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no great distance from The q

no Ercat distance from The tNSps 81 sSsSs US
decline The escort, she felt, my ssss.
new suspicion while i. would prevent
Lord RawJon from sending men to
accompany her. So she thanked him
for tho offer, and asked to be permitted
10 go without further delay. This
was granted, nnd in an hour afterwards
Emily found herself safely in the
house Of a friend Of her father and The
good cause Of tho country. She had
passed this house late in the afternoon,
but was SO eager to go forward, and
gain u certain point in her Journey
that night, TINT she did no; stop. For
tunately, her escort had left her before
sic nc, my ofihc family, or the sur.
prise expressed on her appearing,
might hnve created some now doubts
in he mind or The sergeant vino accom-
panied The guard.
Atou, halfan hour aiier h, arrival.
and while she was urging The necessity
Of departing Immediately and cnde. 40.
ring to pass The British army, a
member Of the family came home,
and stated that he had few moments
before passed. Mink on lho roar, riding
at full speed towards Raw,Ion's S
encampment.
Then | must 90 Instantly sail the
courageous maiden, starting to her
feet If remain hero all hone Of
reaching Gen. Snm,cr with Gen.
Grcen6s message is at all end; for
in less than M hour, an order will
como back for my se.arrcst and ]
will be detained in The British camp.
Let mo gn, md ] will trust TO Heaven
and my good cause Tor safely
To retain the brave gil. under
all The circumstances, was 10 incur leo
grea, n responsibility. Alter buried
consultation, it was decided to let her
proceed under, cover Of darkness, bu,
not alcne. a fresh horse was provided,
andssoon after, thcnews that Mink lie
tory had passed on toward Tho camp Of
Lord Rawdon was received, accom
pancd by n lrusty guide and protector,
was gal'opi,g swiftly in direction op.
posi!c, 10. that in which lay the British
camp, 4 few miles brought her to a
road that struck off towards the point
on Tho Walcrco which she was DO.
sirous 10 reacl, in u moro sou,hcrly
direction which wouh] duise her o, a
wide aaSc from the point shc mos,
wished 10 avoid. Ofihis road sho had
mol herselfknown; but her gailc being
familiar with the county was ablc 10
conduct her by The shorter and safer
route. ta,S
allnightiIle girl and her companion
rode on atia paco as rapid as tho nature
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cane q roal md Whitlior slio was going,
y Of her crrand. She
sssswolla not auttcr5ns direct .flsehood, and
her answers being only evasive, only
feReatcd strongersuspcion against hcg
Int Ibe mind of Lord Rawdon.
Yell find q way to the truth he
zat length exclaimed impa,icn,ly, aner
strying in vain 10 get some satisfactory
& statement from tho firm hearted girl,
who did not once loso her presence Of
flinl8d during the trying inlerview.-
sS5stes' Take her over 10 my quarters at The
farm house, md see that she don't es.
\ cnpe you 55
4 |. The officer, towhom this command
sgus given, removed Emily under q
4 guar, TO a house nenr at hand, md
locked her in ono Of The rooms. The
Sfss,lloi5lent she was alone. sho took from
her pockela pair Of scissors, and hIrri-
e1ly ripping open part OF her drts.
took lherefrom a small piece Of paper,
folded and sealed, ,Fbis was tho des.
asatefa she was bea ringio GeperalSum-
as,,er. To cru,nble il in her hand and
3 throw IL from window, was her first i'm.
81 pulse; but her ear caught the sound OF
IA sentihel's tread, and thai idea was
abandoned. IInrriedly glancing around
singthe5 dim, twilight, she songht in yain,
3 for some mode of hiding Tho despatch,
which il found upon her, betrayed
ssse yahing. Thhtherp person would be
seasched, she had gooi reason TO be.
@ljeses aiid in all probability, every part
a3stof thu room wouli he searched also.---
no hesitate aong, would he 10 make dis.
eoyerys sure. Every moment she ex.
s4,ectell some one 10 enter. While she
f,stooI irressotate, a thought glanced
ahrough her mind, and acting upon il
Instantly, /, she tore or a part Of the des.
patch, and ihrusting ii into her mouth,
:k.G'rsWed und swallowed 1t. Anolhar and
another piece Disappeared in The same
slsssvnyy;; but ere ihe whole was destroyed,
1.-The door opened, md a woman entered.
Iafaing her back quickly, Emily
aiierpsssied all' hat remained Of the paper
iiis month, md covering her face
8aighlly WIlf,her hantis, held them there,
as il weeping, nntM the itell.tale dcs-
4 patch he'd disappeared. Then lufping
90 the woman who had addressed her
repeatedly, sha. said in a calm voice,
'fsyiwtsai aaihprity ami detained and
,afsbat np|a prisoner in this roon,2'
q rs BY The authority Of Lord Raw,lon.'
He mishl End work moro Beflipg
siie position Of bis noble lordstip. !
: shoeid think lsFcturned Emily, with ILL
3 sssconeealed contempt, .tieafaaking pris.
touefs of young girls; who, while tray.
ssslelhng tho highway, happen to be SO
tsaahloftpnaie asto fall in with his SCOTS
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Educational Notice.

Tho second session of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tuesday Stli of July with an enlarged mum
btr Of teachers and a flaiieriDg Prospccto
an Increased number of Pepil. In the
place Of, Miss ELLIS resigned to go North
the Board have unanimously elec.cd Miss
b. SPAN, and appointed Miss A. O. RIP
LEY OF Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Music and ornamental literature.
=. b. McI.AU,MN, !Sso'ry. g
June, 25th. 1851. So n
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Land For Sale.

,ssssss y tract of land containing 100 acres,
AZ. moro or less, lying Eve niles below.
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Read, be-.
tween two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands Of Wm. Cooper J. c..
Whherspeon,, and r. Jpsey, belonging TO
the osta" OF David E. Wilson. For terms,
apply TO either of the undersigned. as
~. g. DUBOSE,
A SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 9th, 1850 tf.
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#1agh I are ! oisl c, g,harle es-s
3Il 70, & New I A I Y Of q z.

M &
81 g lsf,,aa,p Mai {. lso t5rti; FROM.
| liar .E:S. 8 ~, So IS &,
So S. "a YIN g tlss Wharf al tho foot of
ens.st daily at 9, p. M after lie:
33{ial !; at tho Southern cars. viz w =
x1GID and ~ II ne. pfs-
81, II AtCl exIl IL, Il
3isgtlrss GAsaI. III 81 ID l,,I b
81 s AZ and N Yes Tx.
Ehe publ is res pee tflif, ~ iilsorthetl HAT
steamers of tliist tiine, from, g Chaflestpn
Wilmington, arc in first rata condition
|Inro nasigatest by well known AID OK ne s
need fsppeaaflsfs and ahs rli!r6ala are
fine order, tfie Wilmington and Wei.
I Road hnYings Ioeeptt 81 been Iuii witlrS
lpysi ftAl H. thereby securing both
nty md aispatet b IA fI'aaocGH TICK
! having already been IN operation Will
Sontiiluetlas a apertnancnt arrangement
h Charleston 10 fscsY ~ ork. By this
e irayellsrs may .reaell Now York
tIlfd dgJay during ithusitieHs hours.
aaer Tho first day al. July, next, 7,
re- Will be 3tieke.cd from tho spo;n,.
@ rtnrc 10 Washington CITY, trider
s5s:iTt m Il mi t5 ~ 3.
s Al asbingtoh The satno will
{: rred ta'ttia ciise of fsitnilsragenis.
com pniiy il 10. New York, and
|gameIitsswill bo pursued in re-
Al F y
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MNNNSN,

MNNASSs
The subscriber has Removed his FURNI-
TtltE WAREROOMto to Mr.. A. J. AIoscs' new
building tnp-snirsl where he will keep con-
stantly ON hand, n general assortment Of Fur
x.---,7~svz--~. nsure, consisting in part of
~ sssss Dressing Bureaus. Plain and
s{sjz.:-zSs-aga zSs-aga Marble Top, softs and Di-
vans, Foot Stools, Oi,omanp, Wardrobes, plain
anil ;Mahognmy; Canlle s'aii,ls, Dining, Tea
and Work Tubes, Centre do; Cnrlcd Maple
high AMI low post Bedstcatls Mahogany do
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs OF
every description.
Furniture made, and repaired at the shortest
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished TO or
der.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish Blinds,
Sash and D,ors nj Charleston Prices
Ilc will con,inus his WORKSHOP nj the
Old Stand. where nil orders in bis line will be
punctualiy attended 10.
DANL. S, SARGENT.
Nav 10 y
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FLORA.

Z f't,stsY S'asss a,ii iS9kfJ. ,sss de
0tfars her services Us Sissst sxt ne iss s,t
Sistatet and tho ;t;ling "a hi Ills
5prslsarastoil .sf l,ridl =
AZ Iisy eng rS i,efi ieIlse ;itn ssan III
ssSFy e her ms iisis
her is lsSsss csiian
10 ias espi itissy eiss
,a tss.t,ai iss,s Iii ,ss
lsdiissst y s. lil His ilsstss 1FsF
.; tstt tisr es &. " sljl ls5I i. q
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SrAETLIsG DIsCLosUREs.--A N. York
paper says that Milton, nrmer man ol
business OF Burnnm, s about 10 publish
some startling disclosures as to certain
transactions connected with The Lind COLI
rnrIr
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SSS SsS TO Go.-"IIallo! my dear" 1cx-
SaA newly married man tn his wife.
tare you Iumbling about your mouth

are you lumblhg about your mouth
for!' f4
"Jus: taking ont my teeth, love-"
The deuce ! We'll, you can't talk;
what's the matter now!' ~
"Oh, that's only my palate dropped, III
soon fix that"
"l'lundcr aud blazcs! Why, why,
where's your hu.r ~ aal +
Goa tho table: ISN'T it prctiy' bought
1t the other day Of The ha,r dresser"
The man took to his heels and has not
Teen heard from since, though L man re-
seinb!Ing him was seen not long afterwards
inqu.r.ng his way to Texas.
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Good Fortune 10 The Latayehe Eami
iy,--The Paris correspondent OF The
Boston Atlas says That Madame do
Cayla, whose name is nssrcialed with
the court of Louis XVflt., among
some papers that recently came into her
possession,5 found materials for q grea,
suit in favor Of the Lafayeiles. These
sh: offered 10 Tho Marquis George
Washington Lafayette, who however
declined nmharking in Tho suit. Mad,
amc do Gayle rpgagcd TO prosecute il,
herself in lila Lel,ulf, she 10 have half
the proceeds. if tho suit was successful.
The Court of Bordeaux has decided in
her layorY The whole amount rccov.
cred is said 10 be 2,400, ,000f., Of which
lhe Lafayette faaiiy receive half, or
ubou, S2i0,0DD. ta *ar
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IlllI,r Cotton Gins

fut ~ You're slie stbscfs i,SF s. 3
es 30 inform rho ,aas lo siis ssaI
tunes Sins as his Is Il, ss4tas
;bnr on te stSst and i s,.ssrss
.ss,lsch Ao lipts tlie eolsel s..iiisel os md
These sins ni ls ssisseist is ysortis
~ lSasi 9tiart.r Of Y, rsis l;aaofo
ion fnnea on tlsa s;ss, Iia ai5 & sarsf.
t,toetuts sliela or, ie Iaosi sinips
at i.e ,est fitiei ard OF ia tssst III
VII, Steel sss and Steel pjats,i Ribs snss
har,iened ssisit9s sf ssftl stl Sr 90 Jer 4sss
lsa repairs old gins and ppfs item IN rs,,s,s
order AT III. shortest notice al as,lerss fssr
Gins yeill be pyensp aitsssigd
10. +. ssss .f,I Saf sfS} Al dsfyN
,susa;ef ilist 81 g. il ps;i 81. 10 ,f
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Eo6ts and Shoes.

u 81 81 MADE. PIsaN- "a
',raI'ioihss 10 re G; 4s ~ g
Ia II LES LIZ AND IsFssrA iI. EJ,
ST IL .ES,fo n O. CA.
lie Ytfitsetitptr gsi,f ior lie SOETiI CAR.
0LISlNs SHOE; FACTORY Z NJ CiinfiestoI,.
S:.c;;. nnt the if fEi,akSY E,ttsT0f 0fY mi Che.
sass e, vii eti''r fpr saie Ia IBIS rhnrketb,
the las pf iSc,aeiiIber d largo bippfy al Sonfh,
crn ;SratleS = 1, i,I.hNTA'r!oN I,R0.,ANS and
HOUSE sEftYtsSI'ss Is III OESs, tosctil: I with
a general assortntnt OF BOOJ'S ana $40 OE:s,
which will 10 sefd sat The lowest musket prices
for goods or n sit.iiar quality.
4. *. !. 3 r PIsiNGLE,
Z, Dealc in Brogans, nrats and Slices, 4,
III IS g Npf &c, Z East Bay. E
august, 10, lasi "a 4rn,
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s. ., ~. I..~'TEi y. ..r.g..,
Hoo TRADE The st. Louis Inleli-
gencer of the 2't, says: a
Mcssrs. J. J. Bates 81 Co, OF this civ.
purchased on Thursday last 1900 head 10
be delivered sn or before tho first Of De-
coEnt,es, at pricc elnal 10 $3.50 net.
The lirSs vii be .lrisen from Illinois, and
are without specified weight. hpt it is
thought whom ready for slaughter will 90
200 lbs and over. This is the frs, con.
tract, the pRrtieaiars Of which has reached
us this season. We learn that Other en-
gagclncnts have been made for early delv
rry, but the apumber and price is yc, un-
known. Sc believe it Is Ia generally ad-
n,cd that No. hogs cannot be Mad at
the present sthge of tho market under
$3.50 price atrwhich amaiority Of pack.
ers, aud denlers are holding back. The
seasons IS now ncarrat band, apd before the
close OF the present month the heaviest
eoDtracis for dcliserywlli have been made.
-&~><--~~~~. .~sD~ ..-,n--~~4~ AZ
Ogertwo thousand immigrants arrived
at New York from Europe on Sunday and
Monday last. 1Ffftil &tt{
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Tickets 10 SNaw York can
t.lfro,h u sYfNSI4O.Y, Agent.
|lmington aIli Rdieigl, r. tIl j.
ht thu Office of rho GnrnpplaS,
(irens- street, Charleston. S, c.:
a9ase tapply;annJ 10 Cil8r,,es.on.
of The New isr4cvS R1ilrond
tatiou Company, New York.
AjI SO If M
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06

r.. III. & Ii. p. CORwITH,
UNAVE on hand a large stock Of various brands Of
IL brown and bleached domcstcs, shirtings, stripes,
blaze drills &C. less prices than they have been
sold this market.
t;aieus, October 20, 1851. ~
HDRlN rS-C ocheco, Merrmack, Sprpgue's, Aliens,
Il and Fancy Prints, for sale cheap by
Z. II. d IA. 2. CORWiTH,
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail,

An Roberts Street, Saint Paul. next door 10 the
" Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing that
Goods be sold in Saint Paul wholesale, cheap
they be sold any place shove 81. Louis, have
opened large stock Of
GROCERIES,,
Of the best descriptions for family use which they will
sell for cash at very small profit, by retail and BY
wholesale, prices saci will warrant sll retail deal
ers in Minnesota 20 buy goods their store. Among
the leading articles which shall Offer will be- (bc-
sides every other kind Of goods usually found in large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not) the following: f''
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar and Molasses, al,
kinds; Coffee, Tea Tobacco and Salt; Salt Fish, Oys-
tery Sarlines etc; Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil.
LiQUORS-such Is Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Champagne.
PROvIsIONS-consistiug Of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc. Is
Patent Buckets, Glass Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches,
Candles Soap, Brushes BrooWs, aud great variety u
ether goods. KEY d FARMER.
ST. Paul, October 0, 1851. 25-tf
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Cor. HUGHks-Our veteran wing friend
Col. ilaghes, the candidate f~ 1t. Governor, is
eTpoc ted 10 visit Brown county, aud talk to the
voters there. He talks ''like q book aud met-
its. as he will doubtless receive, a cordial recep-
tor from the wings Of that county. L Milwaukee
Sen.
Send him along, by all means. We DON,
know Of place where the wings like 10 stalk
better than they do here. and If Col. Hughes can
beat them at it, he'll do TO travel. Why, Mr..
Sentinel, If you should happen in at a Brown
c0anlY wing gathering, you d think you had go,
into The wrong shop-in,o sewing society, OF a
quilting bee, something Of that sort. Send him
on; bgi if our folks beat han, Inc II do for
az the other shack Settlements you know
Green Bay Adv.
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THE STONE STORE.
New Goods at Lo,c Price

New Goods at Lou Prices
". SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Boots Il Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Quecnswarc, etc. Furniture, large stock, Farm impe-
of all kinds etc. which he invites the
ten ton of purchasers.
June 26 1851. (l0)
U1ORT, Madeira, Clarct, Malaga and other Wines; old
Il pale Cognac, Fourth Pr~oi and Badwin's Anieri-
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, For sale
low by june $500 j. w. SIMPSON.
ltROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. II. MoIasses,
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
June Ie QO JW SIMPSON.
ETCHUPS, Pepperssuce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
N brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 20. OO j. ~ SIMPSON.
large lot Of Beds,eads constantly ON hand and for
IN sale by june l6.--(l0 j. ~. SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
ID on hand and for sale by
June Is. QO) j. ~. SIMPSON.
INAMILY FLOUR, EIkaIer extra and other brands;
II always on hand and for sale by
June le 40 j. r. SIMPSON
fine Of boots and shoes. polka, bu.kins
"A bootces misses, boys and ehildrens Shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June 70. OO IF. SLMPSOy.
PEADY made clothing large lot, for sale by
h June 26. j. ~ SIMPSON.
E>RESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
IL cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 20. 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
GNOOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 26. J. W. SIMPSON,.
DURE and No. l. lead, glass, putty and nails always
n on hand and for sale by
June 2s. J. ". SIMPSON.
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JOHN MORGAN,

Midway bet,ceen st. Paul and Siilhraier,
nEGS leave TO say 10 strangers visiting Mn
- nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commoda'ion of the public, and being situated
in the midst Of the most delightful scenery, SUI
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and IN an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purty--he hopes TO
see company from abroad, as well from neigh
boring Villages. They will find the charges
moderate. v2-lO
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MARSHALL g. cos

y Aotcsdlc UEcCcGy anu AIOu StOIcs
connection with stock Of SLIGO lion, we
u offer large stock Of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention Of upcountry merchants, and
every icing, Liquors excepts IA the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
Ne propose selling for cash Galena market prices,
ADDING cost Of transportation, and believe that
.fapis BOARDING house keepers ard families good
'ctnss as they can p irchase below.
Cgr stock has been selected with that
wARRAST the quality Of all articles sold by
SUGARS.-Cemmon Brown, Refined, A, b and C.,
- Crushed and Powdered by the barrel, at
MARSHALL Co.'S.
REoLASSES--Belehers syrup, susar.hoase and
II Limitation, at MARSHALL. IL Co.'S.
<E les M Co.'S.
E{oFFEE and TEAS, Of every Kind, a.
" M&C
stNLOCR--Issper, Extra and supernne, at
z NJ Ce..
sR0RK-Ciear Mess, ast put up last week, supe-
nor article for families, at No Co.'S
~ ALr-Of every kind and ia any quanti,y,a
= M Co.'S.
( sis--Ilnseed, Blcached, Lamp and Lard Oil, :.
- NJ Cos.
tANDLES--spcrm, Star and Mould, At
u M&Cos.
ETn LEAD, Turpeuiine, rutty, Whiting and
y Lampblack, at ma Cos.
XW SDoW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
y hackcre. Butter and Cheese Axes, Clocks, Corn
- Lacking Glasses, Gro Bars, Buck Mts, Grain
6ao5ts Coffee Mills Percussion Caps, Log Chains,
ICONS Craclcrs Axe HeIves, and almost every thing
tor sale Al M.pSUaiTr f.o,.
Paul, October, 1851. 3,2s
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GALENA STORE,
w. II. StilIman & Co.

NXTOUID respectfully inform the citizens al Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which supplied every week from Gaena and ST.
Louis; and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
low DC bought north Of Galeia. Those desir-
Of buy ing retail will find il 10 their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butter, Cheese. Pork Fish, Su-
CARS, Teas Cofces and all articles found IN this line
ia genuine article Of Family Flour constantly on
hand. w. X. NJ. & Go.
Saint Paul, Aug. 2S, ISL -
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PURE TALLOw CANDLES,

4 RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
"A be of best quality, at I2 cents by the box
For use they are actually worth twice much any
other candles, sold Cor taow candles, at Saint Paul..
Terms cash. Candies Of manufacture can be found
at j. T. Fuilertons Store, the junction Of Third
and Bench Streets the Of Fort and Walnut
streets
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
ST. Paul Oct 2 ISL 2i-Sm
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uDEp BLANKETS of various qualities and prices
ID on hand aud for by
E. II. L. Ii. p. CORWITH.
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SUPERIOR LIQUORS.
I-2 pipes Pale Brandy,
l-2 do dark do
bbls. old Bourbon Whiskey,
Just received and Of superior quality Tor sale ny thu
barrel or gallon aug H9 J. w. SIMPSON.
DEDCORDS--ON hand always at
ID July 81. LARPENTEUR's
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NJ Drake explained, that in his remarks yes
.,i,v. he had only intended TO reprove the Sc
r, doctrines Of the State OF South Carolina,
.,.l INST. he would do at all times.
. laiier from Senator Jones. expressing the
ii,s,t in,cres, in the removal Of the obstruction
=, ,t, u,pids, was now read, having been receive
"a sie. the reading u the correspondence on
ycpesa J.
isds. Bowlin remarked, that having been on
..s.t.r re had become quite satisfied that print
t-g g.. IL aot be isas ptihow money, aud 50 he
,.;,hs the loss should not al! be sustained by one
,ed,T.luai, he would be pleased TO see the ha,
7a,ss,. around; which was done, and sun,
winch suppose will be sufficient, was raised for
s5il rr,aGiog.
Ia,l. 4. b. offered a resolution Of thanks TO the
efssblsnt Of ,his Convention for the impartial
-,aas in which he has presided over the de-
ID, ere ,ons Of thd body; ~hich was unanimously
sJop.e-.
NE resident responded in a brief and happy
annrs
rs.olu,ion OF thanks 20 the Trustees Of this
Chs-e4 Cor the use Of the hall Of the same, was
- opted.
rr. business Of lbs Convention being now
-t-.lgh with, Hoa. a. C.. Dodge, upon the loud
sriuss. VI ull present, said: "rhat although his
r,ue 81, is Dodge, yet he nsrer dodsei-hs bad
7rafs worked for these Rapids and Tor the West,
D.. I'D occupied his seat ia the Senate during al
mos, - consecutive hours at one time, 10 secure
d. sppropriation for tins object, and ouly gave uI
his ie gr,ninatiou to press The same, when he saw
tara v8'ess he dssisied, the general appropriations
bali, tos the year must be defeated. He rejoiced
Go zee me ST. Loais people foregoing this seem
,ne'y opportune occasion far ENGRAVING PROPOSE
,i.a fJr Iheir own harbcr into the memorial o
,hs Convention. IL the matter Of the Rapids
impro' ment could only be once brought befor,
the Congress Of III. U. >. disconnected with othe
objects, the appropriation would vnquestionabl,
Doe made. Judge Bowiin, he said, had so faifl,
and faiy explained the difficulties in the way o
Neslera appropriations, that he would not ons
ictaia The Convention. He continued his re-
saarss at some length, in his usua! and forcible
aud eloquent style.
viii q I, however, attempt to give his re-
murks, a. they will published in full by the ST
Louis papers, which have regular reporters pres,
eat
The Conveutiea then adjourned.