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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21
From Pixies Peak.
FORT KEARNEY, Dec. Ia

FORT KEARNEY, Dec. IA.
The western stage coach from Denver
passed here for Omaha this morning. with
mails and six passengers.
DENVER, Dec. 10.
This morning clear and bright and no
frost on the ground, and farmers blowing
for spring crop.
Charley Horrison's trial closed Friday
night. Jury remained out until Saturday
l o'clock, and not agreeing were discharged,
and the prisoner set at liberty.
Waters, murderer of Freeman, not yet
arrested, but officers are after him.
The first church bell in the Pixies Peak
region arrived here on the 18th.
Hinckley & Cos. messenger, by United
States coach this morning, takes down
IS, 500 in dust.
A copy of the Presidents message,
which Hinckley & Cos. Express arranged
with western stages to bring through by
special messenger, left Fort Kearney at 8
P. M, on the 9th, arrived here at "A. NJ. on
the 9th, and was published by the Noun
taineer that day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21
Fire In Boston.

...t..t... esd, lar B0sToN, Dec. IL.
There was fire in Baltimore street last
night, which proved very destructive. It
commenced in the FIVE story warehouse
occupied by Marston & Bro, china and
glassware dealers, and Rosenfelt, as cap
factory. The walls fell on the adjoining
buildings, and caused the burning of that
occupied by james Waters, as book store
on the east, and Warner & Bros boot
store on the west. The loss is very heavy,
but is generally insured ,go
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21

Boston Line Of Steamers to Charles.
ton Discontinued.
BosroN, Dec. Is.
The line of steamers between Boston and
Charleston, have discontinued their trips
for the present.
Daniel Hackett, tried for the murder of
Henry GriloD, in Lowell, was to-day found
guilty of manslaughter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21

Fires in Dunleith and New Albanv
NEW ALBANY, IND, Dec. IL.
Hamilton & Lewis Pork packing estab-
lishment and contents were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss, 100000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec. IL.
The depot buildings of the Illinois Gen.
tFal Railroad at Dunleith were destroyed by
IRE last night. Loss, $4,000, partially in
sured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21
The Union Committee of Thirty-Three.

ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION OFFERED
BY MR.. RUST, OF ARKANSAS.
, 1860-10-19

shoes il g., 500 900, and tbs. it would cast four
tines ~ much if done By hand-so that tho an
nual saving h7 this invention IN this nasnnfas'
tire Of lAdlsst and mtasea' boots and ahoss, in
oue Stats, IL $7.6o0, 600. The price Of theks
shoes hAa bee1 reduced to the cousumer onf-
half BY the introduction Of sewing machines;
ths price Of uaatsFia1 remaining the SANE
But it il in the IN nacufac.urs Of clothing that
the sewing ruachine khoWa mp its Wonderful
powars, ard csusxs one to wonder hoE 2he
world had ever gst along without tcninR ma
chimes. To show what 1t IL doing twasds
clothing the naked, ~ would refer TO the eTi-
deuce, Of James ". M1iar, connected with
Broots Brothers Of New York. Mr. Millar
etAtea thst the house Of Brooks Brothers does =
bnsiue.s Of over 81 900 0v0 annually. I'D use
twenty ee~ing n.chires IN The store, ssd pat
ropizs those tnat cthers use. a1d do abo" ttares~
1our.hs II a!l their rowing hy machine. a. d pay
annually for tho sewing labor ahout 900. LOO;
-s75, 700 Of This is .s.vtd bY naAchinss-.bat +.
paid for se wing l.bor. And he states laat the
touse Of Brooks brother. does net make che
hundredth part Ct the machine made clio biz z
mspufactured in Nav York. This, putting .hs
proportion at one one-huodredth part would
make tho business of N manufacturing machine
clothing in the city Of Men Yolk elU0.t u. .oJU
aauually; and, at The rate that hluss pays f,r
sewing, ii brings the cost ef sewing il his
branch Of manufacture in the City Of New Iosx
(eren with the assistance Of The sswiog ~;
chine, u up to $50 900 900. L Saving Of SIS OF
On ever; 100000 Of this makes II So, 4,0t0
The opponents Of labor. Aviog achlnts should
tAke the above figures into immediate conside'
ration. Tho more attention they give them, the
sooner they.wilI discover, that iho labor-saving
machine bsne6ts no one more greatly tha7 the
lAaorer rhin1eslf-Albanv Enieter5oeE<r. -
, 1860-10-19

How TO TR1r 1.-THE Prince of Wales PROM
ICES to be ~ great traveller R8 be is Ao accom-
plished dancer. His next intention il to 60
through Ill the Steppes Of Russia.
4 FEExpLT TES1uRE-"Might tempt Jou
to venture upon this orauger ~ should be
happy to oh!ige you, madam, sa'd Leigh Hunt,
I'm sftaid would fall oG." The Prince Of
Wales, muca in the same way, at Kingston and
other aces IN Canads, would not venture near
the Oranges, for fe1 r, not Of falling CT, bus Of
falling out. There might have been falling
off OF his popularity, had he yielded to the IN
auence Of these sour btgots, xho acted infinite
asked to say what were the Fruits Of sedltion,
we should not hesitate for moment to reply
"The Oranges in Upper Canada"
TuE GRAxpEsr WoRK or F1c71os.-Ftrdi-
nand Dc L<.stps Might venture, Sir, 70 IN.
quire, Whist you think Of the -Xys!eri<s Of Idrisf
Cacknev Sh1r<holdtr-0h, Iy boy, they're
nothing to the Ashmus ct SUES.
New HoRsz DocrRtsE.-We zee book cd.
yert,std under the mans of pt4riaa,y 10.
nseorathy. We suppose the Homeopathy con-
sista in kising the horse thu smallest dt in the
world.
Too Loxa vAcA11ox.-T King Of Naples has
hid 80 msny troubles lateIy, and has been op-
pressed with so much BUSH ess Of q moving and
distressing nature, that it it is not to be Won
dered Vt il be has gone into the country just to
erjoy little Gaeta-
TuE SUPPORT or 1zAL1.-The Italians, desir-
ous Of having only One Italy, keep shouti:g,
"Ca9{ U.aai' If Italy is alluded to as the Un. >,
then Gar,baldi must be the faithful Lion 1lIAs y
to carry Una through and protect her from all
danger.
GAR1pAtp1 PAINTED Br 4 YouSa 1AD1--A
young lady, writing as enthusiastically A. young
ladies generally DO. portzays Gar'baldi as u
"dear Old weather -beaaen angel" We doubt
! if angels cars much about the we2ther, Goa.
sidering they are always living in the open air,
Apd are not generally represented a. havin2
much clothing about them, though On ,he othe1
hand, it il agreeable to picture Garibsldi IS a.
| rpgei-2n avenginx Ange1 for the long. endured
wrongs OF Italy-.he angel o, deliyerance ioE the
lopg. g.su1ering martyrs Of Naples. Ho*eTeE
granting Jana to Joung lady We are alTa5.
ready to grant e1erJthinR} that Garioaldi il I
"weather.beaten angel" it is comfort t
know that rs Jet he has never been beaten b,
anything else.
LING B1 L1oHrxlso.-The telegram whic&
ssid that Louis Napoleon had been shot at
said the thing which IVES net. Really, tells
Rraph,c announcements are often 80 romantic
the electric wires do tell such stories, tina
any astounding message transmitted BY then
will soon come to be called al electric " tell
cram.
TIE MOVEMENTS Or EVENTS N l1A1v.-St. Pc
$arTa ritir xtnnR the WAY.V
, 1860-10-19
What the Sewing Machine PerfoTu1s-
InterestlnE FAcks.

Tbe 1ast sewing machine controversy "stlrred
nm the lhiua from The bottom" and haa fur
nished ths public with = mass Of facts .eoat
matters I'D thines in general Of the verJ high.
est importance. Ths sewing machine - great
institution. Like the 'ariff, it is'' mixed up
viii everything" The sewing machine u found
in the paflor md in the kitchen-in the country
aud in The city-in the factory and il Inc xofk-
shop, The sewing machine is eTen found ~ N
our State prisons. and penitentiaries;; The
present century has produced the following
qreat inventions: The kteambost, tbs railroad
snd the locomotive, the magnetic telegraph aud
the sewing machine. Soma people ~ould rs'
ther hetlt.te to admit th.t the sewing machine
is producing results equsl 10 either Of t9e other
thfee great Inventions, AndJet acts and figures
nro7s that thiI ID really the ease.
one of the Witnesses examined in the case
WI Exrs Baker. Nj. D ststes hat the amount
nf the boot and shoe business Of Aassach osetss
ia rs .ooo, 600 annually, and the ladies' and
mISsea' CATER boot and shoe bustneae Is 1t least
ore.han OF tbs whole boot end ahoe bassneaa IN
hit State; aad il, therefore, equs! TO 527 ,5oo.
no0 He also s.ases that about l-1lth Of tht
Ks is oo0. 600 il paid for sewing labor. From thi.
nroportion ii appears that the annual seW1nl
faSar ppon ladiet and utases gaitsr boota aat
, 1860-10-19
SALE,-Wher


wi Is Jaeo5 Ru se1 n7d NAY II. Eu.sett bis wife.
both OF Ctr Of ChIe4zc A?d sat. Q: nes az =
cute aud deliver :tra <n The c'sfa, lao ae
. mo,txs1e b-astox die usa seccac day Of jay A. u
ls.9 70 stease the p4yrm c1 sr7t4st -, iA'oy noe
Of d,ta thert~ta Hsa y re ,7'd tsect Ha,s<l
far he sum Of Fourteen SuHnd 10 ars {t.4 3 CO.
{Avat's i've isr 1ate tksrto u re Cty e.oe
n B:stoa p7uydIk th2tsas In r. =:
am IN sn1rld BE- ta'aela = t.!d CITY Ha.k Ia b4-
T. reu aopzA!y, . ut: cn !. e:conl d.E q JEul:S
ard Jaly eaeh N every ye.r which sd uost1sfs = r
cords 10 & nnrt Of Cork trrn'T str O. +
I'M H. In boox - ~ kse-'. ~ rE- 20 Art werIes
teK4ur t4ta Vie q tie psyrrht Of isst-!'
il crest tu tie tecurd CAV Il Ja1nay ltf and As7 IN
The p1Yma It of tar taEau-t pte-tt: due tie teeua1
DIV . July, ist1 m both email n1Fa!d
Nav therefore, ouoi.c E7:sce II LeE ~ Kvn tfA- J,
Iaues C. Merrill Ttus:+e aId tce e[crKKE 2sctff1 c'
the city OF S'ao OF MAa:a, ;: eft rkr IN
to the a ID arsza7f, 20 erfy caf me r. Ge
pA1 Barn :ssI h-rehY 70 tf nw # sad &c
fuls il y1. ofincse1t ahf teAf sn IN 1u:.-A7tt
oItx r. tua the N p2 ltss h-'ec e1p1eeed
On lEa .dav 'hs "a RE ~ Of De-. u*r. y: u
1t e.7er &c - 'or=?o9n Of u taE tho 1aa
coor o. the Co,1t HyAt, in ;e city of lheato st a
pubic to the xfe bdes ias cAA, tha pfe1=e
IN s4td q urtE .Ee te.erhrd, TO wt:-
ths pc ra,oc Of Lid known u tes Taed ~ 1o
four IT, ock seventeen I'D n tbs !aci.n=l stet!os
Efee cl!1a to tle c.t7 es e!~a:o be- rk ei=htT
ir Mt ca Mt& "a ode In, : and exhN f*s
in teYth 20 IL y In tht r.. arctrnE t!*2 re
cefd 10 Coo county :ts sTy. ~Eh tfe d"eEns koa*
n1: ntter 1rr-~r 1nt: t. sko e,:.
JAMES y. NEHKILL. tn .tc:. Mn's<ak..:
Jx. rA1rx1 Attorney &C. dl+tt
, 1860-10-19

WHAT SHALL We DO ron CeETkE1-It appears
from statistics recently published that tbe eou-
sumption OF coff:e il increasing much mora
rapidly than the production. Last yea the
total consumption Of Europe ard the United
States alone was $50 900 tons, rhile the pro-
dus ton Of Ill other countries was but 32l 900
year is estimated at 331 900 tons, and the prob
able production at o74 900; and Of next year
the former 1t 3l3 coo tons, AID the latter a 3a5.
600. Tne New York Ro.t hopes thst it viii! be-
come 10 costly that none but those who can
afford without iuconrenience to pay large doc
tors' bills can afford to uss it.
, 1860-10-19

1t what time was Adam createdf Ht:ls
before Eve.
Hood describes the good church mirister 4;
"Piety Patson,6ed,"
l. life Of foil srd constant employment is tbs
only safe and happy one.
Iadies, please be sweet, but don't b. too for.
NAL 10 roses, but don't be prim roses.
The frat person who ever entered largely into
the salt bu SIM ess must hare been Lots wife.
, 1860-10-19

MARRIAGE OK DEATH BED--In Manning
IT, Mp EiWard E I S. III IN 1as married to = Iii
Jones, at st o'~lock in The morning. Miss
Jones WAS on her death bed, an wanted to b:
married. Mr. Tstem accordingly MAS sent for,
mad the ceremony was performed during the
silent hours Of the night. Mrs. Tatem then ex.
pressed herself perfectly happy, and died al
mon the rarne dty
, 1860-10-19

,ie* !, h,.sby kv.a .tN1, T.. c. r4!n- rrerr, Tia
Tru<se azz-d sn I1e.d ot 1su.t t1et;td bv sph
Nu.k7v". nated NJ. =. ls:R "a aotted N ne q
Dt.as pee, IL q :Rl5, tesas h.vlas n..n .ae =
the ts Aussr1.e y ttc o. he note
II sd D+e1 r NAMED. up"n:ls appa:.,eo q t.e 1s;
Folder OF sd nott ss 4 z,etsn "a NJ ht.e: "
y ef hlcs1s. County Il Coox ~! STATE 4 ~ O..
TIE ta.t et The 80 # q1arts M The w:st ~ Or
ta~cshp NJ. +ssrt5 x 80. s1u.e t.c g., AL
etuas "a III county Of LaS4e. fnxe.5er~ With the n~e'
in.tre nf Hattie An,k.vr. t.e ~e 0! ~ jo~rh.
to.r+d Ia be s1eet'oa Q. ~. ~. =! sAt 10 b n
forenoon. L. =. fAAA L fhE EE4
nr94 Il sAetf TFLAtxA.
, 1860-10-19

ETRAEGK UI1GAsR AXtX1 E111LE.--En6 C1i.
feeville (Niss) late .'ye.eer says:
L somewhat ss1snye and curlous d'eente hes
made its Appearance amopg tho cattle ot this
yiclnitY, Tce dEae4se teen.s only t. affect the
eye. 1t 6rst appe4rarce, il diech.rges an uou-
eual quantity Of water, tnd then tbs tye is
gradually covered with " hitch kcpm, which
Blinds it elItctusl!y. NearlJ all the catte ia
this nei8hborhoon Lave gore bll1d ia conse'
quence Of it. We htve heard 20 explanation
"a vet as to the probable cause Of tho dIeaae.
, 1860-10-19

MASTERS SALE.-Stats # llli-
lf1 nncr cctk e>uat!.s.s. sapsEoE cour: Of c1!ea-
xn Il Tc~a.e.d -- 1hona.B II < ns'r-; L7v'=z Mc-
lazy. tis ~. J'nastsn c.tss, Ge =" tI-sk"r.
Ncytxakr.
dec,e u rry IN < a'sEt titled on tae
=Eh las Of s:1t:ms ~. :sse Hiram MGa*r: -
On tho we;ty-txh dIvo' o:'oo II 4, sSf'. u ia
o'cI et 70 re nton "as e A. Pao e M q
III Aoute, in In: euy os t.a:,. In I'D e'u = e
Coox so decEbe nle@e nr parcel K lshd. or
auch thereof - nay ets.ayta s'afs u: aaoa.t
of tAd With tefss " et4-r. t,keter II tna
Tast - mil n t.h1s, eu's N sa;
70 VI: Thsnsrh bsto'n '1h lfrftat Enh ta< Gl.'.
ttr OF n3!th e,et quart Of thirteen t13l own
tartyeLt - r1rt1, RI z't1lt-e7tAne =. third
pfnc pa merI an ta r. ssy e Ct fr,"s
1Fthe -.s, srIp l.? sl:, of way feT tb.
81 e t4ud ~ Fax "a !: Lnd ten !le) KRIS
the sane les% ell. a4tu3ei T. The
| CtuotJ Ut Cook an ! ota.s o. o..
| u1.AA r NATIVE,
Master In Chtncesy 9th. Supen Court Il Ch:es 0.
| t1A1K Il LEAK, CuLpl'h Sltcl -ss.
| UkA4 Oct = Asn9 es-A.sio
/ AAAse%k.
, 1860-10-19

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN.
IN suEANUE CoAPANT4
Or nAx17oxn. CONNECTICUT.
PAID UP CAPITAL. 100000.
Iasuxres A63inst Loss by firo o11y'
17uBBARD HUNT A.eots. Ct!eAk".
Cor Clatk and Souta W1&tsss.
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO's
Or NOVICE, CoE1.
Hxid up Capital. 91e1.63o,7s.
nSURAECE AGAIEBT Loss BY F1az
HUBBARD Il HUNT, AEtnta ecs. o. sonth Wstsr Aa1
Oak IT., tr-t Eecv. LooE}s book oesS-cN4s
, 1860-10-19
Htgal advertisements.

TRUSTEES sALE-Pub'io No
lie. Il h,r<by e!v,a tia. I. sarant 9. >ro!th; IT.
T11stss named IN DE- tut er-crt'd hT B. " Phil.
IL Reoftsr Of l. 6. Gnan.1 ll!aos IN Ok Suottr
s.of Dsed. p.ssa ~. ~ tss I'd g. dsan '.s'nt
ne boa1 ssuet BY .a:t tett. viii IN p1 o. T
tar ii ii f2t Ees tp7r the app }e Ton OF To-
lee ter Of ead p,b lion It hs nozh
door u. oatt es1 q Ch'e11o. c"n,s. OF
stats fcs16 Il .oIth ~t quarter Il ftc-
n3t. t,wns ip rn'th q za-xe eaH It ~ - in
IA nea'rn. to:t.!n9at IN .eEs' 10 Il. no'ta-a
111tet It ut H-:t aIter west eoft s>o1'h
Vet quarter Of tInn A. tv.ai, e6 p'r u ,aa&e
eat - principal 0An c:tn ainx ~ ger $50
c1srer At ret = n t-wnsh!p ~ uota tf It
Of ID prnep4 men ~. nj n!nx aczra Also
(ns aaa Ii B. IT. PHIL s1slIn at nt3 ard in
bcet q II the town Of Md u I'll A!aa ths undivided
haf Of ae ~ nse: Of hs s;ua...t snatet g!
~ contain I'd tse to b. mad. en tss
18th d.r or Norent<z. T. T. 1st2 at oce stosk r u.
nt1a!4qlt4 3AAQ ~ U. S&lIG. lfQtts4.
, 1860-10-19

1fi G.erxs Haanaha of A1tlon, IN II. Stat: of Meh
chik1a th. tsii tay = ray tsoc sx.snte "a d.
Lvxs 70 tne und,rstxaet IN }ni-nta,a Or AostSate
10 sfeuro ne u.rue:t three erxral sor c6es ct
d-d coli1Is eaeh Ed hoses te!rG p'ya1s 10 J:epa
Sbey or eTd?r &1tr dsya At'T d4e. enc NJ months
n u In T. aot twelve nont1s str @3ie ~na rfr!
est Il The rte Of tea pr crEs p~E aunufn: VIE N
gaze II stcoEts n The feco-1trs tne y n>7Hs.
vh<rsta i "a. prov td Il nd bv The term. Of sad Mort
cefau tk ade n ~ paJn n p!oo-
RtoEy eshsr of +r either OF 0f
e1r On JAY ~hsn tie sane sh2l tetot Gu.
psTahs The waol. O. taa tzinep,l sol N ests ss'
able s.t Mortgage ahou.l b. immediately foste'o'"t
kcx, th-r.iort te.aat t,rl-x bern r,a.e IN The pay
m=Es Of erst Of said ;r'5 eo'J Gte* a. ~
ali vo1tske. public eote Il hers.J Etven bat Jesetn
s.:1ev, Aforesaid q, hertty tee.ae o. =
MoHaxed .en: 81 p be DE oy 1e1eon
default In en aa:1aatI .ta!l fc:t i.e Or ear
lie pve- II ve:ted ot No.ttAse Ihur'tay. O.
t@ber xhteentA- lsno II to eca'ck IN &c tortecs
eel at p1tl4c Aret!on, n tEe roth GlIof of Il
Cou.t Hou'e. In the city Q! th eaxo- TO ths flkt
Of Ind stuae1 10 lie eo=nsv ct !, na7tefa IA 1he
tfAe n Ill 1os A1t ku1 and d'tcrett iolov. fo
Tea rnsth west trt-1 Of sStla ATTY aTe 43oJ
the ruth hall Of so1a ~stt quarter" II ee:oo
ts}, t.4 sAth wArt c;1 rter h tton twenty a7t q
andt-e 4outh ,te so7 ess quAste1 Of re-
tontwe-t.-nve C i11ovn en.y.1te ts9, sa7Se tn
81 Of ,u-ta osnpA Ee'id,a bsak TIE fa'oe PET
tfs Co. yeyet th- p11tY Of r. nt pm IT, tAos e
and VIII. aud Al guilty o. rec-tlaoa o. tae aao
G'oss 'nnah' la hf,, 15,Era 81 51 $5iszr xo..a<+e.
The ah ve al. Is a3iournt 10 Thu-sd.y. November sh
ls'e II 'ae s'na h'7F III pEesstH >1R1xr uot.,ze.
YN N-&f rrtH*
, 1860-10-19

w Dia,rhGa Dysentery, Summer
r,ono.,.1t-4axr ,rs Ccnr7u't EKt;S" Ct Fcs' f!sst
ethe h+z :r ;t.. :nr TIE cure Of :tt=e clsea"es.
l. :le s:*1:r.i vA5e: 1t ttar' the Gsesf re;a1saf
c,.ra. " 80, r.-,. T.. eh.feE tees.nc ;ti' n
~r,-.,,+ F,;,-.. .: h &C .n.' y J. re. n AGEIKE
T. L3su u t-471. s,.t t5 10. .. Ps-k. =; Ake-st
, 1860-10-19

Ls,- u L,,.;, .;l;, a.c Curious . Wit
:ms Es -=7fu sre1.,3 = ~Efi L. oh17A O. t.ae
Ea-.se. 81 ,:@:I. :-s 5r-rsat she Ea7a'A<-
p.c Ct s III E--aes- E:c 'agle IN visit lls liz ana
go, n.rcE,.-,:l ~ .5:: La ttz-Et I'D s@&zn.ae
aSsSc :uy -:c.: .r: = tr: 1-1'.-y e-t dsttea
tse :..:.,E.. = ga ~.s= set3E:tsn Ia LIE hsAc.
, 1860-10-19

chicago I.sad| Wozka
Corne. Q. G.a.on ed Fu.:en sssts.z, "e%a elss'
LEAD PIPE, EAR dz SHEET LEAD,
+. &hes, White Lezes
Msd LsAx, AG&
Lythxrkos
RIA LEAD. P,-4fz And HYDE. u1lc EAAe+
~ n,,.., t,,,. ,t> t.s4t A2nc::e:. CASH IAd 10
~ ~,a s,r M ss.. H.9. i.~1 l3-t. ..-<,r
, 1860-10-19

0TAKER CITY ms. Comply,

OUAKER CITY ms. Comply,
~ PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and gz1p1ns.-~--s35s,746'7o.
ezo. Z. uAsrt 49, E.Ec0sasHa1154s :1 a 4,.,..,.,.
CurEio f.: North,
oeses1 Axvn., Aa.on,c Tenp1e oas:ssa.
pu1crsrs-Gsorzs B. 'H11t, E. r.Alcta, L. O. C.teE
5 f. S:;'
ATNA INSURANCE C0MPY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1913 ----. Charter Pe1p~tua1.
o4sh Gz5tsH1 80 sssvss<-e2, u 9a, 10000
:'-,..
Fire and Inland Navigation Risls
TAKEN At LIBERAL 1EEAz A:c tATEs.
1,:9 =
So, ASSETS JAN. 1, 1850.
6tFPr1L 54iR e 2Ap s6hfIus:::::::::: ss
II = s:s< ss<f a 4;*;;s;; Ts::: :s
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
asw Orleans pay ertst auds sptuus gstemht IT, 1850

against whom this fellow Buckley is exercised,
charges him tBickley) with swindling him tthe
letter writerl out of considerable sum of money;
in Virginia, on a most dishonorable falsehood.
The Lone Star flag was raised in this city last
Monday, by one of our citizens. 1t contains the
motto "equal rights on its azure folds
The American Flag has come out as tri-weekly
paper, and is about the size of the Hotel Register
published in your city.
The District Court closed four weeks session
| on Saturday night last, and his Honor, Judge De-
vine left for up the river on Sunday. The Court
disposed of considerable business, and the District
Attorney, Mr., Dougherty, gained applause for con-
victing four cases of felony-one to be hung, and
three to the penitentary. The death penalty is to
be inflicted on one of the Cortina band on the 25th
Of January.
One or two of the army officers at this point have
declared that if South Carolina becomes independ-
ent they intend to resign and enlist under their
native banner, the palmetto flag.
A very enthusiastic States Rights meeting was
held here on Tuesday night for the purpose of
cooperating with the other parts of the State where
the people have called ON Governor Houston to
call the Legislature together. The questionable
hero of San Jacinto will not call our Legislature
together at present. as he is somewhat afraid that
body might proceed in the path ofreYolution with
out his advice or counsel. Sam Houston is like an
old woman, only ft at present to smoke his pipe
and hear himself talk-he is past the age of useful
ness, and now only stands stumbling block in the
way Of Texan progress. | suppose we shall have
to resort to revolutionary means to place the State
right
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Recipes for our Lady Readers.
LBY cREscESrA. j

| A PURIFYING DRINK FOR THE BLooD.-Take
three ounces of fresh sarsaparila root and two and
q half ounces of Spanish liquorice, wash them and
put into five quarts Of water, boil down to half the
quantity and if liked, sweeten with a little loaf
sugar. Drink freely of this it will purify the blood
and create an appetite.
MIXED OR Wheat Corn MEAL BREAp.-Put a
teaspoonful of salt and d spoonful of yeast into
quart Of sted -four Make it sufficiently soft with
corn meal Cruel, when well risen bake in deep
pan; it is very fine for breakfast.
Com MEAL MUFFNs-SeaId your meal; then
thin with cold water, add to a quart of meal a
tablespoonful of butter or nice lard, two eggs we'll
beaten separately, and salt to taste heat and but
ter your dripping pan have your muffin rings
buttered and placed in it, and the last thing add the
white Of the eggs well beaten; stir up the mixture
well, put into rings and bake quick five minutes
When well done it cannot be surpassed as o break
fast dish.
Lard that you have rendered out yourself, sim
scent to suit yourself.
Black pepper, ground and pure scattered thickly
where ants gather. will drive them away entirely.
And lard rubbed on places where bed-bugs are,
will kill them.
Rich fresh cream, mixed with half its weight of
loaf sugar, and tightly corked in bottles will keep
for weeks-good for parties travelling either on
long land or sea voyages.
To clarity sugar for preserving, put to three
pounds of sugar pint of water, take the white of
one egg beat we'll and mix with halfpint of
water, put into the sugar and boil all until the scum
arises, then set it off the fire until it FALLS skim,
again boil, set aside and skim.
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