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PIONEER IKB HMCUf.
SAINT I'AUI,
THIKHIMt mt t, l*»».
- "rfcjrrz as XJtAUtiMt
Mnnlluu lu .KlOttextla.
I'ongrea*. acting upon tto principle that it
it fur totter tn uid in making y-iJ nti/i-m
than be rompclkd to restrain b«<| out*, l.u< pro
vitted most liberally lor Ute can* of id«-ai»«i
in tin - new Terri tone* Miiiuaotu. llmni* h
the generosity of the jmrerit government, jw*
■eel the b*»i* of* magnificent e. finely'
one. we Itutove, that will nxcwsi Ml cxtMtv if l
properly maiiug-it that ol any NUto in Uie
Union.
Hy the organic act viu Jf'tolh of nil Inil'h
in Minuaaota, ww rwcvel, to to-applied to
school* in tiii* Terrib.riry, so J future Hut.*
or Territories, to to formed out ol it.
Of the *orr«y* ol publir i»n<i« in Minnesota
during the year 1 *53, 23'.».9ff« aerett were
school lain in Much of lie' school land, in dif i
lererit p»rt* of the Territory, hu< already be
mine tery valuable.
Cong nan, nog nfler the organ h* bon of tie
Territory, [mined * law. granting to Wmie -nt*
for the |nir|Kiae of sutatihridag • l/niver-ity in
the Territory, two towantitp*, or 4fl OHti *ere* !
of land. The University. *« our one lore are
aware, hue heeo loeaterl at Ht Anthony, and ii l
uniter lb» eontrol of u flonrd of It e t>l i 1
Over one. half of the f'ongp'*»imi*l grant of!
land baa boon lueateii by Ibe agents ol >ht
Hoard of llngciil*. fur tto ton* lit of tim biuret
•Ity, at the Hsuk Rapid*, VY inoim, and fled i
Wing land ofllira. Tto (,'aivuraity land* h ive)
tamo aelectnl with great tore, and an already ,
vary valuable.
While Cungrra* ban Imiiuliberal in foalcriug |
thecauae of education in Minn'euta. the [ten j
pl« of the Territory have not town idle, Ttoy t
have, even amltlat tb#ahwrrWi,g rarea-in.l .trug
glee of frontier llle, retabtolmd sohnolv, ewureil
teaehera, ami taken the Unitary aU|w towards
the formation ul Institution* where tint higher
braoehee of knowle dg u may he taught
Previous to 1840, the school* in tim fern
tory, wi re tnoetly conneetid with the Mlsdonv
vataliliahed atiinng the IndiaiM. but since Ihut
period, they I'nve spreml over all poribwii ol
Minnrw.U, tallied by tto white* Tto tee •
Mission ai hmd *ai at Hataly Lake in 10311.
taught by Mr K. Ate*, fidluwad hy Mi I'. t‘ I
Ktr During th M winlcrstf H 33. Her W T 1
Bot'Twat.l. laugbt at f/aeh Tatke, »nfl the ta'Vl
yimr die Mlaainn waa opened, whleh enntiniasd
nil 1836 111 IM4, Mr I't.l comm'tend a
aeh'iol at Final du Luc. whii.lt continued till tile
■pringol I rt3y Prmn IflSfl to in««, them
waa a M 1 salon anhonl al I’oksgomn, lan hi by
Mr Ar*tt. Mr*, Mantor* unit Mr Kt.v In
IH3R alao. Mra. Hanvti Pnn* iwaatvatwd a
aehiail at foeipe - Farle, anil 111 Drei mtu*f of
that year, Iter Mi WTiui*<»"v enniinhn id
tearhing 111 the Dakol* langimg.i In IK.'lrl I
Mr H W I'otn eaniini need leaeldm .it fziki
Harriet tear Kurt Mw-lllng.
Ir |h:i:. Itev Daviii Ki»o o|ieiiotl ,t neliool
at Kapoaia, but it was broken up un i in 1 vi
n boarding school wa* afarted (lave ol whiiti
Mr Amm J oaea wae taawher. Mr.*. Mxatni
lloakosa* waa afhtrwar.U im orialed with him,
In the following year lie re « ii< » -rln«'l lit I! I
ItiH'k About till* lime, Mr*. Pvtt»i* f'evr-a
taught at Ilnl Wing and 111 181? Mr I ‘
<• 4iMif tftnpht nf th< month »»l tin- At, <>#»U
In the ItttliT year a Mion n'lif-o! n t t.j« idl
ut llul link** hy ll' V. Mi \\kmh* wU> n]w»*>h
%»f'rer*t#ht»iih»Ml «t tV* laWv, unit Llttl** Winnf !
l*y Hnrnaril ami S|***»»c« r Ml** J
,S. W|i l.UMwiiN rtiinm»im il in I M !*• V all
li«h uiml Dakota mHomI at KajMwia In 18 lit,!
Mian U«*r«:i.K4r nmnwraidl a m -h«M»l at .-Mill
wnter; J. II fha mi at I Vint iw I HiH» ;
iiittl Mina Hi* m * In l8|!t, at Vn
The |vhm»ii, the • limek. «Mm) lh> ms!un4 urn «►
rvul with thr ni»ti urn «»f St. t*anl ainl have
cootrilmtcd ifnnth in IN uu»l
growth
Through th** |gj*tn»m»«n*iili#y <»f l>r. Wn.
t.uMtttN. the minii'inry »t K whrt t>«‘*l
rmsionnllv pn artml in Hn»>r tin kmiv •* liou«i
on the corner of IJrtu’h and *JuH;wt\ * j
Mim ll4UNtrr V w«4 i*ula* .’»t to r«»nn»
to St. r»ul. ami v|Mi a Ji'‘hm»l In I*ll7. The
Mrhool Imnw wm an o!«| i#>K hut lh»t mlikml *m
thr nitr i>f the First Fu-sUrtui iaii ilnu h. Dv (
«iibacr)pt|tm guoflirr boiMfng waji erc«.tol, and j
»t now adjoins LuMkri hfiiiH i'* gr*»cery. on St
Anthony itnrt In it' ll*, Mm St •'» iu i* taught
in St. I'kiil tmd until the fall of lH.’»t» Mtwii
HtMUop, howeYrr, ntnv ia* a«* tht» Vio
neer in t4jm- hing an rnjfltfh of Kng|i«h ,
n|Mtiking pupils in St I’-uil She • -otiflnncif ,
teaching uuti« thv !«•«> i*r i «-0 Uo. Mi
IluM4kt tauk'lit the tint uiait «clioot in St Paul,
in the winter * f 181 V, u*i» !f the Methodist
('harsh, nm u S« hoot rnuin,
In the winter # sfl, ttie eit ileus of j
8l Paul, .utorntoil and hu ll a wennd sctnml *
houre. on Jatkm* nr-ri. i, ... KKik evrvet, on
a lot donated by W a |1 |(,im i . 1’.,, Thu
In! Was rrcmllv nOrtid for .|. by tlm hoo!
Trualee* of the DitH.et
In IH3O. IWo Jiatritl wilt..'. *, re ~g.»t. j.,1
in St. Paul, and b*■ h- 1 * >I |i \ .1
lUant w.iv appottib dta. h r i-f h l>,.
triel N" 8. and Mr Ibxu.mi aofH. h. d <t»
trill No. d TWwC "Vie the lint ‘.lmoU tilt he ]
Territory, organiwl uudu the italut. m re
ferrtio. toromnioti gebm'N.
In the mouth of January. Ibi.t an impulse
wa* given to tiliualinii 10 tlm lily, by the Wo
ernlcuce of M W Hmovis I’.id Phila
delphia Tb«' Haldwln Hrhonl nhh.r we* tl.if
icated in Diixuda rol that war mii.v that
time, tki* laMitulmu law ta ai a luvoritn with
llie poopk' of Hi. Paul.
lu IW4. the I'arwwkied M-im *»t the Itev.
Mr. Rrw*u*Arfg* »»< eefahlwlm.l
In the an me year. » Sfhool «.w »tu|
under Uiu auapion* ol Bev Dr. \«a lt».*> A
the ProUwtaat KpiKopul ( hurrh
A Hehool i« In Mnaedll opuwtion »t the
Catholic Chunk, under the aue[mvw< l tk.it ih
Domination. It i< largely ulUmdiJ. but wo do
not kuow the date of it* commencement.
The Puhlie Hrinvis in Ihi* city, at pfCgcnt
are wot' attmdrd anil manarnt A law waa
[Hiaaul by tlw la»t l>i *lalur*s tlowgatil to|iriw
mote their eRh ic*u-y.
'IV PoUt-ge l * St. Paul promi*-* to be the
moat promineot educatmoal urn it mi,m m cmr
dty. ‘ Id » the outfn>wth of the male .lepart-1
ua ntwf the Hakbwio reload, ami waachartorwd |
by the l>-gi#latw>. in I".‘>4 The TroeU*.* ol j
U'l uvtilulioo. are uow viwtiiig. I» oil* of th>: ,
tnrat beautiful building »itm in Ht. Paul, a j
Uieiaouie *to» erbdee three atorieaio heighlh,
from a dealgi, by Hi/m«, tie writer on Arrhi-
I f I I tore
Tl,ia bailding. wlan completed, will be orco J
pad by llk Amleaeicai J b-partiimiil of the
t.liege »mI !* to I* Ibdehad, ramly for wra
pauey, by the flret of duly.
We are glad to horn that the Twain** of
ihi> Inalitotioo evper t to autke each arrange
lie Id* I hat during the ana,ling fall and winter,
a eourte of Ircturea on practical eelentifle auto i
jeeta will be delivered to lie citizen* of Ht. j
Paul
A a Hie want* of the Inalitution demand, oiler >
idiflemare ev|,ecto«! to to- rrr.dcd On the tilufS. |
encircling tin city.
To th-i trertmu*. energy and pttwiv. rance ofj
that .hooted Mend . f e-ljeath-n and pr*gr.w*. i
tried triend of M Paul and of the Tcrltory,
Uev C, It. our ritiuene are indebted j
fur an Inetituthm, wlndi in tlet eourei id *|
|, w rear*, will r.ftilc high among tie* -ducatloti-)
„>! institution* id tie North We*t
In Ibd Wing, floodhue cmmty, a collegiate
luitilQtlon, under tie patronage and direction
nf the M. K Church, i* lu aucoewiful ojuration
To the liberality uf ilialmp lliuuaa, thia in
•tetutmo ia indeMed for a large donatuai.
In M mona, th-jeoplc are moving foe the
establUlunent of an iudltutlon In wliirh tlw ‘
higher brain law will he taught.
In all puna id tin Tarritory, thi people own I j
alive to the tu-eewnty id providing propeT faeill -
tie* for 'he edtiration id Iho young In ulinoat
every eoinnumity, Hchool* have lwen, or are
to lug eatable-hed; anulmnir* and armiaarie*
have le.m m gwniw.l at many point * and .-very
iriaeatioDal lulviuitagr e,uJoji*l In tie east, el
llier in tie eii«ientary >< advania*! bram luwof
knuwledc*. will m*i lot made avaihible to aeb
11. rt, even mi Ibe frontier* of Mfnncaota
No [ctsoii*, eoßtetnplatlng emigration from
to tln,. Ivrri' iry, loard cnleilain faun
that in doing »>. they will *«. rith’e the liope cd
giving tie ir .diildren the benefit* id an enllght-
MC-d vdui alio! In MlnteMila the Pr. **, tie
Pulpit, ami the Hthuol llncre progrooi with
the advaneeil lid., of lawigratinn
folltlral New*.
Thu two livnioerati, Ciuivuntiuiw that aw
, ndded a* Jnfler*..# t Ity. Mo . reeei.llv, pl*e*l
in notnluittioii wpn r *te frtate tieket* one head
••d by Col Have run. ami tli* other by Traui*,*
.Pout, id Ht Iren*, he Utrrarnor Tie anti
! C.u,tow <tm,',-entton endoraed fully ami mire
• rvtoJly tie Nehru.ha bill, while the ..tier
Couiciiti ii pacwil riMiiiitiun i lihiappruv un.’ of
I the rrj«al ol tie M>* i«iii munpratnuie, but ae
ipii. tnr» hi the Nebrw*ka I/11l The Ht lam
i- jV»ic.i pi ililng of the nomination!, ip*
ll,dli purl in, have their lael liacl in the leld,
aod Mi cull rj will lw thu lleulrr, thia (iimnei.
of u hatiMuugld buttle Ohl llulluui, if le ur
ccpl., will pm |,,rtli nil hi* great cfergic*. ami
atl l hi lI" lie, foiliinisv evii v in.in of hi. party
I«c -is*. Poll, ia uu able dclath.r, mi rvicr
ii ter,| 'uan nod in•* of the tnnl pnrtv icaiVrt
iu the Htate
Mr Kini aoMi mndvnl iiibliigenee of hi*
in imimtlon at Koine, mi tlm 17th of Minh.
lbs Bi reptunn, nr declination id the uoaiiiur
lion "ill very probably I*' received hy the neat
di .niMu from liirope,
enator .loies. of Tienn-we, (old line whig.)
Ii , publi'thid in the W.i, liingtou f'«n»i a lutig
letter to hn i "iislituetilu, iu which In' vhvhuiw
flml there lire it eng |vro|,abiliti<v* totwivu tin
tbiii' purlin, ot the Presidential election lieinv'
i nrrl"! .nto the llon»cidllCJirv)*CDltttlvis tluvt
tin oltnunlive pionudi ring the atrengtliol tin
Se«anliti*i u the liouw.i rlmtild tieavern*!. it
in silhli. hy the South ; ami !»■ prelty broadly
Intonate* that thin eau Ofllv he done hy the
irntglit" vvlog* voting the democratic ticket.
It i» vety evident thivl Mennlnr Jnara dm* md
i on*idei the Anveriran or Know Nothing I>*rty
proper of nmeh neeonbt
Mr I>vii i* lion wTitlau from idiglaml to a
la’i lin lb novylrania. oaying that lot dor* not
l ink it *dvi«*blf to allow the uv ol In* name
i. i i hi di.lale for the I'rwedcte y. ue" lluvt bn
Vale bail «vprewi*l, in an aliHuvt lOiainuow*
vi'i.w, it* pren't* uce for Buchanan
The Dovtvr Club, coui|mmiil ol prominent,
lb nmerati, ia one of tbw iaalilutivm* of New i
V "i I he IlcniUl is aumtiug if* readers with
the *nyin|t - nod doing* of tlvrae gentlemen
Me' iid in the New York m.rfvepiaalriH'C ol
!e' Albany Iteyinter the fwll.iwtnjJ cvjawition
f tie Club
It i* ia*vjhui to my that the diuuar* ol the
|b,v. r Club are icJincAr the wine* being,
if ih In d, ninl the garni' of tlw moat delicate
I'iie ineudvr* invite largely, auvl it i» not uu ]
"IIVUHUI Ui mm wvevai UUUn mptvwMilrd at a .
111 till;;, by il.stiliguiala*! vlmrarter* Nine,
Hialiw were rvpmauiletl at on# limner tlie pre* I
"i.t mi k Onfy faney »ucli a set ol jolly M- 1
low* n* ' Ike Poalur, Prtow John, (\an Uu i
n n I Attorney iboeral Cnahoig. Dan. Sicklei.
|ti vrrtv lin W, I>u* Strain, Ueoigc Hau ;
h r*. Liov. Ibgler, "f IVuiuylvania, Sanalor,
Mr-ii.'iiti, of ui tin nr. e. *nj tucking their twine !
tv live [«ilr* id legs ntiiler ••the mahogany,” nnj J
U',-r ti vir WIIH, nihl woiakink eraekmg politr |
.al 81..1 other joke*. Still there i» nothing par |
i *h oi it ut all. though doubtlea* moat of the,
•h era arr an, living twit nr,tout Pirfev Ha'll.—
• ’ is no Ito.tiuiiaii • i piracy, dematKling a
P f r ■ oi|'»ii'/.i:i"ii at lemr rival hot*) to
i ,«nteraet it, lint at, open nKvting, to whiwc'
bait* ,; - ,dm kv dot:" who gvt* nit invita- !
tloo
It .v d'ss. vha Mem ». i ■, rvii*h the mine.*
~d , ..ut. oi"'i i the N Y /. "iv. of tl«> Idth. j
1 1" •[* iking of the Preriden. y and the po * '
, pact* of the variow ramlalata-. that i. urwl
i bib? r
j lie Republicans »iv lipiai.'v b«»y I'lWi
dcot-oiaking' and *ti)l more emharra.««il Mr
Js, "aid would uudoulitvslly la tlwlr first choiiv.
and In* iMiiiiMiatioH would I ** uvatier ofnainw.
tod that In all the Wcatcrtv and New Pug land
Ht itea lie llepublii'nii party owe* iu atnngth
in * v >y great .IvTpe to it» atiiauce with Am, r
; i.illvi'lU
Iti* tv and hy many, that the nomination
•■I Mr Sr* im would rep*Uk*t |«ar»y than the
i Itep d . ■ t 'Nr mu! thus in*nrv it Jelat."
| Ido M'arkoigtuu Htar says that Sonatvw
j D«'t 'I bill fir tlm adinetiioa of KatMto,
; while it will pa -* the Hctuite be a large imyon
(ty. will h*». a dear majority in th« lliaw ot
111, pri* illative*. Itpnvul,* *, ,wtr nwitors
I aiv aware, that »h, n Kanaas ha- the mpiuitr
1 [igpulati"B. she may ent. r mto tbr I'nion with
•well a cotwtitutioo a* -he may adopt without
reference to the slavery ipiodkm
| CltlllMUaa wf Ik* lailaat. }
i lout summer CurnmloHotwr If*aregjiar, ne-1
: gotiate-d at Detroit, trvattea with two Indian
I trib«a V Michigan ; the OUnwa* and Chtppe ,
I waa. Thaw trwatle* have raomtiy fawn rmtifkd
by the Senate of the Pnited State*. Their
I principal proviaouvi are the ram,- a* tho*e Ire j
i corp..rat/d in Oat Cbip[*ica tnatirr. oogotia
1 j ted at Waahirigtoii. in the winter of 1(1.11 'll. J
' It is provided tliat every bead ol u family, or
, lisglt peraow over Unity-one year* ot age. |
r , may ml* t a certain ammint ol iamt. wbu h w i
to be secured to him aa ki* own individ'ia) p
Iprojierty, rratrictod only in tie power to alien
ate ot dia|*ae of.
In thi* provision, undoubtedly lien the main
hope lor the civiliontioo of tto Indiana It de
; stroya the commonality ol prn|» rty and id lie |
{ lair ami will fkirw the Iwlian to tie. oim moo-!
land more individualized, anti to a. .juire deft
I nitc and correct notion* ol the value nf pfo|»r i
j ty, and of tto- iin|*>rtanco .4 labor and e< »n.
|o#iy
I It has heretofore tovn stated, in our |ia|jer,
I that among tlw Chippewa*, uf Minnesota, tlw
provwiona nf the treaties in.ule in Waehingt.ia,,
aemring to 111. Ii lewd of a faintly, and Indian
over twi-uty isaf years uf uge. a certain amount j
ai lain) in hi* (or her I imlividoul right, had I
been [irodnetive of heneflrial nswilt*. The re
port ol Agent IfraatWAa to the Indian IV; ,
partmejt, eoiuntniiUßtid last winter, (and jvwat ,
puhliahid in tin- Ii seen live ibveuments, Iran*,
mitted to Congrea*.) rtmiwtow norm, inter,suing
- teri* In referanee to the eondition of the Chip !
i pawas, anil abo a juri and ikswrvrd ciunnumta
i ry n|Kin tto' polit y of the present t 'ommissinner
jot Indian Aflame VN e i|Uotr from tls- te|swt
M of Major IlgKaiwv*
tine, and perhaps tls- griwUitt. hindraiiic to,
r ' the ndvanei'inrnt id tto- Indian* in civilization ,
, !i tin' fretpient rhangea in general policy |mr
( rued towanl* tlirai by the government the
' frisiueut removal* that have heretofore IS*'U .
rri|nin*l uf tto'm have retard**! very much their
' aUmneement, allowing large sum* nf money
i yearly, to employ u uiiml.r ot mivehanir* at
i j one , gegey, lia* tendi*l to confirm the Indian
( 1 in In* naturally indohnt hatritrv Tto system |
id education gcni'raily p.*cvtissf nitiinig 1 is' in '
' | dian tribe*, rdneating them front hriok*. rather '
than in the wnrk Jinp*. has been rrstree nf evil !
i ratlver than goml
The policy of the present Commisaioner of l
ludiuii Affair*, which, if atisidily tnirsu.il, la on* ,
which will do more toward* civilizing the In
, Jinn trilie* than any that has previously tovn
adopted by tlsr government. Already it ha*
~ betn atteiskvl with the uniat beneficial result*,
1 at lend an far M tlw Chippewa* of Mississippi j
arc wmremed. I’triniUing tlw tritow to se- i
, j loot >inall trivet* of land, aafllen nt mli. n n.le
rpi .tely eulUvubd to support tlsju iadapeialent
of thetr aiustitto* if huslaioded , confirming to 1
them the title iu these nwervatha*; bu sking i
i for ■ hem on tlieee reservation*suflleient loihl to
I give them g practical iliuetratton of the ad van-1
lag* of the white man's method of nltivatmg
the soil, i-oaiprlllng them, it they would save
Uivir . roiH. to do their own fenrme; liiniiahing i
' them with juat suflleient hel|i iiweh them i
when. to'W, ami what use to ol load
Hucli. I*, in part, tlw policy ot the present
t .'auwakwhmvr. aa portrayed In tlw lata treaty
I with the CMp|iewa Indiana, and to It th* chielk
nitwrltoi with Iwnrly good will; teettng that
*>,w. liw the lint tinv rims’ their Intercounw
i with the government n.tmnewwd, that tltwy
ban- iaml whii h they van rail their own. with
mit tin' eiuistant leer of msm toung called upon I
In remove Iroiu it.
Iloli in ihe-llay. tlw hauling chief, ha* *< t
them n luiutabii, rxninplr iu farming; is or
■ 1 th. agvmey, n nhwe of laml. ismtainlng
about aixl v acre*. Imd Urn broken and parliul
fy fcnml, upon this JH'Uce of laud, alter bis n> !
turn from Washington, lie resolvul to v-ork
and with such industry and [sns venimv did
he liibor. that during the payment he was en
‘ .U.. 1 l.i oil 1,, live T.slUns iwtwnn two nod;
thnw huudml d'dlar* worth ol vegetalikw, !*■
thkw having siijfi,'tout for winter * use for lii* j
: 'own family, and oat* and liu, lor bis xt,*k
Fat'll day from early dawn till dark, eoulil Ids ,
wngoii I* l ns' ll stiiiuling in the ','title of the In
diau rncumpnirnt, wirriaimlnl hy nail, tinmen
ami i liildn-n Inlying hi* potatiav, winashe*,
' beet*. turni|is, rorn, pumjikins Ae "'lni*.my 1
brethrv n mi l lie, "to tlw result of Illy fannini;;
while you have tosui waistoring, pursuing the
' uncertain • liase, I have been laboring ; you lire
|xsir. lam rich ; I have no h-ar* for the s ite
tiT. u* I have suflleient to earry me through . j
profit by my ea*ni|ilr I eaiiDot but eon
graluhile the t’nnmiiaslimer of Indian Affair. |
n|sui this praetnal evidence of the iiiumliii'W of i
to, view* in giving or securing to the Indian,
i, «rviitii*w Irom which they liel in*nr,il they |
will not to l minimi to nfftaivc. I know of*ev ,
era! Indian* who will, if tlwy live till spring,:
, follow the exam|3>' mt tto-ni by their In od chief.,
! ami another year the agent will have the pleas
ureol reporting a rapid advanea nwvle by In
j (ball* who have receivvil Us* aid from tin gov
erninent than nvosi trilas. within thebosradarto* i
of this I'nion
A marked iinprowment t> going on among ,
th.v*' hand* (the Mwmaaippil ** to their tlrea*
liuite n large niludsT of tto in luxve adopted the \
ilrese of the whitest to a whole, while a *tl!l
, larger number have in [van I hi*, to me, is
one of the must iiiteraatiug teaturv* in tlsur ad j
vanceinent towurit* civilization that ha. been
I made since mv mudeinv among them, and it
apjaat* to me to be one which should to- fo*
tcnsl and etii'otiragtil by the nlCwr* olthegtrr
,' eminent to tlu- extent ol' their ability . my the
i dry i*. that no Indian yor a white man eitherl
•wn ever labor to advantage, so long a* "K,
, arm i» rxa(uinil to luikl mi to lit* blanhet ; dia-
Icarding the blanhet. the arm* and tody are
1 free, tln n nitty I* the will renoired with such j
i axantpli* us their Itead ehiet ha. given them ;
the ‘will- will not lie wanung
| A* an encountgement to discard tlveir own
tilre»>. cure should le had In arK'tmg their
good* for annuity |*>vtuiilfs. to purcliase such
arti.de* only a* will lie u*eful ami attractive,
arlvi't tbrir calico of .phasing paltrrr* ami
| fit* wJvw*. to emamrage lto> wearing of froch*
and waalung . give tto m luxsey*. fiannrl aid I
Hooking*, rather Ilian legging* ami Mrnoding j
jtiivr me n suCeiewey m busey. calico auvl
stocking*, am) I will guarantee that in two (
j veararverv woiiutn in tlie tribe will vlieeard ihe
stn-nd am) kyrging* : .bawl* will then take the
ivhov ol blankrU. and tto' liablU of c«ub»d|
tile w ill rapidly follow the ofiange ol drew The
men do mu ao nauldy adopt tlw cuatoaa vtf the
whites, but all to whom cu*U were given wear
them, mi l appear to be prvwiil oltheni. Many
ot the Indian, are m the habit of making coat*
j, of tto ir blank*!* YYcre they furnished with
’bw tight kind of coal* they wxwld be of daily
1 use. and would -oon take tto' pi a,** of the bUu
krl jvant, woivkl follow, of connr. aid tto' re
volution in drom to cornplcte To Inoure the
1 I'urclmar of os-h kimi* of gvavvki. partiewhtrly in
c caiico ami limey a« amiM to' trnwt |dca*ing to
the lidian tlwy .houivt he [Mirehaafsl in <vpr»
market. The lra.lrr* pay low (hr gmd» and
r gv I"rally grl a totter artvelc tlmn i. (tornkthed
tlie I minim h_v the contract .ytteav "
I Tut lliiodx l«i no Hrutvoauir —The
t I'rovklenvi' Jimrmil *av. that J !*rvw,s,tt Hall
i' ol Newpvirt, and formerly I'r.itil Statia DU-'
i trict Attorney in New York, ia mir of the
> prominent canddata* lor I'mtevi Stab* Sena
at * in place of Senator .lame*
j rh« Iptrltaa flag la flwslew. I
i I to-Sc.ala of tlm I'nitod Htatcs hav* had (
1 to-foie ttoun a rtMoiutiuu to honor Col. Koaaxr*.
U tlw llifiaf. fur btiig( the tirat to plant the
I Atnsri'.an rtnrctord iu tlu; city of Mexico. The
1 Onmmittee uf tto H<-uaU‘. with the view of a» ,
lertaiuiag tto fact*. a.klr«*rd a circular letter;
to all tim idlin-ra engaged in tto- alia, king
forrwt, ntd the r.-suil ho* been that with great |
unanimity they award the honor to <»eiKraf|
|Cji|TU*. We find tlu; tort* .dtto rvjsvrt thrown
, together in th"' New York Ve»e«. and give ftoun 1
i aa follow*:
A very inter.-sting n-jiort of tto Military *
I 'ouunitlHV of the He*ate has ju,t to n liandnl'
iu. Kroaa the lutteT* upja ruled to ii, we liavc
I a minute: aod puTur.-siue account of tlw plant j
lug of thu American flag* < it tlu- different ate
j nruachre to tto city of Mexico, and on tls
National I'ataw of the city llw lf.
At the bowi ol the huge fortrtaa of t 'lie|silli>
; pc< ritual a live gun buttery, dek 'shil with ,
, ik*i[*!r*te obstinacy by some of the tost Mexi
eaii triUip". under uetieral Hravo. It was gal .
, lantly enmnl hy a favrty of dormer* nndcr tto'
command of Major luivi Twigga. wtot waa
lUMtd hi the attack, (.'apt t'auey. with two
hundred and lifty men ami thirteenofllivrsfrom 1
llctieral Twigg* division, supported the Major.:
carryiag a Stuull atetnd of Vm.ficun color*, the ,
property of flen Twiggx whiebCapt llotorl*.
'of tls Iflfle*. hail reccfvtsl from hia hand). No
flag wa* planted nn this tvattery-tto troop*
•weeping nver it tto- moment it waa rmrrisd—!
A* they iW‘*pl hy, Col. ti. ary, of tto neeotd |
fbginent ol I’ciuisylvauia Volunteers, nun ,
I tinned lu - law lien. Shield*, who wax .even ly
wiumikd at tto twtte ry. eliecring them on to '
■! vietory. i
| Hut there was tlw (ianta de Huk-u, or gate .
of the i ity. vji fi tiikil by the citadel ol Mexico,
and other work*, mounting dtogettor twenty
lour piece* of artillerv, and manned by a vast !
M.-Xtrail tortv. Three t|uarter* of a taik- from I
tie: city, lien. Unit man r-orgainz.il hia column,
lie- Uilhe ami .South Oarolm* regiment lica.l
- j (tig tto attack Soiled with dust and smoke,
1 j ts grinied with blood, the officer* on to t with
tto- men they mov.*l on to the charge with
1 ' banneri furlul and no musie but the roar ol |
1 1 cannon ami the rattling roll of small arms. :
The tiarit* wa. taken on a charge at full!
run I mmi'diate!y up ui it* eaptiiru. tfuit-!
man was aum waving a hand Isccliiel, fastelied |
'!to a rifle, fium the paraju tof the gate). After i
ilWa. to. called fir et.ijflf* with tto .eie.w ta.av
’! uounce to the other (uvrtiim* nf the annv, the
. capture ol the city lien I'entiflr F Hmith
j pulled out In* watch at tlu- sometime, coolly
, j remarking they were now in Mrxieo, and men
tioning tto hoar ami tto minute:.
1 A l.ieutenuut ol the t'uluwllo legumnt
I brought forward Ins regimental flog, and with
' two nl his men, ami Ijeut. Wilcox, of (Jnit
-1 man's *lnfl. now .me of the iToflwaor* at West
' Point, clarntonil to tto top of a little* h«l on
1 the right of the captured gate, ami there held
’: It In th« thick ol a trem-ndmi* Are. There be
ing no mealis to wciirc tto Hag, tto tteneral
onjerisl It down Hut betnre thia could to'
' done, the South t’aroluian olfieir received a
' severe uonnd and one of the two men. who hail
charge of it when thi* officer wa wosimlcd.!
' | wa. himself »hot a* he leapi d from the stori, i
and Ml. with tto* flag in hi* band, by the side
|of Uan. tjuitmun. wto>. in a vivy ex|U>«il po
' siti-m. wa* t|ui. tlv smoking a cigar at the mo
''meat. »
The Smith I artomu rigiiis iit being left at ;
J the (larita and tto- Seeoiifl Pennsylvanian ill
tlta Citadel, Ucoeral (JuitlriM with the iuvl
-1 ante of In* et'tiunand. niarclud into tlm heart
' of the .it v un.lt.sik poasearimt of the National i
' I’ala.v tto- rifles In advance. Halting in tto
tirund Plaza the eolumn wlueling into line, i
witli oflieers to the front, the ttetu ml .lirected j
1 1 Ilieut. I. veil to have the American color* run ;
up tin' flag slatf over the |v*laee. Maying to him. I
_ I "let it be the nutiotial eolors th.' Star* and |
. Slri|»u. hot the partieulur tiilorx of any regi
’ nient." On looking down tto line l.i. nt. f/iv-!
| ell iinild oharrve onlv two naliiuwd flags, one I
jol which wa* with tlie New York Regiment, i
the otto r with t 'a|it. Koto it s imiipa.'iy of ri
II The hitter was displayed by f'apt Rob
erts, accompanied by u file of men, in olsillenee '
i to «l.» >■ Iv, -I lb. •ux.i- a. n M j
j which had floated over Fort Drown, uu the,
Uto tirumle. while the little garrison were to (
*, igul there waiting the return "f (iets ral.
i Taylor
t 'aptaiu t harl. M Naylor, the nupv tinlemkut
1 jof the National Pnlatv. finding the flag iu U|
I miserable state, mwi ly worn out, daily diiuiu i
I tolling in length, and liciug obliged, as lie plain- ,
Iv write*, to nave it* rent# sewed up every .
night, applied for a new one, atal rewind pv r j
mission to procure one at his larliiit conven
letax. On tlm 14th of October, to writr« tto|
lolluwiiig lettev to (ienvral Ijiiitmau :
(laaxavi. The new national flag t* lisavh- j
Jed It is of the larpewt si»’. fiwtr by twenty:
Kngftoli feel, atal it* [irojiortioti* are in exact
i conformity with tto regulation* of the I'nited
I Htate* upon the aubjeet. It was made Ivy Mr* |
' I -uiisa linker, an American lady from tto Ifni j
led Slate's, now a resident in Mexico, nnd >l,e i
- has inode it in the most sutestantial and Imnn-1
i tifnl manner. I pn-pstae rawing it nt one.
With great reapect. I am. very tralv
Y’onr oteidient oervant.
"f'IIXKI.K* Navi.ok,
t' iplain I luted State* Airoy
"Superintendent of National Palace
,| Mr*. I siuisa linker asaemtehsl at her bouse i
I all the American ladi.* ol lu r acquaintance in ■
| Mexico, auvl would not. os it ia stated in the re |
J port, allow a Mitch to enter it but what was
! put there tey the finger* of American women I
i’a plain* Dari*. Id veil, and Naylor cut ihji i
Ihe Stan, tie Su|*rmU.-udrut intoriua us. and |
pinned ttom in their appropriate place* in tto
Md
Tim okl flog which had wand over Y era
Crua, Ferro tlonlo. Jalapa. and I‘wrbla. wus i
' rrtnriad to tieia’ral YY'orlb. aboee uropvrvv it |
wa* tto loth of tMotor. 1547, on tto: firing ot i
i the thirtieth gun of tto >alntc; and on the l?th .
1 1 of .fills' I'd!*, the new (log was lowered at
■iutiru*’. ths- enure population of Mrxirt* Ivetta; I
,'oogregatisl in tto grand stjuare, coxenng tto
[ roofc of the catlu dial ami iteighlsgii'g houses.
It is antieipat.d that Mr Pato*. of tlie |
Uichiuiuid Eiujiinn, and Mr Hr vines ot tto'
1 Cjairainr* will »v>on I*' at Wadiingfon k>r a ,
boat lie [»urjxwc Y controversy between them
relative to article* writte n by them wpcet fully
1 , on the Pres dent ml noun nation, i* the eauee |
Mr Paxo* i* for tlcucral Pi»«-* at*) Mr j
Hr..ms is for Mr HrctiAH*
* , „
We tore Ufnre n> the act of tto. Is'giala
turn of Oregon lerritory uitb its preamble;
providing fm taking the sell* of tto [aopk 1 re- (
! lafave to the formation of a State t.ovemiwnt
1 1 11*' rlectton was to b»'« lain held on the tirat
Monday of April, for tto rvceptioo of vote* tor
ami against a Fonvcntiivn. if carried in t '
• affirmative, delegate* are to to fleeted frv m tto
i xrverel comities, aceorxling to population and
• to assemble at the -cat ol government on tb''
1 1 4th of Jnlv next to form a Htotr tbwwtiiation ,
I! n*' (\wri It fatten ta then to to «nhmittrd t'the
I peopV' of tto Territorv fir nvlifleutit*'
Piw.»a*l* Miaosxi—\V« are infonmd Lhai
. tto body of ait unkao« n man wa* .bseuveml in
tto Wiaeonain Kivrr akw .lay* since, near
! Rmwfey’s Rapid', tto' skull broken, and b-'
, ’ pv* ktU iusiste out IV tody waa not bteated.
as ia cmc of person* rimptet-m* ol
! a hml mtmtee
»*•*
| TfifiK rAMMEM* WPANTIUNT.
i (V* will «*b J ib. Wr*fa-., Pi »iu •<> Piubcui
t fa- M< ynr, m (II •»■)».ti faw-tr,. .«« ’
fauna! twrbi'Bn li thi. -l*ra> >■>»•>* ‘tu *I ‘ p» r At!
tl» atfaratiui •- tb* II w it u* fa»Ma .fa! m. «.» |
bar iimufl m cfalad la b ibo«. *ai ;
;Wf 11-b far thr* pibbbbr »■! Dbio r*'
VVii.u IIAn n. liaurii. a»i> I'uiitt.
I - I have fretjof-titlv 1..-unl it Mjurknl L\ «t ,
jtferi in thr T.-rritofy, that tlx* wibl liar is fur
jprvfrraWc tn tlx- tarn.- ha_r of tlx* " , tnt<-*. It
may !«• true tint I *-»n't irxlumvurlf to think '
»<> I fitbl that my timothy Li Ihr »'nn<l of tln>
| wild |{ra.-w in coming forward in th-- jirlmr. anil'
that it uiao lure In grt-t-ii feed mwli bi rin
| the fail, ' .irineqovntiy, it lino two a-lvaiiUifn*,
OUT the oilier gnuw. It i- afro iwiwr'cil lint j
'air roil is two light to pn'vcitt its wintor-kiU-1
iog. I lind tut' abort- timothy und clover isi
sown it jo at n'-w noil, tint it di«s winUr-kiil, in
some I’MOamcw, Imt wlmrc it has tiaen sown lift- i
iou oM ground when.- the soil has turn mltiva
tail ft* llirit or four years, nod has got firm, that 1
tluri it tl mriala* As to the i|uaiilu» of tlx-|
two gras* s. although the wiM grass eonijirisisi
a vast number of rarities, I will not jiresnmc to*
gin- an opinion, yet I am much indiiuri to lie *
li*rc that the tame grass will prove the most*
protitahle It is n laet that nutst hr noti-ed.
i tint the wild grass toon ram out after cutting, j
and tint it cam "t long In ujsjn, con i
j serjnently, we must turn our attention to pro-,
Idncing a substitute ami I suggi-st to the farm
t wr», win i an: jaitting in their gram crojn this
, sc-uson, to sow after the grain is up, u few acres
with timothy and clover. My suggestion as to'
the projier tune of sowing the ern-s seed mar
not suit the mile Is o( many. But for my pari. |
I I prefer to sow at this time, while there isnluir;
j prospect of Issintiful showers ami while tlu- 1
grouml is In a good i-on-lition to receive tlo-i
iseeil. 1 sow broadcast and let the rain wadi (
I the sed in VYbun the seed is good. I pul on
lat the ra'e of fifteen jsuiml to the acre of
scol
The grouml lor this as well as nil other j
■ rroiis, hum!* to lie plowed deep Wln-u Sisii,
j with grain, it furnishes excellent jiusturag" for.
stock m the fall, and the next eumn will yield
a good crop of excellent hay The raising of'
I clover must Is resortnl too noun, to --usbie us:
|to enrich our soil, lor when such large farms
utvi cultivated, there'will be but very lew faun ,
era who will keep stock enough to furnish tna
nun- to In- turned in an an ofSet for the crops'
produced, und it muv Is- set down as a fact,,
that thongh our soil is now fertllc.it will not
' always, nor long continue so. ieiflmt manure I
Smsoti.
j Uhi ,hi tJotttiTV, April 1851
| AoWertTrail. Much uetivity exisfe, we
: !i am, in the agricultural branch of the Patent j
I office, under the IHreetion of Mr ,1. I>. Brown.
| A niimls-r of gentlemen in vari- us [sirts ol the
I country, it is said, are engaged in making ex
periment ■ in agricultural chemistry, umlseveral
intiTisiting n-ports have just fsen reit-ivml One'
llnsii I>r. I harln I'. Jai kaut, of UiMton, who|
! Im- nnalyn-d the corn cob, BCijuuiutH the Bu-,
!mm that it contains lour and a half parts of i
nutritive matter consisting of gum, tareh and
; dixtrme
j Another report frum tls: same geutlenian l
I luruiahes tls- result of ebuniicul rewurcho- on
the sssl ol llu: cotton plant, made during geiej
ilogical e.xeursions through the -.tates of North!
f'aroliua. .South Carolina and Georgia. The
| report says that rot ton seesl mu v i e protilal-iv
employ-d in the pr-slm tiou ol a rich oil, and
I that tin- woolly tilirn adhering to tlw hulls may i
|he ei-ononilsed in the uianufuclure of papir.
j while the snlistaniv ol tin a-i-ds niav Is- tin ‘
| ployed for liedinp animal*. and ul*o as an ex '
1 cellent li rtilizer
The following is the niialv-is of tin oil cake
mailc from tin cotton mvd : • urlion 117,7-10 1:
jmygeu .'•!).RC3 . nitrogen 7 7*'!. hydrogen
j V 1
jOn separating tls-various salts, and reducing
them to lla ir ratine, tor 100 gruius of tin- oil i
I rake, tin- follow i. .* ... -• ,■ -,
Atlrbliis- salts, soluble in water, 0.1 -I; poo
1 pbate „f lime it 04 : potash, fUfi : -.ala, 0 .'.ft ;•
phi option, arid, with trais-s of sulphuric a,-id
1 and chlorine. Os I ; silism and ovules of iron,
ou<l magnesia. li.ltv ; easa. O.lio tobd.7i.oo
’ Tills anulvsis is said to justify the uss-of tln
cotton and os a manure for Indian com. which
| ,lr;iw s largi-ly on the oil for phosphate.
Tie- Bureau lias U< ii dislrilniting tuls rsof|
the ( him-a-yam. whichrces-ully iutroducul in
to TraiH-i- from the North of China
i I’ku- sum i n iik rt iXTFo ovrt- The t'liio
1 Furmtr nays •
j In the culture of jw-us. one old routine is a! '
| most invariably practiced, rir : Plant them I
about two inches under grouml. ill drills, und aa i
.they grow, draw earth up to them,that wh- u,
| they come into bearing, and just when they re
, ijuiic the im-st nonrishment. moisture. Ac .they 1
get the h-ast for all showers ol rain, by m'-au-'
jof the drills, nr ditelies. run rapidly off the.
ground, and the sun has tar more effi ct in dry
j ing rapid y uller rains , to these mid tlu- tact.
; that a shallow jiUoting. und O drawing up j
earth ulterwanl. nearly all tlie rixiU iot m-ar
the surface , lunee. early manurity und decay
, Kxj a-rirm-nts in planting four years, at diff-rent ‘
depthfa hare shown that the |»-a willgrow free-'
ilyinjffiod, mellow, looms- soil, at a ikpth oft
lone foot but at the oame tmn we w uld re-,
I command planting in generality of soils, at -my.
| six to eight inches d s-p .by doing ynr pens
will come as i-arly as wlam planhsf only two 1
linehea deep-will grow strongT.pn«lueemors
and continue longer.
i Cci.ru avion or Oars. -At a recent meeting
( of the New York Partners' Club, it was statist!
.that tin- oat crop of the Coib-d Stabs in 1 °s3'
' amonwted to ItiO.fIOU.OOO lutahels. which at
1 .171, is at.s per luithrl. would tat wiwtli ?SO,-!
I ta lo.ooo only Jlt).tk)o.oi)i> ioaa than the cot ,
I ton crop
Prof Msis-s stabs! that the largest crops of
Wts raised tiering the last five tears in th.s
I neighNwh-wsl has his-ti raised hr phosphates
I ft. oat er-'p may lie remots-l :Vom tha soil
I atmat the first of August, whi-n carrots are jast |
i commencing to grow Carrot seed ah- ukl be
' pnt in with on' The • ff et of the latter is to
> make the ground light, and when the oat crop 1
i* ramoved the carrots are found to is- clean I
and free from wo,-t - CamU were fed oal i
, profitably ui connection with oats—in the Jins j
isirtion of about one-ha',l When carrots are
Fwl out with ,-a!s. Ik- had noticed that the hit
i t, r wen- not generally voijrd whole m the cx
elements as tls y wen- when hd alon,-. Horses
fail partly <m earro's hare a sleek skin Ibe .
. braves are alkvuited by their a«e Hliras
; may rcjtvt carrots at first, but wiil n-U«h them
if sprit'Ateil with » litth- mea' After eatmtr
j them a few iinw-s the horwos like them.
' A I'ovsms-j sP.vipin. vo' I's" I' I'r
1 Harriet k Hunt ays That beautifnl.
i graceful aeo-mplishment ol darn ing -o pervert
. > swi hr late hours and iiwlei-enrr of laahi-siahle
- attin-has-ui'ragisl many w nsil'l- jsopl- and
1 led tls mto deprive the ycung ot .me t the
nwwt simple and healthful .-ntoyinent* Itesaase
-it has been atui-wl Kiw myself. 1 eon testify
I a-t onlv to lU hia'thfuh hut to its recuperative
power ' The fortieth, nay the fiftieth year ol
mv agi :,-und u»e enjoy ,ug th** -‘te-cbesTtef ex
'tefv.se. It should be vite of the bwlkat *t»a**
-1 met ts of -dulilrvu aral are sfi ,«'J be taken by
I {mrents that ft is nn-farstrasf an aa sirifa
! WITT -
.ark.-*
MISCELLANEOUS.
» i ratwe-s v MoMA* i
PAifeOXs A MtjUlsAS.tUTNsbU.Od.- AT , I
!■'Aw, VtcnffMta
\ JtMMT IM*. 4*"kf
C 1 l> GH.HU.AN. ATTOKNKV AT LAW 1
■ 9 •/«■#. CMM Tia.rd
Pfeui M T till 1
' TJKI.'HrN'* BIGELOW. ATTORNTVS ANI> '
r> CorXitT.LOl* nr LAW OArc i» Bwt.k »««*
form nfTfclnl m 4 M\mm—*** Hi. fnl,
H Paw! . May 7, Us4i _
A« B IIPWT. ATTfWWn AT I AW.
1 SOS kb.- srvbf osaiv, Mlaawbn Tsmisrs.
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1 T iArksOW MLL, NOTARA ITltf.f
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H LOWKV nTmUAGL, COJUUaiK 'S.
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DKLA.V I T SMITH. ATTORKKY-AT LAW
*• ur ,b!rf s itlitt wtf Km larfiii. on*
j «Ut4MrU I ’ I.AH‘I * il.r* M!NNKA 01.11,
! VV t2l |>A> }-«rl cuiJir o'iruti'-u ux > ll#ctt»* Ilrnta. «hi «
- >•/*(i.-snr I.OBi.Ulf bij I IrrevtkCf Mpm*> tod ll«o#/a
I Bn.! an-! Pi .- wniffli. u A ywor \ b.t*iu*-»a.
* U«-*-iub«r A 4. Ur. wif
C~Y H DItKW, LAND BURVEYO& DUAL
• KK IN REAI. Hw4m, Nlbl#» iio .
M T I‘lMia rr<« Uif )Ud Wuif IdUKlOfllT* ».lt (># kwj.* .
{ f r lb« a**--* uiaa.*4atli»n i.f A^itletr*
J*ir i» »«»; '
\i 111 AS. H.LOWKLL. sSI HVKYOk A.M> <*IV '
! V H- KNOISLEM, Itewt.nx>, lUk.-U C*.uotv M.u Tt-r \
' !« «HH loatruim-atA l-.r Surrtyiuf. .
I.avlaff «>«it am! I»i»l<iing Utnl*, PUAHnff. ißtrctlinf Af <
j Will MMato »U buiiM*A »otru*Uh4 to hit far*
» pf*i»n-ln**a and arrurAff. Abk 2l daw ly
rjlitt MAN M .SMITH. HANKKH AM> BKAJ--
I Hi t. K#al Katai.--. t.| »><! MioiMbU. Ka-ibaow
Bnj^h|Aii'l Anil. liilfr*>*t %lli.aa<l «>m lima (J*|»naiU ,
I'artt' ttlar l l*»»h«- pur h »'« ao4 aaU- uf J'j*a
I ICatata Iswaainf M««oa« l.vat oi I iff ! Warrant*. Par
■M -f i . ■ a J■ll *»• m
| l 1.. M • • H|-t
RU'K A BENSONS HTAlif: ANfl I.IVERV M
•f Paul, ft Auih.uv.aud I #>rt hiflajr trfctrwwlfy <
I I n# Tf ro n t *«» <la>* all lb* way hr 4*y Hfht-- ' <
laban«# It 'ata »Tarjr li nr 15 mi!**
lair* Hi Paul afH Pnrt fllfl#? #***n N-n-Uy, W-.t t
oeAtl.y *1.4 jvttlav a 7 t.’.-lofh, * m
♦OT I'AI L AND aST. ANTUONV STAOK
. O LINK.— Twlp# a d A/, ra/ular lea## both th# *».nrw
pia-at at ?a. M., an-1 2. r M Cnißwa-Uif at St. 1 «ui
| with th* ‘•Ml•*tar a(A|« at V a M.
' Eiint lurntrhel i»Ua*ur# |hir‘t-» a.i other • .»t *■->*,
I Mrnt'fi n<Mi#a.
Hit K W BkNHON
, I IVTItY cTHtI.K WF Hate AN F\ '
li TVWStVC livsrr binblb fr-on whiafc wish Isr li
| iil*»i toy ({utilKy offnod lloriM, ''•n|a|n, and liufcgfta {'
mi l 1 carfftl t-i ronray pa*awi»frra to aa )
. Ti 'inn- *-V r r ■•«►-«. Wnr
I bwtweao Mi Paul and Hi Ani: n» m t- ua#rti<in wllh nor |
t bt-fiw, lo rbff> t-llfb IsHUM', 1“ 1-ieiti-bdmx »ur i
| cc-arkaa. 1 1
I-tAgr aud l. varr Otti a ana dour #a*« of iD-it-csn
Hooiw, Hi Anthoay utraat, hi Paul M T.
■S H Hutton, agaut lor St Anthony < A*c# ai Si '
ICbarlra lioiwl
aHrSdniiAw RICK k BFMtiQS ,
T t .MBEIt WAGONS 108 SALK. OF Tlii!'
1.4 t»#ai (|ual«ty. Alao Aaetm>i hand Carnat**- Bufftt***
! aud Narnana Lr r :at»h. •
aprd fiwOßv IUCE A UENHOM
M'raCUANTS* HOTEL,ix7i miRD AM'
JACKH«»N HTBK.n® fr-ntin# th# Stabilma
landlnf, . v aint “aill --R H AM fN, Pn in**»nr
Haviug takrn ih# «!«•»•• Iln«#l and thoroofhlyr rwflt
rtttad and rw farniahad it, Mr ALLBN hrga to Inf ttu
Hi# cltltniA of Mi. Paul and the tm#nl«ni pahtfr. rhat '
• h# la n»w prwparwd in arr ommodai# both N»ard#r*
1 aud travelwra, in a •tannwr unaarpaaa#«f In th# ri tv
, Th# tahl# ahall alwara h« auppltad with th# f#wt th# *
ifiarkwt Afford* Th# location et tbn ih t#lh#lnf Imm#
1 diatrly in Irnnt of th# atnamboat lan ' ng. and in th#
I buam#«a portion of th# cMf, mak#a i |>artt#nlarl# >fw*
■lrat*la to ihoa# who wi«h to d#Mri oi hoata > r inn
act tiuwin#wa In th# rltT. Juii# 1-dawif
! fIIKMI’KItANt 'li ll<tl .'F. JACKSON STIII.I I
X b-twaan Third and fount; at#.. Hi. nul, M.
«s*«al tycarding. by th** dav. »»#k or month, on #a«v
. i#rtna r.rw.,l vtablit>f attndhwd I‘ubli# |tatron«/w in
ftolipit*- I. stag#* rail at thi* bona# daily fir pm *#ujf#r« |
If -'hp of th<* Suuar# aud Coiupa-va I
January 7, KM. w \r J W MtRON j
DR A. UKttrillEK, Phyaician and Surgeon, utf«r*
t'i* prof#AA|<ni»| acrvlc#* lo th# riti #naof st nul
ian i TlrlnitA. Particular Attention gltr»u to MMwiiorr
' and all dUH>l#ra ol lanialwa.
niflcr hour*, from ■ A M till 6 P. M ,an ’ nt hi* rrai
I driir# on Kolmrta Hiirft, ai all -thrr i.i.ir.
1 •'till • < p|tnatl# th# Ktr# ||ou»# H Anthony Sir##i
St Paul, Ihr .1 hii. *MU
IAFAYF1 TF I IKK ANH MABINKINSCH
J A Art: HIXH-ANY, Jsnri.iltb, «... a
tAl i 00.0»»o (mount imid in, R1.>0,000.
ilwurr H It uxi'r, I Il#nrjr li. 4«r#*‘iitnan,
‘ t-hnrl-a r Chwmar. j c H Roc|w#|t,
I A V Hockwrll | I* Howler
I A Rnwir>, V,Pr#Ai-l#nt. | llnorv II llunatnr.TsrnaV. |
a 1 1.1 rant-* • t#-l a«(Ainal 1(m or I*at ■#*• t»jr Hr#
aift I'tland Mnrifatiou, at current r»t#u
tiritctH
lion I|nratW)S#> iii -ur, K* fiouerttor M*hi# of N#w V’orh r
H ll itu#l furry, Mrrrhant. Front Mt , N#aa York <Vv
Woi Jam#a Itagga. I-M W n | Mtr##t, N Y.Oty
It Kraukl>n Clark, Urok#r Atfh PtrnaH, PhlladfafiKt*
S J H < f'rt»Wi. F.«i . Atio n#f. rt»#n. N \
Miraut i.kamtiari. Eaq ,N. Y.
Parn‘t#l L'f'itl t, C»*h Jan#«ytllw f‘,l> II t.
VY K I* Haakrll, K-q , Mo-on Maaa
! C. J Carer, MtiWauk#* W.a
J 1‘ Wfilh*. Merchant M||» Auk'#. W. •
M. flnuher, lUuht-r.tHihkoah, Am.
W. H. Warner, Merchant Api‘l**«• -n \V|*
N n-*ill# A Brother, M.ebn-g «n. \Via
fj* IV! tel#* l*au#*l In th# atiorfa r#«ponatb:# « > i-aih
hr >. M. KATON. Agent, Ht Paul, M. I
I l>rtoh#r 75 1555 .14wH >
I «
*>oUt) I’ACKAtii&i nl NEW
ftf VIA MOOPY 4 CO tn»o!fa«alfa n P-y
i i.onda. Boot* Mi na-.anl Hat* . IT Mci'tth Water *tre* i
•t' cago
a Hr xi rh of th# Ifouaenf H < IMVfM 4 .-f Hatnl 1
' 1- oia,/ wlioaw aipvikca* • Uu Mi# |*aai twenty fl"> >#a •
t together wph amj l# me »n§. give a«f«r l t»e* <n »’ # p ■
<*!-##• of good- fareljr #qunih 4, and fiwrond too i-eoißer.
W« aould aa-u ea ! purchaaar* that « - .*r Warr’oo
j <a MMuallv e«um«|v#, whitfh eouhl#-* na l • oter a* bo**
1 and rom id* I# au aaaornnent ineath o| the lloea •• • jf “*da
I abo*# nanKfef, na rm Iw- fomd |a »h** ntrliet ; and that
oir are euitrely uew t-ough* iu th beat uiai k i*
j and wa at||l #-tar»n»er ent'r# *atl*fk#tlon ;n pr #* « '
! term*. <• all wli-< m«v laror na with Ihei; |-*‘r *«#
apr 15-al4 w-'.'m
1 IJAIIuEY BROTHERbS, ?TOR AGI P»K
, W ARDING AS'n C'hfMIHMION MTRI MANYaC
lealwru m kineanaa, i io« tooua aud lUniurt bar# f#*
; c#l*#d and ahall conaiantly keep on hand a large and
com pint# st#«h.
I FwrHiara and aettlera in Itakotab, Ri<# ami !•©<•»)hue
i Countlna wonM »1o *r#ll r# *l## na a run Wa h m
hough i o«i r goo la at th# lon eat price#, and can r* addr
aJß>fd io a#H them low fhr raah
Mnatmo. Mm Ter May tV RtM-Itw4 '
. |
MAKIU.K: MAIUILE: Jl ST BUCEIVEIi,
at TMK kiwi*' -TA M f W. RK«. romer f
ol ua«kwoa and s*###n h orrfia, Mi Pan a f« irw
, tut of American and Italian M.-amnem*. Tomb c < o «.
‘ M«rb|n rb>mn#y I.wee a, Fnrntturw Mtaha. 4c |
Th.»a# wiahtug to er##i a autiahie ami iaaiiog '.ubuta
to ih# meinorwy of thetr frleoda. will do w#l| to #all »«d
! e&anua# bofur# pwmhn«mg #;*•** h#t-r
vpt ai «V‘ .bswtf j r TorrrrN % rti
TKBBITUKY of MINNESOTA.
nramuT mrxr m. rs ri jngirHtm. vi n,
hum < tunn.
’ Th# Board oi County C Bin.i « nerafo-Tw'. t u ■
t? ttm'orr oi Minnea 44, 1 iai viia
. Tran hi n J Martlet* J. 4, h R Prwn.o' Cfe»nw*-I
1 tr t;.t»r## Horan#-! ao-1 J hn M tbanr of fakota
ceaniv. Id' d "Ivttkf of U (non* roomy, m 1 l)a i*l |
y Rr«« Uir Of R, m-#A to 'ltttr ,i #(#o* *lll<-
, To Phraakl A J Martktt R i’rown. C *T/*
( Homtiett. JoLa M.Suano. l*a».l €>!»••#! an! lhnell
f Reao •> it .# a bora named 'wf»n*an*a
• IrthnHwcuir*! v::;z !•!
, «*4#wofth# CWrk of th* I» wtnrt €*•*•» t af rwwai .at
Uendota .n the co .ittj «f Dak ta af rw**i ,aa! ’o nne (
I n eopa of tor o-*arfa* to tt;# a fawn'd '-mptntut on m*-
ai ma i'Mka In th* im* u| Hnatinra. in ao*.l f o.ni*
•Ph « tweni? a*a »f #r-he ear >-a hereof #trla-i*e <>r
ih- dm • ( -och »- r»kf. and H «•< 4it to imwrt #atd
• o nv !# nl • ilhiti IS# time af r*M tl, tha L!n.n‘-»ff 'A * • •
} wc*«nn wP! *a»e >ud#me«f »"» f- t v e «nwi of
» » Imadrad a»l f- onoen .'oti»ra and »»air fe»e «-Aia.
wl a Ini# fa t from Sa ftraf 4«v > ' Te‘ !•> A. P !*s r
kouteath# rad- .d tbt- act on
Pfi;rd «' It*,- | . the Tthdaiof A|-n!, A l> ,1 *5
Rwnrsai. r g*«*ru. I
Ayrl*4—ot-t. PinlAtdT • AU«rn#* .
fIIKKRITOKY nV MINNKSuT \
I DIMTKJCT cOLRT ir ThtrU D u. t, D»
M -ea •» Trv-aa an %U : »i* ri». * < -r*##«nl fort
IWM PU.' t
if 44
Mtrwa • • 4a,war ;<#tM>daii
I To Mwo*« O W»thrr t7e ihaa* ma-1 ♦
, \ r am iwaki hum#> n*4 aa-i i#,an#! u» iwait ih#
. romplamt Alii* ac t t ( bf*k>ki r#iJ t* Meraa p
‘ •era#* apm» «•« %•►! *••#*# a r-w of »o*r ao-wor ■
aa# at a»* edko a -he l»w» oi Paev.agA »* «•»*» mm**?
w ilda tw-ntj v.n*e allot wta: a i.#r**»i e* '• *•#
ido f-4 h*etT'#e ardffao# all t - amwer «oM -ow
t y .».!»» w. hln th* tt- fa afhrwa •». thw ! m Iblo ae
~ «Hil taa* iioktniont a*aJn-' j'-o ♦>*• th* •w“ 4 * ,a '*|
' huwiLrad tat h»VI l•'*:#• -h>U*r- ! thru e gk«
, am! gt# #-t *r-nt *Se dh-wo'i'Oa *f A t 1«M
t#wc 140 UM cwwt. wf U a nmft-m.
. I :s— M H-Kfa.«- mm
j tyri N*##* fhMft»*tart#» I
REAL ESTATE.
yMTTn rnirSF A cn., DEALERS IN REAL
O ESTAT... Rwtwlb, va T>>
Otic# t'fnooiu ih# l H f.anl ofllr#
tM*c«rma-ut iandwmir. i#j, L*ad Warraata local*!,
loreatmeniw at-m lb# b***l ad‘«niage. and money
on real ewtg-.a *#rurit>
All hio-u of Suraaaknf. Mapping and h, .tting dona *
.t '.er by a prartn-al Surrey.*# Hrrv o* wiehing;
<’l Tvwnahjjf Mm# ut tl*** «urrfay«4 rttrb#
'ura .he! at r#ji***nab!e pr!##a
REmCKGEM
H-.u l.t 0«* Aletauiler KaxQws y . St Paul
I i*•*» Vi M Welch, Chie* Jowtleo af Mw Tw#
It . W. i i,alj *, i*s, , i>gui«r r. t»ha L'. S Lma. »lfl. #,
R# !1S
t r (.rai.au; K-j Kec#i»o# Oft.-#, K-i Wing
Rev J si Ham ck Kfag -t#f tJ rifa*Ml« K#.' W «*•
K.« *ttf*rt. k kmoob. \■ loroevfi a • Law. Mt. rant
lit u. dokara L 1 ai*«r, id liar u i«y atraal, N Y C<U
ie'fTotf Marlar h R#*! F<*at# *nd *tw-k fjrr*
k#r* Chicago. |;j
Hi u, T T Ab*-’t. haruror Rart.-hraier, N |l
d»oM#fi Pb-nco. K-q. H-Uftn Jf. il
T . ;• Jam-, x Wfi'j atrtvt New York
lli.n II M H • # lieiorat# tx. Cortgreaw. |R. pnnl.
A Wiiatno, h#q., Lowell, Maa*. laugdi !>•
r mnM. j u. riMwa. r. r. io«o*.
* S CuiUv K 1 ITo W ATONLYwT ELLE Cty ,
V! t.aowoia. tlmeral Ln»d Agent. *. at ,4 hr>Afht
mid ■ -id thmughoat SnAihertt Mmneaoia
Per an- wi4H|t#Mttle# II hud U to th**f «.Uan
t«*'# i . viatl thta put Mon of Mr Terraory
All uerca ox) .nlu.aiats u »11l be fuiuiahed
Refrrtorfon H M Eire. *t Pm!.
Emoraon 4 Caar,
V. E Hand #au, Tritcra# tie* Slum
I I Pn ItAngMIMhMMl t AngMIMhMM
SUPERIOR. POVGLASB COVHTY tf!9CON
-I N Thi* plare ia aituit*! on ih#hayof Superior
aud I alt llaud n*cr, #t th# head uf i.*ke Sucorvor. aud
J n-.rfa*. * a tvettor ait#. h#*t#r horhor.andgrwaier a Jvan
lag#* for a cwiiimof rml cif>. tliau any other pomi m ka
nnrih-wr.i, and la equaled in proapoctlT# ImouiiAbo#
by t hir.-ig«> only
Ph. pr -prveiora h <#• • «.onr v uudiapuiod, •••' •*#,*
#«*ni*r#»l till# to ih# land uj-on whichHt ration l»la‘-l
out, and *n porrhiseTt n 1 lota r##ehrw warmntee deed*
for (he aamr
Muuerior «» laid out during the !•«#< *ca»ou. aud al
ready eotitnlna aevrrnl huadr#*! InhaMlania. a larg# ho
tel, a uuuxbor ol at«>rna, a tonaiiudvooa |/»«r.oilb air
hiijfa#*, nih! In nl! reapecta the moat flourlahlng new
town in tho o#at. Th# eoowty #oa». n l M Latid «»•
Ik#, an ! Poat Olllc# are loralrd her*, w here the hliaai*
aipr' # B< ! Lake II. M hlifftary Road, now in
#«>uia# <»f cttufiiruaiM'ii, ronnerLug with Hi Paul, ter
nnu He* |t ia alao the lake trrmtnua of alllhe (irofect
#0 railroad* i.» (he heau uf Lake f*«i*#tlui. TUr ‘*S#o 1
canal will b# open hv Jane, after which time lout llnea
••I lake siniurrx will run io Mupwrio/, one from 4 h»
cago, iwo from • Irveland, and one from HuQhlo fr
o-xsrd having Nnen t»uili rfi|»rraa!y for thla irnd#
Two aieam aaw nulla aud a priming praaa are now i
the wav to Superior, ai d will be prompt!) a«t to work.
< hie naif of the lota have been appropriated by th#
|i|i»prirtoni to t»# aotd by the nnditogan) to aciual a#i
llera . u #a*> lamia, and lo provide a fund for e«ten-lve
puidl# Improve nenta Liberal appropriation# hn*«
been Bift'l# lur public yurt'oaea -parka, churehea. rail
road*. A r ,4c.
j lf lu order to correct ike tMiaappr*.h#n*loii ariaiug
troMi aiinilaril) of narnra It i* r>i« per to Plate that “Hu
parlor Cityal*oat ih# till# of which a l#g«l cnntrornr
ay euata, i* another and did# #ut place, and in a «M
ferent townahip from Hupenor
. y•. .'Awy-.. ft *rJ .# T‘avc L aik- -vu
cnyor. and IVm II \#WTon, agent and attorney f»*r
propr*AU-r», m i may be aa#n in live principal hot#ia ol
Hi Paul, <;*!#na. Chicago. Detroit, I trveland, Tolndr.
Hurt tlo hltd othn rltiea
All peraoiifa who wi-h to purcha*# otaombtalo Infor
mat inn. can apply to Win II Newton, Huperor.Doug
laa county, VV i*tooam.
Wa II NEWTON,
Agent A AMorney for Proprtaitra olMuparior
M IMS
GROCERIES.
Vk i.Aill'KMLl H WUULMiAbE GltO
• - ! K AM* 1 • »VI All - Sl* *N MKltt H \NT, Corner ( I
ihirt and Jackwai Street, Saint Paul; M 1.
Haa ut ait i# an ' lo aniv# n U-.- t.t J C lopiate at«/« M
of krocer-e. Pr vld- n«. IS’/w. • , IVar# 4#., to which
Hi# a Haul i»o •>! iba lrad* i* j-»i l«c * 'j r vt t fav*le.'
Ht. I part
which gt •- ofi' mi.it th# eery Irnreai m»:! -* r*t#a.
kU rtoVrvatalfawd U> jin Aa*tM I #FrnR«
100 i<UU Lruahod 20 alow eau? i,-.inrev
:.(» - - n-x-ie : ! .»-> f.•##».#
llki A It do 1(1 1 «ai*
80 HllM 't .do It.-1 Lirraitt J# '.
b>'» McW'o- ' ri. .... W.*ck (L
hfbV* *li ' j- d" Ka«pt*fafcy -ioi
d« k*w* #y rup do t “ igfui-Ahn*.
S» hbTv Utdilfan H If T CL.cerd
Iho hag* io j!* lU*pi farry
.'»« hf cite-.!* Jiu|-**t '■»•« L 1 Hfi-i fu t«tt» r
-6<> pk(« Vil 4o [ir |*r#a*i ved Olngwr
ill> do Uiack <!-• 1 1 o M-* -j#ritnl
V> dn r„,nprw.!*r l-» M 5 •»,, Vermarelli
|OH ~*#k* Hi Loti*# ia <V> lanua
.1.. Java tin !!<» ’ - < .t;- (. »en |V*4
50to*t##Omu»d4# 'lO do Mwl: ffeana
l«e.*-W U * .if« A -t tl !*i 'Ll#-
|oi> m«*#- Fatnllv* S-wp *'o pkf* Mn*(t*r.l
uu fa;.ay do htatoatVvra
it ( Ca-btile «!t- ,VHt>d*r.,.i»
1 .I*. Roald Ik »»••« |/> bag* ; iiuenti
>|-»m Ji do l#ip.»
*.* 4.* T-ard- I nit 11-- NiitaiMra
7?. bn-' lari- JiU Ik* Mere
6') b :« s trifagat 11» d' Chocolate
4 1 pkga fial#ialu« Ilf) «' (.-►<*#
I'Kl.a k (.A-,.! Li .total-, j
VO di* Snot 11 Dale \ lo )2b Pwp|#r Haur
.. (j .j. Ijij# d * >£* h ' Wb ia*ta
-20 bos* - tareh j» r vawa Dfacantera
lOhfdo d • • Tur ilderu
fril hblalAl' ' IA.-4.1 50 l Waill Board*
fit. , f "e, • • 7 . V Ml . Ho- ti
Vi do Ito'tow II d » Market I!b«kwf
gli do ,*vuda do -1’ d.M ik'd * rids
15 do Hng.r ! . 15 Aot t'lnthfa* Unfe
VO hf b his hv-u (to 110 do* Plow I in*
- .*-. Hulterd IT'. I i Bucket
.o «l* *SO S a*t T.»•*•-
* • .. W.,a» :. ,10-to* Ax# 11# M
I , bMt tto • ••* J-O tfa ve* fT.*h#a »•?. -
a) I ibwi a 40 do T l» l’ipea
U d < .i-ai w [l6O er* . * M*Ul ••*
in .-fafa.-.ar -i»#» j. 5 bo\e*#sl H-iea-
IU * P •!. lot 11
TA io !>.Hfat r* Inti kfa«* Aa*rd Nail.
10 tlun Id iaiitw (iakun
-20 000 P-> '-h !f0 h*»k iTteh
luliil- Mi erel in .to Rsato
lUhfbbi ... 10 ’o T»r
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