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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
wha, b the Republican P.rsyi

The Times is in search Of more light
light political, Of course. II desires to know
What ia the Republican party" Who
can telli
In Maine, II is . Maine law ultra aboli.
ton party; but IN Minnesota free whisky,
anti. Maine Inv party, In Massachusetts,,
il disfranchisss all foreigners, even aitsr they
have bssoms citizens Of the United States,
but at the same time permits an ignorant
and degraded negro to enjoy the rights DE-
MED the educated European. In the same
State, Republicanism openly repudistss the
laws Of the United States, and seeks by leg.
islative enactment to nulliiy Constitutional
provisions. II Gen. WARRINGTON should
travel through NJ assachusetts, in 1889. a. DO
did during his Presidential term, with o
negro servant, he would render himself anne
nable to the criminal laws Of the State, and
expiate his offence BY FIVE YEAR, incarce-
ration in the peniten,iary. In Connecticut
and Rhode Island, Republicanism and X now
Nothinsism. are Synonymous tsrms-ths
dark lantern olgarcby' and the "nigger
worshippers" enthusiastically uniting iu the
support of the sane ticket aud the same
measures, In New York, Know Netting
ism is repudiatcd, and Sewardism embraced.
There a division Of the common school
fund, between different religious bodies, was
at one time the pct measure Of SEwARp. 10
Pennsylvania it is q high tariff party. under
the lead Of CAMERON; but in Illinois and
Ohio, wsSrwoRru and CaAsx proclaim free
trade as the true faith. 10 Missouri il Is
an emancipation party 'but its leader BLArR
Is STAKEHOLDER. In Wisconsin, as in Massa
chusetts, publication Of the fugitive slave
law is one of the great principles Of the Re
publicans bu, the former Stale rejects the
proscriptive Know Nothngism OF the latter.
In our own State-in Minnesota il ia 10.
deed hard 10 answer What is the Repub-
lean par,yi' One wing says il is repudi-
alton party, which the other denies. A
particular clique avors Maine law, but
this is rejected by others. Massachusetts,
treason and notification finds favor in some
SECTIONS, bu, by other members Of the party
1t is riec;ed.
In the action Of the party in Congrss, We
behold the same incOngruitics- RsPadia,ing
tn priucipic u the Kansas Nebraska bill.
in their platforms AMI sFeoshes, ye, every
Republican member of C0nsrss voted tor
he very yssencs OF that measure. ~ thu pas
sagc OF the Moutgomery. Cri,tsndeu bill
Which proclaimed the right OF The peorle Of
the Territories Ia establish or prohihi, ia.
very, as they ds,med proper. Claiming TO -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

the exclusive friends Of the admission Of
free States, the Republicans Of Congress
voted TO reject Oregon, q free State, with
10000 population, and to admit Kansas
with 10000.
IL is useless to follow the footprints Of
this Republican party. Through division
in the Democratic ranks, and the treachery
Of socalled Democratic Administration,
il has acquired temporary importance /;
but as soon as the Democracy are relieved
from the incubus which now weighs them
down in the North, the opposition will dis
solve into their original elements, and their
career Of Encouragement and treason will
be at an end.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
Good Nsws 60 settlers Ia the Casssridss
Land District.

Through the persevsrlpg efforts OF Senat or
RIcE, the agricultural lands advertised TOR
sale iu the Cambridge land district have
been withdrawn from market. This iu-
formation is communicated In the following
letter nom the Senator To Col. JouS 5
rRiScE Of this city:
WASHINGTON, n. e., 9th April. 1859
psAR SR :--ln answer TO your eommuniea.
Iioa, have TO cay that the President has post.
ponsd the sale OF the ssrteuft lands in the
Cambridge district
Next fall, the lands hrst surveyed, together
with the reserved sections upon railroad lines,
and the remaining surveyed pine lands will be
brought into market. This ifear Is inevitable:
bu, as six months notice will probably be
given, hope those interested will be prepared
10 pay tor their claims There seems to be a
wrong impression in regard 10 the power Of the
President upon this ssbiest II is his duty nader
the Law 10 advertise the public lands Tor sale
~ fast as the surveys shall be made, . dV,y
which, with an empty treasury, be csano, Do
regard.
As,o mail service You wras ior. al eaa
ay Is, that the last Coagrcss .,t'sl ,Ac qae.
ten Ia regard 10 Increased facilities Noae
can bs extended, in fact the ssyee vii be
lesscned threggho the cogluy
IsTy uu,y yours, m. RlCE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21
Democratic Sentiment In Tennessee

TIE Democracy OF Tennessee, at their
recent State Convention, repudiated in ex.
plicit terms, the obnoxious doctrine of JEFF
DAVIS aud Senator BRowS, that Congress
should interfere for the protection of sla.
very in the Territories. The party in that
State stands upon the platform Of DorGLAs
and the Northern Democracy. At their
State Convention held at Nashville, on the
18th Of March, the following resolution was
adopted
Rssoived, Tha. we are satisfied with the views
announced by the Supreme Court Of the United
States in the celebrated case OF "Drsd Scott"
on the rights OF the Shareholders and the status
OF slavery in the Territories, AMI are willing to
abide by the principles announced in tina, de.
cision. Slavery and the rights Of Shareholders
are protected by the Constitution OF the United
States, and by an appeal TO the action of the
Judicial tribunals of the Union, until the forms.
ton Of Constitution by the people OF terri.
tory, and then the State must decide for itself
on that - we'll a. on other legitimate subjects
Of government
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

HEAVY NATIONAL DEBr-Twelve years
ago the annual expenditures Of Austria were
not quite S74,OO000O. They are now
equivalent to sl7O,OoOOOo. Each inter-
vening year the deficit has been counted by
millions. The fact is shown in comparative
amounts Of public debt, which in ls47 was
less than S46O, 100000, and is now equiva.
lent to 81 ,l4O,0OO,00O. The interest Of this
debt, payable yearly is no less than fii.y.two
millions. The statement, gathered from off,
cial representations, may relieve any linger.
ing surprise at the late failure to borrow in
England the uncomfortable sum of thirty
millions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

REVOLT IN CUBA.-The New York Sun,
the organ Of the Cuban fillibusters Of the
North, in its issue Of the l3th--last Wed.
nesday-raises the free flag Of Cuba, under
the firm belief that that island is now in
the midst Of general revolt, il not already
in the hands of the patriots. The Sun says
band of Cuban patriots sailed from New
York the latter part Of March, with arms
and ammunition, Most Of them were young
men, sons Of the leading men Of the island,
and all determined to free their native soil
10 the attempt. The landing was to be the
signal for the revolt to the patriots on the
island. The frst day Of April was the day
fixed upon. Rather suspicious day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvExrIoN.-Th
friends Of Gov. PACKER and opponents Of the
National Administration within the Demo-
cratic party, held State Convention at
Harrisburg, on the 18th. The attendance
was very large. ALEXANDER MKrSsEY
was elected President, assisted by q large
number OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Speeches were made by JOHN HICKMAN and
WV. +. LEHMAN. Col. FoRSKY, of the
Pren, was chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

Orr OF THEIR PROVINCIAL Mrs. HAIR.
rUSG is under sentence of death at Albany,
New York, for the murder Of her husband.
Much sympathy having been excited for her,
petition was presented to Governor NOR
GAN for Communication Of sentence. This
he refuses, and sets forth some very cogent
reasons therefor. Thereupon some member
OF the Legislature has introduced a bill for q
Communication of sentence to ten years in the
penitsntiary. This is the height OF impu.
dence or ignorance, it is Difficult. to tell
which.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

Decision Of the Governor, In the Case OF
the Register OF Deeds, Of Ramsey
Couaty.
The Counsel for EDWARD KEENAN,, Reg.
lister Of Deeds Of the County, received from
the Governor last week, the following mott.
fsation:
STATE OF MINNESOTA, Executive ONCE,
SAINT PAUL, April 18th, 1859.
hEssRs. WM. HoLLINsHEAD, AND SMITH h GIL.
MAN, Council for Ed,card Htsnan.
GKsrLNAH IL deem II proper to inform you,
that there has been entered upon the Execu.
tive journal this day the decision Of the Cover.
nor, in the case be fore him, ofthe Board Of Su.
pervisors ~. EDWARD HKENAS, Of which the
following IL the conclusion:
~ have therefore decided to suspend all &C.
ton In the case Of the Board Of Supervisors rs.
EDWARD HEEsAS, until the proper tribunals
have decided the question Of the legality Of the
action Of the Board, in declaring vacant the
Office Of Register Of Deeds Of Ramsey County
on the sth day Of February last"
Very respectfully
Your obi servant,
HENRY II. SlBLEY.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

TRIALS or EMANCIPATION IN THE WEST
IsDIEs-A dispatch from New York. dated
the 5th, says that advices from Jamaica.
represent the recent outbreak at Westmore.
land, to be the commencement OF a fierce
war OF color and race in the Island.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

A LEssos.-We are glad that the Ober-
lin Ohio Abohiionists are TO be taught e
lessou 0nc Of them named BrsHSuL has
JUS, been found guilty, in the UEi,ed States
Court at Cleveland. Ohio, Of aiding in the
rescue OF fugitive slave Sentence has
not been prooouncei A uunbcr OF other
Republicans charged with a ike of,nce
Nmaln tO b. ul.,i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

lS New York, a few days ago, a man
named FIX, from Indiana, transferred The
title q 600 acres Of land 10 al individual
named HASRis, receiving therefore one hua,
tred chains, represented BY II to be pure
gold and worth $50 each. The chains
prove 90 be comparatively worthless. ard
Fox had HASA. arrested
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

LAND OFFICE RENOyAL.--We learn by q
government advertisement, in Tennessee
paper, that the Office for the sale Of public
lands at Buchanan, in the State of Minneso-
ia, will be removed to Portland, at the head
OF the Bay OF Superior, in said State, q, as
early PERIOD as prGd'edJ!e.'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

A GEN.-We are sure that we show a
kindness to our readers by directing their
attention to the ingenious, humorous, and
delieately satirical poem, " Exchanging A.
lection" which closes the contribution on
our first page on e The Changeable Nature
OF Fallen Man" We have never published
a choicer specimen Of humorous poetry.
Clara GsAuAx' will please acknowledge
the profoandest tip OF our newes, ehapeau.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

PARAGCAT,-Advices from Rosario OF
February 18th, say letters have been re-
ceIved there announcing the signing Of the
Paraguay treaty. On the 9th OF the same
month, Com. SHrBsrcK had sent orders TO
detain al vessels below, until be arrived.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

SLAVE rnDXRs-ln the Feisral Court.
al savannah, ia, indictments have te-n
icODd by thu Grand Jury against C. A. l.
L,s,s, X VI AIKEN ] +. TvcKKS arl
others Ca klhiies tie Africans !s,rodacsd
by the y-,Sh W4E4cSr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

The SIcxLEs TRAGEpr-We direct at
ten,ion to a communication on the drst page
Of tAis paper, on the siekles tragedy.
from the pen OF a gentleman Of couceded le-
gal a,tainments. We have not seen ANY,
where a more able and iorcibe presentation
OF the views OF the nOn-.ympa,hi1srs with
sIcKLss thar that contained IN the article
we refer 10.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

OF the ice exports, about One-third goes
to New Orleans one-seventh to Cuba; one
tenth to Calcutta. The other ports of ship
ment are Galveston, Savannah, Charleston,
Mobile, AspinwaIl, Vera Cruz, Pensacola,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

IcK EXPORTS. Boston is the great ice ex.
porting city Of the country, and its trade is
rapidly growing. The following gives the
exports from that place for January, Feb
ruary, and March, during the past eight
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

Almost every country on the face Of the
globe contributed iu quota. In 1858 Eng.
land sent 1858 Ireland 26,s73; Scotland
1916; Wales BIG; France 3l55; Spain
1882, Portugal III; Switzerland l066,
Germany 42,29l China 5l26, and so to
the end Of the chapter. The occupations Of
the whole number, namely la 900 are thus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

A stream Of living human beings is con.
SANITY pouring on from the old world. We
have before US official details for the last four
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

It thus appears that in 1851 the number
was nearly double that Of 1858. The indi.
cations thus far are, that the general immi
grafton for 1859 will far surpass that Of
last year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

There were under I'VE years OF age, IT,.
1858; between five and ten, SIG; between
ten and fifteen, 1876; between fifteen and
twenty, 1882; between twenty and twenty
five, 29,538 and between twenty-five and
thirty, 1881. 1t will be seen that last
year there was q considerable falling off,
Amongst the causes we may specify in the
first place, the greatly improved condition
of Ireland, and in the second, temptations
held out by Australia, in competition with
the United States The immigration from
Germany for the last four years, was as fol-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-21

Decision Of the Governor, Ia the Case OF
the Register Of Deeds, OF Ramsey
Couaty.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

CURE FOR NEURALGiA.-As this Greaatu
disease is becoming far more prevalent than
formerly, and as the doctors have net dis
covered any method or medicine III at will
permanently cure it, we simply state that an
application Of horseradish, bruised, and APP
piled TO the wrist on the side Of the body
where the disease is seated, gives almost
instant relic: TO the patient. The remedy is
simple, cheap, and may be within the reach
of every one afflicted with neuralgia.
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attended with alarmiyg in6aeauat} on. To
some appearance Of this ksa3, speaser al
ludes, in the following tesatItul q nix.
AS when swarm of mosNlitoes 81 sveatida
Out of the fennes of Allan dee E9ss
Their murmering smal. 'far yesg seu.en
wide.
Whites in the air, their clustesips st7 yeiss
That as cloud doth seem to din o eslss
No man nor beast may rest OF i7Se saps N,
For their sharp wounds and noyVa III 5iAs
Till the fierce northern wind, VII bI eTlpe
blast,
Doth blow them quite away. ave 10 BE osass,
cast.
The mosquitoe ander,oes many amor.
pboses. If water be allowed for sss line
to stand still in a hogshead or barr sili
be found 10 contain innumerable a. ID.
sects known among us as "wiggls -
These are the larpe of the mosquita. q aiE
state they live on the contents Of tAa s,eY
and undergo several changes: Its last ae
tamorphosis into winged fly is alter aa
with cur ious circumstances which re g :
selves have observed by placing larp ir
which they were captured, and w.
them, as we did recently, for several y4 IL
When nature has prepared the insest Ii
change its element, it rises to the surface d
the water, then stretches out its body, ard
by some provision OF nature bursts its tor8y
| let after the fashion Of the locust. As soon Sc
the assure is sufficiently enlarged, the head
Of the mosquito appears imperfect shape. Y,
then elevates its body above the water ar d
worms itself out OF it9 canoe like shell. 1t thel
draws out its fore legs and places them apor
the surface Of the water, where it rests un-
| til its wings are dried; then it mounts into
TIE air and commences its career of bleed by
making sight draft upon the first blood
containing body it meets.
The proximity of the Dismal Sw amp, the
low fat nature Of the country, and the
presence of numerous cisterns, hogsheads' and
barrels of water, will account for the pres
ence Of these troublesome insects;nor will We
berid of them until the surrounding country
is drained and placed in a state of gener al
cultivation, and the csterns and hogsheads
which now supply US with water, give place
to the more modern main which conducts
this essential fluid through the streets of our
sister cities at the head of tide water.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

BLOODY AND PROBABLY FATAL RENcoUNTER.
"A rencountre between James Williams and
Frederick Collins, which took place about
N o'clock, yesterday evening, RESULTED in
the stabbing of Williams on so'n .rides in
sach manner that the edisal, aSss.sndants
are under the impression that he cannot re-
cover.
The ARRAY took place at the corner of
Wide Water st., and Woodside's Lane, and
it is said to be the offspring of an old.'grudge.
We have been unable to learn the immediate
cause Of this difficulty, but was informed
that Williams had been on frollic for day
or two, and was very drunk a; the time he
was cut. kThe knife used on the occasion was
"a dirk knife with blade OF ABOUT eight
inches in length, which was inserted inward
and upward on the !left side just below the
heart; the other wound is about four inches
in length, and is situated on the right side
Just above the hip. From both of these
wounds the inestines are protrading, and the
physicians say he cannot recover as the ines
tines have been severed. - rtlt
Collins has been arrested by officer Nelson
and committed to Jail.
p. S.-Willaims died at steven o'clock
this morning of the injuries received last
night. We suppose that the preliminary
examination of Collins will take place to-
morrow. III
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VERY e STABLE
q N HILL ET r e e Il.

IE4E Subscriber would most respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally
he is now prepared to meet the wants OF
N 81 HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN.
CES, always on hand, which he will let out at
10 lowest rates.
StabNng or Board furnished gentlemen's
.B JAS THAYER.
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SUPPOSED CASE DE BIGAMY.-John g..
Bowen, who was married few days ago in
PortsM outh, appears to have gotten himself
into trouble as will be seen by the following
from the Richmond Dispatch; true he has es-
caped.. but there is no dosbt but be will be
re-arrested. t.sg .--
We noticed in yesterdays Dispatch, the
arrest OF, John g. Bowen, charged with Big
amy. ard his discharge soon after by the
MAYOR, Bowen is said 10 have married his
first wife ten years ago, and becoming, tired
( of her repaired to portsmouth, wooed and
won another young lacy, was united TO her
on Tuesday last. in the holy pMds OF we'd
lock, and then brought her 70 this CITY,
On SATURDAY last, the Sncle ef the second
4 wife. on learning that Bowen was married
man before he saw his niece, teegraphed the
police of Richmond TO arrest nigl on. the
charge of pigamy, promising 10 come up ana
sustain the charge by the tirst conveyance.
Capt. Wilkinson, of the Night Watch, ar
rested Bowen and locked hin ~ in the first
station-house, where he renamed until IL
o'clock last 4nday, when the Mayor dis
charged him ! ON custody, on the represen-
tation of cert n parties that the accused was
a prosecuted IL an.
Some two OF three hours after mis-, gen
man arrived from Portsmouth 70 make good
the charge; but 10 his advertisement, learned
that Bowen had been set at liberty. The
Mayer very promptly issued warrant for
Bowen sre-arrest, and the pofce were sent
in every direction to capture him; but
through ala of friends, he haa made his es-
cape, and up to yesterday morning was at
large. Of course the police wal do all they
can to re-capture him, and LAY possibly
succeed, though that is very doubtful We
shall see. 4 .,-tN9st &4
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

ANOTHER TEIAl.-Wm. Reid, charged
with beng an accomplish Of Grant, who was
a short time since sent to to the penitentiary
for arson, will have another trial to-norrow,
before the Norfolk Co Court. The court
will meet a. II O'Clock, in Portsmouth.
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i1,NEY AND BLADDER AZ.
lONHtA ~ pTSHORNG,S GREAT

al ccpMPoUND, for the rapid cure cur. Of Pa an
anew and Bladder Complaints; ,s This s9 tss
ntrsed Compound Extract Of Sue siseases Or
best IL the R, woIa ' Kidneys propsy
Distractions and AL diseases ana
q The oreans w 0tssp u
Constitutional origin, or from any 0'net cause
OF tGng r y by a Chemist, containiiig No
ppad is by medical an men
to be notonly the best but the cheapeshs o have
suffered tor years and could sca two bottles
have oeencured by using oI9 hotties 20 cents.
Sold by DRUGGISTS ~ - - '~5si Sc l3-u
HARMON. NJ -. & - ---y -
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SoID.-The old market house, that ven
cradle old structure, was sold this morning
bv j J Moore, auctioneer, to Mr.. WIN. Pow
ers for $7l. The brick pavement was bought
by Mr.. Thos. r. Lee for $62.
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Foa New YoRK.- Hereafter TIL York
town will leave Tuesdays atl2 oeuck, and
the other steamers OF the line Wednesday
and Saturday evenings as heretofore, after
the arrival of the Southern cars. e..s 4.
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sPoRTsMENs' HOME.

SPORTSMENS, HOME.
ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manuiac-
e 3, e.. Fl . ssn s;.. sasi rs ~ .
description Ct Sport. 49,
sriet = Of double and -
Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
elvs and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &c.
hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
Tepaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
Bra Red Gun, No rs Church street.
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srETf4 q EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
~ II whitaker fe

CtH az in Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
n. Extracts Teeth without pain, by means Oh
N. B.. Persons desiring the services Of . Den
ist will find it to their advantage 70 can ~ ms
L,,orL will bedone at Northern prices.
REORGANIZATION and advice given iree OF
charge.-Dt
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TEETH! TEETH

nR. u. c. ROBINSON, re- uz
~ spectfully announces, A61
that he inserts TEETH from ~AIYfw
ONE to a WEoLE SET, by Atmospheric Pres.
cure, on rev ane improved plan. psrscrs
would do well to call, as all bis work vii be
executed at Southern prices
~ OFFICE over " P. Stewart 20 0,
Main street. SO 28-Iv
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Local Ite1aas.

Mayors CoURr PoRTsAoUTH-G. w Grice
Presiding.
Julia Pretlow,..a free woman, was arrested
last night for being too highly charged with
a certain article called "Electrsc Fluid"
which caused he's to behave in very strange
manner. She appeared before his Honor,
the Mayor this morning, and as it was prov
ed very clearly that Julia's mind had not
been in the right state for some time, she was
discharged with reprlmand.