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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
Titles Of Laws.

In another place in this paper will be
found the titles OF all the Laws passed at
the present session of the Legislature, which
had been signed by the Governor up to a
late hour last evening.
The General Appropriation Bill, and the
Relief Bill, are about the only bills Of
much public interest that have not yet re-
ceived the signature of the Governor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

The Legislature of Maryland has re-
elected the Hon. JAMES A. PEARcE Sena-
tor of the United States for term of six
years from the 4th of March, 1861, when
his present term expires. There were
eighty five votes cast-eleven members
being absent from iudisposition. Mr..
PEARcE received fifty votes, Mr.. JAMES U.
DENNIS thirty-four votes, and there was one
bapk.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

A REQu1s1rIoN.-Gov. LEroHBR, of Vir-
ginia, has made requisition on Gov. DEN
N1soN, of Ohio, for the arrest of OWEN
BROWN and FRANCIS MERRIAM, two Har
per's Ferry insurgents, indictments having
been found in Jefferson county, Virginia.
United States Marshal JOHNSON, on the 9th
inst, delivered the papers to Gov. DENIM
SON, who declines issuing warrants, in let
ter dated the 9th inst; stating that the rea-
sons for this conclusion have been communi.
Gated to Gov. LRTcHER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

At IL N. Monday the Legislature ad.
journed sine die. The sins of omission and
commission, enacted since its assemblage,
places it in disgrace and infamy, far beyond
any proceeding session. We hope to be
able to speedily show to the people of the
State the bitter fruits they have realized
from a few months Of Black Republican
misrule. tt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
The Booth Case.

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
refused to grant writ of habeas corpus
applied for in BooTH's case. Chief Justice
Dixon against the application, Judge Cole
for. Judge PAINE was considered disquali-
fed from acting, on the ground of his having
been BoorH's Attorney in the case before
being elected to the Supreme Bench.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

"THE Union is glorious only when the
constitution is preserved inviolate. I GO
for the Union, but what is the Union worth
unless the constitution is preserved and
maintained in all its provisions !? have nc
faith in the Union-loving sentiments Of
those who will not carry out the constitu-
ton in good faith, as our fathers made it.
Professions of fidelity to the Union will be
taken for naught unless they are accompa.
MED with obedience to the constitution upon
which the Union sts."-Reply of Senate,
Douglas to Mr.. Seward.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

A law has passed Congress granting to
Minnesota all the swamp and overAowed
lands within the limits of the State. 1t is
similar to the Arkansas law and its provis-
ions-and was introduced into the Senate
by Senator RICE,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

MINNESOTA ToBAcco.-F. r. Bunker of
Bloomington, Hennepin County, raised over
three hundred pounds Of excellent tobacco
last year. +"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
9iolrefr 4 4fntutrat.
s AIN T PAUL.


Saint Paul, Friday, March 1e. 1860.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

Mr.. GALLOWAY moved as an amend.
ment that the resolutions presented by
Messrs. Stewart and King be adopted.
Mr.. HALL presented an amendment to
the amendment that the contract with New
son, Moore, Foster & Co., is binding, save
so far as it conflicts with any previous con-
tract made in accordance with law. Lost
yeas 9, nays II.
Mr.. HALL moved the indefinite post
ponement of the whole matter.
Messrs COWAN and CLARK made
speeches in advocacy of giving the printing
to Newson, Moore, Foster & Co., in prefer
ence to Ossawat0mie Brown. ~,
Mr.. HALL spoke on the subject OF the
printing contracts existing, and urged that
settlement of the question should be left to
the courts. He moved that the whole mat.
ter be laid on the table. Lost-yeas 9,
nays 10.
After an hour spent in most amusing
proceedings, motions to adjourn, calls of the
House, appeals from decisions of the chair,
&C., the resolution giving the printing Of
the journals of the Senate to Newson,
Moore, Foster & Co., was adopted, and the
resolution giving the same firm the printing
of the laws, was rejected
GARNIsHEE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. EDGERTON moved to suspend the
rules, and take up House bill, regulating
garnishee proceedings. The bill was read q
first, second and third times and passed.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. CLARK moved to take up the reso-
luton in reference to extending the session,
and made an earnest speech in support of
the measure, in order to take up railroad
measures.
Mr.. HALL moved the resolution be
adopted. Lost, ayes 10, nays Is.
Mr.. HODGES, at II o'clock and 10
minutes on Sunday morning, moved to take
up his railroad bill.
MIR. HALL moved the Senate adjourn.
After some time spent in dilitary motions.
etc., the bill was ordered to third reading,
but quorum not voting, the Senate, at one
o'clock A. NJ, was declared adjourned.
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

Di">1ss NALEisc THE Esrt ox stills
". fLsHt 'Lsf 81 rb, sis--.i All. feat siII
.fr" sfh a. ." IrSSDsseIbs o. "s- 81 che a,a-f
'"fr"i" s"d dsri"z .ssr sfteGTfrd by myrfsi
ms". May ~L" vsf- h.r. fo s"uld ire
~ rf'y turn 'irir .y-- h"a L,m stisx b,-
49, 90. i~srisl iLsf .. they g-Isd the ff~tid
n.a "i=L' me- ii- pc sfi"g- fo.aIs. snd H.
pc ii'itsi"i Ibtp ft~ -seihi"- 4tt-- Jh- -t,Ii.
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b ga j. s"bi"s - l.~uIy I'D 'iri.nfis
81 ..f. r.-- i.- tsisn~ins 90. -. e,..L.J
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. "s 'sffs ss1ss -hs-yf & sssfs'io. sssf a,
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g 80 ss-'is 500 3D.. - 'is Js.'y ~. g..
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f-Hsht srI safl 'f.@ - fi.s sats-sii.i.S f-ss o.
L. P'a e. bsts snl a'f.r. ,..... 80 .sf'.
80 fh-f' 80 % 80 sfsstasI 49,. '.,~sff.r -
80 sat-f 90 fl.f' snsstaiss8. sJot ft~ pff
s--s-- -sil "a ss'iss
VI, y fsf.s -lgf 81 . o.. -o-si ti.i-e..
70. S~-i's - sl-f " .issI 80 ,-r'a-u ,<f~-.
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as"~s saf -pyf--s' To- 's-s fhs' So p,i.s.
s"j -''~"fs''. .si fifog.A - s.''s@ ~rsf.s'so.
ssr.sfh'ns ossf 60 = q. f. s-.s'io- s-sLiy.
sass sect o. u -.d.s a. fs.t-s f..s -.
80 49, Dsffy 80. ...5- srh ~. 80 80
s'- go .,s 1fs i'.'s tsss~s.s.. ~tts>y,
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ArNf BxrsxY RiLkD rP.--l 1ssisss 4 {
vsrs rlca sp. s.sd Asss Dslssy 0ssss. lssp-
P'as the knitiiss vork ists - 6P. ssA pssk.
reg her spcctseles up oser her cap bssSss. I
declare ! carat! II eesia esly hsee sskes
that nss by The collar. - ss-d % ~ Rssbss
shes he dids's toe sp'' % ssis -, Ia hsvs
gi.es hi. seeh . sAskisg - - sever hssrl -.
LII b boasd!
"rhsre be set 10 thst rsetiag chair, h;s Tea
% the fssder. SD tePs ersslisg sss q Lisy
Jase - bring Hin his boSes, % fsssss his esi.
lar. OF seos sseh ssressessbls thisg. I'll sks
sh,i~ she wss tryisg 20 dres thes fess yesse
Vses. and hsd the Sesdsebs - che lesks1 osss
like Khoss thss . ersssss veoas- n e -
10 that ere place they ell L<gi.issss, In bss
there be lac pissed % bsiil . pesiss sshsy. @
seos sther kisd q pes, fss ss-k criss<ss - -
-edh 10 oesey - . ssoss shesher sAs's
SICK OF yell. jus, keepiss .p sbeir yes % sAi..'
0r VOC do that, ff0s sss risisS 70 sss s~stssx.
Bot ibes 'h~sss Lisy J.se. she 10 sess -
sseh 20 Llsse - he H. II she'd hsd tis q
rrssk, he es:essd k.se Ia her ssd<s kis
ihsa ihst cay. Most liksiy be b-s.s - ssSss
shs hsds g"s her syes ores 90 sors's skres.
Isys Cd Astses. SD q esght she skesii -
Lle-s~d fsreser e.s.< ske'i ess her ssek 10 shs
ssDs ysks sith tiss. lf she ksist fsssA ~ss
ber ss,,tske, ssd hsd ssoe sesss - sAsd sses
''erseked idols. - sh<S segi sSesf 10 Dsessy.
dos ts~S Ghst kisd SC ses6 shes Ssis g.
-WLes ] sss ssrried-thssk ~ is,tly
sisrs-I diist get tied to ssy ssrh tisi> e
er~kesy. R<aLSs ssss's sscoSeos L.sSsssAs
20 look st; % bs ssre ssy ose GigLs L.s\
th"ssh Of . ts~ss s.ssses plsse ssae q ekiss
s-ss. eoSpssssx smk sch . sssksred. seesssN
sp chap - Lazy Jsse ksstssA bet eas ssl.
SOC L~ .. jss sLa s~ek ki. 20 b.. SD sssss
shed ose sssgie ss-s 6sdssg shss ~ -ilSr
met i- hssSird e.sefsiiy. fss.ed ssss. ssiseA
% ssd r.s fss. 10 k~~p % - good hssr sisk-
Sst t~ss 0f Lsrsksre.
i did i-ei Aisd q sri'efsi sL~s Lisy Jsss
set ber Lesd sp ssd scs~1 lsts sbe essssA Ssss
ne s.sse sbs'd goo . eisy tssIssA: Lss ~~ss
sisee ] siOIped sh~se. - 5eis sesi cAsi<ssss
stVst if.
Il tell SOC. gals. sses . eL.p s.ts yes -
stssd sp b%SOrv tse psrses eth L,s. ySs -
SD Oss skeshes be rss sass sss s( ss-tiag
chair t@sg esosxk % fs1 bio tooss. SD skssS-
CO y0s sfe 90 be tesi waiter o. k~iroees s<sss
80. srsiss 10 ths cssssy q Nssri:ssy. sasss
sf Biiis.''
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4 sssd.y or fso .isr~. ss Grso~ CLsfeh. 10
N-- York City. yovsz sesfI-Gss pet b.. Lss
"od's the .sst. sud shortly sfs~rsssds tse pse
ts'-.e--ing y"ss: i.d'es esse - sod sst s~st 10
lin. 81 tie eo,.cio.ivn 81 the sersi the 10
d.. isfi tie .LSfrL 6s.f. ssd fL~ rssties-s
-'"",-d 10 .esfeh fpr b.. hss sod 90 o.. ,srtri.e
i"s.i q s"s. 81. -.l.I the .eI,os s.d Of.
Il''d 9" ts' sorLy fsn'i'"nsry fgr sd,,-- -
Nf Err ss.='.'ed iLr r .bt h,ss 80.
~-ash' - 81 i-J's, .'it"ii.s sud snisn. ID
90 ihs eTiu"iis- .prs enosrb rvs- Afirr bot.
bih: ..sissf ots - fh~ s"ss. isdi-. ss-i~. f.s
-. % 's'a'. y4fd-. she h-i d'.p,.S ss, HseL
o. 'hs s-'"ti-Las,li ed 's'I'i.s si fLo.s sL.
yere t-lIs5
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RNsosrs % rss COloGs csncls-fSs
Sssfsers psprrs isfsro - sAss sks sbSse erSes
sre sS~st sstise positive osve0sss sesssa
'ss~rvestiss 10 Nessce. Toe sh1ssssl s0R.
sfed s~sbers sf ths <. G. c. ss~ ss;i ~ -
sasrss'eed os The tssts of HE Csdsde. Srs-
pared 70 jois the Jsa,ez. - hLersi psrS 10
Sex'ee They sre ssArs e0Sessd sf The &C.
.osseS Mi Ges. q. ". BietIey. -. o., s.I
~ Gee. Csses. There - tsik oI ,ssksss sLs
city " Se"pLis the ssessitisg LssS -ssssssss e
tbe order. where ssisssssn ssy % esss!i><
ssd marched 90 tie Nesiess fsos.;<Ss a-ves.
81 sssdsed sesb|fs ksss sisssly tess esrsileI
sf NeSIsis. SD fbsy sss ostsse psrpssssisss
u jsis ths'r fsiiss isvsSsss ss Most s~y
tCss. Css.
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4 hrs sIorr s.s-rr;-. T.,@x,,,h =

4 Hrs sT"sr-Tbe Sssreuies T~;egss,h b
-sy. fhst scDeshsf remsrk stis eiresm.sss-~
'~~s'fed sesr that siIisr~ iss~iy. 4 Les Lelos
=inx 9" y. Nersia. af Jesesf. s.s see,d~st.iiy
""serrd up IN @"visx sssy sonse hay IN the
lsrn. snd 'rn.sihed fLes isIri-os~d fos three
se~ks = rboof food or u&fer Her h~sI 90.
discovered sf'rki"E through tsa hole 10 the
-ide of the barn. dsr,sgs rsis .f.sa. sas he'd
probably 's-tsio-d lie By eating Lsy 4. sod
80. esid""fiy fryisS =" es'rh frs drops Of o..
ies f'"n the ro.f She seemed 90 BE- o. lively
. eser sb-s tsk~s oct
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

TnL TVtcnL,I sI"lp yEr The S.s yOrl
Tntsss Tst.'-L@. 81. folIy.,ax Gvs . core.
t"s3.f. - L'a.fies I..sss
\ r"- dsi'sD's'ss', n.n.s~,iv. he Js,
'uf''5 sfh'" ga 80 s~fs- .fis. q; iIs- -.
fs'ssf st~n s''iss s,sf bs rfay. 90 "aJs
ssd l., 80. - 80 s-isLi.s,s 90. % r,i.s-s
- .Hse--'sy 'ss 'tJ.s'ss issi tod ~ ssus a.
trsy.j ." 1aI ~ ~ o. .Lf h. s'rs~t ..b.,
ii.i bss sssft.f void egass 81. Lsi ari. q.
I'D 80 f'syr sbss b. 81 g. ,Ls zfss.s .
fsii i~,.'. fat s-l~~J s'5 90 f.a - n. .s.'i
r.-i ~ 'osd ayi - rs@os.1 A -t.s b.. i.s,
,sif st,yi ,f~. sd tsss ID sfs s.i, ssis.
- .ss tis ~ ifes' =. tsfsfsiiy .. n b..
%. $40. s.lssg "a D.. Id
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E'o,lgr sos gAr-sss. -Ts - r.. .f...,
~ % q &C.. s.h. 20 81 ..,. 1 Il
zaa-j .l,ei C-tf.' ss5 -'s ,Lss s.Ii ,szssL~,
Tt EGG sh~sis ~ vsii rsS,~S t<ss..s 60.
hs.J.. - 'i'orsh .s.s. ~. s.isr Afts,
'hs 'a.'es.es'. 90 fiofpsgiJ n~ystDss'.3 o.
~ 'b~n - 81 f.ri. q 80 s~., t-sg.s sLsrt
fsr Eyas bsss 90 . soas s.s-ss,~ shs,t~,
g sns - 90 Jsss 80 n, Sst>ss sJs.
bstiss god .ss..xes
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NA"Bi>a ia rUKG.s G"~. III. b..
'h is'~-f irs -sti..f, q fti- isr.a,rs. - -
sfsl 80 fh~ n.~'s..'- e 'is Ghtst IgLts ~
estorsI -'~rfy ~r"e.-sb - "t-fs's..- 81.
Is--Isy 10 . thp- d--sstt-si o.. fis I~ss.,
IT,. ~ bi.~ . -isIis 'sg s..is s",i.d -
i.ff~" % $50 - - -asf- Ii fa.-..f. g
to- bi-'f" -iss.~ fins rs"'i'- ssl- - 'h.
fsfm g 10. ts.fa. rise-5 -s'h 'i.,s is.''s.s. .
if'f.' 'ii-isae. spsf' Bs~h f.ssp be- 's'.i. =
~ d ifss- sfss 'hs 80 - ths t..ia sss 'ssn
- -. 81 g. - fslf 80 80 ..isB 'sa o.
fsiir 'ssf esfs - ..fir y.rH'. .. - a. 90.
t'-'ts--- srsT ~ -. - 80 .. ss-s q.
~" '-'f'"n = 80 tB.p s.s~ ss.ss
-baeh u - Oh. 'h- ss-ii..s, ts.gsas8 80
30 . ai..is'. 49, .t. isfs 't~ Poi .h@n
Ne s-cssa 's--s. - o.. 'sti-f t.-t. 20
tf-s" v'r - fhs irsef. ss.sss J.. .. 10. .
stfh e.s--. "a ssi.s O. 60 is'" fh@ tsslt
.hss fh@y fs'sfn o. 'h.r ..--i',s.- ss.f, g..
HIl. fs..es 90 fhsDgss fb~ s.iss. .st 80
f'~-.sfs 90 i.- '-sf- oss.-. 'hs. t.sBs tss s
'~s,ffffag ss.f.es 90 fa,fsfi.s ffis asss,.f 80
iiss = ~ ssf g. fb~ o.. ffh~.~ a.~iiss.
isrlfs Grsff. 81 si.. 80 - . - ffg- ..
10 fss nfasf. 4 ss-.t~r sf sbs -. 90.
~ - 80 s's'~ 81 -sf'.sI 80, sffa 49, "
.hfnss - fhs i-''c-, .s'i-f. fisu g - o. -
s~.ss5 fhs af+fsfss
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IL >. s.~s'isi"sS 'h-' fb- srsp e cs''ss ;.
fhi. s"ps'', 60 ~ So, sastsT tsxs.s Sc,
-s- -" s~io ts... istrg -ss" Op. tsl@. 80,
fLs s'sp ls.' yssr sn5 81 $500 49,. ossr ~.
go 4 yss i~isfs is-f q - 49, i.,gs-, ., o
~ssf gso.s t-'im.ffs. - .; sso 90 ts. q.
ssis~ sess h. ssss ssy.aos'
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dosbs regard. Saturday ssd iss vssk ss the ev.
en'fui era and great ssee~-s OF his life.
Bsd4is Coo. Adr.
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DEcrrTIoH.- Look hare, yosns ess would
sou carry fr.sk. cPes. k"s~ss c"ssse,see
thea never .it-s'Ft 10 isc.ise. Would geo
think ~ell Of yosr-<N. and have others to thiak
sell VI yvs you cannot if you prccsiee deerp
tios Psrrat sould yos haze yosr ehiidren
respect. love add vesersse zoe ! thee se,es de-
eei,e thea. Chiidrrs. if yos sosid make yosr
Isrcnts .ad and sshspPy. sad EJECT ssliy destroy
their confidence ia y"s. then try to hide yosr
little trick aud asi-d~s-.sers fi,m the .old
".a aud uon.a. Y"s tLisk yos cas- do n
10 yos. Lay not this .riss ss~tios Co
,"sr -"s'; they are far more Observing than
you take 'he@ 20 he. Voc sre Gell srsre that
ihey sa-Pe.t y"a- ssd cas- zoe hear 10 be sss
I-r'~d " the dearest friesd. yos have 90 earth?
We e'ns"t 'hisk asch Of tho-e whom se go q
deceive. eres thou=h they might be "sr psrests
oh. hoe mean ssd eoss~.Pssbie i- deception"
even 10 the mot trIdinx msffer! ssd no os-
ess be ;si'ty of IL ~ithsst shssinS IL 10 Li-
~"a.ei-ace. Y~.. the f.~e !, .s isd~x Of the
mind 90 those rh"-e ,afuisioas sre not bisni~d.
The close the esrrfsi sts l~st az s.fsre read.
IFS fsii.s n.~s like book. eSes fros exiesssi
~cn6-urs'i"a. Thea s.uid zoe io"k t<sevo
i~ni. merefsl Kind: pure s"1 ehe~rfsl. be ..
ssa y"sr f-i'os men siii soos 6sd zoe oct and
=i,e SOC dee credit
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wee h~ss is'--l.-s - go; ..s-.' g..
g"sss issJ - .slits- h-s z.afis 90 "a
sssS - 80 30 es''Ss - s-sa
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= .tory !. told cf tie Crit eosrs-hip sf Sen o.
sfor F.-tcr 81 Coss~cti. af. shieh has . deeid
ID A.r"r of ifs ON wbes . young lac sfs.
d. OF he t~csoe esgsz~d 60 se~-sspii-bed sod
f.-hi"nsLie y"ss= LADY. .sd sLarsiy sf,er Ia.
sd's'--;"s 9" the bar. .rrsss~s~st. srre nsd~
sr the SEEDING. Among sL.r- s~re . si-n Q"
HE p.rrs'.. stos. lr sis .ys hosor~A and fr.ss
~L"ss f'hvs=h ps"r) be f~is thai he hsd rec~ss
ed more iLss ssslfb e"n'd sever haze rises
tin. Lrs fhi, visit "a, ss~si,osed for fe.
moment. the lads k~ps sil~s-e. she tL~s aid ::
Mr.. Foster. yos ksos hsse sissys ss.s.-issed
sitb peop,e sLss~ ssssess ssd style of living
are di6srest from thor "f yosT psrcsts. sud
although shsI: @-ke no sij~~tios 70 yesr ps.
po-ed visit. I si-h sou ts ssder,tssd that Z
'-Lsil nat expect so repeat n .ess 90 ofses. .sd
'L-f ,hsll mot desire 20 associate sah PC. pie
of their eis-.'
NotLis= rosid haze ssrprised hin more thss
9" besr she-e sords freo b~s lips Pc E<s
a'ss~sss hs s.ikeA shs ssSs seenisxiy hsi6
b~siidered. TL~s sskisE his hsa u kis sssi.
.sd .aL these sesds. more esrbstie sAss re
Ss~d. sid:
Mrs. Q .. eisS Z bs~e fessd yes ess 10
tise- Hes ssy gs 80 the -
The Isst &c heard of the lady sbe s.s sill
living sn sssiest a,sid-s. Lsviss ~~~s thi. SOB
e parents che ~oss,d~red f~n~,fL her sosiee
Sling. si'h h"sor. the highest rsLiie ozsees 10
-h'eh h'' ie''yv citizen. could promote bio.
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

\ I<sss s~rrAsss. skiis ssss .esiss ssos
su.'se.s % PL,isdsirhss. 90 TbsssSsy. Isssssk
. hit'e too freely d the 'srd~st. SD e. 20
.sersed " that be ~sbssNsS se.,>et.Lt~ u.
., ss~s be s~t s~es tss essses sT E.sssh SD
Cs~sss' sfrfesd. SD ssasapset 70 ts.s tes,-
she d'd Dot f.sey fh;s - 10 IL ps.se.l.sx n
rsLii-. 90 che had - sos,os. s..ssises srs~ss.
I'd ssd hsit - Lsi. - ske go sf Gs1sc 0s
isfs The rry - sass - - t-esS. s~bsv. Ssss
hss,sS S.de sssssesSesss ssst kis tcslsoss
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

w go. s.,.sss f-g4sv 90 ssA>y 30, 49,.
-ss'ssi.y - 90 90 s.r ya~ s~ . cod.
''sss a. Is.y - o.. ss IT, o. -
sssgsfsiss5 80 90. - ess-~s,l~ go sD>~ss
'oss ss's - o. xis>3 % ks~ hss -~s-
ses CO.
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

u ~ss ,e'y hrd sost 60 ct Le rills %.
.ssr "si a, is~ ssy ssSm . .~~iss 90 kss-s.
s-'A fyssS 81 vsss 90 . bid 81 ss.s~sesas. sol.
- -'-1iy '"'s'ss r"sn. 'hsi osssf ~ ~ s~ss
g. 'is .tfin.s Zoe 80 Ls.lfs
y "af s,fs Loo. s~ry ysiiss. ss;j tbs s~ss
''''. .. be- .i"res - he nj< ssd fsitsl - sLs
- "sr o.. tp.s
"iss. .ns III. s.y 20 sss ss~ y.fis- k.ss
10 riss,sS
-A"S %. ~ shiy s~.ii. too - Ss.siss
~os'issd
'Is 'osr-s. ss'j the L,y. 'essss % SissssS
~ o .nsn s,.g ~ eora
". 80. Isos Lot dsst sL,st sSsu
tsss otss b-ss os.' bss e,.t e. yssr
hty 80. - ssss-~ 90 sLssf Sc ss eisss.
- 'Li. 90. SID 90 fLs hslss.
I"~s.y. ss'a fss ssssiss. 8 sksst yesu
3d. 60 s>ss
Be- f.s ~, sssi5 80. iss k,s - o. c.fi
'as BIO tss 49, he hsS sys % o So syls
81. ~ .'s-s 80
~. .t'-sss, . h~p 20. oil ,.es - Q
Bssi & ss.sstis iHffssis.s 10 The ssssss q
Josf 'fsffls
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-13

'crJ sss.his nee .sSs,iss sys is.ssssesl
20 a.. sss s'..s' sis ,ssrs ~ srs . isssls Sse<k
r 90 .ss ,sss s,sSse1 % go. S>.il SkssA
81 agree % sts-'ss 30, s~ss lac. 90 y-a 90
- ssss % ssstssSs So o l~,fss H. -
Iaaa.J - ~. '.fss' ssoshss efft s~.s SsvDlss
s- 80 'h~, ,s.sz ts sJssto Lss fsft-s. -
qu..s- -
= h.'s 80 yss s~n'
Bgssti . ~ &c ssss 30 fsfs<s. 90 0
sss.,is srss'y
Age b. .sy issss5 % ID. tssJ s.S sfs.-
sto- to- ssS.~t~ssy s-ssd -
WI Ode go pc go . ~tss 80 =
49,
Tns 's.b>r sss ssY,issi, ,a~s~,.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16
yHylHrONsIN LANDS.

yKYlHrOHkIN 10
capitalists and Others 70 the promising zelda whsA west
% ne ss ::
sss s S low s.: s
least The s.fe. II not the most profitable Of all vesmsos
n Dsb sa " q
sss
these are evils OF but nature and VIII mark
% 1S T. ss ns.
sr On ns p ss %s
Maine ard New HAMPSHIRE caano; assist for The Easera
he he % ss %" look
i me- e e saS ~ rs:sat
son q million souls and der that but few
poss-ssss Is sse does rial sol, ssuSroas
q choice % And ORE: an
lensh ard re.d,h three railroads crossing her entire
vbsiisr pad for v enable decided
Wisconsin cho oscasionas eGe % fos sale a ,hs
. ss pass ,S ssns: -!
sss q sns . AZ ;Se NEW ssss: e. sRs
tseaon e ever oslssp hs STATE he couuiss are dvf.
% ana each s Sasdsa saa y y
The n6 school section IS always situated
me sss @ %
M h. be ia es ne q ne
each but parties tcrease the Of land by
re 3 q he
ssT i sps spe &, 10 o md 8, so
fully ce.crted therein payment one IL
the stte Madison the capt.
tai ct any time bbio ten years from date Possession bw.
Immediately. fneresi ct cent
BILE on the encnmbarce 1aly IN advance at Madison be-
tween he LIST Of January aud 9th Of tune each tina
time for payment Of the having beea extended tia
past act Of the egsure Annte' est receipt
for the previous corresponding With the certificate
necessary and cure rsnee Of IT, corec-es One
important ea attending school land fcsss IL their
easy transfer for lie baak bills they negotiable ny deli
aloI they no. capable Of be
bered he holder The holder all being ened the
patent rent OF the mbrance Aforesaid Tn
acnee rapidly Of market but occasonally
shout ffy parties
the hat residents Of locality they
situated word be glad TO purchase them at price
cordapee with their value had they OF seraion
where 10 md hs owner but being hahter5e merely BY de-
Hseyy repders II mposbls. wing heee cer
iheretoe Of good tue Yon ,,jected
the attending OF dee1ed land
in the counties Sou have the bsnedt
claim for simple interest which man
Of moderate control the title tho
Of rise 10 value 70 large rsSs Of land with bui small out
lay Therefore land worth the
ty.fve ago, ben Wisconsin, ieness xh,
deny thai they pNlpc investment, II Gning al
when tho state possesNs
rich popuious and powerful A. L. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

WANTED--A COUNTRY PLACE, A ssORT DISTANCE
w from The city thca ten worth from -
5000. Apply TO LOOMS corr. No. 9 Pine street, or
O.. LIB BroAd~ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16
CLOTHING, &C.

A GREAT DEMAND foR CAST OF Cl,oTHINa.-
"A Ladies and gentleman receive the full value hr TO-
and guaranteed 70 be humbuged By hes Ssee
Prom ~ 10 $50 piece for crrsses from y ~ 70
ooats, from 81 and UPWARD. for gsns snd vs:s ss
cal on, address through post HAkaLS 70 Ieo
avenue. be fwenuefA AID IWenV-nW s0vos& 49,
affo oAn6h v MYn