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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30
AMERICAN Mills

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, VIII keep constantly on hand supply Of
AZ Mira FANNY Flour" Warranted superior to any Gou
sold IN Ihis market. II. +. NcCLOSKEY.
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JAS. THOMAS. ,yR'S..

6SUFEkIOR Brands Tobacco; $50 packages this day
~ ianGing per Western World and Geo. Collier viz:
Luscious luxury ID. ad l2 ID; Nectar, l2 h.: Virgin
and "Sl O per b.;) Nirgd Gold Leaf l-2 b Diadem
Twist padenl Plain ID; Gem OF the Old Dominion, To-
and ior sale lay THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant
st. Louis, July l. lift
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LrTTER WRlTIxe.-Below - an article from the
MY. Times upon this subject, which is peculiarly
applicable to people like ours, in new country aud
recently from their eaiier homes.
ssWrite Letters Not to everybody, TO all that
a.k voa on YOU will be taxed beyond your patience,
aud fad i, hard to shake of a troop Of Improbable
,ouaiaiance. Not 10 all the girls who have made
soar heart iuiter, les you kindc flames You viii not
b, able 20 feed les; you write so things that viii
look ridiculous in your biography some otiend-
ed dau,sel be down upon YOU Tor breach OF promise
Not 20 all your cousins lest your classics be egsced
and vo,ir business suffer- csassmae IN college was
reprimanded by the professor for neglect OF college
studies Tae delinquent plead that the circle OF his
correspondence was 40 large that he could not ind
time q attend TO his Euclid
Wife punctually TO those with whom you have b'i-
siness connections. A great many, who lack neither
industry resolution, hnd il extremely hard to write
business note of half dozen lines. Like rail cars,
i, is easier forty miles their track than rod
out of the way ON either side \ Trend of ours, who
had suffered much Tor lack Of letters from ms vessel
when on her voyages, gave package OF old letters,
directed to himself, into the hands OF the captain,
with positive orders for him drop Into the post
o.Iice of every port where he touched. The post
mark or the corner answered his purpose.
Write 10 your sister. Your letters are a luxury TO
her that sha prizes above her ewely, and they cost
,ou nothn-. or it, BE At charges for sheet OF
paper and a thinbe in Of ink. The oigar YOU are
smoking, costs is much as TIE postage Oh II. ne
cigar ends ashes and smoke the letter Strengthens
the fanny tie and adds strand to the blessed cords
tha, bind Ii members of a common home together
Write 10 yo,r mother. If You are III good conra-
nv, she viii secit IN your letters and be comorted IN
,our absence. II YOU neglect write, heI affection
has hard struggles with her fears 70 assure her that
vau have not gone as,tay. Have not time! Take
TING from the bachgam n9n-board, from the calls OF
ceremony from The society Of companions. from sleep,
from meals when W nave not t:ae e. write 10 vonr
mother you have no. tin~ u look a crowd gather
ed IN the street. He Who made tne, gave YOU time
enough W hat have NoI done with il
Write 10 Your iathsi. our postponement thickens
the white hairs on his reverend head Are you bu-
- than hel AND b writes to ,ou. He Will not mis-
Interpret vcur silence; be trust his boy. He
knows that Won a bs>v tai the stream runs
fast. lie Will forgive YOU ii .On DO not recognize
him waving his COED wishes from the bank. Bat he
mist 90 Up soon, and Wbon sou have time 70 look,
,i- manly form may nave departed. Give him the
cos,ess soiace OF frequent e.,rs. that he may know
he last he is ~, tprgot,ea Write to hin to-day.
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tsatena aonsrttsewsnt.
f.ONyrANTIY ON HAN

- f,ONyrANTIY ON HAND,
TN larfc quantities. and for sale NJ uduced Pussev
cry description Of Drugs, Mszltces Paints e.; son-
TaraaIc Ascid, Paint, hair & shssbtsahea !,
hi Carb Soda, Oil ot lemon, -
Cream Tartar, DO Bergainot,
Salt Pctre, 90 cinnamon,
EPSON Salts, dU Pepperinine.s
Flour Sulphur, do Wintergreet =
Am. and Russian Isinslass do Gloves, s9f
Bonnet Glue, DO Cedar,
Spices and Indigo, do Eemiock,
Assorted Perfumery, do Spruce,
Roll birthstone dye s,us, ru6afb jalap ipeeac blue
mass, calone Soma, mamma, scainmeny garnbo?e
OPIUM ca,nphor, blue and white vitrie morpha, sails
cine lodi Potassium strychnne, yeratrine, all fresh from
Eastern markets. which most respectfully invite the
attention Of the public
GEORGE C. srRoTHER,
Wholesale anu Retail Druggist
Jelly 3, 1851. (1l> No. l9s Main street. Gaien
n BBI.s. Linseed Oil--On hand and for sale By
i " Juiy3 GEORGE C. S7ROTHER.
a BBLS. Putty-(In hladders) on hand and for sale
Il " by Only 81 GEORGE e. STRO7HER.
4 n BBIs. Spirits Turpen,ine--On hand and for sal
II ~ By Gully 81 GEORGE {. STROTHER.
- BBIs. Lard Oil-On hand and for sale by
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
= BBis. Cincinnati Glue On hand and for sale by
~ July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER
- BBLs. sperm oil--on hand and for sale by
- Juiy3 GEORGE c. STROTUER..
A HF bids. sweet Oii--On hand and for sale by
Ek July 3. GEORGE g. STROTHER,
= BBIs. Fish oil-on hand and for sale by
- July GEORGE c. STR0THER.
200 kesT sssa . ."a s "s CINCINNATI sy White Lead
jolly g. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
d a 4 Boxes Window G.ass-(Assorted sizes on
u ~ l. hand and for sale by
Juy3 GEORGE C. STROTHER.
a Boxes CASTLE Soap--On hand and for sale by
y jury g. GEORGE Z. STROTAER.
n ;s1s Olive o'i-on hand and 70, sale By
n ODD OZS. snlh. Qninne--On hand and for sal.
IL @o by jufy s. GEORGE C. ST'ROTHER.
Il bbs Queen City Varnist-On hand and for sale by
II July 3. GEORGE SPROTHER
+ n BBi.s spanish wilmington hand ard for sale by
" july D. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
hf bbls. Castor Oil--On hand and for sale by
July D. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
CAUTION: CAUTIONS: CAUTIONn.
take this occasion 10 inform the public that hsve
the exclusive agency ior Gacna and vicinity for the
sale OF the following justly and deservedIy popular Fam.
lily Medicines
iiraeienberg Medicines, DIR Swaynes syrup t Cherry
DIR WIN IL Soan's Ointment, DR. Swayne's Vernifuge
" Cond'n pew'r, DIR Trask's Magnetic Oin;'ut
DF MYERS sarsaparil-a, Eoahe's iodine Linnent,
Dr. Siiimans hsir tonic, DR.. Braggs remedies,
Or. Champions Pills. Dir. Merchants earglinp oil
DIX Brstos n. & b. linmant Dr. Marshalls uterine cath
ALSO--ON HAND.
Perry Davis PAN Killer Dr. Chris;ie's Magnetic Belts
and Fluid swan's Panacea Jayne's medicines Wistars
Basam, Rowands Tonic Mixture, etc, etc. for sale by
GLORGE &. sTROTHER,
W boIesale and Retail Druggist
Jy No. 1876 Main st. Calena
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
Eytonf

lie ould again repeat that not the slightest hesta
tion IN recommending tas stove. standing the
nation of competent judges without rival. the
distant approach 20 nvalship aud would coBden
~ challenge the entire trade 10 the thai. Remember If
ii does not suit, just bring ii back and money will
be ready Tor yen.
! ] have also on hand large assortment of PREMIUM
cox AND PAPLoR STOVES. ar reduced prices; Tinwarc
wholesale and retail; job work done The shortest
and the REASONABLE. terms cash For sale
by J. II. BIERS,
/ sept29-23-v Corner Roberts and Third street.
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

cheap Cash Store, for Summer Yr0!e.
L. FL iiERTON has now received and opered his
- autumn winter stock, comprising The best
selected ASSIGNMENTS Of Ready -nade Clothing, Prints
Sainets Beots, shoes, Fancy Goods, Co. brought
Ia Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting 81. Pau, to pay him visit. he Is
determined retain the which his establishment
has 50 long neld of Cheap Cash Store.r
CLOTHING.
The follow ing are II few of the articles hand:
ENtra hne black dress coats Black satin
do rock 90 Figured do
Black and brown DO Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
bingham DO Cotton ami wooden hose
llchcry co CT ali sizes and
Il rs AND SHOES.
Mems boys thiCk boots Morocco slippers
do 10 GO shoes Ladies CATERS
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,.
consisting Cf Teas CoicGs, Sugar, Rice Sugar lonse
Molasses, sperm Candles, Dried Apples Peaches SOAP
Tobacco, eaieratGs, Stafcl Goldfish, Mackere CHINA
mon Nutness Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also an assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting Of
Tubs aud Buckets. Washboards, Clothes'fins &c All
for sale cheap cash No trouble show goods at
his storcrext door to the Pioneer office book tore
\. B. Large supplies OF Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes a!vass on laid.
November, lc5l. ll-tf
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SPRING SALES 1880

SHALL he receiving upon the opening of navga alton,
large aud well selected assortment of British,
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes. Tea
and lobocco; and variety of fancy articles which
VIII he offered to the trade lower prices the same
styles have usually sold in this market And would
suggest TO purchasers VINO have formerly visited other
markets. that much time ana expense may be saved BY
purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
stock and prices !, respectfully solicited.
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Galena Aopertisements.
f. III. Il III. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, SC.


Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, SC.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
IRE now in receipt of their large and well assorted
"A stock of Goods for the Spring and Summerj which
they offer the trade on the most advantageous terms
The following goods Included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
Of the following brands:
A. A: Shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc., etc.,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINCS.
Casco, A. CA, Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
All the desirable brands to LIE found in the market
at very low prices PRINTS.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do I'd, Srfague's
Allen, DrIDncrs,
Briggs, HOyles,
Adams, Rlue and Orange,
Carr aud Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
Shirting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints Of every variety.
TlCklNGS.
full assortment.
SURFING STRIPES,
OF all brands and qualities.
Cloths. Casaimeres, Sattnets and Tweeds inoludn.
American, English. French and Herman Clots; hlacI
striped plaid, waved and fancy spring style OF Cassi
meres ana Tweeds.
VESTINGS.
large assortment Of fine Silk, Satin Velvet and EN-
broidered, Marscles and Buff Goods.
COTTONADES.
fire assortment OF the different brands, Of ever,
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Tlannels, Cambrics dress Silks
Muslin, Thread Buttons Hooks aud Eyes, Hdkf's, Sus
penders Hosiery, Gloves, Towcing sewing Silk Cras,
Ronnets, Ribbons Irish and Brown Linens Table Gov
ers, Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale
bone, etc, etc
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
Mems calf grained, kip and thick Boots and Brogans
boys and Youths do do womens calf, kip goat
eled Jenny Lind and kid Bootees Ladies' goat. kid
enanelled Buskins, Ladies' fancy cold Caters and
Caters and Buskins, of every quality and price fu
and complete of the different sly les of Mis-
! ses' and Cllldrens' wear.
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THE NEW AND sARtVALED COOK
STOVE. CHARTER OAK.

TES subscriber would respectfully inform The public
II that he has iter great difficulty and expense. pro-
creda large stock the above new and ELEGANT Cool
stoves. This stove combines in It's construction and ar
ringenen a: the mode impraYc.r Of the age in
greater PERFECTION than any other
lie il aware, putng every thing the order of the
aty; but there Is none Of that this instance. This
sove j. all all lis friends claim for it. and that is simply
and only that it is infinitely superior to any stove
eNtaRt. Purchasers are distinctly and explicitly inform
ed that i'll It's operations, utility and durability il does
meet their entire and unqualified appreciation, III.
money will be refunded them upon return Of The
stove Every article OF furniture is Of tue best quality
III workmanship al,d OF the latest improvements.
All who DESTROYS o. procuring al the best cook
stoves occed Tor sale III this market where
else reSpeci fully invited cali aud exaline This
stove for themselves before purchasing eiseNhere il
they do not, they will s>srcdl, he sorry for it, the
moment they examine il. Ii is Of the
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Agent for CaIena and st. Louis, an,
Galcna and st. Paul Packet Line q
Steamers.
Gaioua, April !, 1852. As
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Messrs. EIfelt e. Brothers,.
A RE now in receipt of ii part Of the most elegant
"A stock Of Dry Goods brought this Terrific
ry. They will advertise in full week. when they
~1pes' iuh arrival 42ptf
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Iron, steel, Nails, Groceries, rTovis.
ions. &C.,
At TIE
SLIGO IRON STORE.
EkUR winter stock Of every article usually Kept IN
~ our Iron Store, is Large and Complete, 10 which
Invite tie attention OF the public. II embraces BAR
and SHEET Iron, CAST SLEIoH SaoEs, Steel, NAILS
ANvILs, HsLiows, VICES, CHAINS, GLUE, &c. Also,
/ STOCK OF wc.l selected
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Which we Offer at our usually low prces. We shall
be happy to our OLD customers Wen ones
who come with the Ga Sill We intend henceiolw ard 10
do business oaly the Cash system.
MARSHALL. i co.
81 Paul. Dec. .. lS52--im
NOTICE.
HAVE this iaN withdrawn from the firm OF Edgar
& Chaubiin, and take great pleasure IN TecommenI-
ing Mr. E. To he public patronage. J. W. L,
st. Paul Nov. q. 1902.
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u A. consigned 10 us The most enchanting stock OF
Christmas presents that this bengnant saint
showereG upon thrstcntom, Here are all manner OF
TOYS. from meeting house 10 penny whistle; some
hiu.s toe. for ihe OLD children such China gilt
tie vases, China ours With Inscriptions. and car, table
boxes DO come and them at our Confectionery
stores Third street, and above the American House.
y. z. We bought these things where served our
appTtntic >hip ai.i sell lower than Tie lowest
Dec ? !552. 4, REM & KARCHER.
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portion OF my stock. shall keep constantly hand n
large quanty OF
PROVISIONS.
such hams, shoulders butter, r flour, pork peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND Liquors.
consisting al WhsAey, brandy port, madeira, GIN porter
claret, champagne aud ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete aud fashionable assortment, made up in the
best manner, ana al the best material, among which
overcOats, ctes and iroch and OF ali kinds
coiors AID sizes Gnderc otiBg in great variety Also
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment,
meiition. Also,
HATS AND CAPS.
embracing all the fail and winter styie>.
Also, general assortment Of Uar6U arc, Paints lass
lIhMAre, cutlery, oils, dc.
st. Paul, Nov. 1850 JOHN FARRINGT ON.
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ijGE!U,H SALES.
:,iIs.IaS;:ls; ssEE CT eI ,,IIaa1T Ii::i

STATE :, THE COZ >TY OF Go; CE~TER
10 ..z =. Coz. i: ,,ur-.-, COM,
a. ls!r r. .'r eta i.s therein o.. =.
10 @i .ayiii-~iFe. 1. .E
'!iriF sl-
IL ,r ... ati9-s ard r lewis Marshall. Unc - lie
,s. m Testament Kctt. tU.r end ms
rae! v n G"ii'i h .r-' 1iy q \o'str
@ y pH1 = 3"rst = tE ne. fa,tl ." fa
~ -nsn q" y-"r.27 G. -! = - t"' ,,at, =, a.
-. al! lf .yl4 alsLe4-.y car! AHiNGpbN N! MOD
VILE. aa ,uat.'.- iJ)a! .sea hH" lc icre> n "t-FS
r'Ie.s o; ly" = l:s ad AI='~- u - good a11'!S
~ az lie ,4L c1GHt; t,.aCcesi,!
To u! Ia beer acttfieG a. ore "a n SUI '"
divide! Irc asr! pats hrsO al % mat. Before LIe
"a eand y i5nc: - persons sXam:nincf he ants.
IHc Improvements each hes- land sufficient for
ihraccuGup!aIaE q iaIUIl..
Persons wishing aTIsdto communicate w: the
'n-15'ers - I'll! gre he: 'otHan7n oa;te sasc "!c:
may hr desired
Purchasers "' have Tue i"es- Gre? Of "Ie.;
at'c- he conditions -Hil have
h. ADD 1911 possession vii De -yea the ast LAY Of Jan.
G..y, i-it.
III ne made IL OF hree four
run the each nsaimem carry i.om Ia
~ Jauttr.. aa!r annual: purcaa
VII required bonds ~th -rcurt! Insa
r.- 1T. parable tie s-bscg!5crs commissioners
Wi\nHiM KEMP,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL {:
WE HAVE GONE TT GREET YOU
rnrcl Eyh iDlf ion,

al opportunity
( an MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
entertaining psr@r-
forest ~n7-- history i
az closely interviewer with the sptr OF romance The Company
Red wild Can eturaed in:ia1 d-o VIZ
and N.s a'rGaata Wi CIV, genera
t- In cciAtiY S ~
addition the above. Indian and sentimental
songs and dance Sacred aEa National Dances. &c
The also The citizens % I'M.
r,,y mai he ma MT. RUSSELL
rom N,ho arden YORK. ACCORDION PA, ej
who will play his Pokas, Waite QicksieFS lache
Solos. SC, on h ne!unu Instrument winch "-
IN nm h the cz.ns of Jur:n. his TO hat CITY
~ Admission only - cents :.
rs Doars open a. s-iore psoTnsnre % commence e.
Guarer ssiore t. a 'ohS'S'' .>@t''
Oct 6-d3l
NOTICE here5y gJrsH Tho! c.lnsat@ 70 ~ ~ - We
9TH lay Of JaDa 81 g LOUISA 40"
the Railroad Company 20 Jonn ooea i2'
dollars uayahe On day November, lo- oe:' !"s. "
nislsd anl thai apply Pre- AMI irr-cit 9" te
virginia Central Company renewal 0; 'i "'A
/, ~.
IA
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH

LATER FROM EUROPE.

l.
NEw YoRz Oct. 1.-THE steamer franklin arrived here
Jay bringing Liverpool and Southampton dates 10 he
:: September A, time of her departure cotton was
he sales OF The preceding four cays reached 6OOU
o.s Of oneeighth pence our was scarce
previous Wheat active al define OF
ar-peang. Corn steady; and provisions dull Con-
closed al 100 10 zoos. The money markei was light
: "1s we:e f,it.
~ American Guano expedition was creating great unea
..'s>- IN En- lind, and collision was feared
IN unsuccessful attempt had been made 10 assassinaie
LG!s Napoleon Iars.lles, by OF an Internal ma
cine composed Of $50 gun barrels loaded with 1900 bullets
Tie had been secured by the police, and the parties
:f.='c!
from Paris say the first official ACT towards
the cnnnnIma1n OF the Empire will take place al Tours
he I5a October decree will be published Tor
the Senate examine and repor, on an ad
i'ss lie Departments, inviting the President 10 as
sgme !mi'sT.ai dignity.
NEW ORLEANS Ger. 1.-THE steamer HI Doraco
na- arrived ,ta California dates weeks later Nothing
uaoTtin: vet received.
- sS-----,.-1-, a. ,.a.a
3aLTlMORE., Ger II SHES of 1850 boiS hour were
NAE i-,m 3l 81 81 Red wheat W to "a cts;
SD,e 3, 10 81 ID. No corn here
NEW YORK. Der ll-S,,es OF $500 bbis. -four
Stan~-n 81 So 81 49, 80 900 bushels wheat-white at
..li. 30 900 Susheis corn, mixed, al IS I3s.
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WY\pHiM KEMP,
r.is
INCONSISTENCIES SaLEOE IAIIAELE LAND

COMMISSIONERS SAL +. OF VALUABLE LAND.
SOY tie CcuIt Cout OF Louisa rendered
ID upuG ghr !G.h ember. OF Ioa.u
e. Johnson upon SDAI Inc 10Th ia: o: NoS-n
far II net he dr'aY proceed 10 sell on ne PREMISES
bidder Two hundred and !htF!y E
Louisa the South ANA
thf poa the Rca Estate OF the late ir"s inh@.
.ae.t Martha W JOHNSON
ner r~-r wt.c.. the mansion house l. ;ua;rG
TIE gpg . and
purchaser BON: win approved personal security TO-
% tn" purchase atG i:e ~ io ne lad 70 De
cllr"d al The paid Oiy GlHch wi be
r. gure sgic.aI .rlcay the
AMI the cost Ill. si.ll JAMES /. GuRuDN./ g..
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=. Ell, LAND E,yn SAIL.

1 ,prora,ox river i!sve- II. IaTn conau- 500
Acres. about ant FOR ~" mot par lyi
.r The improvements are ample par lf- als-
AIT from. Richmond 81 miles ant from Pcer.clr2 ,"rrHs
shtle l. D4ugie he Glover ~ hi.-
-a.s cheap and 5~af. acrr>- "
.e, u-.G5o hood pleasant ant agreeable "! uel" =
and persons buy. ryrG % - siHi
s,s HENRY ANDERSON
I'm
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't'AE NOTES OF THE SOUTHERN MASUEAC-
HERs BANK. redeemed, heretofore al par al our
"; X c. w. PURCELL & CO.
INK NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES BANK
-, " AsHNGTOS D. c. will be redeemed by in Wiz
s,n.f Motley w 1tNSIEY.
EhtNiiN GCANO.-S5O0 bass best Peruvian Guaao.
10" fsteiyiHs-,or .ale By
- 4@-ciS HUGH W. FRY.
lets. RUGS. Give respectfully call the attention
on insnc- and pubic cheap and handsome
w IA 81 Brussels Tapss;Gy ply and Ingram Carpe.ng
''e1 booking and Russ received by
e. - BREEpEN j. FOX,
'>t- S'-cS@ 2i7 Broad
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MONROE WARD

TAs Democrats OF Richmoni-and Monroe Ward pa!tlcu-
a'a 4 hold meeting Hnlchers Store on q street
on N.a.- night Octooer 18Th, * O'Clock. Several
aa= speakers Will present Rally one and al-ano
a.ena .eng and our eloquent speakers Tor our
eu-trr- rau>e.
S,eakipg will commence Al CLOCK. large ana en-
hgas. meeting is expected The Democrats OF the city
vi mere anl from the surrounding country are
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
>grHE POCAHONTAS mas been Withdrawn Tor meg SF-Tt
present. The BElNlDERE will CONTINUE 10 MAKE
her regular Tips oe1eel .nls cry and BalHio!e-
Those Intending ship this week viii please 10 avail themselves Of
!h- opportunity To-day per Belridere ,..-o>.
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JAMES l. GORDON ,-,,-
ROOT PEknlN>. "0'''
FOik SALE.

WILL sell ~ or - 81 LAID as The purchase prrec
.u- county Il Madison. n. RAPID AGn RIVER wtt!
I.E: he TuG pike -ae inm GUrtoesvle 70 tie Naes u
Virginia and convenient distance Of The Alexandria ant Central
Railroads,
There IS o. heavy Timber AZ! ~ OF rre fITe
ID. II" bottom ~ agt
h. TAI, lI-fe
be s-4c Tie II The zen .art
- Clover Tins .ntal! ri. toggh equal any
is 81 r. ! r. Oi lie country
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rN:TEp STATES Ntii. LINE.
Serr Ior. and Tir-;7iI Steamship Company
STE.A MSEIP Z 4 y a * r
FOR NEW IURk VIA NORFOLK,
Leares regularly erery Tuesday a. four 0ciac. T. w.
TIME ROANOKE. Captain plrrI.f. ~! 5e ready
receive irech: % ias td1nd.y} - Il clock
for New Yors ana s receive
The hour | O'Clock VI. 20 m rf," I"">;ay
The
VI 81. "a o. board by or before th hour
Tickets selected from plan OF ne -hII
al office South size OF the BASIN
Passage New York GcG!nc meal. and fine stat" ro
onlg sS'-.: % Ne rS oniE So
passage. office. st. Of the Basin
g-Shuers y requested slIh"r scGd TIE
.eir cunsi.n-es The CLERK he 0rce early II
The afternoon Of TUESDAY LCDLAN d "Ai>'N.
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Eg'The Democrats Of Jefferson Ward have determined,
through hei- Vigilance Committee, TO hold public meeting
Il Military Hall! over the Old Market House on THURSDAY
EvrSISo IAN Oc,, half past O'Clock. Messrs Geo E.
Scde. Alex Craig, and A. D Sims, were appointed CON-
the prepared with seats &c and Messrs
Richard Haskns Timothy Z. Burns and Dr. Jas. Dove,
constitute the committee invite speakers 10 address the
meeting.
Democrats from all parts OF the city invited 10
ana listen 10 he truths which will be advanced and sus
tanned ey some OF our speakers. C0me one come a
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BEN,T. 4. N1INDE

BENZ. Il. MINOR.
ATTORNEY At LAW. RlCHTUND.NA .
TTENDS promptly all BUSINESS iiuf-s,1n ONO 20
"a 3 Law Ruiiithg AEsr-s lz-o.'.
TEA CHEN.-A young lady 0f cxp.r-rte = dszF'as =
n small school private fanny English french anu
Mutic embrace her Satisfactory Information VIZ
obtaue addressing A. B. C. Madison Cour house.
Ocl. s-cST
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DIED.

oi -u3dea residence the county Louisa on Inc
ah {" nUa HUGH GOODWIN in the bis iesr-
aIeconais family Of orphan children 10 lament the Joss OF