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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07
NEW STORE,

Blu VI, at his new Store cD St Anthony street
LIZ two doors below The Rice House, has just return
20 from the CITY OF New York with stock Fancy
Dry GODS that can't be beat in til. any other cy
Of the Union. Among his stock VIII Ie found some Of
the finest FreaciI Goods ever mported determine
cd 10 give bargans iad.es ii you want Goods, THAI
are ulisur for beauty and cheapBess call
rev store -. Anthony street, and will seIl you
Goods prices that Cannot fail give satisfaction
Millinery goods G. every quality and all varieties.
Gloves and Hosiery, Of all kinds and prices Ladies
and Gent,emcns' Boots aud Shoes. Gents FURNISHING
Goods In aci, every article in the DRY Goods Ine
he got at CHEAPER for cash. afly other
establishment in the City. This is trne-try and
Judge fer yourselves.
Man 2e. ls53.-6tf
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HCRHAII FOR THE RED LINE.
pArr,soS Es4s;...A :. prxsox.s

: ID LINE COACHES with the best Of teams and
cGtcfil CfNfis are BOW upon The road between ST
ie"i R1 - AnthonH- ready "a Accommodate the pub
nc "a al! occasions They have large and excellent
,.iNetH Nt"cA several ncw nd elegant Carriages AVID
Bai ohcieS; also Harness. and Horse Furbishiu-,
ara cltnpaEcs al me mos; elegant a. -crip;inh.
T. - IN returning thanks 10 tnt public for the Iil.
era patronage heretofore beStt uuon Then, t,k =.
pietsrre In stating that ~ ha = received in nd
e!eganL, and -
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F.. S. NEWELL.

-sv---.r-A Importer and wholesale dealer in Hard
~<saEl..sJa ware, Cutlery, Housekeeping Articles,
-x-<$k&S,,, Farming and Mining Implements, con-
sSks3<Asjsa stanly ia and for sale near Post
Office, Third Street. 81. Paul. lly
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" .IifNEl'S GALLERY OF DAGIk.fl
II f'Il

fsN!E subscriber having tccCitlH mRde great improve
ueNis III the arrangement a gLt IA HI. sa,4er, and
wing procured the latest approved Hppatrs which,
together with HI, before very superior stock makes the
tio nj ufrS II iI~ Gallery equal, 4 eriOT to
IL the West IL now prepared to eNecue DagerreutyPe
nhcncs>cs II stl II unsurpassed by any operator.
il.e l. uncertain, aud persons III health siIcui de-
la Ghe moment in procuring une more Of these me-
mentos OF lie WHICH. ui,ec the irving circumstances
81 Ha separ alton OF .iIenis p.iCc pUTchsse
Miniatures taken III an weather AID r"y set in lock
cts, pms rugs, bracrlets canes; agge variety of
which are hept constantly or haud ard new patterns
Heirg constantly received Al respect .uy invited
10 call and examine specimens.
st Paul, AUg. ), 1852. le-tf
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Transportation for the Chippewas.

Transportation for the Chippewas.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, will he
- received the Office of the Chippewa Agent, until
Saturday. p IF july, 1853.
FOR transporting the Chippewa annuity Goos and Pro-
visions for 1853. Bidders will what price per
loo lbs they VIII receive tho property from the steam
boat ST Paul and ana traDsT the same I'M
der 20 The Chippewa Agency. Also give the name
o the persons they will Offer surolie the contract
TIc undersigned the right 10 direct the des
tnatioH of said pghlic freight any place than
the Chippewa agency, the price TO be graduated IN pro-
PORTION as the do ance is creased or diminished.
d. b. HERRIMES,
Indian Agent.
Chippewa Agency, Jure II, 1868. lO-3t
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NATil'L. E. TYSON & CO.
(oN ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AVID FOURTH STREETS }
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST CROlX TRADE.

RIVER AND ST. CKOlX TRADE.
4 > we are now iaigy exed in building and
"A having sufficient store a large and COM
piee stock Of Groceries, Grain, Flour and Provisions
we would respectfully call the attention Of friends
in ST. Paul aid the surrounding country, TO the FACT
that we nave just received the largest and best selected
assortment OF
GROCERIES,, PRO VISIONS, GRAIN, SC,
ever brought 10 Minnesota, and we now say
st CgoI and Minnesota river friends, that ere Of
iegag better Inducements these trades than any other
house IN 81. Paul; and 1T Wholesale; pledge our
selves 10 sell M GaLENA Prices. Oug goods are all
fresh and IN The very best condition. Goods delivered
AT the landing 10 part OF the city OF charge
We would again resi- ectiuly call attention 20 onr
new stock, Dealers aud our friends throughout the
surrounding country viii lind that it embraces every
Thing usually kept lire Of business; and in doing
would express thanks Tor avors, the.iberai
patronage extended towards us the past winter. We
enmeTaie part follows which we will sell strictly
far 80 ~ l...... -.
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NEW ANNOCNCEMENT-NENV
STOP

..-.--.--- 10 buy second hand furniture, is too
& sktxs Ssf4S,. much iIAe buying second hand gar
- Iacpts. Ne take IL for gr:ulted that
&c 3!v the people Of our Territory, woald
rather prefer TO have their chuTs washstands bureaus
tables, made TO order, and express, fer their own
use although old furniture might be bought mo
uey. Then we think people would rather have
Of The timber thai grows here i'll the Terrific
~, manufactured by mechanics, who have Cast
their lot IN Minnesota for better, for worse.
We VIII make promptly order, whatever articles OF
furniture may be wanted, Of have what is desr
ed ON hahd and viii warrant goods better and all
things considered, cheaper, than they be imported
under,skins promptly attended 10.
SrEES K HUNT,
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, st Paul.
st. fsaI, June %, 1853. lo-tf
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WE'LL BROKE HORSES,

specimens OF s"ck that have been cquaei in the
territory Their present stock need, but be
be al aired and approved BY discriminating pubic
VIII onr friends and the public remember that mt the
Livery stable in the ct the American House al the
upper end OF Saint Paul they can at all honrs have sucb
conveyance by land, whes, on horseback as they
may desire. PArTISON 4 HENSON
st. Paul, June 80 1873 "
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NOTICE.
5 hereby given that the CopaItnership existing be-
d tween L. Choutsae, junior, d Compauy ard the
dersgned VIII expire the first day of July next by
It's own limitation; when immediate measures will lie
taken TO bring the whole business 10 conclusion. All
unsettled accounts Of Minnesota Outft. called. win
be attended 70 by Charles w Borup, of 81. Paul; and
those Of Sioux Quilt called by Henry IL Sihley Of
MENDOZA. e. w. IlORUP.
II. ". SHELLEY.
F. b. SiBIEY.
st. Paul, Nav 30, ls55-7-St
Democrat, Minnesotian, aud Express, please copy
three times.
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CATUClRT, KERN < CO.,
TJ,rJ S,r,., Egs,, Pal


ENTOELD respectful, inform their friends and The
w public, that ihcS have purcha> ed the entire STOCK
ct Mr.. ;. ii SeIgelt, oompT sle she following goods,
viz: Dry Goods, Ready MADE Cloting, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions CInchrTN troCefics. if"
visions, Wooden etc. etc. al OF which they offer
very rrdnc ed prices Tor Cash.
They uter theKlseiyes from their experience in bt
snes> and close he OF their
ers, to merit IL lair share Gi public patronage.
Those from The upper well the sGrrounGii. coUn-
Try, VIII well t. give call before Pun cil, else
where have almost ever. Article required b. the
iaTmeY, mechanic Hid trader.
IL Call Oh Us, and We VIII give good value for
your money. A. II. CATHCAkT,
SIMON KERN,
J. WILSON & ATTIC ART.
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KIN = ~ u
41rNA | oNer propeIt, situated ~ the town -sxSsSsA
Issstt OF Saint Paul ana in it, inmedi- - ttSs2*
'IliA ate vicinity, for sale low Tor cash T3SS3$8s
The terms si. 40 not often present ~ fNE7S
themselves 10 the capitalists. Two dwell q
ing houses. and several hats Of land, in -~s<-H.
central part Of ST. Paul VII: abundant surrly of excel
lent water. With this property viii be- sold about
oiand, covered with large and Thrifty gro. II
wood.
hare also for sale, number OF FIVE acre tots with
growing timber t.en,. situated and IL the i;Gme
cate vicinity oi public roads, and over mile from
II Paul The above property will be sold such low
for cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell
again advance.
For sale time. prices VIII be propoctonably higher
tppl1 to HENRY 4. LAMBERT, third street cort.r
Cedar, or II. r. IiOlT -. laul. li-ly
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

CHEAP GROCERIES.
NJ FARMER. ate Of the iirw OF Reg & Farmer,
- is pleased To niurH bIs Old friends and a; tho>
wishing In purchase Groceries and Provisions c.eap
that Ia has received, and Offer or sale at the 0woSt
cash prices al ms stuIe Third Street, lct door
below the W oIlds Far, iArgc, fresh and wei selected
stock Of articles III his Ia consisting ia p,t o The FOL
lowing.
Sugars, OF al varieties,
Teas, he latest imporiat ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West ll.da and Mediterranean rni.s,
IIsh--C cd, Ma, .ege! aLd Herring,
lic6les and irtsatNe Oh All ADds,
Nuts-Alnonds, Fl.berts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco ana CGars,
Moas<es dnt ~ Tup, best quality, IRON Belcfeis Re
Gncrl,
Flour--Sup fine oI the choicest brands,
II .us Shoulders aud Fork,
AID all other articles in the line ef family eonsump
sion siGat aud snail, too tcdicus Ia mention.
aut bound SOL, and those wishing to Il ado vii
aild IL to then advahias. &c call.
IN. FARMER.
Nsy IS. ,j3 4,
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PORT OF ST. PAUL,
Fos the Week enaiag July 9Th.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
June 81, Yves, Newton, Harris, Galena
s. 80, Excelsior, Ward, ST. Louis.
July 2, Nominee, Blakelcy, Galena
2, Greek Slave, Roberts, 81. Louis.
90 4, Dr. Franklin, Loduick, Galens.
4, Franklin, No. 2, Levins, ST. Louis
4, Clarion, iiombertson, Min. Riv
DEPARTURES
June 30, West Newton, Harris, Ca,ena.
g 50, Excelsior, Ward, ST. Louis.
July 4, Nominee, Biakcicy, Galena.
4, Greek Slave, Robens, ST. Louis.
8, franklin No. 2, Le,ios, ST. Louis.
Sc ., DR. Franklin, Lodwick, Ga.eua.
., Clarion, Thunderstorm, Min. Riv.
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GREAT EXHIBITION!
Crystal Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN, & CO.'S

5 now the place of attraction. They receiv-
ing and opening the finest aud best selected stock of
staple and Fame. Dy Goods, Foreign and Dome >tc eN-
e offered for sale in II. Paul One of the firm having
Just returned from New York and Boston, with stock
bought expressly for the citizens Of Minnesota, and
we bought for cash and Will Sell For Cash, are able
to sell much lower than goods have been sold in
tins Ne pledge ourselves 10 sell at prices that
viii please, aud for that purpose solicit aca from our
citizens. We viii enunerate few articles below.
Prints OF the following manufactures:
French, English Gold Middle. Washington. Gem pton
and Fancy solid ColOrs; Turkey Red "A 10.
Furniture Chint7, Dress Goods, Fancy French Bareses
BARGE Del aines; French Lawns Lodi ta;
Mourning do; Muslin Deiamesj nil wool do;
Cheek Ginshams; Linen, Eails,oh and Chan.ory do;
Topii.is--pfsn, checked aud change able;
Eu,bd Muslin Collars, underslecves, CUTS, ftc;
Mourning Collars; black Lace aud Lace Neils
BIZ and White Grape; Grape Lsse:
do Lsces; Flowers and Fancy Bortet Lining,
large and beautiful assortment Latest sly lie Ribbons
Straw Goods; Diamond, Pearl, Helmet, French Lace
aud Florence BonEets;
Chiidrcu's Flats; Girls Trimmed do;
Mems and Boys Hats Of all descriptions;
Brown and Belched sheengs;
White and Coiorod Ddllings Camhrics;
Paper Muslin, Ill coors; Sliciasi Brown 1o'landsi
sammer Drills; Denims striped and plain slrtings /;
TicAings; Diaper and Huckahsck Toweiiinss; crash
French and Russia Diaper; Birdseye do;
lngrained Danask, brown and bleached Table linen;
Brown and bieached Table Cloths
Embossed Cloth Table Covers; cold Dsnask do;
OIL Cloth do, Napkins; l0-i la and l2-i Quilts;
Colidea and white skirts; Camt;ic and ckd musiins,
Corded. Book and Swiss dc;
Dotted Swiss aud Victoria Lawns Drapery musIius;
Dressed anal u,sdre.sei Irish Linen,
Ladies and t.eitleHeI's Cambria Hdks;
Gentiemens shirts, Collars and Cravatsj
Ladies' white, brown, and colnred Cotton Hose;
ChiklIcn and Misses Cotton Hose;
Mems Cotton hsiaose.
Kid, silk / isle Thread and Cotton Gloves;
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, P.rfumery, etc.
Third Sf.d, 81. Pau, Minnesota.
June l6. 1853
large aud beautiful assortment
q If ard md well
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kkTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PA I'll.
'ENIs deslrabe ground lying in the most and
N advantageous part o. the basin Of rauI where
must inevitably be the principal business Of the
town End afo!d.ng also most choice and DELIGHT lots
III the rear, the bench for dwelling hous-s s sur.
veyed nto Lots. ard offered for sale, with titles I'M
disputed ahG indsputs1e, 81 s0naby low prices and
upon liberal terms oi credit Tor most of the purchase
money aud Lumber for building Lots sold in the sd.
dton VIII be furnished at the rotary saw-m on easy
terms CHARLES II. DANES,
Agen; for Projectors.
-. Paul, July 81. 1851. Is
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II, 4, <DEDiSE.


EHEtIFR in Groceries, Hardware AMI Dry Goods
y on Third ST, viii keen nAnd constant supply
Of the following articles with supply Of Fancy goods:
READ MADE CLOTHING,
of evecy description, made expressly for s market
and for this season. constaily hand cerp for fesdy
pay, and 10 sale without. lie has complete assert.
neht Of
FRESH FAMILY EROC F.RgFs.
consisting part Of Old Tyson ouug u and Black
Teas, iagUira, Java and Rio fo4ites. n q Crushed
Loaf and rnlverired sugars Spices, Pepper Cloves,
Nune-s Cass.a Rice. Rajsins, saereius starrh. soar
Che wing AID smoking Tobacco, Candies, Oil Iish
HARDsA ARE.
MI and Cross Cut Saws, ali sizes; OK, log, snd
Trice Chains; lal!crs, ID. Chains; Axes and axe
helves thes sick!es and sathcs shove SPACES and
hoes, wrought and nails locks, catches ana bolts
tlrrx
10000 Cigars of every variety.
fOR Il and tLCt k constlaLiy ON hand, IN large
quantities.
Nj Sandfor's stoch is large and he will be recevire
New Goods constantly IN order to Keep his
complete. He Determined IN sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere Give
ban call. March 10, le53-41-l!I
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X r. NOV I'D.

TENlIE NEW YORK STORE nos removed L. he
4 building 1 doors above III. OLD stand. The Ladies
and Gents respectfully invited &c call aud examine
stock. We prepared To show them one OF
the rrrtlitst stocks 81 goods brought he market
lvKrmeuher the NEW YORh SIORL. where it L.
trouble to show goods. A. L CuAMEi.i$.
st. taul, May &c 3-s3.
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DISSOLUTION OF cop NERSIffP.
NOTICE is hsreby gwen thar the partnership iatel,
~ existing between ". H. Jarvis and j. H. DAY.
der the firm Of Jarvis X Day, Druggis's &C, dis
solved the 2lst day 81 March, io53, by mutual
consent " H. Jarvis is authorized 10 settle al debts
due to and b. the late fun.
". " JARVIS.
], H. DAY.
March q, 1873. i5I-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.
MANKATU CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
liz
- ---
EiIlf al -.

FNVE large three house and lot situated Main
street, III the town Of Sti!lwater, hnusvn rs the
saltwater House formerly hrI Tor hCtC., with
>tabl, ,d Oul buildings Connected; row tor saie
Will be sold the reasonable terms: tbs barge
and well huisned house Is situated upon the principal
business street III the town, the steamboat Hand
inE and Well ted eutent hotel a!d al
foris chance for investment any person wish
ing engage in The business Of keeping 2 hotel.
For further information and the If sale ply
NJ Z. AMES, Esq, u; SAL water.
spril p, 1853
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~ GROCERIES,.
TAKE %OT;CE.

TAKE NOTICE.
fE1lAT the Notes ami Accounts Of d. C Tsylor
left with me- Tor a' jlstHent aud collection. All
persons detted "a HIN bs note hook VIII
please call II TIE OIice Of y, ilhu WA Eitcn, and
tie the l. VAN EyTLN.
ST Paul, Jan 2Cth, lss3-Cij-tL
ST. Paul. FERRY
FSNtE subscribers ready horse bue:;
= aid All things "a complete Order Crossing tho
river AT -. All, Lower Lgucins, with ali passengers
ard telus w II i be Attendance nj The Ferry,
Inc isAal heHI> o. AID possible hail
TIE ii ell dance II good FefrymaA The
ierriHcc low hcte dian III ~, other ic11y
.!c.i 81. Louis 10 81 aul.
JAMES GOODIITE,
ISAAC y. GOOnItLE,
yic2 irnprir,or,
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HARPER'S NTAGHZJNE.

NNT r receive 100 copies monthly, Of Hsrpers Msgs-
w zne, and also supply back numbers from the
commencement slngly or bound, at the subscription
price LeDUC 4 ROiiRER.
MAY :. 1853
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MAINLY GROCERlES--Tea, Coffee, Sugar, EiieI
Fruit starch, saieratus, pickles, pepper, spices
hoir, meal, hams. etc, at Tow prices by
CATHcAnJ, KERN ACO.
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EByO BUIlUERs--A good stock Of LocAs Latches,
4 Butts and Screws, etc. Tor sale cheap, At
CATllChRr, KERN IL CO.
VaIO HOUSEkEEFERS--No u viii find very fine lot
"A OF Knives and Forks, Casvers, Servers, Candle
ticks Curtain Holders Coffee Mills, etc. lei sale cheaD
for cash, hy CATuCART, KERN q co.
CSEGARS. SEGARS,-iG,VtU sup'r HaS aro Segars, for
- sale at unusually low prices by
CATHCART. KERN & co.
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BLANK BOOKS.

lust opened a complete assortment OF bIsnk books
~ o. ali sizes and bindings. LeDUC R0HRER.
May s. 1853
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EBECLINED this day, Futnam's Magazine for MAY
and for sale ~ &c per number. Subscriptions re
ceived by Us and bach numbers supplied.
Nav ,, le5S. leDUC & ROHnER.
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"A UEtNSWARE.-A large and beautiful assortment
NJ of China ard Queensware; full sets aud well
sorted lust received direct from New York. and for sale
cheap for cash, by
CATHCART, KERN f. co.
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nEsOW'S Industrial Resources Of the South and
~ West, In vols, embracing view Gs the Com
merce Agriculture, Manufactures of the South Sc For
sale by LeDEc ROHRCE
May s, la5s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
For The CALIFORNIAN.
T III F. DAU PHIN,

The last CALEDoNIAN contains sometime
like slur in reference to the claim of the
Rev. Eicazcr Williams, and few words IN
extenuatlon, or in favor of fair PLAY. will not
II is hoped lead to a suspicion of my bcinr o.
yer Jealous in behalf of prcte,rIer. 1t is G.
noush to enlist my confidence, 50 far as a fair
hearing : concerned, to find the article in so
respectable a publication as Putnam's Month
~, and II * merely an act of simple iusti.c to
remark. that if there Is man I'm this country
who should be exempt from charge of hum
bug, that individual is Geo. T. Putnam He
does not vouch for the truth of anv of the
statements in question and should they all
turn out to be 'moonshine,' his position before
the public remains untarnished. as there IS
evidently sufficient degree of plausibility IN
the case to justify candid inrestigation-and
II Is fair to infer that the Rev. DIR. Hawks
and tie Rev. Mr. Hanson. are also free frnm
any sinister dcsi gnS. Mr. Williams has also
some CLAIMS upon the courtesy OF his country
men, who must know that if his disclosures
were strictly true, they would of course meet
with muck r!dicule and abuse lie u spoken
ctas .-ell brt,! .,r,lIe I'D rcli;.. faG g;
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ar,,nrxT ,r.;s.,.
r,,,,- and serious u;.b,r ,..-4
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Treaty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Ofv
VI ASmINETmN. NarLh--

NA>HINGToN. Narth =.
The Senate. In executive SESSION 70 IL.
ratified the treaty negotiated fr Moss E.-
rett and Champion, for the speedy IN n. :
cation of American claims acainsr the E-.' :.
government. particularly concerning ans
arising ont of false seizures under h. AZ
trade, and under the Custom Heu,e -,-..a-
tions.
The President sent in a largo unm'o- q
nominations. among them. Charles Ga-'rH
Green. Naval Offi~rr Boston; Charles II Pas
lee. Collector of Boston Henry ". B.sh0,
Sub-Treasurer. al>o Postmaster and Ma
>hal of Boston. whlrh, With >cH"raI arpa'n'
mcmts for California, II understood We,
confirmed.
Most of the nominations were not read ~
even opened All viii hy acted upon soon
perhaps tomorrow.
About thirty clerks were removed E">'eT
dav.
The Gardiner trial has been cor''''''2 ..
day The court room was crowi.!. al "a --
interest manifested
Ii is rumorcd that III" Ohiodrls-a''rn 'a''
waited upon the President, 10 ~av "a 80
democracy of Ohio having no n"ri''cT '' -
Cabinet. nor Senator, 10 repre'"I' Il a." ''>..
cs of the people in relation 10 -" >'r..'.,
desired to present The CLAIMS q >.n." W.
men for offirr. II J. ai'i.l 'har he l'--'..''
failed TO grant tho parties an lnr"rT'-", "
provoked them, and they retired Ia a "a
The CONSERVATION which th">e AZ 'N'..
mong the hungry brood. j. easy 70 b" ma
ed The oiilce->crking crowd has '12s
sad pass, rejected al the D'rarrn''r'''
refused audiences with the ENer.rSe- ~
end i not vet
We take it the President WI, a."
friends to look at him when he takes Al a -
in his silver-trimmcd carria-" La.,> "a
leon does "a much As thu
Suicide N L"ND"NpEERT-- NJ
Illus Perry committed >uirisl' IN Lon ''.'.....
on the morning 81 la>r Sl''a;h - a-l.-
The decd was acromrli-hc,! at an 'art q. .'
and he was nat discovered until liie "t' ~
tinct. Mr. Perry Wa little Ta>t III" ''''
Of life,in comfortable pecuniart circnn'>'A'
and no cause is as>isnahle for ii" '''
rate d".d. He lei, 4 wife and lar,''
~ SON, and ,lt.:-,,.,s It"r'' - ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
STATE OF VERMONT.
! LEASI!'S FARE ANKS. GUNERNUI
A PROCLAMATION.

Alike dependent upon the bench:cnce of
ii.' Father q! Mcrce> and equally under the
guidance and disposal OF His Providence. it
bc"omrs >'atr, and communities no les, than
i.d!'Ij'ai> to recognize, that Pro, idrnce and
Ncr@ to propit!atr the Divine favor Impress
ri With this consideration. and in accordance
villa the vcncrat"i usage OF our fathers. do
hereby appoint FRIDAY, THE Eighth DAY
"E April. next, to be observed d, TIE people
o. hi, State a, a day o.. lIuM1LIAIIox and
PRAYER.
And do earn, st'v recommend 20 the people
o! iii, commonwealth to abstain on that dav
from all rcrrcations and from all unnecessary
labor. and to unite in acts Of solemn worship
hrtorc Goi.
Contrasting orr sins and our in.ratitule for
Ills innrmcraJ!e mcrcir,. let Us >upplicate
tor forgiveness through the atoncmen, and
intrrr"-,ion ni our Lord Jesus Christ.
Let Us SEEK His blessing TO abide with US
during the wear on which we have entered
That He vii! smile upon the labors of the hus-
handurn. and cause the ca-th to yield It's ac-
c"S:"in"d fr''i,s-lhaf He will prosper our
citizen, in all Lawful pursuits That He will
prce"-vc Us from the ravagrs Of disease and
oa~ i've, 'loa dr,,ru,.;..a-Th He viii save
u :r:.. ;i,- neral ,I,-sr:ivn-,. q! :nlcmnerlncc