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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

A,,irat,-sup4rior Louisville; Forest Queen,
Msdison; Magnela, Maysyllei DpnieSh hsiSlHs.
Ohio NJ, 5, Marietta; ttshs' 20 =, h@l lio've' w
uuhTrief, Dock; Arkansas, New oTieans. O..
nsnsrtsr,ss-Silpariur, Louisville; Forest Qneeas
Mad s.n; Magnolia, Maysyiliei Dunlelth, Aeyillei,
Kste French, louisville; Cricket No.2 Marie ses.
keV West No 2, pittsburgi Diadcm ftttshflffk \
commercial, ST, Louis; Prairie Rose st, Lousi -
II Done Nj mphis. ..s r.... f.r.
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WANTS" "FOR SALE" "FoR RENT, v
lOST," "FOUND," "BOARDING," 40 -Ad.
isements comiug under these headings, not OK
ding five lines, viii be inserted twice for 25 cents
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-seyera young men can be 40
HI commodated with board and pleasant rooms
at 331 Vine-st, near Ninth. nosbs
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FOR SALE.

VJSOR sAT E-WAGONC Covered Spring Wagon,
H nearly new, and in good order. Apply to o.
h. HUNT, 1917 and 100 WalDut-st. .no6-f+
-nn SAIR-sAInnN-rhn stnnlr md Fir-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

WNOR sALE-HORsE AND BUGGY-A fine,
~ young Family Horse and Jennyy, LIND Rpgggyys
Plating Works, No. oJS Elm-st., between Sixth
and LOngworth. nol-h~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

UNOR SALE-RESTDENCE-A desirable three-
n story Brick House, with modern improves
ments-2S3 West Seventh-st. For particulars; in
ouire on the premises noT-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

ENOR SALE-H o r s E-Four years old, well
II broken. and warranted sound; trots we'll in
harness and PAGES under the saddle. Any persnr
wishing such horse would do well to call at BEN
HETT'S Bakery, 80 Court-st nos-bf
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Bianp'8 ouf 8effe(lnno

uno Sn jeoer Soft unb 8audrt perbeu o~eltefert.
Die 9rDBte Sprgfdlt miro duf bic Mrbett un6 auf bic MuSraM
Der Mfatertdlten Serwencet uni er fam baber fir iebes nus fetncn
Snfttut terSoraeberbe Snfrunent BITE @ardntie Ibernebn1ea, bs
es aae @taenfhaften etnes suteu 9tano'8 belize.
Nle Snffrumente aus neiner Sa6rit rerpen fir 5 Sabre BON
Dem Gag bes 8erfaufeS an garanttrt.
Se(cn6ere Nufnterfidmfeit wtr6 auf BE MusndEl Son cnfru=
menten, welde IN elmer erpsen @ntfernlna ~per1enbet wert en-, YER
Ireneet rc Elm 2prredbt ceS ltntanifes ~tnnerbdl6 6 MCndteu pom
fdnpte befriebteen.
"a @%r9sbdnOier nerben ~wpbltbun Set uns pUr;uIpredea tbe fe
lid d~nSerpGti8 umleten.
8efdnOt9 S~Drrdtbts cine 4uspabt Spn MeGUbepns, bon en- BE-
fen SnfrunieAtenntd6ern 3a $500.
IL 9tGnD8 mereen untectauidt, auSaerntetbet unb eeftmtnt.
Sm. &ndbe II. Goutp.
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8ermiibte Mnset9en.
@inncr's ~NeGbmnfdtme.

Die S6neicer bief9er Stabt, ipwte ale BeriDnen, mel&e cine
quite g Gbmaf6t inc gu BADEN winiten, ipaten fb erinnern,
o6 cine BON uuiern Ntaifinen, 5peinat 10 oel &rbet tbut ale
rgeno cine onoere, uno 10 aud %fwetmol 10 ntel @elh
ubrtn8t. Dieie8 natt nnlsre NlaItinen gu oen btllt9-
ten, melde i'm Marfte ine. Wetr ais 5000 oaopn Itno ALIEN
III befiser Stabt IN Operation an &Bfen. 2Seiten umo 9eler nte
tuben lire @t9ner pber bic tarit a1better IN Gen St~no 2elest, ltt
Gh lit. NQe, welte cine Ser beiteu Rdbmof 6tnen, Die
m @ebrout fub, BADEN mbdteu, iputen IN mierer Office:
SEQ. 159 SaGtintpreltraBe
pplipre6en, no @ebraufs 4ntpeilun9en IN oeuti9er, eu9liiferi
raniDfiber ut ipantid,er Sprahe su babeu fne rn6 mo- mir Sc.
81 ftletue UGai1tne tauft. auf oerIeIbeu arbeieu lerueu.
gdift mad euuem @rempar BON Singers &dtnai6 inen= Get
ana. @1e @tahtnen rreroen en gauges Sobr mad ibrent Mnfau
CON unS in Roller Oronun9 uub &eparattOn sebalten.
(fb28jD q. 6. BrD6ertd, MQent
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JOnnSCOn'S insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Seconb1tr.
Teuers, Marines nnS Reconsideration
r1ng8=G
Ctferlte 1l0 fcitcIte GOripaQrie.
Serfiderun98=@omp. Der 8aleb i. 8iroinien
nit $500. 600 @aptaG.
dbur9@Serltderun9SzSDm y. Girailien.
nit $500, 900 capital.
NlbentarleeV erlt9erun98z pnnp. b. 0irotrtien
NIT 5000, 900 Capital.
@barter Saf>8er1id .s@pmp. ppn Sortfprb
NIT $S5Og0Oo @aphol.
Security Serl iderun98s@ Comp. BON Nefpzg)rr
nit $270,0OO Gapttul. -
P6Snir<G 81 rideruns8s GDmp. bon 0elpsWort
nit $500, 600 capital. o"T
Jiel plrtesS er taerun98z@pmp. y. Nepzgprf
nit S27O, 600 @aptaI. ~
fOntantsSerltderiln9Sa@onp. p. geetp=YOrf,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sSomp BON NeipsOorf
nit $250,oO0 capital.
Wtercalttle Weutual W1arire.
NIT 81, 000, 900 capital.
Seret1tt9te Staater SebenS=Verli6eruna &c. 4
NIT $1,250, 972 capital.
gtDrtbern NIurance=@ pmp. bon Qpnbnr
NIT $2,194, Ill capital.
Ote oban bentertten @Dn1pagneen fub BON her QeoisY,..S
StaateS @larplanb autbCrifrt unb Ipenlirt. SP'"'U oS
Ote BON benz unter5etdneten repr1ieuttrten Gsmbooriec, E,p.-
@trtl0 oertu9bareS capital gum bpaen oben 9noe,egSns"
Setra9 nerantporHt6 fr bic 3ablung bon 9erIuGten, 'oNS'N'
eriebt. &bOs' 3, SSn :" EHM NH
Treb. Gfium, Gurbe1pr. tS,17 y,
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&dnhpls4
0rDBe GrntGBiauna Scr 3uferbreiie.

g. g.. Z Cts, g.. .. 8 @i8., 9~eretnt9ter 80 @s., Sut3ufer
II @ts. frii6e @5rasbutter 25-28 Cts; Orange 8ranb Stinfen
10 gut lpe meitpbGttiter mIr Il @t8.; aus9egefdneter @banpoo=
ner=@i6er in 5laiten iebr biat9; better POrt=, Gberrp- uno Nla-
oetra- Nsetn betm SAP u. Slaifen; alter 8afer=g8ttSfep Ser 9dte
n baltimore, ICpie te1e Siqubre un6 8ranoe8 BON alien Sprten
lei NCOpnaIb & Gboma8,
% St V1[impreir.
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Gigeuer S5eero 1T GSDiDes iperfD
WIBc6ifcr QanNnBts nUN Stdnf. NeieIlff,nft


SIN benz @ntptfeluneSednee Der Nniieblune Fnb mir bdfin eee
ldnst BEN mertbSrufen unb mi1ttgfen Tbeif bes Stdbteebtefes
bon Gee Qarbpr Gitp tn ben 8retS Der @erbeherungen al steten
unb 0rt8 TN Safentbetle Der Stdbt, gu benz fir bnS erfe 3auieno
pfgefelten prets ppn $25 gum @erfauf 5u brtnsen, ufb srar
III Der fruberen @r6ee tpn 40 Bis $50 8uB unt mcndtliden Gin
,dbluneen BON S.. Srete DeetS in better 8Drrn garanttrt. Die
SnanertTnabme beies Stabttbetis TT nun fpn0b1 ppn b66hen
Sntere1e fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING ais aud piele @eperbtretbente
ba5u brdneen. DUfS, gBberten unf @erbtnbungsfrdBen re elm
Steamer CUR 6erftelun9 neuer, reseln1bt9er 8erbtnbune nit
Rer@gDrf unb Bottom, mereen aus unb n1brenb Der Gntnideluna
btees planes bn Der G5efeGidoft sebaut, unb bic ausfubrun9
OtefeS planes ntrb tn Surge ben @entraIpunft fur BITE rmsegenb
mad unierer Stabt tegen.
Brdmten
b~ffebenb entpeber tn einem 5000 Qudbrdt=Bus erpBen Gdrten
Ceer etnen1 8rettidet auf benz GefeafdaftSrampfftife, werhen je
mad Der gBGbl gu benu42n Derfduften 1000 9ots betaeeeben.
Yer tn Der @ntmtfelhns teeruFene 8abridplan lei6et bdburb
.ntht nr feine Seeintrd9tt9une, fpnbern mu6 bur6 &uSfGbruna
ebteen '9d nnplanes erf fetne garSe N5t6ttetett erlangen.
8dbrifanten, nel6e tire @ablifenientS mad GAG 6arbpr gits
leaen, nerbet ab8e eten tr Der g~inftaen Gage sptf6en Gprbz unb
Suf, burd ltberdie 8egunfisrngen SettenS Der @efenlbaft, Be
Seutenhe 8prttetle geptnnen.
Pamphlets merben u%nentgeltlt4 a~uS9eeeten5 uns ndEere Na9
rihten ertbetlt burA
Npl9-S S. mtbt, &eent.
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Gin fraftiaea gllter poer Gin friidscttiaer su
o z U 7 u
BON 0r. 3. 2ubdridb, prdfttf6er &rat

III SplCuBpp Su-
Die Sueenb, bte WR1nnbeit une ens Mlter, MGe fUlten oiefes
Bud lefen. 60 enthdlt nIbtde 8e1etrungen uber he @rbaltune
bic sdwdden uno &ranttetten Der @efale6tSttete, fir sc,
nelhe an ben 70 erADpfeaeen unb fhltmmen 6pleet hr ySelbfs
ssHedm8" NIB anberer NusI6peifuneen let6en. Der ~wertbpUle
fatb un6 be etnbrtnsItden Darnunsen. relde es ertbeiIt, perben
Sabre beS 2etoenS Serbuten unp idbrlth Iaufenbe SBn 9eten ret,
Ten. Der Seilunesplan, auf Der &npenbune Der @tec
tttcttGt terubenp 1T BARN au6ibrt6 tefprpden unb nadge
rtelen, bas eieienisen 9attentsn, bic itr Sch fir WieStsn etfpen
Set taben, abne gebeilt su fem fN nibt an bic rehte ShnteSe ee-
mentet blben. SmpDtena unfruGtbarfeit, icnie n1e nerS6fe
estren uo S6pdden Der Stf6le6tSOreane tDnnet nmr af elet-
trti6em 2Beee rahpne1 eehetlt perber. @eeen Gtn1enoune BON
30 Sta. @pfftamps mtrb eS Ssbem fret ,ueefGidt menn man
treffrt; Or. S. &ubdrf6, @btcdsC, SD. f5b2iilup)
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"a 81 CO
Wtdti9 fir @innanoerer unb 11etlenbe.
GrIpGriib DDn 3eit, GelO unO Gntfcrnung
burd oie
Baltimore n1rb SbtpzG iienbnbn
na9 alien Tbeilen pe8 Weiten8

8arterSburg unb Mariettu, pber gennppp,
Wbeeling ultb Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb So p=Gtfenbatn btstet oem r%etfenten @ut
lttum bic arSsten Gsrtbetle In Betue auf 8t1tefetr gcquenltfe
felt, StGer6eit, @GntAt6feit unb SdEnbsit Ser 9 enerten. 70 bl6
tie Drn fetner anbern Sdtn Il btefem Qdnbe Ibertrgfen wtro
Otefe 8dbn rpnt atldntif6en Meer ~auseebenD, III bic Glteae aus
~eebebntefe 2tnie, alet6settta dber au6 bic tIrsefe unb fdnedffe
unb baber rte 6taiefe Gpute fur bic 9fetienren mad benz gBefen,
BITE ni6t p~erfeeleu iDatsn, fe gu tenusen:
Wetlenentfernun9 ppi Baltimore na3
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9Stonps, Wf6bel ii. +. 10.
VIM. KNABE g. co,

Wv i d. y uHp ". VHIQlDII.I
seeenibsr rem @uan 6puie Baltimore. @lb.. wieter erEFnet.
Danfenb fir bic ausgeNrettete SSnnerfhnft melGe Der ftGbtrer
6trma ndtrenb Der lebten 10 Sable III z btl wurpe, nnd6t Der I'M
%ter5ct6nets hen Yubltfum HE ~ersebenfe Mnsetee, po6 er felt rem
1Uoe bes etnsn & bettta6erS, 6rn. Senrs Sd6te, turG befen Sri
bic Gpnpos nie selGf pOroen mar, ben ean3en bebeutenoeu Srratt
non nod unSDGenbetenDtdnC's 6rlS ub anoerenn priparirter sra
tertat Fduatd an it'd eebrabt 6dt. Or ntr6 besbal6 tds @efhGii
1T Dem alten Stale III Benz ~frlberen 8ef6dftslpfdl fcrtbetreiber
unb 60 fh our @ufsabe raden, has 9innpsef4dft thinner metr in
1etner 8pllenbun9 az ~Der6eHern.
Iuser letten alten @narenbduferu unO Der 5abrif tn Gutnpfr.
nahe Bdlttnrreftr, Bat er cine neue eroee gdbrtf IN G. Gutawfr.
NIT Der 8rUnte mad GBeafr. e%rrtdtet, tn wel6er er cine arose On.
3abl Ser befeu Mrbetter be16Gfttgt.
Sn oteier 6abrtt ptrben Dtnup'5 nah etner neuen Scala aefer-
ttdt, fur melde er Bel Der M~uSfeIuna TIM Ndrslanb Snfituf, rU
bic betfea Snfrumehtennader aus gUffUn, gtew. gCrt unO 9nttt,
more IA ptanp's ~nuseetelt tatten, BITE bEdfe qrimie erhielt.
Der Musiprudp bes Snfttuts wurOe furs nad6er burG be Sns
butfrie aasfsaun9 SFn @itmpab, ga, %beffdtt9t, no i1m fbenfaaa
az erfc @rGniunt ertbeitt tpurbe.
Durd btefe beten Embellishments TT er tn bn Stdnt eefebt, aGi
@utirdse, NIT rpelben er beetrt nirb, auf's 9rDupteRe nussn-
fitren.
Gae In Stefer 8abrtf eebauter ptanp's taten sDGe etferre STAB
men uuo ltno 10 eUnftrutrt, b6 lie BET auBerrrbentltGer Dauerb1 i
ttatett re Netrbett pes Zones bewnbren une iebem 6ltnd INTER-
ffeben.
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NnHnaezS6 etne
49, per @eseI, unb GAmpf6tfe Il. uab 2. Cal
< unO 3piitenoet) BON 8reren na4 3ep-9 n
60 BoltimCre nne atoeren S1fen Der Ser. Staates
perpen RON ben llntsr8ei1neten aai 6 NSenate Hnb 1 Sabr 9alh-
fir 8e1nun9 heS pm. @o. SHOnt IN Bremen 5u ben btll9iten Oa-
ten o~HS9efent.
au9 ssben mir Ge9d in ~beHebi0eA @uumsu onf fUlsenbe
gl6be Deuti6lano's ab:
9remen, Stethn @pblens, @ptbn, Sranffurt a. so. 8reuSnad,
Wtinlter, Deannheiul, MIrSbur9, Stuttgart uno Gu9sbur9.
Seaer balten uns 81 @ntalirunsen unp Speottonen e%s1pfoblen.
y d uno y I'D
(Sa15, 699) ia 2Seft-9pmbarbir.
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Ntnctttndtt:


RB@ Cur belDnpere1t EellnttltBtdbnte.
Stnwanoerer une @eifenSe fpGteu fetr Sprff6lt9 lert ese fe thrt
BiGette taufen une lUlten btefelben nur BON lOlden a~reefeater
8eamten ,aufen, wei6e SOn tbrem @ebalt leben. ntdlt dber mi
Mattern Uer 8pifdentr6eern, Ia fs iunt Der Geatr ausgefes
fnb, beihminbelt III merben unh tbr Sch umfOnft a~usaeben.
Ourdfabrt8@Btlette
mad anen Stetlen bts Wefens fnb su taben Bet
Gb. s. Sil6ebr1nct,
General. @rttsranteusA eent Ser Baltimore uno
SEin- EiIpuhoFt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13
Markets Below.
ST. LOUIS, APRIL ).

WHEAT-Market dull at the close; sales OF
200 SKIS spring at 81 075 u bush 100 SKIS do at
81 o. ll6 SKIS do and lO2 SKIS club, at $lOS $50
SKIS do at 81 l2 100 SKIS poor fall at same SO
do at$l Is; $50 do at 81 Is; 81 and so do at ST.
220l27; $50 do at at 81 40, and 50 and rs SKIS
opened lower grades have fallen a little, but
higher do, with limited quantities coming for.
ward, have kept we'll up in price.
CORN-Quite dull to day; sales of 173 SKIS of
prime white at Coo D bush; go SKIS do at Sc;
400 SKIS prime red and white at 54@55c; 1000
SKIS good red and white at 50@5l9c, 1900 do in
lots, at 4Sc 649 do at 473c AGO at 47c 300 at AGO.
and 1900 SKIS mixed at 45c, also 500 SKIS mixed
at soc delivered. Previously, medium and low
qualities were in large supply and dropping,
but prime and choice lots on the contrary have
rather advanced.
OATS-SOme small lots choice for seed
brought SOC, but the average was 45c, 375 SKIS
sold at 43c S3 bush, 1913 SKIS at 440443o, $50 at
45c, 200 at 45ac, and 500 SKIS in lots at Acc y
Typ evailing was 45@47ct with ample receipts
WHISKEY-To-day AL bbls sold at ls4c, a
few lots being for currency. Previously the
market was unsettled at lS4@lsac.
POTATOES--Sales of 100 SKIS blues at $50 u
bush. l60 mixed at 40c, 1873 do at 420423c, 100
do pinkeyes at 45c, l53 SKIS at Acc, and 80 do at
4Sc.
SEED-Small lots timothy at 81 1902 so y
bush, and dull. Small lots Hungarian at 500
55c.
HIDES-Declined to 145c for dry flint, green
sailed steady at &c, and dry sailed at 125c.
SUGAR-Since our last in consequence oflow
water, high freights, and the recent advance,
much apathy has prevailed, and stocks have in.
creased. Sales at 6@6a for inferior, 63@74 for
good common, 73@8 for fair to fully fair, SIC
for prime.
40@43 for fermenting and prime plantation.
COFFEE-Demand sackened, and dropping.
Sales of inferior at 49, medium IL, and prime
134@l35.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

SHOOTING ON THE REsERvE.-In our &C.
count of the shooting affair on the Reserve,
in Sundays paper, there was nothing stated
on our personal knowledge, and only such
particulars as we were able to gather from
the surgeon who attended the unfortunate
victims Of the outrage, and from others, who
professed to know them, and we cheerfully
give place to the following correction
To the Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat
SIR I'm your issue of Sunday morning, the
9Th inst, you directly charge Mr.. Finn with
shooting German on the Reserve, on Friday
night last.
We recognize the full right and duty of the
conductors of a public press to notice all the
events of interest, viii Oh transpire in the com.
munity, but as we are fully and critically in.
formed through the most reliable sources, of
Mr.. FinA's connection with the matter, we feel
that your article has done him most cruel in.
justice. Mr.. Finn can prove his whereabouts
at the time of the occurrence, and that he had
no connection with the matter, as we are in.
formed and believe, and we ask as matter of
common justice that you do not arraign one of
our citizens without q just cause, try him with
out evidence, and condemn him without a
hearing. Nearly all the stories about the mat.
ter are being shamefully exaggerated.
Very respectfully, -
| JOHN B. SANBORN.
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OHERIFF'S SALE-STATE OF MIN.

L . u vi h11N.
y NESOTA, COUNTY OF FARIBAULT-SS.-By
virtue Of execution issued out of and under the seal
Of the District Court, in and for the county of Blue
Earth State of Minnesota, upon judgment entered in
said county the third day of February, A. D. $780,
in an action wherein Aaron N. Dukes is plaintiff, and
John Manning is defendant in favor of said plaintiff
and against the said defendant for the of twelve
hundred end forty dollars and eighty cents
which said judgment was docketed in the coqHty OF
Faribault, ON the seventh day of February A. 1850
and whereas warrant of attachment having oeen Is
sued in said action against the property OF tine said de-
PENDANT and to directed and delivered Dy virtue or
and attach all the right title and interest OF the defen-
dant John Manning Of in and to the following real
tate lying and being in Faribault county, state OF Min
nesota, described as follows, VIZ .,,.,
ninety four (9 the town OF Blue Earth City running
thence south the east line OF Valencia street. forty
feet thence one hundred and twenty feet thence
north forty [4Ol feet thence west. one hundred and
twenty feet on the south line of Sixth the point
OF beginning being parts Of lots four IA and five ISL in
said block No. ninety -four. as the same designated
Feribau of Minnesota and all the appurtenances
and buildings and Improvements thereon or connected
herewith.
Also. lots L. 6, and T. in block So and lots is. "a
Of Blue Earth City the is Of cord in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds of Farbau county, Min
nesota.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the said execu
ton, will sell the above described real estate and
all the right title and interest that the DEFENDANT John
Manning had said premises on the said 10th day
Of November A D. 1859 ane az me time OF the docket
after to the highest bidder for cash. at the door of the
office of the Register of Deeds OF Farbaut County,
Monday the 18th day Of May, 1860 D. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day. to satisfy said execution toge
Their with interest and costs thereon.
D"'0N g. II. GOODNOW,
onrIs-w7w Sheriff of said County.
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Local A fairs.

MuRDERoUs SHOOTING ON THE REsERvE.-
A German gardener living on the reserve had
been grubbing his land, and Thursday he
set the bushes and grubs on fire, which
spread so as to burn several fences belonging
to his neighbors, before it could be extin-
guished. In his efforts to stop the tire he
burnt his face severely.
Mr.. Finn who is large farmer, owning
some five or six hundred acres, and whose
fence had been injured, called on the Ger
man for settlement. The German told him
that the fire was accidental, and that being
poor man he could not pay the damage
then. Finn went away saying, Will SET
tie with you anyhow" and in the evening
returned, after the German had retired. The
German had awakened by the noise OF
horse in bis yard, and on opening the door
a gun was discharged at him, the charge
striking him in the right side, and passing
nearly through his body-a portion OF the
charge struck the Germans wife, tearing open
the abdomen, and inAicting a dangerous
wound, she being enciente. She was lying
on the bed, which stood in the back part o
the room, in a range with the door. The
wounded persons were attended to by DIR. f
Reiger, who informs US that there is hope
of their recovery, although their injuries are
very severe. Finne was not arrested, al
last accountability, 9Th.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

MEETING OF THE New BOARD OF Re-
GENTS OF THE STATE UN1vERs1TY.-The
Board of Regents of the Minnesota State
University, met at the rooms of the Histori~
cal Society, in st. Paul, on Thursday, the
5th of April Inst. Present, Gov. Ramsey,
and Regents Kimball, Hamlin, Benson and
Thomas. (Mr. Jared Benson, of Anoka,
was appointed Regent by the Governor vies
Simeon Smith, Esq, resigned) On motion
of Governor Ramsey, Mr.. Benson was called
to the chair for the purpose of organization.
The following permanent officers Of the
Board were then elected
U. THOMAS, Minneapolis, Secretary; w.
M. K1MBALL, of st. Anthony, Treasurer
Rev. E. D. NELL, of st. Paul, Chancellor.
The Chancellor, being a member of the
Board er oticio, then took his seat in the
Board.
The Governor of the State was then
elected permanent President of the Board.
The following resolutions were separately
presented, discussed and adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Chancellor be appointed
a committee to prepare bylaws for the gov.
eminent of the Board and report at the first
annual meeting.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of the Board
call upon the late Secretary and Treasurer and
procure the minutes, papers, seal, library
books and all other documents belonging to
the University.
RESOLVED, That A. j. Hill be requested to
procure for the use of the University and those
who may select lands, two of Sewell's maps
with proper lines marked thereon indicating
the University reservations.
RESOLVED, That Regents Kimball and
Thomas be appointed to inquire what DISPOSE.
ton has been made of the ediice built by pri.
vate contributions for preparatory school.
Ifpurchased, by whom, and the price paid and
report at the next meeting.
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer be requested
to examine the books and papers of the late
Board of Regents, and make an exhibit as far
as in his power, of the liabilities and assets of
the University.
RESOLVED, That the Governor of the State
be requested to take proper steps fer the Sc.
lection of the remainder of the lands granted
to the Territorial University by Congress.
A memorial to the Governor of the State
was also adopted, asking him to take the
steps indicated in the Enabling Act and
at an early day appoint some one to make a
selection of lands.
RESOLVED, That Regent Hamlin, the Secre.
tary and Treasurer, be appointed curatOrs OF
the University, Building and grounds, and be
requested to take proper steps to secure the
same from dilapidation.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary be directed
to procure an abstract of title of University
property in st. Anthony.
RESOLVED, That the papers of St. Anthony,
Minneapolis, and St. Panl be requested to pub.
lish the minutes of this meeting.
On motion the Board adjourned.
URIAH THOMAS, Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

The Booth case has assumed new
phase. On Thursday last the Sheriff of
Milwaukee county served upon U. s. Mar
shall LEWIS at Milwaukee, writ of habeas
corpus, commanding him to take BOOTH, for
examination into the legality of his deten'
ton, before q Court Commissioner, (by
whom the writ was issued) at Racine. The
Marshal refuses to obey the writ, and we
may now look for the irrepressible conflict
between the United States and Wisconsin.
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ST. PAUL, April IL, 1860
In consequence of farmers being engaged in
their spring work, the receipts of grain have
been light, and the restrictions imposed by
high freights have tended to the reduction of
prices. The amount shipped since the opening
of navigation has been small, holders having
made up their minds to wait for the June rise
in the river, rather than to pay thepresent rates
of freight.
There has been material rise in the prices
of groceries in the makets below, but it has
not yet effected our own to great extent. We
| are informed that groceries can be bought
cheaper in St. Paul than in ST. Louis, freight
added-and this will probably continue until
dealers are compelled to purchase at advanced
rates.
GOOD country butter is very scarce, and the
pest quality brings five cents pound above
our quotations. Potatoes, mixed lots, are low
er, and sales have been made as low as fifteen
cents per bushel, while Neshannocks and other
standard varieties, are in accordance with our
| quotations: