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in prospect the end of life and afuturc
state.
A FOLDING HousE.-We have heard
tell Of folding doors and folding wins
dows, but folding house is something
of noveltry:
"Day, the New York Inda-rubber
dealer, has got up portable house aud
boat for goldfnders. Among the peculiar
advantages of this invention fos travel
lers in California, is the facility with
which a boat Of nine feet long, by six
feet wide, can be converted into house
of eight hundred and eleven feet; suf,
fciently high to allow persons 10 stand
upright. The mere Sisconnecting Of
the sheet of rubber clothing from the
cylinders, turns the boat into comfor-
table house. The whole weight OF une
of them is only seventy pounds-and
can be packed away in an ordinary
trunk. Day says, that should the 'rav-
eller be detained at Panama, with
large boat of this kind, which can be so
arranged as 10 spead a sail, a party may
embark upon the gentle Pacific, and,
by coas,ing along the shore, can reach
the valley Of the Sacramento. and even
penetrate to the gold region itself.'''
"Hab yus got be janders, Pete; de
white of you eyes am yaller as sailram."
"Hush your mouf Of dose insidious
comparisons, Sambo! Use got de Kali
lumfornea gold fevor-whcn dc crisis
arribes in de delirum stages, den dis in
diyidual also lebes for the region ofper>
pe,uaI gold.
swell, Pete, you is inasme A
gemmon oh your color talk of foolish
ing off after desc visiumary white folks
down Cape Horn. guess twill be in
a horn dey'll find de gold !! Ifyou in.
cIudes 10 take dc stage, Pete, shall
detract my remark on your appearance,
and subsurt out derefore DAT all be
color, all ober alike, you is de darkest,
greeness niggur in Belknap treet-you
is disgrace 10 de Whole colorcd sext
you is as green as geese
Empty dis building OBJ your presence,
Sambo, or Pm not responsible for your
early disease. Boston Post.
How TO CATCH RATs.-A Yankee
has Just invented new method to catch
rats. He says: Localo your bed in
room much infested by these animals,
and on retiring put out the light. Then
s,rew over your pillow some strong
Smelling cheese, three or four red herr
ing, some barley meal. or new malt,
and sprinking Of dried Goldfish. Keep
awake till you find the rails at work,
and then makea grab.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Bland,

10. sJWfufOH'
Geo. w. Bland, and others.
ED Y virtue Of an Order from John Hill,
ED Esq. Ordinary of Edsefed District,
l shall proceed to sell at Edget;eld Court
House, on the first Monday in March
next, the lands belonging 10 Tho estate Of
Barnett f. Bland, deceased, situate in
The District and State aforesaid, on Cow
Creek, waters of Cuflelown Creek, wa
tiers ofSavannah river, and adjoining lands
Of Wade S. Colhran, A. L. Traylor, J ohm
Gaskins and Others containing 1876
acres, more or less, will be sold On credit
until the frs! day Of January,Q QS50.)
The purchaser will he required TO give
bono and two approved securities, and a
mortgage Of the premises 10 the Ordinary,
TO secure the purchase money. Cost to
he paid i'll cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s..E.D. +
Fcb.7 4t 8
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DISSOLUTION.

YNyHE COPARTNERSHIP.h heretofore cx.
il is,ing between B. s: DUNBAR 81 A..
BURNSIDE. under the style and name Of
Dunbar g. Burnside, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted TO the
concern, either by Note or open account, will
be required 10 make payment or other saisiac-
tory arrangement before The Spring term Of The
Courts. or They may expect to find their accounts
or Notes in the hands Of an Attorney lor COLI
lection.
The name of D. & 3. may be used by eth.
er party in the seltlemen, of any business con.
meclrd with that concern.
b. s. DUNBAR.
A. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Ian. II ISi9, Irenw So
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STATE OF'SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Hawes

Rob't Shannon.
7H1HE Defendant, Robcr, Shannon, who is
u in the custody Of the Sheriff OF Edgefed
district, by virtue Of a capias al satistaeicndam
issued in Ibis case, having filed a schedule of
his whole estate, and n petition for the benefit
of the ln.ovent Debtors Act, on motion Of
Carol, The defendants Attorney, il is therefore
ordered, that the said Isaac Hawes, as well as
a others the creditors ol the said defendant, do
appear at Edge field ourt House before the
Court of Common Pleas for the said district OIL
The first Monday IN March pext, 10 shew cause,
if any they can. why the said defendant should
not be admitted to The benefit of the said acI.
THOS. G. BACON, &C crED
hnn 9 lS4S 3m %
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I
I'M nDnIN lJV U

IN URUINdh 7. -
Bridget Culll. Applicant, Summons
rS. in
Richard Cahil and others, Defis. } Partition
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that Richard
q. CafiIl aud Thomas CahilI, Distributes in
The above stated case, reside without the limits
of this Slate, it is therefore ordered that they
appear and object 10 the sale or Division Of
the Real Estate of William Cahill, deceased,
on or before the first Monday in April next, or
their consent will be entered Of Record.
Given under my hand at my Office, the day
and date above written.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
Dec % 1S4S 12t ~
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E2y2,abe,. for Sale.

YWyHE Subscriber will furnish the very best
III Plank or Lumber, Of amy kind at his MI
on Shaws Greek, I2 miles from Edselield e.
H. for so cents per hundred cash, and ga cents
where II is charged.
: I will also deliver Lumber at or near Edge
field Village, for So per thousand cash.
''' MARTIN POSEY.
Jan. 8 ls49, 81
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Tax Collectors Notice.
NO.%l.

E WILL attend a, the times and places here
IL inartcr specified to collect The General
Poor. and Road Tax for the year 1913 viz:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

Yhe Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, PAN ]
in The Side, Hip. Back, Limbs and. Joints;s
Serofala, Kings EUil, White Seedlings. Hards
Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all FIXED Paini /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
New Foot and Shoe
MANDATORY.

RNTHERE Genllcmen's Boots and Shoes
wv are made in most superior style Of fit
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled, double soled,
water proof, walking, dress. patent leather.
and n fine pump soed BOOTS, need but
leave their orders with The subscriber.
WILLIAM McEVOY.
march If 6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Bill for Partition Of the Estate # James
Morris, deceased.
Lewis Robertson and others.

William Morris and others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that VIM
i Morris, James Morris, Rebecca Morris,
Marshall Palmer and his wife Elizabeth, John
Palmer and his wife Barbara, Levi Fillmore,
William Fillmore, Joseph T. Fillmore and
Joseph Morris, some of the defendants in this
cause are without the limits Of this State:
Ordered that the defendants above named
do nnear in this honorable Court, and plead
answer or demur 10 the said bill within. three
months frum the publication of This order, or
The said bill will be taken pro confesso a.
s S. S. ToMPKlNs, c. E. E. D. u
Comm'ers Office. Dec 6, 1s4s 9m 46
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STATE OF.SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFGELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Andrew Sheay, and
Elizabeth Murphy Bill for account
Cs. anu
James Nlurpbey.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that
T. James Murphy, one of the defendants
in this case, resides from and beyond the
limits Of this Stale. On motion Of MIR.
Jones, Comp'l Sol'r. it is ordered that the
said James Murphy do appear aud plead,
answer or demur, 10 the said bill Of com.
plant, within three Months from The pub
lication hereof, or the said bill will be Ia.
ken pro conksso against him.
S. S.. TOMPKINS, C. F.. E. d.
Commissioners Office, Jan. II, 1919.
Jan. "a 3n
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-my Ieenngs. Un all occasions to have
in prospect the end Of life and future
state.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15
Morton s. Wilkinson.

Morton 3, " liIinsOh.
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law. and general
Land Agent.-stillwater, MIN. Ter.
REFrRENcEs.-Hon. ". II. Seward, Auburn,
n. Y. Hon. Daniel Got, Syracuse, ~ y, j..
Wilkinson, ED, : yrasuse. n. ", Hen. Ab
Lincoln, Springfield, H., Churchill * Nelson,
Saltwater = lisa tt FL.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
f :;;,51...3 81 e; I'll
y y -. ~ -. - .;S-,ss,
r LOCOMOTIVES ICE TRAINS nren

7. LOCOMOTIVE ICE TRAINS. prepared ex-
q 4 prassly 1r travel the ice fthe Mississippi,
with ten cars III each train beside the engine and
tender cars, with ample arrangements for meals
and for sleeping, being now in rea illness, viii COM
meace running as soon as The ice is sufficiently
strong. as follows, VIZ:
The Iceietaders Capt O. Saith, viii leave
Galera or Mondays and Thursdays at Q clock,
A. II. and arrive at Saint Paul and the Falls at
O'clock, 4. ~, Oh Tuesdays and Fridays.
The CliGiator, Capt. Harris, will leave
Galena on tt eslays and Fridays ut o'clock i.
VI. az arrive at Saint Paul and the Falls OF.
wednesday, ND Saturdays at O'Clock, \. NJ,
anil near as practicable to the opening Of the
tiyer il Apsll }o&t
Passive = CARS viii be attached to the
train in The rsar Of the baggage cars tliat pas
seugers may incur as iitiIa risk possible.
II. b. III prices Of freight and passage for
the present, viii be the same usually paid on
steamboats, IL the month Of September The
trans will $50 at all the usual Steamboat landings
As this move enterprise is attended with great
expense, it is TO be hoped that he pubic will ex-
tend to il thc,r liberal patronage.
BY this arr lngemant, tsi-weehly mails will be
furnished between Gaiena and the Falls. soft
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

HoRaIp MuEDER-FIVE Men SHOT. -
One OF the most bloody and mysterious
transactions which has TRANSFERRED in our
city for number of years past, occur
red at Barnum's City Hotel, between the
hours If III and IL O'Clock last night
The circumstances under which it took
piace--the dreadful and fatal result to
one Of cur most respectable and worthy
citi1ens--the doubt III which the whole
is ins olvea-prevents Us from giving any
thin more than a mere statement ef-the
facts az we derived them amid the con-
fusion that ensucd
Two men, giving their names as Con-
zalcs de Montezquieu and Rigenald de
Montezquieu, arrived at the City Hotel
Yesterday morning, armed with sundry
pieces of shooting irons, and represented
that they were from Chicago, but re-
centis- on a general hunting tour. A
room, was assigned them, and nothing
singe.ar in their conduct noticed by any
during the day. They both have the APP
paara5ce of hardened, consummate VII
hans, Ind beyond what is enstamped up
ON their character in tbs particular,
nothing unusual is manifest abont them.
The cause of their shooting is mys-
terry. 1t appears that Mr.. Albert jones,
i K. Barnum, Capt. w. ID. Hubbeli
and H.. NJ. Henderson, dodgers in the
s.ine room. were preparing to retire,
when the two MonteZquIeus rushed in
upon them armed with de- ubIe barrelled
ss;sas and commenced an indisc riminate
EEag upon them. Mr. Albert Jones,
coach maker, On Third street, was in
staptly killed, ball passing through his
head; Mr.. L. X. Barnmn, nephew of the
proprietor, was badly, ard it is feared. SCI
Tiously wounded; Capt. W. ID. Hubbeil,
of Liberty, Mo-, wounded through the
wrist II. M Henderson, wounded over
the leftseyc; and Macomber. steward OF
she house, badly wounded ia the wrist.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

Dal,ey's and COnneII's Magical Pain
Extractor~--Thc Worlds WOnder-..
Pronounced SO by all who have ever
EseJ il.
VyTHiTE SWELLING, Inflammation.
w Pain in The Back, Weak Limbs, Ten
der or Sore Feet, and all Scrofuous Sores
Dire speedily and permanently cured by Dali
ley's and Conneil's Magical Pain Extractor.
1t Is equally beneficial in all kinds of inflan,-
matory diseases, such as sore nipples aud
eyes, sprains, rheumatism, white swelling
and Ulcers, bruises, burns. chilblaus, cry
sipselas, piles, &C., will quickly be relieved
by the application Of this salve. 1t has the
most perfect power over all pains by fire,
positively allaying the suffering almost inn
rediateiy upon its application. Kind pa
rents keep it constantly on hand, in case ol
accident by fire life may be lost withou, it,
but by lis use all burns are subiec, to its con.
troll, unless the vita's are destroyed.
CAUTIoE.-No Pain Extractor can be gen.
uine unless you iind the signature Of Com
stock & Go. OH the wrapper of each box
beware of the counterfeit, and buy only a,
a! Third street, northeast corner nf Pine,
81. Louis, and Dewey s. CaviIeer, ST. Paul.
Deafaess-Usc DR.. McNair's Acoustic
Oss ior the cure OF deafness, also, tnoSe
dlssgreeable noises like the huzzing of in
secrs, falling of water, whizzing of steam,
which are symptoms OF approaching deaf
ness. Many persons who have been deal
for ten, fifteen or twenty years, and were
sublec, TO use eer frumpets, have after using
one or two bottles brown aside these fran,-
pets, being made perfectly well. 1t has cur
ed cases uf ten, fifteen and even thirty years
standing of deafness. Price, ? per flask.
Sold at AZ Third street, ST. Louis, and by
Dewey s. .Cavilaer, ST. Paul.
Dyspepsia and Liser Complaint cured
and all western ieycrs prevented, by the use
Of Langley's Great Western Indian pana-
cea. warranted TO cure the most severe cases
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Land and General Agency Office.--St Paul,
Minnesota Territory. VIII attend to the
location Of Land Warrants, The purchase
and sale of lands and lots in the Terrific
~ Of Minnesota and northern part OF
Wisconsin, and such other business as
may be entrusted To him.
ADMINISTRATION. Willard Fillmore, Vice
President; Chas.L Livingston, Esq, John
Van Buren,, Esq, \. Y; Hon. }. c.
Spencer, Erastus Corning, Esq, Peter
Gansevoort, Esq, Albany y. \; His Ex-
celency Nelson Dewey, Cow is JuIiu,
White, ESQ. Don Al. Uphan, Mayor Nil
Yankee; Judge Fenton, Prairie du CHEN
Joseph 3o"ron, Esq, Willow River; Geo.
K. NcGunnegle, Esq, ST. Louis; Col.
=. NJ. Mitchell, St. Paul; Syivanus Tra~l;,
Esq, Slinater; W, Il. Marshall, Esq.
ST Anthony Falls: Hon. Joseph w. Fur
ber, Speaker; and Members Of the first
Legislative Assembly OF tie Territory OF
Minnesota.
Office at the American Building. .
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nR. CONf5TOCK, regular Physician
Id and crab late Of the OLD School, practi-
ces strictly upon the Homeopathic system OF
treating disc use. He respectfully offers his
services as practitioner of Medicine and
Surgery, in I'll their various branches. He
pays par,icu ar attention to diseases Of the
EI + and T. iR
Families tand Physicians in the country
can be supp, ed with homeopathic Medi-
c!nes and Books. 4 general assortment OF
Medicines n ways on hand, received direct
from the homeopathic Central Pharmacy
Of leipsic. and their purity may be depend
ed upon. Family cases of medicines, and
cen,lesnen'< pocket and travelling cases, OF
all sizes ami prices, with directions for ,heil
administration accompanying, all complete
90 he used hen a physician is moi at hand
constantly or hand, and for sale.
ST. Louis, Nov. LIST, 1859. Soft
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

SIR JOHN FRANKLiN.-Thc English
steamer, Just arrived, says the National
Intelligenccr, brought a runor that the
British Admiralty had heard Of Sir JOHN
FRANKLIN-that he was safe in Prince
Regents Inlet, bat surrounded by bar
riers of ice. We were almost afraid to
cred; this rumcr, bul we arc happy to
learn hv a teisgraphic despatch received!
last night, that q Boston vessel which
has Just arrived at new London, CT.
from Davis Straits brings a similar re-
port. The natives stated that Sir JoHN
had beenf four Seasons frozenup in Prince
Regents Inlet-all well, hut still! sur
rounded by ice. Truly reJoiced shall
we beif these reports turn out to ne true,
and if the hardy adventurous shall be
finally rescued
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

II ILDRE11I'S History Of the United States
u Il from the Discovery of The Continent 10 the
Organization of the Government under The Fed
deral Constitution; o volumes 500.
Expedition to the Dead Sea and the Jordan. by
w. r. Lynch U. S. w. commander ofthe Ex-
petition, with maps and numerous illustrations
1 volume, 500. -
Memoir Of the Life of James Minor, ID. D.,
late Rector Of ST. Georges Church, n. ", by
the Rev John s. Stone. Sold by
23,f J. BRC0kES, Gal Baoh Store.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

~ Business appears to be reviying
as usual at this season, Notwithstanding
the remarkably pleasant weather. 'Peo-
pie have at length recovered from the
"panic" caused by the Cholera the past
season, but. only to be again startled by
a new, but less dangerous panic, which
Elicit & Brother have spread through
out the country, by their splendid and
vel! selected stock Of Goods. Magniii-
cent! Such is the universal exclamation
On bcholding the beautiful styles of Fall
and Winter Goods which they have in
store. For cheapness and quality, they
are not surpassed in the Territory. \
visit to their establishment, will certainly
repay the trouble. Call aud see. n30lw
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The latter person was wounded by one
If the assailants after siarm had beer
given, and while in the act of arrcsting
one of the parties.
These two desperadoes, after they
we're secured, assumed to be crazy--one
asseverating that they were ordered by
God Almighty to do the shooting, the
other, showing an indisposition to talk,
and being entirely dumb. The motive
for committing the act-no offence what
ever having been given-remains mys-
terry. They were arrested and lodged
in Jail Mo. Repub., Oct. 30.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

I'm my way from Saint Paul, on the 6tl'
~ or 7ih ins, 10 Saltwater, a soldiers
warrant to John Enbers for $50 acres OF
land No. Of warrant forgotten. W boev-
er will return said warrant to me at Saint
Paul, shall be well rewarded.
n. b. Land Offices vii; please take no.
tice, and refuse the above warrant, IT offered
for the entry Of Land, and are cautioned
not to receive it.
4ts" DENNIS CHERRIER.
Saint Paul, Min, Nov. 9th, iS49.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15

~ Madame Bodisco has published
card, denying the statement of the
New erk Courier, that her husband
has been banished She received a let
ter from her husband bv the Europa,
stating that he had lett Russia for Amer
lea, and that hc would arrive about the
ist of January.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15
DISSOLITTiON'l

fE'HE firm otfrccman, Larpcnteur s. Co.
( having this day heen dissolved by mu-
tuai consent, and sold out their interest to
John Randall the business will hereafter be
conducted under the name Of John Randall
s. Co., I'll debts due by the original firm of
f., l.. s Co. will be settled by John Ran
dali 5, Co. AZ
FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR & Co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-15
Euck Gloves nns Mis-,
JOSEPH BOWRON
DAN'L NOBLE JOHNSON.

DAN'L NOBLE JOHNSON.
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
WHiOw RtU.r, Wisconsin,
VA ILL promptly attend TO all business en-.
w trusted TO bis care. Particular atteutjo;
given to locating land warrants, entering, securing
claims, and all other business con-
nected with the Willow River and Saltwater
Land Offices
REFKRENCEs:
His l,ycellencv Nelson Dewey. Gov. Wis.
Hon. 'rhos. Mcliugh. Sec, of State.
8 Isaac Z. Walker, L. :. Senate.
9 J. Duane Uoty, Ii of II, L :.
G.. II. Slaughter. Esq, Rec Nj Point l.. o.
Moses Gibson, Esq, Willow River.
Hon II. II. Sibley, Minnesota.
Oct Is 26,f
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~ II =. TT
Erc..r;lls ~ y o. o.
. ~ TT VI -
Ifur,nn n ..,.,-.nG - tInl;f,r. :.

C2C&rtste, -. u. Ott. 20.
The Europa arrived 1T Halifax yes
tcrday. and left for Boston at : o'ciock
Pending the decision Of the En- peror
Of Russis. upon an aPpea! made to him
respecting the cxtfadition OF the Hun
garian refugees, the Engligh papers con-
iain many probable reports concerning
the issue, bat nothing definite can be ar
@sed at until the resolution of the EN-
pcfor and his Council shall be made
known. The Enperor's reply was ex-
pectedto reach the Turkish capital about
the 10Th or l2th of October. Appre-
hending that tine Cars decision might
be a declaration of war, the Porte was
exceedingly anxious to learn the effect
produced upon the Cabinets Of London
and Paris by the course Of their repre-
sensations. A large feet of steamers is
being collected on the Bosphorus and in
the harbor of the Golden Horn. Be
tween the entrance of the Black Sea and
the Sea of Marmora, there are twelve
ships Of the line, fully equipped, plenti-
fully proyisionod and armed. An army
OF 100 0e0 men is assembled around the
Turkish Capital, and are reviewed from
day-break to dark. Letters dated the
18th ult, state that before entering Fur-
key. oiFiciai assurance was givento Kos
suth and four refugees, taat they would
be allowed 10 proceed to aay part Of the
world A considerable number Of refu-
gees have been put on board an Amerl-
can Corvette and French Steamer,
destined, il is said, for Greece. An elo-
qucna letter from kossuth to Lord Pal
merston, was published in England. Ac-
counts from Widdin. state that d NOLAN
had been sent to urge the refugees to
embrace Islamisrn, and he had not been
unsuccessful. Kossuth, Guyon, Hcmo-
rest end others. sw ore that nothing should
induce them to apostatize. BEN had no
scrupics
The most alarming feature Of the news
from Turkey is, that those Pachalics IN
Europe, which are partly Greek and
partly Turkish, are in state of ferment,
in consequence of the threatened rup-
t,re between Turkey ead Russia, under
the influence of Russian cmissarie5
arnsag the members Of the Creek
thhENH. sOui LIE uTEiSlI Nd-StsiS W tiAC
Sultan betrayed their serio~s Intentions
of taking advantage of the present op-
portunAiy 10 get up revolt. Great ac-
tiyity prevails in sending couriers to and
from TIC principal parts OF Europe. But
the fir.nncss OF the public funds allays
llapprehensions.
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Times, says: that a note has been
adore scd by the English. Government
to It's Ambassador at St. Petersburgh,
on the subject of Constantinop!e, couch
ed il The most moderate, but firm tone,
containing NOTHING calculated to wound
the feelings Of Nicholas, but ayowins a
determination TO support the Porte m any
exgeney that would compromise the dig
nity of an independent Government.
Lord Palmerston, likewise sent the prop
or instructions TO Sir Stra,iord Canning,
aud placed the Mediterranean feet at bis
disposal. France has intimated to Eng
and that perfect unani'ni,y existed be-
tween the two Governments on this qucs-
ton Galena Gazette.
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Blankets.

EA pieces white Whitney bed blankets
Y CU 200 ps super blue do; $50 ps assorted
blankets for Over Coats, reed an for sale scryd
low al wholesale and retail by
f.. II. 5 H. P.CONWlTH.
Gaiena Oct I6 (Y,o " viN