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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-16
Lacqui Parle, Sept. 1851.
The Crnaf Race.

Six locomotives were entered Yesterday, for the
s.iron horse race.' The race ground extended
from Wilmington to the Concord river crossing, 8
miles, and the weight drawn equal to about so
tons. The following was the result as stated in
the News Of this morning.
l. The Addison Gilmore, from the Western
Road; weight 80 500 lbs; time IL min. Is Sec
3 Neponset, from the Pro, idence Road, weight
53,755 lbs; time Is min
3. Union, from the Fitchburg Road; weight
IL, $50 lbs; time Is min. Sc sec.
4. Nathan Hale, from the Boston and Worces-
ter Road; weight AZ ,o95 lbs; time IL min. 80
sec.
8. Essex, bull, by the Essex Co., in Lawrence
weigh, 4S $40 lbs; time l3 min
6. The Addison Gilmore, built by toe Manches-
ter Machine Shop Co.; time Is min.
The trial Of dfaryht takes place to-day, at Will
mingtOn, at ten o'clock.. Three engines only are
entered-the Milo, Boston and Lowell Road the
st. Clair, Ogdensbutg Road and the Highlander,
Providence Road.
Douglass Jerrold is sometimes severe. The
author of poem called the Descent into Hell,
an enormously vain man, one evening sked Jer-
rold: Have you ever read MY Descent into HELP
NO. said the wit, Il would much rather see 1t.
On another occasion he rebuked Albert smith,
the novelist, who was boasing of his intimacy
VII l<dtfsiftinc. s'Vde hiV"S'
Among other things, Smith SAID that she and La
MARITIME were Ii broihers--in short that they al
ways rowed in the SAME boat Jerrold, signiG-
canly scratched his head, saying You may row
in the same boat, but with very different skulls
EXTINCTION OF VEsUvIUs.--We learn
from late English papers, that the suggestion oil
Quitting cut" Vesuvius, by turning into it g
gantic canal, has been acted upon. A company
been formed. seriously enough, for the purpose
Of ex,insuishing the volcano. the spectators
hoping 10 recover, for agricultural purposes, vas
tracts of land on the slopes and in The vicinity o
the volcano. The committee Of management
have applied to the king of Naples for the neces
sasy authorizations. The Reform Agricole.
French journal devoted to the consideration 0
questions connected with the soil. states that tn,
mineral constitution" Gas calls it, Of the lane
about Vesuvius is a guarantee for much ultimate
gain. Inexhaustible riches said to be certain
for those who will stoop to gather them, the min
eralogical elements of the soil being proof suffi
cient for maintaining such conclusion. Engi
neers Of celebrity are stated to have declared tina
nothing would be easier than TO form canal III
waters Of which should extinguish volcano
The penny-a-lners' account of the fire. wi,
be awful---we shudder in anticipation.
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improved, and The canal Gnished, undoubtedly,
the Galena and Chicago Railroad will have .
more formidable rival in that route that has been
anticipated.
MrNNEsorA PoLITIcs.-The good people Of
Minnesota are about as lively crowd about cleo
ton times as any that we know o. They are
Just getting into their annual fever and The papers
Of all stripes are peppering each other and the
opposing candidates with hot shot, Mil. Sen.
Thu it will be seen that our presses, by their
indecent ~violence, scurrity, aud malisnily, are
becoming uncnyiably notorious abroad. How
much better for the press to be devoted to making
known the condition and resources of our young
Territory?
The Galena Advertiser says: The DIR. Franklin
No. 2, arrived yesterday noon from St. Paul. She
was detained eight or ten hours by foss. She
brought down the first shipment Of lead from the
Painter Creek Digyinss. 1t was taken on at
Buena Vista Landing-44o pigs, and shipped from
that place by Vance s. Lishtfoot, TO st. Louis.
The Franklin also brought down 500 bushels OF
potatoes from St. Paul and Saltwater, for this
place. 1t is gratifying to see upper Iowa and
Minnesota begin to send in their surplus.
We have specimen Of extra suPerfne flour
made OF Winslow's Mil, ST. Paul, rather the best
article we ever saw.
The batteries Of the Rice party were especially
directed against w. II. Forbes, who was absent
and Messrs. Cave and Murray.
The steamb rat Minnesota (transient) arrived
on Wednesday morning.
Burbank & Person, will have on a null stage
line from ST. Paul TO Galena, TO run as soon as
s,eamboa,ng is closed by the ice.
i TNrRA IG."-Non-commssioned officer.
are required to dig potatoes at Fort Smelling
Next news. middies, as well as sailors and ma.
rines in the navy will be put to picking oakum
Will the Government persist in degrading thu
army, for the sake Of raising potatoes
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o. Z. FRENCH, M. d.,
Surgeon and Physician,
26-tf

GRADUATE of Harvard University, Cambridge.
~ Mass DR.. +. believes IL duty, as a stranger he
owes himself and the community, he intends make
81 Paul his permanent residence, state that he has
had any years experience in the hospitals and practice
OF ibe Eastern cities and also Of the diseases Of the Mis-
sisspPi valley lis graduate Of the oldest and first
University OF the country, and was for a plumber OF
years the private pupil OF the eminent Surgeons
and Ply sciAns Of New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Dr. French will give tcuar diseases OF
women and Children, md respectfully offers his services
in The practice of surgery Medicine and Midwifery 10
the eitileis OF St. Paul and vicinity.
81 - REFERENCES
DIS. Crow, Ray, Robertson, kittoe, &c, GALsSa;
Messrs Holslead, Rice & Becker Mr. Roberts j. W.
Simpson, s. II. SeTgent, Gen. McBoai, Sr. PAUL. W
October ts, 1851. 2e-tf
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large number Of the cards Of the principal
business mcs in St. Louis.
The Worlds Fair. lFA sfts ~
ST. Paul Drug Store.
WIN. rmn's estray notices.
DIR. Rrisbane's Card.
Dr. FTench's Card. ...t..
J. Brookcs, Bookstore.
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STATfoNERY Of every description, via: Letter bill.
~ cap, note, pruning and fancy papers: Bristol and
perforated boards drawing and tracing paper; envelopes;
plain and embossed visiting cards. drawing and writing
pencsi gold pens; Gilios and other steel pens pen
blank, account cheek and memorandum books; pocket
books card Cases; portfolios; writing books together
with large assortment Of fancy articles For sale by
j. BROOkES.
Galena, Oct. Is, 1851. 26
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STRAYED.

kWOM the subscriber on his premises, miles above
H Fort Sneng the east side Of the river, large
brindle about old, with white spots him.
and the on eye nearly blind Whoever will said
Ok TO me, give Information of him. shall be well paid
for IT, 10 af VIM FINN
Oct. 10, l65l. .- 26-4t
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TAKEN LIP.

TuNEN days ago, By the subscriber on his premises
II miles above Fort Smelling, the side Of the
Mississippi river yoke OF about years old
dark brndle the smallest steer with white spot on the
The swner is requested 10 prove property pay
charges and take them away VIM. FINN.
oci TO- 1851. 26-it
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lI, yssssy s.ocra !. ys.ND PROVISION
NV SkooE srs,RN. -

1,r-Ns erORE. /. w
On Sc. Anthony street. twsaoors esioS f"s AHsT'e'"
yHyIE undersigned would fully invite the aten.
Nion Of the pubic, 20 their large and well seiecieu
stock Of Groceries and Provisions Ai-o, Ready MADE
CIothinr Bso,s shoes Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass
sec alb oi which will BIC sold cheap Tor cash
n Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE Dnoi IN.
II. Paul, Oct lS 1851 70
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Galena, Oct. Is, 1851.

SC1ENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BO0Ks-
- Encyclopedia of Chemistry
American Miller and Mi!lwright Assistant
Painter, Glider and Varnsher's Com panion.
Dyer and Color Makers Companion.
Baiidcrs' compsnion. rr ...' ar
Syllabus OF Chemistry.
BonInes catechism Of Steam Engine.
For sale by J. BRooKEs
Galena, Oct. Is, I55l. 2
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NOTICE.

TIME st. Paul Musical Union will commence its regu
lar meetings. pursuant TO adjournment on SATURDAY
evening October istk, o'clock, in the Upper school
house. By esder u The resident; .,~>,s-,..
tn~s 2C-it
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The White Mountains were covered " th snow
on the morning Of The 2 llh inst, and the ground
at Lancaster, n. H., was also covered with snow
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DIR. 4. G. BRiSBINE,

NENDEnS his professional to the citizens Of
Il ST. Paul and vicinity. Ohice in Iryine's new brick
building, on ST. Anthony street, few below the
American House.
October I6, 1851. as.,f
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Kossuth Actually Released.

The Paris Patrie, Of the 18th, states that Hos
su,h had been released, and had reached the OAR
daneIes The National assures the public that
no thanks for his liberation are due TO the French
diploma lists, which had lately taken unfrendly
turn.
The London Morning Chronicle, of the 10Th,
confirms the report of Kossuths release, and VI vs.
that he and his companions safe on board the
Mississippi, and that she had left the DarduneIes
on the 7lh for America.
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VuVHE BOOK OF THE SEASON. new and CHI. rm
II ing volume of natural history-epsodes of inscc,
e by Acheta Doa;estica, first SERIES insect of spriny
SECOND series, insect Of summer. J. BROOkES
Csienn, Oct is, 1851 Dc
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2JO Babcock
st. ANTHONY.

Norris, 236 Babcock, 29I
/ st. ANTHONY.
We have not the figures, but we learn that the
Rice party there have elected member of the
Council and one Of the House, and that Murphy,
on the Peoples Ticket, is also elected to the
House. The Peoples tickle, is ahead for County
officers The Rice vote there gives Brou votes
enough for Sheriff to elect him over Northrop.
our candidate, and over Lull, who ran on his own
hook.
Dakota County.
The Rice party was liz state of total eclipse,
not segment Of il being visible at the close of
the polls. Mcleod, the able member Of the
Council, is reelected, and Randall and Boal are
elected to the House--aIl on our ticket.
Washington County.
Black and Trask, peoples ticket, arc elected
to the House. Babcock, peoples float for Coun-
clor, has large majority, and is elected. easy
1t is uncertain what the result there is, for the
two Councillors Of that district, Is there were
thee or four different tickets running.
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SAINT PAUL.


plant skin !-.s'Now by Saint Paul the
work goes bravely on!''
The following are the official returns Of the late
election in this precinct:
Rice Ticket. Peoples Ticket.
Councnlors-2d dist.
r. r Nelson, 232 W. II. Forbes, 225
VIM. freeborn. 239 G. w. Harrington, 2 10
Councillor-4h dist.
JAS. S. Norris, 227 L. A. Babcock, 2l7
Representatives..
r. Kennedy, 237 w: P. Murray, 22s
Geo Burns, 2Os j. w. SeIby, 2l9
II. Mccain, $50 Chas. S. Cave, 22s
E. Keller, 225 ]. E. Fullerton, 262
l.. Bartelette, 2lO Sam. Findey, 235
Sheriff.
G. F. Brot., l6s A. Nor,hrop, 100
{. p. V. LuII, Independent, l9i
Register Of Deeds
L. 3. Walt, 227 NJ. S. Wilkinson 24i
Treasurer.
Lott MoiIet, 223 S II. Sergent, 221
Prosecuting .4torncy.
J. w. North, 90 w. D. Phillips, 23t
County Surveyor.
Geo. C. Nichols, 235 S. +. Folsom, 23:
Judge Of Probate.
II. Fletcher, 222 Ira d. Kingsley, 24l
County Commissioner.
]. Locke, 222 J. LeBonne, "a
Coroner.
w. Chapman, 225 I. p. Reed, "a
assessors
Norris Hobart, $50 John Holland, "a:
+. Cazeau, pa Isaac Is. Lewis, "a
John B. Farrais, II.
Justices Of the Peace.
Charles Creek, I'll Jacob J. Noah, 23(
Orlando Simons, 24i John p. Owens, o.
Consta6les.
w. Chapman, 225 Alden Bryant, "a
John TrOwer, 22O A X. French, 23t
Supervisor Of Roads.
| No candidate. A. Roberts, 247
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. s.

An experiment was made on Saturday evening
with Phillips Fire AnnihiIator in the presence Of
1000 spectators. 1t proved failure, owing it is
said, to Encouragement. Another experiment
will be made soon.
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THE MINNESOTA PIONEER
N ct. PAUL, HluMncsota,
New Advertisements,

Thursday Morning, October Is. III.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 4.

Business dull, without any material change ir
any article. A frost is reported in Lower Missis-
siPpi, which nipped the cotton, on the goth ult
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The Fourth Council district, so Ear as heard
from, stands as follows:
Norris, 236 Babcock, 29l
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The following are the complete returns from
the Second Council district (St. Paul and Little
Canada Precincts) for members Of the Council
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
st. Louis Business Directory.


EDWARD EGGERS, Importer and Dealer
In \ rcceres Liquors, Wines and Cgsrss and Comms-
sisa and Forwarding Mescl.nt, No. ::ss Main street
BOOTH, brake & CONN, Hat, and Cap
Msnufacsrers, No. ISIS Main street. Heu and Caps 81
New York and European fashions, and every
~.ry Of Dealers throughout the country are i-
,iscd to examine our goods.
COOK a. CO., Al Market street, North side,
near Main. Dealers In Watches, Jewery, Watch ma
ierals, Clocks culsry, and flnoy goods N general
C. & c. TODD, 2i7 North Main street. I'm
pcrtsrs and Manufactures Of Mill Materials, screen
Wise Spiudes, Iron Proof Stus Cemented aid Kive'ed
Leather and Rubber betng machine stretchsd) war
raBtcx 80 be straight AND give satisfaction Boiting
Cloths manc ured expressly for CUSTOMERS which are
heavier and better Than an. o.herad Todds ieEtabe
Grain Mills. t r.. .
RAND'S DAGUERREOTYpE SALOONS,
81 FvrtA street, opposite the Planters House Ladies
aud senemen visiting St Louis invited tn call and
have thf Likenesses taken, style equal To that OF
Any IN the world. 8. s. MEAcuAM, Artist aud Supt
FRANCIS, WALTON * co, Wholesale
Druggists, aud Importers OF Drugs, Medicines, Chem-
GALS Persunsry Surgical Instruments, etc. Dealers IN
Paints, pye-stuis and Glassware, No. Is Main street
bctweea Market and C.esnut.
r. l.. MELVIlIE-fASHfON HAT.
TER OPT oeise the Plsniers' House No Is N. Fourth
street.
nr,rsr ., St.prrtr1, tt-fyr,fC AFR AMI
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improved, and The canal Gnished, undoubtedly,
the Galena and Chicago Railroad will have u
more formidable rival in that route that has been
anticipated.
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-@.~s---.-~.--. q 5I
Nessee - Fsooseses ~ aA'
THE unaeraiRwsd ars sui srssssd lwaepss
- fxactnFisg Cotton Gins saa Fsvfstis l&sss
AlsAs sight u,ilss Merh ~ Pslssssns. Asdsssss
eouatys TsxaA whsFs they ass permanently -
eatsd, ard will keep constantly ~ hand Gina. u
various sizes aid ds~etivtioAA al made u ht
best materials, Cast Steel Saws, Cast Xiii,
ehill. hardened and well anishsl, with IN exsea
dust Dsash altsek<d - su<A gih The mlits'
srs Ill made Of good materials md we'll finssh.
ID !. every re.pecs. The xins and mills are all
warranted to perform well; aba will " deliver.
~ ~ PURCHASERS n tiss ahaftsst notjcs. Con-
tfafts nny Lc made with our travelling agun;~,
or with A. J. Austin Y Co. WashinKtuN coun.
": lIongcore 4 Norton, Lagrange. Fayette
COUNTY Wood q Spencer, - Wh<tIorxi ma
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80 n - t)rleeAs.
TIM uAder1Kned desifss ~
pes4SlIy 10 infStm thA public tbs
msy can s'vsys nno = nis assN
Is"vs' ! s"s'sv snu ss,Ee ssscsA-ens OF Tse"'
Sv1ssae = very ssaso"s"ss PsSsa' s''e y" aeeess
moossMg terms.
Among shcM arr klneeo seree meos ~ IN
Old and rulebsaird manufacturers, Y. Gt'ber
Co. o. Boston, u rxh tone, and hn!shse
beaui''u''y N rosewood black walnut, and TINT
hogany, WIN iron irnnes mace ~ the mos
.nbsfansi"' nnd w"'srani'.e manner Also
The Jusuy celebrated lSs0ssn I'saHo fcvfrs
which, ior sweStncss 81 tone, have not tssr
eqna'ird liry ar~ peculiarly suited to Inc
c"en'sy,as Inc f~oiin does not require tuning
Tor years
The New Improvement 10 Pinno Fortes
W. P''r" ''ya''"i I.s'o''ss a. y a'so .o'
s. ~ NV '"' '..,'. .' ''',,'ap '"'.
,ns NJ. i.. a'..-.'., ~" "i'"y '.
~ - n' .'"' W '', N- :. VS. ''s"so
~ '"e I'""o' "'u 'e"ue's :. esi'ao~ ~ aeu'a'n'
80 'NsN" '""sN' >" '~'~ '''"" '''""' Us "'~'''''
WIN. 4, Ace;.: 70, Iknri ftr,' celebrated
Grand Pianos and pinu,uos. made IN Paris. 10,
povcy and sw,et,.ess Of tone. they stand mn.
eminent,
IA, llIc1 Con.noun5 Ahoekn,rn, ! p~liey
4 Ia - p,,;. pi...,. ,,d ln,,rum,.n,. frnm III
N. hes, mnnuf,c,,y,s. CONSTANTS ,,.s.,. mo
md r., .,i.. ,o lii~,ai torn.
g, H., g.. g.. at. c ..o =.
"''"'1' 'i"'n 'a""' 'or s"'e' Ho'R v"o 70
49, '"e'' """ '""'" !" paw pa! ''e"' '"' "e~
r's u p, r.... n.u,ca ana A.,
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THE copsrtnersh'p heretofore existing
in tbs town. under the firm Of Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved BY limitation
.sa,ing reacwcd the same BY associSting
with us Mr.. q. w. Vision. our house will
il future be conducted under the nssas and
st,le Of Ward, Wilson. 4 Go.
Being thankful Tor The liberal patronage
extended ID ,he old iiun, our highest aMbi.
lion shall ts. BY sssidnity. industry, and
close attention to business TO merit ~
same in future.
WARD, WILSON. 4 Co
JvuonSy lst 1881.
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|, uEx1Y kAaaaNs,

N nsCsp S; lvssp~ sssss
= sle Agent for ~ aal3s q ~ esl@hpisA
~ Piano fostes tnaAnfsesup1 ~ ) EhieatA,
IN. R0stsn, md Nunna 4 CHA, Nv NssA.
4 z nov cspvsded hAs tho sbevs nsGass 800
Art on the list VI Aiesfiesa o. fd1tt1n nans.
fseturss ssd thsi Piassssss eesrd vii, cvs,
aAfses>
& A. al tlnss, ~ -, eenerxi asabsss<rt Z
ste above nasasd suoxfios tesesuuhsets. e1neh
cise thu musk s4assss<d Aeltu AtsarAospet1
viii lsss Ts~ahir Needs. ~ ass@v<s ttssss;
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llESpkcTfUl.l.i cali the attention of their
IL mss chants. trader, and planters visiting
New Ovissns. 20 call aud cxamin< his stock u
the following goods, as they have great ad
vantage over a grcat many merchants Ia manu.
featuring their own goods, 1hss7for~, aaysh.sR
sold b. them will be guaranteed kAue = NJ
sampls shown The following ar !. lsw u
the kind always m hard
II. Xxx Mols-shis; II. xsx Caasinsss;
Black Union klnts Pearl UussM hAsA;
noy. b~sna vi~sa Hats;
Pine Hungarian" riAs lAMAsiias Hats
Doys' Clssh Cav~. GIas~d
Caps, ETC., It,, etc.; fer ~AIs los, II whclsssls,
~ j. DUkDRtl)CE Z CD,
a. Cusicmhou.s street, ksw Orienns.
Dec, ~, 1850. no1s "
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LIST or LETTERS.

REM AIMING In the Post Office 1t Mar.
Nall, on the lst Of October, 1851. which
not taken out before the 3lst Of Decem.
kr next, will be sent 10 the General Post
Mice. NJ dead letters,
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The subscribers annannfs - IN ej1n, ~
New Orleans, that ~ 3gRrKy PAnsui & q
Gasp ssfv~s, IL sgeat for " - u lbtsr
IPtAxo Fce5xs, With Ard Nilhoes Cnlsqne'A
a4soIias Atssshmsns, and hes Tusxsas RGsss.
aed The oaly Person authorized IL uss strie
ne,nss "a such As~ni. In sssfy insssae~ phpos
taexo from this store srs guAssp'ssd by ~
l1ahufhstufvrs.
NUMB 4 CLARK.
~ nTue&pst Mr. Yeek
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

CHfCKERING'S PIANO FORTEO.
y The public will rl<.se ssks ne,ie& Ia ~.
1lEskv Parsons. ~ Csmp street, y ~ cAly
hgvst fur the sale ii nv Flame fcytss = iAss-
9si~s,a. apdiaxt sssirnme,.'. taxes 4 49, Aepvt
Hay b. considered fully guAnns< acn -
faasory. -
orSsss may BE- IN for asy Airsa Il 49,.
mspt% ard no advance requisq4 usdti IL hetieaa
ID Svrei,rd aud approved.
}. cHickERhSo.
.ss4 WssAisg;sw svsk. n,nnuaI
n s,so hiss on hand iaecs ssppay 81 80
nesis ~ The lsis Il sty'e.
Nav ~, 1881, vs1s7ys
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DIVORCE.


Evan A. Windhau
7afhs Shev,f Of sa,d toSnss--t'reetng
liyuEREAS on the l7ih day Of Sept9ns
w Der. a. D. 1851, Mary 4. Wind,sni tiis1a
her petition IN the Clerk Office ofthc Uissssse
Court Of Harrison County, Texas, which II N.
substance IN follows; That Oh The 2Ssh day X
March, A D. tsA9, In the County Of liaftisont
petitioner aud the said Evan A. Windhs,r, IL vi
fully, n- petitioner supposed ard believed. intsr1
lnarned and after their incrmsrr'age, and un''p
about The aist day Of April, A. h. 1919. lived
together "a, husband and wife petitioner dur
ing ali oi said timr, observing and yieluing 10
lhe said Evan A. Windhan, ,hst respectful de-
meauor and kind regard and attention which i,
is the duty Of the wife 10 observe toward, the
husband, thu, nbou, the time Of the dates last
petitioner accompanied the said Evan
A. Windhnm ~ far as Mobile. Alabama. when
and where she heard for the first time that the
said Evan a. WindhaIn, then al wife ivrg
in the State of Mississippi, that upon learning
said fact and being satisfied ot IL truth, psil-
toner immediately ls't said Evan a. Windtam,
and returned 10 her relatives ia Harrison toun-
", Texas, where She has ever since rentiu;s :.
separate and apart from hin, the said Esan a
Windhs,u: and affidavit having been made, thst
the defendant, Evan A. Wiudh-m, is y noii.rs-
ident ot the Stat. OF Texas.
You are therefore commanded to summon
the saih Evan A. Windhau,. By publication Of
ih. writ, four successive weeks 10 the Texas
Republican" u newspaper published IN said
County, to he and appear bcfot. The District
Court Of Harrison County. at the Cour, House
III the town Of Marshall, on the ttFteeuth
Monday after the third Monday !" September.
1881 aud answer the petition 81 plaintiff
perrin noi. ana make due return hereof, NJ
required by la~.
.,Alai<.. Test: LufasR K. FoKp. Clerk
X Of said Court. Given under my
3 RH. hand and seal cs Ofiice, at Mar
s shall, this 27ih day Of September.
7Uy{N A. d. 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-18
First Clues Fmrm for SHE.

1BbSs u aNSS 6U 81 uOG S.JIes
- THE subscriber wishing to change
his vocation proposes to sell his E,rn
LA situated IN Harrison county, rexa.. live
miles west from Greenwood. twenty miles
from Shreveport. and nine miles from The head
Of navigation ON Cross Lake, There are
Eierea Hupdred and Ftiy su Acres,
THREE HUNDRED OF wincu AwE CLEARED, AND
~ A mon srArE OF CULTIVATION, aud well in.
proved good aud commodiou, dwellings,. out
buildings, stables. lots &c, situated inmcai-
atcly on III. MAN rond from the shcroker ppr.
ton of The Trinity to Shreveport, on Red
RIVER; good gin and mill III operation. aud
an excellent orchard OF a variety of trn,ts
ANY person va hug Ia purcilasc, cannot be
ohcrwis. than we'll pleased with the situation,
which, in poiai of fertility Of soil and a5und.
ance of good Timber and water, cannoi be sur
passed hy any IN the western country. The pur-
chaser. # desired, can also he supplied with the
stock On the farm. consisting OF noises, pylr-,
cattle. and hogs, ard also with the corn. fod-
der, .}c ard the implements Of hushandry On
the premises.
OF Terms liberal.
s. McCOWN.
September 81, 1851 Al Gun,