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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-09
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" ASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
In The SENATE to-day, there Was an unusu
ally large attendance of members for The first
day of The session. The subject Of the contest.
ed seat between Mcssrs. Metriv ether and Div.
on, OF Kentucky, was taken up ard referred
to select committee New Senators were
then sworn in, Preliminary business beinc
completed, the presidents Message was then
read
In the HOUSE, 1873 members " ere rrrseft
After drawing for the choice SO T. ,ofthc Hons,
announced that II was prepared to receive any
communication from the president. when he
Message was received and read
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rae PRESIDENTS Mcssnge.
CONTINUED

The imports of merchandise during The Last
6scal wear amounted IN value 10 Two hundred
end seven millions, two hundred and forty
thousand, one hundred and one dollars. s207.
2lo,l01) The exports for the same period
were one hundred and forty nine millions.
eight hundred and sixty one thousand. nine
hundred and eleven, (sl49,s6l Oil besides
seyenteen millions, two hundred and four
thousand and twenty six dollars fsl7,2oi ,o2G)
of foreign merchandise exported making Il
balance against US, including The re shipment
of foreign imports, OF some thntg odd millions
The specie exported within tlsi time, rot EN-
braced in the above estimate. amounted To for
ty two millions. five hundred and seven thou.
sand. two hundred aud eighty FIVE dollars,
si2507 .2s5) while the amount imported " as
only FIVE millions. two hunJred and sky two
thousand, six bundled and forty three dollars.
(s5,262 ,G43) showing balance Of over thirty
five millions ageos, Us.
In this state of things !, Is mol surprising thai
the President again recommends 10 Congress
aresi.on Of the tariff laws now in operation.
so as to substitute discriminating duties IN some
instances, for he system Of ad ralorem. and
home valuation of imports for the foreign ia.
voice. His views upon this subject are forci
bly, presented and entitled TO the appropriated
consideration Of the body 10 which they are
addressed
Reference is made to the condition Of Indian
affairs. and Congress is urged 10 set aport
particular district Of territory in Oregon for the
possession Of that race--while similar su5
geston is made TO the Legislature ri Tcxns--
that State owning all the public lands within
its limits.
The report from the General Iard flee
makes the following exhibit;
In the last fsral YEAR there were -ola - OIL 6rr
Loratcd with bounty luad warrant. 3 2el ST. e
Located with other eer,i6eutes...... 1852 9"
Making total of................. 48500a7
In addition. there were
Reported under avn mp land grunt--. 52lp, lSS "
For internal improvements ril.
roads, &c,..-... ....-. ..--.-... 3O25g2O "
Making an aggregate of............ I1li5.f75
Being increase in tie nmour ct ans, snta md
located under land warnis, Of Jb9,329 over the
previous year.
The whole amount tln. sod located ulu, land VIZ.
rants. reported under swamp land rrun,. md .rrctcd
for internal improvements eNceeds Hut o tie rre,ian.
year by 34Q 372 acres. md hc salrs would without
doubt. have been much larger hut fur Tho extensive a.
seryaons for railroads in ali 'soui Mississippi nd II
nbamn.
For the quarter ending 30th September 1872 bofrvelc
sold. Observation-Disclosures. 2I3 90 trofs.
Located with bounty Land 3arlauts.. ~ no -
Located with Other ccrtifcsics.. 1860
Repaired under swamp land grants. . 49, ,239
Milking an aggregate for the qua,te,h i13l,e,3
To BIZ CONTINUED.
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n.rns md ScnIds.

Tie following ob-erFatloos on D9''s @.'u
sc.,Il.afe from the New York Medical Ga
zerc. edited by d. ~ Reese. A. NJ NJ =.
Nov. II ought 10 be promnl gaiei 10 ne
profession and for humanify's sake b. known
TO The whole people that ia any case oi burr
or sc1ld how ever extensive, all The acnie SUI
frrings Of the patien, may be al once and per,
manenily relieved, and that in moment oil
time, BY sprinkng over the injured surface a
thick LAYER Of wheat -four by the hand, or ha
Is better. ~ dredging box. Every 'es'age o.
pam produced by such injuries Is instantly
removed. and the sufferer not only escapes Tue
shock 10 tie nervous system accompanying
such torture. bat vii generally fol INTO q a.
ct sleep The moment the atmospheric trinPefo-
rure Is thus excluded from the wounds.
In The New York and Bellevue hospitals
tbs mole Of treating burns has Teen long IN
use; I'LL recently, as we learn, the same o'9ec'
has been effected at the former Institution oy
The Analogous method Of covering The injured
pats with muciaga Of gum arabic, so as TO
protect the denuded surface from the atmos
phere. and which the surgeons there preieft to
The flour in some cases. where the weight oil
The -four becomes an Inconvenience.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
More Testi,ssOsly.-An E

IxS@ More FestinsOny.-An elderly indy
WI who has been afflicted for more than twenty xcafs
with Dyspepsia in its most NAL gnnpt form and ho has
been under the rontnent Of the best physicians during
great portion OF that Time. aud mas used almost every
other remedy koownto the public, without ceiying the
slightest benefit from them, as that Size has r..
ceiypd great,r relief from the Of one bottle Of Ba
ka'SGec7ate3 Premium BiHerS. than from every ting
else she has ever used and TINT size believes it viii en-
tirey her health, Judging from the arid in.
rroycmcn ofHer digestive organs and from the ncrra.
of her appetite Hundreds Of eascs like the above both
the city and elsewhere, being continually madr
own TO The Proprietor and his gents aud he therefore
urges the afflicted to Try bottle and become their own
Judges. As for headache these Bittels
have equal and as general restorative they stand
unsurpassed. Every family should keep them on hoLd
Price so cents pea bottle.
Tob had at D. r. I.YMAN'S
Dec. Civ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-09

Nj. Foucault, who discovered the ingenious
method OF making visible the eurrh's rotation,
has invented an instrument " hlch he calls the
Gyroscopr by means of which any person
may fad his latitude ty direct observation Of
the position which the axis Of the Instrument
assumes parallel to the axis oflhe earh; SO that
The observer may thus create for himself an ar
hlieiaI equator, just as by the level Of " alter Re
may fad an artificial horizon. A drawing of
this s'rumcnt with description thereof is
contained in the London Literary Gazette of
9th Nov embrr
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Honnr u hc Wastrious Dcad.

L i.proposed by The citizens Of New Orlean.
t. have funeral ceremonies on the Q Of De.
co,nber in memory Of John c. Calhoun. Henri,
Ci.v. and Daniel Webster Messrs II B. W
Hill J. !. Lugenbuhl. A. NJ. Holbrook. l.. II
place. WA Gilmore. Arnold Harris, NJ. NJ
Cohen, and w. L. Gushing are The commit.
tee of arrangements Ia carry into effect the
expression of the profound respect of,he Nav.
e,. Council, citizens. and lar OF New Orleans,
for those lamentrd statesmen.
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MAR RssED,

On Wednesday. December LIST, by Rev. Geo. A Cald
well. in Athens Tenncssce. MiLToN Z. JARNAGiE E.o
of that place. 10 Miss EMILY L., daughter Of COL On.
Low g. hlurrell. of Madison CO., Miss.
=. On Thursday evening, the 9th November. BY
Rev John Bowman. Mr. NATHAEIEt. ANGLE and Mia
SARAH FRANCES daughter Of B. Wills all of Franklin
- On Wednesday. the oath ut, ri Rose Cottage
by the Rev FERDINAND Martin, Capt. Gto. II. DAnRoS
to Miss FANNIE A eldest daaghtcrof MIR VIM Waller
Scout all Of the county Of Amherst
Be cow.
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Mexican H1mstamgL Eminent

Tie attention Of the public is nguin invited rie
additional testimony in favor ofths very superior @
mont Its great popularity in Eirginiai- well
abished, that further testimony is almost uunrcessary
bat lis efficacy in the of Rheumo'ima Stya
Burns. Stiffness. Old Sores, Pacs Wounds, and pains
every part OF the body external application reach
ought to be known to every body. See advertisement
in anolhcrcolumn.
Dir. A. G.. BRAGG,-Si: My little child when one
mouth old was attacked " tn Scald Head and for two
YEAR have employed the best medical all in tue city
without any benefit. One month since its head was
soil cake or sore-I purchased q cent bottle OF
yoar Mexican Mustang Linimrnt TO a sore had
my nose mud upper lip which had been tot months
it cured it Immediately. fused the + rnaindcr al the
bottle on the chd's head and it is neurly cured
eboi'le more will without doubt perfectly careit.
ENRY SITTER.
% Vine srtctt, ST Louis, June 28h, 1852.
Dec. Git
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LAND NARRANTs,-Wc perceive thai inter
esied parties are making grcn efforts todepress
. .,.' pnces Of land arranls in the rnark,t -
ne attempt cannot hepermanen,ly succrssrl
aud We should recommend 10 all soIJi, =. NJ -
nave teianed their warrants,fo h Id olLan,
ana loo ate Tor themselves until warrant, roach
81 melting 1t tarr prices. Roatoa Traoa,;o
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, Dec. c, 1862
tpl.agP

Senate.
A resolution from tie committee OF General
Laws declaring it inexpedient tolegisIate on
tie subject of = Communication Of punishment of
slaves by the Executive oithe Con,nonw calph
Was agreed to 10y the Senate.
Bills, incorporating the Trinl, the Vernon,
ami The Southwest Mining Companies wee
passed.
The resolution, Offered few days ago, la.
mcnting the deaths Of Henry Clay and Daoil
N,bstcr, and declaring those events nation.
al bereavement was taken up and agreed to
ayes So, noes 6
EaOmse Of Delegates.
A number of resolutions OF Inquiry We're of.
fercd and adopted 10 day and appropriately re.
lerred.
The preamble aud resolutions from The Sc
nate for accepting the Act of Congress provid.
ing for he satisfaction Of Virginia Land War
rants and for rchnquishing the claim of this
State to the lauds in the State OF Ohio, WIRE
taken up and agreed to.
Mr. Lewis offered arrsolulion--W hich was
adoptcd-caIing upon the Board Of Public
Works for Information ol the entire financial
condition Of the jones River and KanlW ha
Company.
After debate, the lll establishing line OF
steamers between Virginia and Antwerp was
! aid on the tablc, together with substitute
! therefor offered by Mr.. Anderson, and made
the order Of the dns for Tuesday next.
tll authorizing the Virginia aud Tenncs.
SET iallI Dad Company 10 increase It's capital
stock, 10y private subscription, to the amount
oil on" million five hundred Thousand dollars;
aud bill authorizing tie Eo.rd of Public
WORKS TO subscribe IN he caoltal stnrE ol th 5,
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4 young lndy--a sensible g'rl--gives tho
following catalogue OF different kinds of love:
The sweetest--a mothers love; the longest
"a brothcr's love; the sfrongest--a woman's
love; the dearest-a mans love- aud the sweet.
est, longest strongesf, dearest iove-'ihe love
Of a lonnet'
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r~Ea ENTERPRssE-Pgrbap. no stronger

80 KIN e "A 4 haES E4--Ierhaps no sIfUHslT
- evdeene can be adduccd of the intrinsic value
and unrivalled uscfulne. Of Ayers CHERRY PLcTcRAL
than the fact that in order to supply the demand IT,
Proprietor hos been compelled to build an immense
block occupying lnrge part Of square ON one of
principal thoroughres FIVE stories Of which are to be
enped by his Laboratory FOR he preparation OF the Cher
ry Electoral alone. A. This article has now won its way
10 the public favor solely BY is success in curing disease
ms TACT is some comment lis yir,uc-Lolrcl Ader
dec LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-09

Mr. ThcKERy has delivered his fourth Ice
ture in New York. II subjects were Prior,
Gray, and Pope. The New York Commerce.
al, IN noticing this lecture; says:
The impression conveyed Of The two for
mer was that they were asfcmarkablc for their
ioviairy and good company as for their gem
US great as that undoubtedly was. He beg4n
his sketch Of Pope by making some apology
for hi. being admitted into the company of the
Wis If the author ofihe Dunciad, said Mr.
lhackery, be not humorisr or Of the Rape Of
the Lock Wit, then Il ere is no such thing as
either vii or humor.
"lle then gave sketch Of Popc's early life,
which VAS Chiefly occupied in acquiring cx-
tenslye acquaintance with the literature Of for
elgn countries, Which lie stuGird molef for the
purpose Of nourishing his poetic faculty than
Tor an acquaintance with tie longuages them.
selves The lecturer characterized Popc's love
for correspondence as being superficial and in.
sincere He was acknow lodged by most men of
letters Ia be the greatest literary artist which
tie EnlIish nation has produced. Tic lle}s
OF Pope had thrown more di5crsdlt upon the
literary crait than those Of any other writer
The dercacy ofhis constitution forbade, his
minolinI much with The boisterous and dissi.
Pared company q the other wits ofQueen An
mes reign. He was almost the only Wit Of
those imes tbat was not fat Mr.. Thackety
claimed a very high place for him as poet,
aud read the concluding lines Of the Dunciad.
" Inch he sid, We're equal to the highest fights
IN the artof poetry. lie concluded his lectur,
by contrasting Pope's devoted affection for his
mother, with The superficial feeling which he
manifested toward women in general"
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Extension OF slie ChrisTtau>burg aud
FLOYD IL. Turnpike.


tho Turnpike road. which rs toea recently
constructed from Clri.fiars'tsrs re fiHyd CT.
/ House. 10 the North Carolina ,ias, ~ way o.
Pauck C5u1 Hons and AZ tie counties il
Virginia aud North Carolina to'rr SCI ace IN.
vic ia sead delegates 10 o convention u be
held a, Patrick euarl Hoesc. afhe A. Mon.
day + lbs mott.
Thcrgads Which axe bcca oauairuetel il
tha, part If the stare have been under the
charge aud mauag mont Il Mr.. Luda oh II.
Bro" Of Brdlord Their location and grades
reflect credit upon his skill a. An engineer,
~hIe the prompt aud ipitbiul manner IN
which tie contractors have fulfilled their Ell.
gsgements has given much satisfaction. The
TWO circumstances hive given more POPULAR
! " 10 tbs mode ri improvement IN that region.
tban il usually Ina vii. those who posses,
superior mods of communications
The completion of this work will be tn
opening ola valuable tributary 10 he Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, forming Ms il " i'll tie
best cutie! 10 the coanti,s mentioned that
they can have. These counties md The boz
der counties oi Nouh Caroiion will be pfacf-
eaIIy nearer market, IN Iyneh5urg, and
great leading III h.uny than they raa be IN
any other direction.
These arc not the only heneGs which tn
nublic will derive from this Ink Of connexion.
Il will serve II stimulate 10 4',c prodnction Of
numerous articles required by The drmnuds Of
rrade and LIVING in tbs civ, and which find
a ready market my where. There are but
few sections Of Virginia tia, can produce bet
ter hemp aid FAX lhnn Fbyd-vet The ouan.
my now raise Is very smnl. IN the nnper
poainn Of Patrick, throupb which the road
! viii pas. are fpfcad out tho "Meadows of
| Dan"--rioll in vcrlurc. and fertile in soil. and
onlv wanting the hand If en,erprilc ami indus.
try, With tie means # ,e,china market. 10
mike rhen IN dc highest degree productive
pp1 y.lnab,e.
Noy that We hayn. en1crtoL en- the oxne,sc
ar...l..;..,, ,l....,..l, 800.
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ars;oo from tho .so ~ ,l,sta. al a,L., G..
+, ,lzers Tbo con,t;o. ;n,a,as,od - 49,,
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, for woqoo, ,ronsnor,a,;on 81. ,"D' s's
ls 90 wy P'''e"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-09

H0rtns's NarJicized hon.-This well
known manufacturer Of Salamander Safes,
who bore away the prize atthe Worlds Far,
from al the would, Is likely to win sill higher
honors from his Marbezed Iron. The results
reached by experiments. afford some Of The
highest Illustrations Of knowledge of science.
and some Of the most beautiful triumphs OF art.
There IS 10 marble, or stone, or gem found IN
the earth or the sea, there is no wood that
grows, nor plumage that flies, which cannot be
perfectly initiated aud In the brightest color
They are 50 initiated for table tops man.
Tel pieces, and all objects Of taste, or
namen', or utility. Neirh'r their colors nor
lustre are affected by the intenscst heat or
cold. by ac Is oils, or usage. There is no
other material of which this can be said. We
doubl not, these elegant and superb articles
will at once 60 mo general Use among per
sons ofIasle. They were subjected 10 the
examination Of a careful and scientific commit.
tee, at the late Fair Of the American Institute
aud the Gold Medal was awarded to Mr.. Her
ring We intend, in the next Issue of our Jour
nal, 10 enter carefully into description OF this
great and important invenfion.-herald n bt
tai0H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-09

When Tennessee girl isslyly kissed, she
puts on a frown and says Now put that artiel..
hack. sir where you stole it ttom.'
Serves the rogue right
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We would call attention to the advertise
nent Of the sale 10 be made TO morrow, on the
estate (nenr New London) Of the late DR.. J
T w. Read. TIE valuable stock and urge
crops Of Corn, Hay &c, to be sold ON the oc'
caslon, are worthy of the particular attention
Of plfchagers
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IL. R. e.
no THE PUBLICLY CARD..-A PHI

n INVITATION TO ALL WHO SUFFER PAIN.
II tilee is man who is now suffering PAIN
we care not What the cause may be, guarantee that
had"ays Ready ReIiefwill give YOU ease and relieve
you entirely in few minutes alser using IT, Call upon
he ag mt whose name you Will find ia this paper andi
yon are Suffering any acute pnin we will warrant HAT
Roa'r"yS Rcady Reie r1 stop Il Jetore uou hape tie
SORE.
1t will cure Rheun1Iism afcr all OTHER remedies
have failed and is III, only sure cure fer Neuralgia 1t
viii cure Sick Or Nervous Headache, and stops HE
most painful hrob in a few moments. II will relieve
the mosI distressing pains ofdianhon cranp. spasni'
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING.. .DEoEMBER ? az.

-" Y1RGINIAN OFFICE, South side ifst Ais,,
between Main and Third Street, adjacent - to- NJ
Rpek.r,. nry Ca.5s stare and the Washington Hotel
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oil Paintings

Nr Amren.a yong Artist from the county
1 B.,.tou t. las deposile in the Nirzi"'an
R,ad.rg Room several I'll paiatiogs' originals
4nl copie.. which exhibit promising e' Idenc'
Is ofJalun,.
Mr \. i. principal !, eifinstructrJ' and has
had lar NV months practice in the use Of
he pencil. lis pieces strike Us as worthy OF
no.iec,ana we would commend them to the at
ealfon Of those who aredsposcd 10 patrooi1e
aA. iyc genius, in he study and cultivation Of
mis- interesting branch ofthe Fine ATT.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

DEArH OF GENERAL SoLoHox VAN RENs-
sELAER.--This venerable patriot, who fig
ured prominently IA the last v ar with Eng
land, Is dead. He breathed his last on
Thursday. in the seventy-eighlh year of his
age. The intelligence of his death was re-
ceved westerly hy the morning boat from
Albany We iinL The following in the Al
bauy Register:
at will pain the hearts OF all our citZeus
TO hear that that pure patriot, that brave
and distinguished soldier, that eminent ci-
william aud good citizen. General Solomon
Van Rensselaer,, is dead. lie closed his
long. brilliant and eyenttui career az o'clk
Z. NJ. yesterday, AZ his residence on Cher
~ Hill, near this city, at the ripe age of
IS years. The manner Of his death was
sudden and Lnheruided. Through the pas,
severe winter he had felt, much more than
usual, tue int;rmities Of life thar had far
passed the point OF threc-score years and
ten, and he renamed more in the house ID an
he was wont 10 do. He arose yesterday
morning IN his usual health. ard about
O'Clock IN the morning, left the house tenn
Porarily. His absence WAS 40 long proirac-
led as to occasion some apprehension on he
par. of his family, and his son in law, DR..
E!mendorf, going out To seek HIM, found
'i'''' ~ or cotia'NSOs dt'Cs Jut tijSctS4Dlc
He was borne in, ami in a short time breath
ed his last. without recovering speech or
consciousness. He was stricken with APP
opiexy.
We shall not attempt sketch Of the ca
reer Of this remarkable man. His military
fame and exploits form a par, of he history
of the country. His name is honorably
identified with the Indian frontier wars and
brilliantly associated with the last contest
with Great Britain.
General Van Rensselaer,, q, the time OF
his death, was living in retirement and com
fort, at his residence near the city, and had
been apparently IN the enjoyment Of his
usual robust health. The disease of which
he died was congestion OF the brain He
survived the attack only about an hour. -
IN. Y. Sunday Times.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1852.
LENA AND MIMI SOTA.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Con ii ting of three first class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. y. SMITH
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ W. l.oDwIcK.
DR. FRANKLIN, Capt. X. Bi,KELy
Leaving Galena,
The Nominee Capt .. Smith, Mondays II, IL CLOCK
The DR.. Franalin Capt. X. blak,ly, Wednesdays AT
Il o'clock
The Ben Campbell, Capt. NJ. ". Lodwick, Fridays,
II O'Clock
The above Boats VIII run regularly during the ensuing
Having the Mai Contract, their punc,ality can
he relied They will remain 81, Paul sufficiently
long enable passengers to visit the Falls OF SAINT An
thony.
Fer speed and accommodation, these Boats Wnsur-
sed and attention viii be paid To Passengers
Freight. They will leave puncually at the hour
mei.Ihc Noninee will make The trip so as not to
be ont on sundays.
Goods shipped the Agents ut st. Louis Galena,
go by this line, will be forwarded free of charge.
Galena being te terminus OF the great thoroughlares
leading Westward from Chicago and Milwaukee nearly
al, the travel from the Eastw ard destined Tor the Upper
Mississippi takes passage bN Steamboat from this point.
Also nearly ali the steamboats, the Southern trade,
from -. LOUIS and other ports below, into this
port for reshipncnt tor points above.
AGENTS.
K. +. Sass, 81 Louis, Nelson, Gbart & Co.
u. II. Campbell x Co. Nelson's iandlng.
Galena G. r. Read. Lake Pepn.
G. r. West, Dubuque, L. Hert2ell, Point Douglass.
:. VI. LangwOrthy do, Chugciili ~ Nelson,
A. Mct,reeor Saltwater.
Mcoregors Laeding J. w Bahcock, 81 Paul.
Il. w. Busboi>. P.du ChienS. Vi. Sergeant, do.
T. ID. Cowles, Lansing. Russell a Rice,St. Anthony.
Campbell y Smith, Jas. Peck ~ Co., Chicago.
In Crosse.
81 Paul, March H. ls52 Att