De
paid the o. April neIt Presentation 81 he ocssn
CHAMBERLAIN. hoTtx>see,
"a nosses.ion Of La Cros.. aud Ailssakee Railroad
kIRCHIkIs lssVRAkCE CoNfhS
Corner Of Fulton snd Greer vrh'ss
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of TweBty-0ne
Dir@ctorp Will be held he office Of De COMPANY On
TUESDAY, Apnl y, 1889
The Pss VII be open from Y 70 l p IN. .,.,,.a.
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Cntlerp, &arhpart, &t.

VNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
i AHfIMoHIY, LEAD sPELTER SOLDER
THOMAS PIG IRON-Soit, free, strong, and
Il warranted subs'i.uts for Scotch Ps
q AMEs & SONS siioVELS and SPADhS'
tJOJNT HOPE CUT NAILS-Very superior
M quality Agents foi Mount Hope Iron Co.
JOHN w. QUINCY Co. No % "ihan-r-
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GEORGE p. BISSELL Il Co.,
~ BANKERS I'D DEALER5tn COnhEkciAL fAfAA
EARfFOkD Conn
Connecticut, psp-x waited also Esw fort sad Boston 40
e.p,sc-s Of Dr,Ks drawn By Connecticut gscsares
OCEAN BANK ELECTION. The Annual
" Election tor thirteen Directors Of thb BaIs and % hree
Inspec Of the next succeeding election, vii D. hef u the
sAnkny Hous@ IL EsDAY the I'm tay pr HeT- TIE
ppl vii .. open from u O'Clock 20 oe.ocE m The
Srznfer Bks vii Re cos-d hon ne "a ~ ne la insAA
inclusive. By osaeE q nc Board $1,000. a.,
OrTIcr ~ rHr GsElr wtsrTEr RAitsoIo cos,.srl
or $50. New York harcn =. lass
THIS Company, being organized under It's Char
prepared . issse SOCK al parties nHtet % !;
oozro.se ssopsed ne meeting Of
CREDITOR tonehoAeI he'd Sept 49, 1857 ei.z. snd
Coupons Seoek % su-d sholA s- Presented
ssoSe he olos No a Wttas, o. before ne ls Of
hsy -
TIE Corvs,y VII also redeem maturity q the sans riss,
the Interest Coupons ase Apnl AID Aug iSe sP'a 81
B0rds Of ,Ae former Greet Western Rarosd CompG ne
Cospors which SAL h.v, beea s1rrndeed .ad f
aooep.e xrefr n looo-d.Ice vt he conPrcaIe sna hs
81 iLeerporsiion Of Lis Ccupa7y -r,
}. N A. GRIsWOLD, WI WIFE
IIloY WILEY JAS. DUNLAP,
JAS l. LAME, Corp0n.on
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DIANOS and MELODEONS 10 RENT at 10
II rieL Rent allowed On purchase -,
An KaNoUSE, No 49, BTosd~y.
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Horrible News from Pike Pas
Emigrants.
ST. LOUIS, May "a.

ST. LOUIS, May "a.
The regular correspondent of the Demo.
crst, writing from Denver City on the 9th
inst, recounts the most deplorable condition
Of things on the plains. Emigrants are
dying of starvation, and others subsisting
on prickly pears and wild onions found along
the road.
The stage agent reports picking up man
named Blue, reduced to skeleton from
starvation. He started with two brothers,
when one died, and the remaining two ate
his body. Another died, and be 10 turn was
nearly devoured by the surviving brother.
A man reached the mines in a starving
condition, and expresses the opinion that his
party numbering 9, had all persisted.
Many graves are reported along the route,
and much property has been destroyed and
abandoned on the road.
The writer of the letter says that the
departures from the mines are about equal
to the arrivals.
About five hundred returned emigrants
reached st. Joseph on Saturday, all Of whom
confirm the previous accounts OF suffering
on the plains.
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So. Louis Markets.
DEMOCRATS BEPoRT.l

DEMOCRATS REPoKT.
May "a.
FNAScE.-Esstern Exchange scarce at !
premium for bankable funds; New Orleans
sight premium, and currency easy at llOlA
per cent. discount.
PRoDCcE.-The amount o! business transacted
in Produce to-day was not large. and in fact in
some Of the leading articles nothing was done.
Tobacco was less depressed than yesterday,
with no Improvement in prices. Hemp was
dull end declined about 81 per ton. Lead was
without sale. Flour sold better in small way,
and round lots, we understand, were higher.
An offer Of 81 Is was made for 1000 barrels to
miller, who might have accepted the offer,
perhaps, II he had had lot Of that size on
hand. We also heard that another miller re-
fused 81 Is for city superine. These facts
however, give but limited and perhaps incor.
rect idea of the state Of the market. It is only
by actual transactions that correct estimates
can be formed. Sales OF city superfne were
made in lots Of 100 and 200 barrels each ct &c..
2jot6 so per Dbl, and Of the same in bags, In
lots OF 100 ~ 800 bags each, at 50 10 to 81 Is.
Wheat was quite unsettled to-day. Some
thought the market was lower, and others
thought 1t higher. Aside from Q few choice
lots which sold yesterday at figures above
to'dsy's quotations, We think that prices were
shade better, and there was certainly more
frmness on the part Of holders, while the mil.
ler's stood back, making the market drag quite
heavily. Corn and Oats were steady and firmer.
Business in provisions consisted Of . sale Of 324
bbls. Ness Pork on the Lsves at SIG SO, and a
few sales OF Bacon. Sugar sold to the extent
OF over 800 hhds. at from 81 to 6ic for good
common to fair. The tendency seems to be in
favor Of buyers. Whisky was firm. but mac.
tive, with few sales at 27to. Nothing was
done in lard and cut meats. Hay is very dull
and declining. Coffee and Molasses are IN.
changed. New Orleans Freights continue
scarcs-Flour ljc; Pork zoe per Dbl; Pound
freight, Toe per 100 lbs; Corn. loo per sack.
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mously voted with many expressions OF con-
fdence. All the speakers were snti-Napo-
leonic, and in favor Of German nationality.
Official bulletins published Friday 18th,
says that sixty Austrians on their way TO
Plazenza, have occupied Rsvergaro, on the
River Trebbis.
The Times city article Of to-day enters
into the question OF the effect that would be
produced as regards the carrying trade by a
war against England. II shows that this
trade would in a great degree pass TO the
United States, but happily for both coun-
tries, the general commerce Of Great Britain
would remain unchanged.
A Paris writer to the same paper says
the French will most probably make. the
attack, and the onward movement is antici-
pated for Saturday or Monday at the latest.
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absolute need Of this bridge being free
bridge, concurring with the fact that the
city already virtually owns more than two
thirds oil the stock IN II, seems TO Us equiv
aent To q positive assurance that 1t will be
free. The old toll bridges Of the Eastern
states are being everywhere emancipated
from the thraldom Of this sntiquated tax
Tor the benefit Of private corporations. The
counties, towns or cities benefited by them
buy out the old proprietorS and Get the
highway free 10 all who choose. This Is the
true principle, and we know that st. Paul
will follow the public example OF her elder
sisters. II will be O far better investment
even for tho stockholders who are largely
interested in the property OF the city, than
oil the dividends they can make from tax
levied on the travel and trade Of the city.
With the assurance then that the 81. Paul
bridge ia to be free bridge, It's completion
should be cOmmcn Grated ~ the finest ex.
plot in our career. n il is to be Q tree
bridge. the day Of It's final completion should
be celebrated in q manner appropriate TO
tho striking importance Of the event. And
II ia to be hoped that the City Council will
concur with the stockholders, In taking
early measures for that purpose.
mi is To remain toll bridge, we doubt
II the the citizens of st. Paul will feel JUST.
fed in any extraordinary enthus iasm upon
the subject
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TnE Sr. Paw BmpGg tELsBRArI0S --
In lew days the 81. Paul Bridge will be
completed, aud the opposite shores OF the
Mississippi which have been clelt asuuder
since the first OF the ages which vcnc,rcd the
world with sod TOR human homes aud
graves will b. reunited. The uuiqucncSs
OF the event Is somewhat diminished by the
fact, that the navigablc waters of the Mis-
sissippi have been already SPANIEL by the
Rock Island Bridge. which was built sevc-
raj years ago, Besides that. two bridges
cross the Mississippi at ~. Anthony Falls
and one at Little Falls, but they are over
unnavigablc portions OF the stream
The 81, Paul Brldgc aud the Rock Island
Bridge stand alone over the commercial
channel OF the Mississippi II the latter was
worthy oi the magnificent celebration which
united the east aud the west Ia the wedding
feas, OF the opposite slopes OF the Mississippi
valley, surely the event will bear rcpcti.
ton, IL With some loss Of novelty aud origi-
nallty, certainly with no loss OF commercial
significance. To Us OF 81. Paul and the
opposite counties. al least, /, Is the most
important, enterprise OF local character
which has transpirod IN our history. III
afford. highway into ST. Paul for the trade
which now srks towns Of inferior rank
When i, is made free Bridge. rs We hope
aud trus, i, will be 10 . shor, time, !, will
virtually obh;erate the Mssissippi!a as bar
rier TO our commercial intercourse with the
west side Of the river, Its continuance ~
a stock concern although in some measure
doubtless, public benefit will b. i'm
mensely detrimental to the interests OF the
city. A toll, especially the rates Of toll rs
sesed upon western bridges, 10 large
extent neu,ralizes the bcueti, Of the bridge,
Il IL . palpablc barrier 10 communication.
To q certain extent i, shuts up the Bridge
as commercial thotoaghiarc. |, would
b. harder for the Dakota county farmer 10
drive his oxen or horses over toll
than over q dozen bogs aud winiiAlls The
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Review of the ST. Paul Markets.

P,) hr,d sTPrss.y for h Paper, micorreted daily by
B,'"p,o"f and 6orioa, Grocsrs and ,oDsmtssoa Ner.
thahfA. MAD street.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 81, 1859.
Business continues dull and 10 decided i'm q.
provement CAP be expected until some change
for the better is brought about in our currency
The notes of Minnesota country banks are freely
offered by purchasers of goods, but as such
notes are issued At inaccessible points, and,
with one or two exceptions. are not convert.
bic into coin or exchange in st. Paul except at
ruinous rates Of discount, Merchants are very
10th to part with their goods for funds which
cannot be used, and thus trade is temporarily
seriously affected. Corn is firm and advancing
Flour is not 50 firmly held as a few days since.
Receipts Of produce are quite limited. Groce.
ries and prov isions steady. but inactive.
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Local Affairs.

ScFRssk SoVh' Dh'i''"''' "'
ing are the decisions Of the supreme 'o"''
of the State in the cases enumerated:
y..,,. -, p,,.o,s Order denylna new
trial affirmed.
&C.. 81 a., s,m,e, Of al: Jadgmsn, Of
A.. n,.,,;., CAN'T ss,rmed.
o,a., ,.ouir,,g iudoment
49,, 80 d.m,,,., IN c.mplaint. re-.
49,, .. 49,. ,.,o.,dea far further proceed.
n.,.i. VII, NJ s,,or dl.mI.ssd.
C.,.saL -. u.o,o. ordsr di..olvinu In.
.', ,,..,.-Iu, .o,,n,.,,, .n,,msd
c,...v. J,d.msot revsrxed and
-. ..,.v.,,o,
$50, ,..,,,, ,.d
49, ,,,,.,, ,..u., .w,.,
o'""'.' ,,,',,. rl..,,.- !. 60.
.
- ,... .m... sn,,
,,',. 49,, ,''..., .m,n.a
,."','' -, ,i.,.l...a
III, .,o,.
nonf.n,i ~. tho state Of Minnesota ; New
,.t.i o.n,.a
R.,rls M, tyllm.n Report Of Referee set
100, ,,,., x,.,,.a
u...,,h.I t.hma, 4 Co. va. Taylor II al
,,,,.,,,, ,.v.,.sa ana o,., rsmaodsl 10, IN, =.
,.,,o,.
w,romh sim,.on 4 Co. VA. Thomp,on !;
,u,.man, ,,,rmna
60. :, a, 90 pi.h Jnd,nsn. affirmed. Bv
o,a..n, a, n,r,is, Iodomen, NAV he o,eo.d
80, ,.,,.,.n, ,.,,r,,,.a IN .,sv,r an nav.
man, Of cost, Of both courts within twenty days
ane, notice Of ,bia order.
cam, %. Smith. INDIGNANT affirmed.
s,samboa, nevellls VA. Laodrs,h; Judgment
,...,..a
49, . ra,,,. u..a. Il.
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Pr) dr,d expressly FOR h Pap,y 1ni corr.fsd daily BY
B,n"1.oai and Sorioa, Grocers and ,oBsmts'oa ker.
,Babfa IL,,I ,fr,sf
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license, TO be procured from the City Clerk,
reported an ordinance carrying into effect
the suggestions contained in the resolution.
The ordinance, after some little discussion,
was passed.
And then the Soons adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

TuE Democratic State Convention a,
Baton Rougc Louisiana la. after long
contest, nominated TaoSo NooEs. q I'll.
psLl man, for Govrruor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

NEw ORLEANS, May 26-The steamer
18th and Mexico TO the 10th, Is below.
A movement WAS initiated in the Capital
in favor 81 santa Annas return 10 power.
Gen. Wall. with 1000 men, was march
ing upon Tampico.
A conductA II several million dollars Was
10 leavc Mexico on the s,h ior Vera Cruz
The English rsidents had demonstrated
against ,h, eoniuc, Of their NJ mister otway
IN the rseuhaya affair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

Nss loKK. Nay %
Henry Tro~brijge . well known mrr-
chan, di"i today.
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Tux CuaRgScY WAR.--A paper was 10
circulation last week among our merchants
for their signatures, the object OF which was
to unite them, or the most infueRtial OF
them 10 refusing the currency Of the Mime.
sofa banks, based upon State Bonds, Issued
to the Railroad Companies. Exactly to
the extent 10 which our merchants are
owned by the brokers who receive their de-
posits and accommodate them TO exchange
and help them over their tight places, the
paper was signel-with the addition per
haps Of few names Of parties who have .
real distrust Of tho excepted currency, and
ola few more who always follow the hounds
wherever they may lead. Generally, the
measure was taken obviously ut the dicts.
ton Of tho brokers who fatten en- the iinan.
cial embarrassments Of tho community. 1t
Ia war Of the private bankers against tho
organized banks. How far II will be sue
cessiuI, time will show. Unless that same
knot solving time" should develope some
better reason for the movement than any
which IL apparent yet. We must withhold
any very emphatic appreciation Of it, con
sidercd ~ polite, Or just, or wise.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

NIxsS,, FRIDAY evening Buol
quilted othoc q, II clock this A ",
1sRs.SN .BsRlIs, Nay Ia Ia to-day =
sitting OF the CpI-r lloa-r, the money sup
plies demanded nv Govcrnmen, Serc anAni,