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;55S- Eoprbon Whisky Bitte,u-

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r TITLE, BROWN d cOAP'Y,
BOSTON,
BOSTON,
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1859
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
~ Fall Tenn <psrs e@pt 19th. Faculty tacxfe4
F'ts dsnt and ei.at frNsuoe. D*sr:asns4 I,-Ooi.
tFs: CsaIse Of udy Il The bst Eaten CD
, 1860-09-03

, y ...A ~ ~ BQ4 G3 .RAAua 4 ,Rl&cevs, ..s,.,,
4EIM4En TAs uUREa AND HAKRItoN aIF.
GU T*r" n 4I t.tnttpn, conducted hv ths
:tbept- lNht Lea. .nI1sSm''
, 1860-09-03
E05TNAE L 8EI-eEY.G
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N}RTE4@7EIS 0-.H ~ .;EE'H -
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, 1860-09-03

CHICAGO ACADEMY.
~ ,.;:'>t.-t,I -: y II
.-., Aa. TIE FIFTH a.Ekh .:r,,
:. FUR YOUNG LADIES VIII E6MNEA61s
J.. Monday, r.! sept::17th, at t2l8 Wabash-av.
ke<s.acs ns, b. sdf q R.v. y. s,.arp., r,.sa.n,
q Amh*I,t co!!sEe; P1t. {. Esnoa. PTeaident q
ver.lky; rro,. Ja1 Fierce, Hssvud U117srE;x: F1sf
9. 4 L4ne Harvard University.
ton: 80, .,. ~
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Hen, = Lane. -..Henzy FA,aAm,.Esq-;-, -
, 1860-09-03
s5rales.
GENERAL WESTERN AGENCY
'xRe~e's Impro3Gd S1hdand !"

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I04 AOltN WILL HtVk' IA I.
~ -sYLvESFEA MARSH, s:arufzcta:-r Of ard
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nats cssFoss q Con- ftr Ee.sita 6<ti I,* . -
oaes int Csiaae G1ala p!:r aet1 end 9 Ea.a a1ee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

The R1vER.-We learn that the river is
entirely open below Lake Pepin, and that a
boat has come up as far as Winona. The
river is also open in many places between
Hastings and Red Wing. The ice started
on Saturday below the lower levee at this
point, leaving clear passage to the other
side. If thewarm weather continues we shall
have clear river to the head of the Lake
by Saturday. g go
We learn that the Minnesota River is
almost clear Of ice, and that people in the
valley are daily expecting the arrival of
boats from st. Paul. fssa.5
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
Photographs OF Prominent Members
of the House Of Representatives.
BY A LOBBY MEMBER.

JOHN SMITH, of Wadena county, was born
In Podunk, State of Delaware, at an early
period of his life. By an unusual coinci-
dence, bis parents, "were poor but honest
His great, great grandfather was minute
man In the revolutionary war, and rendered
great service to his country, having saved
the lives of Washington, Jefferson, and An
drew Jackson, for which Congress voted
him sword OF excellent manufacture, weigh
ing twenty-five pounds.
Mr.. Smith was raised on farm, with
large amount of squashes, cabbages, beets,
parsnips, and other vegetables. The learned
Rip Van Wrinkle was his early teacher.
When young he attended the district school
at home, and was universally admired as
precocious youth. He composed several
pieces for the Phire of Phreedom," the
village newspaper, which attracted much
attention in the Dorcas sewing circle.
He graduated at DR.. Motifs college in
New York, where he stood very high, his
stature being about seven feet Mr.. Smith
has been married several times, and means
to continue the practice. He emigrated to
this country in the year 1900 B. c. AS a
legislator, be is, of course, very prominent,
and always in his seat-excepJ when absent
In his habits he is very methodical- always
draws his per diem regularly. He is great
debater, always speaking on every question
and on all sides thereof We predict for
Mr.. Smith very brilliant future. We
presume be will be President-or something
else, sometime.
Received of j. Smith, SIS for the above,
in Certificates of per diem.)
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For the relief of school district No. 6, in
Houston county:
For the support and better regulation of
common schools in the city of St. Anthony.
For the relief of the Plymouth Congregational
church society of Minneapolis.
For the relief of the Mississippi and Rum
river Boom Company.
10 change the name of Samuel Arrouswald
and others.
To prevent the destruction of fish in the lakes
in the county of Ramsey, in this state.
For the relief of school districts.
For the relief of school district No. l, in the
county of Scott.
To legalize the proceedings of the road COM
missioners of Wabashaw county.
To legalize certain taxes and tax sales for
the benefit of school district No. L, in the
county of Faribault.
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Grating the Crab.

To the Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat:
RED WING, March Z, 1860.
l perceive some of the members of the
Legislative Agricultural Club recommend
grating the crab. About Is years since,
in Central Illinois, I tried this plan, both
grating in the root and top. A portion of
them succeeded well the first year, some
even the second, making large growth, but
at the end of the third year they had all
failed. Many Others in the vicinity tried it
also with like want of success. In some
cases, where the graft was inserted in the
top, the graft so far outgrew the stock, that
the wind broke it.
It is probable that the common crab and
the cultivated apple are so different in
woody texture, that the method will not
usually succeed well. The grating upon
the Siberian crab, with hardy and suitable
varieties of the apple, might, perhaps, in
this latitude, be followed with eminent sue
cess. 1t should be tried-other plans should
be tried-experiment should succeed expert
ment, until we ascertain how, pro6tably, to
raise apples in Minnesota. To get small
quantity of apples soon, good plan might
be, perhaps, to plant dwarf trees, both
apple and pear they can, if necessary land
it will pay to protect most kinds of fruit be
protected in winter, with little cost, by put
ting crotches among the trees, laying on
poles, and covering with straw.
S. P. Snow.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, March IA, 1861
Business continues very quiet, and the market
for staples of most all descriptions of goods re-
mains unchanged. The weather is fair and
spring-like, and, from present indications, an
early opening of navigation may be expected.
The roads are in very unfavorabie condition
for travelling, and receipts of produce are very
limited.
Wheat is firm, with tendency to advance:
Flour is firm, but inactive. There is rather an
increasing demand for Groceries, which are
firm at figures given below.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

MORE LUMBERMEN ARRESTED United
States Deputy Marshal, J. B. Bracket,
arrived in this city yesterday with eleven
lnmbermen, employees Of gangs Of men num-
bering from twenty to thirty each, who are
charged with trespassing on the public tim
Der lands. +-rss,.sJs s.ss ss.s raiA esls I
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delegates and no more, and all union societies,
composed of two or more counties, shall be en-.
titled to five delegates, besides the President
of such society. All vacancies which may oc.
cur in the Office of said society, shall be filed
by the Executive Board. 3D.. H.
SEC. 10. The society may hold an annual
cattle show and fair, at such time and place
as shall be designated by the Executive Com.
mittee. -.s.s
SEC. IL. This constitution may be amended
by vote of two-thirds of the members present
at any annual meeting, provided notice shall
have been given at any previous meeting of
such proposed amendment. -
The Committee on permanent organiza-
ton here appeared, and reported the follow
ing officers for the Convention
President-C Charles Hoag, Hennepin county.
Secretary-J. Il. Baker, Blue Earth.
Treasurer-S. Shelby, ST. Paul.
Executive Committed. M Ford, of Ramsey !;
]. W. Furber, of Washington Jared Benson,
of Anoka John 81. Stevens, of Mcleod; Lewis,
H. Garrard. of Goodhue; ]. W. North, of Rice;
Collins Rice, of WinOna DR.. Watson, of Free
born, and the Pres. and Sec. er oficio.
The report was accepted and adopted, and
the officers took their place.
On taking the Chair, CHARLES HoAG, the
President made few appropriate remarks,
hoping the Society would be prosperous and
successful.
The Convention then proceeded to elect
Vice Presidents, one from each Senatorial
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PREPARED expressly this Paper andcorrected daily By
beaumont and Gordon, GTocers and Commission lier-
rhants Third street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16

TATE w A r r A n L S
STATE TAKES,
FOR SALE BY
PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY,
st. Paul.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the undersigned Proprietor of McCray and
Tckners Addition to the Town Of Anoka in the county
Of Anoka will make to the District Court of
Anoka County at the the eof to be held in the
village of Anoka the 10th day ct April d. 1860 to
Anoka
Upon the hearing of said application by the Court, any
objection by any person owning occupying conigu-
GUS land and interest will be injuriously affected
by such proposed vacation will be heard
:, = .ss-s H. l.. TICKNER.
Anoka March 49, 1860 mari6- d4w
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GLASS
l0xl6 to l2x16 3 00@>
l2xlS to l2xO :. 4 O0(0$5 90
Per ton, about. .$S@lO 90
IRON
Flat Bar-Pennsylvania
all sizes under 41zxl
sA ca
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Local A fairs.

Important to the Farmers OF Mime.
sOta--F0rmattOn OF q State ASrA-
cultural Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12
The Islander upon Richmond

The Richmond correspondent of the New
York Herald thus notices the atrocious libel
upon our city, perpet-ated by the special re-
porter OF the New York Times
RICHMOND, Oct Q, 1860.
The special correspondent of the N. Y. Tunes
commits gross libel on Virginia Character
and manners in that paper of the Sth inst
Some of it is correct in the main but take it
all together, il Is a mendacious report on the
Princes own word and that of Virginia gen.
tlemen. No person insulted the Prince or Of
fered him an indignity, nor did he visit ROB- IT
A. MAYos farm at Powhatan. The reason
why he did rot meet with a military recep.
tion, or receive ball, is obvious from the fol.
Council or Richmond:
WASHING TON, Oct 5th, 1860.
"GsNTLsMyE: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF sour letter Of the dav before yesteT
DAYS date. and to thank yOa hesrtiiy in the name
of Lord Renfrew: for the cordial welcome to the
city OF Richmond, which you so kindly offer him.
FRIENDLY consideration for his wishes and of the
true courtesy Which has induced you to abstain
from display and ceremOnlous demonstrations,
tentati0us manner as private gentleman.
"AlthOugh the character in which he travels
and the very short time which is at his command,
make 1t necessary for him to avoid the reception
81 81 az Z g on Ds &c
ajestv, the Queen, and the cordial friendship for
the people OF Great Britain. of which 80 man,
strkng proofs have been given during his visit to
'Ae dssres especially to express hrs gratitude
Tor the expression of these statements confirmed
IN the resolutions Of the City Council of Rich
mono aud ia the letter to which l have now the
/ respect and regard, your very humble servant,
LYONS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12
DIED.

On Thursday llth ins..; after short and sevsre
Illness, IDA. youngest daughter OF William aud
Rebecca Gray. aged 6 years 1 moutis aud ~ Gays.
Her funeral will take. place tbs .triday; alter
corner Of Byrd ard Ath streets. The fnends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
IA Baltimore papers will please COPY
In Milton, \. c., on Friday. 2ath September, oil
diptheria, DUNCAN CAMERON. il. tke SiL ye1l
or his ace. And on Oct, 9th. II EEEY MARTIN,
in the 18th rear Of his age, sons OF Wm. H. and ..
A. Hill.
In this city, on the 18th inst, Mrs. MARY r
FOSTER. ,.,
Her funeral will take place to day, Il rday I,
from the First Baptist Church. at So o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

PATENTS were issued last week TO d. b Dor.
ssy and Z. Ma.hers, OF Fairmonr. Va, for an
improvement Ia setting type; Israel Forman,
OF Grafton, Va, for improved culinary appa-
ratus; and Q. Watson, Of Cascade, Va, for an
Improvement In harrows.