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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

SEEMING MACHINES. - The general superiority o
<kovys RAkrR Machine indeed justly admitted bar
purchasers shoaa take not g be drawn sy 49,
Was simplicity Durability. facility and certainty Of opeaton speed
beauty strength and peraIeney OF is work They eau Ne seen IN
ratios at No % Camssrss- Y Price S75 10 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
pp P-Tur IupoRr,ScE OF REGULARITY.

IA hshy important shat mankind should observe strict regularity
In ali the affairs Of M Regularity induces health leguy PRO
Suses dsese people particular sboa satns fesa
hoa retiring hours rising A. regular time and
should equally particular shea aschns nom the bow 10 tue
ecA ard Of the body Of regular hour empty
the Of their regular tue II MANKIND woas
Important duty and prepare Their bowels 90
nose ~ ssty h,y would avoid sickness RsDwATs Rega
ser induce regularity They regulate every ogsn 20 regular
oa The Liver Kineys Hear; skin BowelS AMI all
other viii amer the seton Of RADwAvs Re9so move
with ell the regularity OF eockwork Persons troubled with Coz
tstne pa DyspersA ke win End thai BY skins one OF
Rsssl,O every nht going bed they viii have
pleasant dhsrEe Of the h IN the morning regular period
u time. One Rssuster viii resals,ethree VIII purge
No is2 fatoEs y Y. sold bV draxSiss everWhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

HATS AND THE NEW u. N
.ifsns Mrns Hs Win have an NJ sesI 81. 81
$500 81 Perrfnss esishrsfed p~vsrsDf Ane l,s 80
xss1ro,s sfs for sbs biz hsfs are novsny
snHCa slsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

Do they
With fen6Hh spite-
Flea b,dbuEs and mzketoes
Pfnylne the nose,
Bleeding tae
Then give them all their Ve.Oes.
Lscps Powder does the job,
Killing the whole insect mob -
fy- Central Dtp6t for LYONS (Poisoness) mag
IIe Poprns ana LYoxs PILLS destroying rsts aud mcs
~, 1Iroed
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

4 DESIRABLE PLACE FOR REsIDeHcE.-
4he Los Angeles Star mentions the following as
among me "enter,ainnents" afforded the inhab-
..lats q hat city, and which indicate that it must
ue d desirahle place for residence TO those who
believe variety to be the spice Of life. The Star
sayS-"On Tuesday of last week we had four
ve3lings, two funerals, one street fight with
h,ives, lynch court, two men fiogged, seren-
ade ny a calfhumpian band, fist fight, and one
man tossed in blanket
LEADI IN GRUMPY CoUNrY.-The Grundy
CONAN says that Mr.. E. Y. Carr, Of AusabIe,
has depos.ted ia that office fine specimen Of Ga
ei's, couainug fully ninety per cent Of pure lead.
J. was ound near the Ausable bridge, on the road
10 D'esden. and the specimen is Of character TO
induce The belief Of the existence of heavy body
0. !he mineral in the vicinity
1ooD.-The Boston Post says, that there was
. meeting yesterday at the fremont Hotel, be-
tween the man who went to Washington "afi er
nothing," and got il. and the man who went there
iof something. and didn't &c, it. Both were ap-
PATIENTLY In excellent spirits.
An illiterate correspondent who is given to
sporting, wants to know when the anglo Saxon
race, so much talked about 10 to come off.
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Saint Eouis.


ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and F0ruQrdtng House.
JOSEPH MooRIDoB. FRANCIS mC'FAUL.
MOGRIDGE * Mc'FAUL.
Q-aie Twcheli & McerJge.)
Corner ot Commercial oa2 P,ae Streets.
~ prompt and personal attention. and liberal CASH
ADVANCES viii be given COnsignneuts, Bills Of
Ladiug HAND.
The Forwarding and Receiving OF Merchsndize and
Produce Will meet with esecia care aud dispatch; tho
lowest rates OF Freight viii always &c procured, and
the expense Of storage and Drayase as pos
sibe avoided.
ORDERS ron Purchasing nlled at the shottes, no.
lice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Charless, Blow 4 Co, g. 49,,
Choieau s Vale, - A-H"-A'
Doan, King CO.,
II. ID. Newcomb d Brother ,,,,
w. d Reynolds, I"Uiss'
Ellis & Norton
Stfader r German,
Hosea & Frazer, Cincinnati
Springer & Whitemsn,
l.. o. Goodman & CO.
J. w. Butler + Brother
u. iceth 81 Co, pi,isaarg
WI Houies a Co.
Morgan, }. NJ Buck & Morgan,1
SHIELDS s Miller, lrnp.lr,h,
l.. 4. Iarnal, '"N~e-.'"f
u EomegYS,
,Ss'sh aSe 8 !: Coz Cole. };Dal'i'nope.
S S S$% I ( s S; % }so~ York.
A. g. Farweil & Co, lp
Howard, Son & Co., "os'o''
T. G. Twichell q Co, New Orleans
We hsve open Policy O, Insurance, which VIII
cover all shipments 10 actress, When advised b.
letter per mail hen endorsed bills Of !ading
before or a. the time OF shipment.
M0GRIDGE g. McFAUL
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CATHCAKT, KERN s. CO.,

IErd Sfrtf, NIint Pad.
XNOULD respectfully inform their friends ana the
w public that they have purchased the entire stock
of Mr.. :. II. Sergent comprising the following goods
viz Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions. CrOchcry, Groceries, Pro-
visions, Wooden ware, etc, etc, all OF which they offer
at very reduced prices Tor Cash!
They faier themselves from their experience in bu
and close attention TO the wants OF their custom
crs to merit lair share OF public patronage
Those IRON the upper well as the surrounding cOun-
try viii do well to give call before purchasing else
where, we have almost article required BY the
farmer, mech anic and trader.
il Cali on Us, and VIII give Won good value Cor
your money. a. IL. CAIHCART,
SIMON KERN,
J. WILSON CATIiC ART.
nn,IM MAJ
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.

NOW is the Gle Tor you 60 try il you cannot
get all kinds OF plain. straw. braid chip and fancy
trimming, Bonnets altered and made in The mos, fash
onabe ileached AMI pressed, and done equal 10
any city in the east.
BonnCts altered to the present iashion,-50 cts.
If only blcac,ied and pressed-3Tcts.
liberal percentage allowed TO mIiiiners.
Black and Maroon, colored finished "a the above
price, the St Paul Bleach House, upper end Of ST.
Anthony street, by Mrs. 4. SPARES.
march-30 1 o 6m
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REMOVED.

rHNIE NEW YORK. STORE has removed to the new
building doors above the old stand. The Ladies
lnd Gents respectfully invited TO call and
onr stock We are now prepared To show them one OF
the preiest stocks OF goods brought 10 The
lJRemember the NEW YORK STORE, where ii is
10 trouble to show goods. A. T. CUAMRLlN.
ST Paul. MAY 5 ln53--A3.
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FOR SALE.

FNtfiE large three stoTy house and lot situated Main
u street, III the town Of saltwater, Known > the
saltwater House, formerly kcpt for hotel, with
stable and out buildings connecteJ Tor sale and
Will be sold upon the reasonable terms; this large
and ell finished house situated upon principal
business street III the town, the steamboat land
ing, and well constructed for convenient hotel ana al
i0rds rare chance Tor Investment To any person wish
ing to engage IN the business of Keeping u hotel.
For further information ard the Of sale apply
NJ. L. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
Aurl
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CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

@A LOTS in the City Of Manhato. Blue Earth
n - County, situated ut the head of steamboat
navigation, on the great southern bend of the MmDcso
la, 1t. Peters River near The mouth Of the Blue
Earth.
Apply to the subscriber or 10 James x. Lawrence,
ESQ., who is the Special Agent nsukato City for the
sale OF This properly. HENRY McKENTY.
p.ui- - -frpso
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BENTON COUNTY PROBATE CouRr.
Territory of Minnesota, r.
County OF Benton,
Probate Court for the county of Benton, held al
~ the Office oi the Judge thereof, Sank Rapids
the 18th day OF March in the Year Thousand eight
hundred and fit, three.
Present, William IL. Wood, Judge.
In the OF The OF Dan Leo, deceased. APP
plicaIion having this day been made by George w.
Sweet, TO he appointed administrator OF the estate of
SAID deceased
1t Is thereupon ordered that the 10Th DAY of June
neat at ten o'clock in the forenoon ot said day. be
signed when the htis and all persons interested III said
appear at the Probate office II Sank Rapids
and show any the, have, why the PRAYER of the
petitioner should not be granted And is fur, her or
dered that said petitioner copy OF this order 20
be published in the Minnesota Pioneer, newspaper
printed in the OF Paul in said Territory, three
weeks successfully, each week, previous to the
jme above appointed Tor The hearing ~ the premises
Judge OF Probate
CHEAP GROCERIES.
y NJ. FARMER, late OF the firm OF Rey 4 Farmer,
- is pleased to inform his old friends and all those
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cheaply,
that he has wed and offers for sale at the
cash prices at his store Third Street. neNi door
below the Worlds Fair, large, fresh and well selected
stock articles his me, CONSISTING IN part OF tie IoI
lowing:
Sugars OF all varieties,
Teas, the latest imperial ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West Innia and Mediterranean ruits,
Fish--COd, Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves Of all kinds,
Nuis--Amonds, Fiberts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Molasses and syrup best quality, from Beichers Rc-
Flour-superfne Of the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles in the line Of family consump
tion great and small too tedious TO mention.
/ am bound to sell, and those wishing trade vii
find il to their advantage TO call
Nav Is. ,53 Az
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WUITNET'S GALLERY OF DAGEER-
REOHHbES.

FHStiE subscriber having recently made great improve
mems i'll Tie arrangement of light i'll his gallery and
having procured the latest proved apparatus, which
together with his before very superior stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal not superior any
IN the Mcs prepared IT. execute pasuergo1ty PC
hkenes>es is a sly lie unsurpassed by cuy operator.
li;c uncertain, aud persons in health should not Gc
lay one moment in procuring Of these me-
mentos of Iie which. under The trying circGnsasce
of final separation Of friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken in weather and neatly in lock-
pins, rg>. bracelets canes; large variety Of
which kept constantly on hand, and patterns
being constantly received. All respect uiy INVITED
call and examine specimens.
ST. Paul, Aug. 5. 1852. loft
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J. w. DowNER. H. Mason.
DOWNER y MASON,


XXTILt keep constantly hand the hest quality OF
w lumber and materials for building; those want.
ing good houses built the latest (Bot the Early
Pointed will ind II their advantage to give them
call at their chop, the of Main and Cnptoi
Streets, the residence Of J. w. Downer, on 81
Anthony street, q few doors Of the American
House.
N. b. Jobbing done on the shortest notice AZ ~.
ders left the American House will receive proh {
attention.
St. Paul. March II, 1853. ly
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF PIT ACRES with ten acres broken
IA which crop was aiscd last summer Has il
good Tamarach house, Is 2S and stable 20 3d. There
is good Spnng The hoase, and fine Of
ter running through the farm. Ii is situated the beau
iiiu and picturesque lake, JOHANNA, miles from St
Paul and l2 miles from ST. Anthony Falls, IN good
roads leading cnch way. HENRY McKENll.
81. Paul, April ~, lej5.-6m52.
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,

CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL srs., PAUL., arNNes0rA
|NNHE subscriber has taken the above house and fitted
IL up for The reception OF boarders ia style
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day week OIL reasonable terms.
s. 4. THOMPSON.
ct. Paul, pril II, '53--y5o.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

TAKE NOTICE.
VH~iIsT the Notes and Accounts Of ID. {. Taylor
left with me tor adjustment and collection. All
persons indebted to him BY book account Will
please call the otcc OF Nlkn + Van Etten. and set
tie the same. l. VAN ETTEN.
81 Paul, ynn. Goth, ls53.-I45--tf
ST. Paul FERRY.
FHNiE subscribers have NON ready lew horse boat;
Il and all things III complete order for crossing the
river al ST. Paul. Lower Landing, with all passengers
and teams. " shall be III Attendance at The Ferry at
the usual hours OF business, and possible shall
secure the constant attendance of good Ferryaan. The
rates % ierrsge lower here ian ut all. other Ferry
fen st. Louis 10 ST. Pau.
JAMES VI GOODHTE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE.
yio? Projectors
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

NOftCE Is hereby given thgs The partne rshp lately
~ existing between WI. JARVIS and j. Ii. bay,
der the lrn of Jarvis n Day, Druggists, &C., dis
solved The 2ist ia, OF March, loj3, by mutual
consent w H. Jarvis Is authorized settle all debts
due 10 and by the late dTin.
w II. JARVIS.
J, II. DAY.
March 81. lS53. i5l-tf
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Dotels aup Boarnfng Rouses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

ST. PAUL HOUSE.
HNfS house, formerly kept by j. w. esss, beiag the
Il original hotel VI 81. Psul, nj the Of Third
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outff, tho
roughly required, and rcmodeed md With the additions
made IL, il Of the spacious and cove
pent hetcis In Having taken lease OF IL, snd
fitted it up throughout with furniture invite the
travelling public csll upon ne believing they Will 6h
this house equal the BEST IN all respects The Charge
will be very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
ST. Paul, July 49, 1852
ST. PAUL. TEMrERANCE ROUSE.
MY maine is MOFFET. Ny Boarding House IL on
1V4 Jackson Street. Mt the lower end OF Saint Paul To
find I keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
10 the sign Of Triangle At the h0rth end OF the bridge
Ny house is large ard for prompt ymcnt every week,
intend " furnish good fare the very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul May e. 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
VxNE subscriber has provided for the accommodation
Of boarders both b, the day and by the week, with
or without lodgng--a very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Gslena House, the first building Roberts
street above Third opposite Winnie Cooley's Clothing
tore. jui7-S-iy Vim. TRUSSONE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

r. tHol TEAt. JR. JAS. HARRISON FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison Il Vale,
HDROPRlETORS Of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
II viii Keep hand q full supply OF merchant bar
boiler plate sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
snd Will also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron Store 10 which they invite the attention Of country
merchants.
a. Warehouse, No. l2e, Second street, st Louis. No
CHAS. W. BOKUP,
Agent al ST. Paul.
May &, 1851. 3-t!.
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w. &. Err.

GENERAL NEW sPkPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
{ NOkNEK Of Second aid Cheanut streets, (oyer the
y Pos; Office, 81. Louis, No
RETERGNCEs
Nessrs. r. 81 W. Campbell. Messrs. Hayden & Wilson,
g Ado!phUs Meie,Sco' - HAIR u Nhitiemore.
81. Louis, Jane II. 9-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

The above rates for the whole term Of life For
years insurance, the 33 - per less
On the mutual rates one hail only IS required cash.
the remaining half iH premium note
California risks taken a extra premium Of per
cent. w. B. DEAN, Sec'y.
march 3l--4 so "
Agents wanted in sll the principle p!sces in Mime
GOOD recommendations required. Address the
Secretary.
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III. &. SA NOEORD,
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods,
~ Third ST, will keep on hand Il constant supply
of the following articles, with supply Of Fancy goods
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description made expressly for this srket
and Tor ihs constantly hand, cheap resdy
pay, and sale without. lie has complete assori-
Inent OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part of Old Hyson. Young HvsOn and El3ck
Teas, iaguira, Java and Rio Co!Iccs, \. o. Crushed
Loaf and Puvcrized Sugars, Spice Pepper, Glow
Nutmegs, Cassa, Rice Raisns saleratus starch, soap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candies Oil, fi>h.to
IiAEDtS ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut Saws, ali sizes; oX, log and
Trace Chains; Halters, ID. Chains; Axes nnd axe
heves sCyihes scklcs and snahes, shOves spades aud
hoes wrought and cut nails, locks atches and bolts cat
tlery, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORK aud FLOUR asian tly on hand, in large
Quantities
NJ Stndord's stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order TO keep his assortment
lcje He is determined to sell his goods for READY
pay cheap they can be purchased elsewhere Give
him a cl. March 10, lS53-i7-lyJ
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4 MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
n PANI.--Capitai Slo9,G Acknowledgements BY the
Legislature Of Ohio. Charter perpetual O;ce No IA,
East Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies at the following rates.
for S 0OO, and IN proportion for a larger amount.
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Sal SAniI1. STIi-IXV Ell. 49,;

553. "a NJ L. STIi-LXS Ell. 1851
No. SO, O.ire 81, tetreea Second and IAirc.
Sr. Lofts, No.
Nh ANUFACTCRFR Of pure Alcohol, and pure
VI spirits oil ANY p!v3i required
ALSO
Spirit Gas, rhosgenc Gas, Chemical Oil ard Cam
phene,
Warranted Of superior quality, and for snle on rcs
souable terms. 6n 80
|"NoNEIL'SS SPRING STYLE OF HATS"
WHOLESALE AND RIT AIL,-l7 Is 70 HARSCl ST,
st. LOUIS, MO
introducing my le o. iats for the srrus Of 1855
would ask espeola, attention 10 the combination il
presents Of The most requisites o article
oi dress, beauty and utility. 1t is light Yet strong, Of
correct proportions, and The time adapted
summer hat. IN the manufacture oi hats, motto is
ENoelsior" The richest a'cria and the best OF work
u.alship, united with The untiriDc vigilance
pervslon, cannot fail To produce hat worthy Of the
MOTTO have fun assortment o! the finest goods in
my lire; compri>ii all that is kew. rich and Esoba-
be, il Hats, Caps straw and Panama Good. especial
ly Intended To meet the demands. whether wholesale
retail Of a community now rapidly advancing in wealth
and refinement, and those artificial that follow
can sell the staple goods Of the trace low any
ether house IA It. Louis. respectfully solicit per.
soua insp ection of my stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
AS If II IL ~ Market next door TO Main-st.
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Nc. II, Leree, ~. Louis, No,
Manufacturer Of ihat Old Star Brand Whisky.
E1ETLhNS his sincere thanks To mis- numcrous
EA for their liberal patronage: and respectfully
soiclis continuation Of the same. ] prepared
Two II uBdred Bbls per DAY, of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE.
100 hbis. " Y. Brandy, eQ bb!s Malaga Wine,
. - - Gin, 500 Nonoie llioa and
100 - old Rye Whisky, Bourbon Whiakcy.
Also, fine assortment al
Foreign tiqnocs AID Wines.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

rlAif ~ Nth MbNIsf D. ~ fsftirpfhsfed. that
D.sfr'ef u Rsfiaad, -, ID AZ spssiai session
% Tie fna.ais i"an IT tho ssid disuiet " hHtsnd,
held a. Rutland ~ aud f said dsffft, ne Nfh day
Of lshn.f, a u, iaai s--iseHsH Hon Hartl nufuu,
Jadgrs
Wbsfess, Nsrsbai ". Grover, q CLARENDON in said
duuici, guardian Of Yise"ni1 Grsyrf sBa fil,'A N.
Gfu,rf. mfhofF .DtiafrH 81 iif ssii AsrshAi W shd
HE late VII. mn tnsssfnan has this asY pfessbtrd
o. The SAID Probate ttHu lsfnpn IN Snnbg, therein
se.ung tfh certain farts, hereby alfsais that bic
ssid sfds are ounnru q frtffsonsfg ihsferf in
frftaia nsd ~ isnd, containing ~ srfss and ial
rode, situate "a -std tiscHaan, tEiasnl derived ~
said Eiza ffi,n William f-si1an late 81 sad Gar
sld,H, dsssazrA fissi ~ b- 81 the isisfei II ms
aid ards ~ sc fhTu ihisfsFi tH ssid ~ ai-' and
pat tas aYas tsfea II iiesrsi sna theffiasr request
sag ssid saun T. grant liia nssHse % tsi ihsif
trfsai ~ saia isstgisss said land IL snruiifsa m
n.astssFs aaa fr hfr eflais 4 ssia Asfshsl s..
tenant 10 The euTtoss
Thsfrilfs Il is efasfsd b. raid Pfkais Cebu that
r hearing and asst-isn ~ said i~fiittn ~ and ns
are, hcishy r'irfFsB stated ~ sala
Sufi o. hsia q nalss ~ the hsfstff II sad
feiift 10 RHusid, sad uistsisf riif II Aisahs
hsinF ~ sfsnnib ast 1t Mafrh A. D. issI Sfd Thai
ihrfsfa 10 slvsh ~ lsliissht.f ssfhsa sapS
ui r "a 81 iii' order, fhfss ssfts suffssslsslf
issFaiais issfess, Ia The kaiiaHa Etnui1 ns,sd, a
heN-Isic ifaTld - sala hsiisbd sEd sIcutaiias 20
fsFiii=iriHzd ~ tisss trfHHtr1 tu afGsf az
l.sfint isiruffsa irirtH, ,tsF lhsfs, dsif sa,fss
ferea ufsf ti,ss sHd fiffs api,sf rhss ssia toiif
aad issf o. Sic ffauiiHr Il ssad isssnss f,sg
eaass, sfas s'if4 Il ffsafa- hENni ntii-
G-M hsristsf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
wasuIxeroS. Feb. 22

w.
An unfortunate sequel TO the late az
fair between Postmaster General Hub
bard and the Hon. George Briggs. Mem
her Of Congress from New York, occur.
rod at the Capitol 10 day. The parties
net 10 dark passage, near the House
library. Mr. Hubbard grasped Mr.
Brigg.' hand, eIelaiming--" How are
y0u. Briggs
Mr. Briggs shook hand, bu, in mo-
menl discovered his ni,,ake, and, FOL-
lowing Mr. Hubbard, uss him in the
AFTERNOON leading from the House to
the RoiundA. and SID have Just
shaken hands With yon. ! ~ssh to ne
tract that ad Of poliiene,A You have
insuliei me, and have publieiy cailvd
you no sesiiemaa."
Mr. ilutbAri Ansvcrea--@ Jaa A.
yoa please. You are bcneaih my no.
iics-
NJ Briggs with his irii hand imme.
diaiely slApl.cd Mr. Iistbafd's righ,
eheek, saving. vii ioa nske ho TO.
sisiance ? None hsing offered, NJ
Briggs coniinued have said that
you ar 20 honorable naa Ia Pglilir. d
! have toe slAPfed yoar faee--doa'i
you resent i p
Nj lIsblard rrliiri. Ssrite sway,
Rriss, sisalht strike tark. Tor s0u
srv lu-nraih M ooaiemPi-"
NJ Rnss, ihsa ssrifk him on ihf
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SrNhrr---Mr Hunter. fiusn the con-.
miiicv ap,soin,ti 10 wait or ,hc Prvsi.
aeni clcsi. mAde a rrporf that he had
acccta-d the Office to ~hich h, hal l.,en
tleciei
Mr. Bright osFcF,vl resolutions direct.
veg the appointment 81 committee 20
MAKE arrangements for ibc rcccpiton
and inauguration q the Presiden, elect
on the l,h March.
The Army appropriation bin was
taken up 4 number Of amendments
uf no great importance were sdopcd.
~ The House. Mr Jones. Of renaes.
see, from the join, committee apioinicd
10 inform Cen Pi.rce Il his election.
rcIoried Ihst they had performed that
duty. and that the President elect had
sisid6rd bis acceptance OF the office TO
which he has been elected.
The House resumed the considera.
ton Of the bill, Reciprocal trade with
the British provinces.
Mr. Fish concluded HE remarks in
favor Of the bill, and said il The bill
should fail now, and II should bc his for
tune 70 b. here next year. he should 20
for more comprehensive system OF re-
ciprociIy.
WAsuINGToN, Feb. ~.
SrSArE.--A bill was passed amend
aiory OF the bill granting laws for grant
ing registers TO yachts.
Mr. Shields, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back all the
unfinished business, and the committee
was discharged.
The army appropriation bill was
taken up. aud Mr. Chase offered an
amendment, approprialing $4,000 for
the exploration Of Railroad routes TO the
Pacific. Mr. Hunter opposed il.