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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

A literary gentleman, looking fearfllly
emsciatsd--as II be had gone through Q
siege Of typhus, small pOx and choler, NOR.
bus-callsd upon rs yesterday, and after
stating that he had read the Doctors three
column leader on Owens, four friends word,
strange as it may seem, is entirely reliable)
directed our attention to an interesting
paragraph. As 10 one else has ever said
the good things OF FosrEa voucbcd for in
this paragraph, we feel it duty to present
it to the public ~ the Doctors opinios Of
the Doctor
We are confident the public will believe Us
when We say, that II there Is anything we pride
ourselves upon, and which our past course
should testify for "a, - O,D complete tadspsa.
dsnes, unti,nehng bo!iness, and ncoryuptib,iiiy /:
these characteris,cs Of press in ~. Paul be-
ing s0yel sort Of an experiment. which We
are hoping to vindiGate the expsdiency Of, Ut
has paid thus fAr,) by the continued success Of
the Mnnss0t,an over oil obstacles.
And yet some misguided people say that
FosrgR is foolish egotst. Out upon
them
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The Men who own Real Estate, and the
Men who do Not.

With few exceptions, the largest pro-
prietors OF Real Estate, and whose interests,
for that reason, are the most largely and
intimately involved in the prosperity of the
community. are by far the least enterprising
members Of the community. One can reaii-
ly account, in the nature Of the case, for the
traditional narrowness and inertia OF the
proprietors of large productive estates.
Secure OF their regular revenues they have
no motive to enterprise, and the insolence
Of property exempt from commercial hsz
ards, disposes them TO depreciate rather
than advance the prosperity of their neigh
bors But, 90 the other hand. when Real
Estate is held in large unproduc,ve masses
for sale only--its value depending no; 90
what it produces itself, out on the general
prospsri;y-one would suppose that the
natural suggestions Of cupiiity would ead
the Owners Of this sort Of property TO CO.
operate zealously in movements which. by
increasing the measure OF the general pros
pcri;y would raise the standard Of valua.
ton 10 Real Estate. AMI increa.e their
individual wealth And. indeed. where
ihe.c motives operate upon men Of
intelligence AMI mental grasp, they pre-
dace their legins,e irgu a. 10 the
honorable examples Of liberal forethongh,
and ssgacious enterprise which aiorn our
own community. Bat these creitabc in.
stanos Of public spirit, ARE rar exceptions
oi vitality IN the who'e holy OF real estate
Propne,ors 4 more inanima,e, wooden
- - ra,n. than a certain class 81 lArgc pro-
prti,rs "a ihis commnll'! never crashed
lpon Toe surface OF the earth 10 the sun.
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4 Spectators View Of the Lasd Sale
Question

We publish the letter of " Old Sledge. 4" in
another column as giving the particular views
OF Old Sledge,' on the question discussed.
No subject but has two sides, and this is
the SPECTATORS side of the question OF sell
ling the public land " from under e the SET
tier
We have Lo, space nor time. as We intend
ID 10 comment at length upon the positions
assumed bu, We must place on record our
protest against the extraordinary lnterpre-
ta'ion Of Democratic doctrines which,
under the spscious preteuce Of conierring
equal rights upon all. would open the pub
lie ards 10 the unlimited monopoly II the
specula,or against the settler. We may
.at, y Ieaye III, question 10 be disposed u
by the able speech Of Mr.. Cay,s,Uss, on
the hrsi psgr
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Vote or senator Rte,'s Railroad mn.

The following is the vote IN the [ :
Senate, On the Goth ult., On the proposition
of Mr.. RIcE. 10 substitute Ter OWNS Ia
ei6c Railroad bill. the bill rirodae,d hy Mr.
Il. providing fnr three roads lncludnc one
FROM =, Paul 10 ruge; Sound
Ysls- Messrs. Bright. Coismer, pOoAttls
Gtesn, Houston. JohasOR, Il Tennessee. Mason,
Rice, sebastian, shields smmoos. Stuart
Wade Ani NNd-lt.
N,y~-Nessrs BAysrd, Re-, Retsmin. R'S
Ter, Rroienck. Brown, cameron. Chandler
Ihesaat. C,arA ChngmaH, triitcnden. piNon
yrica. FnxPAtuck, Eoo,e. Foster. Isin. Ham
noni, nAr'Na Hunter. lysrsnp Jones. N'rg
Poik. Esii. Sevsri, Thomson. Of >es Jersey
aad rrumb all---a.
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The impudcnce OF some men amounts to
positive genius. The coolness with which
the Mia"e,o''an editor proposes that We
should occupy i've or six columns Of our
paper in disproyng an accusation OF his
own, after he has publicly abandoned it
himself, and the tenacty Of lalsehood with
which he ignores test, which exempted
him from any peuaty Tor failure. by pre-
tending that We had referred the question
10 u wager, are 10 say the least, character.
istic. After that ,Ahibiilon. IT is perhaps
not strange tina, TuoaAs Is quite unable TO
contain his enthusiastic admiration Of him
self. or that his emotions burs, forth in the
following spontaneous tribute to himself
iiihsre l. anything We pride ourselves upon.
II is our boliurss and iueUrruptbluty,
tNactly The b dr,s. consists in a
talsrhood, perfectly r,ckiess OF consequences,
and al inde0.ucv which deii,s the restraints
Ut pahiic opinion tho incorruP,ihili,y, in
the simpiy fact, tha, there is uo corner in his
rotten soai which has not passed the last rs
,hIc stage Of morsi pn,racstlon. ltIsthe
,~egscrns boiin,s, of ,teIr,stituie, and The
ineorraptbIr dcprav'y Of he convicted
tibet
rrof w. &. BoNp,s noted astronomer
At The Camhrilgo University, dcd ou thu
10Th IN III, Gg,h wear If his agc
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chalice, aud books, and general conduct,
amazed aud amused bis hosts. While there
he discovered the existence Of nearly con-
tinuons chain Of rivers, large and capable OF
carrying great vessels, TO the Pacific Sea,
whence it ID very easy 10 90 to China and
japan" age, before IiuxEoLDr annonnc-
ed the same geographical fact---or the en-
terpriss Of 81. Paul recognized that nayga-
bic reach OF waters, "a it, path TO the com
merce Of Asia.
HEssErrs returned TO Europe 10 1852,
and mourning the displeasure Of Louis XIV,
died 10 exile and obscuri'y, at convent IN
Italy. Although IIennepins enterprises WA
rather that Of an explorer than missionary,
yet a. be first administered the rites OF the
Catholic Church in Minnesota, and baptized
the first child ever christcned Ia liz limits.
he is lairIy entitled to the precedence
VIZ have given him in the history OF
Catholicism 10 Minnesota, antecedeDt TO the
formation Of = society at 81. Paul. A few
years alter IIennepin's departure, Father
Marest made IN unsuccessful attempt to en-
tablish q mission among the Dakotahs, and
in 1928 Mr.. NELL notes the visit Of Father
0uiosAs to the same tribe, when be was
captured by the Kickapoos and afterwards
reappearsd with st. Pierre on Lake Pepin.
We can find no traces Of any succeeding at,
tempt Of the Catholics to establish regular
missions among the Dakotabs during the
period Of the French occupancy. By the
treaty Of Versailles in 1863 the rule OF
the French was forever abolished In Min
nesota and il Is probable that this
event and tho proved impracticability
Of any attempt TO overcome the obstinate
unbeliel" Of these savage tribes, had their
effect 10 detcrring the loss Jealous mission.
aries Of shis period from renewing the hope
less task Of their predecessors. Perhaps
the "reIatons des Jssuits,' recsnt'y sxhum.
cd from the archicves Of Canada, may throw
some light upon the missionary operations
carried on in the interval Of u hundred
years, succeeding the attempt Of GureSAs, in
1928, but i. is probable that, sxcpt the re-
cords Of the society Of J.sus," none but
God knows what heroic men have buried
lives Of devotion in tho abysss OF these
wiljs, or what biographies Of intrepid zeal
and faith. and love. are buried In the
wranglings OF trading factions, or the con-
tes,s Of rival nations. which make up the
history Of that hundred years.
Al the end of this period the traders and
thu halt breed descendants Of previous gen
crations II traders, were sunk In an appal-
ling state OF Generalization, resulting chief
Iy from tho traffic in whisky. which was
carried on without disguise.
In 1920, Fort Smelling was founded, pre-
scnting compact community, 10 decided
need OF religious instruction. The field for
missionary labor was ripe for the harvest
yet it was not ill 1893, that any at
tempt was made to establish q mis-
sion among people so terribly in need
OF clerical teaching. Al this period, five
years after the Protestant mission Of the
Rev, W. T.. BoutwEl WAS commenced ut
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So. when Burns Knocked, Will knit his brows,
Hin w inhn n m aAe ne anfAH

Then rozrsd O voice With lustY din,
Like skipper when lis blowy,
III b.af's n sin, I'd ne 'er ha' got in.
As sure as my name = Noah!
Sly Willie turned another leaf
There's many here have heard ye,
To the pain and grief @ uus belief,
Say hard things o the clergy"
Thsnfang clear tone over ALL
Zone plea for him allow me,
once heard call from DER me, Saul,
Why persecutest thou mel
To the next charge vexed Willie turned,
And. signing, wiped his glasses
"im much concerned to find ye yearned
Der warmly towrd the lasses!"
Bat David cried, "Your ledger shut,
Zen Adam fell by woman,
And hearts close shut with II and but,
II safe, are not so human -
When sudden glory round me broke,
And low melodious surges,
OF wings whose stroke 10 splend0r woke
Creation \ farthest verges;
A cross stretched. ladjeriike, secure,
From earth to heavens own portal,
Whereby Gods poor. with footing sure,
Climbed up to peace immortal.
SuILLABER's tribute to the poet was much
in the vein of BURNS Here is the first and
closing stanzas
what's q the steer maxim ! whats a the steer
The PEASANT BAED first saw the light this day
hunder year;
An a our hearts expand blythelY--a' our
hearts expand
Wi honor O. his name that's known In every
land
For twas a blessed thing, surely, twas Q
blessed thing
Sin q the world was better fort when BURNS
segsn to sing;
sac We II raise our voices high, in tones Of
yrandest cheer,
That ROB THE RnYsKR saw the light this day
ahunder year.
Wide ia his kin sprsadin', wide is his clan.
They've found wherever men most nobly act
the mar;
Not where the tartans CLEAN, nei'b Dor, nor yet
the bonnets blue.
But where the heart il tender, and men are leal
an true.
tbs nae tie 0 bluid, nei' Dor, nae tie o bluid !;
His Gangs unite the nations, in se braid BIRTH
srhood;
sse honor crown the time, and pang 1t fu'
o cheer,
Sin BuRss tbs PLouGmaAs BARD was born
Inc poems OF hoLSkS anu WHITTIER
were Enthusiastically beautifully and ap-
propriatc. RALru WALDO EMERSON said
some good things.
No man existed who could look down to
,h.v .i,ht Ioot dawn 20 ,hs .hv a. e.s,Iv III
muse and his teaching were common sense
i ,bsr s,rnct more falling blons arsipst false
the ology than did this great singer, The Con
psndence, the French Bill Of Rights, the Mar
sellaise. we're not more weighty documents Of
freedom than the songs OF Burns. He was sub.
stantislly q reformer like Shakespeare, he
was an exceptional genius, and people who
- ~ 80, ~ e ~. w. :, Ill.
class nature. Not great, like Goeths-but ma.
.a,e IA .ne hImyy aAnas'sPe Tn, S sae poor S
hsres OF the field, the mice and .histles OF the
Wa S.n N. n. wa" 'ne pyss s 0 .,S 1e pIo.
made tina, lowtsnd Scotch the Doric dialect
.' ,amc. IS she nn,y ets"b,e ~ u a's.",y o,
single mau.
Al the Astor Hou,e celebration, letters
were read from President BUcnAvAS, Mr.
IRyrSo. HoLxEs, LoSdFsLLow, and others
The great intellectual effort of the day in
New York, was the lecture by II. w.
full OF the brilliant crystalizations which
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RALElea. N G. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s. ,ssa.


NORTH CAROLINA uUTUAL L.YG m.
INSURANCE COMPANY, O0sa. RalsieA, \. C Hh
Company asases ths hvo yva ss0
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b h. Co@a,y. teksshss vtsh The 's~ rsses q p..f.n
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x. H. BxsTLs- Sscy,isry.
WiIlnx II. JoSrs, Tre'ssyvr.
II. W. Hrxrxp. il.osssy.
W. H. McHEr. N.L:e4i Ens.iss,.
Sr;s;:S : $. = sis I noo,. A.e.,.. o.-
csAsls. & Joas.ox. ". b. u..i:Sa
WILLIAM II. MeKE.. u. u. B..sris sf
Ricub. u. nAYwoop. u. ID. J Cs-s-issfias.
For further afrmaii"n, the paIl,c referred the
pamphlets and fsu,s 1t ppusal which NAV be obtained
aa the Ofcr VI the Company, any ofits Asvuc;rs.
Communications shuuld be addressed. Iysei paid To
Raleigh. June. as
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,1HsURAHcR COMPANIES.
NOTICE.

IN THE 18TH OF MARCH, THE DI.
u reetors Of the NORfl.CAkULlNA MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY levied assessment 0f per cent
on I'll unsxpired PREMIUM NOTS In the Once of The
Apr the Directors LEVIED Of pr cont
alf uuexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office On the ssd
Of March, 1861 The assessments were made 70 conse
quenco o the very heavy losses ssssusd BY the Company
on the I'd February and 2sd March. .'a-'
I - HANDEN SMITH. Sees,y.,
Nay IL 1883 ..,..-.,t VT
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HOFFMAN, BROTHERS,
nAkER-s morgt.
Vss0-sev ske Ntsoo oosose.,
COtlsxHuEU NC

" s"w osss sss sss Esxsyssos GO rsssszasa
us~w th~tsssSy rysassl rsss-s~sy srI sssss.ss ss~
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$50 10 De .sssSsS Lssss esd ess4sasa.s. ss.SsS -
stssssssss LsssLssss sssss.lss~s
Jssssst = $40. -
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FlRE>lNsURANCE.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS. ayssh

toR RAtrian. y.
REENSBOROs MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ CUMPANY.-Sach has bvn the cafe and sr,ssu,v ,I
the officers Ut this Company that frvv from deb,
have made ssscssusruis aud have hand largo
capital viz: in premium n.srs e.: ~, &C. in cash ss.
' Shrinking total "f tt."4 ". u,svt sny lasscs
that therefore have hss,a,i,u in saving
." the public that ihes- is sar Company in the ,h
ern cunry. The II tho Risks this C.a,,any b..
ing in tue wc.csu part o the State ~hcsc The danger from
6rc is much css.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN. President
4. W. OGEuRN. v,cc rrcsidrut.
q. J.. MENDENllALt. At,usney.
PETER ADAMS Svyrr,ary and Treasurer
wM II. CUMMINGS. General Assst
W. J. McCoxxxlI
J. 4. MssAxE Executive Committee
J. u. GArRNrv,
All communications IN busipc Connected With ,;. .f
fcc, should he ADDRESSED ,o
Grccusbonp. y. C.. July ~. sy-n
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Cures Guaranteed

Cures Guaranteed.
rR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
rrn,abe and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
vii no, be required t\ray anything until is effected
rs cases that have been rendered incurabe least
doubtful by the of Mineral ps,ns. lie also treats
scr ,uors disease Of the thruat rheumatism
aficroiS &c.
Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest char
Address, J. 4. CLOPTON
Huntsville, Ala.
March iG, 1888. 22-
G,ANC ERS, ULCERS, TUMOKS, SCROFU.
Ia and all other Diseases Of the Skin cured BY the
use Of Pr. Ci"p.onS remedies
Ta,e.> containing testimonials Of the highest charac
ter forwarded u any that may wish them.
Persons wishing t. test the wonderful efficacy Of DR..
Cl,os Remedies must "crrecy describe their disease
giving all the particulars from its encement location
extent, &c" Medicines sent BY mail.
Address ]. A. CLOPTON, n. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
JanuaryS 3
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NOTICE.

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NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
IL warned ir,n irsd'ng N.,vs> ~ sc either .f
;hcu given BY to W. e. Pssc &c .bu Ga. rsrh. oee
due in Ocobcr i>Ss and the oihcr in Ocubrr t- the
consideration k which said uo,ss given has failed
ALGkED AfCOCk.
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WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY 4 WILSON
MALE ACADEMY.

MALE ACAOE4Y.
wrsox. n. C.,
SCPERIxTExOED BY Mr. AND MRS. RICHARD.
- SON in The Seminary and By NJ. RICHARDSON and
NJ. MARSHALL the Aeadsmy sss's,ed By fall cpsps
Of Assistant Tesehers SO
Pupils ~i be sdsi',ed iuo ibsss SAsss ths icsh Il
JANUARY, lSsy. Prpmptsess sSlsciisd.
No change Of feschrss' Terms. u The ssf.sdeyiss
6uss which the scios have hrsvskse brea cnuduesed
Scsol and boarding budinr sspsrsr bard ftum o. 10
siO per moush Tsitsos f00 q so ss osH pr sssa of
s manshs lid. .... ....
Circulars containing the plans Of he schools 10 fall sss
upou spPieaits. Addrss -
q t. $780, Priuepal ug ths wilsM Sehesla
.,,.... ..,... u J. H. WILLIAMS Ea.
Tsssseial Aessl
December q. 1855. ioEM
NOR SALE.-A SIX Octave PtANO-R0eG
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DANIEL, O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
MAIN sIREgr,
(Ons door Gbocs Ntw Cxstom H6xs,)
Richmond, Va,
rs PREPARED To FIT UP DWELLINGS,
u CnuRcHEs, HorELs, &c, with WATER and GAS, and
keeps on hand all kinds o! articles the above line
STATIONARY WASH STANDS BLOCK TN Prs,
with Marble Tops GALVANIZED IRoS Pre-,
Ra1B Tuss SHOWER BAfRs, Llyr and FoRcI PUXrs
CopPER BOILERx urpRAULic RAMA .-.
WArER CiosE1s All kinds If BaAa CocES
KlrcnES RANGES, and PLATED WoRk,
SnEEr LEAD and LEAD Pre- Gas FixfuREs. DC.
All vurk done On reasonable terms IAi scarsaAtsd to
gire sasi.facios.
Particular attention paid to Ill kinds Of Hydsues either
in the city or country.
RErERExcEs.-Rev. Th0a e. Skinner. Briggs Dodd,
and VIM Perciv,l. Architect, Raleigh, n. e.
W- Ali orders let with Aessrs Briggs Dodd pune
tu.ly attended u. ..'.s - -...' -..-
June 4. 1854. sly