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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-11
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FoR ruE, PIONEER,
To MINES
ny MORNING STAR.

o. Va II u - 49,
ny MORNING STAR.
Bright Minnesota! thou 'rt my home; 4
Land Of the good, the free, the brave,
From thee hencefor,h may no. reaIn,
Thy peaceful vallies never leave,
Thrsagh many lands my feet have strayed,
And many homes I've called my own,
And many friends my heart has mude,
But Minnesota s now my home.
Atantic's shore I've roamed along,
With joy and gladaess in my heart;
New Engiand's friends I've dweli among,
Kind friends, from whom did do part.
I've listened 10 the cataract's roar ~is F
Where proud Niagara nobly flows, ..
And heard the song Of waters, where
Its never ceasiug Anthem rose. Pa. s..s.f
And Mississipp:'s fal!s sublime, sI
Are hcauteous, majestic, grand,
And for long years win 'hey. remain, All, =.
The noblest wonder Of our land
And We have hills that proudly rear
Their pointed foreheads 10 the sky, ws
And there ore ether wonders here
That viii with ether laads Yet VIC. .as
Now Minnesota, thou r, my home,
Here may I spend my happiest hours;
From thee henceforth no more III .oaI
But live and die upon thy sorcs.
st. Paul, September, 1851 -
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W0RlNTS, Dcmestics Ginghains, Stripes, etc, either
II by the piece, for sale cheap by
l.. II. & II. +. CORWITH,
June l.. Galena.
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE,

Nd DRAFTS on all paris Of the United States, a
"A the Office OF tho Minnesota Outfit by
May ], le5l CHAS. w BORGP.
Ply.
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SItAwLS.

WE HAVE in store one of the largest stocks oil
w Siswis ever brought TO this n arket, composed
mostly OF the celebrated Bay State Long Shawis some
very fine and recommended for their comfort and dnra-
bility. Alss Cloth, Silk, and Cashmere SIuare Shawis
Galena Sept 1850 WOODS HOUSE Il co.
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dozen Extra Fine Black Froci Goats.
3 do do Dress Goats. 1853
10 do Black and Blue Sack do rrr
IL do Tweeds do. -
do DoesKins s' e do
20 do Brown Linen do
do. Alapacca do
rs do Long Green Jackets
40 do Hickory Shirts
so do Cotton Fl. Under Shirts & Drawer.
do Extra Fine Nett Wool do
10 do Cotton Hose
so do Scanned Wool do.
10 do Black Satin Vests
IL do Figured do
8 do Valencia
20 do Various Patterns
do Extra Fine Black Doesx in Pants
10 do Light Colored do
s do Sleeps Gray do
IL do Mixed and Blue Sauinei's r ts
5 do Brown DoesKins -
25 do Summer Cheeks
Is do Fine Linen Shirts Il
20 do Stripe and Check Cotton do.
10 do Neck Stocks and Scaris
80 do Over-Alls -..-
3 do Gurnsey Frocks
6 do Reefng Jackets
40 packages 81 and Linen IIdkfs.
25 uits, India Rubber
SO do Oil Cloth
25 pair India Rubber Boots. -
Hats and Caps. tt~+
A few cases of Hats and Caps, Of the Spring
Style, which cannot be equaled either in price or
quality.
Boots and Shoes.
Our Stock Of Boots and Shoes were manufac-
tured per order, and wi be warranted IN every
particular. They consist of
cases Sewed Calf Boots
6 do Pegged do
do Kip do
do Heavy do s.e
do Gents Extra Fine CATERS
3 do Ladies and Misses do.
do WALKING Shoes
do Children do
Nails, Glass, Dried Fruits, Groceries, &c.
leo casks Boston Nails, from to 20.
SO boxes Glass v2rious sizes.
Together with a large assortment of Butts and Screws
Knobs Door Locks Planes, Saws, Blind Fasienngs, Sc.
shall attempt to ennmerate ALL or state prices SUI
fee it say, have buyer constantly i'll the Eastern
market which enables sell goods 10 per cent less
than those who only get to the market once = years
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to exam
inc stock here and ST. Anthony the goods Will
be freely shown, whether the people wish TO purchase
| or not. ID. j. FULLER,
! 2-5yl First door above the Amer. House.
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LAND.

WY =. MURRAY is prepared to give instructions
w and prepare the necessary proofs in order to
obtain the land due to soldiers Of theswsr of 1919
ark rel nasu .atsr tbs as of Congress. Of
fee on Thin, Street. g.. .... .... ... 2-3I
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOK.
STORE.
r.a No. 92 Main street, Gatena, Illinois,
JOSHUA BROOKES,
Dealer i'm Books Stationery and Paper Hanetpg.,
HIANlNG just completed his Fall purchases In the
4 East, now offers for the inspection of all persons
wishing to purchase either IN large small quantities.
complete assortment Of SCHOOL, IscELL ANEous, Law
AND MEDICAL Books, Music Books, and Musical InsTu
nenfs, Blank books any quantity, and made order
all standard works in THEOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCI
EscE. Their editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books, in
every variety OF size and binding. A
Country merchants, Public Libraries and the trade
supplied Oh advantageous terms and the public generally,
OF ~ low rates as al any establishment the West.
~ Highest price paid Ill cash for Rags.
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE.

1A ..tHhf w. NJ. STEES. a.
XA Al the CABINET HARE-ROOM, cor
H9y5E of Third and Minnesota streets, saini
WA- PAM, keeps on hand, and win sci. cheal
S1 for cash, Sofas, Divaps, Barr i,is, Tables
" EE III Desas, Lounges, Dedsteads, Chairs aud al
HN other descriptions Of Cabii,et Ware, nads
In the best manner, and opt az weli-sea
soned materials. The ublio respectfully invited ia
call and examine. ass
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The above enumerated Goods comprise only small
portion Of my stock. shui keep constantly on hand
large quanty Of
PROVISIONS, nt r.'~
such hams, shoulders, bner lard -four pork peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Aso
WINES AND LIQUORS.,
consisting Of whiskey brandy, port madeira gin, porter
caret, champagne and ale Also,
CLOTHING.
a complete and fashionable assortment, made up in the
best manner and Of the best MATERIAL among which are
overcoats dress and ock and OF all kinds
colors and sizes; under clothing in great variety Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
n very large and well selected assortment too numerous
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing all the fall and winter siy les.
Also general assortment of Hardware Paints, Glass
Tnware, Cutlery, Oils, &c. ---s-
81. Paul, Nov. 1850. JOHN FARRlNGTON.E
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large lot and great variety of Will Paper. OF all
n patterns and prices, ALE Dues BOOK STORE
June &c, 1851. Wu
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T.. II. All. CORWITH,

HAVE on hand the largest and best assorted stock Of
u Clothing ever brought to the county,
The goods have been made up expressly for this MARKET
and cannon be surpassed either in material workmanship
style or price and they would solicit the attention Of
merchants and dealers generally, they will offer their
goods such terms fail 20 prove satsfact
Galesa, June /, 1850.
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SAINT PAUL BAKERY. aab,S
4 Bakery lately established Third Street. ofpo
site DIR. DeUeys Office! s,lar -
NOW offer to the public all kinds Of Cakes, Butter
Crackers Boston Crackers, Hard and Loaf Bread, in
the latest New York style, and all kinds Of Candies
wholesale RETAIL All orders from the OF country
will be promptly attcnted to, the shortest notice.
4S-tf HllMPHREE
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EtIlORN, PsnaWa, Silk and California Hats and
H Caps, of all qualities, received and for sale BY
l.. IA. d IT, r. COR WITH.
juno !. No. IS Steamboat Landing, (sulcpa III
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DAVID hartley,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL dealer in wines,
w liquors, cordiaIs, cigars, tobacco, &C., at
the sign Of the Gold Keg, camboat landing, Gu
lena, LII. has ON hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale at the low
est market prices viz: ...--.......
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j. b. DEvyEBBER, es"
A r the store lately occupied by Edward Michigan,
"A corner of Roberts aud Fourth streets, Paul. has
received and offers for sale, the lowest prices gen
cral Of fasil, groceries and other goods
wit: -.ss .r -r..,
500 bushels oats, barrels msckereI,
g corn, 81 4" -four,
10 sacks dried apples, I" bacon,
peaches, s A" mciaSscs,
20 kegs nails, -- 10 boxes soap.
Also, broons, bed Cords patent buckets glass; cigars,
wash-boards powder shot, lead tobacco starch, raxin
coffee rice, tea behring's saleratus, ginger pepper Gin
uamon, cloves SPICE Goldfish, oysters sardines crackers,
matches, white lead eggs butter lard, cheese tumbers
loaf sugar salt table salt candles, Peppersouce pickles.
percussion CAPS lanterns barking chesnut-, vinegar
ink, and every thing else YOU want,
June 70, 1851. Jolly
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!. ROBERTS,

l.. ROBERTS. $50
CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON sTS.,
rs now offering for sale a large and beautiful
III assortment Of ..
DRY GODS, 7ea
Consisting in part of Calicoes, Shee,ing, Shirt.
ings, Mouslin de lanes, Silks, Alpacas, Broad.
cloths, Cassiiperes, Satinets, Jeans, Vestices,
Coat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND W SHOES, &C..
Selected with great Care and bought at extremely
low prices. Also,
GROCERIES, ..a
A full supply-best quality Of Coffee, Teas, Su-
gars Of several varieties and prices, Molasses,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves Salt,
(very cheap y 80 bbls. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, &C. Sc. -l
Also LIQUORS, ON Commission viz -
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, roc
titled and Monongahela Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
FuIs, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds Of pro
luce. - p
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and nil others to his
stock oc GOODS, believing they will find il for
tnelr interest to deal with him. He has facilities
for doing business on the river, unsurpassed by
any other establishment. -.
FORWARDING l. COMMISSION.
l am prepared to receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce any Goods consigned
to me. Efr+'
LOUIS ROBERTS.
N &C.,
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Projections Fire and Marine Insurance Company, o.
Hartford, Conn-incorporoted in lS25.
Annuai Premiums Capital Stock, and Surplus funds
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Otard Br'dy pale & dark White wine
IIennessey do do Newark champ cider in
Pelevoisin do do boxes
] Dupuy do do Cordials
Hold gin Seran brand Absynthe a
Baltimore gin Annisette
Santa Cruz Rum Stoughton bittcIs
Jamaica rum Peppermint
New England rum Lemon syrup
New York brandy Paying cards
Peach brandy Pecan is
Old Mon'g'a rye vhisKcy Almonds
Cmti double reed do Tobacco Va. & Mo.
Old white do do SUCKING
Champ. wine the genuine Cigars regalia
HeidsicK brand do principe
Claret wines Montfeyrand Glass ware decantcrs
and St.Juien brand Jars and tumbcrs
MADEIRA wine behring's cheese crack
Port wine ers pipes &c.
| Galena, March % 1850. 2-2- ..f
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MINNESOTA. fresh supply Of seymour's
lv1 Sketches Of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
by j. BROOkEs.
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THE GRAEFENBERG
VEG Rl.E, PILLS.
THE GRAEFENBERG
DYSENTERy SYRUP.

speedy and nallble remedy in DarrhGra, Dysentery,
Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantum, and
the AsIATIC CHOLERA, if taken with the first symp-
toms, viz vomiting and darrhGa. II fails
the worst possible Of bowel complaints generally
in few hours, seldom beyond day. II is purely veEe-
table, and taken in almost any quantity is perfectly
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THE FIREMEN,


A CARD=rHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
"A Niagara Engine Company No. 20 the Fire Depart
nent generally the programme &C The reception
Daniel Tompkins Comsuy No. s. OF Albany, the line
march was laid down in part through the Bowery
Jones street through Great Jones street Amtr &o 40
passing the houfe Of Niagara pany No. IN rea. Jones
street near Lafayette Pncein confequence cur ap
pnratus being laid up 10 receive repsr
unable TO be present In the line, but aseersng the
yuoc Journals thai The route had been desna.ed Che
preparation 70 giye them reception sEd lone
expressive Of the esteem and regard hold
esmpsnies OF the sister cities Of the Union but while waiting
In expectation word brought that the naral Of the
changed the rore end Passing through Bond 10
broadway On the instant foreman fastened - speak
with the mtrshal and ASK a. explanation lie
~ the msrhal that be Understood being built
from broadway through Great Jones fore
then lett him, vhereupon he
Of the rore Of Engine Comosny 81 nskug the on shall
col Some answered and the process passed
have been we'll that there sewer
rtree orhe would not have designated
from the fact that those connected With ~ ens frequently
Pass within arhart distance Of the engine house his
manly and ndependent character IN submitting 70 the die
ofothers his love truth beautifully exapfed
this occasion BY his broken promise. Bu. had Mr. Nil
Ter eontented TO become the tool Of individuals resent
srenee. which may xs. between individuals ard 50 70
efer company nsut before their ifso
10 but Lost for sdsr the from came
ard no'e occurrence but 20 contem the athor aad
pendent marhsl controlled the MONUMENTS OF the torch
light procession Of September End ISL
JAM rs n. rOLEY, FOREMAN,
THOMAS LEtvHY, Assistant,
GdKvsT' phnST, Secretary, fcommit.ee
ROBERT W. ADAMS,
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. sc.

HERALD CrARD-SPECIAL NOrICE.-THE MEN
hers Of this company are requested 70 meet at The
Second ward House. Nassau street, Tuesday evening
Sept l5l. At eight o'clock precisely 70 make arrange
menb for their annual excursion by order OF
JoHT DoyLr. Sec. JOHN CoNNERY. Captain.
o. u ~ sas y New Sr r YoIs aq s.Sa.
90 70 meet nt the rooms corner Of Broadway and Grand
STREET on Friday the 9Th inst. t7t o'clock A. NJ, for the
Iyros OF proceeding 20 Paterson j. to participate in the
ceehpten OF American Esalo Chapter Of that city, Fare
tor the Whole escursion. 30 Chaneeors will please
Committee. John q WANDrit rb.i,m.r
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IISprEI.S.

I'EkMvNT BUUsE. BoSrUN, HAss-THTs WELL
known establishment still conducted In the same
manner always has been The central and pleassns tu
alton Of the house. It's CONNEXIONS and The
comforts and uxurss 60 be found there combine 10 render
agreeable and advantageous the traveller Having
Of the r Of John IT, Tucker Co.. SO long at The hsat
CT the establishment the subscriber p'decs his best eser
lions to maintain lite reputation and 70 rive satisfaction "
bis customers WM III. PARKER
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PURLICATEuv-.

~ 81 " 81
I ftTEiLs LYING AGE-coNTESTs or NO. ss,-
H Els Cerh.-l. Chamois Hunting. Fraser's MAGAZINE;
= Para on the Amazon, New York Evening POST 3 PIT
Mas,lne Net Result. Of 1913 10 Germany and f.siy.
North British Reviews Destruction Of Small Birds Hart.
ford couranti a. Mr. gladstones Pamphlet on Naplss.
Spectator Poery-sabtath Evening. The Two Prayers.
genie Images Peace Congress Penny Postage Death Of Dr.
nsard Publish weekly at six dollars year by Z. Ltte
DEWITT % DsaiSsRssfoRT Tribune Buiidinr.vY.
SIX YEARS Later OR. The TAKING or TIE has.
- tile, BY AlsSandre Dumss-bene TIE and
nns eoncluscn Of Memoirs Of Physician. The Queen
Sixteenth D. Peterson, ~ Is uhe,snt strs ou P 1Se
delpha having purchased the advance Ihoes rtnoh
Nc a1o,e great worn at large e,rnse and having had
world Thomas liams Esq the city Of New York and
late o. Paris he being intimate friend As.andre Ou
mi: day published by him, with beautifully Illustrated cover
tyre plates the best Of white rarer Price af.y cens
vii be found, on perusa 70 b interesting than
ton THE Of novels will prove 10 lie the most stsorb
ing ans opuar ones ever published. Address all orders
], u PETERSON No. s Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and ttroushoutthe United States.
QUEEN JOANNA, OR THE MYSTIC COURT OF MA.
W rles BY Geo. W. y Reynolds illustrated. This vreat
work which has been for enc Of our theatres
mss WIN se success has INDUCED tn
II LONG \ BROTHER, a. Ann street.
Andhr sale by all the booksellers.
nlD BOOKS AMI ENeRAVINGs, BOUGHT AT THE
they in want Books or Prnts either line Itbosrs5s
iarse or small plain or onord thousands Of SCRAP Prnt
'h0'''p' ana goN rSrsSni. Sss2 aosssns
WANTrD-GARDENERs TO READ TEE AMERICAN
w Sard.ners Chronicle. Published monthly Price 81
csrts Send Jour orders incd .tsy 10 hnsrew Yaybcn
eel"f, fsnesfani.l us Fest vr.s, FsB y,Tt.
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CALIFORNIA.

4 ,ALlFORNIA-sAN TRANCIsCO.-JoHN <. HACK
- ett Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Co minis
~ tf mee IN Bursoyne Co Banking House will AZ
ti 10 the collection Of Claims &c &c throuzhou Cali
isina and Urgon territory R.fsrs g Hon samuel Nell
con, U. 8 District Judge Hon. job W. Gdmonds Hon n.
lnershsm. Hon. j. Prescott HALL Daniel Lord, Esa..
hcr. tsssr, l. White, PANEL Austen, ESQ.
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ANTHOLOGY &c.

A ga suLuGy.-DK C. w. RoBACK FROM SWEDEN
lately from Philadelphia offers his services TO INC es
Iens OF New York He able to foree pact present ,nc
future events Fee-Ladies 50 cents; men, 81 Ma
Mys sscscuIstcd-Ledies, ST. gentlemen, S. once NO
street. New York. whore letters poet paid viii receive
Immediate attention. For particulars, see daily papers
Astreieaeh Alusnss eAA ts Iresursd ~ the enW GraM
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INDIA nUasER sOJDs.

ITO TIE PUBLlC.-INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-OJR
attention has been called TO an nv Horace
IT, Day, published In the New Nosk Her,ii Of Ith Jniv
1851 and The Courier and Enquirer Of date in which
sftsr much unmoted abuse Of attorney, VIM
Isq he ss,stte that We dare not charge him with prstnr
Goodye rs Patents, under he ia
not infringe Goodyear Patents Of Shoes
We have purchased our Licenses for the auacure Of
dis Rubber Shoes under Goodyesrs Paerta and psd
money and daily nying tariff Tor che same; snd any
ether might have done the ~ disposed
rather than pirate npon Goodyoars Patents We think
just 10 purchase rght 70 valid rstent thar
infringe H. Mr.. Day having been ptoseor A aotnov
ledred Goodyears rsht male settenons and greed n
future 10 infringe hs Patents lie 10 COW attsmrtn,
not only 10 infringe said Patents. but niuro ourscyss
who have for large eonsderston licenses
and that over own signsture< with pratins upor
goodyears Patents In the anur ure Of the shoes
se now Offering 10 the public md give notice that be
snd all Who concerned with HI in purchasing or
ns his Shoes. ade in violation Of said Patent Rights viii
~ presented.
HAYWARD RUHDEE CO.,
by WIN. A. Buokirstsrr, Treasurer.
JHk NEWARK INDIA EUrpTR Mrn CO.,
q Hrt<knsca, Presidents
JtN Et:tJ a. - 80,
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LIQ.UOE.S.


MARGAUX, LArlTrE. ESTAPHE, AND ST. JULIEN
4VA Cartt from las to bottles
turned per cent below ;s value and delivered free in
any part Of the osy. DALLIMORES celebrated Brandy
Stsre tO Boome street of Crosby ~ b. The inject
liquors wines, &o.i recommended by all physicians.
A LDANY AND TROY STOCK ALEs. IN SMALL
"A kgs with tap, at 81 eaohsuited for family and
del yed free ofskpenFo in any part OF the city Neg and
tap to be returned when empty The csebrated Brandy
Store, 40 Droofne street, corner Of Crosby.
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS or GIy.-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court Of the state Of New York having granted
Injunction restraining parties from importing selling
advertising Gin with trade ark Of 'ssan,"
selling rpy gin whsteyer and for Swan Gin unless IL be
procured from hereby caution all importers Of and
dealers in gin not TO Import any gin with the " Swan
Brand, advertise or cell gin and or Swan Gin
uDe5s 10 be rrocsred from they will otherwise
themselves liable 10 damares ard IN action At law.
sCHUCEkRDS Il GERHARD.
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rakURAHCEs.

rNHb BRoOKLiN FINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in o2t Ofcos % Fulton street, Brooklyn;
5herchants Exchange, Wall street New lorkhaye their
csptpl Las also hindsoe turplusl invested the
undoubted securities and continue 70 insure bull nss
chandise furniture and other personal property veea in
port and their csrgoes favorable any other
similar institution. -
ALynrD @. srrvrss. Secretary.
TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NO
~ Wall street-Polcies indisputable, except the
ground raud-This company makes every
neced with life risks, favorable any similar
institution. FREDERICK SHELDON. President.
JOHN A. sTEWAkT, Aotuary,
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NETEENTH WARD.-TENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
IN trct.-At meeting Of the Democratic Republican
Electors of this ward held at the house OF George D. Davis
corner Of Broadway and Fifty street pursuant
call Of the Ge-sfa Committee. Tuesd.y asA-iJ .L M
instant, 3. Mccullough ESQ was called TO tao chair
END Garrit H. STRIKER, 81 appointed Secretary The object
The NEE ting being stated and Geo. D. Davis Edward g.
Puree and ID. Wool, appointed nspeetor1 the polls
eItned and the meeting proceeded TO ballot foe
OF hye persons IN meet like committee from tie iveft
Assembly District 70 the Democrats State Convention TO be
held Syracuse, tho 10Th OF ttebsr Instant On The
close OF the POLLS Edward s. Purce the Board
Of Inspectors reported that John Qgiun VIA A. Turnurc
John Eagan, Patrick MastersAn and Thomas starr
duly elected such committee. which pted
On motion Resolved, That the Delegates from the Nine.
teenth ward be- and they hereby fully 10
any vacancy which may occur therein.
On motion Resolved That the proceedings Of iris meeting
be published In the New York Herald and Sundsy Atia
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GAhhrr H. sTRiKEn, Jr, Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION
Il held in the Twentieth ward Tussdsy Sept . ISL
the following ticket duly nitte-
Edmund j. Porter, William Murray, Alfred A Phillips
Young Mems Comm.tee-Wiiliem J. Foek, Gu "a Smith
Hugh Mooney T. Cassidy, John Mslarckey wsrd Commit
tee-John McGran. James l.. Fayan. Dennis Ryer anea
Dunbsr Samuel Boyd, Jr John MULLEN, Roger Monahan
John Armstrong. Hartman Kohler. Thomas W oImstsad
James Moore. Syracuse Conyentian-F W. Wisrand Jas
Flanagan. Michael Duffy Ray pkns Theodore Martne
$ $y$.s ,$SfSES2SSHss'a.S. Ira.p.,.or.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

ORPORATJON NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that sale of property, for unpaid taNes
OF the year l9 VIII take place At public auction on sstut-
ttthe City Halt and be continued from day day. Until
the whole Of said property shall be soid and that de-
tailed sstemsnt Of tho taxes aud propesty 70 be sold
daily printed and published in the
York. JOSEPH n, TAYLOR Comrtrollor.
CosrTnoIirp's orricF, Aurust IS. 1851.