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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-07

The Roads all well Stocked with First Glass Hors
es, Oncord Coaches with careful and experienced priv
ers, all under the control OF competent Agents.
PASSENGERS
Nav deper d upon being carried ia q careful manner
and Rates Fare, to all the following
Points viz Anthony, Minneapolis, Manomn, Anoka,
Wsep dssr LAKE, y
Rapids, Watab, Winnebago, Plat River Swan River,
Little Falls Belle PraiPie Fort Ripley Crow Wng st.
ridge, Fort AbercrOmbie Red River saltwater Marine
Vasa, Tsylor's and Saint Crox Falls.
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES PROM ST. PAUL.
and IL O'Clock, AM, and and O'Clock, PM
Leaves Daily, at O'Clock, AN, for Manomin Anoka
Clear Water, Forest City St. Cloud and Sank Rapids.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock,
Little Falls, Belle Prairie, f. Ripley and Crow Wing
Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock,
AN. for Harrisburgh Dayton and Monticello, (West
Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 4oclOck,
AM, for St. Joseph, Cold Spring, Richmond, Aexan,
dria, Breckenridge, Fort AmbercrOmbie and Red
River, connecting with Steamers "PiOneer'' and
fans. Northrup" for Pembina, Fort Garry, Lake
Winnepeg and the valley OF the SASKATCHEWAN COM
Leaves Daily at O'clock AM and 2P.M for SILVIA.
ter, Marie, vasa, Taylor's and ST. Croix Falls
WINTER ROUTE FROM 18th APRIL TO l5rn NO.
MEMBER.
Saint Paul to La Crosse,
Minnesota ard NinOna, twice daily, at
O'Clock, AM, and u O'Clock NJ.
Extra. ,eJe Ran to any part of the Country for Plea.
sure parties or others at any time on call
For further particulars enquire at the General Office.
Third street. the "American, at the Office of
the North Western Express Company
Saint Paul, May 2eth 1889 mv29
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Upwards of of losses have been paid by the
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The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from
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CTATE OF MINI ESOIA, 81. LOUIS
~ COUNTY-DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. -
defendant
The State of Minnesota to William G. COwell, defen
dant,
You hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which was filed with the
Clerk of this court Duluth In ST. Louis county afore
said the 18th day of March, 1852 and to serve copy
of answer TO- the said complaint on the subscrib
of Minnesota within twenty days after the service of this
summons on YOU exclusive of the day CT such service
and If you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take jIdg
teen dollars with interest that sum from the eighteenth
day of March, thousand eight hundred and fifty nine
besides the costs of this action.
Dated March, 1852 LEWIS M. DICKENS,
septQ-W6W Plaintiff for himself
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CHARLES r. CURTIS, ATTORNEY
" AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ,Anoka, Minnesota
novl6-wly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
WHO rs 4" NATIONAL -

A veteran Statesman, who served eighteen year
in Congress, but has passed the last ten or tweiv
in retirement, andwa never yet suspected Of " sec
tionaism' Che supported Fillmore in 1866, write
as follows:
To as Editor ef The n T. Tr1se>.
sIR: The Southern Democracy, having repudiated
Popular Sovereignty" by which they elected
Mr.. Buchanan, now claim TO be, par sreeLezes, the
National party. Everything Southern is Democratic
and Satoaai; everytbingelse, Sectional Nationality
Is the only thing the Democrats have 70 boast Of
and this they claim IN the ce Of the fac, thar every
Slave State but one ia now Democratic, and every
Free State but one California anti. Democrats.
But how has this sectional state Of things been
brought about Clearly BY the aggressions Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

SoFthern fscsSson.f and on tie 0fler 10 sugprIs IN
,esf,gafion frto the notorious oorpOas Of he Presi-
dent and his Cabfzef
:" When such Opposition men a. MTlward, Stevens.
WOOD, 4. Joy MorTis, James II. Campbell, and John
r. Nerree, aided believe, by the entire Opposition
Delegation from New-Jer-ey, made this offer to the
Administration, they did II in good faith as the subse-
quen debate has shown and in this they were assist
ed by Jobr Schwartz and John B. Haskin. All these
men are called Black Republicans and vet they voted
Tor Souhern man, who has shown his opposition 10
John Sherman, the Republican candidate for Speaker
nthe HOuse on every ballot The refusal of the Al.
ministraiion 10 JOIN hands in eecting Gmer Speaker
covers II with Disgrace, and exposes the nsinoeriy Of
It's pretended efforts to organize the House proving
at the same time that considers the defeat Of sn in
yestigaon into its proigate practices far more i'm
poItan than the welfare Of the country. The Admin
isirstion Is resolved thet man shall be elected
Speaker II il prevent H. who does not agree to
ect the Standing Committees for the purpose suggested
no matter how sound he may be on the negro
question.
The CRY oftbe Administration against Hickman. Has
kin, and Schwartz that they have gone to the Re
pubeans because they have voted for John sherman in
preference TO Administration candidate for Speaker
has been shown 10 be most hollow and heartless
cusatoD. II the creed Of the Democratic party IL
ustIated by Howell Cobb and James Buchanan means
anything, II that the Constitution only pro-
iees the institution of Slavery in the States in which
exsts, but aiso the civil and religious rights Of the
adopted citizens apd vet, here find them engaged
making offers 10 The representatives Of that party
which they have been denouncing in the bteresterms
as miserable Know. Nothings. When Northern Dem
ocrai like Hickman daskin or Schwartz proposes 90
for John Sherman because he is true to his section
and opposed TO the secession policy of the Adminstra-
ton, Be s stigmatized as Black Republican, and
held up to execraion a traitor; but when Southern
man, Ike Mr. Keitt, Mr.. Pryor, extra Billy Smith,
or Mr.. Lamar, votes for South Ameriean-one Of
those denounced in such severe terms by Mr.. Bur
nett of Kentucky the other day-and tins indorses
the very doctrines repudiated BY the Admistra-
a. fba 10 MD hr he
Warrington Constitution, and those taking any
part in il held up superine compatriots. Phe
Northern Administration men, who represent constitu
ences in which the adopted citizens form overruling
element, TO be whipped into the support Of such
candidate the ground that IT s necessary TO save the
Union, and to rehuke the Republicans. Happily
however, for themselves, the American Representa-
tiyes North and South, fully understand this game
National men as they ali are If they compelled to
make choice between those who have been arrayed
against their opinions, they will not | sure, lend
themselves to the double infamy of sting the seees
sionsis, and Of bolsterng up an Administration which
has become pestilenee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
FROM WASHING TON.

'''-' WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1859.
Three weeks have elapsed since Congress met
and the House is stil unOrganized. This delay Is
solely attributable to the factiOus resistance ol
minority, bent upon creating sectional excite
mont for use in the Presidential canvass and upon
making an issue now between the North and
Sonth. Mr.. Burnett of Kentucky expressed the
idea exactly on Thursday, when he invoked the
aid Of the Southern Opposition, in order that they
might present TO the country the spectacle OF
q. nited South" That is the essential basis oi the
programme, to be followed by threats OF Disun'on'
in the hope of alarming portion OF
,he North into submission. This game has
haep nlayed 80 often BY the same actors mat II rs
only surprising anybody is weak enough To ce
cheated IL il like gambling with marked css1s,
uhen both parties know the "spots. All inc
clsyror over Helpers book is a mero sham 10 cover
othcr designs. The men who ring the changes q, on
= ,oo.t roanaly. know Mr. Sherman to Dc "hony
nnohieetionabie, and conservative 10 the proper
ssns' some of them have admitted as mncn N
open debate. while others have taken pains 70 SOY
h. developments in the House yesterday GER
.s;niy relieved him from al these obnoxious msIeP-
sa.s1tationa IN all candid estimation. DIT. Nelson
81 Tennessee regarded bis explanation CONCERNING
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
PERSONAL.

The Legislature of South Carolina have chosen
Mr.. James L. Petgru Of Charleston as Commissioners
for the Codicaton Of the Statutes Of that State. Mr..
Petigru of the very sbest lawyers ndths mosf
estimable men in the United States.
"A correspondent in Dekslb County, Ill, wrtss
Us tha. the Hen. John A. Logan, N. C., who now
claims 10 be only % years Of age, entered himself in
the st of members Of the Illinois Legislature JAN
), 1857 as only n; and Jan. 3, 1885, "a only d.
According 10 this it would appear that Mr.. Logan .
resolved TO preserve his youth at all harsrds Our
correspondent does not state whether Logan han1-
some man OK NOT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The Commonwealth Is new monthly issued from
wabasbaw, Min, 81 80 cents per annum, by II. G.
Simpson, Secretary of the Commonwealth Homestead
Assoestion The objects Of this Association are therein
set forth 81 T. Ilows: .fs
We propose found and organize Free STATE IN obsss
70 the pTinciTe of Justice and C0rauou sense. .ir
We oPoSe 20 grsnee to each sdut person, Hos~sea<
Of eighsy ofland. 81.
We propose to assess the taIes pyses1y not entirely
the snd each Homestead psy ssora tar without re-
gard to improvements efl 20 81 tf
Any Iessen will bs Liberty much Land a. b
chootes psy Ing taxes Ia properties 10 the amount.
We poposs that al poas Of adult age espsSie Of resd
Gad vrffsg, shsn enjoy al hs privileges of eEsasap.
We propose to substitute far practicable, the Pres for
ne L>ta,sre eonsttuing the People e.os, and sh
estsbsh pure Dezoeyaes.
T. Ws propoas srA1A PAPER to Be under the control Of
the State oe,o be the eIpOnens Of al Ias ard 70 crn
ats Ges.y through tho State.
We propose the e.aablahnen. every town Of sehass
Lectures Library ard Resllnz Room to be ss 10 all
We proposs establishing Ros2s selecting sss for Pubas
Building znd providing os gahc Utilities, IN sdsanse Of ses
neat.
10 we sdopsh preiPIs Of taxing ears Of .eck ssa sf
fDctnz eropx
IL We x that Pubs Bu1nzs and al Others contiguous b
bui; Of sre1ys materials ultimately. the tuest esssszay
l.. We popose 10 sy on; the Pubic Domain uornd the
town een.srs pubic bu4np thss psncas mag lscss
nat nez tie center, ar sway, shsy may ooss
H. We recognize NkTvE1L ADTAETAass a Pabc Prsp>ty
foF the benefit Of all
a. We propose crssssss company sortkwih for shs su
pose Of locating and building PAcIsSc EAILRokp sLorsh the
territory selected for STATE.
Is We believe IN dsdHat rsspossbzsy a cerudtips svey
manage As szrs control his own ss1s and Do
AsSisas 70 Sens hs sspesse< upon tie nsse ne ene
ID We sdvscse cssani<s lDduzy By ussns of tbs CHsf
HAI HoRxoP snd ExczAssA BAsK tAs voluntary pisa-
tple.
II. We b.zevs ia yrssrcs rorznssros end cezxos
sEsss-sad have Jails hssasay cons wit a saa -
Win Do yon sood
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BV
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

T.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. 96, 1859
PAIRING OFF.
Nr. Stanton Of Ohio has paired of with Mr..
Horace T. Clark till Friday, with explanations
which are satisfactory to Mr Sherman's friends.
THE MESSAGE.
The President expresses his intention TO send in
the Message Tomorrow, if there is quorum ofshe
Senate present. The Sergeaut-at.Anms, thus far,
has discovered only tweng-six Senator's but Others
are expected in the morning.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The President says, to-day, the condition of
things in Mexico is such that immediate acton
on the part OF our Government is required 10 pre-
vent the seizure Of Mexico by England or France.
Such stories were crcua ed for effect before. Mr.
McLane's treaty cannot go through the Senate.
THE MURDER OF RAIBORG.
Essex, who murdered Riborg, at Philadelphia,
on Friday gbt, was allowed to remain sixteen
hours in this city without notice being given to the
police. When leaving the tavern where the tragedy
occurred, three officers saw him and hs companion,
and could bave arrested them on the spot if any
alarm had been given. Both have escaped yigj-
lance, go far. The Mayor will offer reward to-
morrow.
TIE GUATEMALA APFAIR.
The protest of Beverly l.. Clarke, our Minister
at Guatemala, brought by the California steamer,
against the recent treaty between Guatemala and
England, was wholly unauthorized by any nstruc-
tons from here. On the contrary the Belize bound
aIy therein fixed was accepted by the Senate iu The
Danas-C Clarendon treaty, and adopted as a part
.cx x,a oc bo
Central American question, on the understand
ing with the British Government, and which
Ouseley failed TO carry out in good faith. The
Administration is not satisfied however, that En-
gland should secure this liberal Belize boundary
without also performing other parts OF the
agreement by restoring Ruatan to Honduras, and
establishing free port there, aud abandoning the
Mosauito ProtecOrate, with a territorial reserva-
fon and annuity to the Indians, derived from duties
at Greytown. T. Wyke, successor to Ouseley, was
especially charged with this settlement, and received
larger discretionary Instructions but has not yet
advanced beyond the point stated.
THE SAN JUAN NATTER.
Aa soon as the San Juan affair assumes definite
shape. that Department will be merged in that OF
CAliforDia, IRON which it was unnecessarily sep
arated. That separation led 10 the recent difficulty.
TIE HARPER's FERRY INVESTIGATION.
There is no authority whatever for the dispatch
in Yesterdays Herald stating that various parties
connected with Kansas would be summoned as wit
pesse, before the IlsrPer's Ferry investigation
The purpose is to direct public attention to them
That speculative Committee will meet again on the
2d Of January.
TO the Associated Press. oc ,ogo
WAsHIsGTOS, Monday, Dec 20 lSlS
The President will send his Annua. Message to both
Houses IA. morrow AT noon. Copies have been placed
IN The hands of the Postmasters OF New-fork, Ph'-
deltbis. Baltimore and Richmond. They VIII be ad-
ystd by telegraph TO deliver them TO the eoi;ors or
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

deDouDeing as abherreBt TO oil Iaw, human sud
divine " Is rot only not unjust but ia bust, wise
81 and benehoert" And the Pro-slsvsry D-moc-
rscy not only does not condemn the utteranes Of
tbis abOminableseBt,uent buisustains and spplaads
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Death of Hon. Timothy rJenkins.

UTICA, n. T., MOndhy DOC. 20 I0O''
The Hon. Timothy jenkins died on SATURDAY az
Martipsburg where be was in attendance at Court.
He had Represented this county in Congress- and was
one Of the most distinguished lawyers IN Central New
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
The Yacht Wanderer.

BATH. Me-, Monday, Dec. 70, Io19
The story that Lincoln Of Bath, Me-, was IN any
,vav Connected with the yacht Wanderer is gross
fabrication. Capt. Paten has been at home Tor some
time, seen and known Of all men, ana PossesSSss ho'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

Ths Jov1nai # Commerce states on authority
that Mr. IIorstio Seymour neither seeks nor de-
sires e pomination for either the Vice Presidency
or the Presidency. With Gen. Pierce and Mr.. Blu
chanAp, this makes three Of them.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Fire.
OswFao, N. J

OswEGo N. Y, Monday, Dec. %, 1897,
Bunnes Malt House in this city was destroyed 10y Sy
FIRE Yesterday morning. II was insured fer s',OOO,
which about covers the loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

ject this "ons true ground" set forth by Mr.
0CcoOr. The Herald aud The DAILY Ne,cs have
frankly gwen in tbeir adhesion. WY should the
two other journals we have named BE- more mealy-
nOuihedl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Non.ArrivaI of the Hungarian.
PORTLAND, Me-,

PORTLAND, Me-, Monday, Dec. 70, eVehlhB'
There are as yet no signs of the steamship Hunga.
rian, now in her thirteenth day from Liverpool aud
fully due.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
POLITICAL.

Henry c. Csreys letter on the crstroilng inau-
Of Pennsylvania IN TIE politics of she Union, is
attracting very considerable attention 70 present HE
views upon Emigration, and its politiczl Fesuts in
PenDsylvaniAs history extract bis general state
ment:
10 besn i, ssk your attention to ths simple Aw which
gcverus the II who BY the process Of sce
emigration eskrs Improvement Of their e0ndsa Look
where you may you vii thai sach parsons seek the
srPossh t the tsInPclu 10 which they have beea
tomeS,ts Highlander Fon, Canada snd the Iashman coming
middle STATES esvns the srAd and the Portuguese
tie sunny lands Of the South So too hiss been among
our.evs-he people ofEe~Enplnd having NswYork
north the hshsns part Of Northern Peunyivsnis the
Northern ihId Of otio, Isdisns Illinois and lows ard having
settled the three North Western Staes hose Of NewJesey
PENS, vtna Delaware and Maryland having meanwhile
nsd pesIy al The remainder Of the foST Western States end
being hkey occupy The larger portion not almost the
whole Of tire Territories which enter the Union
the States Of Ksnsas sDd Nesrssks.
q" To Virgins and North Carolina have fca the Territories
that Kenuehy. Tennessee Ssd Missouri willie Sputh
Carolina and Georgia have taken possession cf AsbsA N
sppi ard Loui-ans ard Of Arkansas and rsras As
sequence this 6nd the Union divided into JuT great
the white Popuson Of which sscerta BY the last
clx ha stntsd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Railroad Casualty.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Monday, Dec -, ISIs.
A collision occurred on the Central Road on Sun
day morning below Macon, by which one negro was
Killed and five others severely injured. One white
man wss mortally wounded. No further particulars
IA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

FRK-1he nat shop Ct Mr.. Daniel Connolly a
Newtown, Sandy Hook, CT, was consumed on shA
evening Of the 2d inst, with is materials Loasksst
tooo. Ne Insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
TO The Associated Press.

To The Associated Press. - ~ &c ,oso
The President will send his Annua Message to ool9
Houses to. morrow at noon. Copies have been placed
4. the hands of the Postuasers of New-Horkl Phta-
delIbia, Baltimore and Richmond. They VIII be adj
VIA by telegraph to deliver them TO the editors, OF
their authorized agents AS soon a. the Message Is COM
rnuucaied to Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

won't In The amendment of the standing committees
and the packing Of these committees 50 as 70 Pr.nens
tbs Administration in its efforts 10 maintain ts le-
comnton policy, and to efectually prescribe in
janaudopt men. There can be no DOUBT that air
Bdteler, the American Representative nom the mar
ners Ferry District is the fayorite candidate OF the
Ssesssioniss and tho President. Although elected az
the known oproneut Of the Administration, and psr-
culsrly of liz pronigate expenditure OF the Pnohc
money for political parposes, the TACT thai tne Ieeis
in bis district has grown 30 strong on .e &
induced him 10 moderate his antagonism to the Ad-
nip;straon in view Of its notorious ana frequently
msuifested disposition assist the designs Of the nre-
esteTs. ,. :, A..
House are getting confident that they viii be able TO
carry him into the Chair If they control Mr. Horace
r. Clark Of New-York, and Mr. Reynolds OF the same
State, with Adrian, Riggs, and John u. DAVIS. y Is
stated here but cannot difcoyerupon Whist authority,
that Mr. Clark has senihed his Willingness TO asset
th;s nrooraume When we consider that Mr.. Clark,
Mr. Riggs Mr.. Adrian, and Mr. John IT,. DAVIS were
all elected by Republicans, were all commlde1 agains,
tba Administration ia their canvass and that they an
stand upou the entire Democratic platform, have no
donbt the expectation that they VIII 20 Tor any one
Who ia AZ the same time the favorte Of the Admins-
iIaton and Of the secessonists IS utterly without ioah
- Won will observe that the Administration men IN
he House refused to vote for Mr.. Gilmer, oi NORM
Carolina when bis name was presented as peace
Offering the other day, and after he nag been
a well by Democrats from the Soutn as Oy hepuoh
cans from The North. The for this as because
Mr.. CiImer openly upheld the course Of the Anti.le
compton Democrats, and denounced the prOseriP1lve,
policy OF the Prcr % DIS reeiec,,Gn ss
M per could have been elected By the Adininistra
,o, having not only received the support OF his Own
party in be South but running over their vote, ana
he iequiTed only the Admlnistraioh Column RI' RtI
H. ;5to the chair Thaddeus Stevens, james IL.
Campben and other Republicans of Pennsylva-
ME threw their votes honestly for Gilmer
while William Millward, L. Joy Morris, Jonn
i "a nstionsl sentiment of Philadelphia, also gave
S Si-o 'IS their support He wOqld have been sound
mon ,he Slavery question lie could bsve done moth
ipg eLe bu. select the Committees upon
hss;s He would have responded to the sentiment en-
,sfsined by vast majority Of the people OF Pnlsde
mis-. "a Wen as of Pennsylvania and Of the onion
Pnt ~ Sid mot suis the AdmiHistrGfton, beedsse e
corJG not ksre CONSENTED or ne one hand 70 e' 'Ae
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