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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-02
TO SOUTHERN ANDW ESrERy pooU
SELLERS AND MERC,uINIS

NALi4 Hane, ioo2 Books and Stationery at Whole
"aie. higgins Il Kellogg, Publishers Book.elers
otatiohers ana Manufacturers every variety of BaL
Books, . John street, corner Gold New YoIk iny'
ea rom merchants and booksellers examine The nric,
ana qualities OF their very large stock of
BLANK BooKs, MEMORANDUM AND pass uoors
Emoracins every variety needed; school and elastic,
books ct every kind used in schools and academic H.
schools. families and Sunday schools bbIes
books OF great variety and Sizes prices and
stationery Of every variety of foreign and dooa,,.
manufacture, all of which they pledge theInssIve. ~.
ply as low rs any other house in the trade '-i'
ooscap, letter paper and .lates at min prce.
New rsFk, July l. ''' - ~ ,T
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ENGINES. BOILERS n MILL WORN.
J. I. DOWDALL l. co,
Washington Foundry. St. L0uis. Mo.

81 HA\iNG one of he largest and best furnished -
II ADJUSTMENTS in the West. would call the
uoh on All persons interested, or IN want Of mill work,
10 the TACT that we have the largest If Pat
terms IN The city We employ the best o workmen, and
use the best OF iron in The OF work and
having been constantly increasing business for if
Teen years we Halter ourselves that have
erai satisfaction Engines Of oil sizes fitted up Iron
Frames, ready TO run.
Boilers and heavy sheet iron work Of all kinds,
ngs and wrought iron work of all kinds and from The
Dest patterns now III use, for saw and srst mills.
saw dust Burners, Cardine Mach mes. lchers. etc.
NhiiwTiShts can have work made suit their draw
fgs Terms, reasonable and particular attention paid
having the worn ready and shipped by the time ssrced
iupon.
we refer TO Martin Mower Esq Arcola Mills, or 10
ar r. X. Deisno, Saltwater; who using worn Of
our manufacture, for further Information.
May 81 1852, 6-;f
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c. BURBANK q Co. st. Paul. WI FAWCEy.r
Il Co, ST. Louis.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS co.

CONNECTING AT CALENA AND ST. LOUIS wIrH THE
AMERICA AND OTHER EXPRESS COMPANIES
IyvNO and from all the principal cities in the United
STATES, California and Europe, for the speedy trans
ortaon OF money and valuable packages collection al
dfas notes, bills accounts, etc. purchase and sale OF
|a kinds Of merchandise.
Agents-C. R. RICE & Co, St. Paul; OrIs WEsr.
Isl. Louis, j. BnooKEs, Galena.
n. B--Partcular attention paid 70 the Forwsrdipc
anu Noumtsion BUSINESS genera y 3-tf
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TEAS.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
pnhsCG aNryN S,sF~-.,
III. T. MCLOSkEX.

Grocer, Forwarding and Comnis
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No % leNce, Galena, H. The attention of BUYERS i
called TO my stock OF Groceries, Provisions etc etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos
TON New Orleans and 81 Lous, which in addition 10 m
iornleT stock renders my assortment complete sbaj
continue tn receive additional shipments from time u
ine, during navigation, thereby enabling me to have
Ifs hhd n STOCK throughout The season, and TO bo abb
lat all tunes fill orders at the lowest mark,, rates
The Receiving and Forwarding Business shall in eve
Try instance have my personal attention. nv which DIES
patch and care viii be guaranteed, and the expense
storage and Drayaee as much possible avoided
ieel assured that my facilities and long ea ps rience j,
the commission and Forwarding business, enable me Il
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce nm,
shipped to me for sale in this market Par
cuiar attention will be paid the purchase OF all anti
Giles not in my line.
j. Agent for Galens and IT. Louis ard Calen, AMI
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
ii. +. M'CLOSkEY.
Galena, April l, 1852. If
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NNnI\rE.u NIrt', 4. NJ -, - A't 10,
NOTICE
NolktE
10 the pasSen gers Of lie :. B. Cor. Rams

10 lTe pdgSeN ceTS q Ne s. 3. Gov. FamS6g
ard The trareiiiag pubhc geperaily
IA y AID after Wednesday the l2ih inst a comforta
" bic T. ). Mai. Coach vii leave Sauk Rapids 70
Fort RIPPLE, every Wednesday morning AT : o'clock
returning Ia time 20 meet the boat Sank Rapds ever
Natufady should there be passengers for The Fort
ttiWcdate points on tie arrival oi the boat lrda
afternoons, stage VIII leave on Saturday morning a
II o'clock, returning IN time meet tie boat on ed
hesGdN MORN lss Passengers viii be conveyed TO tn
iouse oil w L. Corhctt, near the steamboat landing
where they can be accommodated
J. w. CORBETr.
Sluk Rapids May !, 1852. III
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THE MINNESOTA REMEDY
ron CHOLERA MonBus pYsEsrERy, pIARRHGA, &c.l
"PESIGUAGOMlk,'

|TNDIAN COMPOUND ASTRINGENT AND TONIC.
TuNE materials Of this medicine entirely vegetable
Indigenous 10 Minnesota, and well known 20 the In
dfans b, whom they have been used from time immemo
iIial, With invariable success.
The Proprietor can confidently recommend this med
icne the public certain safe and pleasant
for Cholera Morbus Diarrh@a, Dysentery and all dis
eases OF the bowels. Ii affords almost Instantaneous
lief in cases OF gripngs cramps and ordinarily effect
IN complete cure in six or eight hours.
To Boatmen, Raitmen and Lumbermen, and all per
sons travelling the river this medicine invaluable
Our citizens going below, during the summer month
should not fail to provide themselves with il.
The "PeSisUdgOptft" must of course derive its rcpu
tatioD from the testimonials of those Who have mad
trial oil II.
u Please read carefully the annexed certificates
Prepared by T.. T. Ely, 81 Paul
And for sale at the Bookstore Of LIE DUO & ROHRER
and IT w. H. FORBES Minnesota store, at HICuCON
a. kELLOGGS Drug Store, and al JARVIS. st. Pau
$50, the Minnesota Bookstore S. Anthony; at Rus
Sses Sauk Rapids, and at Churchill Il Nelson = Still
water.
d D IL LII. Co.ts ~ Dill.
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AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL 4 co,
SLIGO IRON SIOHE,

lWAI feel that apology is doe IL the Public and The
w llinicr for not having advertised more. The
truth t. our large Winter StOCa well adapted
Ithe market that our customers gave Time 10 writ,
advertisements until il reduced that
worth while.
We WISH 20 to the Public that are about ouI
.1f Sugars; heighbors Rey Farmer however hav,
Ia good We have the other leading article:
!oi family groceries yeand among other things
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS ut $50.
few bbls Mess Beef, do Vinegar al per gal
on hbs Molasses, 40 cts; Tobacco % Cot
fee, II cts; IRON aud STEEL, NISES (rut those
}njcnpeIance ana extravaganza but NIlhisOus soiit
lOoI) Plonghs at So. Any articles have will be- sol,
small advance cost until the opening OF uayga
itOn when shall be on hand with Just what want
lei N the Grocery and Iron Line.
81. paHl, March II, 1852. AIT.
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MARSHALL g. cos
Grocery anu Iron Stor'


Nm connection with stock of sLIGo iRos, We
offer large stock of Groceries and Provisions. We
would call the attention OF upcomtry merchants, and
retail dealers generally to stock, which embraces
every thing Liquors excepted in the Grocery and Pro-
vision line.
We propose selling for cash Gslena market prices
adding cost OF transportation, and believe that Ve can
supply boarding keepers and families on good
terms as they can purchase below.
Our stock has been selected with that car
WARRANT lhe quality Of all articles sold by US.
CJGARS.-Common Brown, Refined, A, B and {
- Crushed and Powdered, by The barrel, at
MARSHALL a Co.'S.
MISUNDERSTANDING syrup, sugnr-house nm,
WI Plantation, at MARSHALL d Co.'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP, in lo-gallon kegs, fer lami
NJ lies, al NJ. y Cos.
COFFEE and 7 EAS, Of every Mad, at
kNhoUR--'aAper' Extra and 'aperane' n n q, CO..
ySORK--Clear Mess Just put up last week, snpe
H. nor article for families, ut . Cos.
a. ALT--ol every Kind and in any quantity, at
10 a Co.'S.
|GAII.--Linsecd, Bleached, Lamp aud Lard on, a,
~ NJ q COS
Sperm, Star aud Mould, at
~ 5Cos.
;NNTHITE LEAD, Turpeutine Putty, Whiting an
w IampblacS, at q Cos
}NNT INDOW Glass and Nails, Tobacco, Goldfish
Wv Mackere Butter and Cheese, Axes, Clocks, Cor
Baskets, cooking Glasses, Gro Ears, Buck Mts, Graf
Shovels, Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, log Chain
ooms, Crackers, AAe Heves, and almost every thin
that can be named including Flows and ftpperSauc'
Tor sale at MARSHALL s. Cos.
! saint aul, October, 1851. S-zs
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Mechanics Union Association,

Office No. !, Goodrch's Building, SeRINGFIELp, Mass
Nj. Is. DEAN, Presideat
WILLIAM PATTON. G.. G. MOOD, ,..
III. b. JUDKINs, >r""'ot" '0"'
TENllS Is an Association of Workingmen and others
lor the MUTUAL assistance OF each other in case o
ckuess or accident.
Ey the payment Of the following annual deposits YOU
VIII become Life Member, and be entitled weekly
benefit during life, If you should be disabled by soknos,
accident from attending to Your ordinary business
occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
to both sexes.
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REFERENCES.

=. Chouteau, Jr. & Co., New York,
Lorins, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray Keith y Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Valee, st. Louis,
James Carter Y Co, Galena,
SULLIVAN d Rood,
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4 ICE.
IN the day. OF Dives ice

the days OF Dives, ice evidently not in use o
II thar gentleman would have called for it, instead q
for drop of cold water: for only will il cool IN,
parched tongue OF tho invalid, but il will give life an,
ANIMATION TO all Iced water is alone fit for drinking
Ihen how can you keep your butter, your cucumbers
your milk aud cream and your fresh meat cool withou
icet You can have IT, every morning delivered to YOU
warranted sweet and fresh at very small advance on
the actual cost Of manufacturing, of
msT Uu) CHARLES SYMONs
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ID Excelsior, and for sale by " II NccloSKEY Z.
bOs Old Rye RED and for sale By
fdNOFFEE-35O bags Rio Coffee. reed per Golden Era
y ana for sale by HE MCLOSkEY.
Sv5yOBACCO-l25 bxs Virginia, reed and for sale by
Ii + MCLOSKEY.
L app HE MCLOsKEY.
Va app N'CLOShEY.
- ALERATUS-25 bxs Boston Saeratus, received ano
- for sale by Ii f MCLOSKEY.
d>E CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter. 4 Scotcl
9cO Ale, reed per Golden Era, aud for sale by
ap7 III M'CLOSkEl.
NUACKEREL-75 BIZ. No ], q Mackerel rec,
APP HF MCLoSKEY.
I,EHEA-l50 hf chests e Imp and Y II Tea received
n per Golden Era, anu for sale by
app MCLOsKEY
sEURRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, aud for sale by MCLOSkEY
bxs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
Il den Era, ana for sale b, IF MCLOSKEY
EIAlSlNS-250 bxs NJ Rasns reed and for sale by
h APP III MCLOSkEY.
8NATlNE-l50 casks Claret and White Wine, reed
w and fer sale by HF MCLOSKGY.
sDACON--50 casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
ID Bon Accord, Tor sale by HF M'CLOSkEl.
NNOLASSES-IO0 bbls reed ard for sale bv
24'l app IF M'CLOSKEY.
ENAN DIES-l50 bVs Star Candles reed per Wiscon-
~ sin and for sale by MCLoSkEY.
'TAR5o bb. Tar, reed per Wisconsin and far sale by
app MCLOSkEI.
ARD-50 bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
II for sale by M'CLOSKEY.
EDRANbY-oO casks Brandy reed per Golden Era.
A1 ana Tor sale 0y L MCLOShEI.
EA BOXES Pint and Quart Fla.ks, reed and for
w sale by III MCLOSkEY.
IIDER VINEGAR-Rcceved and for sale by
~ I MCL0SKEY.
ltUNNiE&-10,O0 600 Gunny Sacks, reed per Bon Ac-
~ cord, and for sale by HF MCLOsKEY
nRIED BEEF-l0 900 lbs Dried Beef, reed per Bon
~ Accord and for sale by HF ApCLOSkEY
ARANCES-5o bxs Oranges, received and for sale b.,
~ III MCLOSkEY.
LNoUR-50 bbls Extra Super6ne Family. reed per
Il Excelsior, and for sale by III McCLO>KEY
, o sale p by Leaf Lard e sscSs9T and
HAMS AND SHOULDERS--2O casks reed per Ex-
L ceisior and Tor sale ny HF McCLOSKEY.
MESS PoKK-3o0 bbs Oh hand and for sale by
4'A II + McCLOSKEY.
SoArI25o bxs Yellow reed per Excelsior and for
~ SAFE oy II McCLOSkEY.
CANDLES-l5O bAs Mould, reed and for sale by
- MoCLOSkEY.
CtREEN APPLEs-loo bbls in store and for sale by
McCLOSkEY.
SUGAR55 hhds Fair to Prime \. o. Sugar. reed per
~ wyoming and for sale by ~ McCLOSkEY.
GflGARS-lO,000 La Union Rcralia Cigars; 10 900 Ma
~ poeon do do 10000 Washington do do; 10 cool
'loomers do DO; 5000 Tres Maria do 5000 Union dol
dos 1000 La Luna do dos 10000 La Almeina do do /
|0oo La NacioDal 90 de- 5000 Principe assorted do re-
ceiVcd per Wyoming and for sale BY
mh20 HF MoCLOsKEY.
CHEEsE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese. REGAL
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale by
ap3 IF McCLoSKEY. |
a NLASS-3o0 bNs assorted sizes Window Glass reed!
u per Excelsior, for sale by HF McCLOSkEY
Ats-s'5 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior, and for
sAe oy nh2s McCLOSkEY.
n ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale nv
~ aP<'-f-Zu MCLOSKEY.
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AYERS CHERRY Et,TOR

1bio urivalled cure for coughs, colds, hoarsness
II bronchitis, whoopng- cough Group, asthma and
consumption now too well known require any cert
Is constantly kept for sale at Hchcox 4 Axtells
""'iV I2-tf
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT,

VHE subscriber having been appointed Agent for tn,
sale Of Louisville Cement, " Ill keep large suppl,
Oh b and and viii be sold AT a small advance from Man
uaCturers prices Ii. +. McCLOShEY.
Galena, March %, 1892.
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kEY 81 FARMER,

@HANE TO offer Il large variety Of new, choice goods
IN their line, including stock of sugars of yaron
quaities; also lot of prime w. r. cheese also th
best stock OF crackers and soda crackers ever offered
this markets for sale very low. iy29-tf
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AMERICAN MILLS.

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for tn
above Mills viii keep constantly hand supply
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior TO my foI
oid in this market ii. f. Met LOS EY
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THE SAINT PAUL.

A sEx~r This superb new steamboat, nearly o
lg,-~t--1S!Ie the size Of Tie kcokuS Packets ans
-: - With accommodations equal to III,
ia -rsTL&1 best boats on the rlver, wi be IN tht
Lreeular Galena and 81 Paul trade tae ensuing season
naAIlG two trips pei week, II possible. The SAINT Pau
a~iil be hard To beat. The OF arrival and depar
tre Of tins boat viii be ANNOUNCED soon as regular
4 rips ara commented. VI. K: HARRIS, Master.
Feb 81, 1852.
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, purCh3sing tHeIr goods mere. An
5stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
The following articles comprise part of my stock:
Mefrimac prints, Embroidered dresses,
ICoCheco DO Irish linens.
Union do Cap netts,
USpragucs do Laces and edgings,
PHI. Aliens & Sons prints, Embroidered collars
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons
Sliickor, styles, Artificial flowers,
Heavy brown sheetug, Band boxes,
- shifting, Ladies arcy bonres,
2Fne :" Florence braid g
Brown drilling, Misses
H. bleached mtsiin, Fancy bonnets,
~ aud IS " Bonn ct riL ons.
Blue driilnss, Cap and silk ribons
GOtis denims, Parasols,
9Falls Co. =" Umbrellas
Gable twists, Linen table covers,
Hamilton ticking, Union
4Amoskeag Worsicd
prom checks, JaQuald diaper,
HCrash and diapers, Ladies miNeG hose,
BBrOwn linens, white and black hose
Brown linen drillings, Misses
Hkertucky jeans, mix ed h Use,
PLAIN and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hose,
Fancy cassimeres, Silk pocket hdhts.
USatinetts, Turkey req
lansastcf cinsha,ns, Linen camI'c @"
XSCotch ladies hid gloves,
Muslin de LANES, Isle thread gloves.
2 Barge de LANES, cotton
: Plain barsges, Misses
HPortsmout lawns Mems
p pI:; q isle thread gloves,
81 ara hsured sihs, kid gloves,
SColOred grapes, Silk cravats
8Crape hsses, Summer shawls,
W hIte Illusion, Linen thread,
HCoored Cotton
HCheck Cambrlcs, Spool thread
q iconett " Knitting cotton,
HSNyiss and book muslin, Needles pins
yBishop lawns, Percussion cans
&iopIHs, Bralas. >uspenders,
Tapes. steel pens Peal buttons
q fhimble>, razoTs Agate
8Rzor strops, Coat and vest buttons
2Iiooks and eyes, Pencils,
iolm strings, Gold pens,
' ohn BOWS, Tea and table spoons,
ioiinS Table cutlery,
s3Noty conbs, Pocket knives,
HBack Scissors and shears
&Sjie Tuys Ac
Riding
TEAS.
81 Dung Tyson, Gun powder,
Stmpcfir, Black
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
v BOOTS AND SHOES.
q Nehs mp boots, Womeus' morocco ties,
thch " Jcm Lind,
cal gal;crs d J-2 d.
RWomens' kip bootees, Children's shoes
q Misses !" Boys brogans.
HWomens' enameled Mems
HMis~es' caitcrs
4Womens' morocco bootees, pumps
buskns
Misses palm leaf hats, White shirts,
DO " Flannel -
Mems lrehcrn
j. A. PACKARD.
1Oi Main street, Calena, Ill.
"alefa march 9TH, lo5I. Soft
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stem to sisrn during the winter, has again taken hei
uar place the Upper Mississippi trace between 81
Louis and 81. Peters and all Intermediate landings TIM
tbOat Is Well kOwn on this IiVer sld heretofore he
socers and determined that cver effort shall
sDe made their to The comfort sut
3Sacty passengers AMI tll satisfaction shippers
Jhauanl Tor past tavurs, hope 10y attention
10 business TO merit a Continuance Of the same.
For tiei.ht or Passage, apply oil board.
agcAts az St Iaul-C. L. Tracj and VIM Constants
1T
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND MA,
CHINE SHOP.

FEKGV Us . 70 ID CO.,
Of Steam Engines Water
4v1 Wheels, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws, Horse pow.
ers job work, etc, etc AL orders promptly executed
Rock Islsnd, May ], 1859 5-tf
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.

Mems calf, grained Kip and thick Boots and Brogans
boys and Youths DO do, womes' call, Kip goat enant
eod jenny Lind and KID Bootees Ladies' goat hid tnt
enamelled Buskns Ladies' fancy cord Caters and hal
Caters aud Buskins of every quality and price. FIJI
and complete assortment of the different les Of Mis-
-. Iol Arn,..,
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CLOTHING,
SPRiNG SNLES. 1872.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of navigation
Il large and well selected assortment of British
rench and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tc
Eand TObocco AMI great variety of fancy articles Nhic
Twill be offered to the trade lower prices than the sam
&styles have usually sold in tins market And woul
8sggcst 10 purchasers who have formerly visited ohe
Enarkets that much time and expense be saved b.
Spurchasing their goods here. An examination of M
stock and prices is respectfully solicited.
foil rid
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BUTTS AND SHOES.
Mems & boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do DO shoes Ladies cutters,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,
consisting of Teas, Cofees, Sugar, Rice Sugar Hous
5Molasses, Sperm Candies, Dried Apples Peaches, Soap
Tobacco, saeratus, Starch, Goldfish, Mackere China
Emon, Nutmees, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware. Consisting
! Tubs ard Buckets, Wa,hboards, Clothespns &c. Al
4ior sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods
his storenext door To the Pioneer Office and bookstore
N. b. Large supplies Of Flour Oats, Corn and Pota
Stocs always on hand.
= November, ISL. lift
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GENERAL NnLER.--Cien IiIlcr. creole, died
at New Orleans, week h. fore last. lie was a con-
spicuous actor in the Of 1872, aud MS ingenuity
and daring helped To save that city. He wa take,
prisoner by Col. Thornton, Of The British army; was
confined ia Ioom and escaped and told JACK sou OF
the approach o, the enemy, which Vas unknown be-
fore. Jackson, therefore, escaped surprise, and bv
putting everything IN fighting order, preserved the
.ame and proiety Of New Oileans
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ENIGRANrs Or THE RIGHr SoRr--A Gonna
ny OF nearly tya hundred SyyeIes, boaqi for W,scan
n, passed through the city Yesterday, there were
nae wagons carrying the females and goods, follow
ns which cam The n.en equppei with musllets anl
hearing a banner, bearing the iuscri, ton, .sHai
Columbia, Land OF the Free We vii, be no bur
den 10 nissachusatts.-T Pos Fr
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Chfdp CGsa Sf0re, for SuDl8ler Trade.
l.. FL liERTON has now received and orened hi
autumn winter stock, prsing of the best
selected nssortments Of Ready made Clothing Prints
ISaetS, Boots, shoes, Fancy Goods, Sc ever brought
flo Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and Others visiting IT. Paul to pay him visit, he is
4determed to retain the name which his establishment
HAS so long held, of "Cheap Cash Storer
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klLpte LII Af--i man lvdpcG from the s.i$DcI
sioh Dldgr, INTO the middle Of Nlarals river o,
Monday last, Tor the entertainment ui crowd Of co.
pie. Owing 10 strong current Of air under the bridge
he was ua5ie 90 retain perpendicular rostien an,
he struck the water upon his back. He was able Il
swim to boat waiting fof him, but THINKS he vii
decline any tu.tler ica's Of the kind.
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Table Of Rates, no. 2.
NESTERN ESCES.

His ENcelency, AUSTIN 4. KING. jefferson City. No
Ills ENcell.ncN, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT Indianapolis. Ia
His EActlencN, REUBEN WooD, Columbus OHIO
His ENceliency, AUG. c. FRENCH, Springfield, Ills
EN-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, indianapolis, la.
Hon. John W. Davis, Carlisle, la.
Hon. Geo. w Julian, Centerville, Ia.
Prof. :. VI. Smith. Nj. ID. Columbus, Ohio.
ST.. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers X Knapp, Editors Mo Republican
Geo. *. Buad Editor st. Louis Inteigencer.
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much as he imsgines. Ifthere were, Great
Britain. which has far the most exPlndei
Credit Currency, ought to be buying her
Irou Of France, Spain OF Germany, and eN-
porting Gold in payment; while In fact she
upderseHs Them all, whether you value the
Iron in Geld, Bapk-Of England Notes
Wheat. or anything else. Besides, from
1853 = 1859 We had scarcely any Paper
CuIrelcy ztal in his country, yet the sue
ton Of Specie outward from our ports to pay
for Foreign Metals, Wares and Fabrics, was
even stronger than itnow Is. According to
B.'s logic, We ought then to have been drain
ing England of her Gold by the sale TO her
Of cur Grain and other staples, and driving
her Iron outof the open markets Ofthe world.
No: our friends theory does not account
for "a the facts. I'd. Iri0.