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TAKE NOTICE.
WUITNEY'S GALLERY OF OAGUER.


FkSE Subscriber having recently ade great I'm prove.
meuts in the arrangement Of light in his cutlery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before very superior stock makes tho
appointments ii his Gallery equal, if superior any
ia The west, Is HOW prepared to Dagerreotyp
iikencsseS IL sly le us Irpssscd by ary operator.
Lie - uncertain and PERSONS health should not de-
lay one moment III procuring one more OF these
meE'os Of lie, which under the irving circumstances
OF Ina! separation Of r,chGs price purchase
Miniatures taken al3 weather and neatly set in lock-
cts, pins rings bracelets canes large variety Of
which are kept constantly hand and new patterns
being constantly received All are respect uily invited
Ia call and examine srIclmeus
ST. Paul Aug. 5. lo52. I5-tf
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RARE CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS.
~ r. MELVILLE wishing TO engage other busi-
NJ offers to close his large and well select
ed assortment of Boots and Shoes at a bargain. He
will be in receipt of all the best and late styles upon the
opening Of navigation. Asst
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN, of good address and manners,
IN who speak the French German and English
languages luently, wanted door salesman.
His duties Will chiefly consist in attending to sales Of
wild lanss and city property in Minnesota Territory
He must be good business man, and devote the whole
of his attention the interest of his employer without
FEAR FAVOR of CONSIDERS" He will be constant
y occupied in travelling; and in addition to the liberal
salary OF
One Thousand Dollars per Annum,
He will have many advantages of informing himself OF
the various descriptions Of lands which in the
his duties he must necessarily become acquainted with
Applicants will apply by letter, in their own hand
writing, stating qualifications and previous employm
Address, HENRY M'kENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
June 80 IS53-2t
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
a nnn ACRES of choice land ia this beauti-
9OVO .Gi Territory, BY the section, half Sec
ton quarter section, incle
1900 Acres in the vicinity Of st. Paul, the
Capiis Of the Territory in the midst of country fast
filling up, and rapidly rising in value
1000 Acres IN the vicinity OF ST. Anthony Falls,
near the greatest water power in the Norhvest, the
centre Of the numbering interest of the Territory.
500 tCrcs uea- the young and thriving village Of
Manomn, on tho Mississippi river, above the Falls, in
beautiful country, fast opcging 10 emigration.
700 Acres snc bordering White Bear Lake,
splendid sheet Of asser n9Jed besut fu shores
and FIVE fish THIS lac is Of by good roads,
and is the first quality OF SOIL Beautiful lakes and
streams Of the purcsi ws, ahapnd every part, al
we'll stocked with choice yariete, Of fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak OPEN
and natuIai prairie; forming The beautiful
cry imaginable, and presenting the favorable
rety for the choice Of a farm.
HENRY McKENTY.
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FALLS LAND.
900 ACRES OAK OPENING AND MEAD
4 80 OW-bordering whiting two and quarter
miles Of ST. Anthony, on q small lake, commanding a
fine view of the city,
Also, 10 ACRES Prairie and Meadow, about half a
mile back Of the city, for sale by
HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul, NJ. T., June Is, lS53-at
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Saint Paul Hat, Cap and Gentlemens
Furnishing Store.

FURNISHING StOTe.
Fresh .drriuais- Cheaper than Erer, and
L0Uer than Goods are sold East.
IN RITCHIE has just received fresh assortment
OF Goods; comprising latest sty les of Silk, Beav
er and koSsuth Hats. Fine silk Hats, high Crowned
kossuth Hats, Army and Navy Caps, with splendid
assortment OF shirts, and neck ties Fancy half
hose, soaps perfumery, trunks, valises carpet bags
canes, umbrellas, and variety of goods
to mention, at RITCHIE'S,
June 30. Corner Third and Wa bashaw sts
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
pArr,soN $500 4 BEHsoN,s

DED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
careful drivers upon the road between ST..
Paul and St Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
lie on all occasions. They have large and excellent
Livery stock several and elegant Carriages and
Barouchcs; also new Harness and Horse Furnishings
and equipages of the most elegant description.
r. s, in returning thanks 10 the public for the l;b
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them,
pleasure in stating that they have Just received ad-
dtion TO their former extensive stock, several young
elegant and
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$4,000.
II wish to purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth oil
j Town Lots in the city of ST. Paul The money will
be paid down for property, at fair price.
LEWIS HYNEMAN,
Sd ST.. near Jackson.
June 80, Io53.--lltE
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
F. S. NEWELL,

--.--~r--, Importer and wholesale dealer in Hard
>~~axHgs..~7 ware, Cutlery, Housekeeping Articles
So, Farming and Mining Implements, con
sA<s1TE>s stany in store and for sale, near Post
Office. Third street. st. Paul. } llY
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REAF. ESTATE

hk.9 Il Al
ASysA ! o6rr property situated ~ the town sHxS1HA
I:.,m ! of SAINT Paul aud in mmedi- aa8sH3skR
l.-lM1 ATE vicinity, for sale lew for cash S32Xa4ySh
The terms such : do not uiien present |RY4EV
themselves 10 the capitalists. Two dwell
iHg houses, and several lots of land IN n ~aAz1Es-.
central OF ST. Paul. with abundant supply Of excel.
ler: water With This property will be sold about ten
acres oland, covered with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale, number az five acre lots with
growing timber them. situated on, and the imme-
date vicinity Of public roads, and o mile from
ST Paul The above property will be sold such low
terms for cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell
again NJ advance.
For sae OF time prices will be proportonably higher
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, or u. J.. iiDiT, St Paul. l4-ly
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KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VGNIiIS desirable ground. lying the central and
u advantageous part OF the basin Of st. Paul. where
must inevitably be the principal business of the
town. and afordg also choice and delight full Loss
in the rear, upon the bench for dwelling houses
veyed into Lots, and oe red for sale, with titles
disputed and indisputab!e at reasonably low prices ard
upon liberal terms Of credit for most of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold 10 the ad-
don, Will be furnished al the rotary saw.m, easy
terms. CHARLES III. CAKES,
Agent for Propnetors.
ST. Paul July 81 1851. Is
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UIOLfNS AND GUITARS-Juss received and for
V sale at the Lower Town Book Store, by
WIN. DAHL.
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CATHCART. KERN CO.,
Third Street, SAINT Pau.
NAIOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public, that they have purchased ;lis entire stock
of Mr.. :. H. Scrsent, comprising the following goods,
VIZ: Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats Caps Yankee Notions CIockery Groceries, Pro
Visions Wooden etc, etc, ali III which they offer
at very reduced prices tor Cash!
They Halter themselves from their experience in bu-
sncss and close attention TO ne wants al ther custom
ers, To mer, n fair share of public patronage.
Those from the upper wcli the surrounding
try, will do well To give call before purchasing else
where, have almost every article required by the
idfmer, mechanic aud trader.
a. Call Us, and we viii give good value for
your money. a. II. CATICART,
kIMON KERN,
!. WILSON CATHCART.
nanI aIay 1saQ tf
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ENJOY ED.

rUNHE NEW YORK STORE has removed to The new
4 building 4 doors above the old stand. The Ladies
and Gents respectfully invited call and examine
our stock. We are now prepared 10 show them one OF
the prcttIest STOCKS goods brought ho market
4 r Remember the NEW YORk STORE where it is
trouble TO show goods. A. T. CHAMBLlN.
st. Paul, NAV ) le53-y3.
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFER ED.

400 bbs Flour, 200 bbls Fork,
100 bbs Dried Apples JUST reed ON consignm ent a
the Wharf Boat and will be closed of at reduced prices
Also, corn and corn meal, cats potatoes bran, lime
&c, at great bargains.
je 23-if j. w. BAsS e. CO.
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NOTICE.

NOTICEse
VYVHE Books of the North Western Railroad Com
u pany will be opened nj the Office OF Borup Oakes
on the First Monday in July. y
Der OIL Can, ,.-s.oa
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

CHEAP GROCERIES.
4 NJ FARMER, late of the firm of Rey Farmer,
- is pleased inform lis old friends and ali those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions ceaply
that has received aud offers for sale The low
cash prices his store Third Street, door
below The Worlds Fair, large, fresh and wei selected
stock OF articles III his line consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing:
Sugars, OF all varieties,
Tens the latest import ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Meditefane ruIts,
Fst-Cod. Ma, kercl and Herring,
Pickles and Preserve OF all kinds,
Nuts-Almonds, Fiberts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molasses and syrup, best quality, from Bechere Re-
nnery,
Flour-Superfne Of the choicest brands,
Hams. Shoulders and PoIs,
Aud all other articles in the line Of family consum
ton great and small, too tedious mention.
arm bound TO sell, and those wishing trade vii
find il their advantage to cali.
J. M. FARMER.
Nav Is 'j3 4-y
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III. G.. SANDEORD.


nEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
~ or Third ST., will keep on hand constant supply
of the following articles with supply of Fancy goods
READN-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
ard tor this constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, aud no sale without. He has a complete assert.
OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of Old Hyson Young Hyson and Black
Teas. Laguira, Java and Rio Co4fees, n. o. Crushed
Loaf and PulVerized Sugars Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Nutmegs Cassia, Rice, RaisEs, saeraius starch sosp
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil, pish,ic
HARDWA ARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; Helters lb. Chains; Axes and axe
heles thcs sickles and es, shovels spades and
hoes, wrought and cut nails locks atchcs and bolts
tlery, etc.
$50. 900 Cigars OF every variety.
PORK aud FLOUR Constantly On hand, in large
quantities.
MI SaEdford's stock is LARGE and ne will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keen his
complete. He is determined TO sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere Give
him call March 10, l553-47-lyl
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WELL BROKE HORSES!

specimens Of stock that have been eqnaed In the
Territory Their present stock needs but to he
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
Will friends and the public remember that al the
Livery Stable in the of the American House. the
upper end OF Saint Paul. they at all hours have such
conveyance by land, On wheos horseback they
may desire. PATTlSON L. BENSON.
81 PAM. June 30. 1879. 1Y
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UARPER'S MAGAZINE

uARPER'S MAGAZINE.
0IE receive loo copies monthly, OF Harpers Maya.
w zine. and also supply back numbers from the
commencement, singly or bound, the subscription
price. LeDUC 8 ROIRER.
Nav s. fs53
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FARM FOR SALE.

FENIiE large three story house aud lot situated Main
i street, in the town Of saltwater. known the
saltwater House." formerly kept for hotel, with
stable and out buildings connected tor sale and
will be sold upon the most reasonable terms; tais large
and well finished house i situated upon the principal
business street IN the town, the steamboat land
ing, and well constructed for a MOTEL and a-
iords chance for investment person wish
ing to engage in the business Of keeping a hotel.
For further information and the Of sale, apply
Nj. l.. AMES, Esq, at saltwater
April ., lisa.
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REMOVAL.
WYNN. s. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand. where he would
be pleased to all his friends; feeling assured tlat he
can now them in every thing in his line. MY new
goods have arrived; among which can be iouEd
200 Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms Csb!n,
and Key 70 same
Rark Books in all varieties Stationery OF every des
cription and Of the best quality. Fancy Goods, TO nu-
merous mention; but call in, as II Is no trouble 10
show goods at -
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses.
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PIANO EORTES.

PIANO FORTES.
WE have received, direct from the manufacturer,
w New York, two Of Stoddard's Celebrated Plan
Fortes, which the musical public respectfully invites
to call and examine. Our prices reasonable and
are prepared to give very reasonable terms.
octl4-26 LEDUC a. ROHRER.
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DECEIVED this day, Putnam's Magazine for Nav
Z and for sale Csc per number Subscriptions re-
ceved by us and back numbers supplied
MAY 9, 1853 LeDUC 81 ROHREK
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NEW MUSIC.
WY s. COMES has just received large and
w well assorted stock of new Piano ana Guitar
Mu>c. Best Italian Violin ana Guitar Strings; also,
Instructors; at
mig COMRS' FRANKLIN BOOK STORE.
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BLANK BOOKS.
pUTNAM,s MAGAZINE.

lust opened a Complete assortment OF blspk boob
- o. all s'ses and bindings LeDUC II ROHRER.
May 5, 1859
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20

Or The Temperance Convention held In
Jackson week before last, was largely attended
General Patrick Henry. of Madison, was elect
ed President, with several Vice Presidents.
Several able aud interesting addresses were de-
liyered and strong resolutions. passed in favor
of putting down intemperance in the State.
We have now great hopes that the next Leg
islature will pass a law on the subject of liquor
Escense SO stringent,thatit will be prohibitory
of their retail in the State. This will shut up
the grog shops, and consequently anihilate the
greatest cause of sin and snfferiugi in oaF midst.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20
I'D ADKERTIsEMENTs
Council Proceedings.
CALLED MEETING.
YAzo0 Cry. April 10. 1858.
Present -P. O'DoNvELL, President;

Present -P. O'DoNNELL, President;
]. p Bailey, ]. H. Wesling, A,
Smith, Thes. Metzler,N. w. Hob
son---Counciimen
The meeting was called to order, and the
minutes Of the last meeting were read, and
on motion adopted.
On motion the election Of Sexton was
postponed
Nv Doagharty appeared and took his
seat.
The bondsof the Marshal, Weigher. Clerk
and Treasurer elect, were presented and
seyerally approved, as follows: ayes-O'-
Donnel, Bailey, Smith. Metzler, Wesling,
Hobson and Dougharty, 7-nays none
The President announced the following
standing committees, viz:
Bylaws aud Ordinances -Dcugharty,
Metzer and Wesling.
Accounts-Smth and Michie.
Streets and Euisances-Bailey, Hobson
an | Wesling.
Finance and Printing Niche and Bailey.
cemeteiy-Smith, Weslii 6 and Dough
arty.
On motion. The President was added to
the committee on Accounts.
j Niche appeared and took his seat
On motion, The cancled warrants were
burnt.
On motion, a committee Of three were aI-
pointed to settle Col. Keys accounts - Com
mLtee, Smith, Bailey, and Wcsling.
The bond Of the Wharf Master elect was
presented and approved as follows. viz:
Ayes-O' 'Donncll, Bailey, Smith, Metzler,
WesIihg, Hobson. Dougharty and Miche.3.
Nays, none.
The following accounts we're presented
and on motion allowed, viz: Mrs n E Ar
thurs (Hospital fund) $2l co; Thos Smith
general fund) 81 90.
The following resolutions were offered by
J p Bailey and adopted, viz:
Resolved, That warrant be issued by
the Clerk for thirty-two dollars in favor Of
VIM Murray for wages for March, and in
favor of John Cooney for thirty five dollars
for working on streets, and m favor Of M
Harvey for one hundred dollars for work
done on wharf and in favor OF steamer w
G. Campbell for $74 81 for hay.
Resolved, That the Street committee, If
they think proper, have power to cause u
lane TO be built to Links Spring" from the
road. for the accommodation OF yisiters to
the spring.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
p. 0.DONNELfs, President.
Gro. M. po1yELf. Citv Clerks
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20

YEE Loss OF THE ISDEPENDEScE.-A A mari
time correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune writes severe communication in re-
gard to the loss of the Independence, Of
which the editor says:
The writer speaks from his own knowledge
of the persisted vessel. She was not only
designed for river navigation, but was no
torionsly unseaworthy, unftto carry pas
sengers on that coast; and her captain. did
not dare to run her out Of reach of the land,
for fear some accident might sink her, with
allon board: and it was the necessity of
keeping near enough to the shore to be a
bic to beach her that ran herupon the reef
which resulted in herdestruction. Had sa-
been craft fit TO put to see in, Capt, Samp-
son would have followed the ordinary track
with safety: but. knowing that every arrival
In port was miracle, on whose repetition
he could not rely, he took the course which.
in case OF disaster, would be likely to klll
the smallest number 81 people. The result
was the. death 81 d third Of those on board.
The inference from these facts is irresis-
table and we make itWithont circumloc ocution.|
It's that the parties who employed the In
for q route they knew her tobe
totally and palpabIy unfit for, and who
crowded her. frailand menacing as she vas
with five hundred souls, are morally res
sponsibIe Ior the deaths which have occurred
Ne do not know who those parties are
whether the proprietors Of The Vanderbilt
line, il connection with which she vas rum
aIng, 81 persons 1t less prominence and
power but. whoever they are. We say and
public opinion vii concur ID the verdict
hat ii would Be lIiieull for reckless cupid /
Itv "a cover itself With blackcr guilt than
Iheifs
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20

EEWm. Lloyd Garrison,in speech be-
fore 4 anti-sIayery convention at Cincinnati,
said;
On my arrival in London, I received
note from Thomas Fowler Buxton. inviting
me p breakfast. On going to his house /
found large number Of ladies and gentle
men (colored 70 welcome me; but / no
ticed Mr. Buxton eyed me sharply, and he
soon inquired; rs this M. Garrison? /
thought you was black man, and Invited
these colored friends here to welcome you"
a CAsus BELLI Dame rumor says 50
determined Is Santa Anna, the new dictator
Of Mexico, to got to war with the Uuiled
States, that should nothing else turn, up
he is determined 10 demand his leg, which
il now in Barnnm's Museum.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20
Hon AInke.

The YiekSburg Whig Of the lalh inst.
Strongly reeommenls this gentleman as :
candidate for Congress in this Congressional
District. We have no doubt the sugges-
tions Of The Wing will meet a hearty appro-
val by all the Wings in the District Mr..
Lake was our FIRST choice. but as the Wings
Of this county. Eat their late Convention, re-
commended Amos r. johnson of Kinds, we
had nc. objection to him, bat as he has now
declined, we will answer for our delegates
heartily supporting Mr.. Lake.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20
Tax Sale.

ON Saturday, the 4th day Of May next,as
" Marshal and Tax olector Of Yayoo city.
will sell at Eublic auction, before the May
or's Office in Yazoo city, the following des-
cribed Lots 10 pay the special tax assessed
upon said Lots for the paving In front Of the
feet at 75c, S85 so; Lot 2SI, 157 front feet
At 75c. If Is; Lot 242, 764 front feet at 75c,
S57 80. Said Lots will be sold TO The bid
der who will take the smallest quantity Of
the I.ol and pay the assessment. Said Lois
have been heretofore sold but the terms nor
complied with. p. S. WINN,
march II ,52 s35.oi,L Lpr fee$ T0l citJ .Marshal.
The above sale is postponed until Satur-
da4 The 25th day of June next.
j. g. IOLLINGSW0RTH.
NAV 20, 1858. 45.6i, City Marshal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20

EE-The warrant from Governor Of PEN
sylvania. for the execution of Spring the
Philadelphia murderer, on the 10th ofJune,
was read to him on the 81 inst. by Sheriff
Allen. He manifested not Tie slightest
concern, and prolessed his readiness to die
but asseyerated his innocence
and the guilt Of laisson.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-05-20
An aIavErERArE NovrL READER .

An eIavETERATE NOVEL READER. "a
Cuban, named Criste, was recently con-
demned to the garote in Havana for politi-
cal eccentricity. On the morning fixed for
his execution, when he was desired to pre-
pare Tor death, he said he wanted time to
finish ten pages Of novel he was reading,
before suffering the extreme penalty Of the
law.