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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10
Q5aleua ADVERTISEMENTS

YEyIIE subscriber is just receiving, direct from
Il New York and New Orleans, his Spring
Stock of Groceries, liquors, &C., which he is Of
fering at reduced prices for cash. The stock
consists in part of the following articles:
200 SKIS Rio & Lag coffee rs do mustard
90" Java do bxs CASTLE soap
100 bbls clarified sugar 25 doz bed cords
so 80 New Orleans do 20 coils rope
20 hhds do do do so bxs Il ID pipes
so bbls s ii molasses % bales candle wick
los" do do 10 do wrapping Irvine
rs bbls plant do 8 c Boston saleratus
20 chests I'm & G p tea 80 bxs glassware, tumb-
20 bxs 60 p do very lers, decanters, jars, etc
fine tierces rice
20" Aural, very fine 10 bxs shaving soap
20" Heber, do do so lbs nutmegs
100 bxs mould candles, 100 bbls cider vinegar
90 do palm soap 80 do crackers
SO do StLouis No do 80 do mackerel l 2 &
% do Quincy do 100 do Scotch herring
so do r s. K snao'g tob drums Goldfish
20 do starch 10 bxs black ink
Is half do do 25 do prunes
25 bxs star candles 400 bbls s F -four
10 do ground ginger 100, 900 cigars diff brands
10 do do pepper 20 bxs pint TASKS
25 do Stoughton bitters 200 bbls Ohio whisky
30 do tobacco all prices rs do N Y brandy
so do by 10 glass rs do Baltimore gin
40 do 10 by IL do Is or casks Port wine
25 do 10 by Ia do 10 do Madeira do
SO do raisins do Malaga do
% do pickles do Otard, Duputy
10 cases sardines s. Co brandy
100 doz oysters 20 Is casks do do
so gross Mil. matches 10 bills rum
baskts sweet oil do swan gin
100 SKIS G. A salt 20 bbls Rhine wine
100 do l. b do 20 do Claret VINE
80 boxes w r cheese 10 bxs brandy cherries
20 doz painted buckets bbls pecan nuts
10 nests do tubs s do S almonds
100 rms wrapping paper do 6lberts
so bxs asstd candies do L walnuts
10 do pepper sauce 10 gross playing cards
NJ. +. TRUETT,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10

J. w. SIMPSON,
Corner Of Roberts and Third ST.,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
AS now in store the following articles which
II he will sell
LOW FOR CASH:
Boots and Shoes, HARDWARE gener'lly
Hats and Caps, Tinware * Queensware
Scythes and Snathes, Nails and Cordage,
Dried Apples, Bedsteads and Chairs
Raisins and Candy, Bureaus and Settles,
Almonds and Brazil nuts Dinner & break't Tables
SUGAR & MOLASSES Cigars, Snuff * Tobacco
Salt, fine and coarse, DRUGS and MEDI-
PORK and BACON, CINES
Lard and Butter, Forks, Shoves s. Spades
Eggs and Fish, Hoes and Brooms
Corn Meal, FLOUR and PORK
DRY GOODS generally Trace and Log Chains
CLOTHING, do LIQUOR and WINES
Axes and Hatchets, Jugs, Crooks and Jars
Plasterer's Trowes and Tar and Rosin
Hair, Castings, Pipes
White Beans and Rice, Cheese and Crackers
Powder and Shot, Paper, Ink and Qus
OYSTERS and Sardines Glass Tunblers
Pepper Sauce I'm. Y.H. s. G.P. TEAS
Fresh Mustard Chocolate
Pickles, grid Ginger Clothes Pins
Zante Currants Matches, prime article
POTATOES, and almost every article
suited to the trade, and wanted for the town and
country. St. Paul, June 2s xti
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SAINT LOUIS MARBLE WORKS.
81, Harrington .7venue, near Fourth st.
M ARBLE Mantle Pieces Of every variety !;
lvl also, Italian Marble Monuments, Tombs,
Head Stones, Furniture Tops, and Marble work
Of every description, for sale low by
23tf &c. WILSON.
"THISKEY-e0 bbls old recti6ed Whiskey.
w for sale cheap for cash, by FL& Co
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Dry Goods and Boots and Shoes.
S. S. MERRILL s. CO.,

80, Steamboat Landing, Calena,
4 RE now prepared 10 offer for the inspection Of
IN their friends and the Trade generally, one Of
the largest stocks of Fall and Winter Goods ever
offered In this city, which they will sell for cash
or approved paper at the very lowest rates---say,
as low as can be bought in st. Louis or in the
Eastern Markets, with the difference of transport
iution. A portion of their stock consists Of
Domestics.
200 bales brown sheetings and shrtings including
all the favorite brands;'
rs cases bleached sheetng and shrtings, all
grades, qualities and prices;
so bales ticking, all qualities;
70 bales Amoskeag, She,ucket and York shirt
ing stripes;
10 cases apron checks;
Prints and Dress Goods.
prints,
20 do blue. blue and orange, green and orange
and furnitures;
Wooliens.
Is cases plain and fancy cassimeres;
Is do assorted jeans, all colors;
80 do sattinetts, all qualities;
20 do hannels, all colors and qualities;
Is bales blankets, all colors;
al large STOCK Oh cloths, etc.
Lace Goods.
Jaconetts, cambrics, Swisses, etc.
Linen cotton and silk laces.
Silk Goods.
Pongee hankerchefs, cravats, etc., all colors and
qualities;
Blue, black, Italian and sinchaw silks;
Black and fancy satins;
Gimp and fringes, all colors;
Rich bonnet, cap and taffity ribbons;
Shawls, scarfs, dress handk is etc.
Linens.
cases Irish iiaens;
Bleached and brown damask table covers;
Linen handkerchief's all qualities, etc.
Together with an endless variety Of shelf goods,
such as hosiery, gloves, threads, combs, but
tons, pins, needles. etc.
Boots and Shoes.
900 cases thick boots;
$50 do Kip do
SO do women's low boots;
% do misses low boots and shoes;
200 pairs ladies lasting CATERS;
200 do do Morocco do
1000 pairs childrens' shoes, all qualities.
Hats and Caps.
800 doz soft wool hats;
20 cases fashionable black hats;
10 cases caps, all qualities
The above goods have all been purchased a,
the lowest cash rates, and we can offer superior
inducements 10 merchants, and save them the
trouble and expense Of going to ST. Louis or to the
Eastern Markets, and we respectfully solicit a
call. s, 5. MERRILL s. %.
Galena, sept 81 22tf
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yTyHE subscribers have just reed direct from
Il Boston, the following, with many other arti-
eics, viz
g. boxes tea. Of all qualities
6 half chests do; 3 casks currants
5 bbls bleached whale oil
10 kegs old Java Coffee
Is bxs ground pepper and pimento
6 bags grain "
ZOO bxs and halves sardines
IL doz backing and scrubbing brushes
20 coils Manila rope; so doz bed cords
Is bxs pipes; l25 bxs raisins
20 bbls pecans, filberts and almonds
Is hslf bb!s, qrs and kits salmon
&c bxs Goldfish; drums do
90 kits and or bhls mackerel
40 bb!s and half bbs mackerel
casks Saleratus; 10 bbls oakum
maI23tf GEO. w. CAMPBELL s co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10

SHOT BAGS. Pouches, Powder, Flass, Game
- Bags, and Pocket FIass for hunting, fishing,
Of new patterns, at F. l.. < Co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10
III. f. McCLOSKEY,

NV HOLESALE Grocer, Commission and For
w warding Merchant, has received direct
from "Vide Pcuche and Kaho,'' the following
which he offers at the lowest mar
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10
ID. III. CAMPBELL,
M. S.. Steamboat I.nuHinr EoIen1

rs Just receiving, direct from Boston, N. York
Il and New Orleans, his Spring and Summer
stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Provis-
ions ETC., consisting, in part, Of the following ar
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HEMPsTEAD Il wAsHBURNE.

Galena, Illinois.
sEFS We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
May ~ It
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10
DRUGS AND
M e UICIN y S .:

st. Paul, Minnesota.
lust received from the east fresh supply Of
u Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nishes and Dye-stuffs, which will be sold at the
Owest prices. The principal articles are as fol
lOxvs
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"NUBACIU-CU DOAeS CHedP NIIssUuII IOf
4 sale by (maaT E. HEMPSTEAD.
100 BBLS Mess Pork; 20 200 lbs BAG IN,
lUU SO kegs leaf Lard, in store for sale by
Ciaiena ma IL EDWD. HEMPSTEAD.
A. Cunradi & Co.,
Manufacturers of Mould and Dipt Candles. All
orders promptly filed Galena, Ill.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-10

~ AILS. best Boston manufacture, all sizes re-
Y ceived and for sale by r & Co
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ALL persons owing the firm of Freeman,
"A Larpenteur s. Co. either by book account
or note, are respectfully requested to call
and settle with Samuel HI. Dent as they
have been placed in his hands. 4tf
FREEMAN, LARPENTEUR s. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

scrofuIa Cured.
This certificate conelusWsy prove. that hi. ssr,upsru
10 has perfect control tho obstinate diseases Of
the Blood rhrss parsons cured IN house uuptses.
denied
Three thiId'rn.
DR. Tusns-nd: Dear sir have the pleasure to
you thee of chldnn have hreu cured Of the Soo
ha hy the 81 yunr "Ve"iism mrd,cns The, At
hict-d very Severely with hal have taken hot
ties 1t them away. for shieh feel self under
great obligation.
Your. rs.pecthtlly
ISAAC ". CKAiN 100 Wooster Of.
Opinion. OF h,.i,iaus.
Or TuvuLsud u .lmUst dal' rrcHi'ug UTdsTs n on
Phi, slalaus different part. of the inInn.
TIL. +. c-ruh that Ne the undersigned Ply sIeau
OF tue CT, Of A., have IN "nmr,on. case. presrrhet
Or Tovnseud's sar,aparlla and hreve II To he OF
II r rUILNG. MI, WILSON ND, u n BRIGGS
NJ. D.r ElMENpoRf, NJ % Albany, APr'l lsi7
CaUTION.
Osiug the great success aud Immense sale OF Or.
To~n,sui's ssrHrarls, uumher of men vho Tor
R1Tly Agents have commenced masking sstsspSrlls
Extracts EhKrs Rirtrr, Extract. Of yalios Dock 4
They generally put uP IN the shaped battles snt
some at them have stolen copied our aI,rrt,sHrnt,
the, ouly ~nGthrss limitations anL .hud he avoided
None r.uuiu- uus.s signed hS = = ToAu."Hl
n Rrddtns 4 Co, state street N',t'a, pNnt
Sou, ~! Norh S-cnud street ruadelphI. IIauce
U,Iss.t Baumors 81 cIheu, Cnsrjr,'-p, Virgin
Go, io Cuarit,s Street n o los S.4u Paah Street
ALBANY aud hy all the principal Dr'.si,'. iud Mgr
ohant generally tnrous hOut tue United st, West ud,.,
and the Csnsdhs
Theodore a Peck, Apothecary and Druggist Bur
lngtou. VI Rrddlng x Co S State street Boston
; Hance, Druggist, Baltimore Duyal Il Co
K edmond p VI Cohen, Charleston: Wright SEQ
street, Albany R Van Buskuk, con OF Broao auC
Marker street, Newark y ]. .nd ~ all the pro f.
pal Druggists and Nrrchnnts geneiailv n on h N
the United States West Indies "u' Tho o..
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Extra SuprTL.Ias s4UUL.

HE Subscriber has this day received sm
quantity OF EXra Flour, manufacture, who'll
from isnesee Wheat and believed to be SUI nor
to anything now in market, a, =. DEWEY.
APril II, 80
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UST Puh shed and ready iur d,livtry; Thanks
J gv and rs FIXlngs," in seveul convenient
sized vuluurs Contents Rnisns, Grales Nuts, CT
irons, CGrrauts, Lemons, Ground Spices Sc to
which saddcd an Indefinite supplement- OF definite
Hiiclrs" sold by A :. DEWEY
Nov. 81 1910. d202
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Long $haWss.

ANOTHER invoice of those superior
q Long Shaws Just received AT the Lad es' Elk
change which we shall sell at such prices as will
make il object for all in want TO call and exam.
inc our ShawIs before purchasing
WILCOX s NASH.
Burlington, Oct Il, 1870 dA
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RheumRti-m.
THIS ouly than four Thousand of klru.
that Or Townsend's Sar-sparln has cured. The
aud chrouc weekly eadcued by its
extraordinary virtues
james Cumming ESQ Of the assistants in the Luna
As,lun Backwels island, the gentleman spoken Of
the following letter.
Backw-ll's island Sept II, lsi7
Or Tosu.end-D-Hr Sir; | have suffered terribly for
nine years the Rheumatism considerable Of the
could not eat sleep walk had the most dIstrr.sinZ
pains aud limb. terribly swollen have used
ou bottles Of Sarsaphria aud they nave done
h su thousand dollars orh ofgooi much better
indeed entirely relieved NuL ARE al liberty to tins
fOI the benefit OF the afflicted.
Yours respectfully JAMES CUMMINGS.
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Win Plat &C.

LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate, con.
ssting OF various yes and Iaiter Russia,
English. Canada aud American SHEET lion, Sutrt
z nc, Lead and Copper, Copper Bot, hon Ware,
Wne Vellanl, Riyets, &C, &C. For sale ly
VI NOI rs 4 co
June 1 1919 w4y Water Ntreet
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II IL the safest aud sIrctal medicine Tor purifying
the system aud reviewing the suffer attendant upon child
birth discovered IL strengthens both the mother
child pHn aud dseHse aud curICss
food those who have used IT think 1t is Indispensable II
highly useful both before aud AFTER confinement prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth Ia Cost' Ple
Cramps, Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn
Vomiting Palu the Back snd lGns False Psins IIcmor
rhage. aud regulating the Sscreons aud e1uaLug the
srcautiou II has equal The beauty Of this mcdi
cine is IT always safe and the most delicate 1t
successfully
Notice 10 the Ladies.
Those that initiate DR. TOwnsend's Sarsapsris have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy 0r Female &c,
&c" aud have copied bills and circulars which relates
TO the complsnts Of women word for word-Otlnr mon
who put medicine have since the success Of DIR
To~usends SarsapEIla in complaints incident 10 nma-s
recommended theirs, although previously they did
number of thsse mixtures Pills &c, injurious TO
females, they aggrayate disease, aud undermine tho
constitution DR. TO~nssnds 10 the only and beet remedy
for the numerous female compnints-h rarely, ii ever
fails of ehectng II can he taken by the
most delicate fenaes by those expecting
to become mothers with the greatest advantages u
prepares the system aud prevents pain Danger aud
rghens both mother and child. be careful gel thu
genuine
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40 I&2N .Iercl in bbls Halves and Quarter
: ana - lbs KITS; also, by the single pound
70! sale by y ) DEWEY.
June u, l-49 dol
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E'Iour, Pork and Gard.

.TSANI\G JUST RETURNED from Il
= lhrrr mouths tour ~ IN" west. the -uY>',i brl
in'-.v .,r-r tuaI lr .an oiirI some al turciplcr-
a,lI4 o. ChuHna Npl4Hu huur lhai was r,ri ol.
'rrrd On ii.s ml' krt l-u Puh. dams Lard e {
irIms NuIcn caHHottai, 81 giving .rti-uclion
JOSLIH II ~,
HnIIu.tsp NAV 30 40 VA
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M, WHO'D WE-C
\ -TT fyrry - - -
The uniform success which has attended the use
of this prcpnrntion-s saiutaIv ehects-it~ power to
relieve and cure affections Of the Lures have gained
IT,. il a ccebuty -qnrrd by no other ui,o.clur. We
nt-r II To the afflicted with entire confidence in us
virtues. and the uiI belief that it viii -nhduc and re-
move the sry"rr~ attacks OF disease upon tie throat
ana Lungs Ihrse results, a. they become publicly
known, VERY natua Iy attract the attention OF medi-
cat men aud phlanthrop'Sts cvrIyW here " hat IS
their opinion r CHERRY PICTORIAL may be
seen in the following
NN.r> ~ MDTr VI y.
Prof Surgery, Sled COLLEGE. Nep York savs -
' II gives me pleasure To certify the value and Eff
cacy OF Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL. which
consider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs"
ltiE ia htN LORD BISHOP FIELD
writes in letter to his friend who was fast sinking
under an affection OF the Lungs -" 'rfy the CUEK-
RY PICTORIAL and if any me I,clnr can give You
relief, with the blessing of God that will"
'illrFJUSrit f EU>I!S,
of Louisiana, writes " That young daughter of his
was cured Of severn severe attacks of Crotp by the
CHERRY PECTORAL'"
ASH iINA A ID BRONCHITIS
The Candian Journal of NedicaI Science
states That Asthma and bronchitis 20 prevalent il
this Indictment climate, has welded with surprising
rapidly to Ayers CHERRY PECIORAI. and we
cannot too strongly recommend this skhlm prepaid
ton to the Profession and public gcuer lily
PEEFAREr BN AVER. CHEMIST. LOWELL. MASS
Sold M BurnGtou by IUEO 4 PFC X
Burl ugton, Oct 3. 1919. Wis 3mos
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exnMsS@IA4
M#>/,<EH/1< aL-z-I
Consumption Cured.
Oltanss and Shsughsn Consnrpii0n be curtd won
ctitis ConsnnipttoH Lirsr Compliant Coid' Cai",'h
Cmghs fst+ma Sp'uinR R""d Soreness m ne Ch,'t
H,cuc Flush Ngbi Sw,ais Difficult P,Ofrst ST.
psrio' alton Pam in ii, Sid. So han, been aud
cured
splitting Blood.
N,n T0rt dp,it % l-i7
Ia TOwNsEsD-i verify heli-Ne Your Sars,urtils
been the means through Providence OF saving NV
i(e hive for several years had had Cough 1t he.
aud At last I raised large quaint
tie, Of huuh had night aud greatly ,ehita.
ted aud reduced aud did expect To live have only
used our Sai-apara short time aud there has
1ei fu change been wrought IN able to walk
all the city raise blood aud niy cough ha,
en vow well imagine that I am thankful for
these resale, Your ohedent
WM. RUSSELL. IS Cstharius .,
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Fitchburg Railroad.

ltssh--3 ss sssSSs.. sss.ssaasS-:.sl ssteSzs
s77yS7. --.yzjsfsi, ~ ssY.;fs. e.S-5-'s
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.gsgtf FEpTp;gC.i

r TIE STORES OF THE Uxnrrsayrp.
large and tail suir!y oi HLHRrEs SUGAR Cos
Ep PLL> nd al Strengthening Pinst-rs
'idror us 1ic warra. ted uudcra prunlty OF
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ksas{Esag, &C,

2 -
4 D Bales Bats,
Z - 20 " Cotton Yarn
IS CCrd " adding,
50 Wichins,
For sale by NJ. MOVES & co.
June ith. WIG
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William, ID. HabcEa,

ULNOOSkI E1LLS, TT.,
is now ready to invite the attention OF the public to
as large an assortment Of
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EDasaEEI1s.
, Bales BurloPs, for Wool Sacks, BIZ
- June t. 10 VIC NJ. MOVES & co.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

LOUISIANA AND THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION
The New Orleans Courier having tainted the Bull
letin with having been quoted by the New York
Evening Post as saying The people of Louisiana
were opposed to the Nashville Convention, the
Bulletin thus replies:
eve only asserted what our Legislature has since affirm
ed by refusing send delegates that convention, and we
presume there is no one not the Editors he Courier
who will that majority could be obaned IN
parish Of The State in favor Of Louisiana joining in that
convention. As have previously sad We do not believe
there politician in The State, Wing Democrat who
would peril his political existence by accepting the appoint
men 10 that convention, whose osensibe object Is the pro
lection Of Southern rights whilst the real is dlsunion
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

The French !" Courier (of New York; con-
graduates its readers that the difficulty in relation
to the seizure of the French vessels at the port OF
San Francisco has been adjusted without trouble.
The brandies seized because they were in bottles
and not in woody have also been surrendered,
though the latter of the two was in favor of the
action of the Collector. This result, the Courier
says, demonstrates the sincerity of the reception OF
NJ. BoIs LIE. CoMrrE, and promises well for the
new embassy.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

MrLrfbss OF PIsEoNs.-Letiers from Indiana complain
that some Of the pigeon the forests for miles,
troying the timber letter from Laurel SAYS "I am com
petely worn down The pigeons roosng all through the
woods and the extends for miles Our negsbor end
ourselves have for several nights had to build large fires and
keep up reports Of fire them oil. While
write, thin quarter u mile, there 80 guns firing
The pigeons come in such large quantities DESTROY
great deal Of timber, break limbs Of nees and even tear
up by The roots. The woods covered with dead
pigeons"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

PoRT GIBSON, MARcH Is, 1850.
Messrs GALES & SEATos: have mailed to your address
copy Of the Port Gibson Herald published this morning. in
which you will find call for meeting of the friends Of the
Union, pretty well subscribed. think not mistaken in
the belief that if time and opportunity allowed might have
gotten the names Of nine-tenths Of the county.
The meeting will be held Monday next, and you shall
be furnished with copy Of its proceedings the
mail will carry it. and promise in advance that it will give
evidence that Representatives in the State Legislature
greatly in the opinion often expressed that we have cal
culated the value of the Union The truth is the advan
ages and disadvantages Of the Union calculated by wiser
and better heads before it adopted by the States
MY sole object in writing you to furnish you materials
Of which your long experience may be enabled arrive
the truth. My opinion is that ameng the People there
is excitement whatever the negro questions. The
PROFESSIONALLY the acknowledgements sometimes excited
smile by the porens which conured up by the poll
tcans but they amazed and of them feel aggrev-
ed by the Misrepresentation which have been made them
WILKIssos CIR, [MIss.) MARCH IL, 1850.
Messrs GALES & SEATos You seem to be greatly ex-
CITED at the Metropolis in reference the slavery question
decidedly more than here few demagogues North
and South seemingly bent upon the destruction Of our
glorious Unions but far the Of the people
cerned they will meet with but little sympathy. Our Legis-
aure passed stringent resolutions upon subject but
apprehend that they all sound and fury sgnying
nothing If they in earnest, the people in my part of
the State not to be injected with their disposition to re-
such measures viii tend to the dissolution Of the
Union.
am for the settlement Of this question upon the plan sug
gssted by Gen. TAYLOR in his special message Congress
and am Of the opinion the country will sustain the Admin
is.ration in this plan Of adjustment
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

GROWTH OF WIscoNsIN.-That large extent of
territory now forming the State Of Wisconsin,
which was but few years ago overshadowed by
dense wilderness, will soon rank among the
most important States of the Confederacy. Some
idea ofthe large accessions to the population which
she is constantly receiving, may be gathered from
the sales of the public lands within her border
The entries of land within the State during the
year ls49 amount in the aggregate TO 795,646
acres, of which little 900 were paid for
in cash. and the remainder, nearly 100000 acres,
were paid for with land warrants. During the year
ls4S more than million of acres Of land in the
State were entered, about three-four,hs of which
were paid for with land warrants.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

The Legislature of the State of Ono adjourned
sine die on Monday last Amongst the laws
passed was one taxing Banks as other property is
taxed; another erecting State Board of Educa-
ting and another providing for homestead exemp-
ton. One new county was erected, to be called
field, and Jackson counties. The Ohio State Jour-
nal informs US that this new county was named in
compliment to the excellent and universally respect
ed Representative from that District in Congress.