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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-14
jefferson County Circu,, Co..,

Jeherson County Circuit Court
Alexander X Moore, vs.. William III. Bourne Mason n
Browning, Walter D. Stewart, Henry Allen, Henry
]. Mario L John Nazro ~ }
X virtue OF Judgement Of foreclosure and sale
ID rendered in the above entitled action on the 18th
DAY of june instant. shall on the 2Sth day of Septer
Der next at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Office
OF Baird and Skinner in the City of WATERFOWL in said
county offer for Sale and sell public auction to the
highest bidder the following described mortgaged
premises. TO wit The West half of the Northwest
quarter OF Section eight ) in township No Eight Is,
North OF Range Fourteen "a East in the county of
Jefferson and State of Wisconsin
Dated June 10. 1850, DANIEL HALL. Referee.
BAIRD SKINNER. PTS Ats. IJupe Isl i lSw
GOLDFISH, Macksrel, Khteash, and Smoked Hall
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-14
~ nF SYRIA CUSE =a9a DOT
Medical IDIspensary !

Esto6hshed for the relief Of the misguided and i'm
prudent rotary of false pleasure, scho finding maj he
has amb16ea the seeds Of certain loattsore disease
from an Affirmed sense Of shame deferred from appiv
ing to phySfcidn ach0Se A7oacEdge and eeience c,
alone befrfe,d him IN has distress ''''0 ''''
Persons calling see no ono bnt tbo No.. ..s.. q
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Select School.

SeIeCt SCHOOL, -
THE FALL TERM of siMr Harger,s Private
School,. will commence on Monday, Oct lst Co.
mans Block, West side of the River
TUITION--Term of Eleven Weeks.
Alphabetical Scholars :. :. -. l 50 so
Common English Branches .s3O On
Thankful for past faYors the subscriber still soljcits
continuance of public patronage.
lswaa TssfzaF sa7s = ASHLEY p.HARGER.
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TO Housekeepers.
SOMETHING NEW.-B. T. RARRIT1ve
BEST MEDICAL SALERATITS

n 1Smanu featured from common salt and sal
O4lprepared entirely different from other SaIera e
Ieus; All the deeterious matter extracted ~ IOL
les l9ueh a manner as to produce Bread Riscuit |
anu al xmas of Cake, without CONTAINING II
" parucle OF Saleratus when the Bread or Csto
Us oaked thereby producing wholesome re-
h6Isults Every particle of Saleratus is turnedl .
ITO gas, and passes through the Bread and Ris Ol
cuit Wnlie baking, consequently nothing raI b.
mains Dut common Salt Water and ho1r
ar gu VIII readily perceive, by the taste of this
40 other Saleratus e ''h' rom
10 his packed IN one pound papers each wrap-lG
per branded, "B. T. Babbitt's Best Medicinal W
9aleratus also, picture twisted loaf of
oreau, WIN a glass of efferyescng water on
~ Ithe Top when you purchased one paper youI
shoulu preseve the wrapper. and be partic,l- i
IUIar TO get the next exactly like the first-l7i
- brand as above. g / I
Full directions for making Bread with tb;s
t--H Ioaieratus and our Milk or Cream Tartar
VIII accompany ach package also for mai
ing Soda Water and Seidlitz Powders.
II MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP, with h.
b. T. BABBITT's PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH,
- Warranted double the strength of ordinary 3
fo.asn put up in cans-1 ID, 2 lbs. 3fbs MS
VI" ana II bs-with full directions for makinpIanC
lara and soft Soap. Consumers will find this
the cheapest article in market ~
Manufactured and for sale bv
~ B. T. BABBITT
14l64, &c, 90 20, y, & "A Washington st.NY II
. y4p2yl and No. 50 India ST.. Boston.
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SO PAGES, lsmo. PRICE CENTS.

HE ooJect OF this work will be to present in the
most concise form practicable the princinIes and
aims OF the Republican party in it's
contest with the Slave Power, and its Democratic
aesi the sentiments of all the leading statesmen of
the country past and present. in reference to those
issues: ana such other matters of interest as NAV be
IN the progress of the political struggle
which we have entered. What every workin9 on.'h
mean Will desire, in the way of fact, argument and
opinion Tor himself and for his neighbour to inform the
ignorant, convince the prejudiced and stimulate the
ukewarm, will be given in this PoCKETP1sToL series
IN form at once compact, neat and convenient and
at price winch Will enable our Republican Clubs to
put copy OF it into the hands OF eyery voter who
read. e-.s ~ rt' -aele ~
The Republican Pocket Pistol o,U be published on IL.
5th of each month during the Campaign
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Much attention has been given to the trea ont of
seminal Weakness, difficulty produced by the early
an i.s OF the system Persons afflicted with the diff
has been clearly demonstrated by eminent snr@anns
ootn OF TINS and the old countries. No person can ey
er expect TO be cured by taking medicine without
Guilty. S'0 oill-
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PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D,

PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D,
L how to cook for them; how to prepare Drinks
Poultices. &c, and how to guard against infection
from Contagious Diseases. " al =
1T TELLS TOU Of the various diseases of Children.
f.. and gives the best and simplest
mode of treatment during Teething
Commissions, Vaccine ton, Whoop-
b&.1 s lng-Cough, Measles, &c.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Croup Cholera
5T# g-EEF Infantum, Colic Darrhea, Worms
Scaled Head Ringworm, Chick en-
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remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Fever and Agnc
. and Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scar
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axe HrTr you the best and simplest remedies
for their
IL TELLS YOU The symptoms of Influenza Cor
-. sumption, of Dyspepsia Asthma
Dropsy Gout, rheumatism, Lum-
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IL TELLS YOU The symptoms of Cholera Morbus
Malignant Cholera, Small pox Dys-
EMERY, Cramp Diseases of the
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IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Pleurisy Mumps
Neuralgia. Apoplexy, Paralysis the
various Diseases of the Throat
Teeth Ear and Eye and the best
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1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of EpiIepsy Jann
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gives the best remedies for their
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IL TELLS YOU The best and simplest treatment for
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IL TELLS YOU OF the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and
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u zaoe3 together with many valuable hints
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once No: 10 Wieting Hall Block, up Stairs.
opposite CWesb the Syracuse House,
Syracuse, n. Y.
THE FOUNDERS OF THIS CELEBR ATED JNsrI
remedy in the world for ' W uaA
, 1860-06-08

10 Those who are Curious g wit
nc.s The wonderful perfection to whct a. 0bsva 1t as
anageE At Bcaeloss n. ~ as ukht the xuanutac
tuEe OF Wigs ard Toupees, invited visit la k and
Haas tr Rooms, ai No. 100 Lake st1re1 and examine
tsess is;oa productions Of art. NJ SCRUTINY le4e
&C a3cl *cca 1he natu.a. ~hea adjuted the head.
, 1860-06-08
4eBal anhertisem,lnts

| M V1nd9AGE 1.n:c :ce SALE.-Whereas,
4 O.. so sos.', j :
afser des:.n 1 ana anus I'D bs.s
ID ;! Z \
ss1sea ;, sae aid Anna e.. ~ - n1.,: ,n n. .ai
ss s;d o..xt ana d. !, n ID I,fa aa:s
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5ss. III a.. "11s .ad -. 4, sh1
t.o huadIea aos Is p., tl1t7 o s, &,
ss n ~ 70 sa II & ~ .soaa :
on as 1ays respectively whea the .h.ud teeons a
.aaa nt = s'hs:'e eus"n ;a a. nsa y
'h,o I.o e. Less become ss I'd ps,s's nj
pvs a: rcom u M
psnar Or e puht.h:ox ns~,
= S: u. trftsy ; s,e.:
ana ai rxhs aad equtv Of redsa1rtcn ths sa
II t. III Ssa5 aao; cty Il Gae %
ottce 1h hdse, foE CO, 1t the mens ou.d II said
Fs.a G9 couoty. Illinois. il so1s IS Of MorIaeet
ofoo. :, ,hssssts.. having bra at.n II.
pa ct H. psea. Ssss 1oo'e .a< q ny
e. aS:1s "a r. 2,a a sss
owner OF Ii. lid nois. Lo"a; nj etnx a o.r I'd
e: ms: s:s,ss: e 9: ss::sy
sss 81 H. y css (: s e. .ad
gsysd oo s1s t;s ~ 70 % t.ss soa.
a. aoq sas 5so~n I'd dtser!hed fonws na a. Io's.
Lo;s ~ Or ~ one y nj fo"r ti: lceS oas + -
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et oftas thltd Ptntps Nsr dan oonr H. ,t..n r..
sn4n oss: sommensns On III. te u IT, 10 ,h:,.
.xaao Semon1 9aa.sef S.eimn af'rr ID. ~e fu,r
H. .S ss, aSs oae h :h t Of sa eaasof ~
Ia ~. H. ~ 1a1n ~ from thence Wa M in
Sseo1R RG one On f.t r. t7 x eht. 5eac< prsl .s
o.s .! Lake Mieh!t1. t7tnc- thss:v On si a,n3
ssaa sa"f' Or fte Lax. 10 ph1rr huEdTed IA
snd one hAf 97H ftet nth trs ortn ~
o. a. .s1c n'stEon snattr st,5cn and til D va.
entauink fou acsvs more or!e s. e. .eyrr n ~,
~. a o. way nv~r mp Of ths sad t~n aurdred
~ ~ Sita hersto ore granted ltcneis3 IL. lnrte
E E.asa k.il'o d COMPANY ~ t'eok cour,s cus
toatI, snu rxht AID eQsy 1e,:tupuo AZ ths tsH
neCHAne5 her heirs md 1sA Gus tn AID an ~ fr
liz Eufo*ses IN 'ala nor r. N Et!ou.d. '"'
IT, AuK %T1O U. LOOMS, Ao.t.ss-a
NM a. PokIxH. Atl'Y. w.x &c.
, 1860-06-08

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
neros!t sums rotess th&n five toIlAsa received IL.
Certificates Of DeporA isued. Interest SIX per cent
will be allowed deposits OF this description litter Tie
funds h.ve remained IN h74ts epecidrd time AM
certificates ade payable demand md In like funds ~
1sp1asftd.
, 1860-06-08

~ Dyspepsia..-This is a very dis
tzcssInE complaint. atd xves tie rAteLt suffering
thsn almost any ether clseas in fact coabalon Of
R1any complaints In Tbs symptoms arc nurae7oua,
ard a't Of TIT nature Of aost NIL nthe. complaints
h.ned. From this fact arises the vesy any whe1e
fa dtsease is mistaken for othe and Improperly
dt1te5- The trt tynptoms1JIsestion fztu'ency ios
ofappr''e heartburn. he .daehe etc., neglected almost
AEarsawakep some dorm INT dsra.e and send the pour
eu1ses TO preu auEe grave. What yru must frt 20 Is
aleanse he bloc, and regulate The bowe this With tue
Nouutan herb riu.." and you Gun bid tetaaos To Dys
p<pEA.
ucsona Mountain Hs.b T12s ars sold b MI Medicine
Dealers, m,161m
, 1860-06-08

TEU 3A0[ 441E y 01F1lII.-EFLs3L1 UI iii :
49, aoIA Cook County, s-coo& County Circuit Cour
~ Chante3. John II. k!nli- George Z. A.ses Thorn
aaArustfruk AMI Jauts AveY1l.
Public Sotes u hereby veu 'hatlo pursuance Of ths
mandate u dreese enesrd The atovs enltd cau.s On
On A1ste ln Ghanerrv Coch County. aoss.ai VII
na uop 1svsatS u, to ~ ybs ot J.ht t. D % ~ k"ee .Ss
Court % %h"a.t. IN r. ,ny et Ch'saeo. eau;, Of csok
" following described pese Of n At e.sa,v to VT: Au
I'M esztaln t1sct ot pa'ee Of and naf+d Tie tty Of
Cheaxo, and W called the sard Har' b<tux ,hAs
PM of the ncrth fraction Of teet. No. &e}, IOWA.
nip No. thr{.ntne 1881 noTh o fourteen IA. tAAe
eoa,usted u haibor O hleaso srd ~tcn u moi y:
town Of chicago fad vait1 cs ~. ad ou, u Ia
original Ply o. map of.sid zinne'. >cdson now ~
u The oce az ths RecoFter Dttds Tor lhe County a
Cook to ~hleh said x!nal msp p!s. .rne. tsrsh
made o. II much ther-t Be- IKE th
money dua 70 azd p1Anaat upon ,Aa vii o1s1
&c. L.c. PAINE tkkEA
Chicago. May n. 1850. nv:3cM4-d
, 1860-06-08

ong Life.-ManY

~ 1u@. ong Llfe~~-ManY
&&sEly psrsozs soth IA, to nj that hsy Heed
sootsa NJ to ts'nfoscs tle tssed rva.nA AFRAID
70 r&sot to ortlnAy xmuaas hetauss tAsY know ahA
temporary exitensut they produee u followed by t'loe
prost<ton rudsely WIN. they require Ia s~pnlsa II
aosTETTER's SToNA0K HlTTAR< This R.s4t
restorative combines the toac semenA they nsrd an s
beaets not nom nj ~ tut p san>ns. The strength It
l2arts 7tsRa'ns, and iueeasea dAy BY dA. lhs ntss
aksn rteu!a1lv IL conformity w1hthe directions on the
ooftsa. ThAt health MY b. Esred lfs prolonged
b Ns thar Il uannrs Of doubt. VT sosnm*nd
Nto al wao suffer from pyspspst eEtss, d. eettt1s
general debility and Tie natural dcsAy Consequent npea
I'd xka. llldkw9~
, 1860-06-08

~ ~ s*743F O1N51 %UUULY 0I
10 E: SSS-suptHos Cout - rh:eaen. Anrn,t Term
Aansi " q. M '.d oha 10 s-la cbanc.r1
aaa @ fnas ,aad john U: %. lAo xonr "a nj. M
esono: os found thes:!7 10 ae ssrv-d vii nr 49,
or Soa.t Of chi aeo on h+ a-t.rt, Sot,sc
is, neeos nsrn t. the sad John c. Ind se npi JAM.
Sss a. KS ,ns ln ~. ou1 ii. i'd ths1os
~ .ae a,nf'*nta DAY o. Ny. ls&l anil t.t .ummm.
BY sw teqnlvd. - s'e-'' As3ss aae' y 70
Vow, nne's you. th< said Jetn C. Dod.e .n, lima.
1t. sas per.ooaly be and b4ore he .st -.
h eour o! Che3s" o. csok Coun, % ths IN dsv
Couny o. he dEs' Monday Of Auxus ,s .na 3sad M
Or oenus to tae sad crmpta ran,s III Of nrI,in;
.sMed u % taken ~ coae,se'. md ,1+e.,s taseIsa
WALTER E1MBAi.L, ch1k.
, 1860-06-08
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, 1860-06-08

FR44-FCl8 Il. A0FF.M+EJNIF.
Consul Of the Grand DucnY Of Saxe.Weax the Uueaiea
foE AID by pee!2 act Of several states authorized
fer iu.ne. eitfzens Of AUS rEiA. RADER, BAVARIA.
WIETEWEFK(3 DTbEERERT ~ 3sa7Lis Tiv
, 1860-06-08
#fDtctNC8, Nts
s>EiE GREATEST WONDER OF
{ THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
INF. Woods Hatr Restorative

AYE i4e II. l40nA. No.. isuocEAt: Below publish
i. ,ar !onc saee sv;G-ue@ n1. hase T. edcc % ~hea
tce. d: uin Tie Dr. rer 10 c1counE no. useless pu
tr} 'rou, ths p:eaa;
Professor u. ]. Wood Z Co-{icntIcnaen: Hayiue n.
A:.tcn called tew months Ance highly benencl4,
s@e;1* you: hair 'en.*tive induced IA make ap-
Er:Y c:eeI3 ',Erttn white: lay xhistess Of
Character. ne ssort5s sncc procured bottle c'
P:nvin: d wished. uted II Aho,,t t~lct week
lEave s0ot :o ~. mother t'ss.e. 81 which have ueec
*Ets ha.r bas Ally alsa;peard. both On my had snd
IT,. sua y l. r. ~. resumed u natural @ sor and IT,
sr.cre 'sava. arr low sixty yeaE old good Wife at
Gta q yca1A, ,:t u.cd I'll tec same effect
u: asoS; ao.:. -. ue 10 you fo1 your valuable
t:tene " eIscn q .is :.y .ad resident hen
aa: d, ans: t1w',a. Ary You may make Of
Ae above, II ~ naae attached II 1ous te.v;ce
9yse1. itst: T. si,ais sou:s '' q u 1. Z. RAYNoND.
Woods HAIR RESTORATIVE
!" "s. 'st a'" po,!on o ny sit ft ht e1eets Of ths
, ,n!as a-,le. III ha:! i. nuV th!ek sad elossy md
yf9rs.. o6aoE1;; e zey : tls
"a. sanacz ami Eatto. nf tic o.*o1 Church II Brook
49, MI se gentleman Of great iasnsss aa$ gn
Baoo1r1z1o. jar. y 1855.
HAt Re"sEtvc. gives pleasure say that eject
"a. beet ~ace!lent In removing Inflammation. tatu1 and
S y tHx Z: A ..o s'ss ~ s1
. ssas: s5>;s11 iks t. ~: u
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, 1860-06-08
@iBrfua1tfotfs.
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Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
re.Fl Stick, Plain. sp.nelsd, suvesed, Enbrold.sed.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick. ia White. Blu.. Cherry. BED.
Fans. Fans: Fans. Fans.
1vory Sick sllve,ed, Painted Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
Sandal Wood Stick, In suk Grape Linen
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood. Com. Straight, Round snd Broad stsk.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Plain Linen. spanl.h and Mourning Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
Opera, Bridal and Party Faas ali pat.erns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
PAIN Leaf. Plain Palm Lest. Taned, al sty,e..
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
al Kinds, All rHcea, from cents to ssJW,
AT PARKS, 1874 LATEST
, 1860-06-08

: HH-1@Soof 20 &.SuRertoF Cour nf Chlensr Jaa> Tsfnu A
n. hoofn Putnam -. fnhn y. i! us Atta6 hMsnt
EuoGe nouse!s hrfthy given 10 the sad a. 4 e,ns
. .st of a.tashent Issued ,he OTIS. Of Il
& q :ae eurt Of u AFo dated the s~enty-
aipa fo2tns a, - a. = .u'f he ..ts 81 John Asss
IN drFe e. I, tas sntr'd oscook Ceunv wae "a VII
e. ossn s etu1H|d t,esuted Sew therefore .es,
n-fors sae sad SUPERIOR Cou.! Vt cAca4o On or bfoss
tne 1tst d.y ef the Tern, thereof I" e holctu n
a1oa.y ?! Jus D: $50 DIRE sp+e:a .eil md pi.s1
" *.d pa!ns'ds aetlon. odxenent vi: se sniert1
naea cf As property a'taehti map b s"tse.1f 70
sfY The md judgment en.t, viii b. sn r. +att.e1
AA aame. TALsEK KINHAII fwsrr
ecAr.s A:AI11s71x i J1vl17 RI : Astts.
, 1860-06-08

NOTJCE.-Whereas a. collateral
srenrv fos the Acceptance hy ths untt,t znod Of
roy: 70 se..l1 u aFaT" 1.awn ey Ta,na:w tsa us
~ 2Iv.hs Il uta p. a'ter dsss: on+ r. e,ns tstaa
~, lse I.'kl,l3 m:n'ts after cate md t~o f"F
thf ''r The ait Th:nA. ". Eian placed i! ny hind
!'o rsaf :ttea y the Chrcen CIV Mining conp.nv,
- 9ce M. - for .o share- anl tue ufher c-r ID.
ca No. - f"- t.o0 sh-rrs Of aid sock m,rev sx7e1
At1 us1 o ~. Under da- nf Jn'vs lA. And where
mau1''J ut r"'tEnn Of n. his h'-n g.pA 10
~ ~ sid Etaa anw- therefore. fr Ge pu-ro~s of
ths,s.n tnsa h*r a4u1t :. besides
sek IN ie~ ~ have PAld nee their tbsie sh1l1 10
aeock os S4turAv. the 18th IT juns tr.ta
4 the otce Of r. G. Saton 10 eer, Ct ts,k aa
stz"ets theak", sell the Afo %
md ahsre."t stock. 70 the h!saest bidder for ca+1.
Juos lset.-ca01M g. y. HrBBARD.
, 1860-06-08

T IN COLI n AND HAMLIN
CQ7tDQiS71 10c7k7u

In fEsss sn1 viii be Published rasiy In Jnne.
L1NCON.
Carefully PREPARED ilnttr,ed with hna eel port, ut n9
Antst o!d Aba" lano Cloth, price s1t0.
COLIN AND HAMLIN,
Paper cover, pzc& = rents.
5-THE REPUBLICAN S0EGsTER.
Ptlce lex centa-
4.-DEBATES OF LINGO n AND DOUGLAS.
1EeutinE Llucons IL Ohio aud other sstex pce
IN paper u cents. aad bound 10 cents.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12
That Land Warrant.

The telegraph few days since announced
the fact that patent of one hundred and
twenty acres of land bad just issued from
the land Office to ABRAHAM LINCOLN, as
captain in the Illinois militia during the
Black Hawk war. Is is stated, we think,
in the N. Y. Tribune Life of LINCOLN, that
be already owned land in Iowa, under bis
patent as captain 10 the Black Hawk war.
What is the matter? Were his bloodless
battles, except those he fought with the
mosquitoes, and the furious onsaughts be
claims to have made on wild onions-were
these of such extraordinary service to the
country, that he is considered worthy of
double pay? This is the man, too, who
begrudged few acres of the public lands
to the widows of those who fell in fighting
our battles in Mexico, and who bought
with their blood the royal domain of the
golden West.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12
Dependence of tho Sections.

The New York Journal of Commerce
publishes letter which illustrates the mu.
tual dependence of the various sections of
our country upon each other. This is not
the case merely between the North and the
South, but it exists also between different
classes-between the manufacturing and
mercantile classes, and the agricultural. The
farmers of the North are larger and richer
class than the planters of the South, needing
more and consuming more, per capita, and
paying as good profits. 1t would puzzle q
casuist to trace the moral responsibilities of
slavery through the tangled web of com.
MERGE. The New England cotton mills
keep the negro at work. Lynn lives upon
her profits on negro shoes. Ohio and the
Northwest send pork and corn to feed the
slaves. New York is the carrier for all,
and makes profit from all. The industrial
system is one great whole, and yet there are
some deepest 10 it, who rail most loudly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12

To The Edisors Of The Pioneer and Democrat:

To che Editors Of The Pioneer and Democrat:
At meeting of the Synod of Minnesota,
held at Red Wing, September 9th to Both,
the following preamble and resolutions we're
adopted, and the Stated Clerk instructed to
furnish copy for "the secular press" for
the purpose Of directing the attention of
the people, so far as possible in this way to
the subject.
C. 8. L., Stated Clerk.
Whereas in the good providence of God, the
people of Minnesota have come into possession
of the hunting grounds and burial places of the
And ,ohereas. portions of these ancient peo-
pie still remain within the boundaries of our
State;
And Uhereas, there seems to exist in the peo
pie generally much prejudice against the In
dams. and desire to push them away from US,
therefore, resolved;
1st. That this Synod feels deep interest in
the temporal ard spiritual welfare of the red
man of Minnesota, and earnestly desires that
they may be brought to the knowledge and
obedience of the truth.
I'd. That this Synod regards the providence
of God in bringing US into proximity to this
people, as an expression of His will, and of
our duty, in giving them the blessing of civil.
cation and Christianity.
we and our people have hitherto done too little
and prayed too little, for the evangelization of
the Red Men within our bounds, and that God
helping US, we will pray and do more for this
object in time to come.
4th. That this Synod believes that the inter.
ests of the Indians gathered in reservation in
the State of Minnesota do not require their re.
moval, and that movements for that object
should be discOuntenanced and opposed by all
Christian men and good citizens.
5th. That this Synod regards it as absolutely
necessary for the welfare of these Indians that
they should have the advantages of laws prop
erly administered by the government of the
United States, protecting them in their persons
and property, both from each other and from
white men.
9Th. That in the judgment of this Synod the
present policy of the government, that of 10
eating the Indians reservations. giving them
portions of land in severalty, and refusing fur
Their to remove them, is both wise and humane.
HASTINGS, Oct. 5th, 1860.