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TIrE.NTl-FYI,E FIRMS FOR SHE.

To Practical Farmers.
VENlIS notice is to real Farmers, not TO seculaors who
Il pretend TO te farmers.
To practical farmers, wish to say that have oh hand
farms cor sale, (and always have from
wentynvc) which range from two 10 ten miles
from ST. Paul
From long residence in the territory, and from per-
sonai inspection OF all the lands the city, am ena-
bed to make the best selections.
therefore invite a persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give call.
Ny have various degrees Of improvement. and
hat er myself that l GAIA please all.
Terms made 10 suit purchasers.
HENRY M'kENTl, Dealer in Real Estate,
OrFICE-Od Post Oiice Building, Sd street.
June 80, 1854.
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Total. Is States,

If the members from the North should act to-
gether, they would have majority of 54 but
as it is estimated that l3 Of the Northern men,
bers will go with the South, the majority ofthe
North will be reduced to l8.
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{ MiNSf:oTA.
Gov W A German,
Hon W II Wclch, Chief Jus
{ tice Of Minnesota,
Hon q NJ Rice, Delegate to
! Congress,
> Rice, HolliHshead s. Becker,
} At,y's at Law,
.yMesSrs Borup 3 Oakes Bank.
\ ers.
y Travis Rosser. Esq, Secre-
tary Of the Territory,
IAmes 4 Van Etten, Atty's
= at Law,
Rev T II Fullerton, Register
) u 5 Land Once,
VIM Hoic"mbe, Esq, Receiv-
er L S Land Ofice,
DR. I r Mann.
( NEW ORLEANS.
(Mrssrs. Brown, johnson &
( Co., Bankers,
? Aug IL, '54
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INDIANA MoNEY.--In regard to the repudiated
money of Indiana, the Galcna Advertiser Of
Thursday has the following -" The people Of
Indiana appear to be resolved to sustain their
Stock Banks, and We think they will succeed.
Indiana has population of over one million,
has immense wealth, and if her banks have a
sound basis, they can sustain themselves as
we'll as these Of Ohio are sustained, or Illinois.
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ns- The n. Y. Times of Wednesday says
that forty two men, three women and seven
children left that city on that day for Kansas.
Two hundred others were expected to join the
company at Chicago, and other points
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Ho! !Wash-ta.

400 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale.
A IL lying in one body, which there is 80 acres Of
n fine building Tamarac, forty acres feneed ana zen
acres broke fine spring the door Of the house,
(Which is comfortable og) and adjoining which there
is fine body logs, and with small expenditure can
be made large comfortable and convenient house The
land il good. well waered and timber plenty, which VIII
be sold cheap applied for soon For further parcu-
lars apply to n. E' I1SON q oO',
April 90, 1854 tf33 Roberts street,
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RAILROAD CELEBnArIoX-The Gallenisns bad
a grand time last Wednesday evening, eele-
brating the opening Of their railroad. Several
distinguished railroad men we're present. toge-
ther with the Mayor and Aldermen Of Chicago,
and several editors from that city.
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FIRE AT MINNEApoIIs.-We learn from Mr..
Swift, says the Times, that the dwelling Of D..
NJ. Hanson. Esq, at Minneapolis, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday night last. The fire was
discovered by ncig ghbor. who alarmed the in
mates, and who had barely time to escape with
their lives. Several trunks, belonging to lum-
bcrmen, were consumed. 1t is supposed that
the fire originated from stove pipe. Let our
own citizens be careful.
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Street, below Cedar
LAND AGENTS..
TAINTED to Purchase,

A FEW town lots, or small quantity OF land near
"A the city. Those having such property sell on rea-
sonaLle terms, will please call on
A. PIERSE,
Cedar street. nert door to EpiscopaI Church.
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NEW YORK.
Gilbert Davis, ESD,
Daniel Curtis, ESD,
Capt. A. De Peyster,
Messrs. S. Thompson & Ne.
phew,
Nessrs. Williams & Guion.
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Pre-
inent Western Bank;
Messrs Drexel E. Co, Banker,
4" X Taylor x CO.,
" Bingham \ Dock,
/" Freed, Ward s. Freed,
I" Siters, James & Co..
" Baily & Co;
Edward Hurst, ESD, Notary
Public;
Fl. Messchert, Ati'y At Law,
James Kitchen, NJ. ID,
VIM. Stoever, Esq.
VICKSBUKG.
NessrS. Brown, & johnson,
panl-ara
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g>Eight Lawyers and two doctors have al
ready located at Leavenworth City, Kansal
Territory.
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lfr The steamer Navigator will leave fol
Galena aud Rock Island this morning at IL
o'clock.
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LIND, seren miles from this City.
l0n0 ACRES in ONE TRACT within mile:
1OOO Of this city, near the saltwater road.
HENRY McEENTY.
s.. Paul. Sept. IL lsS d&v
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Mendoza r ouse,
THE WASSON HOUSE.

This WASSON HOUSE.
EDY DAVIS WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
Id and commodiois Hotel has been recently furnished
at great EXPENSE ready to receive the travel
ing public. The proprictors are experienced hands al
the business, and will spare neither time nor money In
order o render the sojourn of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied with every luxury the market az
frs Their stable comodious and their servants at
tcntivr and polite.
Pleasure Parties in quest Of game cannot do better than
10 visit Shakopee Our lakes aboun with fish and oIr
prairieS are covered with grouse.
Shakopec, Apri. ,6, 1884. 33-u
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. NEWELL. "M' ~ ioHFAi-a
Newell & TOmpkiMS,

Afrornrys dt Lar and Dealers in Real Estate
Abs.rctts of Title turn,Shedtor 81 Fdut, 81. hhh0hy
and Ramsey County.
oFFIC L, II / f =
Refer To- Gcrua Hon. d. Olnised, Ma! or St'
Iuly Ill
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DRs. POTTS g. MORTON,

HHIyIS; associated themselves together in the prac
ticc their procs ion. offer their ser\leest 10 the
citizens Of 81. Paul and its vicinity. =.
Ofice Third street, over ii. e. Sahdlorus store'
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Later and Better from Wisconsin.

Later and Better from Wisconsin.
PLATrEvILLE.--For Congress-Cad. c. Wash
burne, 325 Iioyt 80.
LAFAYETTE.
Shullsburgh gives IS majority for c. c..
Washburne. Monticello, SO Gratiot, 80.
The whole Republican ticket is reported
elected, but we can hardly credit it. Two
years ago. Eastman, Democratic candidate for
Congress- had 100 majority.
GRANT COUNTY.
observation-disclosures Go Hoyt, 5.
ELENBoRo.- Washbnrnc, IL Hoyt, 16.
Observation-Disclosures, IS Hoyt, l6.
Allen Taylor is chosen Representative to the
Legislature from the Hazel Green district.
jamestown gave Washburne 80 majority.
The Advertiser adds -" The returns, as far
as received from the Mineral Point district,
Wisconsin. render the election Of C.. c. Wash
burne, Esq, from that district entirely certain"
o! !HoytH
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st. 45aul 8usiness Curos.

HORACE r. BIGELow. CHA'S L. fLANDhAu
BlGELOW g. FlANDRAU,
a TTDRNEYS ami Coun-' iors at Law. once over L.
IN d. Wait X Co.'s Store. Third street, (beloW Roo-
ertsl ST. PAil. Minnesota Territory.
Will attend promptly and carefully t, professional bus
all the Courts Of the Territory; also, l., the coli
lection debts and all other business IN any manner
e.iII-ct-i with The profession.
Money 10 Loan i'll small sums Oh good security.
TAM lily
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Henry Mckenty,

Dealer. In Heal Estate,
Office, old Post Office Building, Third St, Saint Paul
AND bought and throughout the Territory; Mon.
loaned, Investments made to the best adv
and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
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Truman NJ. Smith

Justice Of the Peace, .\1tdry Public, Collector
and General .1gent.
rrS ,e,,oveI his Office To the New Building opposite
III The P,,., orce corner of Third and Minnesota sts
-. a. viii IN. found ready to attend 10 the collection
Of debts purchasing and selling real estate payment OF
Taxes. locating Land Warrants etc. Having been III me
business Tor past, and being PROVIDED WIN
Maps all the surveyed portion Of the Terrltry, anu o
he Cite. Minnesota river, he atters hinsef that
he i'll be able give satisfaction TO all who may give
LIN call. 49,,
y. Is. Town lots in St Paul, st. Anthony and all the
avuS on Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices.
Also, farms in the country with or without improve
-. Is, p.ul. June 4, 1883. 3Sy
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The following mcagrc announcements ore
given in regard to other States
New JERsEY.--It is reported that Pennington,
Whig, is beaten in the 5th district. Wings are
elected from three other districts.
NEW YoRK-Thc news from New York indi-
cate, that the contest for Governor is narrowed
down to the choice of Ullmann, Know Nothing
and Seymour, Soft, with chances in favor OF
Ullmann.
MIcuIGAN.-Thc Republicans have probably
carried Michigan, with other States. and with a
similar rush.
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The Democrat of last evening has the follow
ing, in addition to the above:
New YoRK.-BUFFALo, Nov. ALI wards
heard from but two. Cllmann has 3205, Sey-
mour. 2G99, Clark 575, Brunson l20. The re-
naming wards decrease Ullmann's majority,
leaving it 444 over Seymour, and 2630 over
Clark Haven elected to Congress by about
1900 majority.
New JERsEY.--A despatch from Newark re-
port losses for Pennington, Wing, and says he
is probably defeated in the 9Th district
| MIcuIGAN.--In Detroit the majority of Bng-
him. for Congress, is 80 Howard, for Congress
337 over Stuart.
NlLEs.-Bnglam's majority los. Walbrilge.
| for Congress. 800
| YPsIIANTI-Bingham les. Howard l03
| We are indebted to Mr.. Thompson, OfStill-
water, for the Chicago paper from which the
above is taken.
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Cg> Hon. Scion Borland has retired from
public life, and resumed his practice as ply
sician at Little Rock, Arkansas.
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INDIANA LEGIsIAruRE.-Ths Legislature OF
Indiana is divided-Senate, "a Administration
% Reform. House, 80 Administration, 81 Re
form. Majority on joint ballot II.
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TO TIE EDITOR or THk HEHALD.

FRANKLIr sTRGEr HosrlTAL, Aug. 8. 1854
The number Of letters and vsus Of iuq i,ry re-
cevtd by Dr. vande veer. in 'elsi " nj 10 oi
apply ing beat 70 the boors Of ia cholera patients
considerably exceeding the smouss OF his lei.ace
time, 1t has occurred to him that be might, hettsr
than in any other way, satisfy the curiosity os the
curious, who seem to be Inc, easing o ad o,nesica
progression, ~ publishing IN ~ide y-c, cala,ed
journal sketch OF the simple appa atus em ioyed
BY hlm In his wards To th.we who have seen tho
esborate and ingenious!y ycontrivea ma ,huery used
Tor this purpose in sce bssit0t .es the siaplicity
OF this ~ appear iistie startling if rot .ugha
ble But Dr.. v. thinks that ono trial of it will sa
tsy such persons that. In this instaacs, ~ ia 80
nans Others simplicity s rather "a sdvantags shau
defect. ,s
As this apparatus is not patented, AID ~ Dr. v.
had no interest In is maaufa, ture and canaot hay
claim to the honor Of being its Investor il il pre-
srmed that be viii DOC be consl ered ~ hav. 4
mercerary design in thisDub'icati,n. the truth h.
that ebfially the came .nsrvan has ben uset
Tor ,eAys IN our hospitsls. He iv elaine the merit
II merit there bT IL ", " having xcp ,ed 1t ami
tested its value In ch'Jera S,mps nv its u.A ish-
out tie fric'ioDs m exhauatng nfsentmes patients
as we'll az to atendaDss he has succeeded In raov.
irg tte severe>t cramps 10 maca shnrssr time
tnan be bas eeer gen IL SOON lished b. auy Other
means He uets no fricfiOn vsas.ver.
Dr' v. wculd suggest. IN conclusion that this an
pa atus might be probably and Q cnveni@nslS used
In private prsctice, bv giving II one or two more
movable joinfs, ard sberehv mskisg II posAsbe and
capable Of b+ing nsed with facility, In anv d,ease
wne'e tne sppilca'n Of artificial heat is rc lnred.
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Me- slssg or tnc horticultural Society.
A coEversasional meeting Of this society was held
last evrnang ct it, rooms, 600 Broadway. In the
eAss noe cf the President, Nr Pardy tok the chair
Dr.. Daniel Boil presented some Hne specimens Of
sDowc1s, sHosg waich were Japan lilies, seeding
vssteuaz. and the albrnm, pun ,tatun. and raubrum
rPcries .S<, 9 iitsm iancifoiium-
\ desuItory bus Instructive consersation then en-
used upon tie PREPARATION OF strawberry beds, in
1hs couse OF ehh thc President said tha! he would
sesct 6 aveily Roam for his bed, and having thor
Ouehly arained trcnchad and subsoiled it, he would
pu tassty bushels o. s~ncs ten Of lima aud two Of
eoat TO s.e acre. Stimulating manures should bo
evOideS- The ground being pulyerized aud level
I'D, Nc t!aDts shoRd b. pus in about the lst of
Juy, for at that time y sy become Aru,y rooted,
md essc not ttoublcd with weeds fne rows
mSula e two feet, and the plants yard apart;
and nofn The runners rOwn uut, the ground would
Dooo Sceute covered After they wore DIaused.
thcy shanad W. 9 vsrrd sit tan bark. The sccrco'
coltinles the s5eaksI, OF havinq good strnwhre.
Slfs k-SIet - get the soil IA The isghs orndiioo
md, tecousic uos siss the plants t. DC disturb
% or 9 e<ked N tleir growth. Daring the winter.
1he bed silouic be covered with clear straw. and
Vhfn uAs wss msvel In the spring, She rlants
1bould b. se,,iiz5 With little sui shase OF soda.
potash. er sfnoriun. good crop viii be produced
eesvs Al .,:.rr ssnts men present made como brief
0hf<rvsti as tEe subject under discussion; after
pfdCh * meeting adj.urned.
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TELEGRAPHIC


B-foie His Honor the Recorder.
August l4-Bu, giary.-Michael johnson was IN
dict, for burglary tn second degee; for break
ing in,O the house No. 293 Ninth avenue. on the
by the occul AIT Of the house picking the locks OF
one OF tie rooms. II appeared from the eyideoce
that the hall door by which the piscaer ente ed the
bensO in qnestion bad not been locked, and his
couhiel coItendsd that burglary bad not therefore
been committed within the meaning OF the statute.
The counsel for the prosecution con-entcd that
wht1e separate families occupied several roos, as
III the pesent case, those separate rooms were t1e
dwelling house OF each, and breaking into any one
Of them was burglary. veydct-Guiity of burglary
IN Tic tl,i degree. Senteaccd to two years in tho
state prison.
5icted for receiving payer, Knowing tito have been
stolen iIom Vernon & Brothers, lls Fulton street.
The laisoisr purchases the paper for four soiiugs
q resu3, ehe its taal ,lue Vas az least thirteen
eblliL r.. Not guilty. #
1G,nT al PoelG Piesing.--x chasl Wall, .
yontb Of fifteen ysafs; vas acquitted o. an stempt
with wbi,b cr,me be had been charged.
~d't,pP' 10 Commit a Hnr gioJy- George Wils'u
was charged with an attempt t. COMMIT . harglsry
10 July last, by endeavofng TO break INTO the store
a Nus. Lucl da LovcIand, No. 70 Blocker street.
Prisoner was discovered by police officer trying 20
force the lo.h from the dor. II was contauded by
slould be qnoshed on ihs ground thst ths owner Of
fbelsOaise in question was bot mentioned thcreE
Mrs. LuciDca Iscksor being n ffrs co-erf, aud
unable 70 hold property. verlict'of guilty. Sch
tsnctd to the penisenha,y for tae year.
Nv. scbafer made U1osinh 10 ednit Charles A.
Peyereilsy to hail. Prisoner wHs charged With
attempting TO burn down hs store ia Front street.
His Honor reserved his decisi IN until the next
morping.
The Court thsn adjourned.
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fRocuSg CnuELTY.---A man, named Louis Stn.
man ~as taken bpfnse Alderuian Haymsn on Friday
u'sinoon, or tho charge ri committng an assault
md passery on James Walls, aged ten gears, with
i..ena 70 XIII. He had short sius ago arrived Ia
tps ciy tcm Mes YORK The youth was ~m pinyed
ny Snnnaan to gather heg hs,r for brietiss rae
we sisc gave o. oers IN the same busines- the by
tneViorr, had two persons N serve. 10 soaie IN
stances the MASTER would give orjers 10 the lad AMI
tDe m,ssises won'd order bim TO do something else
te resnt q which wsr that the uafor anase lltt o
hhcw would Dc suht = to inhuman treatment from
either the man or bis wife. The man rsperalIv
b. BIN with club, or como otter mur 1er,us
weapon, but when he wished 70 chassise HIM Ilsrt
he would let him Of with suulIy kiek X and tbmpx
Ire woman generally useo . small knife uuoa 6Is
persoD, end seemed 70 take delight in sticking aim
IL difrn Mt uarts Of his body, in rider to make him
ehy her. Both AN and wife agreed IN prevent
ing thu unfortunate child In eating anything st
tin&esArd sending him snpperIess TO bsd. stin.
man was on dercd 70 give bail in 81 900 to ~er.
J wife bss nck yet been arrested. We hope t,at
the iphuman wTetoh<s will meet with the sevorest
rupishRent~ Phlade!sAiu l'uwsy l-drian, Aag. "
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EoaaIssEY's WEDDrSo.--This event came of
last evebr g. st the residence Of the brides father
IN tho presence Of large number Of frienis aud
a5nbcra, willie the street IN front of the house was
cfow6ed by motley nssemb age Of that exceeding
~ large fraternity Of unfortunate individuals, usu
ally termed outsiiers." The crowd outside was
inlirense- embracing . considerable variety OF the
human family tho bootloss. dirty rag-picker
rearly 600 psrsoDs. The hride and groom were
elegantly strirvd. Rev. Or. Baldwin performed the
ny. Nor isse, has noe entered . new uena
ole more In coDsonsnce with the duties Of hfo
tbsn That of prize iRhtng-and We trust 10 viii rs-
gard is dutits and obligations. and will become =
ieepectsble lsw abicinR citizen. Let lin esrhe =
prize fighting srd his former companions. and 10
come mnr~--1roy Da,ly Timer Dug, ".
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yrou Nnfo, Tichtnon, anl Petersburg n ths stoam-
chip ksancsf-CApt J y Henderson. Wm Psrrsh
Ouitis, Aoprcn and hdy, Samuel Bates, VIM u
1ccker, G MnspAugh, lady and chiiaren; Mss Z Q
uumoe MKs II n smith and ghtcr Peter 0cods, Dsnj
4 Chsmbesio'n, George cassidy, Chasics stewart,
Nsh<rv ks bosfson Andrew i,sander Nat Perry, Jr
3 NJ he chum, John ia diner, NAthsue Whitney,
" Rohis ecn, 8 A; nat Wusms, Hiram tones, Thns
Z fosgf, Jchn Eoseb ,one, Edward Perkins, Vim II
Ccnsk, Gtcr9e Clifford, Wn Chaplsne. Geor e Sen-
neca And LADY, boas 0'Connor Miss Laura Leonard,
His TcIsUn Mas b d Hoiton Master Holden, hn II
I1i1es ard dauehhr--2l IN the stecrags.
From CLsrieston, Ia Abe steamship Isabsl-P Pas,
VIM G. lick shank. Plconis, Reoltno, Rollins,
voasnfy, A Lerfiere, A Moore, Moore, EslantA,
R0may, MOI r Sear, N Ross, N Belt and sou,
Csps Alden sIads, D Allen Mrs Smith, Mahon-s IN
tbe kte<ssFe
From MsoacaIbc, IN tho bark n-s-Mr A CarnoyenL
Fnn shgua h Grand, in bark Psriey-L L,peL J
xoFss r Logs b 0ainsfd.
fron Aelbourpe, In the ship Humbodt--Mr Hcllovsy
lay, 1ehi,dren and nusee NJ Psously, d Hurstst
q jscote, CASt A Co&texa1
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u &c WS BY TIE l. T. q II A r III.
TERRIFIC GUEP0WDER EXPLOSION.
Great Destruction OF Property.
AaouK1 I1WBPH OF THE Know NoTHWcs.
-~~>~~---~-~>-~~-~>~<-.
6RAse ELECTED GOVERNOR IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Immense Kxcitement at Cincinnati.
1As ndlaAa Baak Nstes 9epudlated,
RE ws BY rELEGhAPH.
TERRIFIC GuEpowDRR EXPLOSION.
Great Destruction OF Property
Ne s~s srsXs,s Tho Wet.

News Hr1Sus uho West.
xxRRFIc BLOW UP--rOwDEK MAGAZINE EXPLODED
-axEAv Kx0ITshI1sr ABOUT BANK r0rss. Ero.
cIsciSsAn, August II, 1854.
The powder uaeasine ut Marys lille fred by some
niscreamt st two c'ciocs yesterday morning The or
1aosion terrific, the uagzne containing eight hun
esed keer Il guppo~oer Thirteen hou;es we're buried
~ dnssssr to say not u ist by the actual OK
1sstsn, asA but few Injured One lady however
AAs sncs csed from the effects the fright Tho ct
ss1s vEc uuch alarmed tost some nioutes elapsed
Before s you'd into the street. the general impres
ZION oeha6 that the ''eay Of Judgment" had cone.
Whom tss' citizens saiid out they found the street
covered sith the fragments Of demolished houses &C.
The dsn c to property Is sad sl00 oo0
The kgyar has offered Of 1000 for inform.
son thai III .ead 10 the eoasction Of the rascal that
set irs - sic msga2iEe
Tie macs Of all but folr of the IndisnA free banks
We're res1ssd BY tho hanks Ia ths city to-day which
csuses ceasidersbe excitem Mt The hanks hold meet
ing here 70 morrow, when they win probably decide to
receive fie paper or tue Indiana bauks for limited
6me
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jersey CITY Int&nlserce.

rsp OF World Mi fKRrsM Tho believers IN The
doctrine Millerisu impatient ~ the grievoua delay IN
the arrival Of the end OF the world snd sorely vexef ct
H. STrepute into which hir prophecies have sleo, oy
ffc failures ~h;oh their several predrtions relative TO
the cf timo hnye tcet need camp meeting
yesterday Bergen Point the plank road, IN the
vicinity OF Waters tavern, atout hve miles from the
jerrey Ciy terry Atic nrser Ia That tiief viii dis
cuss ihs question of the Ind OF the world and sea
fairs he mp during tbe present year the
meeting II p~cted " ID out until esturdsy, cfes-
lion haIda tesetl Or thst ,ecg'h Of 'ine
RTcppprg,s ccrRr Five drunk ard dsor 'eyiy cases
vr hrct m Nesora Recorder Cutter yrterdy orni
sra Nv. S~ eai.~s each 1efsait of the payneot
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

FsrAr AccnESr Y.sserca, afternoon Coroner CAtntae
bed pq, upon tho body Of John Lonnox aged %
years. who III led by the cavpg In Of An eub nkment
Tbrty eiFfh street between Fifth and Sixth
verdict accidental desih." loceescd was native OF
l,shi End Aad not been In this country more than
three wrcks.
CHoiIaA--foroper Gamble held inquest yesterday
uron the bc5, ~ Caspar Zimmerman, native OF Ger
many rped 20 snrs, WHO % his death by severs
attack of csoerr AZ his rcsiaspce No. IN Mulberry
street verdict, death by cholera"
srycns-royoper Hilton hell an inquest yesterday
uron sbe body o, John Kennedy nj hts resdencs 27s
Tenth who IL aopesred while lsborng under me
effect. ~ A. Iriurn trecns JUMPED out Of fourth story
window 10 the psvement beneath, and vas instantly
ktll<d. yeyiic, cf ssucido "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

kASs ffoM BrHxsNss lodge. wife Of Peter ". Dojge,
xSo Lecps the Centsrvi,a Mansion ilouse on Bsrfsn
Point, cea yesterday morning from burns received on
susdty brhs wheD retiring 70 bcs sbe vac ascending
tao sts 10 bey sleeping apartment having fluid lamp
ID her hsn5 when ahc accidentally fsit upon the strs
Tte contents OF the lamp ieloe thus thrown upon her
ccfhinr, and sahp9 Gre, she burned In frxhtfui
ranref-her cttbipr burr off from her person. She
fingered through the Ia great disrcsa dicd Mt
O'Clock in the loornDg Her ego thirty