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By DYER a. MCGUIRE, huet,onsers. 20
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMLYr-On
III October o. 10 ocock, shall se
h and 18th the furniture and household effects Of
gentleman declining housekeeping, via
sets sofa chairs, sofa, marble table
Mohogany secretary and book case, card tables fN IT
Marble top pier tables mirrors airardoes
Sdeboard, dining, and breakfast tables
Office desk, tables and chairs, large chnir
Mahogany French beds,sads, mattresses
Carpets bureaus, wnsbsands glassware
Frenc gold China a coffee
Hall ard other lamps, isvs, stoves,
Excellent cooking stove, kitchen requisites, &c
ninety
days. for bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Oct g--ot fInt1 Apetop~ers.
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nECIDED BARGAINs.-we prepared give great bar
In blankets OF all Sizes styles, and qualities some Of the
super
and vesngs Of the finest and most
pfoved fabrics and @...
pieces priced Cloths cameres and tweeds, for boys
100 pieces srtng cotton and linens NIL Of which we warrant
We all kinds dry goods usually iouhu IN
we'll ordered dry goods house.
Terms cash, unless srrnnged to the contrary - -,
Good articles prices, fair deaing may be relied on IN al
cases
e win afford great pleasure TO receive all amounts due p
Oct 18-sf fhhhf hhoi"c""
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High Hill, Black Walnut, Bfandons and Church Hill,
all thorough democratic precincts, yet hear from Set
down Averet's majority 4lO $50 In 1919 3i9
His election is considered certain, unless Patrick county
shall have given an unprec edented wing majority.
Fourth District.
FLUvANNA.-The Enquirer has the following complete
mr. irom tb ia
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CARDS FOWLER, merchant tailor, returns bis hnnss 10
hs old customers and respectfully oets eontpa"nceo OF
tsr.s,sd l2-dlw saawu
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COMBINATION OF the four celebrated
ments, stone McCoum's New Orleans, The National
Sucknsy's) with magnificent stud Of
ponies and treble OF Equestrian and Dramatic
win exhibit Washington city the lot OF Birch stable
Wedne day Tburrdny Friday October 29th ot and 3
~ and O'Clock,
will
alton which, will be with equestrian dramatic,
and olympian gems OF La Haute Ecole.
JENNINGS the exquisite wit and humos, and
MAY the celebrated contemporary OF Dan Rice, the
clowns OF this quadruple establishment
Equestrian Manager w IL stout
Leader OF the Band ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gnu
sdni.siou cents only 24-d
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ID UsSEf. SMITHS Panorama OF tho Holy Land VIII
IL Temperance "Wednesday evening, the 2'h
slant, st7S O'Clock. 100 !,
Also specimens of Chinese paintings and variety o.
tic costumes selected by gentleman Of who has
several In the Celestial Empire, Oct as-dn
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Stocks are dull,

Stocks are q uil, II. NJ 5l.#.#
Flour is dull at 81, Tor state brands. Rye nour and
corn ZEAL are unchanged Wheat is hmer-saes OF red
at 10 50 cents and white ut 50 81 cents. Corn has de
cnued-saes OF yellow 60 There IL change
notice Ia provisions groceries Wbskey steady ~
cents
young man named Henry W, Carey set upon last
night by crowd OF dissolue young men at the corner OF
18Th aud Shippen and stabbed In several pisces.
from the eli OF which he In very short time died
lanes McFaden was arrested and brought before the in.
auest and the evidence against him being strong he
committed flr murder The dispute originated 10 the
rivalry between the ire companies. ##rI
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On Instant EDWIN X, son Of Dr. 8. C. and Ess
Saoor aged IS months and % days.
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Stocks are dull, with a downward endenoy-sales of
Canton 66l, and Erie at 49,.
Flour easiersales of 1900 barrels % 81
SO s7s for State brands Rye -four, 81 81 Corn meal,
s33la 37s Wheat is hrmsales OF 600 bushels Gen
esee at 81 cents and 800 bushels Michigan whs 80
cents Sales bushels mixed So 81
Rye, 20 cents Provisions and groceries unchanged.
Whiskey, PA Eli cents. Gu #.. .E1-9-
Nothing been done indicate the effect Of
the forelg news. ....#t##
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DOARDING.-A large ard pleasant room is vscan
In boarding third door Thirteenth
Oct 9s-dA
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n~washinxton and Rockville Turnpike Com
will be held OF stockholders aud
construction of plank road the District line on
asngton and Rockville turnpike Tuesday O'clock
Temperance Hail. Persons interested respectfully
auest attend.
Dct2
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A Romance in Real Life.

The intelligent Paris correspondent OF the
s.. LOUIS Bepu5ltcan, gives the following
SprGhtly sketch OF u new actress who IS about
. make her debut IN PARIS. AMI who is GREAT
ing lnnanse sensation beforehand on account
Of her beauty and accomplishments -
This lady Is about thirty wears of ago, but
her life has already been varel enough to SUIT
The most gree ly romlncers. First, abandoned
by her mother IN the streets of PARIS, she beg
ged her bread from door to door, and sepi
wherever she could find shelter until by force
Of begging and sconoml.lng she purchased an
old second hand guitar, and with that she went
about singing half dozen Of the most popular
songs IN very courtyard OF the green city,
Her youth, for she was only thirteen wears of
aye, and the extreme loveiness of her child
like countcntnce, favored her greatly and sous
and often silver pieces fell at her feet whenev-
er she sang She had a small room in the 9TH
story OF Il house IN one of the most populous
quarters of the city, AMI there lived quietly
alone, coming IN as soon as it WAS ark and
gong out early IN the morning to follow her
business. One evening, about SIX months af-
ter she co n'nenceI the street singing, she was
sltungln her room studying ove- the words of a
new song, when she thought she heard gro,n
in the II Nt room TO hers. She did not know
her nelghbors at all, and indeed had never seen
my ut them, but she got up, went out and
shocked at the door of the room from whence
,le nov distinctly heard the groans repeated.
There was no answer, The little girl then ran
- the stairs and called for help; but few peo-
pc pay any attention to cries that come from
ne sIJh story, and the little glr waited in vain
ioi some one to como. When she found she |
was quite unhelrd, she returned to the door,
and turning the knob she found that it yielded,
ana moment after she vas in the room, but
IN complete darkness.
She ran back to her room, got light, and
returned, when a SIGHT met her ewes, such as
even she, who was accustomed To- misery had
never seen, TIE ojor of the room, in the first
place, was almost lnsuppotable p,es of rot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-31

The New York correspondent Of the Bur.
llngton Courier relates the following:
"A friend of mine recently ofn,-d , w,ra.
that his daughter, girl fifteen years old. wouIS
repeat fro n memory the entire cunteats o.. .ny
page IN any single copy OF the .\tle lort S.l;
w'thn t"enty-iour hours after It's puoIcat.or
You know of course, that this page. Is almost
wholly filled with advertise nen.s Consider
ln5 the want of Connection between .he para
graphs, and the number and VARIETY O.. the ad
vertlsenenrs, | thought might sil,y venture
V, so | selected the third page OF int DAVIS
ISSUE Imagine my astonlsIment however,
when the next day the talented youn- lady,
accompanied by her father, called upon ..e.
and repeated the contents of The entlre seyc.
columns, verbatim ei Aterattm. ! regara THIS
az = most remarkable instance of the u,1-.c
power of memory"
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SENATE
THURSDAY, 2, o. m.

=, thursday, z, P. m,
Upon the request Of Mr.. Hyde, the com
nittee on banks had leave to sit this afternoon
during the session of the Senate.
heports Of Committees. BY Mr.. Curtier,
from the Judiciary committee, in favor of a
oil relating to the settlement of estates, a sub
stitute for the original bill, III liking it cores,
pondlng with similar statutes in neighbornp
States; ordered to a Sd reading to morrow
By Mr.. Bltchelder, from the committee ON
Manufactures, in favor of bill Incorporating
the Bandon Iron car wheel Company, with
amendment that $4,000 shall be paid in be-
fore any debts are contracted, and that the pri-
vate property of members shall be holden lia.
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THE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

MONDAY, Oct. 20.
The Senate adjourned after attending the
morning service, a quorum of members not be
ing present.
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SENATE.

= q CLOCK, T. NJ.
The Senate passed in concurrenc, the bill
reIailng to SUITS against trustees aud claimants
being required to give costs.
HOUSE.
By the Judiciary committee against bill in
addition TO the alIenal on and murtraue OF the
Homestead, AS it contains no new provisions :.
dismissed.
By tn mmi'tee on Educa ion, against bill
in r. 4 ion 10 the division OF thu schuo money
for brnrii / districts " here scholars RON olh-
er dlsjIcls attend school di-rh ss.d. By TIA,
Gt neral committee, agtlI 81 bIt au.nr u ~ al.
torneys to sign writ and take rec gnlzaurrs
dismissed BY the committee on Road e. IN ft-
vor Of the bill Incorporating the Cnanpl in
the charter 10 the contr of tn Legislature =
adopted and bill ordered to third reading to.
morrow morning. By the committee on Edn-
Gallon, in favor OF the resolution providing for
the purchase OF WrbSrer's quartn dictionary tor
the u>e OF e sey'ra >Cho ! dislrirtS, as a sim
liar provision nas been successfully tried in
Massachusetts, and like measure adopted in
New York At the last session OF its legislature;
laid on the table.
Resolution. From the Sen,te, that the two
House. meet in Joint assembly N Wednesday
next. at o. clock p. IN, 10 rlt CT State Super.
ln,endent of Common Scnuo!s. a Superb
ent and three Directors of the State PRISON,
Commissioner of The Insane and Bank Com
missioner. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. J. 5. Lee.

Prayer by the Rev. ]. s. Lee.
Bills introduced and rctcrrel b. Mr. Craw-
ford, creating State Society for the promo.
ton Of Agriculture Horlicnt ire anl the Ar,
TO the committee on Agricnltura. Bv Mr.
Grosvernor, in addition to chap. 81 Of r. ).
empowering any number Of persons to form a
society for the detection of horse thieves and
the recovery of stolen property; to the Judi
cisrv committee. By Mr.. Smith Of Cavendsh,
in alteration OF sec. of chap % of K. S as
sessng tax of 30 cents on the dollar ior the
repair OF highways and bridges; to the commit
tee on Roads. BY Mr. Crawford, limiting the
time of election of Town Representatives al
lowing no person TO a seat who was elected af-
ter IL O'Clock of the night OF the second Tues
day in September; to the committee on Eec-
tons.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Stacy, that the Judi.
ciaty committee inquire into the expedlency of
so amending the law relating to the arrest of
debtors, that debtors residing Gut of the State,
may be subject to the same lmmunities and pr.
vileges as those residing in the State adopted
By Mr.. Green, that the Spcrettry of Stare pro.
cure the prlntln! OF 800 comes OF the Constl>
tuition ia pamphlet 10 IN, aud drpusit one hait
Of them IN The Library and the other hat in
the Department OF State; last but reconsider
ed and on motion OF Mr.. Crawford. land on the
table. From tie Senate, that he two Houses
meet in JOINT Assembly nn THURSDAY next to
hear the report Ut the Canvas>Ing COMMITTEE, Vt
votes for County officers and JUDGES ut Pro-
bale. Mr. Grandey offered AS an am.nI Inrnt
the substitution ut Tuesdty next, ln>tnad uf
Thursday; the resolution WAS alnenied 50 as
t" hear the report on Tue.ddy at , o'clock p
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hSNIFELlER, OCt. ~, 1901,
To His Hon. julius CONVERSE,
Pres'dem Of the SenIte Of Vermont:
NY DEAR SIR
The Secretary of the Senate has tIis day
communicated M, ~ the klnd-,I Terms, an
otlclal copy of resolution, adopted by Inat
body on tae Is h inst, br-tIwng upon me he
high honor Of their appreciation OF the manner
in which ! have Iern'med the durleo OF their
SecIetary tor the past eleven years. ! assure
you, SIR, that am wnolly unable to rxprr.-
the feeling OF gratitude when 50 unusual a
compliment awakenr, aud can only beg you
to inform the 5 enate tia | esteem tneir den =
crate approya a. the most honorable test mo
NAL that could be conferred upon me.
Since the constitutional organlzalion of the
Senate, in 1885 that body has had but two Sec
retarIes. ] take very great pleasure in saying
that whatever of accuracy and punclualty
may have displayed in the discharge of the ol-
ficlsl duties Of my position, is attributable to
my respect for, and attempted mrat on Of the
example OF my only predecessor, Norman w -
lams, Esq. The success which the very u-
nm Resolution OF the Senate fully warrants
m r claiming for my services AS their othrlal
gan, ascrbe no less, therefore, To the lntiu-
ence OF bught example, Than to that kind and
considerse feeling in the oenale, winch has al
ways hghlened lhe cares, aud made pleasant
aud easy the Responsibilities, of their Secretary.
am much more likely TO forger, ask you to
assure the Senate, this public and formal,
though loo generous, testimonial Of their appro-
baton and confidence, than | am To forget the
uniform and boundless personal kindness which
have always received al their hands, and to
which am greatly more indebted for the sc-
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The two Houses met in jont assembly to
hear the report of the canvdsslng committee
appointed to canvass the votes for county OIL
GERS and Judges Of probate. The report not
having been entirely read, and severa. Justices
Of the peace not having been elected, further ac-
ron was suspended until Tuesday next at 3
o'clock =. VI.
The two Houses then proceeded to the olcc-
ton of Ju iges of Supreme Court and Circuit
Judges, Librarian and Reporter of Supreme
Court
For 'hief Judge, Hon. Stephen Royce
elected uir I uoce
For lst Assistant Judge, lIon. Isaac F,
.eliieIl. rinL nnce
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. %, A. NJ.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and referred Bv Mr.. Royce.
to extend the charter and increase the captal
stock Of the Bank OF ST. Adams tn committee
on Banks. BY Mr.. Dewey, IN amendment of
an act relating to the Vermont Historical So
clety, appropratng room in the State House
for the Society and making it incumbent upon
The SocIety TO have an address delivered b f1
zach General Assembly, explanatory of It's OBJ
ect; 10 Committee on EIuca,lnn B, Mr.
Bailey, 10 paw se,ecmen oi EImrr4 for the su.
port OF LOWS Tucker $75 per year, 80 long 4.
me town OF Elmore snail support >ad Tucker
1t being on account Of injury received by MIN
while IN the employ of the State, on the ST, e
louse by Mr.. Keith, to pay WIN B'ah,rJ
the sum therein mentioned, beng for lo-srs
sustained IN drawing stone for Inc ate House;
by Mr. Seymour, to pay Russell Drnnsun The
sum therein mentioned, being for expenses ~
arrestlng fugitive IN New York, under a re-
cushion from the Governor; all to committee
on Claims. by Mr.. Currer, in reference To
Confession of judgment, amending sect on 4
CHAP lO6 X. -; confession shall mly upt,
ra'e against defendant, not against subsequent
attaching creditors Of same property to the
committee on The Judiciary. From the House
to annex part OF the town OF Weybridye To
Mddlebury to the Senators from Addison
county.
The following communication from General
ID. w. L. CLARKE, the former Secretary of the
Senate, was received and read, and on motion
OF Mr. Royce, II was ordered to bs spread upon
The Journal with the proceedings OF the Sen
ale -
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For III Assist mt Judge.
hOe nl nb 1r vi votes 235
y tceSSlry To 4 choice lis
Plerpolnt lSnan III
Daniel Kellogg ITO
Milo l. Bennett 1
Scattering 4
On me III ballot Pierpoint Isham was elect
:l.
The election of Circuit Judges was postpon-
d until Friday next, at half past = O'Clock, p.
VI.
Librarian.
George Nichols, piva uoce
Reporter of Supreme Co.rt.
Peter Il Washburn l25
Edwin Hutchinson SS
Peter I. WaShburn was accordingly elect
ed.
The Senate withdrew, and the House ad-
lourned.
a a. ~
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WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bile referred. by Mr.. Hyde, to incorpo-
rate tn, ilydevllle State Company to com
.nlttee on manufactures.
reports Of Committees. By Mr.. Seymour,
from select Committee, IN favor of House bill
10 ,nnex part of Weybrdge to Mlddlebury !;
pissed. BY Mr.. Seymour from committee on
Cain in favor OF bill to pay Russell Bron-
son the sum therein men toned, with an amend
ment making the act oniormable to the stat
ute; the report of the committee that con-
sidered the bill last yea was read, when, oil
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-30
SOL FAIL AND WINTER. 1850.
WOODS HOUSE n Co.

No. ST Main street, e dttna,
HAVE by recent arrivals added to their stock large
- and well selected assortment, OF Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing every thing and desirable in their
line Additions will be made from timr time Ill
the cIDse On pavisaton and they would solicit the
teniion Of purchases visiting the market An excellent
stock of shoes Of all kinds Va. be ioui Soi up III thii
deiphia, expressly for this market.
The following comprises portion OF then stock:
&, 10, and l2.i Ribbon bound Bed Blankets
Blue Greet, ard Drab Cloth do
White MacAnaw, heaSS -hd me =,
do do OF superior quality
Gray-mixed tnd white Shaker rlannels
Printed Flanhels all colOrs
Heavy-iwilIed, white and scarlet Flannrls.
Egh-coloreG French and English MeIinos
do NJ. Delaines and DamaEines
Plain and fig d Alpacas, all colcrs
Bombazine aud Canton Cloths for mourning
Rich black silks, plain and brocade
Silk Fringes and Velvet Trimmings
WOrsted Stusfs for Chldrens
Fancy Clotha and Cassimcres
Black Fir Cloths and doe-skin do
Satpets, Sleeps Gray ard Jeans
l0-4 bleached and brown Sheetinss
"A brown and bleached Shirtings
Irish Linens and Lawns
81 and IA btst Canton Flanncl4
Maddcr prints, blue and orange do
A great variety oil Womens and Chiidrcn's Hosiery
Kid, silk, and Cashmere Gloves
Needle-worked Cuffs and Collars
Housekeeping Goods in variety
Laces, Edgines and Bobbna
swiss, plain and Jaconet Musiils
Rich Bobnet:end Belt Ribbons
Ladies' and Cents silk shirts
Heavy SagOvia do
Tickngs, Suipes and Checks
Heavy CONF orts and WHISTLES
With every article usually kept in DRY GOOD stores
feeling confident that they able give satisfaction
in every way The attention OF the public IL respect
fully invited. september, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-30
PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING A DAKOTA LEXICON,
rder the patronage Of the historical Society Of Mi

FOR PUBLISHING A DAKOTA LEXICON,
Under the patronage Of the Hstcrseal Society Of MIN
nesofa.
The members O. the Dakota Mission having been
quested by various persons prepare for the
Dakota Iexic and Grammr, have made arrangements
for putting into the best form, for that purpose their
The Lexicon is expected TO contain-Ist, Dakota and
English-2d, English and Dakora-and 81, Grammar
of the Dakota Language; all of which, when bound to-
sether will make book of hundred pages,
small octave.
The Dakota and Eniisi part viii contain upwards OF
fifteen Thousand words no: including the oo9uc cases o.
nouns and the various forms verbs dependent ON the
Introduction OF pronous and pref sitiobs his VITA the
Grammar Is intended chiefly for the @nehl OK sucn per
sons as wish 10 form acquain, nee Phi-
losophical, Or pathological, with the Dak.ta e.
The English and Dakota part will be pre- are
for the benefit of the Dakotas themselves. 1t no. ca
pected by any that their will continue to se
spoken language Civilization passes onward should
encrcle them with It's blessings, the least of which
the English language and its literature. In giving
them facilities for acquiring knowledge Of language
only do duty. For the promotion of this part Of
the design, ii is expected that the American Board, will
Will be obtained from Literary Societies. and individuals
in the East, who feel interested in preserving adequate
memorials OF Indian tribes, and the means OF
fu comparison of their language.
But the citizens of Minnesota il is expected will feel
deeply interested in this publication, than those
who not brought into such proximity with the Da-
kotas.
1t is proposed by subscription within the Ter
ritory, $500. One half TO be paid when the work is
next; and remainder the delivery of the books to
subscribers. Fer every ~ SO subscribed, copy OF the
work, neatly and substantially bound will be guaranteed.
When all the expenses by subscription and sale,
the remainder of the edition, il any, will be divided
among the paying subscribers, according TO the amount
of their Subscription.
A receiving committee will be appointed for the differ
ent districts Of the Territory and subscription lists pre-
pared notice which will be given after the annual
meeting Of the Historical Society.
N. b. Minnesota papers disposed to subscribe, will
please copy.
Saint paul Z