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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

5 NoDEL OUN.-There are some animals that
c1a i've Others that, Ike the toad, live
for Jcss IS said, enclosed in solid rock with no
appaea. means of sustenancc, 90 for months with
au emit, ;on,ch provided that in great while
thev cav .prgc themselves with an anaconda-like
Inea; e'iuors are thought, apparcnily to possess
hN- %trniFt n western contemporary, however,
sroUi. th0 r,e, and thus talks to lis patrons:
" agoi.s cAanot without whcels boats with
oat stram--oull-frogs jump without egs, Or a news
papef be cari,d OH, everlasting time more, no
thaa DO eau wag his tail when he has none. Our
subs ,Ilisis all good, but what good does mems
goo4.c DO. when it don't do YOU any good, We
haya:p ton1t every thinks that all have paid ex-
cept bim, a9I as a clever fellow, and his is
such hte matter, it will make no difference.
would n0t ere if il were confined TO dozen, or
hundred eases; but when the SLOW fever sezes most
ali, the complaint is almost too general. As the bull
frogs said, RS fun for you bat it's death to u.s."
We learn that the chestnut crop is very large this
wear. The woods, at comparatively small distance
nom Boston, filed with them, and bushels are
rot,ing under the trees. They be purchased in
she coup, eady for transportation, we are told at
rs cen.s'ser bnshel. In market, however, they
are sold At 81 per bushel.--fBoston Jour.
The Scientific American, saws that camphor has
been discovered to be antiiote TO that terrible pos.
0n, str Gimme,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

II. q. SANFORD,
I'd ESP ECTFJI.t.A bows Ia the saint Pam public
4 invites their attention hi- new store neS
door east of the Pcs;-o0ce on Thsreot, where they
DRE-tOODS.
of every description, including Rao tncLOrIs S,TI-
NETS, JEANS, CAsSinEREs, TwEEDs, Drills, VII
VETS, |EsrINGS, SHIFTING and SiEETlNG, MUS
Inns and I.wNS, HDKTs ami CEAvhTs,
GLOVES, IlosteRy, BROWN and WHITE
LINENS, LAcEs, RIBBONS, LoNG and
SQUARE sHAwLs, bonnet TRIMMINGS, ALPACAs, THiBBT
CLoTus, GtNGu,Ms, DEIANES, SINS, WooLES
YARN, PRINTS, in great variety, Thread, Ed.ng
Winter siuhs. Tor men and boys, Under
shirts. kuit and ElauIel Drawers.
Buck a!.a Yarn nttcns, sc.
His stock Of goods very large, embracing all the
rich styles ct the and variety of staple
Goods Every person can here find just what he wants,
and al prices which sii thc most rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article VIII
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description, me MP expressly for this market
aud for this season, constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and 10 sae Without. lie has complete assot,-
nIcnt of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part of Oh H. SOM Young Tyson and Hldck
| Teas laguira, Java and Rio Co'ccs \. u, trIshcd
Nutmes, tssa, Rice, RI!sin>, >alcraf, starch soap.
Chewing ana smoking Tcb ,cco Candles Oil, Fish etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, hcautifn and approved styles for ! a'"s ard
misses; Gents Congress Boots Cali do, OF the latest
patterns; Boy . ho"ts ai,i shoes, etc.
bats AND CARS, IN great variety
HARLOW ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut Saws, al sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; i!ait'rs, W.. Clans; Axes aud axe
hrlNcs, SC, tcs scacs and >athes shoves, spaGes and
hoes wrought and cut nails locks .tches ANA bolts cut
tlCry, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety
PORK and E'LCI /. constantly Oh hand, Ia large
quantities.
Mr. andfors stock is large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly ia uncr To keep his
conf irte He is determined tn sell lis goods for r.a
pay cheap they be purchased elscw here. Give
HIM n call. November, 1S5l-3-3py}
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
FRUIT TR EES, SHKUBBERY n SHADE


Undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
u DESTROYS of Ornnmcntirg their grounds to the cat
aloguc OF Messrs. John Sigerson Il Brothers. old and
experienced Fruit Growers aud Nursery men; havin.
purchased and shrubhcry from them for several
years, recommend their be such rs repre-
scented. Their fruit trees graft of the best and
most improved varieties, and daptcd TO northern ia
tubes
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
WHiTEEY.S GALLERY OF DaCI Err
K t,OCNPE%,

FyvlIE subscriber having recently made great improve
ments IN the arrangement ni hight Ia ,is gallery end
having procured the latest improved APPARATUS, which,
together with his before very superior stock, makes the
appointments OF lis Gallery equal not superior
the West, IL prepared tn c>ecute paeUerreo pc
iikeuessfs III stS le unSura.sc ed bv operator.
Life il uncertain, and persons in health should de-
lay moment M procuring of these
of lie, which. under the IRVING circumstances
Of ii final separation of friends. price purchase
Miniatures taken IN weather, and neatly in lock
cts Plus, rings bracelets canes large variety Of
which Kept CONSTANTLY hand, and patterns
being constantly received. All are rcsgect uly invited
to call and examine specimens
ST Paul. Aug. D. 1851. left
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
W ALL PAPER. WALL PAPEK!!
ATTENTION ALI!
And IN SmOkpvS ESnac;alI

ATTENTION ALLM
And TO Smokers Especially.
lust received very large stock of the best BRAND
- Cigars, amoug WATCH are the following
1000 Ell Sol Regalia Cigars.
1000 Union Sc
logo Fixed Star -
1000 Programme
1000 Couquesta -
1000 La Gota Milar
5000 Star Principe
1000 La Flora
5000 Small Regalia
Also Caddy's Tin Foil and Yellow Bank Tobacco
Cali and examine For sale wholesale and RETAIL cheap
for cash by w. 5. COMBS
Oct.2l-s7-tf Nearly opposite ths American House.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

EtDWAkD STEW AKT, HriCklattr and Architect,
Il thankful to the Cit6us OF ST Paul, for favors since
he commenced business, wo aid cfuy inform the
thn he is prepared contract for and stone
brick buildings, and furnish materials frclurcd. fair
IIavu. permanently settled in 81. Paul, be
liz lis share OF public patronage. Drafts and srecihoa-
lions furnished GA reasonable terms.
EtriCrs for work left The store of II. Ga Sand
ford the Post Office. win receive prompt attention
July -. I1tfl EDN ARD STEWART.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
NEW GOODS.

GLASS and Queens ware, just rec j loo doz. tnn.bers
u varou, kinds For sale at the -. PeUl Quccus
Store (jyc) X. MARVIN.
u AMPS, Globes and Chimncys, for sale hv
- H, Il. MARVIN.
a boz. Fruit Bowls, just reed and for sa!c ny
~ Tvs u. MARVIN.
TO DRUGGISTS and Nodica. mcn--e doz. tincturcs
l. and saltnoutl,s for sale by Il. MARVIN.
= DOE assorted casors and 90 dos cruots just reed
- and for sale BIZ r. MARVIN.
Oh boz. salts and q doz fruit plates and naples
~ " just reed and for sal. BY II. MARVIN.
S DOZ. syrup and doZ soda coblets sale by
" GS X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queonsware, just opened al the
"a 81. Paul Queensware Store by
D6 X. MARVIN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

BOOKS FOR CATHOLICS.
vANIE Golden Annual book Of surpassihg in
Il teIcst
Blank books for Journals or Diaries. Legal cap pa
per for lawyers, they need il. New novels; the
ciating OF the times. Animals for 1853, Of every
emission at the Iedgers, Day books and Jour
nails PACED with type. Cutlery, of choicest workman
ship. Gold pens rquets manufacture, the only reli-
able gold pen cNt,nt. Gloves of choicest fnrs Fcah
busters; show of a great variety Of des-
criptions Chess-mcn, Backgammon boards Dice ant
Dice boxes Portmonics, card cases, COrneian ri gs
Shaving implements and materials Violin and Guitar
strings Ladies bail head dresses Tooth brushes, Combs
Patent inkstands, and head brushes also tn sand and
other articles which will show 10 those who
will dc rs the pleasure Of call.
COMES.
4-29tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
THE STONE STORE.


n ". SIMPSON,, corner of Third aud Roberts streets
- has inst received an entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots IL Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware
Queensware, etc. Furniture large stock, Farm nipple
nents of all kinds etc etc. To which he invites the at
tcnion OF purchasers.
June b. ISll (I0l
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
PIANO EORTES

M have received, direct from the turer in
w New York two of stodiard's Celebrated Piano
Forcs, which the musical public respectful, in vcd
TO cali and cNanne Oar prices reasonable, and we
are prepared To give very reasonable terms.
octli-26 IEDUt n EOI}RER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned, having entered into Coy arner-
l. ship under the name of Prentiss g. Mubon, for the
purpose OF prosecuting The business OF their profession
Builders, would respectfully represent to the citizens 81
~ Paul, that they are prepared TO furnish materials
bniid and complete Buildings Of any descriptions finnish
panS aud estimates; and give satisfaction for the faith
FIJI performance of whatever business may he entrusted
10 their care Office al their residence the American
| House. N G.. PRENTISS
oct6-25-y J. w. MABON
u Reference TO MeSsrs. Rice iIonshead n Becker,
| Rodney Parker, Chs W. Borip, Hon. II. IL. Shle,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

HANG YOUR DOORS!--Now is the time if Won
want To keep the cold out, buv Locks Latches
Butts, Screws, Bolts, ETC., which fast selling rs low
| as ever, nj
Nov ll-3e-3t The st. Paul Hardware Store
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

4 LARGE assortment of Clocks Of the best manufr-
IA tnre for sale lower than he found in this Terri
tory elsewhere ut ll0l RObiNSON'S jeweir, Bazaar.
RRAtEfET and Cuh Fins of every desirable style
kC and al the lowest prices At
ROBlNSON'S Jewelry Bazaar.
LNOR THE LADIES-A beautiful assortment Of Fans
H for sale cheap for cash nj
ROBINSON'S JeweIry Bazaar.
lNOiD PENS. n large assortment of the best manu-
~ factire for sale at the lowest possible prices at
KOBlN SONS JeWeIry KaZaar.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.
M ). COMBS has the pleasure to inform the citi-
w zens Of -. Paul and vicinity that he has lust
made very large addition his stock of Books and
Stationery, aud invites the attention OF the reading COM
muny Ga Gull ard examine his stock and prices feeling
assured that he can sell low the can he pro-
cured for ia Galena ST Louis. Ny motto is 'sguok
sales and small profits, and trouble to show Goods
AT the FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
octIi-26 Nearly opposite the American House
W ALL PAPER WALL PAPER.!
w 5. COMBS has just received the largest and most
w complete assortment of Wall Paper that was
ever brong, Ia st Pau 10 which no invites the atten
ton of those in want. For sale cheap for cash the
Octl4 FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the rcgnlr OF the
~ Probate Court of Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
ntory, will be holden the first Monday OF every
month respectively at O'Clock A. NJ, at my Office iii
the town of ST Paul
4c-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate of Ramsey CO., Min. Ter.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings. finger rings gold lock
IL cts, card cases port monnaies, etc, etc, AT
ju24-l0 ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar
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>.
Co. OF 81 Anthony, will open yard !,
can be stocked i'll the and Of the SLIGO IRO
STORE, and will keep complete assortment white
pine lumber From the central location of the yard
lumber can be delivered In all parts ef the more
conveniently than from any any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly flied and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited BY keeping
good stock of lumber carefully sawed from quail
y of logs by the themselves the
scriber hopes to receive a share Of patronage,
Iu s. 1852 WM. X. MARSHALL, Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agrceble and useful compound for diseases Of the
IN chest and nngs-Gcneral Agents, barnard, Bro. &
Co., ST. Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ma; at st. Paul. by j. w. Babcock, Iitchcox d Kellogg,
and VIM Constans; at ST. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VHNIiE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
II PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last. The number issued up July LIST
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured. SlIt6,307, 90.
Premiums received, 32.0l5 a..
Business ~ conducted upon both The STOCK and Mutual
plan, aud the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is "
erced IN taking risks and hazardous property i,
refused.
IL he undersigned is prepared to Issue Policies III on
either plan, in either department.
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, Agent.
st. Paul. Aug. 81, 1c5l ie-tf
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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FANCY GOODS.

UOArlER mache work boxes and ink stands; pearl and
IL papicr na.le card cases; China and papier macte
card Baskets fancy inks pin cushions ebony lights GEN.
temen's dressing cases etc For sale by
ju2i LIE DUO & ROURER
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
GROCERIES AUTHORIZATIONS.

VHNtE subscriber has just returned from helow with
large ami well selected stock Of Grocerie and Pro-
VISIONS which he Offers wholesale and retail the low
est market rates for cash. and would respectfully tie
the attention OF the citizens of 81 Paul the sur
rounding country 10 examine his stoch and prices before
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
BOOTS ~ SHOES.

n HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek SlaYc.
4 large assortment of NEW Boots and Shoes prccsei
fitted to this market. The stock and work of thcs
excellent Prices very low.
Oct7-tC !. l.. FL IlERTON. Third street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
%y-A I offer property situated IN the town =
ls.sE ! of Saint Paul, and in lis iHimedi- -
lNl&Aatc vicinity, for sale low for cash. ss<
The terms are such us do not often present a
L hpI Inf taIi Ia i

l.lSAae vicinity, for sale low for cash. fs<a1aExA
The terms such us do not often present ~ E"kS
themselves 10 the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houscs aud several lots OF land, in n >+>>z1.>
central part of ST. laui, with abundant supply Of excel
lent water With this property VIII he sold, about ten
land, covered with large and thrifty growth of
wood
have also for sale number Of five acre lots with
growing timber them. situated or, and in lo inlc-
diae vicinity Of public roads aud not mile iroIn
81. Paul. The above property viii bc sold such Ow
terms for cash, that the purchaser Immediately sell
again at advance.
For sale time prices i'll be proporiauahlv higher
Apply to henry A. LAMBERT, ,l.ird street corner
Cedar or T. r. IOlT, st. Paul. li-iy
kITTS0N'S ADDITION TO ST. paul.
vtNftS desirable ground ing ip the ccutra and
a advantageous part Of the basin al 81. Paul, wlrr:
inevitably he The principal river business al The
town, and aiufding also choice aud delightful Lots
the upon the bench. for dwelling boises
ed into Lots and offered for sale with titles
disputed and indsputahe, at reasonably low prices, ana
upon literal terms al credit, tor most of the purchase
money and Lumber far building bots sold in the adj
diiiCn, will he furnished the rotary s'twll, ca>y
terms. CHARLES II. OAkES,
Agent Tor Projectors.
ati Jylv
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
WATCH REPAIRING.

II tIKoNoMoIER, duplex, horizontal aud vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted The
subscriber will give his personal attention the nice
iid important branch ct watch repairing, aud the
rons neat and intricate departments the Jewery l-
sess and hopes by strict attention the wants and
WISHES Of his customers, ia their approximation aud
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON
Matchmaker and JcweIer.
ST. Paul, April %, 1852. 1T
lust received, large assortment of Clocks chca,,
- ior cash. at ROBlNSON'S Jewelrv Store.
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f. ATTY McCUNE, & Co., Mississippi Foundry,
" Main ST., bet Morgan and Cherry, Manufacturers 81
.tai engines, MIL machinery, Steam Dcr snh sheet
iron work, lard tanks coolers, tobacco, oil and mil
-r.l:.. ais. Lras.HA and hlncL sIIitILil.m.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
OFFICE FURNITURE.

NEWSPAfER Files, calendars post Office boxes ps
~ eiit air tight and pump ink stands; round, paral
ana na' rniers, bronze; plain and fancy paper elias,
iron ana fancy glass paper weights; portfolios de
knives. etc. For sale by LIE DUO a. ROIRER
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-12

DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELL1NGToN.-The
Foreign news announces the death of the Duke
of Wellington. Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of
WELLINGTON, son of the Earl of Mornington, was
born in 1860, and was in his S4th year, at the
period of his death. Few names have been more
renowned in history, than that Of the "Iron
Duke" and few men have lived so long engaged
in the active affairs of life, or of events of such
a momentous character. He entered the Army
as an Ensign, in his 18th year. In his 2lst
year he was sent to the House of Commons. In
five years from the time he entered the service,
he had reached the command of regiment
without having seen any active service. The
first service he saw, was in India, against Tippoo
Sultan, where he speedily rose to the rank of
Major General. Next he was engaged in the
NIahratta war, which he brought to a successful
close. In the Peninsular campaign in Spain
and Portugal, he did good service for his country,
against France, and received the title of Baron
Douro, and Viscount Wellington, for, fighting
the battles of Talevera, and the Douro, against
Soult. In 1915 he, with Blucher, fought the
battle of Waterloo, which destroyed Napoeon's
power in Europe. He has held the higest civil
offices, in the gift of the Grown, and had pen
sions and honors showered upon him, such as no
other person in England probably ever received.
His policy, in political life, was always to cling
to old institutions and systems as long as they
could safely be maintained, and then to accept
the new. No name in the history Of England,
of the present century, has been connected with
more momentous events, than that of the Duke
of Wellington.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-12
A. HERBEMONT, Foreman.

RELIGIOUS MEEr1NG.-Rev DR.. Baker arrived
al this place on Saturday last, and has been faith
fully and efficiently ministering at the holy altar
day and night ever since-preaching with clear
ness, zeal and eloqucnce such as our people have
perhaps seldom or never before witnessed. With
!; head filed with bible lore and varied learning,
he has tongue from which it all readily and
easily flows; but above all he has heart warm
and ever burning with the love Of his God and
his felow.man-a heart whose impulses add en-
ergy and enthusiasm to his eloquence, so that
the listener is drawn to him irresistibly by his
accents of persuasion, or overwhelmed with the
flood Of his denunciations.
He knows that man is creature both of In
tellcet and Passion, and therefore he addresses
himself not to the understanding alone but rous-
es the feelings, and puts the impelling power al
work by which hnman nature is moved to give
life and action to the convictions Of the mind
Slumberng thoughts and inert principles are
thus shaken from Iethargy into activity, and an
open demonstration is produced by the instru'
mentality Of true cloquence-an agency divine,
ly employed to effect on earth the high purpo'
ses of heaven The efforts of DR.. Baker arc like.
ly to be blessed here as well as elsewhere by the
conversion Of many. Some nine men most Of
them in their prime, went up as inquirers after
the Truth on Sunday night. DR.. Baker will soon
depart for Texas-Marion Star.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-12
For the Camden Journal.
OhifuarY.

Departed this life, the 10th September last at his
fathers residence in Kershaw District, Mr.. JOHN
CREIGHTON, aged about twenty.three years, after
short illness which he endured with Christian ortitude
having experienced the hopes ofa blessed immortality
as his end drew near.
He was inferred with due solemnity) in accordance
to the rules of the Hanging Rock Division Sons of
Temperance. Of which he was a worthy member. His
last words in the Division was that he intended by
the help of God to live and die Son Of Temperance.
The said Division Tin conference) have unanimously
adopted the following resolution
Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty Disposer of
events to remove much esteemed friend and Broth
er from Society we do agree n regard to- ms me,
mory) to the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. sasa
Resolved, That this obituary and these proceed
ngs be published in the Camden Journal and tl,ata
copy of the be presented the bereayed family
token of sympathy for their and our irreparable
loss. By order of tie W.P = ~
JOHN UssERY, R. $.
October I'd, 1852.
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no THE SICK.

diseases hronobto by ~ y. al
purity of the blood it widely and welknown fact
that WRIGH7FS INDIAN, YEGE74BLESPILLS
are the great PANA CEA. Throughout the, entire
South, these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both by private individuals and by the Medical
the unfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes is made
faculty Of our country Southern feVers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once; and
vided. e-1.2a e fo
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
al1s 70 satisfy the experiment shall cost hmnothing
IHos. D. WoRKNAN, Agent for Camden, sSs c., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants Throughout the coun-
try. fG7 . : .ITi6e aaS1y
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-12

former from the Sheriff Of Currituck, and the
latter from the Sheriff of Camden, being case
of a contested election. Col. Bower nominated
for Speaker of the Senate, tie Hon. Weldon N.
Edwards, Democrat, and Gen. John Gray Bynum
nominated for the same office, Col. Andrew Joiner,
Wing, Mr. Edwards was elected by majority
of three votes. The Hon. John Hill Of Stokes,
was reelected Principal Clerk.
In the House, John Baxter, Esq. of Hender-
son, Whig, was elected Speaker by majority Of
nine votes over the Hon. James G. Dobbin OF
Cumberland, Democrat. Six Democrats and
one Wing were absent, who, had they been pre-
sent, would have reduced Mr. Baxters majority
to 4.
The Legislature having organized, adjourned
to meet again on Tuesday morning.
Palm ito State Banner.