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THE ANNALS OF THE MINNESOTA HIS
TORICAL SOCIETY,

RE ready for delivery to all members of the Society
"A that have paid their annual tax 1851 Copies
be left at lie Dues Book Store. Those who have
not yet paid their annual tax requested call on the
Collector, MI W. q. lie Due, and pay the sum due
which will entitlc them to a copy of the Annals.
st. Paul, March 6, 1851. 1927
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X. MACKENZIE.

X. MACKENZIE.
IMPORTER OF WINES AND LIQUORS
Pine, East Of Second Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED in store and Offers
IL sale-?pipes Cogniac brandy, vintage.of
of very superior quality and favor:
20 bbls of old Bourbon whiskey;
do do very fine copper stilied Do
Is do do rey do, superior, MATT;
20 baskets IIcidsicck champagne, quarts;
Is do 10 do pinis,
20 DO GeisIee do quarts;
IL do Pefricr do quarts;
10 do Imperial do piDts;
10 do genuine Gordon Bleu do, quarts;
do do do do,pints;
ID cases superior sparkling hook;
9 pipes Meder Swan Holland gin;
Oiard, Dupuy Brandy, the sintages of 1886 10
1S49, in half, Quartee and eighth pipes.
Claret Wines of various grades and prices, in
wood and glass.
Port, Sherry; Madeira and Tenerife Wines, in
half pipes and quarter casks.
l5cescs superior spanish Liquorice Paste,
ST. Louis, Sep,l.
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ESTATE OF HENRY L. TILDEN.
Commi ssioners' Notice.

Commi ssioners' Notice.
NE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Hen
W ry A. Lambert, Judge of Probate for the county OF
Ramsey and the Territory Of Minnesota, commissioners
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons. against the estate of Henry L. Tden late OF
the of Saint Paul. in said county, deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
six months from the 18th day of March. 1852, being al
said court for that purpose. We d. therefore,
hereby give notice, that will attend to the business Of
said appointment, at the office Of Babcock Wkin-
son, on the Monday of May and August 1852, from
O'Clock, A.. NJ, until p. NJ. each Of said days.
CHAS. II. OAKES,
l.. A. BABCOCK, Commissioners.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
St. Paul, March Is, 1852.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

ASSESSED ESTATE. IN THE COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON, TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, REMAINING
UNPAID FEBRUARY l. 1882 ON ASSESSMENTS FOR
Oand
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w. S. COMBS,

W. S. COMBS,
Bookseller g. Nationer, St. Paul, MIN. T.,
Corner of St. Anthony and Capitol SITS,
lTAS made arrangements by which he will receive
subscriptions from, and will have forwarded SUBJ
scribers at the publishers prices, all
American Periodicals and Reprints,
British do do
Medical do do
Serials,
American Weekly Newspapers,
London do do
French do do
His list comprises upwards Of three hundred differ
ent Papers, Periodicals, SC.
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bbls winter strained lard oil % bXS. st. Louis brown
- soap; 10 bxs. candles; IS bAs. mould candles
bxs. sperm candles, for sale at, FARKlNGTON'S.
5 duff
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AT THE OLD STAND,
Third, between Jackson and Robert streets, ST.

II HAVE hand a stock OF Groceries, L;ouors
Pork, Flour, Domestic Dry Goods, Queensware, Ready
Made Clothing Hats Caps. Shoes, &C., will COM
pare favorably with any bought to this market
assortment OF Oueensware. especially, recommend
as the largest and best selected In the Territory Care
has been taken TO the latest styles to be found In
the Eastern markets. To old customers, and all 9TH
crs, would respectfully say, call and examine, az
determined TO sell low for cash, AMI close out my
STOCK by the opening of Navigation. This is 'sure
thing"
nov. 29-u. s. II, SERGENT,
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AUCTION! AUCTIONS!

THE auction sales and sales Tat the store Of r.
M. Spencer will 90 Notwithstanding the asser-
lions Of our neighbor Of the 'sslop shop corner"
"Customers are coming in every day who have bought
WET STATIONERY some where else, thinking that they
bought at BARGAIN, and who astonished to find
that we never keep DROP OF THE CRATHER. Houl
customers will drop in Monday Evening next, Collin.
will be on hand and in first rate humor, and will sci
VERY Low the remainder of our stock Of DRY GOODS
aud CLOTHING (not slop shop though,) at auction.
r. N. SPENCER.
March Is, 1852 1t
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Ar CHAMBERS, March IS, 1882
Charles Symonds,
Notion To dissolve Injunction
Daniel +. Brawey and on bill and
Alpheus G.. Fuller.
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TOWN LOTS IN SALTWATER.

Notice hereby given that the second Tuesday, the
the succeeding thereafter between
NJ and O'clock p NJ the Office Of the Register
Saltwater will sell public auction much Of each Of the above described
interest," and charges the unless the same be paid
JOHN S. PROCTOR,
Register Of Deeds, Washington Co.,
Saltwater,
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Dec. 6, 1851.
GRINDING.

CUSTOMERS with grIsts to grind, noaAsd that Z
~ cannot grind their wheat in satisfactory manner
until my mill Is rspsifsa. "I t'.-
Jan. 10, 1892. Xxx ffRHM.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!,

BOOkS! BOOkS!! BOOkS!
HAVING received large assortment Of Books and
Stationery, the subscriber offers for the nspee-
ton of all PERSONS large stock of School Books and Sta
tonery, together with assortment Of standard works in
every department Of knowledge.
SPELLING BooKs-Webster's Elemen-
tary and McGuffey's Eclectic.
READERs-McGufey's lst, I'd, Sd, 9TH
and 9Th.
GEoGRAPnYs-Smith's, Mitchell's and
Parley's.
ARIruMErIcs-Davics', Smiths and
Rays lst, I'd and Sd.
H1sroRYs-Willard's
ALSO-Works on Chemistry, Geolo-
gy, Philosophy, Physiology and Botany.
Paper, Blank Books, Ink, Quilts, Waters
Steel Pens, Sealing Wax and Envelops,
in every variety.
WIS. COMBS,
Corner St. Anthony and Capitol sts OPP. Am. House.
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WORLDS FAIR.
Lumber for Sale.

Lumber Tor Sale.
TINE undersigned wishes to inform the
i citizens of ST. Paul and its vicinity
that he is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, on jackson and Sew
enth streets, and is prepared TO fill orders
for all kinds Of Lumber Of any escription,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy. One half up, and the bal
ance on the delivery of the Lumber.
]. w. BASS, Agent for
st. anthony Mill Co.
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Dissolution.

"llE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith TO Charles
F. Tracy, who is authorized to receipt for
the same. All accounts and notes not set
tied on or before September, will be placed
in the hand. OF an attorney for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
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further order of the court, the costs Of
the motion to abide the event.
]. FULLER.
MINNESOTA FEMALE INsTITUTE

THE Trustees have decided to open the Junior Depart
Of the Seminary, the LIST Of May and the Sen
Tor Department on or before the LIST of July.
Instructors:
CHAUNCEY HOBART, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
J. q. R1HELDAffER, Mathematics & Ancent Languages.
E. D. NELL, English Lturature and NATL. Philosophy
French and Modern Languages.
EDMUND +. ELY, Vocal and Instrumental Music
MISS NARY BASS, Principal of Junior Department.
&" - IS Elementary Drawing 4 Needle work
Until the Seminary building Is completed, room has
been secured for the temporary accommodation day
scholars.
RULES OF TUITIoN-JuNIoR DEPARTMDNr,
Junior class, per term, $500
Middle class Sc 400
Senior class 90
SENIOR DEPARTMENT..
ALI pupils $6 with extra charge for music and French
For further nformaton the friends the institute arc
referred member of the faculty Instruction.
st. Paul, March %, 1852. 2S-tf
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.
IL books loaned from the Library must be returned by
"A the 18th Of April. No books be taken out
until the Library is reitted and overhauled.
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WE WISH 1T UNDERSTOOD.

THAT the Worlds Fair is place to buy Goods, not
withstanding the pompous parades made by neigh
bors. All Of thousand customers will certify to
this fact. NJ, CURRAN & Co.
March %. 1t
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Inter from Texn- and New.Mexico.

NEW.OMEANs, Tuesday, sept II, l,J2
We are in possession OF later dates from
Texas, and We gather the following Items from the
papers
A general call has been issued for m cx
TIA session Of the Lseisature
The Light House ut Indianola Is com
pleied.
The Cotton Crops Of Texas had suffered
from vorns end the rains but will nevertheless give
large yield.
Carayaiul was al Roma without means
or men wscg Tor movements TIA lnterio- OF Mexico.
Santa f. dates are to thu Both ultlmo.
Much ,xcitement existed the slbc. Of aud t,e' In
Rev NJ xco ard the cou'equer viii probably prove
serious unless GoyoInm snt inte-ieres
The III PasO Indians had seized Nc
Gofnn, upper ranch, aud killed nGmbee OF people IN.
cauped the Dr. DO.
The Mexican Commandante hat en-
forced the f ls-f goods Tor IN" Caihu 'us trade.
An iumeL,e stock would DC detleeda at h liso.
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This Wing pictple-b%ok;, got got up 5 as ny" BY an
Toys printing '," e,,,hi.hnNnt Is the chez 81
SSsG 7. '%, ,oT ct n T ."G S1i', o. P COPIES
%sd run .aSDy ' he demand Of tn. S;s' %p T.
OF ,n' nh hc now eoSirol the des'ns, ., Union
party ..od substantially tn's
same string Of falls, hoods several ,'"s Nv If ann
he hard run for new material "Graelevs
t;G, of scott was ever got up al a,, y,-,I,'a.
F tso"rD we " have fought and sold good many
cepies. .,ds N say that MOTH
hut 1~ tbl scott side propounding or
'ns Is puo", ,',. o,pcipes This IS just as false
o'S'uSs"k Ne have written and published,
As the ''''e avn, ANA Wig" and The
~ our ...ssd and If these don't &c, forth
Wing principles, 1t Is O'''0'0 W. ~ "'' ''''0 '
ut they are,
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yyu,e MEETING AT PoUGHKEEPsTE.-
..,,r. of he whics % PouRhkacps'e was held on
.,6,v ever iug aud tho large village hall we crowd
- ~ SUE caon by than tboUssUd Of the Whg'
~ ,hs, town and ghborhood Mr.. Hall was appointed
chairman. and spirited addresses were delivered By
A. Iohn w ratson o. New.York Mr.. J. W. Helgn'
,r,v Of BROOKLYN, aud Mr. Van Wagne-, OF Poushkeep.
ala The meeting was decided triumph in favor OF
Soft and raham aud the enihusasn was un bounded.
The questions of toe Tsri and Protection 10 Home La
ho, were argued with force and ability and the career
Of Scott was placed before the meeting IN good style
few oppopests were present, one OF whom tried 10
disturb the meeting but he was hissed down. and 'eye
raj Of his party cried shame of him. The cause OF scott
md q, ahsm IL In the sscendant In Dchess County,
az d eosd majority for the ticke'msy be eHpsc'ed
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Ncw-York Temperance Alliance.

Urea, "Wednesday, sept d. ~.
The New \ urk state Temperance Ait
srce assembled Al Concert utl this uoraing a, yen
oclock tn, President K n H,vens. Ls4 81 " .
York tcsk the chslr-Jo Smith. Of Br1oky hS
cofdirE S-crstHry Or Muller. Of Cort'src Jqfss GlsS
mHn OF Ononcsgs, aud kipcs'ury, Of hsai'on' VICE
TIE Pre,ideLI srs.ei Ira, the object Of The Alliance
wasihe eLtre prohibition OF the sale 81 liquors -
beveuse Both men aud money we're ne Tss1y -
schieve his % Tho T@curiary sa9p'r. d h4 AuI'
srce hitherto. b. ssid. had been derived from N'"'
York City sud vicinity 80
Ihs roll OF D-lera,4s belng called. il apPeued that
Orange, War; ~ Hsrknar. OsRr-a, Madison M'nr's'
Al3sly and OnoudAss Coun iss we're represented
AooEt forty sentem1n we're present. su kno VI e n
p-r6Dce men. The main busiu 'ss 81 sne n lrni's W"
Tie spportuen VI a Business Commlt-re Il on" rom
each judicial D.srlct Of whlca ! p. Noble, OF tls
nth District was Chsi-man.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Constitution amended In one particular.
letter wss read from Gen. = F. Cary, Of Onio.
"a delegation was spPoutsc 70 a'Is nd 'h- Ne"yefsy
STATE Convention the hope Of hd form iiOn u Ma
tlCn.l Alliance.
Ateres Of retolutons were reported By the Business
Committee, ana edopiec after oiic'-ssi1H.
TIE first consius OF m0rsl t-uisfu;
TIE second declares the traffic u liquors. IN evil.
TIE third ina. the License Laws are evil, because
they protect Ire sale II liquors
The fourth that tie people are reponsois Ior these
evif. anc ougat 20 remove lhen.
Ire fth y at ire oaly means % 10 IhiS Is By the
election Of Temper men o. cl.ce.
TIE siZih dsrsnts the p sage q the Maine Liquor
Law
The seventh 10 toe tenth. inclusive, pledge support! 10
known Temperance men only
The eleventh directs tie Executive COMMITTEES - ~
ielrogae the candidates YT Governor and Lea Dove
nor. al to publish thtir sniw5.S
The ~ sliih iirecfs TIE emp 'yment OF competent
Agents for organization IN each Judicial D.sirtcA
Resolui rs against % importation Of liquors were
reld and laid on Tie table I'll tomorrow.
EVENING SESSION
Tie evening was occupied by addresses. Adjourned
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rIassachusttts Free soil Convention.


Tie Free Soil State Convention met al
Lowell today; il was largely attended. The Worces
ter Delegation some 100 strong arrived with banners
flying besrng the lDscnpt n
We are bound 10 agJate-whst are you going 70 DO
shout /, &"
Henry Wilson, In calling the Convention to order,
remarked that the 5000 Free Sellers OF hafsachuseta
should 80 exercise their pOSer that when ChaS sum
uer shall sgsin move Tor tbe repeal OF tue Fn-iUVe
Slave NV there shall be another Senator from Mlssa
chusttts TO support him
Hon. : c. Phillip. was chosen President
A motion 10 proceed - nominate csn1iisie i)F
Governor was met 10y motion that no man b. nom
rs,ed who 10 oypo,od 10 the liquor law. In favor o. mis-
modOu Il was argued tbst candidate IN favor Oh 'He
.hU would get 10 OOJ more votes
After statement that all the CANDIDATES before tle
Convention were In favor Of the aW, me moLJh was
withdrawn. H., ~.
The ballot for a candidate for Governor resulted a'
folIoUs. Horace Mann, 4oi; Henry Wilson, -53
Charles Ali-n. - scattering. 43.
/, was then voted that Mr. Mann De unanimously
Hon. Amssa Walker Was dominated for Lieutenant
Governor. .t,,.,-.l
Hon Charlie sumner made speech and an elsc''ra
tcketWa formed. -, -,
In ,be afternoon ;hsre was large mass meefing u
vbich series II Free Soil pefches "'femsuei ai'si
yhicb the meeting was dissolved.
Trs pouIpatlon Of Horace Mann . received VIA
,c fscfs by the CO itlou Democrats ana may O1eaA
w The coalition.
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The ReR dug Railroad Accldent-Arrest oil Il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nomination.

PHILADEIrHIA Wednesday, sept. Is, 1872
The two survivors Of the accident yes
terday ths ResdDg K iroad died before morning
young mun named Murphy was ar
rested odsy In kons.rgtou charged win being ina
principal IL auurder a. CO0pcis Poirt J commit
geo , about three years since. Murphy G5d mne ia'ey
Hei the murder, hiss be- ~ args since, al
,9"uth reward Of $50 was offered for his arreIt
i -" eeeumpice IN the crime convicted and sen
'sh,cu 10 ten yeafs imyri.unmont.
Inc Democratic Congressional Con-
I.r 11r VIZ District met yesterday Pso and
Ion .pated DR. A. murphy, u Chester.
The Wing Cuniprees met I'm Dalowore
County to day. each party sdheripg I, ,bs candidate.
uomihsrd by ire County Conveu,i3ns Taey al
jourued 'iac die, wihou, egreslpg
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NIovements of Gen. scott.
BALrrNnrE. W.dne,day. Sept.


Gen. SCoTT arrived here this evening,
on his way Westto Blue Lick Springs Ky. for th4 pur
pose Of selecting site for the Western Military Ipsol-
raj fio was received the by ihe 'nembe-s OF
the v liz Central Committee aud puuerOus deleyaU1ns
& Whigs by whom ne greeted with much anthusl'
ssn During be event OK lhe m-mbers OF several S;1n
end Graham Clubs, many citizens called upon MIN
snd were cordially received D1ring th3 light az will
be serensded by the Blues Baud lis leaves i0.mor'
rev morning for Pttsburg, and vii be absent from
Wssbnstc twelve days, reu-ulng by wsy OF Ihe
Lakes and West Point Generals Wool and Lawson
accompany him.
No mail south Of Richmond to. night.
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MASS MEETING ~ DCTCHEss COUNTY.
Yesterday, mass meeting Of the wings OF Dn'cnes'
County was held al BseSm'nVl'e' "Acn was iuiy al
tended, although the cay was RAINY Inc meeting was
organized by TIE appointment OF rIoi CIAs DAVIES OF
FlshhnI as Pfe:ideot aud eleven VicePre'ddnts four
Secretaries Addresses were mace by hr. HENRY T.
DAVIES, of New YORK NJ WILLIAM c. HAsBRoUcT, Of
Newburs Mr. john W. LArsoN OF Ne"'fork Mr.
VAN WAGNER, the PouGhkeeP''e Blacksmith Mr.. J.
". HIGHWAY, and other gentlemen. The gathering
va. very successful effort, and the utmost entnu'-
ann " as manifested by all present
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euthst In the absence Of the President OF the ClGb
Mr.. James Anderson was called to the Chair. Tas
meeting ably and e'oqvsnty s5dreS'ed by M,ssr.
Charles s. Spencer, w T Mr1keu, G. G.. Bell1 "a
and John Finch, whose remark, ELECTED the most
ihusiastic bursts Of applause TIE meeting adjourned
about 10 O'Clock " with three hearty cheers for scoa
and Graham.
DEMOCRATIC CHARTER NOMINATION.
The Deesate, chosen 10 nominate Charter Oceu ofths
Ninth Ward assembled on Tuesday evening at Smiths
Hotel, No 20 Perry st. After considerable discu.sion
are Delegates from the Vigilance COMMITTEES were al.
niied 30 seats IN the Conysron ard their Joint pro-
ceedrg resulted 10 the nomination Of HslmuI Il Wells
a, their candidate for Assistant Alderman, aud Levi
Ouoeloonk for Assessor
WHIG MEETING.-The Williamsburgh
Scott and Graham Club held an enthusIeis meeting a,
Ashland Hall last evenirg. After tie prelniaaries
ware gone through with, the President Introduced
Lieut. May, WHO served uuder Gsn scott Ia bis cam.
palgn 10 Mexico. Toe syeaker, after quoting extract
from poet, modesty alluded TO ais own experience on
the fields of Mexico 1t was but yesterday, ne sad,
that the New Volunteers celebrated entrance
iato the Capital q Mexico. He would not speak Of
himself at he could and would speak Of tie gohou,
end ma unanimous acts Of bis Gener4l-Winield 5so.t
~ Vera Cruz be gave the women and children an es.
cort TO protect them from the dangers 10 which they
would otherwise have been exposed. He smeiorated
the vents of the enaciated ten thousand rsons we're
furnished for the famshcd Inhabitants Of Vera Cruz.
Every ration paid for, not by the United States
Government but by General Sco!t. That act saved
every lie IN that miserable city.
iiany ether acts Of so5le kindness were spoken OF
By The speaker If were 70 multiply the mary Incl.
dents of the generosity of Scott, SAID Lieut. Nay, 1t
would take too much of your time. he slsl stated tia
GeD Scott never Old order the soldiers 10 knes tts
paslrg OF the Host IL not his object, il was not
Dis mission Wherever Il was Il was bii duty that the
religion OF the equity should be respec ed. | have
been With him from Vera Cruz 10 the City of Mexico,
and LnoE what t,Ok place. Gen QIltnau was Gov
eIlCr Of MeSicO, AID thea Pers'er /. Smith. Gen :
too conttent In conduct. lie will respect the feel,
inRs Of all aud allow none 20 be abused none = b
couI ?, missed. Twas sad period when he lsftthe
scene Of his glorious achievements, prisoner, aad
there wss carce dry eye among the soldiers. There
wss place 10 wtlcl here wss Amodcsn garrison
nut greeted him with affection. His imprisonment,
however, was OF shOrt duration.
Az Washington, his env Ius foes FUND how futile
their hopes, and all gone. Gen. Scott and
Gen Pterc.e-one far and widely knowl, the other
a mere schoOlboy, the very Indictment ~ negstOn-
The same genius which has thus far been 50 ciarac-
ers,Ic Of THE humane military chic tan and patriotic
citizen will continue after he shall nave been called 10
the helm Of State
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Falu AccIdent-The North American Trust
Compuny- Decision of n 1reat Cnuse
rEalr-t them.

BUFFALO, "Wednesday, Sept ID, l-5e.
In the village Of Lockport, night be-
fore lau, as Mr. Flynn. farmer, driving With hls
Wife child hr father la law, bis horses away aud
upsei the vehicle, Killing Flynn 4 breaking the arms
Of hs wife. TIE hores ihcn ran int buggy ia which
sore I. l.. Ely, ESQ, and hr Harvey Of LOczpJrL
Ar Ely was seriously, II not .s'aliy Injured.
The Supreme Court OF this DI-uIct has
un decided against tbe North American Lite Insurance
aud Trust Company IN ire ceuse OF A. w. S;orrorer
born ~ the ssd Company. Il Involves over - 600
yucge Auustts opiuo l. said u be able learned sd
G, rcmsive 10 lie said tn4g Dir Psrmalee, edt0r OF TIE
EpFcio CORN 1-ili d Interested la TO aut 70 tue
81 cunt 4 over 5 100 Geo.
Ihe BuEcIo Reyubiic (Barnburner) has
. severe article assast SIR Ioiltt. and t7s II .t-rs,
ceIouncirs then as cousp .retors against tee Siaie.
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Iwebster Convention in Boston.

44O'1V"i "tuhtauaY, sept -, ItJ-.
The Convention of the friends of Daniel
Webster IN Faneull Hail cailai u order AZ ;, ga,
minutes pat ~, by Charles A. Wells Of Baton Tse
seidsnco WAS very ihln not At any tins exceeding
so
DcIiDg tho absence Of the COuuli,oe b. nominate
officers, ,he meeting Addressed by Mr Charles Tr
rey Ho said that those present up f,r action and
nOl fof words They hBd come o. do ls,ce 10 them
selves and 10 the great msa they delighted q honor
and H. the country W. MI love. This ls no sud Den
Movement. Three months bad passed. since the awfa
news Of the action Of the Baltimore COnVonnou
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND Wednesday, Sept 10 lso@
According to actual and repeated returns
received at The Adrcrtiser Office, the House
stands thus far, e. Wings, - Democrats, : not
heard from. The Senate II Whigs, Democrats,
9 no choice. The Wings have elected all their
County officers in Cumberland exc ptng the
Clerk Of County Courts. Farleys plurality IN
Waldo and Lincoln Congressional District, viii be
sbout Goo
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The Order of Red 1Ien.

BALTlIOAE, v b1Itsusyl cTpL -, y y
The Grand National Council OF the LIN
proved Order Of Red nen met be. e yesterday. rhe
ioo wing on GERS elected tor ensuing year AID
Installed to-day w. Tucker " d. c, Worthy Grand
lIcobonee Louis BortaD # sd, Seuioc saga more
3 Disney ~ OTTO Junior Sycamore Joan l.. . csrr
81 No Keeper " the Wsmyum Joseph heysf5 II
j. Grand Pr.phst TIE report OF the Grand lnroh2nee
represents the order rssioy sprea nag throughout
the States ard IN q mos. A.unshing condition.