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DALLKY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR,

but we shall subon few testimonials of its vaue selected
from the thousands in possession. from all th
country.
1t may be confidently stated that there of PILES
which may be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy and at once the pain and
soreness.
|, John Williams, a resident of Hamilton county City
of Cincinnati, feel solemn duly that owe to he
nty thus publicly that have been troubled with the
for about during which time have suf.
fersd much bodily pain lost great portion OF that time by
confinement TO bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars but purpose continued to Mean.
"DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - for
the awful complaint and to utter amazement, as
well and hearty and the OF two boxes Of this
precious ointment aserbe my These facts will
Ing to affirm to. should it make the statement Of old
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cinctanatf, 4h month, lS47.
BRXSIP LAS.
For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease dsapea for little
other place. The Pain Extractor, however draps
and completely the of the dsess and effects
thorough cure. ~.
- ALBANY, May 8, l846, "A jackson street.
nine year under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany, AbOrng under the most distressing EFy
pelas attended WI inflammation of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large humps of the
Of hens protrudng and large boi covered body
The urinary ecreons stopped for days, when distress be
mouth covered with Sores and my chest the root
my neck, was In constant burning heat that cold
did nyt oool il
In his misery onsed tor DEATH and expected re
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM HAYTI.-The
schooner G. Ii. Hale, Captain Gilkey, arrived at
New York on the 9th instant, from ST. Domingo.
She reports that quite commotion had been occa-
stoned al Cape Haytien, and in other parts of The
Island, in consequence of the desertion of The
Prince Bobo, who had gone into the interior to
raise forces for the purpose of supplanting The
black Emperor. Faustin |. In about six days he
returned with twenty men. With these he APP
preached the gates of The city, Cape Haytien,)
where he gained an accession of forty others. This
force being too small TO warrant success in case of
attack, he then withdrew and led off into the
mountains. All this was done without molesa
tion, the people at that place having no authority
from Porte.au.Prince TO act in opposition to him.
At about the time of sailing, Captain Gilkey was
informed by the American Consul, Mr.. Wilson,
that an army had then been ten days on a march
toward Cape Hayten, probably to settle the dis.
turbance He also stated his intention of sailing
with his family in about week ten days, for
Philadelphia. So great was the panic caused by
these movements, that the Customhouse had been
closed, and business was in some measure sus-
pended. 1t was the opinion that in the event of
his failure, Prince Bobo, unless he should make
good his escape, would be destroyed.
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HOi YE RED HEADS A Nd 0RA Y.

HOT We RED HEADS AND GRAY.
ESAsT INDIA BAIR DYE lie Hsr and the
IL Any pssen tbs uys nay his Hair
dart bach. Ths Dye 70
acured ey chemss Or CohsrpcR Auhar
tnenisry, and BY hum 70
Ham sibeai pnfes N hs less and without stanng
the shn. i s in New t,resns Only hg
mill ON WkGdv W. i61 t'harres ct.
GOSHEN BUTTER-200 6rkns in store. and
NJ for sal law close consignn,ent, By cs..s
sps A N.GRitFf & % ss % and q Old l.sves
PANK DoORS-Two ssgle and one pair
mi '''' nAIMAN& 4 HOLDEN. y Mas.n..s st.
STAR CANDLES-J0 boses n. Se6selsr. Gin
n,7 AAxMAN AA0IpRN. g Naaaains.
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. REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-DR. MAcsIBBoN has removed
street. {45sl' fags ap9 I'm
II REMOVAL-Df. FRYDING KR has removed his
ocs to No i3 Baroune three door. abov CON-
mon street He viii attend, hretofoe. 70 u De1f
calls, aay ar night e {, $50 e uk1A6
p REMOVAL-JAcoB SOFIA, Notary RubIi& has
~ removed to his former office, "A Gnves a. Esa
missioner in louisiana for the States oil Missouri appi,
and Alabama nh ~ aEn.n
r REMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
~ and Commission Merchant, has removed to 81 Gnyia
street. 9 Il nal
r EMOVAL.-Dr- j. s. KNAPP, Dentist, has
~ removed his Office from 104 Common street. cnneS Of
ST. Charles his Office and residences. No. 10 Bssonne
where he be found the pracsce of his
protest. in all its departments. ja3s tjy1
p pEIOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
~ and Carroiton Railroad Company has bees removed
No. l28 ,nne street. ~ 49, ia.i a
p EN- oVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney Al La4
AZ has removed from No. II ST. ChaTes street No -
Camp stfeet, up stairs. -. -. tAaS -
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SODA ASH-20O tons high strength, and 20
~ toM Palm Oil, direct importation, for sa ~
a spu AAXMAN 4 HOLDEN.ys Aiasaxips ~
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FLATBoATS.
Second Municspakitv-
IND! D!ANA-Per Skitmore's boat: 900 bushels oats,
l0a sacks Twiche SEQ
-At LaJayette-
kENTUCKY-Per Dobson & co.'s boots: $40 bbds To.
bacco to Feowes. johnson &co-and order.
At FreepOrt-
INDIANA-Per Moss u Sharp's 2 2boats: 47O0 bushels
Pooe & Bro.
OHIO-Per McGhee's boat: 5000 bushels corn to Poole
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but shall subioin few testimonials of its value. selected
from the thousands possession from all parts i tn
country.
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DeutifrJCea,

As the above list only comprises of the leading ar.
ce dealers and others informed their will be
promptly supplied with article in the Patent Medicine
lire . included therein.
eE- J. II. is sole Agent for the GRAEEENBERG
MEDICINES for the State, Of Lopssna and M,s .igli
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AID PHGNlX BIrTERS,
and WRlGHT'S lNDI an VEGETABLE PILLS
The tfade supplied reasonable terms, anal dN w 1y
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S D II Il AIPPLR rs.

The efficacy OF PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do moi
hesitate say the Oinmen will fail for this pur
pose Decacy from asking certificates from ladies'
on this subject The following procused by one OF our
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failed TO come America il he had known what was 10
ranspife. He would not have come here because those
proceedings taught him that he could succeed in
gagng the government of the United States in war with
any ioregn power, aud his mission here looked 10
that result. and that only. As he sought personal
sympathy personal protection he would bave directed
his steps 10 quarter where the prospect of obtaining
armed AID Tor Hungary cheering Sir. protest
ainst this Intervention with the domestic concerns of
other nations protest against this resolution, because
il commits us in degree the wild schemes of
enthusiast sanctions the arrogance which rejects the
home we offered and demands as right that should
offer in exchange the blood and the OF peo-
ple
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Tho Of person will be books uaiss ia
payment OF the puon be made in advance.
Dssnt subscribers forward isas IAs postage
On which will paid by as
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly duras the
saons Coasross, and sosni weekly during The
Subscriptions for period yss1
proposgoned 10 The above aAnual rates.
oV-Po5TMAsfEks are shoxsd astas axcsn and BY
seadns DAILY subscribers, with enclosed,
SEMI WEEkI subscribers, with sso d;srvH WEEKLY
subscribers with sio enclosed, will be copy
edition they furnish subscribers xysst.
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PURNITUREI Furniture I! Furniture 1.-THE sub
scber citizens OF District
rounding country that he has great bargains 10 offer
furnish Of their dwellings,
the Pennsy
thirteenth south side (up stairs where
be furniture, consisting
walnut wadrobes dress
Ing plain dressing bureaus mabeop wasands
bedsteads dvans French
chairs reception chairs gothic soas and large stock
other chairs dollars dollars
dozen and cheap furniture respectfully
Examine themselves, pledge myself TO sell
furniture for little other establishment In
this CITY, - , ,,,,,,.,,,, -.
made and repaired, and the undertaking business
attended with promptness. ,,
5-3ts~iw H. r. n.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Worthinuton G. snotI,en

CONTINUES TO practise law the Supreme Cont attend
before Congress- claims seie
against the departments home and abroad obtain pensions
and bounty lands collect debts, dividends egaes inhe-
the United States
make Of funds and and bond
tho and sale 0ans
patent rights in any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land title coming
TO the United States Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed W. G. snsten
Place. Capitol Hill, Washington, d. G., will with prompt
tention Oct 2S-dly
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NEW r~shsonabie Tailoring E.tablishment.- H. y
LOUDON CO., mems and tators, hfoNns o''
svenus have opened their new store win s
selected stock Of goods for gensemenr wc,, sue"
cloths vestngs, furnishing goods gencsy
Army, navy, marine officer. wiz nnd an Aso
swords epsue ssses PEASANTS nceS nn s"cp o"c
regulation Of respective corps
An many norns, new ana
oico .,oct Of soods dee pesse the cash System to
proe, sesins hrh prices inducements at we
oacr npd respectfully solicit patronage
Nov is-d3m
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Ffrst Courye.-Mr. +. X. Liable
honor citizens of Washington, George
town. exnndria dancing
will commence Thursday November at his
Thomas Parker grocery south side of
9th aud 7t Streets Browns new hotel
Days Of tuition: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
fashionable dances will introduced and taught.
l4-dtf
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r AND Warrauta Want~d.-The undersigned viii the
Ia highest price M 40 100 bounty land warrants
ono. north sAe Pennsylvania avenue, oewesn sn rn1 1'
streets EVANe SrhNi.
T--eo1 lihsshJ
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SALUTATORY.wx b. TODD halter and urrer, tender. his
y compliments his friends and and informs them
entered his former appearing the
hotel building Of the Mes
wie he
ances trusting business tend add
experienced the old stand
that increased and continued
quaintance may be mt DRly pleasant and prohtabe
Npy 16-d
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
IN subscribers respectfully visiting
esident ladies' the following, viz:
rs dresses rich brocade silks
Is DO light coloed do for evening
pieces very rich figured silks, style
Is do watered silks, colored and black
25 pieces rich yard wide wstered popns
Is do real Irish watered poplns
30 do French mernos and Thibes every shade
quality yard wide velvels, all colors
do designs French caslmeres and mousenes de
Together other desirable styles
terals but which will
with pleasure exhibited
In French embroderies, &C.,
trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful
Iace-tr meds sleeves and
French and lace collars,
embroidered aud trimmed handkerchief 3.
Swiss and cambric collars and chemisen sc.
named goods quite new, well worthy the
attention OF purchasers.
HOOE, BRO, Il CO.,
3D-4wif Penn. between 7th and 9Th streets
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no mEMnERs OF CONGRESS AND vIsITEEs VISIT err

no MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND NislTERs.-
DUVALL BROTHER dfapers and taiors, would call the
Congress and vss generally
their store be
Ak streets, erected snce the adjournment OF
Congress. -
line business which they VIII make to-
der in their usua OF taste and elegance.
furnishing articles, such as shirts, gloves,
brella-, suspendcrs cruvaus, handkerchief, &c.
we have of our pattern overgamonts
Nav yo-eod2,yif DUyAIL BROTHER.
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GAS FITTING GAS FIxTUREs. Sc.-Gas hitting neatly
and promptly by experienced wokmen, moderate
hso for handsome collection OF chandeliers, pendants,
brarkc all OF the celebrated house
Cornelius Co.. Philadelphia, which will be disposed Of at their
prices. -, - y, ,,. w, %. SS., n,n, ,1,L
Nov l3-aaw6w
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CARDTe attention Of the public respectfully requested
n cabinet French China dinner DESSERT
SERVICE mante sverplated
single with general
useful all which has been selected with
manufactures expressly for the city nde
sold exceedingly low for cash. liberal credit for
satisfactory paper. a...#. ~ . :. z,x,u
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MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopeDed an
MI transaction OF law and agency business,
Department OF the INTERIOR and nearly OF
Wilard's Hotel where he boards.
Nov 29-d3m MAT Intel. Republic Telegraph
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Ia ~ - y ~ 1fssSG
baltimore and Washington Haiirond-Chsngc OF
HOurs.
IN Monday December h the passenger trains bsween
u Wasbp ston Baltimore will be run as niowsi
Leave Washington at 6 and St. ms y, m, and p m
Baltimore and ~, n m, and4 and ", p m
from Washington and the iourth from ban
express train to and from Philadelphia
a, II. PARSONS,
Nov oo-au Agent
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CosII Coal!
NOW your buy coal The weather becoming cold and
IN have good supply OF Cumberland
coal on desirable also, anthracite coal for CRATES
ar
good supply OF red and white h wood on hand ho
oak, pine and hickory.
at office VIII mud above as good
cheap $ be had In the city - ,,,,
Nov s-3nwtf Fourteenth bridge and canal
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Penn.ylvania Railroad
r. uu crMa151U WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Betweo
&R ~ ~ Philadelphia and Pisburs-1ims reduced
and after the LIST OF December net
sne.rs will carried by the Railroad Company be
Philadelphia and Pisburs, In wnyionr hours, WIN ohy
miles OF staging over an '"fhpko
Fare, 3il. -; ,,,.-, -. a..
between the great west and he
all respects OF inc
THOMAS MOORE,
New Ii--d3n Agent Penn's Railroad Co.
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For Norfolk.
Tn, steamer OSCEOLA will, on Saturday, the 18th
instant commence making week TO the
3 above pIsce-leavng Washington Saturday AT
. ocock a. M Returning Norfolk every Monday
O'Clock, p.
So
ouch gons returning a, Conc hve and the usual
landings Potomac,
Dec p-dtf JAMES MITCHELL Captain
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NOTICE.

ktEALED Proposals, To he endorsed proposals for
- Beef Catc,n will he received at this Office until IL
ooIock NJ, on Monday the eth of September next, for
The delivery Fort Smelling. before the end oil October
neat, Of twenty head of Beef Cattle On the hoof.
Al the time OF delivery of the cattle, II will be- requir-
ed that they Will weight iroa four hun
dred and fiy, Ave hundred aounds and none Of the
cattle 10 be less than three than eight Years
old.
Az the Office. similar proposals, to be similarly
endorsed, will be received nnt the date, for the
delivery The time, Of Beef Cattle Of the same
description, al Fort Ripley. The number required at the
latter post will probably be greater than At Fort Shell
ing The A. A. e. s. TO himself the right Of ia
,reasing diminishing the number of cattle advertised
for third and also Of rcjeciin: unreasonable bids
Bond, with approved secarty, in the sum OF hni the
nmonnt Involved, will be required Of The o0ntraetor toI
the faithful iuifnient of his contract.
:. X. BUChNER,
Brevet Captain u. L. A, A. A. {. -
Oiicc Of 4. 4. Com. Sui,-is;ence,)
Fort Smelling, MINI. Terry,
August z, le5i. 40
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A MoSsrER VILLAIN.--l'he mos, brutal
murder we have heard of for twelve
month, was perpetra,ci IN Jackson town.
ship, Ashland CO., Ohio, on the Sd uit. Mr..
Ventilburg and family LETT home, enirusting
to the care Of John Stinsgraver, lsborer
on hrs farm, little girl, 10 years Of age,
who was both idiotic and blind. The Union
Of the 9th, says he undertook, when left
alone, to crafty his brutal passions upon
the child; her resistance, added to a fear of
her testimony, provoked the demon spiri,
within him, and he inflicted blows upon her
person which caused her death. The mon
ster is in prison, and will, doubtless, reap
his reward.-[Cin. Enquirer.
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FLAX Corror.-Messrs. Hunt. Merriam

FLAX CorToN.-Messrs. Hunt, Merriam
& Co., so Pine street, have shown us a va
riety of specimens of flax, prepared by The
process OF Nj. ClausSen. Among Them are
fax cotton, costing Id sterling per pound ;
fax prepared to work with silk, dyed a
beautiful pearl color; flax rowing; fax wool
silver of pure flax: yarn Of a very hand
some quality, made of half flax and hall
cotton; linen quite fine and even, produced
in six hours from the flax in the straw
coarse cloth, half flax and half cotton; and
satinei and flannel, composed equally of fax
and wool. These specimens are well worthy
the examination OF all persons interested in
manufactures. n. Y. Tribune.
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4DY virtue Of an execution directed, If the
District Court of Ramsey county, npor Judgment
recovered la SAID Court the 10Th day of November,
IsJO, favor Of Janes W Hinton and Daniel Holland,
Plaintiff; and against Anson Nor,up, Defendant for
the al hundred and dollars
and OF suit, shall expose for sale Public Ven
due 10 the highest cash bidder Saturday the 9TH day
If September next, at O'Clock, p. NJ the property
which sad plaintiffs said suit, filed their mechanics
lien ia pursuance Of the statute, being House
standing Lots numbered aud six, in block No. 49,
the village 81 ST Anthony at the premises descrb
cd, satisfy said execution.
&. y. V. LUZ,
Sheriff Of Ramsey Co, Min. Territory.
M.srCRsoS 4 SI~oSs, Atty's Tor Plaintiffs.
81. Paul, July IL, 1851. 1851
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FARM FOR SALE.

n will sell my Farm the ROAD from 81. Paul Ia 81.
II Anthony, ui.er lease A. ID. Foster, and Al Il
nvcnent distance to both places, well rs Mendoza
The place of i2o OF woodland and mead
10 cleared ana under fence, aud in this
The qsality Of the soil is equal not superior,
any The road and not surpassed for agricultural
purposes in Minnesota. 1t has n!aing pond OF good
water III extent, ana a good logcabin, &c.
Persons wishing To purchase viii please apply 10 me
by letter, al kenosha, (ate southport Wisconsin
ROBERT ID. CLARKE.
July 81, 1851. l5-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-07

REMARKABLE FEAT BY HoRsE.-A fea,
was performed last Monday a, the Falls, which
bests the celebrated Sam Patch all TO patches.
As two horses were feeding npon the grass near
the precipice between The Ferry and the Horse
Shoe Fall, OF them venturng too near the
brink, fell and was precipitated 10 the bot
tom, a distance Of nearly 100 feet, without re-
eeving any other injury than few slight bruises,
not being apparently disabled. When discovered
he was taking drink from the boiling feed at his
feet whore never horse drank be fore. Ills mate,
il seems, Witnessed his fail and stood looking over
siler him with 50 much concern that the owner
was led to suppose that he had fallen over, aud
On searching in the direction Indicated by the
horse, discovered the missing animal safe and
sound at the bottom. The horse will have to per-
form the additional feat Of swimming the river 10
she ferry 10 sxiricais himself from his present
quarters.--lBost. lines.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-07
NEW CHEAP STORE.

vuNIE subscrber wishes TO inform the citizens of St
D Paul and s vicinity, that he IL opening Grocery
ard Provision sore IN pcnccrs building near the
hay calSs Roberts sifcrt. The stock Is new aud
fresh, consisting Of Hams Pork Tea conee Sugar, Rice,
Tobacco, Maekcrei, Oakum, Nails. Glass, &C. in Fact
ever thing that is generally found store o the kind;
all 81 which viii be so!d at vety low prices for CASH
L.. FRENTRESS.
~. Pal, Au.. Z, ISL. I6
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DRowNED-We learn that son Of Mr..
Walton, vino keeps hotel at Mco.regos, Iowa.
was drowned on Saturday last, while bathing in
the Missississipp. opposite that place. lie was
seen by his companions with him to sink twice,
and could have been saved had they Supposed he
was in danger. As be rose tho last time, he
asked the boys 10 tell His fa,hcr that lac was
drowning, which were the last words h. uttered
His body has been recovered.-[Prairie du Chen
Patriot.
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ruOS. q. REED :. CO.,

XKyoULD respectfully announce 4" the citizens Of
w st. Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have Just opeaed fresh an; splendid stock Of choice
Liquors Consisting of the best quality OF braniios, Gin,
Whskes, Rum, Wines, Cider &c Also Groceries aud
Provisions OF every description, which they os tor sale
AT the lowest prices inr cash Merchants aud traders
from the country, respectfully invited TO give ihe
call.
az Store Third street. ono door above Jackson.
81. Paul, Aug. Z, ISL ib-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
30 rp,ropS.ND PUBLISHERS.

Practical Printer is DESTROYS q obtaining perna-
n nent situation, either foreman or jour, in one of
the az .iyer towas-po matter whefe-so that perma-
nency aud sure pay will be obtained lie Is thorough
workman in every branch OF the business Best oi refer
enceS given n his competency and steady habits ANY
Que desirous obtaining good Printer Cannot do better
than Nv addressing ~ H., Box 59l, 81 Louis, Missouri
August Z, 1851. ib-5t
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the Message of Gov. Calhoun of New Mex
leo. OF this message, the Union says;
"We are pleased 20 see that IL contains
40 aiinsioa TO party politics, but is erctu-
sirefy devoted To matters appertaining to
the Territory" a
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-07

OsEcoH TERRIroRY.-The majority Of
Gen. Joseph Lane, the independents candi-
date FOR Delegate to Congress, will he about
1900. Although Gen. L. has heretofore
acted with the Democracy, he received the
entire Wing vote, md was opposed by the
rhvrstOn Democrats, or the proscriptiye
partisan Democratic This will be graft
flying to those Of Gen. Lanes Indiana
friends, who have talked of presenting him
as candidate for the Presidency. If il
were not for some Of his pretended friends
ia Indiana, Gen. Lane would now DO a
member Of the I. ). Scua,e.--I Tribune.
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We learn that a sui, which has been Cor some
time pending between Mr.. hungoTiord, one of the
original propretors Of the Mills at Falls ST. Croix
and Gen. Caleb Gushing, Involving said property
las lately been decided at Madison in favor of
Hunserford, who went up on the Nominee, as he
informed US, to take possession Of the property
Gal. Adv.
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The King and people of Hawaii have offered
10 cede their Archipelago to tbs United States,
sad,he proposition will be laid before Cons'ess
q, its next session. Perhaps the offer may be &c
copied.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-07

Mr. Dnrios IlnHkins, Of Gnlena, is T. successful
bidder for SIS, 900 worth Of bridging and grading
the irsl division Of ilie Pacific Railroad, start
ing west from =; Louis.