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and more thar eGeash. We want no more Cd.
opy additions to the Republic We wan, No
more mahogany adoruings Of this character
The African race has Got foothold On this
continent, and here IL is likely to endure. It's
fecundty in tropical ATTITUDES seems to forbid
the expectation that il is ever to be roOtsd out.
IL has gone on rapidly increasing its numbers
through hundreds Of years. What has been in
the past we may fairly assume viii be in the
future.
But il is otherwise with the native and
mixed breeds. and especially with the bastard
races Of Spanish and French extraction
These hold their place evidently only awaiting
the advent among them of the great Amer.
lean race Before its sll.conquering enterprise
and energy those races will fade and disappear
But to the Negro, il is evident that some ter.
ritory on this hemisphere must be allotted.
We would cheerfully compromise the demand
Of this race for room, by yielding the whole Of
the West India Islands to their occupation, il
thereby we could relieve the continent Of tho
burden and hindrance TO its advance and de-
velopment which our present black population
presents But We fear that not only must Wa
allot the islands Of the Caribbean Sea 20 them
but portion also of our own territory lying
upon the Gulf of Mexico. But these arc Goa
siderations and problems which We are no,
now called upon "a determine, and which time
alone will solve. They are germane. however,
to our present purpose, which is TO enforce the
sentiment that We cannot as nation or con.
fedcracy of States have erery thing on this
hemisphere. and ought not TO desire it. and
that among the things that We ought not 20
want, and wanting sse not likely to get, is tho
Island Of Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

"Asmsoros, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1853.
W. X King has made his will He was
born In l7o6 owns 1900 acres land in one body In
Dallas County, Alabama, and upward Of one hundred
slaves His en'ie estate worth about $4,000. lie 10
humane master He told me some years since ihst
he never sold but one slave ia his life and he
PEELED to sell him because he was terror TO the neigh
borhood Col. King cannot possibly recover. His
Physeifn has sounded HE ungs with the stc,hoseope,
and declared that Of bic lungs il entirely gone and
the ether partly so. Col. K.'s niece, Mrs. EHis s
with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
nr. Forney, Mr.. buchanan, Bright, ana Jeh
Davis for Cabinet.

WARRINGTON, Jan ], l-'J
The knowing folks in Washington are anus
ed at the variety Of spccustons passing the wires
relative to tie purport of the late visit Of John W.
Forney, Esp TO Concord. Oicourc he cannot have IN
dertsken such pilgrimage, ct such time by way Of
Amusement Buiness Of vital importance 10 the pecun
isry future oithe immediate clique to which he 70 a.
taehed, Is at the bottom OF IT, Mr. Buchanan does NOT
entertain the slightest idea Of going into the csbne
his public days being numbered, even Ia his own ess
nation. He Il really the only well worked horse In
the public mil, who admits tina, he Is no longer better
In harness thsa oil others lie SEEK, sor The ress q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JAN. I, 1865.
ry-SEE THIRD PAGE. Al

CoNeRrss-In the Senate, the consideration Of
Gen. Casss Menroo Doctrine resolutions was
fixed for "Wednesday of next week. Mr. Mason
gave noice that "Wednesday he would move 20
refer the Presidents Message in relation TO the
Trpartitc Treaty TO the Committee on Foreign
Relations The bin granting extra pay 10 the
workmen ON the Capitol was rejected The bill
to provide for retired list of Army Officers
was taken up. and the provision for retiredl list
for the Navy and Marine corps was striker out.
Mr. Mason submitted resolution calling for cor
respondence between the American Minister in
Paris and the State Department in regard TO
the Revolution in France Of December, 1851.
Mr.. I,ouston's Select Committee To inquire in
to the subject of bribery and fraud in the pros
ecution of claims against the Government, was
revived Mr. Brooks offered resolution asking
the President 10 communicate his reasons for
Diminishing Marcolctta, and the Senate a joIrncd
In the House, the Select Committee ap-
pointed at the last Session 10 examine into the
charges against Secretary Corwin in connection
with the Gardiner claim, reported yesterday
through Preston King Mr.. X. accompanied
bis report with hill 10 prevent fraud on the
Treasury. He explained the bill, and Mr. ODDS
delivered a TRADE against Secretary C0rwin,
ressserting his former SANDERS against that
gentleman. The House went into Committee
on the Deficiency bill, and Mr.. Marshall, of
California and Mr.. Howard, OF Texas, made
Fhbusterian speeches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
Important Decision.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. ), 1853
The Supreme Court of the United States,
this morning decided the case of Wiswa CO. Sampson,
argued by Seward for wiswan, and Campbell, Of Mo.
bile, for Sampson in favor Of wswall This decision
settles the principle, TINT In Alabama, junior judg.
rnent creditor proceeding in Chancery and getting
title, though creditors BILL prevails against an older
Judgment creditor proceeding at law Mr., Seward h.,
greatly distinguished himself la this trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

TT Gen, Cass, ard other Democratic Sena.
tors. yesterday stultifed themselves over MIR.
Clayton's admission that British Honduras was
not included in Central America under the
treaty Of July I, 1850. But the fact is that
for thirty years al least, no one until these dis.
tinguished gentlemen has supposed Belize be
apart Of Central America, or SIS includedwith-
in the utmost boundary of that country. Be-
sides, England holds there under an undispu.
ted grant from Spain, aud it Was out of the
question TO think Of turning her out of that
territory, without the intervention of Spain.
All that tie treaty proposed to accomplish was
toPut an end TO the Mosquito protectorste
and to any other attempts at British colonizs.
ticn In Central America proper. That it has
failed TO do, because it has not been enforced,
and because England has not regarded il but
to blame MIR, Clayton Cor the admission OF his
vote and views at random is simply ar absurd
ity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

1LLBos.-Hon. Stephen A. Dougas has
been reelected TO the United States Senate for six years
from the 4th Of March next by Of 75 TO 10 for j.
Gillespie, Whig) and l for James II. Collins, p. &.
Judge d. chosen by the Legissturs on the 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

Eyy YORK CRTsTAI PALACE Nofice -
he-e,y yiver by tie 4ssocIATIoE TOR ExHfBrTiOS
o. TBE INDUsTKY % Ar hATiOss, = al PARTS N
Aueres asgous Of co1frlb1tinz 70 tic tBdzsE EI1ib
op 90 b. oened N Cry Of New YORK ~ Say. 1853
All pefsOns desrOBf u obta ming place n the Building
erectsd On R6seYyoirs1uac Ia the CIty Of NeT1ork. b.
the Hsroeiasion FOR tie Exhibition Of the infuzy Of Al
Hstogs requested send 10 feT App csfions Tor
sIaee before tie IL osy Of Febary 1856 3sfsy
ser which cate be Asso-ison val proceed % decde
Application ard h'l0t Sgace
Eech Application must igrn'h tie ExhDtoTs nare end
addrsss IL fall and ftete wtng BE nAnui ctu-T fro
prietOr Agfut IL c'tgn concise deseii On OF
the srtices offered for Exhibition. sDd esee y o. TIE
pyeeiss dimensions q the cIured u "a az y
Height and Length; n On F9r or Counter BY Length 4a
Breadth.
AppiicaoBs b gDed by tue persons proPosnE 70
exhibit AID e adderad 70 the Suhcoef a. tls once o.
The Ass<Sission 30 s. Broadway, kew-fork.
The Association hOfes fEt attention wal be gwen 70 me
exact terms Of THIS notice and tna W requir vii b.
csrefuIly observed in making applications. b order
w WHEITEs. Secretary.
No charge made 10 exhibition i5T spece allotted
rs,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

tg' WIN Ross WALLACE lectured at Stuy.
yesant Institute last evening on tho Life and
Character of Peter the Great" A large au.
dience was present, and manifested great salts.
faction with the production
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
Cr..1 SaIy or MoURSNG GooDs, WILL BIZ

GREAT SALE or MoURSnG GOODS, WILL BIZ
CosTiKUED FOR TmRTY DAYS LOESER.-Mssus. BAR
TBot opEw WE'D boz leave "a suuoruee 20 tha pubic
about Remodel and Eniargng tier stJr
10 the coDyeueDoe which tho Increase OF their olsines re-
aures and that they 1T THIS reason induced % ofr1r
immediate sale their large and elegant stock Of Mourning
Goods. Purchasers Of Moaning Goods will ready per-
cei,e that this il favorable opportunity 20 select from ts
largest and best assortment in the city any article IN the
oer.sfnne ut a. Mourning GOOds such Goods they
need at prices much below the original cost Mesrs D. &
W would impress uTon be mind the name and number Of
the NEW MouRSiSG STORE, 10 55l Broadway neatly O1
pose the MetIopotan Hotel, betTo,n Spring aud Prince
SITS BARTHOLOMEW q W ED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

II Later accounts fross Mexico announce
that the Revolution is spreading rapidly over
Tsmaulipas and adjoining States. u is re-
ported thst many leading officers OF the resq-
lar army Of Mexico favor the movements OF
The Rsyslasienists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

To- terrible railroad accident ocearred
near Andover, Mass, yesterday, which resulted
ic the instant death Of the only son Of the Presi.
dent sssct, and serious injury to several other
persons, including Gen. Pierce and his lady
Fun particulars cqder the telegrsphic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
THE GovRRNORs oF rHR ALMs.uOusE

THE GOVERNORS Of THE AL,is.uOuSE.
We rejoice TO know that there is at least
one department Of tho City Government that
is guided and. controlled by upright men. In
commenting the otkcr day upon the cxtrava-
eance and robbery of the City exchequor, We
alluded to the fact that the expenditures Of
the Alms-Houso department, than which none
is more open to abuse and to the devices Of
peculation, had been kept down within reason
able limits-had even declined while every
other branch of City expenditure had under.
gone an excessive increase. This striking fact
is to be set down to the credit Of the integrity,
the fidelity, and the honor of its managers.
In the midst Of the general reprOach and scan.
dial that attaches to the members of our City
Government, we deem it but an act of justice
to rescue the names Of these gentlemen from
the damaging influences of their official posi-
ton, and to present them in the aspect Of
worthy and unspotted public servants, who
have discharged, and, We doubt not, will con.
tinuc to discharge their duties to the public
with honorable fidelity and strict integrity.
The names of the ten members composing the
Board are as follows:
SIMEON DRAPER. Prest ISAAC TOWNSEND.
PETER McLAuOHItN, PATRICK HENRr.
JOSA. !. CODDtNGTON, WIN N. EyARfS,
J. HERRiCk W. G. Pi>CENff,
RICHARD y. WILLIAMS, EDWARD G. WEST
At meeting of the Board held on Tuesday
evening, Simeon Draper, Esq, was reelected
President, an Office which he has long and hon
oraby filled in this body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

WIscOssN.-The Free Democratic State
Convention Is to be held at Madison, Jan. 20.
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pUgrvyss NOTICES.
Hnu no Acarrsr F..Hror,nrr H,nrr..-

How TO hceUIRg FAsHioS.BuE H.BrTs.-
The TO lbis q&sssoa complied N hall dszsn
yoyds-C. % JFTNlEC1 Co.'S, 80. Z5 BrssGg y. I1e
Habits ns1e - TIE es,hirnrsut alvsTs "a i3asb.e
infect n oeebf4to f bsTe hep. up wsfI tas fzsssos
FOR the laSt tEerty h"e n IL corsso-ien
with The ar.t to1irg ao5ssG u Paris aid Loaoa s1d
10 sooner 90, ne fve or new onc fyT Yetr PE1ta-
Coat SsTesrssce beTe, than II = srAs
uitpe 70 JEEs-Scs c. ed EcspPssrz p i1ef = ehia
esortfnert Of RsafJufde ClOts-ug To th1se T7a ~
who r1sr ios % sr3fr he d Ar nef az y
ed 70 thai rzpch OF base 0iefs fae 80 o. e
heat srr wOff IN tbe trSfe a1 ftpiog
toe execution OF orders Which u wonderful sTf IN 80
fast sse." Mlnfer afr Dsy ~ an open a. S1uI
sarre of iong tYne ~ bzTe openee - 49, -
sst AID IL fines TIE estab lhe Of our fSeIas
PREPARED. There IL rc,hDg 10 he way o. il'ns1sbe
Winier Costume cUsTent hkeiy 20 D. eIre1 s sea-
Avn t. : rot rf eret@ 10 hsir vast and varci rsay
b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

To SHIRT MAEERs.-Ihe great desiaeratum
an uachiueTJ-s mtohiBc tina VIII tev fine hncn Win the
fpe 4 thread and mako to stitching regulsT IL aud per
fectiy dawn inAhas been accomplished SINGERS sew
ina sose lust improved for linen stitching y eNacty
thing wanted, and hes been adopted 6y Of the
ds.in Rused ~ cturers IN the country. Cal and
tbete machines 81 the Office Of NJ SINGER Co. No
2tg Broadway
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" DEPARTMENT OF Sr.rs.

.
SIR; have received the dec.4rsSlOa yoa were In
struc.ed by yorr Government q make RESPECTING
Honduras and Ire dependencies copy OF which j here
10 suhjoned Tie language OF TIE hrst article OF the
Convention concluded the 18th Gsy Of April sss De-
tween the nnod S.siss sna Great Brlan Gescr - TIE
country n 20 be occupied sc By eshsr OF The paTtes
vas a. yee know ,Siee approved by your Gsyeraneat
ana was neher uHderstood by them nor by ether Of
ess ne hesosisors 70 nciade TIE settlement IN Jndu.
s' Svnneny called british Honduras ss distinct from
.ss q headars nor the small islsnds In the neig-
s $3.50 u nal settlement; which NAV be known a. IL
neGeie$ To tbs settlement and these isiSnis the
s ~ n7soesse Is not intended ~ ether OF q 20
rcr - tnes I 5 nov, snl has been rny iaea-
aon he whole negotiation to Lave a. ,Ss
ueS,S es'cs n without dery ing ssrIeny a. :, s, -,
No ~ 1 S "a ihe same Just Il stood r-~xi.,lv
toe SEA.f Ma OF TIE ComEni,ee OF - - 70 -,
tee Hon Wa X Aing tuior, M a., -.
Se seiiSSty understood that he Tres., IA -. =
snfh hcnsurss Il was understood 70 -, - u ~,
aoss mSHce al the Central AulerscEn So, ~ -ad
nsAls hssa1'ss, san Salvador Ncsrsrns -. - T c-
nSs, VIZ tAeI lcst limits and proper -
TIE uncrity fhsf now srise~ seems 10 .n-;r
~e cur Conventlon Of the term -Cerrr,I - tae
rhien we sdopssS becxase v,seouat P.lra~rs,."
seSssd to r. add rsedt the proper term Wsn..,-.S
suprcssS tAAt 90 shss secsvsf wvaa Be sss.,sscsoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

ia proceeding 20 the eXrhangc al the rstica,iou OF
the Convention si.ns1 a. Wsshiny,on on the l9ih
CT April lisa between her BritAanlc Majesty and the
lnied Sgaies If Amercs relative 70 the estabshmsnt
OF communication, ~ slip canal btween the Allan
nc and Pacific Oceans, the undersigned her Britannia
AsesNs PlenpotentisTy kss received her Majesty in
stTaeops to declare that her Majesty does not under.
sSDd the engagements OF that Convention u Applv 70
her Msesy settlements Al Honduras orto l. depealen
cics Her hslestys ratification ot the sSi Convention
is exchanged under the explicit declaration above men
iiosed. Done nj Washington, the 2ah day Of June.
lssA H. l.. BULwEK"
To this Mr.. Clayton returned the following
note:
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TBE LADIES FURNISHED WITH THE MOTT
FAsHIoNssLs FURs,-KEox. the famous Halter OF No.
12s FultOn Is prepare 90 supply hs far customers with
the obo and most valuable description of Fsr a. e's
pces than other dealer wl or se them for r.
InembcTths and give KSoX an cGIly call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
rY- GoUnAUp's LIQUID Hair Dye is, without

u VVNTNNF' IFI'TI''U F'tfIf
exception the very best invented. Equally celebrated
AZ GoUshUD's Mtdosted soap for curing pmPos, iecses
lt rhegTs Hesh worms letter salOwncss tan r01g1nes
ehsr4 ohses cracks &C. Poudro Subtle upo0' hsr from
any part u the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge, Lily White
aud Hair Restorative, at Ga WskcTEt near BfJad@ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

~ FowLrRs s. WELLS, Phrcnologists and
Publisher Clinton Hall No. si Nassaust NewYork and
No. lf2 Washington at, Boston
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Mrs. JrRyIs' Com CANDY. Time tested

and recommended by tie Grft Of the country ior
Iousls Code IInarseneaa Sore Throat and other Pull
monsry comp lsius CLAY TAYLOR Benton Van Buren, and
other distinguished have recommended this really good
article sod BY Mira jews, No. $40 Brosdway Leber,
sd-a below Chestnut r.. Philadelphia and Druggists
Reserally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

Hair Dye AID WiGs--BATcHELoR' Man.
ufe;o,y r these articles il celebrated IN III part. Of tho
world persons wishing hight, ee CANT and durable VIA
Toupee can surely b. suited. He Haif Dye sapph d. n
sure Guaranteed cold wLo'rale ard retail az MOL Wall
~. Copy the eddgess-bewaTc OF limitations
u. Indian Rubber Gloves and Mi's viii
cure ehspred hands and made them white and so The ms
may be Ia sewing wine sleeping. All pers0ns
posed the weather should the lined Glove aud Ait
Fos sale by all Rubber dealtr aud ~ No 9f7 Broadway
1I' At CRIsTADOROs only can You procure
the Of changing the color Of the Han from gray, red
or ssndy 10 black or any shade Of brown His Liquid
Hair Dive stands alone. It, effect il immediate the color
II mparts permanent and leaves the scalp perfectly free
from stain Sold and applied Un private Toomsl Al CRs'
TApoRo No Asor Honss also 10 be had Of the prinoi
pal Dfusgists Ia the City.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-19
Halfway House.

John MORGAN, (mid-way between
st. Paul and Stllwaer begs leave to to strau-
visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that
having made his complete for the accom-
modaton Of the public, and being situated in the midst
of the most delightful surrounded by lakes that
abound with fish, anil in atmosphere Of unsurpassed
purity he hopes company from abroad, well as
from the neishborns villages. They will find the charges
moderate.
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LEONARD SCOTT & cos
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.

Delivered in all the principal Cities of the United States
Free of Postage,
And forwarded by mail, under the provisions OF the
Post-Ofice Law,
Merely Nominal Rates.
!. The London Quarterly Review CONSERVATIVE
2. The Edinburgh Review. {Whig)
3. The North British Review, (Frce church,
4. The Westminster Review, (IiberaD
3. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Crory)
Although these works distinguished by political
shades above indicated, but small portion their
contents is devoted political subjects 1t their ifera
ry character which gives them their chief vauc ami in
that they stand conessedy above all other Journals
their class. HdckUOOd, still under the faerly care Of
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity, and is,
at this time, UNUSUALLY attractive, from the serial works
of Bulwer and other literary notabes, written for tn
magazine, and first appearing in its columns both in
Great Britain and in the United States. Such works
'The CaxtOns and ''My New Novel;, (both by Bulwer)
"The Green Hand,' Skate Stewar,' and other serials,
of which numerous rival editions issued by the le
ing publishers in this country, have be reprinted by
those publishers from the of Backwood after it has
been issued by Messrs Scott Co., that subscribers
the Reprint Of that Magazine may always rely having
the earliest reading of these fascinating tales.
Terms and Premiums.
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=. j. IL. Mcmillan,
Ohm EsAIAs WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD
Wakefield & Warren,

.4ffOrNPVS ana COttIlStII7OTS al LUtF ana iSOI1-
citors in Chancery.
Office on Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota,
st. Paul, Min. Ter.
W & W will attend with diligence and care to all bu.
of their profession, in the different courts of this
Territory may be nrustc to them Their arrange
ments in the states New York and Rhode Island are
such as will enable them transact business OF general
or sneca nature in those with the utmost dispatch
They win attend to the collection of debts the
locating of Warrants, the purchase and sale of city
lots or Real Estate in the country and to all other mat
ters directly or indirectly connected with the profession
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central House, st. Paul

(NAVE BURTON have taken this old and we'll known
~ house. They have htted 1t up anew, and now
prepared to accommodate bOarderS and travellers with
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared make
the Central House of this best Hotels in the West.
November. 1851.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-19
Temperance House.

7 OF MOFFET, Proprietor,-Corner
- of Fourth and Jackson Sts, Saint Paul. Pcrma-
nent and transient boarers furnished with good and
Portable apartments. Charges moderate.
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AM..sgaguAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
IL els Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end of St. Paul, with everything in proper orer
for the convenience of travellers, boardes families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him CALL believing that
he do much for their cnmfort be expected
in country, yet supplied with regular markets.
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THE ESOTIAN.

i II T. NJ n n E SO L A N.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY. p. OWENS g. G. w. MOORE.
Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory.
TERMS:-Two DOLLARS per annum
in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad-
vance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
tNoNr rAREILTYPE oRITs EQUIyALENr,l
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 per square of
sweive lines, for the rt Insertion fifty cents Der
square for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column, &5O 90
Half a column, 30 90
One-fourth Of a column, 90 90
business Cards not over six lines. 8 90
Over six lines and under ten lines, SO
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 90
For all changes ordered In a charge will
be made OF thirty cents per 1000 composition.
We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly
vertisns.
JAMES N. GoODHUE, Pioneer,
ID. A. ROBERTSON, Democrat,
OWENS MOORE, Minnesotian.
st. Paul March 2Ith, 1852.