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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
SIX HUNDRED KINDS Or TOYS FOR
CHyIDE IN
DENTIST AND DAGUERREAN.

hOCTOR JARVIS has fitted up suitable rooms, and
~ respectfully soicils from the citizens of st. Paul
saltwater and ST. Anthony their patronage and support
He would particularly call their the fact
he comes To stay and make Minnesota his home for life
His stock of materials both in the Dental and Dsuer-
rean line is most extensive and complete Pictures
ken in superior style, in clear and cloudy weather.
Office. on Fifth street, near Jackson. 2-3
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WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS.

WALK IN AND SEE THE MAMMALS.
Lp PRESLEY has removed TO his old stand on Third
h. Street, where he has just received supply
of chiitrens TOYS Indian Beads, .wclry, New Brass
Clocks, Razor suops. Shaving Soap, Ladies' Hair
Combs, steel Eeads, Twist, Trimmings for work bags
Medals for Children, Work Bags. Backing, Backing
BRUSHES, lay Cards, Butcher Knives Fishing Tackle,
Fire Works OF all sorts, and general stock for Traders
lie is MANUFACTURES of every variety OF
Cigars, and dealer ii Tobacco, Snuff res, &c, being
supplied with the choicest assortment which will be
sold remarkably low for cash He also keeps ot sale al
wbolDsac and ietaii any quantities OF Mess and Prime
PORK, White Reais, Corn Meal SnperfHe Flour, Green
Apples, Buckwhea Flour, OhioEs Irish and Sweet ro-
tiioes Cheese. Fresh Batter, Candies Soap, Starch,
Saeratus, Sugar, Nackcrel CFanhcrries Oysters
Sardnss, Matches, Backing Baskets Looking Glasses
Gloves Miiens lmpo; ted Spanish Smoking aud Scarfa-
hii Tobacco Oats, Moccasins, Conch shells &c.
SIX HI NDRED KINDS OF TOYS FOR
CHsLDE
This Is tie largest n OF Saint Louis
Aso Pecan, Brazil Almond, and Pea Nuts, Candies
Cakes, Crackers, Bears Oil, Rosemary, Ox-ncrrow
and ieriumcry; Iewery, Rings, fei;cis, slols, Per
cuSsIon Caps, Spittoons, &C
Also, the best quality of Cavendsl Tobacco ever
brought Into town.
n. B. lie manufactures Cigars Of the nest Havana
Tobacco, and can sell them low taey can be az
fcrded any where in the United States He would be
glad TO have call from his friends in country
who have purchases 10 make. st 4..
IL Call where the wooden Negro stands sentry al
the door, and bny little cheaper for cash than
any where else in ST Paul. i,te s3y
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WILLIAM w. GOODWIN,

WILLIAM w. GOODWIN,
Wholesale and Retail dealer In Fancy aud Staple DR.
Goods, Hats, Caps and Stfaw Goods, &C., &c,
No. i22, Main street, Gslena Illinois.
TINE subscriber ha. just received from New York Q
large and we'll selected assortment Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, OF the latest imporistions which hs
offers for sale good terms any house In the
efn country Having selected with choice
ment VI Ladies' Dress Goods, he would particularly in
wife the attention Of purchasers that breach o( biz
trade among which may he found
Fancy Barege De LANES,
Changeabe silk Lads, aTs
Chabgeable Silk Pcplins,
Colored TarlIon MusliIs,
Flan and Figured Swiss do,
Coiored stripe Swiss DO,
Embroidered do do,
Fine Fren Jaconets, AID beautiful criticize,
Linen Lustres,
Plain and Chene Cinghams, &c, &c.
In staple Goods, his STOCK complete, embracing
ry article usually kept in Dry Good. Store, together
with a complete assortment of house keeping articles,
Can pets, Curtain MuslIs, Danssk, Cotton and Linen
Table DIAPER Window Shades all qualities manuisc-
urers prices. Boanets and straw Goods Of every des-
criDtion, Parasols Umbrellas, Combs Fans, and end.
less Of 10 all Of which
offered prices which fail please. fur-
chasers invited to CALI Our Goods will be shown
freely. Particular attention paid to orders.
Vim. w. GOODWIN.
Galcna, H., May IL, 1851. s-sm.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

NEW BGOKS.--LATE PUBLICATIONS
David Copperheid, by Charles Dickens.
Reveries of a Bachelor by Tx Marvel.
Alton Locke, Tailor and Port.
Bards OF the Bible, by Gillian.
Salander and the Dragon.
Foot-Prnts Of the Creator, by Hugh Miller
Letters from three Continents.
A Winter IN MADEIRA and summer in Spain, &c.
The Worlds Progress or Dictionary Of DATES.
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, 2 vols.
KepDcdys Life Of Wm Writ.
Received and for sale by J. BROOKES.
NINNESOTA.--A fresh supply Of keymoar's
1Vl Sketches Of Minnesota, with a Map. For sale
hv ---. - J. RROOKES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
MANY sOLEs WILL BE SAVED

UlY purchasing your boots and shoes, for yorxeIve.
ID and your families, Of Hugh MCann, who make.
them order and upon honor of the best stock tha
be purchased in market, expressly for
who expected to again and buy emore Of the
sort" His shop is in the building lately
pied law Office, by Rice Becker, Bench Street
where cssfossers instead Of cfents, may be suited.
Stil, IL you please,
Bring your fees.
2-A - HUGH M'CANN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
EAGLE BAKERY.

yUNOWN LOTS In Saint Anthony Fails for sale Ap
d ply to tmay 20, ls5I.-tl up. WILSON.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
DISSOLUTION.

To the Citizens of st. Paul and Vicinity
FuvHE undersigned having carried the business of
II Building in Saint Paul for the past year. and from
the liberal patronage extended him the citizens gen.
orally he intends continue the business Of his profess
sion in this City. 1ft
Gentlemen wishing to build, can be accommodated with
plans, bills estimates ard specifications BY calling the
subscriber at his Office in Levi Sloans Store
N. e.. fRENTIsS.
Saint Paul, May 90, 81. Gift
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
st. Anthony Hair Dressing Saloon.
MIR. HIGHWARDEN.

ATE from st. Paul. gives notice to the bearded peo-
IL pie Of st. Anthony that he has opened the rooms
In their aoushg and epterprsr tovn,io the practice
Of the t0nsoral art. in all its varieties and qualifications
including plain ard ornamental shaviis aso hair dress
ing, capillary a,npntatiou and shampoune.
st. Anthony, May, le51 3-Iy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
MARRIED:

Al st. Paul ON the 2sih ult., by Rev. Mr.. NeilI,
s Z. FoLsoM, Esq, to Miss JULIA BARNUM,
al Of tins own. ~ fa.s s3ae
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

20 Mr.. Cakes, sutler at For, Ripley,
has received and forwarded to that post, a
very large supply Of all such goods as are
wanted for that tr;ule. ct
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
FERRY AT SAINT pAUL.

NHE undersigned gives notice, that the proprietor OF
II ths Ferry at the Lower Landing has built suitable
boats for ferryin and the Mississippi
river; aud has authorized aud employed perform
the duties Of ferry When rot tho ferry can be
found at Mr. Tracy's Store On Third street, Saint laul
JAMES TilOMI son.
April 90, ISL .
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
TAILORING.

TAIL RING.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
u citizens Of St. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by p. r. Johnson. on St.
Charles street-where he is prepared to make to
order all kinds Of GENTLENlEN'S GARMENTS
Oh short notice. From his long experience in the
business, he is confident OF being able TO give
satisfaction to all Who may favor him with their
custom. ffase s4e
aH w II. TINKER.
St. raul, June nth, 1919. ST.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

nR- JAYNE'S Family Medicines consist Of
IL Janye's Expectorant, Chronic vermifuge,
Alternative, American Hair-Dye, Carminativ
Baisam. Sanative Pills, Ague Pills & Hair Tonic.
For sale at the corner .f Third and Roberts
street, 81. Paul. by J. w. SIMPSON, Agent.
ESLOUR--of the celebrated War Eagle Mills brand,
J consignment, for sale by
May l5.--tf j. e FULLERTON.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

au MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
(NeafIy opposite tho American House, st. Panl)
E A. COLLINS & CO., dealers in saddles, harness.
s TRUNKS c.; saddlery hardware, saddle trees skirt
ing harness. and patent leather, calf seating bag and top
leather coach roans coach laces saddlers silk bellows
bands, belts and string leather. -
. ftflar BOOT AND sHoEMAKERs STOCK.
Hemock tanned sole heather, oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather Kip and cakins, French Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati csfskins; all kinds Of
ladies' and genflemens morocco, red yellow blue green
pink ard white nirgs best goat buck, and sheep bind
ng boot and shoe findings boot rees lasts crimp boards
clamps pegs Of all Sizes shoe thread all kinds; ro zinc,
and cepper shoe nails
II The highest market price in cash, paid at all times
Nor beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
May LII E.A c. & CO.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

J. FL. NcCLoUD, IT., s. Company, have fin
ished their new Hardware Store, near the head of
Third Street, and have removed to it from their old
stand Bench Street. They have now the
mos, complete assortment Of Hardware, thai can
be found IA the West. See advertisement in
another ealun,n -..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
ORS. LEE A. REYNOLDS

Surgeon Dentists, Dubaqe, Iowa.
KNOULD respectfully Dforin the citizens Of Saint
Wv Euu!, Saint Anthony, and Saltwater, that one
Of them will spend few weeks in eac. place, semi
yearly Spring and FALL for the practice OF their pro-
iessien and all DESTROYS of Dental operations may rely
upon their punetuaty Their will he very nod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis.
q ID. Is. LEE,
els &. j. REYNOLDS
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

II. WEST McCLoUD's Hat and Cap Store, is
also removed to the same building. Every style
Of hats and caps on hand, and for sale at 81, Louis
prices. q
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THE SPANISH HIDALGO,

THE SPANISH HIDALGO,
XXTlLLlAM ARMSTRONG, bcss leave respectfully
w To announce to The public that he has had "a
cl from the Central House the upper end Of Saint
Paul. and hns opened a suit Of door west OF
the ocean Wave" where he will coni8ue 70 practice
tonsorias sampooing, h,cuttihg, and shaving in
ry branch Of the profession. .s -. "a.
\. %. Capillary anputaton performed, II desired,
ur,cr the influence Of chloI oform.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
T.. III. &H.P. CORwITU.

Es He AZ IL. Il. CORWITH,
HAVE hand the largest and best assorted stock of
n Clothing ever brought to the western country -
The goods have been made up expressly for this market
and cannot be surpassed either in material workman
style price and they would solicit the attention OF
merchants and dealers rally, they will offer their
goods on such terms as cannot fail to prove satisfactory
Galena, June !, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
Dubuque advertisements. ,

Under the Eopfss House, north cad,
Main Street, dialogue, Iowa.
VXyHOLEsALE and Retail dealers In Dry Coods
w Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &c, &c, at
very reduced prices. Pork, Bacon Lard, Butter Flour
Coru Oats, &C &C, always hand and for sale In
quantities 10 suit the purchaser.
E'Giye them call and you shall not be turned empty
away.
May 20, 1881. 81 e--sm.
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~ Bushels white beans,
OV 300 do fresh corn meal
$50 do oats,
so do dried apples,
40 do do peaches.
Just received and for sale low by
.l- JOHN HARRINGTON.
Nay %, 1851. )
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12

Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
On Ae Lecee, Dubuque, Eorca
"yEOLESAi.E and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
Wv nestle Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ceres Produce and Provisions; Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Plants, Evcr-CrceIs, Shrubbery Grass Garden
md Flower Seeds, &c, &c.
~ B-steanlboais, hotels, and private families, fur
hishcd with good urtices at The lowest market prices
aud delivered free cf Charge.
Dubuque, Iowa, MAJ 2Ist, 1851. eff
FEN!E Undersigned would inform hc pai.lc generally,
that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with
me necessary sheds ard Recommendations, adjoining his
Warehouse at The Steamboat Landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience of those having cattle horses see or
hogs to ship 10 OF fon this point also, for the accom-
mediation oil farmers and olhers coming into This city
win loa'cd wagons HAY and grain Kept constantly
hand, for sale u: reasonably low prices
G. Il. WEST.
Dubuque, Iowa, MAY 2lst, 1851. eff
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QUESTIONABLE Millrer and Mantua Maker, Galcnu,
n ILL., Rooms over J. Broohes Book store. Entrance
Greene Street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-12
sr. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,

On Bench SfTstf, rear tke Lerer Landing.
ID WEST McCLOCD begs leave inform the cti-
H. OF st. Paul and The public OF Minnesota
generally, that he has Just received large shd well
of Hats Caps Of the latest styles which
he prepared sell for cash far lower than goods Of
the Kind were Offered IN this market. Esvng
large hand, he offer his goo<s AZ wholse,
al prices low s bought IL the ST Louis mar
ke Country merchants wishing 20 pnrchase viii 6nd
il TO their interest give him call.
NIB. Hats purchased at this establishment, nonsd
free Of charge
ST. Paul. November 90, 1850 2-Sz
soLDEN Syrup and sugsr-hcuss Molssses for ssls 81
UbBrrER, sada, Wine, ard hosior rrs,kess O.. sais
* -, - FARRI STasfsss
= IMoNps. r.il.rsis, - .sl.a, ~. -.
"A Cor sale NJ : - 49, - : =
HO( h''"'0 '''" - J.R.&.cs.
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III. r. M'CLOSKEY.

kNHOLESALEG Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchaats, and general steamboat agent has in
tore and to arrive by early arrivals the following art
les which he offers the trade at the lowest rates for
ash at No. s., Steam Boat Landing. Gaena
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WAR EAGLE MILLS.

n. WAX EAGLE MILLS
Ga1ena, Hin OILS.
TIME Subscribers having completed their steam
u Mil under the above name, situated below the
Bridge, in the city Of Gaena, beg leave to call the
attention Of dealers in Minnesota TO their stock Of Flour
alw hand, feeling confident that they i be able
to supply them upon favorable, II favorable
terms than any raill which has sold -four the up
f. nEMPsTEAD & co.
Galcna, March IL, 1851. f-5L
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M BBLs. 9. F. Flour for sale at the lowest
AOO market price. J. K. & Co.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27

secessionists. They will enter into the agitations
of the next Congress and weaken the public hope,
every where. For all these evils, there is but a
single corrective, and that is, the most complete
vindieation Of the law, and the fullest retrbuton
upon the criminals. - ~ %E 81
had intended to prepare and forward to your
Excellencv a statement Of the facts of the case,
made out from the communication sent to this
Department; but find, from this mornings pa
pers just received, that the officers of the Federal
Government have already been engaged in making
the proper Investigations upon the spot the result
Of which have been, or will be placed before you.
hope that your Exceoncy will regard this letter
as, by means, indicating any lack of confidence
in the Federal authorities, on my part-but as a
proper and necessary exposition of the views en-
tertained by the citizens of this State, for which
feel justified in vouching in regard to the charac-
ter of this atrocious occurrence, as well the
general attitude of the country, in connection
herewith. If, under any circumstances, your Ex-
cellency should deem it advisable to require my
official services, in any way connected with the
pending inquiries, it will give great pleasure to
place my time at your disposal. aa
1 have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
Excellencys obedient servant. E. L. LOWE.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

We are requested to state for the information Of
parties and witnesses in the Outlaw Will Case that
in consequence of the ndisposition of Judge Caldwell
the case will not be tried at the ensuing Term. >
The Judge, we are informed, had slight attack
of fever at Pitt Court and owing to the slowness of
his recovery, does not think it safe to engage in
case which will occupy. in all probability, four days
of assiduous application. We are happy, however,
learn that he is able sit in Court several hours
each day, in the discharge of business. : I.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
DepARfaRNT OF STATE,
Washington, 10th Sept. 1851.

washington, 10th Sept. 1851.
To has Ercellency the Governor Of Maryland
Sir:-Your letter of the 18th inst, to the Presi
dent, has been received. In reply am instructed
to say that, on Saturday last official reports of
the outrage referred to by your Excellency, were
received from the Commissioners of the United
States, in Philadelphia, and the District Attorney
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
After a careful consideration of the subject, or
ders were dispatched by the President to the pro-
per officers of the United States, in Pennsylvania
requiring them to proceed Immediately to arrest
all persons crimnally concerned in the transact on
The District Attorney was especially instructed
to ascertain whether the facts would make out the
crime of treason against the United States, and if
SO, to take prompt measures to secure all concern
ed, for trial for that offence.
l am instructed to assure your Excellency that
the President regards this violation of the rights
of the peaceful citizens of Maryland, with deep
adherence, and that he will not fail to exert all
his constitutional powers to bring the offenders to
merited punishment and to prevent similar out
RACES in future.
L am, sir, respectfully, your obi serv't,
w. S. DERRICK, Acting Secretary.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27

wet with the blood of innocent and peaceable men
were triumphing in their victory, and their con-
ederates congratulating themselves upon successful
treason! why, sir, did you not show your prompt
ness thena You applaud the decision, energy and
promptless of the Lancaster county officers, and
in this most heartily concur but in proportion
as YOU praise them, you condemn yourself You
knew of the insurrectionary movement before they
did, If they had waited, as you did, until the fifth
day. to do what ought to have been done on the
first you could not have applauded them. You
must therefore, sir, be self-condemned.
~ Do you know that thirty six hours passed before
one writ taken out against these men DO
you know that Mr.. Thompson, the States Attor-
ney and Mr.. Reigart to protect their own lives and
to que the spirit of resistance which fortified the
traitors and terrified the loyal had to collect posse
of men from iron-works and diggings on the rail-
road? Do you know that not magistrate or con-
stable would act until compelled that the sheriff
refused to act; that your attorney general true to
his superior would not aid these men whose actlv-
ity you now so zealously commend ?
With these facts, sir, before us, we cannot be
charged with calumny in saying, that we do hon
estly believe that your proclamation would never
have seen the light, had you not feared that the
activity of others would eensure your own indif-
ference.
We believe that the majority of Pennsylvanians
are right. We have been pleased at the zeal, and
gratiied at the sympathies of many we have met.
But, sir, if the laws shall now be sustained if the
country shall be satisfied that Pennsylvania is right
if the South is to find that this law will not be in
efficient, be assured that not ono particle of the
honor will be given to the Governor. We will not
say that he has acted tratorouslythatb by his prev
Gus course he has been the indirect occasion of this
outrage-that the blood of Edward Gorsuch is on
his skirts; but we must say that he has not been
clear in his great Office" but recreant to the trust
imposed in him.
Much more in sorrow than in anger, I subscribe
myself your much injured friend,
J. S. GORSUCH.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
FAYETTEVILLE CARoLINIAN.

This establishment has been purchased by Robert
X. Bryan, Esq, who will enter upon his duties as
Editor the 1st of next month. -..-
Mr.. Bryan is young gentleman of education and
talents and is well qualified BY his habits and dispo-
stion for the post to which his friends have called
him. His Democracy is of the best stamp. We
wish him success personally, politically. and Edito-
riaIIv-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
Correspondence between Gov. Lowe
and President Fillmore.

The following important correspondence, it will
be seen, has been furnished for publication by
der of Gov. Lowe. 1t will command general pc
rusal and doubt not meet with general approval
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, September II. 1851.
Editors of the Sun: Gentlemen, by order of the
Governor, l transmit for publication the cores
pondence recently had between this Department
and the Federal Government. The Governor de-
sires it to be published, as it will tend to
the public mind that justice will be executed upon
the perpetrators of the recent murders and treason
in Pennsylvania, and that measures will be taken
to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Tuos. Fl. O'NEAL, Secretary of State.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
Notice to subscribers.

The subscriptions of many of our patrons will expire
about the first of October and November next; and we
take occasion to remind them of the fact SO that they
may according the advance TERMS should they
choose to do We invite the attention of all our
subscribers to TERMS published on the first page of
our Weekly and Semi-Weekly and we hope those in
thus save the commissions eco per cent) which
have to pay for collecting.
Receipts in all cases will be sent, showing the time
paid for. " = 'Ss-tf "---' 43* 4
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the steamer Washington we have
four days later intelligence from Europe. -s-,.--.
Great preparations Were making at Southampton,
England, for the reception of KossUTH who was Dali
ly expected in the steamer Mississippi. 1
The political intelligence is not important. s =
At Liverpool. on the 10th instant, Cotton firm,
AMI sales of 10000 bales at aduace of one-eghth
of penny .--..i..-st .' @~7a@- 81
The imports of breadstuffs were unusuall y small,
and the exports large.
The weather cool in England, and favorable
for harvesting. -sa Ha Ts't;<zzfl
Coffee was tolerably firm, and fair business do
ing at previous rates. str'@s a. 7isf7's e. 2''f
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27

The last Washington Union contains the Address
of Senator Douglas, delivered before the New i0'.
Agricultural Society, at Rochester, the 18th ln'N
This Address, like every thing which emanae' iiO%
Judge Douglas. bears the impress of great MIN"
We hope to find room in our paper for some ex''a''
from It. $3.50 9.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-27

D. X. McRAE, ESQ. The last Fayetteville Caro-
llnian contains sketch of MIR. McRae's Speech de-
iiVered in Wilmington recently, on the question of
Southern Rights, which we shall transfer coll
un,ns in our next. s. Sasas