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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
DENTISTRY.
C.. W. BIDDLE, LATE OF pITTpBt RG

G.. W. BIDDLE, LATE OF rlTTpBt RG, PA,
I1AS permanently located in ST. Paul Fourteen wears
IL ciese application to his pr0iessiOh together with a
large beautiful assortment O paIn and gum Ieeti,
enable him from 10 entire set of teeth BY
pherc pressure with teauti representation Of
the natural restoring te mouth 40 Its natural shape
Diseased teeth permanently saved ty plugging; Useless
teeth extracted with little pain possible Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored TO health.
Office at junction CT iIil and saint Anthony street.
y. B.--A Jobs warranted.
Paul taI 49, 4-ly
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THE BENTON HOUSE.

hANID GILMAN begs leave to mIOrm the resi- or
} mankind, that he has reftted the above hOnse at
Watab and is prepared again 20 be az home, with his
La ch string his od friends, well take in
strangers Comfortable apartments, and farmers fare
can be furnished to gentlemen or families, wishing to
visit the upper country, FOX health pleasure and
joucn Watab viii be pleasant, fine fishing and
hunting can make il, or the proprietor knows how TO
render il. DAVID GILMAN.
July l5. 1852 l3--t
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L. c. TXVICUELL CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,

NEW ORItANS.
TENfiIS long established house confne their attention
j strictly to sales and purchases on commission ard
to The forwarding business generally. They solicit
continuance Of liberal patronage heretofore given
them oct 2l-21-iS.
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JOSEPH WAKEFIELD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
WILL attend panctnally and faithfully all busi-
w ness ntrusted TO his professional care. Office
over l.. b. Wait Co.'s stOre Third street, 81. Paul
Ninpesota octIi-26-u
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ST. ANTHONY HOI Sc.

Corner of Main and Wood streets.
Upper Town, Falls s.. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BEowN. Proprietor
TIME above House is conducted strictly temper
Il ance principles.
n. b. Stabiug for horses also.
March :. lc52. 47-tf
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NEW GROCERIES,.

Have just received fresh assortment of Groceries,
j. Of prime qualities and OF nearly every variety re-
aured for family use. And now weekly receiving
additional supplies. These goods well bought and II
buy will just call and look, they will that this
stock be quickly sod Observe these goods here
to be sold. IL. 4. SANDFORD,
oct2l-27-tf Sd door below Post Office.
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Saint {1ani Dusiness Garos.

DIR. &. &. HRISBINE,
Physician and Surgeon,
FHNEN DERS his professional services the citizens OF
-. Paul and vicinity. Office in Irviues new brick
building, ST. Anthony street, few doors below the
American House
Octo0cc 10, 1851. 26-tf
DIR. j. II. DAY.
NKTIiI. Practice hs profession in Paul and vi
w ciRii,. OIhce on Bench street
Oct. 9, lS5i. 25-,f
DIR. j. -. GOODRICH.
TaNENDERS his Professional the citizens of
4 Saint Paul and vicinity. OFFICE, at Saint Paul
Drug Store.
Sept. -, lS5t. 23-SIn
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DIR. y. BARBOUR

~TOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Saint
w Paul snd vicinity. that le has returned after a
temporary bhsence ol few months, and Offers his pro-
fessona services the public Thankful for past
and soliciting share OF public patronage, he wi pac-
tee upon The Eclectic Reform Principle discadng
curry III all rs forms. lie will lie found a. his old stand
al ali houTs, except when professionally engaged.
April 10, lS5l. 2-5i
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II. II =. DRI NJ.
MAIN STREET, Opposite GALESA HOTEL.
NyANUFACTURE aud keep constantly OH hand a
ISk complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also, Bureaus, Tables stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c, Persons wishing 10 put-
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere
are prepared sell good article. and
are invariably cash, afford TO sell As cheap. or
cheaper, than any other in the city reasonable de-
ductiou made persons buying sell again All orders
from distance punctually attended 10.
Calena, May, 1851. ga
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DOCTOR CARLEOS,

OVHH % EJt W 2 Vt DsS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Oiiice on Third street.
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Exchange and Dcposite Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO.,
81. .inih0ny street, 81. Paul,
NE0NEYS deposite ard interest allowed on all
VA sums deposited for three month, and
Exchanges tie piincipal cities East and South, for
sale.
Collections in any of the States promptly attended
Investments made in Real Estate, othcrSis for
persons living of the Territory. the advanta-
gcUus
Office honrS, from 10 IL O'clock ard from 8 to 4
O'Clock. 33u
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ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Door, Sash, and Blind ManufactOry,
Corner Of Forth and -. Peter Streets.)
NJ. WISE IL CO..
ENVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO them. beg leave inform the bGIess
o 81. Paul and the rest o mankind in general that they
are always Oh hand AID are preparepafed 10 maze
amount ol Doors, Window Sash, Blinds and Frames to
order, AT short notice in the durable manner and
al the most reasonable prces for cash Gave lis II call
December 2j, ISL. MICHAEL WISE
26V JONAS ClSE
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Saint 1uti)onn.

j. Il. WILSON
Saint Anthony Falls,
nEALERS in Dry Goods, ready made Clothing, Hard
NJ ware, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and Provisions,
4 c. sc.
Saint Anthonv Falls, May 20, 1851. 6
ST. MATTHEW RICHARDSON,
ATToRNEYs AT LAW, NoTARIEs Public, LAND
AGENTS.
81. AnthOny, Minnesota Territory.
Oct. 9, 1851. 21-y
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NJ. AaEs. Il. II. NELSON.
ANJES h NELSON,

EANiNG made ST Paul his permanent residence will
u attend calls Of in his profession Town and
country. lie may be ioEnd a the OF w II. Forbes.
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EoHYsICIAS, Surgeon and Acconcher. VIII practice
his profession n ~. Paul and vicinity. Olice
FOurln and Robert streets over talEcart Is son 5
tore. l2-ly
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e.. j. kOVlIS n 60.

LNtR Manuactoryi orythine in the fur line madt
II i'll the best manner Ladies furs sleigh robes, tu,
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
iht Brick Hotel 81 Paul 45-tf
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TRU MAN VI. SMITH

TRl MAN VI. SMITH
A&1 OtLD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w Others having Nctes aud Accounts TO collect,
that he viii attend t. the collecting of Notes and Ac-
counts IN St Pan -. Anthony end the Surro lndins
country. Per cent@ge moderste and ali business
trusted 10 my cure viii bc promptly attended to,
have no other business my hands.
References
Capt. 4. Win, sscy. of TERRITORY, s. II. Sergeant
W. Dahl, VIM IL. .iiilinau ~ Co.. H. T.. Sanford,
nr. y. BarbOnr.
May he found over the store of Cathcart Il Tyson.
when not absent business All Notes and Accounts
left in he hands of w III. Stillman Il Co. win receive
prompt attention by me
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
It. Pani, Feb H. l6J2. ii-ly.
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Ii. ~. LOII,

TTOR\EN ana Counsellor ~ Law, snd General
Land Agent. Particular attention VIII be given to
collie paving taxes, entering lands securing pre-
emptiuIs, aud entries made by military jsna waFrants
81 Paul, eff
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DIR. II. RABRITT.
John j. Dewey, NJ. ID

1EAS his Office in the OF l.. Soans Store, where
Il he viii be ready to attend 10 professional calls
SAINT Paul. November. 1851. 32N
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JOHN HOLLAND Il CO.,

AUCTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
LNURNiTURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Pau
II Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sa
OF reBt. Advances coEsngnmenfs, and prompt pa
ment on sales. Good references given when required
ST. Paul, April Is, 1852. 52-ly
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EAGLE BAKERY.


Nov shall have hand, at all hours ef day and
~ night, loayeS crumpets, crackers, CAKES oi all
sorts,--eveTy thing in my line, done IN according
the best OF my skill. Thanking our pubic for past
encouragement, shall continue earn your custom.
Corner Of ST Anthony and Fort streets.
April -, le52. (52-tD GEO. SPENCE.
ST. PATi l. BAH EATING.
LII who love good eating, call at the st. PAM Bake
N ry. where they do things up White, not BroNn.-
We shall have hand at all times Bread and Crack
er Cakes and Candies of every descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer, and ever. thing else in line. Gull
and see for yourselves. L L. w BATES
st. Paul, April 90, 1852. 2-tf
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ERC,,ONTUOrSE-

JOSIAH WEAVER, rROPRl TOR.
TlNIIS well known stand Bench and corner OF Cedar
Il streets. has been thoroughly repaired and all new
y furnished, and open TO accommodate boarders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
,vl lift
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ST. PAUL TEMrERANCE HOUSE.

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. Ny Boarding House is on
IFa Jackson Street, the lower end of Saint Paul To
find il, keep straight from the steamboat landing
the sign of triangle, at the north end of the bridge
My house large and for prompt payment every
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
st, Paul. Nav %. 1851. 5-ly.
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fuiilumrIpcr.
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
attorney at Low, Wllo,c Rirer, ST.
Cr0ir Co., Wisconsin

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent.
WiH0U Rirer, 81. Croar co., Wisconsin
Prc-emption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds
Mortgages constantly on haad, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
AtHERMAN L NOREY. on Fourth street, 81.
~ Paul, near the middle Of town, in the building of
Mr.. h1oX, up stains may he found ready attend 70
Painting III all its Departments. House painting, sign
painting, carriage and OrneWenttl painting all done
up promptly and with paints of The best quality. II we
DO Cur work ~ sioyehlV UnworkInanlike manner, We
DO not expect get business in the enlightened
~. Prrl 3iy SHERMAN 4 NO,EY
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
DGco nm Prn.L
Il F. r " $ A:

II THE PIONEER will be furnished TO subscribers
~ TWO DOLLARS per alnuIn, Invariably in advance.
II No Subscriptions received lor less than one wear
a. All letters TO this olce, be PREPAID to re-
ceiye attention.
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Al II u u X ER

u1LASTERER and cis,ern- builder, informs the people
IL OF Saint Paul and vicinity that he will attend
promptly snd faithfully the work entrusted TO hin, in
HIS line of business which he Processes understand
thoroughly. June l9. 1851. 9-y.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION



NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
On ST 4ntaony Street, tico doors bsloW the american
House.
YRNiIE undersigned would respectfully invite the atten
ton Of the public, their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready Made
Clothing BeoH, shoes, Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware etc, all of which viii be sold cheap for cash
A. Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE a. BROTHER.
81. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 20
r.. FRENTRISS.
lNROCERT and Provision store, having removed to
"a 3D. street. nearly opposite the Post Office, is
prepared offer old and customers the choicest
selections i'll his line; including hams pork, tea, coffee,
sugar, CeeveIy thing Ill fact, that wanted for
in families and boarding houses, the very lowest iy
ing prices.
ST. paul, March 29. 1852. Soft
WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
TIME subscriber agent OF Flour from the above mills
ard will have a constant supply on hand OF super
fine and .upernne, which will be sold at mill prices
freight added.
The superior quality of this Flour is known to ali who
have tred it, and only requires .rial here to make il
a tavorite family Flour of Minnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, May 90, 1851.
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G. INQUIRE. GUNSMITH.
4 the sign OF the Big Gun, Third street, ST Paul,
"A next door to Caves Saloon, is prepared do any
work III his line of business, promptly and the
satisfaction Of customers.
July 81, 1851. Is
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Z TT0RNEYS AND COZ NSELLORS At Law
"A and Solicitors IN CLanCery. st Paul, Minnesota; :;
II attend with pTompthss> and fidelity all law bust
tod their ia Minnesota and the adjon
iug counties of Wisconsin.
TFPatlcuisr attention VIII be given 10 the collection
al debts. aud the location of Land " arTfnts.
sept. J., Ie5l 22-ly
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRs AT Law.
Office FarringtOn's Store, St. Paul, Minnesota.
grLsnd Warrants to locate on time. oct.2l-27.
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BEVANS & LANSING.

bFlV Z NJ Il NNStNU.
EkEAlERS in stoves and manufacturers of every des-
- crption OF Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House, 81. Anthony street.
Jane 90, l55l (l0)
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
FOREIGN NEWS
ADFlNCE II C0rrgvt

Ihere Z .' a#.- Interesting b h. IN. g.
e.g' arrivals L.ri P4.a-r. o. ba, r-.i,...
be oH'ea i- B-r'h. Minister ar F..s.asl M.
aa5 hA' basn 'ace-sie5 by Lord Grsn5.i.
France "a qAe1 Tho election - p,...l -.
"'ai If pesrssb.g. Lou. Nsgs!soa o-,.l.-.
Ted bT q 'aal7f..y Of s-r,ral millions. TL..r..
sI2fe'ed a. Le had every thing ia ais.g., ~,
aa1 no opposition. The election. a, 80
say Neai Lg d-hs'i. Nspol.oa i. prs.id.n, !.
h-E'ai oi 'Ae 80 'iyrd Republic. ID ho.4, H..
once i'r Ten yea5', that 4. il b, can hold B.
= q 'ad AetP Irou he gliIIotia- ,l.tlong u.
. ~ iAcl Emperor Of Dictator Of France :,
pn''e IN The eIlehi Of b.. powers almost, .. r..
Aa'oe''' Of the Ros'i.'. win France p,..igsJ,
submit to such uaprinoped, tylsan.cal d,m5o,-
.'on' We .h.l soon see.
Ne are happy to learn Gon the a.ta,,iy,,.
hat there las been rise ia the price Of o.ra..
! s'''' 'n''eish'A Of penny lae tepd.n.,
! '"4 make! seems 10 be rgwards, and .io,i
~ crop 81 The last year ~ tpra out to bo,,,,
fp'e'edy large one, it !. probable tbs,h.
'''.-fs may Jet get nir remlnsr..ino n,i..
IT their cotton. F'',
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24

he well.iniormed PARIS corresnon3enl "A ~,
( National hoteiligeneer makes the 6lloeioo .a,s.
neni respecting iae department Of T,om. N.a,
icon n the nighI 10 which hts recent COD, 4 cigt
was accomplished. ~
l'onaParie il absolute master of pari. and
viii probably ere long be absolute master nf
france. Tho revolution has been thp. effected
0a Monday night there was grapd racsn,on
q the Palace Eyse,, The P,esdanligt Il
loons were crowded with tie heainiGl and NM
ofsye j was the most brilliant and ani,,sts3
solree ot The season The President b,-ssoff
d'd the honors of the mapsiou with pfincely ~
@3otiHN and seemingly with entire devotion n
W entertainment Of bis guests, viii an q fh,aosr
70 'ae auaaaiois, reckless. peuious drama N
"Hch IA three or tour hours. he was 10 he ny,,n,.
'ehi actor & Is said and am nld apon ,,od
authority that though lhe camp d'ctqt bad bsen
.tso''ea ana arranged with he details offs exc,
u,'oh W. TWO of tatee weeks past, he moment
p rs eons' 'Anaiioa had yemaiasI undetsfnigel
va "As Aei last tlSed iia d coupe Al hour.
'e'ofe the commencement Of execution. Tha
ies'ueht was called out about midnight from
ucle q officers aud protests ii department.
'ho were playing the coulter in the presence .,
m whom ihey were sure would be one d,y
lelf Emperor lie passed iuto an adoiaips
aQ'ael, Where be met couple Of his intimate
9aaseiiors aud devoted p4aisans fhey tol3
'ln mat the decisive moment had coma, that
act PC nns' now choose whether he Would b Z
Pfson as captive, or to the I'uilleries as an
iaperof; that The allied factions ia Paria.nen,
''aha'a on The morrow TO ialrodaca ard carr, A
measure that woad ipallibiy result h n.
opeachment ana incarcsraiion. unless epor,s,
Ply prevented BY Ae prompt execution OF n
'qnlsr stroke that had been long since prepared q
ID which he must now lei rlll.
Very "eli gentlemen, hand me lhe dsess,
"a the pfoclamaioas, l'll s;7u them. nm IS
',,ss' Z. .a7 ihl,r:of Il nQ' pres ns ve aay
'.... ueM . S"od iqF aad consult with him IA
P=a'' = 'ae instant, " d korRey Maas NJ
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
The State Of MissisSin1T
LowNprs CouNrY.

LoWNbEs COUNTY,
- az persons Interested IL f1e r.,,. /.
v,, ihoh4s ,, cAW1HoN. aeca. Y
" 7 notice lhal at the 'larcb Term u ~
- Probate Court iar said COUNTY ! ' will n ~, we
sem my accounts and vouchers or 8nal l'' p'e
ana discharge as Ihe Executor or lhe h.. "vi, ,,;l,
ceased ""'nah, de-
"hen aud where all person, iptere.,ol i;
'ald estate may appear ADD con,s.l All g u
they think proper '0 same y
c.,,u,, HENRY FARNANDIs.
oolumona. Jan. 10 1852 2g-31 F,e.,'
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
I'D entfy4rv,

O, D VIDSON. rern- S.,u.
So permanently looaed IN Columns a ia'nf
prepared q eSecuteall work n 0por',;,' X u.s. =
"a nnlshed stYle and the most dnrgsa ggu'stry
Df' y npon solicitation w pronh,l. XVIII.
4I'y eases requiring bis services In M s5r "ein @
souh'y and With eight years experience = m,p,ggnu'ng
Operations '''N rs J'l N his
,,ao...9 KISS corner q Market md Washington
iar.s ,na., roaa sioie ard nearly opposite Cag,.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24

~ we much regret that Il has be.n ,I,o
iue,y out OF ourpower to publish in G,ll II. oro
sIs'"s' ,.a' o' me two democratic convention.
winch assembled at Jackson on the 5,b and ST.
!"'''' We viii give abstracts of the nrooeoa
: ,'g' . our next Boh conventions sdoot ,bc
platform Of ls4s. that Of ,be s,b .I
,ua '0f Virginia and Kentucky resolution, or
l'ss aud %. We defer all comment for d.
ltesenl. wv
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
THE LEGISLATURES.

"c nave received Ite procced'nes Of our Ier.
stature down to the 20th inst. They do.a,i
q general interest Numerous bilI.. notGo0,
ana resolutions have been introduced i Lan
houses but tbny aro almost entirely of ,oaI
or private nature. ''1''
oa the l2thn't., the President Of tbo s.,,.
pro- 'fma Mr. Bell, announced thai tbo p.,.
ofn' oi the Senate Mr. Whitfield hsvinr c..,,l
70 discharge tbs duties Of Governor would a..
sumo The chair. '' "'-
On the 18th the two House, me-, in co.r,.s
and proceeded to lhe eleclio, or o,.. 1
sergeant.at Arm, and Librarian with ,ba 81
lowing results ~ ~
ron STATE PRINTER.
'o' Ne''rs' Palmer & Pickett, s,aa,e. g,o,.
Of The Flag Of lhc Union, Q =,
Barksdale & Jones Of n.
Ni.pis'ippim, % >,
Majority for Palmer AID picEsu ,e -
for sergcan'.al,alms Mr.. Iack.,r. - i, !,
o'llol received 65 votes, NJ. Ti,on 81 n. c.' ="
" 'aceson was therefore clrcled
for Librarian Nr, Smith on he bs,,.u.
'r'ea . votes Mr. IIosmer 52. NJ sn;n |!
Nas therefore elected. >'''''o j,
ne two houses have got ipto ..l p
TIE election of U S Senoto,s 49,, S"' b
'rdIy probable 'hatihcy will r,cor., ,h.,. '.,"'' o
'"of curing the session. There s,o h.. 7''' W
Ape''' to oil IN the u, S. seps,-,vo !" to
'o' - ,'r'n' oec'doned BY the resignation. 49, We w
oS ''qo'' and 1ensDays, .ua On, e. !. fri
'm oce'sioned by The cIpr.rion ofGor r ,o'E .c'i
! guar ''i'n on 'ho "'h Of march. Isss J. e"
senate % ihe l2ih inst, Mr. pop. in, TIC
0'' resolution which was ps..e3 49,, ' sta
: ''u'ss meet on the Tuesdoy 6Ia,in ,'F r hoa
purpose Of ailing the vacancies oy 1ba :. ~ imc
~ Y ihe Ilouse, this resolg,io, ,.. 49, ia
."'y Sm'heed 50 ss to 20 into Ii. .,,,,a, . =
I, I 9.a''or' on thai day. Bl The srn,N the
u'u not concnr' they quietly laid ,he .m. New
I !" ''e. 'ao'e and from tie girpgs ou, i II, (
'fsWPan i seems quite probabl. cags
permitted to he there uil The clo,. l. ~ i, N u''.
''n' ms Is rather an awkward s,., men
? aug ! strikes us that he Sens,. sly "a
~, ~ IF !, clearly as much the dat, Of 'he , asn
S'''"'ufe 10 sIec''a Senator for he ratst5
= ~, 'ae shor! terms. Should there +. ~ the
oa I q Senators atlhi' session, he du,v win ness
"e on 'a' Governor q fu the two y.oan "
hr executive .nnoi,,,,. '"eNh' stand
Sc prou,bt)y d. n e,,'' ''sn ae will of and t
u, IN, - - eae 'ong term, il is to be
-. o"'' 81 IN extra session or ,be try
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24

-. "'""'Ar pisA'rERs.--VeriIy his Is tn.
"s' q steamboat disasters as well as Of GAIA
"'"''er' '. as many as three Of lhesr ,bockiog
disasters occurred on the Missis,ipni ,bo TN
los'' all within the space of a boprs--,be r;o
pa" I,. burnt - niles below ycksburs, tn cso,r,
washington exploded and burnt a short di.,,oo.
'ooSe "rand Gulf The Martha Washington bp,n,
near island 90, opposite Coaboma county o.
'a'h Of these toats lhc cargo was an epti,. -.
many lye' were also lost. We have no roam
Or particulars. = 0o''
Columbus Democrat., 1852-01-24
E0SSJTH.

Personally, Gov Eossuth has maIo ,n ~.
%'or''nary !, impression Hoat once c,n,n,n1.
''e respect Of tde stroue-r ana inspires ! naro
,1''oata 7 Intercourse with love and roycron.,
''' Is courteous in manner as he is cbiyairan.
= P"po.o--eooj as he is braye--mojcs, Il i,
5on,. ",.,r',os sr Ills appearance in the Opera.
noose @ SATURDAY night was spectaoI, " co,n.
p'ae' beauty and snblmity where bripbt cro.
'o'R'" upon to bless him--wLerc lborty.jo,in,
woman wed with thoaternor sex in ioing bom,no
% ho'rty s Envoy and where taste ons ms
we're grouped 70 bid him welcome. and II aaa
f'sn INSPIRATION to hearts already PLEDGED j H.
oas'' Iho patriot felt the scene deonI,, .al
r'Iy Thrice he acknowledged the plan3;ts =
'o audience, and was not untouched bv AM !,
ant application which The house as NIX 80 -
'artand one voice,madc Of The goul.stnripr Al
a'nts incidentally sung from The STAGE =
Ims,. - I II