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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20

ONE Of the oldest and finest Farms in the Territory
ID of Minnesota, known Is the "CARorHERs' FARM,
situated Washington County. on the Cottage Grove
road about twelve miles from ST Paul This place is in
the centre of n ilckiy settled farming roimIfity, and
contains Ito acres, with shout eighty under euiii-
Walton, fne aud privileges, together with
barn and other outhouscs. II is familary
known the luInb Farm, aud will he LEI indus
trious practical farmer and advantageous
terms. For further information, apply TO Gen James
Nice. Boa
st Paul Noverulrcr Il, i65I. 3ltf
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TAKEN Up,

WDY the subscriber his premises, half mile cas-,
ID Of st. Paul about 10 days ago, brindle cow and
calf each having white spots. The cows left horn Is
broken. Also, ove red yearng steer; Que white face,
brndie COW, line back and white belly; one white OK
with black specks over his body abou or years old
and one white stag with re,. spots. The OF
requested TO forward, prove property
pay charges and take them away.
TIIO'S BARTON.
81. Paul, November go, 1851. 3lt4l$2l
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TAKEN Up.

Knight dcys ago. by the subscriber, his premises
IL lat Ltd. Canada Brindle Ok, short tail,
the forehead, and about FIVE six old The
is requested to come forward prove property pay the
charges aud take him away. JOSEPH LEBONNE.
Little Canada, Nov 10 le5l. elt4 (S2)
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Oh DBi.s MESS BEEF, at sill 50 per bbl.
~ For safe by
stiff THEODORE BORUP
90 Bxs. MOULD CANDLES. at IL l-s cents
3lf THEODORE BoRUP.
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REY & FARMER

VNISII to have understood, by customers from ever
w part Of the Territory, tina, the, can and do sci
Family Groceries and Provisions, shade lower than am
other house in Saint Paul. The principles of trad
are small profits, large sales and ready paw Call an
see us, whether you buy or not. slt2
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NOTICES hereby given that there will be mettias
IN of the stockholders of the Mississippi Boom Com
pany, NJ the Central House la the OF 1t. Paul. IN
SATURDAY. the 29th inst 10 O'clock NJ, for the pur
pose OF electig five Directors, and for the transaction
Of sach other business may be- considered proper
der the provisions Of the act creating said Company.
BY order Of stockholders, representing majority O
the stoc kholdcrs of said Company.
sas''''a.''<sas-sT JOSEPH X. BROWN, Acting sec'y.
Saint Paul. November 20 le5l. 3lt2
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20
ELEELT Il BROS

RE offering ths week for sale Cider Vinegar Cotton
N Batting, Coffee, Sugar of every quality, and the
bcst Tea brought TO this market; besides every
thing else that any body wants. 3tl
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CRtFrED APPLE TREES.
FARM TO LET.

my application X. q. Gibson J. l. Fullerton, Of
Ii saint Paul ANY Of choi-e thrifty Apple rrces
or 4 yenrs ci will be forwarded early neli spring 81
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wAsHIxGTON COUNTY, pnouArE cornr

WAsHINt'IoN IoNNIh, rho"ATh S"'kr'
NOTICE N hereby siyen tina, Application has been
~ made by John Morgan 10 the Probate Court oil
Washington COUNTY MIN Ter, for letters Of admins
,rstion On the Estate oi HENRY MACkAY, decreased
late Of said countyand that Saturday, the sixth da. O
Dsccher uext at my nsice In Stillw is the
and p,se exec fOI hearing and deciding thereon.
HARVEY WILSON, Judge.
Saltwater, November ia, 1851. Jit5
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II Isl OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Saiut Paul, Minnesota Territory,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WORLDS FAIR,

IN the magic growth Of Saint Paul. nothing isrnore
remarkable than the sudden growth Of the tst<$k al
the otner Third and Roberts Where orf the
other day naked lot, now stores OF every
variety OF goos and the crid Fair Corner Is enpha-
icafsy the torus Of Saint Paul. M. CO k-
RAN CO. are Known throughout Minnesota lor the
excellence variet, aud caeapuess Of he.r Fancy Good
tncihg Rihbors Ia,s and every thing that Is pseiii
or ornamental Ia Ladies apparel! They have also an
another department, very extensive assortment oil
rocker, glass and aeensware prices actually less
thaa usually PAID b, imporersi beside large as-
sortment Of Liquors, dcms.s,ir aud imported
Neat door north OF urr.,ns, Is the Grocery and
i-toyisic. store oi Ne~srs. II III Il IA RMER, who
have and paid for all their goods and are sell
nr now as Ghey can afford do, qsite ow at whole
sale or at retsi the Kind Of goods can be bought
ia Gsiena.
Next door north IL Re, Farmers Is the Grocery and
Pro,ision store of WIN. III. SrlLLMAN. who
keeps every kisl Of Family Provisions and Groceries,
which be l. retslis low an, house ia Saint Paul
Never before have such inducements been presented in
Mnnosota for PURCHASERS every where in the Tcrritor,
"a IN, Ia Paal. frf |ft 'f'.
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TERRIBLE AND RoMAxriC INCIDENT
The Paris Drois has the following rather
Incredible story:
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IN addition tn the above, win h kept every variety NJ
miscellaneous books, and e finest md most 49,,
soes 81 Stauoner, ever offered L,e pale h, rr.,,r,
snd Minnesota Ia particular. a n W. s "'
Saint Paul, November, 1851. al ~
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From the Rio Grando.

The New OIleans Picayune OF the 3lsi ult gives the
following account OF the attack upon Matamoros by
the revolutionists OF northern Mexico, of which no.
tce has already been given in elegraphic column
by the arrival this morning OF the schooner Major
Barbour. Capt. Arnet, from the Rio Grande we have
important intelligence from the theatre OF the
Mexican frontier up to Friday last
1--WE haveno papers by this arrival and the inorma
ton which we have received is somewhat ncohe emit,
Mountaineering IL appears at the revolutionary forces
under CaIavala had attacked MatamoTos, and, after
desperate fight, succeeded in entering the city but hay
ing learned that small American steamer plying on
the Rio Grande was coming up with Mexican troops, a
body OF the revoluionlsts consisting OF about 300 Tex
ans detached from the main force and proceeded
attack her with the intention OF capturing the Mexcans.
and sezing two pieces of artillery which board
7" The commander OF the steamer, having obtained in
formation OF this movement, Immediately put about and,
proceeding TO the Brazos placed the troops and two pieces
of artillery on hoard the Mexican steamer Neptune
There they remained when Captain Arnet left the Bazos
was thought that the troops were anxious to Join the
The diversion OF the Texans from Caravsjal caused
suspension of the attack upon Matamoros But the rev.
outionary leader was hourly expecting re'niorcemen.s
from the direction of Camargo and, when eloned by
the hundred Texans the attack was 10 be resumed
with yisor There be little doubt that Nlaiamoros
fell into the hands OF Caravalai on FRIDAY or Saturday
last. .
From verbal reports we learn that many of the United
States troops the upper line have deserted and joined
Carayaa We also hear that dispatches have been re-
ceived here for more troops
g In the first attack upon Maamoros. II IS stalled that
the revolutionary forces lost only three men IN killed.
but the mortality on the side Of the Mexicans much
greater We have no particulars as TO the number Of
troops under General Ayalos but his said to have
fought with great bravery.
.,Wben Captain Arnet left the Bazos. the Neptune
was ready coaled, and it supposed would make for
nor, some $50 miles south. The commander Of the
Mexicans asked permission TO march through the United
States territory in order 10 reach Matamoros, but lhs
was refused The appearance OF the Texans probably
prevented him from gong up on the Mexican side.
81 Oar next news from the Rio Crande which will be
broueh, by the steamer Fanny or brig Brownsville, we
look for with great interest The Fanny will probably
arrive by Sunday Monday"
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioncers.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE AND WELL
Tuesday morning. November ls O'clock SELL by
Of the ofe late Mrs. Anna
dence OF family on Lafayette Square, all the valuable furniture
Mahogany andosewood light blue edalIon en-
broidered sofas, lounges, psrIo chairs oonans
piano maich with extra chn,z covers
Suits Of rich crimson and light blue satin damask lined
Mahogany ~ so gu sodSa pauo
Mahogany marble top centre table
Z Rosewood nlaid do do
Two splendid French plate pier mirrors, white marble
slabs and gilt brackets
Handsome gilt and aabaster manc clocks
Cugass mantcl lamps, with rich cut prms and shades
Bronze candestcks and candelabras
=. Silver plated candiesicks, four large
Two bronze and gilt chandeliers
Twelve gilt four and fve-lght candle brackets
Unique mante ornaments
A number OF fine oil paintings
French mahogany marble top escritoife
Marble top mahogany sideboard
Mahogany extension, dining, and card tables
Mahogany hair seat chairs and rockers
Polished steel fire sets
Marble top pier tables
Royal Wilton, Brussels, and ingram carpets
Bn and gold bouquet painted French China dinner and
gold lowered French China dinner dessert
glass ciarst pitchers decaute wines tumber. cham
Silver plated chafng dishes
large bookcases with glass DOORS library $780,
Mahogany double and single French bedsteads
DO wardrobes, marble top dressing tables
Do washs,ands and commodes toilet sets
Rosewood cribbase and chess table, mahogany cradle
feather beds
Hair asd shuck mattresses
quilts, blankets, lounges
Mahogany framed French plate Psyche glass
chintx window curtains, cornices
Chntz and white muslin bed eanopies
Chamber Mmc'airs, stair carpets and rods
Terms $50 under, cash $50 credit OF two and -four
90 the furniture be arranged
opened ior visiers on Monday, the i7th instant -
Nov 8--eoAds AuctioDcers.
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The ST. Louis Republican OF The 2sh ult. contains adj
vices from Santa Fe the 9th OF September Business
nj Santa Fe was dull but better things anticipated
upon the States could not be obtained any
terms
Political excitement was running very high. Major
Weph,man with his family, is reported on his way TO
the States. and il is said he will be followed by Captain
REYNOLDS who is determined to contest the Majors seal
in Congress.
The trains, out and in, were represented 10 be getting
along better than could be expected this Grass
was good and water abundant William c. Skinner.
esq an American, had been murdered by Mexican
named Armo making the second outrage OF the kind
Santa Fe within short time The event is hus de-
scrbed by a correspondent writing from Albuquerque,
September &c. He says:
"Much excitement is the consequences Of the murder
of Skinner this The second American who has been
murdered in the ranches within the last twenty days.
There is knowing how many more will meet the
fate The troops being all renewed from here, and all
civil power being in the hands OF the Mexicans,
al their mercy.
There has been large body OF armed Mexicans yes
tcrday and today nj Arnios and the Americans this
place are in considerable uneasncss as TO what may he
The result All this has grown out OF the i'll feeling OF
the Mcxicans towards the Americans and II Congress
does not do something for general war OF the races
will be the result
" Most OF the army are now on campaign against the
Navaioes"
From another letter dated Santa Fe September AZ,
extract the following interesting paragraph
Colonel Sumner has not yet returned from the coun-
Try OF the Navaloes Al last accounts he had advanced
beyond the famous valley OF Chaie. searching amongst
the rocks and hills for Indians vain Il il said that but
one Navajo had been he came into the American
camp"
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IN Tue petition OF Langdon Buffalo, York,
ins o ue extension si granted TO him GA te nm oi
January ioo of AN machinery planning shinss
To- % a ssais rom ue Of said patent which takes place
s ordered mat the said peoa be heard The Patent Once
he u DAY January 1874 ~ O'Clock, all
notned any they have
petition ought TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required
Once their objections specifically Whiting,
before the oikearng All
said hearing and
la with the rules Office, furnished
application,
Ordered, also, this be published lne
geneer Republic, Union, Washington Express,
York Albany State Register, Buffalo Commercial ADVERTISE
Providence Journal Boston Daily ADVERTISER Philadelphia Inquirer
and Psbufg Gazette week FOR three successive
previous the seventh day OF January, 1851 -
THos. EWBANK
Commissioner PatenlA.
r. Editors Of the above papers will please and send their
pills TO the Patent Once, containing this notice.
Nov T-law)v
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-, Thomas's maj.
Thomas d loss, 1923.

i,2o5
Governor Lowe elected by about 500 majority
The result In the State is very doubul.
he whg candidates for lottery commissioner and com
missioner N tho land Office beaten 500 in the city but
run ahead of their ticket the counties The probability
II however, that they defeated We have sufficiently
definite returns regarding the legislature form opinion
as TO lis political complexion
The coroner's jury in the Of James, who killed
at the 81 ward polls Wednesday rendered verdict that
he killed by knife in the hands of Connolly alias
+" Cutting Toby" Connolly is still in very Irecarious
condition, and will probably die.
The mARKErs.Salcs of 500 bbs Howard street flour at
S3 81 Grain is unchanged. Red wheat, IL 75 cents
white % % cents Old white and yellow CORN 53 81
cents Oats, 81 IS Whiskey, % % cents. To-
bacco quet-saes small at last weeks prices. Stocks
steady-saes 5000 Ohio railroad bonds OF 1867 9Ok
Shares GA bids Mayla 6's, 1881 bid-lO3A asked.
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N m peuon oil Barnabas Lagdon OF Buffalo, New York,
my of The extension OF patent granted him c 8h OF
@ ioe o an Improvement machinery for planning plank
Which oi seven year. from e expiration Of said patent
WHICH ukss ileu on The 9h day OF January, 1859
II Is ordered that the pcion
Me m OF January 1884, IL m.; persons
uon ought not 10 be granted ~ '
opposing the required
& specifically set forth writing,
m ho ay OF hearing All testimony filed BY either party
az
ancc with the rules the ofce furnished on appcu
" - - " -f''
Ordered aso that .s notice be published
gencer, Republic, and Union Washington, C. Express
york; Albany state register Buffalo Advertiser
denee Journal Providence, Boston Daily
depia Inquirer Pburg Gazette, for three
cessve weeks previous the January
THOS. EWbANk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s. Editors OF the above will copy
bills TO the Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Nov 7-law3w
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TURNrrURE Furniture ~ Furniture THE sub
would he
rounding that he has bargains
furnish dwellings,
cabinet chair and sofa mandatory the Prnnsy
NAV be found In
Tnows Large mahogany wadrobes marble
rs bureaus dressing bureaus marble
psntop French and other cds'esds dvans French
chair and eohs reception gothic
M ohey chairr dollars dollars
dozen Peons in want good cheap respectfully
nv,ssA n raIl ana examine
ue other ssablshnen in
this city. ..~.x
D. Furn,urs repaired, and IN undertaking business
attended 10 with psomptnsss. ,rx
Nov e-aaw<w HF' ~
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALraoEE. Nov. Us, p. IN.
ine election is tho allabsorbng topic Of conversation
nave received from all the wards except the
and 18Th, and shall probably have the OF the 18th
during the day The Judges the 18Th ward do think
they wi'l be able TO through before Sunday morning
Inc majority Tor Thomas, The democratic candidate Tor
COMPTROLLER, Morgan (whig is about 600 In the city,
ana 800 In Baltimore county II is OF impossibily
yet TO say which elected The following The
far received
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C interference upon oNss churn
by william H. Bcew Wednesday decided in oNel favor,
coppdrred much Of territory n
having disposed Of by Mr. ONe Editors would
doubleday interest their readers by noticing this decision.
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n3- Jackson Democratic Associstion---An adjourned
Of this Assocston win be held Apollo Hall Monday
evening November 10, O'Clock general attendance
business 81 win b. presented consider
j.. D.. HOOVER, President
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SAvArNAH, Nov. 6.-The Georgia legislature assembled
the 3D. and organized bJ the election of James
Merriweather speaker OF the house, and A j. Miller
PRECEDENT of the Senae.
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xAS Land AGeneyThe undersigned offers his services As
Agent in all matters appsanins lands in Tcsss but pc
usy ~ select Indicated lands and patents or inc same
Terms moderate and viii be mRde known whom ined what
to he done.
Address NC. CATLETT.
May 3l-smdAep panas, Texas.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Fufhef returns ffom the 81 con
gessonsl district leave doubt of The election OF Penn
tdem.) his whig competitor. ST. Martin (tcm) is
elected in the LIST district, and Landry lwhg) in "a
before stated.
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NEw YORK, Nov. z.

Farwels majority for governor of Wiscon sin alb 600
The wings have also majority in the legislature.
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Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 7.

Cotton frm-salcs Of 5000 bales previous prices SUI
par. ae firm at cents Sales Of 900 barrels molasses 25k
25l Sales of 800 barrels -four at SO 10 Corn, ~
cents. Mess pork, Sl4 Exchange steady
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A SYSTEM Operative Surgery, based upon tho
practice Unred States, and comprising bib
period of hundred by Henry H. smith, NJ d. IL
Illustrated by numerous coiored steel paes
Arkansas Doctor ilustTatcd- vol.
This day received, and for sale by -
TAYLOR MAURY,
Noys Booksellers,
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nIkyOLUTION co-partnershp.-The copsrinership
heretofore existing the subscribers under the firm Of
Raub n Green dissolved on the 18th september. -
GEORGE r. RAUB,
JOHN GREEN.
sow chandlsy Ohio avenue, ih
18TH streets happy bis old All
will TO the undcrsgned and he will
debts where articles purchased
have be- delivered this establishment.
Nov 7-3teod o. 4. RhOB,
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--The evening English
school institution will be oren
night e1cep, Sundays from O'Clock
8.
comprisesHpglish practical
tons reading,
and the several kinds OF public
together distinguished English
prose and
devoted explanation and analysis OF
Latin composition, enabling
,bou time nd in tongue facility.
class comprises the study OF arithmetic book
keeping algebra geometry surveying tsonomey and calculus
Nov I-lw SAMuEL bhHbEk, PRESIDENT
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decided BARGAINS-We prepared o give great bar
gains in bankets of a Sizes Styles and quaie (some
lot extra super
Black cos cassnecs and vesngs, fines, APP
fabrics and
100 pieces shins and linens, of
We have also in store all other kinds goods usually
weil-ordered dry goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO contrary.
Good articles prices, dealing, may relied
0 will afford great pleasure all
Oct PERRY q BROTHER.
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90 The Pastor of ~. pnul's English Lutheran
regularly his Auti.s Providence
Service be expected II, m, and M,
(Sabbath.)
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Stocks dull, with downward tendency Canton,
s.! Erie, sol Flour is dull but holders siilsaes Of
500 bales nj SO Sl for State brands Rye -four and
meal SIS 81 So 80 Wheat unchanged Sales of Is
bushels mixed corn at So cents Rye, 10 Oats, SO
80 cent? No change no,lce in provisions groceries
The sales to-day went OIL without activity Cotton is
steady with fair demand. Whiskey, 81 cents.
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NOTICE-Thr general estimation long enjoyed by the
IN having
OF worthless limitations and count.rfts Notwithstanding
affixed each label accompanying the article
Felix Prot proprietor Lubn
informing public that subsut
his wholly
for his envelopes description Of
in waemHrk tn. seal OF his house
in order therefore, deception beg pay
peca attention appended
Of their orders only
respeciaby address them directly premises
S. Ste-Anne, Paris.
Opening TO day, heitroPe, musk, blossom
bay Jockey club, monsene, amber &c, &c. with all
the other choice articles the house.
- PARKERs
Fancy Peume and Comb Store under the National Hotel
my --rudn
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HARPERN Magazine for November.
III Fifteen Decisive Battles OF World,
wAtcoo by H. Greasy, Professor Of History London Unyef
sity. vol.
Oct 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CONTINUES practise law Supreme Court attend
before Congress- claims settle
against the departments and boards Of procure
home and abroad pensions
collect debts dividends csaces and nerianccs, part
loans and stocks and bond mortgage,
chase and sale OF loans lands patent rights
Union.
Particular attention paid California land title coming up
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal.
Communications, prepaid, addressed W. c. snehen
Place. Capitol Hill, Washington, d. Co. will with prompt
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HORACE aREEIEY's Chances at Europe IN series
III Britain, France, ifsy swAenane, Sc
during the summer Of 1861, including "ooces u wv "
VOL, i2sno. 80 90
schoocvaf Thirty Year. with the Indian tribes on the Amsr
81. ~ ''' ' N' TAYLOR MAURY,
Noyi Booksellers, near Oh
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SPRINGFIELD, Qll. } Nov. 7.
Louisiana Eiecftsa.

Returns render pretty certain that the rccbauklng law
is adopted by the people
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NEW YoIk. Nov 7.

Dr. eghton has not yet consented The Office
OF provisional bishop in New York.
Late advces from Pernanbuco state that the French and
English admirals have applied Tor cessation of waIke
and for The provisional troops leave the
country, which granted also permission for General
Onbe to dispose Of his property.
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Y.
Abraham j. Thompson, deceased, has left property 10
the amount of hundred thousand dollars for charitable
purposes.
The IT, s. district court 10 day granted an Injunction
against Balm telegraph, but stays operation II within
days DESCENDANTS give security IN the OF $4,000 for
port OF the matter IS made.
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ALBANY, Nov Up m.

NOV
From present returns ii is believed that the wings
elected their attorney general treasurer canal commits
sioner and secretary Of state The residue of the ticket
uncertain.