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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
! New Teat 81 Arlalooranv.


A correspondent OF o Charleston paper, writing
from New York aud speaking OF aristocratie man.
nersj tells the iollowingi which we tommenil 10
some yo0hgi"meR ABOUT town. ~ fg9
was mnoh amgsed tile othefday BY ne2unible
of this feeling. lad gone down inloa saloon TO
purchase some segaIs, aud in passing 70 the coun.
ter observed Mr. +. b. Cutting, Tie eminent law.
yer aud inemhetol Congress, sitting OF one OF the
tables, which induced me 10 remark casually to
the man al tile bat; i6ke
~ see you have MI Cutting among your guests
to,day.H
Eyes" he replied, "and regular arisio6ral he
''lhdeedp observed ~ had always believed,
on the contrary, thnt hewas thoroughly democrat.
io,H
ithWhat, he2P wus the answer. "WhH sin, lie
ordered mint julepj mixed one and took ii TO
him, and guess ! have made more mini juleps IN
my lille than ever be seen, and whit do yOuitllink
he saysl Says he ihdl more ice Into thht, there
aiRt enough ioe.' ! wonder what you call q man
Ike That but an arisioctatl'
did not answer the question, but uponm yworl
1t struck me thet 10 pretend a knowledge Of the
qnantlly OF Ice necessary tdthepet(ecUUn Ct mint
iueps was mark rather of democracy than other
Mise The incident reminded me OF the story OF
a Rgeneh cook, " no felt himself so inSulled BY n
guest having had the dudacity 10 put 5alt inio he
soup, et his mas;srs mbe that he instantly dis.
changed himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
SHRRlFFis SALE.

henty IS, hst q Coz lluclarcely, ntf
W. lf tcuit tpril o. o.
putfuaaec of decree made ili This cause ditGi'A
dayol june 1854 viii aail al The court hove d az
county gu Monday tlp day oil Augu'i io5A lotE
nineiynne fs9) situate on no nouh Side or Chytlei
East Wheeling
The sale viii be made ona credit Of Six. tvtl,,i.i
eighteen mopihs, I'VE purchaser giving hoal, Mid ~
proved Ssemiiy beRFing insiest nom day OF tiis IS
Ihs lite win DO icinaed wAlihe Whole pplths,, n5t
ls Paid TTt
WA. q. WicKnAM,
iva f6iiEI Nv She Ia ofolioe,s,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

WHO ,sE TnG aosr Laslr 10 CuolEnA. The
paysciaps Of tn. New York HospiIal give some
iseis showing that eighths OF oil persons
attacked vito cholera are tto,e who have already
been long suffering from some organcdisease, as
The liver lungs 90, and who could not live long
undeRpny eironmglaeoes nhsis shown by post
moilge skaminatlon, mode IN almoat every In
sianod.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

cHotrsA Two fatal eosss occurred in Kanaw-
he county, Va, last week.
FOIiytwo deaths have occurred at the Chester
county ,Pq9 Aims House up to SUNDAY as..4-
Among tbs deaths was that of a negro, who had
a'tainedihs age Of lO3 years. He was teams
terin the army Of The American revolution. seve-
gal fatal cases arealso reporedu di6sreut sections
Of the county
Fhe Raston tPa.) Argus satsstb the cholera
hes broke out in Che Northampton county Pool
House. Several deaths have already occurred, and
number who ATE suffering from the disease are
not expected to survive.
TWelly fatal cases have occurred IN the vicini-
IL % Blainsgille Ohio, and all who can one fleeing
to healihier quarters
Nine deaths from eholea had taken place at
Eaton, Ohio, and It's vicinity up 10 the 26th ulE.,
when the disease had materially abated.
During the torIy-eight hours ending at noon on
Monday, fye fatal easess were reported in Boston.
No fatal cases were reported IN, Newark, N. j.,
on Tuesday Alderman E, ~. Doli, who has for
weeks exposed himself in labodng to avert The
rayages Of the cholera from bis fellow citizens Of
Newark, fell victim to lhg destroyer on Monday.
Tine Stanton (ya3 Spectator has seen letter,
Nrislen on Monday, stating that on Monday week
two OF three persons died Of cholera at The Blue
Ridge Tunnel on Wednesday four or Eve, and on
Sunday ons--in an about eight, Some three or
fout patients ere in fail way 10 recover
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
BY RaheoNnalpaE.

t,. 81, q .at,.rBtrsnp
,ry.,.., e., Ior,,sonl,
,,i''..si ~. ro,ldsnf,
, iin,.S' III III n, WsaSbannefp
.'TSree cheers for M6ilonyl Mn hiDl
CO., 49,, ifil5tooe55 Dc e.sitiosn
hin. 49, ~
ttViiibe osnlsnet,t bi5s ~ ,,s,e 4. o4ier, ana
van nm 'oa,ne ibe -bani,gFjn vain iioon he ,issk
of he chairnSn. Cries lof Cowdsn. yelis for
Wanebannsf, ,ylioops for Jam,son, land h6vils lor
bf0llony allied Inc s1ncious denseiy nReked end
olorilefoas haii. in Is lef fheimnaoutst6i nd6nen
dent as voters of the qlotions ,Ssyentesnths hnd
met 10 nominate and nut mon lie wild out Mat.
form OF fteedon tbeis rtspeciye candidates Tor Inc
State Legislature ana other offices OF sihnr
,honor and tfust.s
So conflicting was the feeling, so NUMEROUS the
candidates. -pslIiolio, couatty loving, selfsaerl.
aeing oitizsns' that notunlke some aiesi,an fego.
Inil6nary afnes We fead of-the ofice.s al p6ndi.
dates almost out numbered the men of votefs ID
a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

"A JUn0E PREsENTEp, -Judge Z. II. SogUggg, of
Cnigoll county, Ala, recently charged The ggdhd
jury very strictly 10 present every one who had
violated law which inletdicls the circulation Of
bunk bills OF less denomination than IS. The 10.
~ learned that his Honor had paid his landlord
81 bill and placed on the docket, the cause Of
"fhe State VS., PhineBs r. SoNggs.H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

rThs famous NVilllam snn hal aeiapegIto9
relation, hono our punmBg ancestors described
ps pen ihal had 'olten cur bat never mended.
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lTsIcK AND ARELiCrEp..rn


4 HAVE removed my wloiesaeslook or DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 tho now our story brick bGlldlng,
'N61lS, lluin street, senoiE
west side, between Momoe and Union streets whero
win be prspsreG with an cary aud extensive Spring
Stock direct nonimporiers and nniunoturera, whcll
would hspiessed 10 have my Old nlends and Caetomers
to can and exantlis
nb9 a3r tealf wMnp. sRLBY.
u1rJ @ Mlral wil DO fpuud At Tie above establish.
huent. WHARF he awaits las old 0ioiGs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

nfA Surveyor oatil Oregon, not liking the ap-
poaiauea q s5no Of lhv land; breaks out ss ioi-
lows - ihiat hat ihs United States ought 70
make Great Rh'ain iata j. al back, or astt.--
Thank COL Sc ais dotgel up iob4 40j 80 is bad
enough!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

INSTANTANEOUS IN CDnA, notwithstanding the
indignant denials BY me Cuban authorities Of
their having authorized the mtermarrage Of whites
and blacks, HAVANA Correspondents New
Orleans Picuyunetranslales aud publishes extracts
from official documents issued in May last show.
ing that Inc stoTyisundoubiedly hue.
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lice. They were thus add,essed. 80 $

l,hyOurnev ostato. you cannot rest,
But must ieturni OIL grant as this fequestj
Come with noble and celesuntair r...s IS
s Ind proFe your iiilss tOtte raI Go you boat.
Give some clear tohenOf your heavenly bitth,
Write az good English as you WI oto On ehrth,A
And, what Wero once supetiluous advice, lfII ~
DON'T tel, beg y0n, ouch earegious Los.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

gJA Wisconsin shenff recently assumed the
COSTUME Of gentleman from the rural dis
tyicls, ana a(lei phsnccessfully walohingall DAY
iofpicfpopkeis aSuhdtbe hppodrome found 81
night that hts own pocket had been picked clyan.
1Fpanoh Brognlow, the queer lighting old
pteachsr edttg q TENNESSEE, les boisted The
name OIL opa BElt, foy Presidentin 1866.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

CIi8RLEs BILLMoRk. --''We are shocked,o learn
(says the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of alut-
day. that private dispatch, just receigedin this
city. bingsio Rx-President FiLLMoRr the deeply
distressing intelligence Of The sudden death OF his
brolheg Mt. onAaLra FnLuokE He died Thurs.
day 81. Paul Minnesota. The shock must fall
with double force upon the oflictedlamilS already
laBoting under dispensalion almost too severe
for endurance. If The sympathy Of friends can
Prove any coas5lation under such terrible catami.
ties the bereayed family may feel assured that the
public heart grieyes at lhelt double losIand shares
their deep aflIelion.n
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lNIlDl.RllA alNIsMOg.

',,,,. NlLI QRdNPs collie,
With oil diseases OF tho S9oAACHaud BOIVRLS 81 mo.
yaleht during The summer relieved and cured hy Rdmp-
foHs FeXeidhe TAcfGrt. In face twill be found that
.hose using this article have an almost exemptioniom
attack.
Delicate clildren all indyjduals, dnd trateieis for
health, Should ~ this great cslorayc-is pruse is
spokSu hy thousands,
AaaioUalo medicine Hamptons Tinoture cannot beck.
ceed As beauiiytg Vgent II Is lt sulehur To any OF
tie smetCa Of Tie day predicting beautiful clear SKIN
ar giving to the cheeks The color Of tie rose inpatng
orvery muscle tRt life and eJstleltY which gives TO ali
WIN enjoy health, such Bleec and beauty.
"lRUTH STRANGER THAN FtCTIoN.u
snt tanstsat Onward MARCH
HAnmpton'o Vegetable Tiucture Victoriousl
DisEAsg rAtLa nkfoRE IA.
More than Gold 10 tie Sick Ffom one or the most re
specialize Druggists In South Care lua, 70
CHAMELEON, SEPT. 81, 1853.
Messr'. Mortimer e MowbrRy; The sale OF yo1rHia.p
t9s Pegeiq6 1HelHre ia Increasing every day a eve
hoto sold recommends This valu bls medicine 10 the
afflicted Several OF our planters have tiled u In different
gases with astonishing success aud getting e by half
zont, II has been lOuud TO The greatest fmsdy Or
theumgtlo affections, aud wonderful hos Seen par-
formed on negro boy suffering BY Pits. ] wilfdrihsli
ynu with anuniber OF certificates " you wish them
Please send ne soon possible supply OF tie Tire.
tnre am, gentlemen, loura,
G W. TRoTT.
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Oh 10 2, lnhiooko5, OH iiai,sts
idd shp lglng b5els 10 itot to 5n silSy 20 90
az sley 65 lI' 3tia ,9s tbssig ads y, NV
lois o. one.iauofi H. az mag bs't5,s, Miltellths n
mo ote'3A9q eiqulge AZ iis once 81 ol i,1'st
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8npeFi6P LeIaon syrup, on i 159oS8 g N W
oy q Unlonst
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OPENED TO-DAY

A FRESH lot oil Rmbroiaefles' a. pllee' so''
IN h,a %ll a''0@'n}00' g ", D. NofTB G RRo&-
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r. \ y. $50 D. oRUlRlA98ElIE-III ...l.n

Ia 1I5ij a I6Tao variety OF tiODdS, new ana ~
n which viii be sold cheap. Rspftl,llee Wy n ~
attention 10 our btooh efgetlemens lu.5e III al.
Shoes Renber "OaiI Han, q Tbs place li..Vi y n
ratus lihtV. I.a..Et ..H. NrNENh y -
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Hnrnathing No..

The undersigned laeinga8ai returned 10 Wheelgg will
he happy 10 ste an bie old fcuds, with as may new as
may oyOr him with tAcu pat(oiisse.
JNo. s. ROBINSON.
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Mills.
M i. MONROE q Ca., having taken he Wheeling
~ and Franklin Coton Mills, located h this city, mo
pFeTared % supply en- ordelaa Tie lowest fdiis6 "a
ana 81 sheelBss, Cotton Yarns, Cotton Warps Cotton
iWnea. Cotton Chdn, Covcflid faTna, Cotton Hat
Hnfei etc. tf JAMES KNOTT,
tyt Snnerinteudtnt
Rov win fna BY callpe next door 70 Geer OFT 9 20.
~ No. IS Nohroe at-
- pail liisul Eblneled Oylori Tis6I Nii
tt el do do fur0rEnrf tnH
ttnc mems goat do
igit JANIS b. MARSH.
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NEW SAVINGS BANK STORE
an THE OH PosT OFFICE oFPoslTE the NLuar

Two The citizens OF Wheeling aud vicinity Foeing yorp
4 tipkMl for the iibsNlpat received nom yod,
deem II proper Cor your interests rs well as nv on
20 call Yopt attonlOntD my constantly eplenished stock
Of Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbreas and Cartel sae
~ the corner OF Market and Monroe stress eeing con-
hdent there - no creator variety 10 THE markell while Ia
quality arc no. surpassed In @estorn Virginia. ami IN
Price undersOld by no one therefore lesredtndlr ~
vie you ~ 20 ee end eNomno M stob ami no IAN
sQgo OF 'fs, aboraliasl become che son OF pe
oommOdste and lyol af
70 the iedies, ratcuatly, would say. have arss
Quantity ~ French Lace Straw, ard btAid bonpsts
which viii sell az cost as the season Is advaneing
nave also quantity OF silk and Grape bonues which
viii sell very low .4H h M VATSON
TO country merchants We would say tlal we Win dm-
ealo any bills bopshtinihe eastern cities 10 tazb no
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

WITHHOLDING LAND FROM SALE.-It has been
rumored in our city for few days past that the
President had directed the proper officers at
Dubuque to withdraw from sale certain lands
in that district. The following, from the Du-
buque Herald, of Monday, confirms the report :
IMPORTANT DIsPATcH.-A telegraphic despatch
was received here on Saturday last, directing
the officers of the land office here to withhold
from sale the public lands between Dubuque
and the contemplated initial point of the Du-
buque and Lake Superior Railroad, as fixed by
the Minnesota Land Bill. What this bodies We
cannot say for certain, but presume it must
have been done in consequence ola anticipat-
ed extension of the provisions of the Minnesota
Road Bill to Dubuque. We trust this may be
the fact.
The following are the Townships Withdrawn.
as published in the Dubuque Observer:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

RIVER AND HARBoR BILL PASSED TIE HoUsE.-
The River and Harbor Bill passed the House of
Representatives on the 18th instant. by de-
cisive vote. Previous to its passage it was in
timated by one of the Administration members
that it would be certain to encounter the Exec
utive veto.
The bill appropriates for the Improvement Of
the Mississippi River, below the Ra-
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GS- Owing to a disagreement among the
professors in the Smithsonian Institute, the
Librarian has been removed, and Prof. Henry
resigns.
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Tue TIDE OF EMIGRArION.-The following is
a correct return of the number of foreign emf
gratis, who have arrived at the port of N. Y.
during the last month (June):
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IVV n. NaHSe, 10 W.
1t has also been reported that the lands adj
vertised for sale at the different offices in this
Territory had been withdrawn from sale for a
like reason but this is not likely to be the
case, as the Democrat states that the President
would "give the public carly notice" of such
fact through the columns of that paper. OF
course-hence we shall watch the appearance
ofthe Presidents organ every evening with a
good deal of interest.
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This is the whole effusion, as it appears.

FLowERs.--Somc of the finest boquets mag
Unable have been gathered from the beautiful
flower garden at the Episcopal Mission House.
Heliotrope, verbena and mignonnette are among
its choice plants.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

20 The Grand Prairie arrived yesterday at
aoeiock, Pm. Thanks for papers.
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S-We notice in Putnam for July, sent us
by Hamilton & Co., the following brief poem,
probably from the pen of an excursionist:
ST. ANTHONY'S FALL.
All We excursionists going to see
The Falls Of good st. Anthony,
How many falls pray had he e?
ASK him please one thing 10 tell,
BY what temptation first he fell.
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~ One of the Chicago papers pounces on
somebody like thousand of brick" for cart
ing hides through the street one of those awful
hot days. TWAS thought an evidence of barba
rism intolerable.
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REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRIDE.-It has been
truthfully said that among the foulest crimes
known to our laws is that of piracy, and that
the vilest feature Of that crime is the African
Slave Trade. And yet, notwithstanding the
exceeding wickedness-the unmitigated atroc-
ity of the trade in the stolen women and chill
dren of Africa, there are still to be found those
who are soberly demanding repeal Of oil laws
forbidding that detestable traffic. Encouraged
Charleston Mercury comes out with long and
labored article to prove that the revival of the
foreign slave trade would be great blessing
to the colored race. 1t says -" The South no
longer regards slavery as a necessary evil-it
no longer dreams Of emancipation as pleasing
prospect. But soberly and laborously, in all
the lights of religion. morals, politics, and
growing experience, the question has been ex-
amined, and she now stands up before the
world, and asserts her institution to be pcsi-
tire good. 1t was natural, therefore, when
slavery was esteemed an evil, and its abolition
hopefully counted on, that Southern men should
consent to the destruction of the commerce
WHICH teuueu 10 perpetuate H. NOW, In our
opinion, the time has come when the slave trade
should be discussed with other lights and
higher argument than it has been hitherto. For
three quarters of century it has been the
theme of vapid defamation and shallow hu-
manity. The world has beard of nothing but
its abuses and horrors, themselves produced by
the legislation which aimed to suppress it. But
of the great blessings it has secured, the civil
ization it has extended, the part it has perform
ed in the cause of Christianity and progress,
there has been scarcely word. All has been
fanatical rant and denunciation and the ques-
ton itself has been abandoned to the manage
ment of mere zcalots, whose philanthropy
sprung from vanity, and recklessness of the
interests of Others"
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WASHINGTON, July IL.
Several Indian treaties were ratified and a
few minor nominations confirmed in Executive
session to-day.
Senator Browns substitute for the Home
stead Bill finds many friends.
The Union publishes letter received by a
member of Congress, in relation to project
being on foot to fit out Russian privateer,
with view of attacking the guard-house at
Chagres, and carrying off the gold for Britain
sometimes deposited there, and also capturing
vessels from California or Australia with gold.
The parties are two naturalizcd Irishmcn, who
have agents in London.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

SS> The liquor shops in Cincinnati were al
closed on Sunday last.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

Ur Mr.. and Mrs. Fassitt delighted large and
fashionable audiences last night and the eve
ming previous with their concerts. In regard
to their style and artistic skill we have heard
but one opinion. They give concert this
evening at st. Anthony, where we bespeak for
them crowded audience. We hope they may
be induced to repeat their interesting enter
tainment here next week.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

IS- Father krGger, the Catholic priest,
charged with an assault on German girl, with
intent to commit rape, was tried on the 18th
inst, at Cincinnati. The Jury remained out
until noon to-day, when, being unable to agree,
they were discharged. They stood six for con-
viction for assault with intent to commit a
rape, and six for assault and battery. There
was large crowd around the Court House
during the trial.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

FOURTH SrREEr.-We observe laborers at
work again on this street, opening it tbrouob
the ledge in rear of our Office. 1t has been a
long time since the contract was first let, dur.
ing which time it has been in several different
hands. We trust that the work will not be
again abandoned until it is finished.
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70 The Excelsior, Capt. Ward, arrive,
iiom 81. Louis yesterday forenoon. AS usua
sue was heavily freighted. She did not 20 u,
Fever river to Galena. We are indebted to Mr.
Owen, the gentlemanly clerk, for late st. Loui
and Burlington papers.
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The RIvER.-The late rain has raised the RI
yer SO that boats have no difficulty in getting
over Pigs Eye bar at present. We learn that
the st. Croix has risen SO much that it is nearly
II not quite as high as it was in the spring.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

g The "black tongue" has made its ap :
pearance in Boston, and has already assumed
the character of an epidemic.
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A GREAT CHATTER AMONG WIvEs.-Thc Desc
ret News appears clothed in mourning for the
death of Elder Willard Richards, one of the
Mormon Saints, who leaves t,Oenty desolate
wives to mourn bis loss. Mr.. Richards was
native of Hopknton, Mass.
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STRUCK BY I.IGnrNING-On the 18th instant
two men named Dougherty and Mcclure, were
struck by lightning and killed, while standing
under tree at Waukegan. A boy who was
with them at the time, escaped without much
injury.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

@ The Nominee arrived last evening, but
brought no important news.
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ARRIVAL OF THE RED RIVER TRAIN.-We learn
that Messrs. Kittson, Rolette, Cavileer, Grant,
and Others have arrived at Traverse des Sioux,
with nearly two hundred carts. They were all
heavily loaded with buffalo robes, furs, mocas-
ms, pemmican, &c. They arc expected down
on the lola.
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Responded to by Mr.. Ray.

~ The Portland Advertiser say We don't
know what our office-holders and oflicc-seekers
will do. Most of the churches are getting to
be rather uncomfortable for them on the sla-
very question, and if they fee from one to an
other, they only jump from the 'frying-pan in
to the fire." They will have to establish q
church of their own-a Nebraska church.
"Who'll be the Parson?
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

~ Lady Franklin refuses to accept a wild
ow's pension. Sir John she says is not dead
Acting, however, with the contrary convic.
ton expressed by the lords of the admiralty
the prerogative court of Canterbury has grant
ed probate of the will, made before the en-.
barkation, by Mr.. Thomas Blanky, master of
the ship Terror.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Edwin Croswell re.
tires from the Albany Argus. and Gideon J
Tucker, for some time past associate editor
assumes his interest in the establishment.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

VERMONT TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL State
Temperance Convention was held at Montpe
lier lately. AS both the Wing and Democratic
nominees for State officers endorse the Tempe
rance law, no ticket will be nominated.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-29

rs Detroit has now population Of 40, l27
being an increase Of 5,69l since last year.