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" AZ" sCOMMISSIONER'S OFEICE,.f
~ cu CilEsIERFlELD. COURT ROUSE. JUNE 30 1853
merry -El,zabc,h John and Beverly, slaves smahc
Iae0Ny The Will ii !,

merry -El,laboth John and Beverly, slaves emahci-
NE will OF John ifix, deceased, ~" Plaintiffs"
Hancock late Sheriff Of Chesterfield County, and such
''a'or with The will annexed Of John Hix, deceased,
p,,! ...5r..,.-. 49,. -, :. ,-,. Il, Defendants
Ch,s decree prononn5 ed in y e Circuit
a n nh County, The 7h day Of May, 1852 have apQlnt
he gay q August oice for taking On account Of
aud PERSONAL Of The SAID John lS deceased The al
nj thereof by The defendant Igsison Hancock late She.
asaoresad ami for receiving proof Of debts
nsc, against The said deceden which time and
Htors of the sard John lIix deceased and all others
@ efhed, required 10 attend - .,.<r
C, under hand Commissioner Of the Circuit Court
ju, ouny, the day and year first said
--LS-c~i~ s.". - as" w. w. T. COGBkJ, Comrn'rl
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MARINE JOURN
PORT d : RICHMOND, JULY .. 1898.
Ahkl II d. iH.--'
sne, nnsylvania, Baymore, Phi.hi lphla

.--~'- ARRIVED. ..rt..... -: 49,
.,.smet Psnnsy lvana, Baymore, Phihi iphia'
'" SAILED -
s.n, Merchant, Terry N. York Sehr Sarah and t.me,
Yok. Scht Sequel, Brakeman, Nfoik. Schr Mary
,.mpon n York Schr Mary Harvey Harvey tor rot,
I,,,f 10 load with coal for Philadelphia. Schr r Il
S~n Dashel Charleston. Schr frances Ann, keene'
Sorlols,. .----..- - -. =.
lust PUBLISH + ID, the and Resetutionsoi me
late adjourned sessph Of the Legislature we os a
n,ry orders 81 80 per copy. inciud7 %
AA',r.cL al the office. Address .,., ,,ySN.v. STlr
June y NJ 49,. =
10 -, rXCEiiENT REMEDY FOR oLD WOUNDS
scgE LEGS AND SCRoFuLA -Mr rufhTs % MAR, ex
-. ro We. IA from dreadful sore leg, Tue aiSeascr "a r
49, ,rnS ms fo 10 me khcr and causing severe 49,
% which spread rlhe whole surface V se @ ~ M tht
t~s able 10 heal or even W w
ever Shs.y,r 10 H. Ateng he con mehced usne ttoo
ss gov" n pill. and the establishment ai himself an.
"a! s Inc dreadful state his leg, these fine msll
"h.' soWd in about tive &eeks june -
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AUCTION SAILS.
By PUI.L.AM 81 Di Wis. iUCTS.

JA-tE s RIVER L., Nd AT AUCTION
IL iIk,GOl.HTr OF CIiEoTEiFIELD
~ ILL., be SSH, e tiemssi he IuI Gate Tie Peters
w burg TusADksf, at YcIcs T., ~, YHI ukspAI the iii
Jay al July 40 Valuable LAM winch
;e,rr!, s.t iR2 Baalct FGcs, a cIrar l,ri
Is Meadow There spn raina bic 1nnhf 'i the Tact
ct aud well t:t ~ wood The cleared vii brsod Inst with
ii Wood ~ lilly o. lrGinta ~ aGd secofIS. The
purchasers ..''''i ~ 'E,.' @f -
THIS KIND hno.u! yrs stI,r.
TERMS tlqe Sd ce., 4aiagrf and II monis VIII!
JOHN + LYLE
,H1stHfiAM& DAVIS, Ahui" ''''' 49, ''''.' June
By w. GODDIS, AGcrToNEEk.
MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. ON
GRACE STREET. BETWEEN 20 ASD'@b STREETS. FOR
SALE .hE,aUtuluN s,.g !, ..,.-....,a
a. III be soL. IN TUESDAY AFTERNOON lie 81, I.y
" y. 1855 upon The lrrnises commencing q" oc!cc. .!at
saluIhi. Grace street Between ID and 81
n"~ owned b. b Shade Esq t"hu rrnenaes rrmovlnr
lchna! THE iu,las % feet and r,Gs back !tj
II kitchen
"'7 Al, bmi wIthm the last - The best material.
Irpf nanthiI IIr buildings hnne $500 Perun-
sale. ;.... - ''' ~ -
TERMS 'dnG.oG cash balance at three sN and nine months
Tor nrs"ubIe noesitcft, iGatd :eclrsd ~ rrus deed
.
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MlCAJAII MAhGuM.
VaTOKLD,s FAIR PREMIUM. DAGUERREo-

w TYPESTs public respectfully Invited TO eau an
wonderful serescoic Solid laeurrreYfrs nv "fi -
III Rr Gallery, IL Mau street Richmond whether ey ~
iem or moi They truly the wonder OF tn: asS ,oc ~
,. p hat surface Inc aITS'" W
ali the solnity nunness 81 s has been f1""t "
H. t.ct IL really magical hryoml conce'i"l'. ne IT,
tears nearly Of c aud stands "m W. o nv i'm: *.
piece ~ @ uimnrny,ncnt may b- had al WillIEib tSl ;
aIIerics They may be lound ~ macy % ''s
the Union 80, b.. has ~ r.crir e,I unvl,-
81. Fair oil tile great Nhluhdi Mt
rooi,an FIX hihion which closed on ihe TN Marc - ,,,
~, IrsIiuts Fais AID premium al The stra lam
h;n Castle Garden, New YORK, thus shnwi me
n
thT ,a" ~ ~ " " SOLE Proprietor.
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xnYTITy ECONOMY AND COhFohf.
GENAAiIoT wEATIIER MADE PLEASANT

,,uoSE nj you who susng nfl 'he ehecs vi uo
~ Informed conio can pc greatly @ cu
T. - are one OF Kesn CRes & BALDWIN Thu SUITS we
have ssesn large sdHI9ns a Thu Goats. Az -
III syIes qualities, an prices Come TO No luz Nam y
FOR any the way Of Genemens clothing Ge.t Dareams
| 10 be had OF y. hEEH' eti''I' = ''
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,--,-, PLEASURE EXCUu SION,
The LARGE AND SPLENDID sVEAMLo BELVIDERE.
FTNCkETS ur the lie afternoon u t An
4h July al 3 clock, pei tho above magnificent
steamer can mad OF Nj j. e. Riddick al the
Mr. Gibbs, opposite the City Hotel THIS eVenhf IA
udIy ana during The day OF the ith July on boa
Of nc nnat q, her wharf al Rockets July 81,
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EyDk ..7CS NOTICE..

.pIsrS KIM: arc now rnins heir Express daily III Tie
and lrcomnod the fiuiaia hili
az Raj Road thence by all points De! "na me
They continue 10 forward Express Coed. 70 anu ?h
Ter sir aners ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN "s "e' d. ~ " "
,,,ieiral .nnin Ms in North Caro'iua FigrL'a &c ;. p
BE particular prring som New YORK ~ ~ y G -,
ETus 40 Barclay street. where Isy VII U"
,, re-r Iej for by Sir ING ore "i The nri
nJ 10 not be deceived BY rliusire prtrAsss on ,n
IT,, nr,yeu /" be- uMBl q by + Continuing
70 e,Ivrrthr ,n. az promptly as ever ana ~ ,h na
rates WM MiuIE AGENT, Pear ssiee nI,
81, 6x An, yu Tennessee x x. liei" i.yirhhn ~
s,ToCIf STOCK, STO OK. l'antuefean AI.sts sup
wnh an llL uf good stock, Tnh a. Cameras ,ahs'
NJ. hi. Tnn CIIdics Stands. Cnattns Boxes mercury oaI
pi,,e RENTERS Pte Folders Wool Vice iioets Cu He'el IA
I'M Sill Vry., lasss descriptions Jenny inu 400 IA
@ nnE Cases Also Patent ScreoscoLe Gases cheat
for cash "
lima -3m .r#.
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..9.T, > :, Nm ypIST-DAGUERRE OTYP IST.

~ OSBORN. Premium Daguerrean htts. '- VAN -,
n ,ppose OF 'te fass or ar Sahos -
that have given Inn SUCH prelt
rc. over ocr al the day Osborn Is akins
Ter ncIu,.s rltmfaiy "i'h h. superior isirinr'a iH
expressly Prices are very low Cans
lime, ln-3n -. w D D.~D--.z-
ANTED TO RENT, from the LIST October mex eo ,om
w table House a email family. MOI more Than vE
he New MARKET ...,.. .r.,. ~ :. r
iuy1-ff -------..z D..
J MAIN STREET The Subscriber Denuhg " uii IRE
stock Of Trunks will offer them al such low p1, - Trim are
wan. OF large
solicited to call on j. d. ole Snu.re
June % Main sur. ir.55;--.s,.f---,-..,
L.. asienner aHuaniH''ol 'heS'0''' BULaLEY Co
June e - 49,
rIIURNIP sEED.Rsd I5P ,. ba ar stana for aGb
iS " " "
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yUICE SUMMER GOODS FOR 'GENTLEMEN.
another lot White Navy Drill Ftocks and Pants
u Aso Frocks variety of PLAIN anu Ihece
insns; Fancy Masps Vests Gauze herno Shirts
Light Summer CYaVas &c. ."at .'.." -.
Those in want OF the comfortable fitting Cuthlns for The hot
weather. au lowroes cash solicited Z" make
early call OH j. u. l'oOphhn,
N.B--Aso large lot Of black Silk Warp Alpaca Sacks
June ~ s'@5.. '#.s.~..'- y. ~. Is.
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N1OTICEThe copartnehip heretofore existing between
~ WIN IRA SMITH and J. NJ MARVIN under the style Of
Nav OH 1863 i'm sf... 80 WIN IRA SMITH,
- 1's,.'.e.. " J. NJ. MARVIN.
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~ WIN IRA SMITH and J. NJ MARVIN, under the style Of
Smith Marvin this day dissolved by mutual consent Dated
May 9th, 1853. ." WIN IRA r. SMITH SMITH
Having n sold entire i"s5s1 in ' S%nsss
continuance OF ther patronage With him Dated May gh ISE
Having the Marvin il he ss above I
Very for me upon The old h9lse
shall use i ehteators 70 merit eontnuanee q The same AN
l ess4 doaSS viii
%ss T Il 5 81
speedily tosole Da as esh 1883 WY y. sy,ru
TO MILLEKs. - = 80 -.
SG. for any Sssi,pOr Of Min
all nunbeI wOve Wire Of Also Hopper Scales Tor
SsD S s s s ae
Persons at distance will ps Tr 1fii s sR y ss
June "A =. Importers Hardware. Sc Mo- IS Nam st.
BILLINGs' ANoDINE REMEDY.
p sEsh re cons fSSy Gt
attending RELAXED go 81 The S S se
81 billings AnOdyns Remedy Aya' p9y ys po G9S
CTs-OF 1esa-'a.-J.-W RANDOLPH has Tor sale-
"A Vivian Grey, by p,lsraei, Nj t-5oc :. 80
' ss S n ssns%' sss g. e. sna 81 Is
Brother Jonathan for July Fo,rh--l2c. - July !
sIoE 6 CO.'S CIRCULAR S. Ws-Just !ecslved2 ca.
ses Of Hoe Co.'S Saws from ten inches 10 III inches IA ua
Persons that have Circular Saws s.,
Strengthened neTe WITHOUT Tie
SMITH s. HARDWOOD,
luly M. IS Main street.
BEST ANSWER TO UNCLE TOM.
Cabin T v,s E s5 ruIS nn =" IN o can PET
sps s, copies BY applying TO w RANDOLPH.
q A 1aGLING OIL FIR HORSES.-Merclants cee
Hdreng Oil Eamily EmOrocation is OF the pes
incident offered he PUBLIC for ih many diseases
n IL 80 @ ana cate No Farmer Farrer should be WIN
Flash WnrS proved snnenty successful The Treatment
ngbos pI Sas Of all kinds Sprans Contracted Muscles
a., saad Cracks Fopndsred Feel Scratch
es External Foisons diseases
ot Th'Gh ~ remedy has herofoir discovered sale
a. ADiE & GRAY Druggists,
-'aio % li7 Main Street.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING. ...
& MERCHANT q wElSIGER have hand fine assert
=. yade Clothing embracing every VARIETY
tor u present season addition their stock OF Clothing the,
have on hand large stock Shirts aud fancy articles all OF WHICH
they viii sul al reasonable prices" Gall al No w. -
Nav is ;, 49, ..,r s. MERCHANT a. WEtSlG Err.
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GENTLEMEN's SUMMER, cLoTniNt

rrt now heau,iu OF Fancy Par
w lour which we invite the attention Of tina
We sys also stock u Furniture OF various
svIas md prlces Richmond manufacture. D.
W are prepared fl Hotels with Eurn!ue rs We hay
iarse Factory Rcop, and determined 10 sell at very
~ Ell sJvsnc. on the cost JONES Il HARDWOOD.
Exchn
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FUUKTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
Br THE NEW. LARGE AND ELEGANT STEAMER

~ TIE NEW. LARGE AND ELEGANT STEAMER
f v 1 u Il IL E
FENIS and cunmodOus Steamer. charge of\ s%1
Captain Clifford, viii max excursion Tar
City evening OF the 9Th july
distance y hundred miles
wIieas- wharf Rockets 81 o'clock IN the afternoon
before II O'Clock. IL seldom that
such opportunity make pleasure
Music and refreshments Will DO provided
every shown byCapt ioni To make the trip
+. Il. : F.. : ~
The charge gentleman only 81; for lady and gentle
rsf, only 81 80; aud Tor every ADDITIONAL lady accompanying
senc mai 80 ...,. al. Il j. sd
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Sold BY BENNETT BEERS Richmond ab b",tlr "I 81,
soeraIIy m Ibis city and elsewhere frice eu h
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-24

charming. Amid the perfumed day, lilies,
white leaves and golden petals; beside perpet-
ualy blooming roses, hang the rosy peach, the
black, grey ami honey fig. On a vine spread
ing far and wide, that needs no care of pruning,
hangs the famous "scuppernong grape. The
fruit grows from an inch to an inch-and-a-half
in circumference. Sometimes two hang on
the same stem, more frequently but one. The
skin is as thick as double apple rind They
are swecter than our cultivated grape, yet these
arcindigenous to this sandy soil
There is SO much beautiful and new here
that it charms me. 1t is delightful, among the
fruits and flowers, to dream away life But us
think of my old home in the far of Wcst--;ts
cheerful toll and calm contcnt--of days all
golden with happness,--1 cherish these re-
membranes in my " heart of hearts,"
JEANNE DEANS
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Will. CGiINcuiicn.

The Delegates appointed TO nominate caudi-
dates for county officers for Ramsey county to
be supported by the Wings at the approachipo
election. met III convention on Wednesday. the
list INST. at the Court House in st. Paul. and
being called TO order, appointed C. T. Stearns.
Esd, Chairman, and j. W. iSelLy, Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object of the
meeting. the following gentlemen presented
their credentials as delegates which we're ac-
cepted and they took their seats in the Convcn-
ton:
MAN0MIN PRECiNCr.-George Thurbcr.
ST. ANTHONY PRECIycT.-J. IT. Murnbv Isaac
Atwatcr, Shelton HOLSTER. II, II. Jefferson e
L. Stcarns. "
y ct: iAuI PRECINCT, No. II. b. Spencer, w.
lors. .''"' D. L. '0ei-
st. iAuL PRECINCT, No. 2.-J. W. Selbv. p.
a. recr' VI. Nroll, George Culver.
LITTLE CANADA PRECNCr-U I v,poo
On motion, the Convention NEXT nrocoodod
to ballot for candidates to fill the yarious off.
ccs, which resulted as follows: YIN
ShoiF-Ahram NJ Fridley:
Register Of Ueeas-W. III. Tinker.
Judge Of PrObate-Allen Pierse:
District .4Horney-D. A. Secombc
Comnisioner-Benjamin Parker;
IreGsver--N. f. Tyson;
Surpeyor-J. T. Haisted
Coroner--J. +. Fullerton:
.4ssessors--W. II. Stillman, Caleb d. Dorr.
David Batman.
Mhereupon, the above named gentlemen were
each duly declared nominated for the Office. set
opposite Retrospective names.
;n on motion, the Chair appointed the follow
ihg county Central Wing Committee. viz -
hen nnryant, John Harrington, II. l. Vance,
James Mclean, John H. Murphy.
oh motion the meeting adjourned
j. W. SEIBY, Secretary. '"a'r'hah'
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Wing Convention al Shakoucc.

ut a District Convention held at Shakopcc on
the 10th Sept. to select candidates for District
offccs. ). II. Stevens was called to the Chair.
and H. N. Brown appointed secretary. On mo
Ton the convention proceeded to nominate a
councilman. Which resulted in the selection of
sylvester N. Cook. of Dakota county,
On ballot.ing for Representatives J. II. Stc-
rons, Of licnncpin, and ". H. Mobiles of Scott
were nominated.
j. Is. Bassett, \. L. French. c. Barnes. Geo.
hisedoiph. and George IL. Spencer. were an
pointed District Vigilance Committee.
he following resolutions were adopted by
the Convention
Reso'red. That as delegates we feel bound bv
our regard for the highest welfare of our Terri
tory, TO do all in our power TO effect the MASSAGE
OF a prohibitory liquor law, and that our Coup-
climcn and Representatives. be instructed TO use
all honorable means to secure the enactment of
such law. ~ VI
ReSoired. That We pledge ourselves. and rs
delegates we pledge those whom we represent
10 use o"r bcs. endcavors in support of tho
ticket this day nominated
On motion, the proceedings of the meetinr
were ordered to be published in the st. Autho,
ny Express and Mlnnesotan.
}. ii. STEVENS, President,
Il. W. BEOwN, Secretary
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lRrE TO THEIR lNsrlNCrs.-Thc Loeofcc, ar.
saiis are giving TO the President and his CaIi-
net all the credit OF the rescue of Kosxta from
n ,ne clutches of Austria, but the Trov, n. y.
lost thus nails them:
Now, 1t happens that Captain Ingraham act.
ra ny The advice of the American embassy nj
n.,ons'ahtinople, which is still in the hands of
Tue good Wing placed there by Gen. TAYLOR
|, would he well for these gentry to remember
wax Ny Marsh and his subordinates are actua-
'od ny the same spirit that dictated the Hulsc-
man letter and not by the lackeyish spirit that
i'iihcs an ambassador of the United States ont
OF an cX-Austran charge. If Belmont had
pceh at Constantinoplc. poor kosta would err,
now have graccd gallows at Trieste;
GREEN BAY AND MINNESOTA R.pHo,n
ne books OF the Green Bay and Minnesota
@atlroad Company were opened in this village
,ast thursday, and sevcnty-fve thousand dol.
lafS immediately subscribed by some of our
most substantial aud cnterprisinc business mem
pom n a, home and abroad SO savs the Green
Bay Advocate. '"' "'eei
Elbow fEvER.-The intcrmcnts at New Or
leans on the 1th, of yellow fever. were "a. m
'he 9Th they were 49, This shows a Great de-
crease OF daily mortality by this disease. At
mobile. ON the 9th, the deaths were 80. and 81
OIL the TN, OF the same disease
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McetIn: OF the Friends ii Tcmpcraucc.

Mass temperance Convention having been
called 10 meet at ST Anthony Fails on the IItl,
instant i. meeting of the advocates of prohib-
House Oh Monday evening. the 18th instant to-
make arrangements for going TO st. Anthony
N procession. The meeting was addressed by
Messrs NELL, Brewster Marvin. Moffcu ana
others. and resolutions were adopted expressive
OF hEcly response TO the feelings displayed by
me people OF st. Anthony. Mcssrs. taycn1cr
brewster, Holland. Marvin. and Cashier wcyc
appointed Committee of Arrangements. after
which the meeting adjourned.
LOTT MOFFETT. Chairman.
G. H. DREW, Secretary. '''''''
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-24

New YORK, Sept. II, 1853.
LEAR hINNEsoTIAN II have been for the last
~" aays attending the great exhibition at the
'Ays'ai aiace, and few words relative there
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= The following letter from His Excellency
Gov. German to agent Murphy, (says the DEM
Ccrat) shows firm and laudable determination
to enforce the existing laws in relation to the
Introduction of ardent spirits into tile late
Sioux purchase. 1t was an enlightened human
ity on the part Of the Commissioners. vino
framed the Sioux treaties, which prompted
them to stipulate the discontinuance of the
trade and intercourse laws, and it is crafty
ing to know that these laws arc to be strictly
enforced -
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In a certain town in the West, there was but
one birth during the past year. This may be
callcda case OF solitary confincmcnt-Eastera
exchange.
Our friend. DR.. -, thinks it due to the re-
putaton Of ST Paul to state that this is not the
place.
The SECOND CHArTEE.--Wc give, for the pur-
pose OF keeping our readers posted up the
second chapter of the North WcsternDcmocrat' :
version OF the trouble which created the DEM
ocratic split at st. Anthony, and resulted in
sending two sets Of delegates to the county
convention. 1t is unnecessary to state, that
here in st. Paul, and we presume elsewhere,
the difficulties attending this exciting and un-
fortunate question, are entirely confined to the
Democratic party. After raking down neigh
Tor Bowman, of the Express, for putting forth
ern very naturally concludes, ,crong-sded
statement concerning this family quarrel,
neighbor Prescott proceeds in his issue of this
week to say:
" Now let us go back little. The systematic
attempt made by the Catholics of this country
to procure a division of the school money and
the consequent destruction of our whole COM
mon school system, has not. probably been for
gotten. The attempt was made in this Terrific
rry, and bill was introduced in our legislature
last winter having that object in view. The
Catholics have not yet abandoned that design
they failed before, because not strong enongb
IN the legislature and they are now determin-
ed to attend to the selection of that BODY Inv q
continued effort to control the polls at The com.
ing election. 1t is not necessary here 20 90 in
to an argument showing the danger TO Which
such movement subjects us if it has STRENGTH
enough to become formidable. There is no man
vcrscd in our institutions but sees that 10 GRANT
the demand of the Catholics would speediir DO.
stroy the cherished free school system ana
mat when 1t is destroyed n death blow to liner
~. has been struck. In saying what we have
said Or are to say, no injustice is done to Cath.
oiics. We are making no uncalled for insinu,-
IONS against the priests-we are commcncino
no war against the church. But we have n rigb9
TO publish what the Catholic, or anv ot5nr
Church. seeks to do politically, and ia exotain
the agencies by which the end is sought Now
the Catholics Of this place say distinctly an%
fairly that this division of the school none i IL
me question with them, and that thew mnst aid
'hose who will favor them in obtaining their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-02
BEATING A PRIME MINISTER
From the KolIner Zeituns


Hour ilaasenpAug, since 1850 The Eector OF usso.,s
Prime Minister has again the chief actor in ma y,
victim oil scandous On the occa,jon of ,be Wv
nnal shoong expedition in honor Of ST. Heber,ns III. M
iron OF German sporlsmen Herr HassenoHuo ouor,I
win Count scnburg, the Electors son.in.sw in ,t
course ." The evening Of the day Coun,
Her Hassenptiuss house. demand an NJ
'ain expressions winch had escaped his Exccencys in
the dispute. Herr Hssscnplug was u the ihrs,y. ~
the theatre the Count followed him and nvn bno 10
come out he took him into The public square where hc @
petemptory demand Tor explanation md ,no,ns,
appears that Herr llasscnpnug would not eIns; ~
ne Treated the proposal p apologize with Tho
Tor Count fscnburg, who ACCOMPANIED hv :, .a.
hoding cane, stepped bhcI, took cane from the s
wants hand. ana commenced belabornr his Erc.ll.n
who cIicd Justify for help. His cries attracted croy%
saying "Good people, am Count Ysenburp and IN. me,
am beating is the Minister Hassenpfuq" Saving wh;nh
he continued thashing his unfortunate EXCELLENCE
cane broke in his hands, md then left the premer m
win blood The greatest excitement prevails AZ Caaos @
me OF The Count beegas all descrntinn
Count Isenbu.g has left Cassel for Erfurt
The kdise!er Ztitung publishes the following ,s,,or
"nlen me s'ecor has addressed TO Herr Hassenpfue:
My dear Minister Hassenphug-I learn from vom
OF to-day that you propose taking measures of yonr o
with respect TO the Of the 18th inst whcn h,s
me muce grief IT, however earnest desire for he ~
lure TO roain tho benefit of your faithful services
therefore demand as proof of your DEVOTION thu, sc
Inc mas been brought The cognzlnce Of the
aathortles you will abstsn from any further s,ens
am niiy convinced of the honorable nature of vour a.n
mehts remain. with particular regard yoare
"Casse, Nov. Z. FREDERICK WIII1
The Upper Chamber of the Estates of fesse have son,
depuation 10 Herr Hsssenpue assure his Excellence q
le sympathy and sincere on account of The
OF which he has been the victim "' ''''u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-02
Lar The Ennnircr


iears Edtora-I see that the City Council have re.
fend 10 the Commissioners of Streets The Two petitions
on 10 connect the Petersburg Road through 9th street.
VIII fredericksburg Road, and the other TO exclude all
raioas from The city. Now such has been the injury done TO
Brditreel 40 feet wde that the people Of Richmond
Wilmer suffer S,h street. only half wide, to be ruined
In way. Indeed, verify believe the people would
noternit the rails be put down. or 10 remain even
hG they were put down. Now, regards The other Pc
It'll oexcludc u rail roads, the most beautiful street In the
Gil BY far is ruined by the fredericksburg Rail Road and
rhs too when tho interest OF the Company would be
gdy promoted by merely crossing Broad strect at The
poi enters and going across to The river Just above the
citani coming down the river ~ the Petersburg Depot
in :h way 10 I'M part Of The city, thus avoiding
all expense Of coming 9th street, and the still greater
amnt Of public odum would be heapcd upon H. by
connection. trust that the Company will no longer
seek connection through 9th street, but forth.
witetcrmine TO cell Broad street and make The
cortion (Which indeed they ought TO make just aboye
they. IL suid that ury Of tho City Council IA
vuri 9th street connection. I(they do. their constituents
do and it would be well for them TO represent the wishes
of lr fellow citizens. resign their brief authority 10
hos'ho them there for any such purpose as
that ', perhaps, mcditated. RICHMOND.