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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
VEGETABLES.

H Minister'S; best six heads eaqliaow-
er, 81.
P Redfeld best turuips, 81.
P Redfeld: best carrots, 81.
H Masters best beets, 81.
] H Masters best onions, diploma.
A E Mcconnell best l2eabbagss, 81.
Peleg Redfeld: best peck tomatoes, 81.
III Masters: best egg plants. zip.
M Allen: best peck sweet potatoes, 81.
Peleg Redfeld best 8 sqGashes, 81.
Joel Draper best lima beans. 81.
Peleg Redfeld: best white beams, 81
Peleg RedAeld larges, pumpkin, 81.
Peleg Redheld best - ears sweet
corn, 81.
Peleg Red6eld best half busheI table
potatoes. 81. rfr
NJ Allen I'd best Irish potatoes, dip.
John Closer : best variety Of vegela-
bles, SIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

2 Vanier & Bro: best sack of winter
wheat -four, dip. Best sack Of spring
wheat flour, dip.
Brownlee and Sidwell: ID best sack of
spring wheat -four, dip.
John G Melvin: best Rio Grande
wheat -four, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

Mccoy: best span matched horses.
diploma.
A H Green; best gelding, diploma.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
NO. a.,
- -

G r Ottoway; best native wine, dip.
H B Strong % best native wine, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

Mrs E B Higgins: best ladies collar
CROCHET work, dip.
Mrs G G Gillet; best pair lamp mats,
dip.
Mrs E S Arnold: best table mats, dip.
Miss C Gibbs: best infants net shirt,
dip.
Miss Unia Raisin: best embroidered
shawl, dip.
Mrs J S Carr: best hearth riggs, dip
Mrs ALA Morton: best worked slip
pers, dip.
Mr. Z Arnold best stoal covers, dip.
Mrs. H E Hills: best leather worked
picture frame, dip.
Mrs E B Higgins; best landscape
painting. dip.
Mr. w r Adkins: be-. red quilt, DIP.
Mrs. G G Gillett: I'd best red quilt,
dip.
Mrs J W Swan: Sd best red quilt,
dip.
Mrs John CLOSE hes. two coverlets,
dip. Best pair of blankets, dip.
Mrs G G Gillett best flannel, 81.
Best Counterpart, dip.
Mrs H P Strong: best pair wooden
hose, dip. Best pair cotton hose, dip.
Mrs John Closer: I'd best pair cotton
hose, dip.
Mrs H B Strong: best embroidery on
cotton, dip.
Miss Julia Galloway : pencil landscape
dip.
Miss Gillett: best crayon sketch, dip.
Mrs E B Higgins: best feather flow
ers, dip.
Cabinet Ware.
Albert Theis: best dressing bureau,
dip.
Aug. Gerhart /: best portable writing
desk, dip.
Fred Clark best fancy stand, dip.
A McAsland best Platte River cedar
newal post, dip.
HARDWARE.
D B McMechan: best case Of cutlery.
dip.
T Creed: best pair horse shoes, dip.
FRUIT.
Peaches.
w H Lowe best specimen of seeding
variety, IS.
J H Masters: I'd best specimen o
Seeding variety, 81.
WatermeIons.
Peleg Redfeld best six specimensss
MuskmIons.
Peleg Redfeld; best SIX specimens, 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

John Mccain best sample Of whent,
So.
Peleg Redfeld: best Indian corn, SO.
TIL Dunbar bes. oats, 50.
Bennett; best variety of seed corn,
upland, 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
WOOL.

Peleg Redfeld: best fleece fine wool,
dip. Best fleece oarse wool, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
THE ADVERTISER


One square GO lines on fsssl one l~nsertl0a, %
Zach additional insertion. = o 90
one square, one month. ~
Business Cards Of six Ines Or less, enc year, = s 90
one Column one year, : Co o.
one-haif Column one year, -~ : 15 co
One fourth Column one year. 70 -
One eighth Column one year, Tg %
Che cgiumn six months, % 81
One hall Column Sax months, % %
0no fourth Column six muuths. . 20 O.
one eighth Column six mtn1s, . SEC
One Column three months, 90 60
One hair Column three mouths, l3oS
one fourth Column three months, no ~
one eighth Column three months. 6 ~
---~anclng candidatesfor eGce On advance3 . s o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
Premiums Awarded
PREMIUMS ON cATTLK

At The First Nebruska Territorial Fair. held al
Hs6raska City, on ts 2Ist, I'D and 2Sd Of Sept
ember, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
S. W. BLaor Chairman.

R. W. FUR Pest.
H. H.. HARDINe, Sec'y Pre-. aem
The nan who planted hlnself on his
good intentions has mo-; yet zproesd'
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

Mrs George Glines; best manager Of
pair horses in harness, set Of Iewelry
worth S25.
Mrs A NJ Barns: ID best manager. Of
pair horses in harness, set Of iswelrY
worth SIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13
LADIES RIDING AND DaIvISo..


Mrs A NJ Barns best equestrianshiP,
gold watch worth $50.
Mrs D Whitinger ID best equestrian
ship, Lady's saddle and bride worth SIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-13

D B McMechan: best case Of cutlery.
dip.
T Greed: best pair horse shoes, dip.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Phunnygraphs.

"Why, Bridget" said her mistress, who
wished to rally the girl, for the amusement
of her company, upon the fantastic ornamen-
ting of huge pie" why, Bridget did you
do this ? you're quite an artist how did you
do il ?" "Indade, mum, it was myself that
did it, replied BEdget. Isn't it pritty,
mum? l did it with your false teeth, num-
A house maid in the country Boosting Of
her industrious habits, said, that on n partic-
ular occasion, she rose at four made fire,
put on tea-kettle prepared breakfast and
made all the beds, before single soul was up
in the house.
A convict who was about TO be sent to the
House OF Correction, was told they would set
him to-pciting oukum. Let em try H. by
gosh" sdid he I'll tear their darned oakum
all to pieces F."
FROM PUNcH-SLANG.-The witlesS mans
wit.
A JOKE FoR THE LAnIfs.-An editor Of a
paper lately informed his readers that the la
dies always pull of the left stocking last OPP
This, as may be supposed, created some stir
among his fair readers, and while in positive
terms thcy denied the statement they insist
ed that he had no business To know IL, even
Il such were the fact, and pronounced him no
gentleman. He proves it, however, 10y short
argument when one stocking is pulled
OFF, there ls another left on pulling off this
is taking the loft stocking OIL last
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Reward for Kindness,


The most eminent surgeon Of Paris, d..
NJ, Is just now the defendant of O very
curious lawsuit
lu b.s daily yisii 20 rhe Hospital tho doc
tor passed. ior considerable time, blind
h'sFaT hy whose pathetic complaining be-
Wa invariably touched. lie always dropped
tine expected uile into his hat
One day 10 occurred % the benevolent
practitioner that be- would stop and examine
luc ophtbuImir difficulty ofthc unhappy man,
llr looked 80 bis cyc accordingly, and cav
that % WAC indeed cataract, but one that
might possibly bc removed, . llc was about
leaving town tD plss few days 90 bis cOuu-
iry seat near F1ris md thnkIUg it % good
opportunity t1 hestUW thr necessary leisure
upon lhr case. hr proposed 60 thc bcggar 90
Fti 40 once into lNs carriage and go with him
iul % short time whore hr would hc well Ca
Ben cur uL Tho blud man willingly coI-
srUiDd
Dr. NJ, fom o frliug Of dciclcy,
promised nothing Ha 90 the restoration OF
eight, but explaining biz iutcrctCin the o,sc
hy physicians curiosity as 60 the causes of
buuduers, bee lolt the poor man the pleasure
ul % surprise
With Dis remarkable sh,ll, the operation
was quick und almost painless one. llr
buud1grI ihr eyes OF the sufferer, and after
q day ur wpb altout. .uu Co him, took h.m
b.ch ~ Flus. iuslrurtiug him not 90 remove
thr bWdufr fDr % certain umr, and tUru io
call nt the hospital near hy.
Eight or tru days passed and, absorbed hy
lhr pressure OF bls cares, the kiud doctor hld
almost forgotten bis blind patient, ~ Vhcu, one
morning, % professional. looking gentleman
utrrydha office at the hospital. Being
busy, b. desired 90 know .l once thc visitors
GRAND
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22


hnlr.shrd HIs r.ng aul sermrl ~ bc boz liFL
krr. m ihr asfanhhment ~ Do, rlums. Who
heirrul hr lud been snId. liHt ihr ad,aH-
Togo a7t with T. ltr n.tu a.uaf rfU. aud
t' Wrrrt Af.- said tl1l n aul geuurm.u
present hla $1,000 ring r.ar hr sishcd O,
'eII f-I Ffn1, o. knew gltrr % purchaser
'aH.d be found. .nlilis w'ro freely proposed,
tuat rfr Llmlui wls unf ual. They urre
accepted. One man bei $1,000, 90 did ano-
ther, aud ino bet s510 each, and 40 we're Ia
ken by .. UmP''rs we're chosen, tle money
md the r'IF pul IH lhrIr hands, the trst ap.
NJ the first water, and uas worth not less
Than slso0, r 1firiJ put the $4,000 IN his
packet aBl sent h.s way llo carried the
diamond batk recalled his sl20O, paid Tor
tbe u'e NJ me stone. ana with the paste ring
iu hi' hlni, Veul batk 10 the rub at night.
The man vho had '1ld him I'r ring was al
lAe club. sailing, f1r No wanted 10 regain tho
ling, llr bad 'old Il for I'm, ilp knew Oh
the time II was feal diamond lie never
had any fhse jewels, he could tell real
diamond at any time ~ In peculiar light.
lie vDuli not do 80 mean thing ~ 10 cheat
biz nm, drnr friendi T. Aud hp knew that
7. Would lrl hin haze NE ring hack Hut
], was siubb5fTS said that The seller w,
cheat, and now lh,t he saw the alus m tho
ring, wouldn't undo vhnt ho had doae. A.
length Z, agreed 10 restore me ring on fbH
payment Of $500 whish he ioynillt paid,
liW The matter tnH's 1u' and all parties came
20 iht confusion thal when "dam,nG rut
diamond i' 'hr gHrri rome one more rllabls
and less sharp lh1u T. vii be selected fur
the operation. Latter fr7m Nfir i.ort
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

THE Box THAT WAS NOT AFRAID TO STAND
THE sam" flollon, Joe come,
go down on the green, and have some real
spsrt- lots of boys down there"
Joe" Can't GO"
SAM" Why not ?'
joe" Cause, must go houeGz"
Sam" oh, fddlc-stck ! WHIT do you go
home for ?'
joe" Mother wants me TO 20 after the
milk and father wants to give me tarna-
ton nogEing" CTo himself; guess if he does,
his other old rum jug will have to take it)
Joe is now No. l. first class, IN a high school,
and the youngest scholar but three in the
school-C'ombridge chronicle.
WE ARE AFAsT COUNTRY One Of the la
test Yunkec-isms is, finding an ordinary we'd
ding too s{0p. To he married fast, couples
now invite the bridal party into a rnilscar,
and are spiccd at thirty miles an hour
Whether the tie is thus more likely TO "hold
fast we do not hear.
--ta.
a." Gen. JacksonB old horse is dead at
last, nj the upc Of III Years. For several
years he has been unable To- masticate, and
was fed with bran, sc. The defunct corcasc
of this famous old horse wai inferred with
al due sOlcmuities, " IN the presence Of a
large cuncoursc Of his old iricnds.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Ode to tho Moon.

Fir lonely moon thou spcakcst not,
Yet thou art eloquent Co me
oh that the scenes could bc forgot,
Which have been Witnessed uh by thee
but, no, remembrance will not part
with what q once too dearly priced ,-
The bosom cannot cease Co smart,
Whose feelings have been sacrificed,
icatA have gone past. since thou l,lbt sec,
MY busum's too oNptDt,ut fame,
Changes and grief have altered mo,
Hut thou at smiling atill the same,
4 little longer ! must brave
is'fc - gloomy cares, uuu trrp rrpiuiuF5
Then thou WIT shine upon mN grave,
A. placid AS thou nov art shining
o lovely moon '-sincc, young aud bright,
Thou first didst start Thy lonely way,
Millions have Razcd upon thy light,
But they are gone -aud where are they
o where are they who on ~ yorc,
Liftcd the astrunomic eve,
Thy hidden mysteries 60 cyplorc,
And trace the tracklcss bciyj
O where are they. who from the height
Of Babcls hraN aspiring tower,
Pcruscd thy son aud pcnsiNc light
Through many coutcmplat,c hour
Or they, Of astruloFic lorcs
Who wandered OFT beneath thy beams,
~ TyFris' or Euphratcs' shore,
Ia spcculations misty dreams
(For chou dds light their splendid halls y
Who rc,clcd htc's bright hour away,
In Balbce's ur u I,dmoTF walls
Or they who in ambition might
1ror agcs r,nuldgriI., .u,,ti, tli, 'l.hi--
Y.t 49,, thcir uaulr. 1tt I,tlp,u .aud
--L-----
q whore arc they, whose amut'n e'rAmt
An sullpn az they aSat might
Flashed back thy melancholy H,1m
On Lions bloody mold Of t2At
yvh6 s,,' bcr ,,lory M b,r ,,pr
Ard dccr,rd moi tiu,, ,hnil,f -. uuflI
S,cb gior,. and .t,l pn,,.r .,,.,iu
Where are tho myriads who have crcpt
From the rude day, offensive glare,
And poured their gtIrf To thee, and went,
And wished that lifc were ended there
ny ar n",' @ N'u wv ","l . ..' ,."" t ~ sr
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an" N"'"'' wy ''~"' va ''''H '"''''
Thou glcamcst on the Arabs cyc--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND IN RaALIry.-A
little incident took place in New York
short time sinsr that will put in this place.
We have a nocedSn,lcmnn in New York,
whom will call I. Iba is a member of one
Of the New York clubs. Opposite TO him
was another person who one evening sported
an elegant diamond ring. Il daszlcd I. lie
wanted il, but the owner seemed to care lii.
tie to Purs with Il. Yielding at last to the
importantly Of T., the ring was sold for the
sum of 5000. passed to T. umid the tit.
terings and suppressed nairth of the crowd
which did not escape The quick car of T.
lie knew that both the ring and the pucchas.
er were sold said nothing, The next
day he called nPsn jeweer aud learned that
the ring was paste and was worth about s2j.
lie called for some rOal diamonds, and
among them found ono not unlike his ring
OF paste. I, made u bargain with tho level.
er for HE uso ag the real diamond. lilo
pledged Slgn0, the prioo Of the diamond.
llegavc Sl0O for its use for q iimo. lie had
the paste removed from tho setting and the
real diamond put in ia stead. Thus armed
he appeared among his assoeiatsa u, night.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Lottor from Now York.

M" foHk' Sept, rs, 1850,
Mn EDITOR You give us doleul accounts
,of lhe de'asatous produced Dos Jack Frost
jn your northern region, Here in this
strong democratic vicinity our weather Is
just right rain Is plenty, but not too much.
The sin shines just warm enough tor our
.somlort, and not so lilllo as % ALLOW % s,n-
gic democratic pumpkin 90 freeze, or make IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Anocdoto Of Dwight and Donnie.


Some Few years since, os De- Duigtt W.,
travelling through Sew Jersey, be- cnauc,d 90
Nnr Do, ihv .'Nsr huiri iu one ui it, pupuluus
towns for lUo night 40 % late hour of the
sum" day. arrived also 90 the iuu Nh Dcuuic.
who bad tle misfortune tl ,rlrn from th,
landlord that hIs bed, were all u5.rtI. with
dodgers, except one occupied hy ,hc c,I,Urat.
Dd Dr.. Dwight
" Sh0H me 20 his apartment" exclaimed
DR.. Dyuriri although am stranger io
thr reverend doctor, p,rIap, may hrsain
with him for my lodgings"
The landlord accordingly vnitrl ON Nj
Duuuic Co the doctors room. and there. .l,t
him % Introduce lIu..Il
The doctor. although ip hi. uirL,. ,nvp.
,ap. and -lipp-i-. ,rJ ,g,, r,,a,. :, r..f.n
himself Co thc refreshing arms oc S.n,,,,s
politely requested ,hc strange iYtru,l,r.to l,
seated. Siuck. with thr. nh, .i,y,.on,, of li,
companion. hr then ur,1,nt hi, ai,,r,r; br,,,
and ,r,mu,rrrr,I n General r.,,,,'r.,,;,,,
The name, of W,.lirr,,,, I5,.,,ll;r pi,-
,,nLau,,. and a bost ,g di.tirr,i.b,J n,l
llt,rar, characters. C,r ,,r,,. tiu,, ,,,,,, ,.st
and interest d. tb,ir r,n,,,.,Ii,., r,,tu IN,
DWIGHT ch.pcrd IN ,nr,,io,, D,,,i,.
" Drpuir. tb, ,Jitor a. ,I, p,,,.I,.i;,. 90
sn,, the d1ctor. IN N r,n.oj,. .is ,t, MIR
..nn n,t,rI'pitrd S,n,,sr r,h, c,,I.r, ~ t,,,,r.
ic,u brlI.,.lrtt,rs Rn, t;r cn,,,i,r,I lao
."i. il ma, .,siopi.hir, p,1t., ,,,r.r .nrl'
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biu.rlg tn ,6, in,bri,,i,,, 1,..,I ~,
"Sir" ,,;J D,,,,i' -, ,,.,, .','. ,,i.,,J.n :
have been Intimately ,cG,,,in,cJ vi,L n",,ria
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
JOB PRINTING,

Our Printing cstlbi ahmrut b. .u hrttrr .rordi-
ton now than ever before Hud with iulirafe et f-
rllitrsi We shall give Increased attention CO. lla
branch nf business, We krpp ppCulfhuuy 0u hand
Paper and Card stock, and aro uoW prepared in
prlnt fphtCrs- llaudulllH, Programmes, A4ruun
lllsi bll Heads, Labels, Circulars, Nuaiuras and
Wedding Cards so, kr,, at short notice,
Orders by mall VIII boz carefully attended 60, and
the work forwarded with drfpatrh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

THE FouL's RrpRooF. There was a GER
tain nobeman, says Bishop Hall, who kept
fool, to whom he one day gave stan, with
charge to keep it till he should meet with one
who was greater fool than himself Not
many years after, the nohlcman fell sick. cy-
en- unto .death. The fool came to see him.
His sick lord said to him; i must shortly
leave you.'-'And whittier are you going p
said the fool. 'luto another world replied
his lordshp. and when will you come
again Within n month ?'-'No within Il
year p 'Nor-'W When then 2'-'Ncyerr -
Never said the fool 'and what provision
hast thou made for thy entertainment there
whittier thou geost None OF alL'-+'Nor
said the fool none at all Here then, take
my staff, for with all my folly, am not gull
" Of such folly ~ this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Heroic Women Of tho Revolution.
uAyyAu rHwN ISRAEL

one Dt thu Committee ~ Safety. Ills Trfi-
doncc-vas near Wilmington, Delaware. on
a ,isit 10 his mothers dwelling. be found Il
inpofscs,Iou of several soldiers quarIered ON
tho family. Whil, the family nere seated NJ
supper the house was surrounded and Israel
taken prisoner a. rebel IIo convinced
them Of their error by sa,ing IL was hi,
hralhtr Josopht this vas done merely 90 galn
tlmf.,
Having bidden adIeu 10 bi, family. Mr. I,-
rlcl set forth ON bi, ioufuey bomcvard lie
arrived only 10 bo made a pri.oper The
lo,aIist who had given him the eouuter,i,p.
had BETRAYED the secret Of his rspedition.-
lie and his .uiG.'. brother vcre imusdi,tel,
seized and carried ON bo,rd the Gigate Roe.
buck. living IN the Delaware. q few miles Gom
the then boroupb Of \ViImipp,ou. and direct
IA oppo,ite Nj, farm I'm order to be tried n,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Agenta for The cnledonlnn.

~ Ia any ~ the above, or iu other towns
, payments may bc made, when more convenient
60 the Postmaatrr thereof, or the amount may
be sent drcct. 90 thia oIhcci but we Iuuat lusiat
. uu settlements tyrr year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
RATES. or ADVERTIsINq.

Per square laf % luCs,J three mHrIiluus, el
For each subsequent insertion, Doc
business Cards NJ hFr lines. pfr HUUuW1 so
All short advertisements, such aH Liberation.
Loaf, Found, EhtnYa, Aurrrst Nr., NOT probably
making over hneru Nura, 4Tn charged at N and
60 save the trouble ~ housekeeping and rullrrt-
ing, must Invariably Boz accompanied with Che
cash,
- Advertisements inserted 900 forbid tf uu-
less otherwise ordered
5. NJ. pEIIINGlLL N coz mo Nassau D.,
New York, aud 40 hatr ht., Boston, Hrr uur
agents, and are authorized 90 take advertisement
Al our lowest TatcH,
IS, Il, NILES, ! Rc0llaya building, Court 10,
Boston, iH also our authorized agent p
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21


The following II an extrac, from The let
tr Of person pfesen, when he Emperor
Napoleon ordered bridge 10 b. thrown
over the 1iciDo for the passage Of the lmpe.
rial Gnafd
"Iiis Majesty en, for the captain Of the
pontoper. and asked him how long II would
take 10 make passage for the army. Two
hours and half, Sire, was the reply. The
Emperor took o1t biz watch aod said, Cap
tain, giveyo an hour and quarter We
will try 10 do il, Sire, replied the captain.
No. aid the Emperor, DO 40! merely try
do il, The first boats were soon moored,
and he Emperor, IN pite OF the observations
d his generals ana aides de-camp, jumped
on this commencement oil q bridge. The
iastenings, not yet properly secured, were 10
great danger o. being driven away by the
current, and bn Majesty wa, again cautioned
ba, be made no reply. A. another boa, was
fss,sned 70 the Grt, the Emperor continued
W a.iyssce, and, ssa workman hsstened 10
ps,s him. he said 10 loud tone. MAKE
haste 10 increase hh spsed. 10 an hour
and . quarter the bridge was secured on
18th banks. add the brigsde ofGeDrsl Clerc
rusbed over II 10 meet the Aastrians The
captain u the pootoosers vas standing %
The bank u the river wiping biz forehead,
wbsr The kmpsrs vent op 10 him, ADD
shaking him BY the hand, ss'd, Captain, !
thank you
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21

TO said law passed Feb. IA, 1857, which
provides "that in presenting notes or bills
for payment under this section, the party
presenting the same shall not be required
to present or receive redemption Of each
note or bill separately, but the whole
amount presented shall be treated as though
it were q single obligation to that amount -
is null and roid because said amendment
was not, like the original law, submitted to
the people Of the State for ratification or
rejection; that had each bill been so sepa.
rately protested and presented, the Bank
would have redeemed in legal coin, &c, &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21

A sgwLr married pair 10 wor,hibgton,
sssschg.et,s, were srenaded ~,h tin pans
horns, and every other imaginable instru.
men, q discord aud coni1sion. fH two nights
in Succession. Their ps,.ence giving Oh,
the secaDd night, the husband threatened
the dsturisr With prosecution, bu, they
sill na leaving, be fired q charge Of shot
among thru. Seventeen Of the shot ,oos
effect IN ne tys Of the ~rensders, and
witb0l, dong any permanent ipjsry. has
probably xdried thea, enough 10 sacL
tiem q sAl1,Ary l'~~op.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21

his IL q pretty stih onslaught on The
Illinois BANGS, bu, il vii! be seen from the
statement that they have met it with reso-
l1,ion, and that the bulk Of the protested
circulation has been promptly redeemed ;
tina; Of the Merchants and Drovers' Bank,
and Bank Of the Federai Union, has only
been returned here day or two, aud will
probably be redeemed within the time al
Owed By law-twe.ye day.
No. 20. however, with ne Granville
Bank, which has initiated a nsv way Of
shipping The devil round the stump" lbs
institution has sued OF, Of The Circuit Court
Of Sang,mon county, and yesterday served
upon the Auditor Of Public Accounts, Al
ia,und,oa restraining him from proceeding
TO put the bauk into liquidation, upon the
following grogrd', VIZ
Tia, The hi.ls vsre protested IN Two
large amogu,.. ope d $1,000, ard the other
o, &. 800 tha' each bill va. Dot protested
Vporoisiy. a. ], 5lgh' 20 have tS-r, accord
irg 70 prov s.ors Of TIL oryIral banking
lAy 'ha' ~ Trovsioa q an amendnst'