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The sSsssessl sspss e &, hshy mp.soned character
adapted to the peciia, saushsa e admirably
opinion one of the most :, M bonifscs In
Il Sss possiss ssg that made out o t. ii
Mr.. Griffths acted the 49,, 80, 81 ].
old warrior Co 90 mneS =, IN snd hsartsd
we almost imagined he had inst retarnsd me- that
Not less cred.table wa. III. ,.....-..
thurApsley By Mr.. Stearns REPRESENTATION OF Ar
Smith s,ss 1smsnls played the pan Of Lord
said Of Marshal Ney, that he bad the d was
eonrage-that Is wake h;,s g
O'clock 4 the morning Mifh IT. ne news that the enemy
cerned though he had only received - 1n.sa =
breakfast Smith has the wo-o'clock- =
wit; wake him up at that hour, and We vii ,.s ,.s
wager that his frsf sentence is joke. They
naturally to him proverbs did to Sancho. He ean.
NOT open hismouth, but out they pop. We have
great fears for poor Smith. We fear he viii die ifh
ajoke in his mouth, which would not exactly Be the
thing in Christian land. 50 sJEIa ~
Mr. Snyder played Fungerswell. but the part was
not prominent as to cali for particular notice. q
/, Ryan THAT broth of boy) did up Augustus
brown" He frequently brought down the whele
house by his nnaccountable droileTy. Ii our fears
and for the same reason. The good-natured, well,
meaning, half-rascal, half.wsg Augustus now va
grant. and then s'oeA, could not have been more
The gigantic Bill Staggers, who according to his
own account weighed II stone 8, Chat is to say, 24
pounds found an admirable representation In Mr.
Sple. The very sight of him made the audieuce
burst into roar of laughter. We do not think we
ever saw Mr. s. before, though we know him well by
reputation, He is trump, and no mistake.
We beg Mr.. Giles pardon, for he Is most estina-
Bile gentleman but he did play the nscal rather too
much. People who do not know him a. well as we
DO might be apt to suspect that he got his learning
where he had no business being. He played the
character of Hulks naturally that we are not GER
tain If we had been near enough to the STAGE that
we should not at one time have jumped on it, collar
ed him, and called for the police.
The, characters of Lynn, George and Joe were
played very credtably by Messrs Blake, Johnston
and Chippendale. 1llT717f L
This play was better supported than any we have
seen for years at the Marshall. We would not deal
in unnecessary panegryic, for regard indiscrini
nate praise as injurious to both actor and writer But
we could find no fault with the representations of
Tuesday night Mr. Couldock, we are sure, has no
reason to complain of not being properly supported
and we hope he will alter his resolution and stay
here long enough to give US another look at the
I" Willow Copse." - az ltH 6tta. II a8f8
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NOR RENT-A house and lot of four
srres- well enclosed. one mile from the Corro-
7-l;on. II an excellent neighhorhood Apply to
VIM. GOULDIN,
-, 1T Governor Street.
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TOR RENT-That large aud commodious
L swelling house on Broad street, Church Hill.
=, raSespjea Sy Thomas +. Butler. Rent $500 per
.oaa,n .1a Possession given 90 che lst of December
80 Apply to Mrs +. @. CARRfNGToN, or TO
b-1u-SiawtIstD JOS. Nj. CARRINGTON.
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TOR RENT-The Brick House, contain,
L - sx rooms en- the corner OF Marshall aud
= s1n streets at present occupied by afr Johu I.
sagsr Possession given Immediately. Rent $40
&c spnun Apply to ToLER COOK, Agts
PIX Pearl ct.
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NOR RENT-The large Brick House on
nor.h corner of Marshall and 6th sts,, and at pre-
s,a siyel. isl anaary next. Rent $50. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
,,it Pearl ST.
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NOR RENr-A very desirable Lodging
L Room over the store of the subscribers.
IL BULkLEY 4 CO.
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.jes,.;.l, - LIsts On LESS nxxE 4 sauxns; Iosose
shsi sharssd \ sxset pro1ories "a ri,
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STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
no II 10I Rrnad st

WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD REA-
W DY-MADE CLOTHING 2-Those in want,
will certainly answer, l.. The next question which
naturally arises is Which is the best place to buy t7
At LEWIS, No SO Main street, opposite City Hotel,
sign of the large Red Coat. He has all of his goods
manufactured in this city. and will warrant them su-
perior TO Northern manufacture.
Also, IN store, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every description, to which be calls the attention of
the public. no 10
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nANIEL HI. LONDON, Corner Main
~ and 18th Streets, Richmond.-All kinds Win
and Fall Goods at reduced prices to close off the
remainder Of my Fall Importation. Stock complete
in most styles and the prices very low, particularly
Ladies' Dress Goods in patterns. Silks, Marino, CASH
meres Mouseiaines, Alpacas and Cambri:s Flannels
Blankets. Vestings and Shaws. mol
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1 'GRIAlN DAMASKS.-Rich Satin de
- Laines for Curtains
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Surtaiu Gimps and Loops
S1per Marseiiles Quilts all sizes
English Furniture Prints
tfab and Bed Blankets
- Bletched Cotton Shirtings
loA and l2-i Linen do
~ ~ and l0-4 Table Danlask
gaie dapie Napkins, Doyles and Towelliuss.
nol7 NAhi9AAAN LAIHhOFi
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n W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

n W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
Ia Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
on hand and for sale a full assortment of GENTLE.
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scEptlon, Also beautiful assortment of Cloths
order the shortest notice and on the most
u&lng terms, and in manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city. Citi
1s ana strangers are respectfully invited to CALL
t5actiou
a.! Kinds Of Cutting done and warranted TO fit.
fthAishlNG ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
At 4 reduced price oc 5-Sm
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VIE subscriber has Just received from

itE subscriber has just received from
p, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
SAoiEs, CASSIMERES and FESTINGS to be
-o1Ad 10 those markets, which he will make up on
tfT1J1habls teras and in the fashionable style
yourself
READY MADE CLOTHING of every opalitv.
IIe-CAinoha m4auisctuTe, cheap at any other
Gehi!emen'E FURNISHING GOOD5 in great va.
Nsy;e w. Ii. BENSON,
. 10 ITO Main ST
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VALUABLE TABLES FOR ENGI-
v NEERs.-New and Improved Tables with the
Method Of their Application to finding the mean
hsshts Of Cross Sections, for equivalent level cut
bankments, By Patrick Lyon, Civil Engineer. Price
$50 Just published. For salc BY
JAMES W0oDHoUSE,
no q Easls Square.
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MOUNTAIN BUTTER.--Just receiv
Ul ing. aud will be, throughout the season, Noun
JAMES C. SPOTTs.
no 23-2t No. o Pearl St.
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'oIkET CUTLERY.-Just received
s6d pe' ol 1eaer City Of Manchester direct from Eng
aud GeoTys @ySSot.Laent of Joseph Rodgers Sons
srssoTs a,,a h1a'ygs YES with g. aud blades; Ladies'
very ne s@ Tos, ssess Rasors in great vaey some
bes1tis,j Eases Scissors in Morocco cases,
low prices ''' P'eSents-which we onef a.
Bol7 o. C. j. SINTON l. co,
sign ot the Circular Saw III Main st.
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EIFE'S STEEL PENS.-GEORGE NJ.
u WEST has this day received lot of the
above Pens, which suit some writers better than
any others The point is curved, to enable the wri
ter to them without catching in the paper. The
price of the barrel Pen is 25 cents for box of
Dozen or s. per gross The smaller Pen is II cents
for box of one dozen, or 81 per gross.
no 10 18th ST. near the Post Office.
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TOILET SETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
i Toilet Sets, 9, 10 Ia and 16 pieces OF Blue,
White, Granite Flowing; Decorated and Gilt and
Fancy Patterns; Toilet Ware Basins and Ewers, and
o'Ne' pteees 's'i JAS. d. B, EVANS,
,u No. lit West Main st
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: = more than hell to shun;
These more than Heaven pursue. I,

This makes him zealot-if he has not head to
survey in his room dash out into the street and
seek for fellow being who wants the light, he can
give him to avoid the shoals and quicksands which
beset his path. sf71T
The Doctor is still at the City Hotel. He will st
by his cause long there is left to work for
We hope he will be induced to give lecture before
he leaves the city. asl ~ ..acsse al. rs
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I AIDES DRESS BUITONS-We have
IL in store handsome assortment of Ladies Silk,
Metal and Velvet Dress Buttons, to which we call
the attention of retailers.
- GINTER 4 ALVEY,
no22 No l6 Pearl at
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I AND FOR SALE-We are authorised
- to sell Tract of Land containing l40 acres ly-
ins in Chesterfield county, about three miles from
Aayo's bridge, on the Turnpike leading from Man
Russell Dickerson, Mr.. Shooter, Thomas Hartgrove,
birs Fisher aud the waters of Reedy Greek. Be.
tween 80 and 100 of this land is in wood, the
BALANCE IN high state of improvement Terms
cash TOLER 4 COOK
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DR.. BAYLIss is still in the field-stin the
sterling and stirring champion of phrenology. He
there thing to be done for the great which
is the absorbing one of his mind and energies =
Phrenology the Doctor knows is the great indicator
of human character-pontng out its evil and its good
tendencies-those teaching men
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24
BY J. A. CowARDIN.

49,. DAILY DISPATCH Is served to Subscribers
Ine Nm QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
s. S,Trer weekly. Price for mailing, Sis year In
sivsnce'
81. Weekly DtspArcH Is Issued every Friday,
! r,sil ed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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4 CARD-WILLIAM Il. GRAVES 4

4 CAHD.-WILLIAM 81. GRAVES 4
n co, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS,
Davis AuclioEeers, the City Hotel collect bond.
and Claims of every description, and negotiate
in svery branch Of business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party.
They tender their best services to the community
a. reduced charges.
All their acts viii be held strictly confidential
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
employ Others requested cali and leave their
names.
E9- Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
and Employees in ali branches of business.
u knlLloHers gre not charqed in Qnu case.
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4 PPLES--40 bbls. Apples, in prime or
IA der of different kinds just received and for sale
by 8. BONAvlTA Co.
no % NO. 10 MAN 81
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FOR RENT.

T0TTSE FOR RENT-on Leigh street,
III bstreeu I'd and 81 streets, containing seven
-. and water in the yard. with other necessary
f9y rss Fer TERMS eppiy next door, or at Haxalls
..1NS no 22--ts
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EOk NALL UN hfsN I.-We are 0u-
L thcyscd - sell or rent the Brick House, with
p Andrrsou's Foundry, and az present occupied by
NJ DANIEL Totty grocery store. Possession given
cr lte Is. OF January next.
For terms apply to
c.8 TOLER & COOK
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n AIDES CLOAK CLOTHS, Velvets.
Itan colorsd Meiinoes, Galloons and materials for
CIoaks: also Ladies' Cloaks.
Received this morning another supply 0. the above
aenSopSD0 no 10 HART MOSES, 63 Main st.
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INDIA RUBBER ROUND COMBS
Il (Goodyears patent, )-Just received another sup
ply, which we will sell to the trade at New York
prices GINTER & ALVEY,
no IS 81 q ~it No. 16 Pearl st.
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VELVET RIBBONS. Black and Col
ored Velvet Ribbons of all widths; Rich Black
and Colored Gailoon Trimmings. just received and
far sale by KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
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Thu RIB IN, AND FLOUNCING RI
Il BANDS.-The newest style of trimming of the
The union of colors is gold and black cri1n-
son andback, black and orange and blue and gold.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW l. Co.
No. so, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets
no 23 near Capitol Square.
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VIRGINIA cannot produce a remedy
standing in our community, than BAKERS CELE-s
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach any arrangement of the bowels, or Spine
Affections, &c. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pur--
CELL Ladd & Co.,, Bennett Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie & Gray, Charles Millspangh, and Drus.
Christian, Petersburg; D. r. Lyman Lynchburg; King
4 Toy, Norfolk; DR.. E. Camm williamsburg.
/ EYr Orders addressed to E, BAKER, Richmond
a., will receive prompt attention. nol5
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IRANBERRIES.-5 bbls. nice Cranber-
" ries. Just received and for sale by
.s5s- 3. s. BONAVITA < CO,
M % No. Is Main st.
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RLOCK TIN WARE--Block Tin and
II Britannia Patent Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns Of
the most approved patterns; Steak and Oyster Dishes
Vegetable do, with hot water; hot water Kettles,
this day, for sale by es4 2
no r. M. ZIMMERMAN.
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|th this
Ilrodu.
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oOllNA1 w Olit y Rt1u-
~ uine aromatic Scheidam Schnepps, superlative
tonic and nvigoratng cordial for Dyspepsia Indiges
tion General Debility, &C. &C., warranted pure and
genuine. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
no % n ALEX. DUVAL, i55 Main street.
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well,
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inVa- !
on of
2 the
ms of
rtaiu
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Iayv
$50
inc is
here,
intaiu
llIno-
Ciapg-
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ms 30
|sRnaer
|tectro-
|sseaehs
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nNIONS, In barrels and ON strings, for
" sale by JAMES b. SHELTON,
nolS Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
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R..
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used
and
in my
me of
over
celess
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NUMBER "a.

ouest him fthe said tIey,p,ler R.ms.,, . l.
or cause TO be done. all the acts coDfc,nni,,eJ
Inv said An article for and Inv ms IN ho dono -
onnro,,iofe The som monsy in 1r.orJon..
,rffh. a0d for the nurnose of -orry;uo mt n.
eou;fob/e ana frue ;ntr,f tbSrcof. alI sncb octs
when done to be final and binding mon MS
and to have th. sam" f,rco and nanct oS ;f dono
Iv ms, GNU ~''N'' VIC - 1"'''
"Apd VIC do berc,,v revol. .na .,,,,, oil
former or other no,re,s of ,,to,,ns,, o,oc,tnd -.
given bv ms with Reference 10 tSe roco;nt W
collection of the said sum of money mr. anv mart
thereof, "a '' y. ''A' P"''
Signed in omen Council Sent 3 1859 in tho
presence of NathI MI ..n inI;.n ,o.,.
Wallace b. White Sccrctorv. ph;ian1or D.
colt. lntcrprctcr. Josnnb iafron,hn;so -
pretcr: and Henry " R;co h, o. CL;.e. Nv,
Headmen. """
The following is Accnt Mt Ico,.s o,u,;e...
amended to this imnort,nt dooun,,n,.
II, Nathaniel M'tean II 8 India, .cont
do hereby certify that tho toronn;,'n S;,
chiefs and headmcn of the Scc.seo-toam and
Wah- -tOan bands of Dakota or S;onx InJ;-
ans, (now in full and opcn council assembled
and who constitute and are the nropcr antbori,
ties of said bands. being a majority Of Tho
chiefs and headmcn. and as such fnlly CONNIE.
tent to transact any and all tribal or national
business for and in behalf off saiJ hands "f &C.
sec-tOan and Wab-pay-toan Indians \ outborizo
and request me as their Agent TO state that the
annexed and foregoing authority in writin,
from them. was signed and cyccutcd j,v them i1
good faith, and with full and complcfc knowi-
edge of its contents purport and meaning and
for the uses and purposes therein named and
the same having been bv me fully explained.
they, for themselves and bands, APPROVE. ratify
and confirm the same. and authorize and rs
quest me to bear written testimony that tbe
same is their tribal and national act and deed
"NArnAxIEi. M'LEAN. Indian Arent.;'
In making the payments under the treaties.
Gov. Ramsey acted in the only wav that an
honest man and f,itbfr, nnbl;c servant conia
act. lie maid to Tie traders and baIebreed.
tbp omount 10 nrov;,;J for L,, H. tuoot,r H.,
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 cos
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.

Delivered In all the principal Cities the United States
Free of Postage,
And forwarded by mail, under provisions Of the late
Post-Ofice Law, at
Merely Nominal Rates.
l. The London Quarterly Reviews (Conservativc)
2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig)
3. The North British Review, (Free church,
4. The Westminster Review, (i.iberaD
3. BlackwOod's Edinburgh Magazine, (TOry)
Although these works distinguished by the political
shades above indicated, yet but small portion their
contents is devoted to political subjects. 1t their era-
ry character which gives them their chief vaue and in
that they stand conessedy far above all Journals
their class Hdck,cOOd, still under the faherly care Of
CHRISTOPHER North maintains its ancient celebrity, and Is,
at this time, unusually attractive, from the serial works
OF Bulwer and other literary notabIes, written
magazine, and first appearing In its both in
Great Britain and in the United States Such works
sThe Caxtons' and ''My New Novel,'' Qoth By Buwer
''The Green and,' "Kate Stewart, other serials,
Of which numerous rival editions issued by lead
ing publishers in this country, have be reprinted by
those publishers from the pages ackwood after has
been issued by Messrs Scott Co., subscribers to
the Reprint Of that Magazine may always rely having
the earliest reading of these fascinating tales.
Terms and Premiums
I;cko
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Temperance House,

T OF MOFFET, Proprietor,-Corner
IL of Fourth and Jackson Sts., Saint Paul. Perma-
and transient boarers furnished with good and
Portable apartments. Charges moderate.
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st. Charles Hotel.
J. C.. CT A RK, Proprietor

St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota.
This House thoroughly repaired and renovated
and will kept equal to the best Hotels in the
West. The Falls of st. Anthony with the fine shng and
hunting grounds adjacent, together with climate unsr
passed the American continent for health and lowell
ness render this the place Of all others to enjoy the hot
44u
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AINRIoLN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
II ell, Mass having lease OF the large hotel at the
upper end st. Paul. with everything proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boaders, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully Invites his
friends and the public to give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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Ohm ESA1AS WARREN JOSEPH wAKEfIELl
Wakefield & Warren.

attorneys and Counselllors at Latc and Soii-
cifOrs in Chancery.
once Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota
st. Paul, Min. Ter.
W. W. will attend with diligence and care to all bu.
sness of their profession, in the different courts Of this
Territory that be ntruste to them. Their
ments in the states Of New York and Rhode Island
such will enable them to transact business of general
special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch
They will attend to the collection Of debts,
locating of Land Warrants the purchase and sale Of city
lots Real Estate in the country, and to all other mat
directly indirectly connected with profession
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Central House, st. Paul

(NAVE X BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make
The Central House this best Hotels in the West.
November. 1851.
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s. j. IL. Mcmillan,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR

Ia at Law, will attend promptly and faithfully to all
business inrusted to him in the line his profession
Saltwater, st. Paul. ST. Anthony and throughout the Ter
ritOry of Minnesota and the adjoining counties of the State
of Wisconsin. Office at saltwater, Minnesota.
REFERENCES.
Gov Alex Ramsey, st Paul, Geo Campbell Co, Galcna
DR. W Borup, do X Lansing do
Mr. w Simpson, do Butler, ST Louis
Mr. Walker, Marine Mills IL Larkin Co do
Mr. II Burkey, do Sam'lJ Wetherill & Co do
Mr. Butler do Jos c Butler & Co Ito
Hon W Ioomis, Pittsburg JOS Beggs do
Hon Shaer, do Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg
W Jackson, ESD. do Sam'l GOrmly Esq. do
MAI Butler, and citizens generally. lSm3