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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-04
MARSHALL g. cos
Wholesale Grocery anu Iron StOr,


In connection with stock of SLIGO Iron,
would call the attention OF upcountry merchants, and
retail dealers generally stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted, in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line
We propose selling for cash Galena market prices,
adding cost OF transportation, and believe that
supply boarding house keepers and families good
they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with care, that
w,RRANT The quality Of all articles sold by
SUGARS..Common Brown, Refined, A, q and &,
- Crushed and Powdered, by the barrel, at
MARSHALL & Co.'S.
MOLASSESv-Belchers syrup sugar house and
lV1 Plantation, at MARSHALL Co.'S
GOLDEN SYRUP. in lo-galion kegs, for fami-
IN lies, at ma Cos
COFFEE and TEAS, of every Kind, at
~ Ms Cos.
ELot R--Jasper' Extra and s"perhne' az at CO...
VDORK--Clear Mess, just put up last week supe-
Il Tior article for families, M6 Coz
CALT--Of every kind and in any quantity, at
- NJ 4 Cos.
AII--Lnseed, Bicached, Lamp and Lard Oil, at
u SCOs.
CANDLES--Sperm, Star and Mould, at
u Ma Co.'S.
VXIuITE LEAD, Turpentine, Putty, Whiting and
w Lampblack, at Cos.
VKylNDOW Glass and Nails. Tobacco, Goldfish,
w Msckerel. Butter and Cheese, Axe, Clocks, Corn
Baskets Looking Glasses Gro Bars, Buck Aiis Grain
Shovels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, Log Chains,
Brooms, Crackers, Axe Heves, and almost every thing
that be named, including Flows and Peppersauce,
for sale MARSHALL. & Cos.
Saint Paul, October, 1851. 3-2S
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SLEIGH BELLS..
Double body straps,

Double body straps,
Single DO do
ed, Loose bells, all sizes.
d TO sell low for Cesh only,
goods il The Eastern markets
lccmcnts TO purchasers that
J. MocLoUD, Jr., & co.
23-6m.
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Galema ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIQUORS, CRoCERIEs. &c.. 10.

HHVUOhSs VRVIEhIFsSs NC, Nus c.cg-
TUE subscribers have ast opened IN their New Store
on the site Of their old stand, No 36 Leves Steam
ooa Landing Gslena, Illinois, full esscrtnent Of choice
and fresh goods, well selected in Boscn New York and
New Orleans markets. for cash. all OF which viii be sold
low and at prices making the advantages Of dealers
70 buy OF Us in preference Of any other market Our
Liquors and Wines are pure and genuine, aud ~ such
they will be sold.
Give call and examine our .loek part Of which Ii
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To the Bushes Men Of st. Paul. st. An.
thony. saltwater, Galena, Dubuque,
aud st. LOuis.

IT Is UNDOUBTEDLY TREE that much
u money 10 made by iudciousy advertising and also
that the Minnesota Year Book Of the best ned
ums in the whole country The advertisements inserted
in the Year Book for 1884, will be in type
and illustrated with cuts. Only limited number Of pages
he devoted TO this purpose of which already
engaged. Application must be made the Editor at
once, insertion be had after the 18th of De-
cembcr. Terms-oDc page, $40; half page, s.; cards,
S2,50 Apply to w. &. LEDUC.
Saint Paul November l2, 1851. 3lt4
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Galena advertisements.
MILLIN ER VI!

Mrs. MERRICK has just received direct from
Iva the East, great variety II satin BoBnets; also
splendid assortment of veiveis satns, silks finishes
Ribbons, flowers, abs Ruches runes in great variety
i2 inch TO l2 yard wide; fact every article usually
Kept IN q MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, and she worla
respectfully i'e the citizens Of Saint Paul AID the Up
River towns to give me call.
MANTAC.MAKING,
In connection the above done ut the shorte<t no.
tce, anJ In workmankc manner Mrs NJ is confident
I'D saving that In nestness of fit and workmanship is
not SUPPRESSED Dress Trimmings Of every kind on hand
and for sale Give a call.
MARY MERRICK.
Rooms over }. broohc's Book Store Calena. 5-29y
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T.. III. & III. P. CORWITH.
III. r. M'CLOSKEY,

~1HOLESALEG Grocer Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and to arrive by early arrivals the following ari
clcs which he offers the the lowesa rsies fs
cash, At No. 35, Steam Reat kanding. Galena
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.

VIII leave each place at A. NJ and T. NJ.
SALTWATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. An
THONH FALLS.
DAILY SrAGE.-WiIi leave saltwater and ST. Paul at
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
Saltwater and 81. Anthony Fells.
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE.
FALL STYLE OF HATS,

by anything hitherto offered IN this market
S also Il beaut full and extensive assortment Of
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THE AMERICAS SALOON.

.. THE AMERICAN SALOON.
FUHlS establishment, well stocked with every
u variety Of Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, &c, viii be
kept constantly open for customers, by the firm Of
y. HARDY,
Nov. 2, 1851 3-30y J. w. BABCoCK.
1T Is QUEER THAT KOSSUTH,
4 HUNGARY MAN, should have len Turkey.
IN Certainly our hungry men about leave
any thing bat bones The countless multitudes that
daily throng The store of
ELFELT BROS,
never leave without taking with them -fie bar
gains thai can be found there great abundance. E.
Bros have received, and receiving splendid
assortment OF
Fail and Winter Dress Goods,
both for Ladies and Gentlemen and which viii be sold
chcsp for cash
Our wiH as good, price is just,
ven treat yon toeU, but cannot trust.
ST. PAUL, November, 1851. 3-30y
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COUNTY. PropArr Corn

NOTICE is hereby given that application has been
IN made by John Morgan TO the Probate Court Of
Washington County, Min. Ter, for letters OF admins
tration the Estate Of HENRY MACKAY, deceased,
late Of said contyand that Saturday. the sixth day OF
December next, my Office la Still water, is the
and place fixed for hearing aud deciding thereon
HARVEY WILSON, Judge.
saltwater, November a. 1851. sits
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GALENA STORE,

ST. PauL June 3, 1851.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

BOARDING HOUSE.
( ARLES CREEK has openca a Boarding
Ffouse in the end of the celebrated Fremont
Hone, Bench street, where will make Cash LODI
and Doarders comfortable as he possibly can,
% or week. Nov. 1851. Spy
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Table&d essert knivcs& forks
Plated forks & butter knives,
do table aud tea Spoons,
Brittania and iron do do,
Blasting spoons and ladies,
Cake turner's, waffle ir,Rs,
Spring balances, ChOp'g kniy'
Looking glasses, all sizes,
Solar Lamps, do do
Side and hanging, do,
Tea bells, selves, etc,
Wood saws and chop'g axes,
Pen ard pocket knives,
Razors, scissors and shears,
Powder horns, TASKS, etc,
Bullet mounds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS!
Mar,ingale straps, 80 bells,
do do 25 do,
Neck do rough and pOlishe
ar AS we are determined
onr facilities for obtaining &
vii! enable us 10 offer ipdus
cannot be found elsewhere
.. D,l n,t q 1871
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.

IOrner OF Third and Ccdor streets.
vUNIE subscribers would announce 10 their numerous
friends and the public generally, gently the mo
mentum Of a sunbeam, that they have hand the
largest and best selected stock of everything connected
with their business offered IA this Market and they
hope by strict attention their business and rigid I'D
herence to the motto, uia profits aud ready pay" &c
merit continuance of that patronage, which has beer
already literally bestowed Their stock
part of the following enumerated articles:
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NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1851.
The transactions In cotton, within the past three
days amount to 1000 bales at snc hanged prices the
market clcsing rather dull under the Of the
Europas letters, at 95<o l01ac. for middling The
receipts at al the 6outhern ports 10000 bales
ahead Of those ut the period last year freghts
to Liverpool have declined cotton being taken at
sterling exchange Is quoted at l0sk, with moderate
demand
New ORLEANS, March s, 1851.
chip has commenced loading for Glasgow, at I'd ,
and American vessels filling up for Liverpool at
the same. British, at l1.l6d
MoBrLE, March s, 1851.
Cotton factors Offering very sparngly, trans
actions are consequently limited The sales, to
were 300 bales, 1t ESQ. for middling. Freights =
One American chip taken up, to-day, tor Liver
pool at IL. l6d-a decline from last rates.
SAvArNAH, March 10, 1851.
The cotton market, on Saturday was quite stiff the
ssles were only 2o4 bales, at 9kc. The downward
tendency has been checked
CHARLESTON, March IL, 1851.
Cotton in fair demand yesterday, with sales Of
upwards Of 1 900 bales. The Pscifc's news has
strens prices heders having obtained advances
on Saturdays rates in some instances OF fully 40
Extreme prices were 7h 1910.
ALBANY, March IA 1851.
Sales have been made of 1000 bu shells Of rowsd
barley to arrive on the opening OF the canal at
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OUR LONDON coRREsPoSDKNcx

LoNpoS, FRIpAy EvErrSG, Feb %, 1851
TIE RESIGNATION or TIE WING MINISTRY IN ENC
LAND-No ONE TO TAKE oPFtCE-THE NRGorIA-
TioNS--ANNIvERsARy oF TUE REVOLUTION or 2irH
FEBRUARr-FUsIoN BETWEEN THE LEGirlNIsTs
AND oRLEAsIsTs-A PROGRAMME OF HENRI w.
GERMANY = AUSTRIAN AMBtrIoS-THR ITALIAN
MOVEMENT L---sPArN---MAcREADY's
fARKwELL TO THE STAGE, nc, &c.
Englsud Is without q ministry, and what is more
extraordinary, all the portfolios going begging
This has been the state Of affair. for the last
ministerial crisis at Paris or Madrid nay even re
volution and . massacre are events to which tbs
public are new so accustomed that they would cause
but little surprise; but ministerial crisis In quiet
England, with the probability Of protectionist 60
vsrnment has created no small stir In Europe The
very fact OF Pamersten going out Is In Itself enough
70 osuse all foreign courts to start The Papsl ag-
gression Is no longer heard of pro the question
shall We have free trade or protsetionst govern
ment, absorb, everything else.
Inmy letter Of Friday last stated that the minis
try bad been defeated on Mr Locke Kings moton for
an extension Of the franchise, result witch
c,ived with LOUD chsers Ths VERY all majority OBJ
tanned BY the government on Disrasli's motion
fact the significance OF which pointed ous you at
the tins. The order Of the day, on Friday wa. tire
discussion OF the budget Lord Joha Rxsssl and
moved that the order ofthe day that question be
postponed to Monday, when hs ,houli stats M, fea
sons for that request It eviIeat to all tas' ns
contemplated resiguins oaaSs rhs house hal onos
broke up IN excitement
On Monday, In the House of Lord, u Asrqa1u a
Lanseorns amounted that en- Friday e aud hia col
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ALBANY, March Ia, 1851.

ALBasf, March IL, 1851.
mus rsssKp-ncK AND DISABLED srssss.
To- da, set apart for the purpose Of reading en-
srosssd bill, third time. The following we're passed
unless oth,rvise ncted:-
To amend the charter OF skanesteles.
To alter the commissonsrs map OF the city Of Brook
To amend the act entitled an act to provide for sick
and disabled sesmsn passed April 22d 1884, and all the
acts am.ndstory Of the ssms.
TO recemmit this bill to the COMMITTEES Of the wAos
for reconsideration. lie had hssrd explanation OF
the provisions Of the bill and he knew Of princps
which ought to be dsbursed by this raised By
mariners from their private funas and he was CON.
seriously upcn the contri butors 20 this fund.
Mr. waKEaAs expressed great surprise At the oppo-
sition OF HE colleague and was convince "a that ~ wasa
tecopd. hand position No one I'd arrived st . care
full nvetigs,on The object Of the fund vas TO shield
the poor sick asd disabled ,esmsn aud the only
Tor passing this Law vas to secure the eppoint-
snt Of rev trustees carry out the provisions OF the
BILL vhicL would insure TO the mariner that which he
wss entitled to By his situation II was meritorious
object hoped every man would cast his vote Tor
Mr. v.rrum VI. sorry to differ from his collsssus,
know tina, the ladies had Interested themselves
In its b.hslf, and he was convinced that " vas
noble object Since the colonial government was
estsblished tax Of one dollar vas lsviei on sesmen
for the purpose Of providing hospital ior the
cure OF tick and disabled sesmsn. This tuni vas
for q long time, used in oommoo with fund
isired nom psssengers some few Years since, tina
,grstuIe passed law directinga division OF
unds. and seamen's Retreat was established The
und amounted fro IN all sources TO one hundred tn ~
end dollars. and the Retreat was com ne iced from
lie income o. this tund iniios themselves unable
ocarry on tbis work they applied tor leave to orrov
N oney OF the asrr ers fund The snm OF sle 600 va,
% bofrowed That sum b. an act Of the Lsai.lstnre
vas sftervsrds excepted from ths opsrscn Of ths Ia
rsating Psen TER fund. In 1881, the trustee. we're
u,forissd TO create Hospital adjoining the Retreat
or sch resmen and si0 coo was Appropriated out OF
he slt COO Yer various tho trustees dif NO,
eel authorized 70 build sn Hospissi-not kno ~inx
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Interesting from Washiogton City.
THE SALE OF THE UNION NEwSPAPRR-THE PREsI-
DENT GOING TO BosTON-INTERPRErATioN OF THE
ACT RELATIvR TO IMPORTs-CONF RMArIoNs. ETC.
WAsHISGroN, March Ia, 1851.
Major Andrew Jackson Donsson purchased the
Union establishment for twenty thousand dollars.
Gen. Armstrong, prominent Tennesseesn, Is said to
bs his partner in the purchase Father Ritohis Is to
retire, and says, that the purchasers are
expecting to support for the Presidency Gen. VIM O.
Butler. Of Kentucky, whs tho oasddste for Vice
President on tho Cass ticket at the last election
The President wiz accept tho invitation to visit
Boston.
The Clay men here, are asking what Secretary Web.
ster meant in his letter to Mr. Haven by tho dssars
lion that President Fillmore would meet with annoy
nces from the rather overhsaring spirit of certain
<.uavter.
President Fillmore has offered to restore Charles
Ielavan, of Now York. commercial agent to st.
Thomas Mr.. D. declines the port He was recalled
crafty whim Of John NJ Clayton, ON the 9th Of
July last-the day Of Gen. Tayleis death.
The nterpretation to be placed upon the act regu
Eating the importation Of merchandise, Is as yet
decided By the treasury department. Well informed
eources however believe that the Secretary will de-
fully dollar and . half ton to the duty on iron.
The following CON drmations have taken psoe:-Yel-
verton p King Of Georgia, Charge to New Grenada;
VIM g. Allen, OF Missouri Secretary to the Territory
New Nexico Elias West, Attorney for New Mexf-
co. Jesse Turner, District Attorney, and George X.
Knox, Marshal for the Western District OF Arkansas
John Jones, Marshal for New Mexico.
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press of foreign news prevents our giving . full
theatrical report
BowrRY THrArRr-rhe entertainments consist OF
othsllo, Mr. Tilton .. Iago, Mrs Jordan Emilia and
Mics Wemyss as Desdemona The whole win conclude
with the drama Of the Wandering Boysn
BRoApwaY YTHrArRE.-Colins appears again this even.
ing King oNeil In which he received last even
ing with desf ming cheers He will sing several Of his
best songs. Miss A Gougenheim looked and acted the
Marchionets well. We are glad 10 perceive she Il be.
coming great isvorite. Shaw Frederick and yott
sustained their characters with great artistic ability
NinLo's GArprS.-No performances thi, evening, but
on Monday the amusements will commence with the
French vaudeville Of La Fiole de- Cagiortro,n and
will terminate with the beautiful ballet Of Catarina
with the Rousset family in the principal characters
Burrows THEArRE.-A fne bill for this evening the
first in order 10 A Short Reign and Q Merry ono
The Enslishmsn In Parisn will follow, and the ter.
mina.ipg feature will be the Worlds Fair which is
every night received with cheers AL the principal
artists win appear.
NATIONAL TmEArRE-rhs beautifui national drama
Of Harry Burnhsmn ~ which 1. drawing large houses
every night will commence the enertainme nts This
will be followed by the farce Of Servants by Legacy"
ard all will close with the Frisky Cobbl.r" dne
en- rtainment.
mapsger takes his benefit TO night, aud will produce
two new plays one, "Nal dAndorre" the other, "Ys
in great splendsr. Also, the King and the Minnie
Lynne deserves bumper-let him hsveit
CHRIsrris MiSsrRrLs.-Ths usual attractive enter
tainment Is offered for this evening Songs choruse'
instrumental performances, burlesque opera, and
dancing mr Vaughan, very worthy man, takes a
benefit to night.
Fellows MISsrsgLs.-win give an afternoon and
evening entertainment The songs, duets solos the
violin, burlesqus opera scenes and dancing, are all
excellent.
AarhIcsS MussuM.-In the afternoon, the mora
drama Of Madelaine,n and In the evening +" Crimson
Crimesr and the Iilustrious Stranger All the
talented artists will appear.
Nav YoRS C,RcUs "A day performances IL announced
ut the Amphithestre IN the Bowrry TO day commeno-
Ing At half The dashiug nd sful
tranism OF N lie rourniaire win Of itself more than
repay . visit to this ests bshme mt.
PrLoprss PRoeRKss This beautiful psinting is
greatly admired. 90 and see Il.
MISsRyA Rocss.-The " Panorama Of Ireland de-
serves extensive pstronags. II Is beautiful paint
ing
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Coust OF Oyer aud Terminer,
Before Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen frank
andM

SENTENCE OF IMPRIsoNNKNr PoR LIFE.
MARcH IA Thomas Pricaard, who had been In
dictsd for the murder OF Dominick Lambricht, and
found guilty Of msnssughte la the rst degree was
placed at the bar.
The Dhtrct Attorney called for the judgment Of the
court upon the conviction OF Thomas Prichard.
Mr. yasocrvoort, the clerk, then In the usual form
asked the prisoner II he had anything TO say why
judgment should not be pronounced against him.
Prisoner lin m unmoved and apparently Indifferent
manner) snsvered-T have moth ing to say
The Judge then saii-"riohsrd, the sentences of tbs
court, h. that you be imprisoned In the State Prison
for the term OF your natural life.
The aged nd broken hearted mother Of the unfor
tunats young man seated by his side. sheseemed
to be oppressed with grief that could not hud vent
in tears The prisoner looked around the gallery OF
the court where he recagozoi several of his 40
qusntsnees ~ whom he smiled he was shortly after
wards removed TO the Tomos etl panied By bis
unhappy parent
The court then adjourned sire die
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LoSpoS, Friday, February 2s-sP.M.
The discussion on the budget which was Fixed f,r
ls.t Friday evening was su iienly postponed and on
Monday u beosme known that ministers had resigned
During the uneertsnty that his since prevailed tis
not surprising that should baye 10 report continued
ipsctivity In the produce rarksts generally Sugar
snd ctttoa hare, howsyss been the sxceptions ths
former ccn,nuips v-ry arm, ans cotton having expe-
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Marine Intelligence.

TIE rigging sails end part Of the cargo ol hJur has
been brought up from the Br bris Sarah, and ve.sss
have gone down 70 ssve the bsance VI possible. The
,choopsr reported ashore at tn plare, ths
Fourth Of July from Cherrygtone 20 Mort ik, with
cargo Of corn The vess and cargo prove totsl lose
She was o~nsd at Halifax, N a, ard the cargo was
insured In New York.
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A fugitive slave, named Dick Gardiner the property
OF Miss r. Byers Of Louisville ARRESTED last even
ing In Brdgevster Beaver county and brought here.
The tried before Judge Thomas irwin OF the
United States Circuit Court for the Western dstrct
The Judge remanded the negro back TO bis mistress
This the fret affair OF the kind thatf>- occurred In
this city notwithstanding which u created no excite
ment Whatever
Two fugitive slaves arrived at Brornsvlls. Pa, on
Monday last Their case Il up before q ommissionsr,
and no decision has yet been given.
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Horrible 4ulcaSleR.

MAN CUT HIS THRoAT-ANoTHRR SHOT HIMSELF, AND
HIS WIFE TOOK cHLoRoFoRM
ROCHESTER, March Ia, 1851.
man named John Marrett, resident of Pittstord,
cut his throat, yesterday with razor which put
end to his lite He left his DWELLING aarly yaatArday
morning for the purpose as was supposed Of working
on his place He not again till o'clock last
evening, when his body found about twenty rods
from bis house stH with his throat cut and stark In
death. Nothing unusual has been noticed In his
ner except, perhaps, . growing gloom and fears of
coming to want. He Was . native OF England, and
about 80 years old.
Charles Mcvesn, son Of David Mcyean, Bsq, OF
Wheatland, committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart, last evening. He was youAg man
just returned from Michigan. He was spending the
evening 1t unoles with his wife whom suddenly he
rese kissed his wife, and drew pistol and shot hia-
his wife what he had done, she took bottle Of
chloroform and drank 1t, and In very danger
state The Of the rash act Is said to have
been in consequence Of somo difficulty between the
father and SON. In relation to the division OF some
property Much sympathy is manifested for the
family.
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Killea on tho Rauroad Track.

BfSGHAMr0S, March IL, 1901.
A stranger, while walking the railroad trsck last
night Just OF the vilsse, BY the cars
and killed He vas horribly mspgled From papers
in his pocket he e supposed TO be from Schenectady
The Goropers jury exonerates the engineer and rail-
road company from all blame
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BY MoRSRS LINR-oFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
g. p. M.-The weather to-day is stated to have been
clear and beau the entire range
try from which in continual rceipt reports
Quebec, at O'Clock this morning, the therm ometer
was seven degrees below zero In the upper town aod
four degrees above in the 10 town other places
the mercury ranged from four to forty degrees
cordng to the latitude che details ale this morn
ing compelled TO leave out
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UcFfAL0 March II, 1901.
The steamer Hudson and Arrow got on to Duokirk
yesterday. The Diamond reached Silver Greek on
Wednesday The ice still continues at this end Of the
lake, and there is q considerable quantity abovs.
few days however will make great alteration In the
asptot OF Affairs.
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before Ghiei Justice Etnonis
MapcH IA - H. ne matter " RIv fonptips - Mr Os-
den Hofrsn resumed his srsunaut this mofning
bef alt of Mr. T0mpktns con t@ndiog that the do
feugsnt entitled TO nj. charge from the msgs
trRte's conm initial Decision reserved
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BALTIMORE, March Ia, 1851.
New Orleans papers to the 9Th have been received;
but one mail is stn due Great fears entertained
Of another food Several small orevasses had oc-
CURED, and the Mississpp pi was rising rapidly.
The British ship Ben Nevis, cleared from Ssvaunsh
on Saturday for Liverpool with immense cargs In
cludips 3 GOO bales of cotton