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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-19

MISSISSIPPI UNITED STATES SENATOR -Tnforn1a-
has reached us that Hon. A. G. Brown. Of Con;ob
late Representative in Congress from the 4th Con-
gressonal District Of Mississippi was on Friday
last in caucus Of the Democratic members of tba
Legislature nominated as the Democratic candidate
for United States Senator from that State Gov
Brown was probably elected or the next dav (Sat-
urday) to the vacant Senatorship We did net
learn the names proposed in the caucns other than
that of Gov. Brown but il was understood that
some Of the friends Of Col. jeff Davis, Secretary of
War, and Of Gen. John A. Quitman of Adams
would bring forward their names in connection
with the nomination We are positive that Col.
DAVIS never sought the honor though he has al
ways held his name subject to the command of the
citizens OF his adopted commonwealth We have
ourselves seen private letters from him in which
ne Declined - place himself in the position of an
- S,l'@h' &" 10" station. Nor do we believe that
'e' Vli,man has ever either directly or indirectly
ISl.,sI''u TO be considered candidate. Gov
IT. ''.I''hGe'l himself in advance as a candi-
,,oI;,; nav eIed over the State during the recent
fO''''N' ''..N'SS D" ssippL-LeD,pLis appeal
o. The Albany Klic.e,5.,-l-..o.-;----
t'cle from the Mirror on the Power Of tho Pass
and adds INC ieSS'
Tins article Is suggestive. No bpsir.,,
can ,eau without perceiyng that the road ~
wealth runs through the ADVERTISING coIr, ,o@u 10
first class newspaper. For $500 we will a., =" a
double, within 50 days, the business of any VI
kept Hotel in the city. II YOU doubt il trv il ~,
If we fail we Il forfeit a thousand"
~ Mr. Jno. Biouut Robertson was elected
Judge Of the First District court of New Orleans Inv
a majority Of 20G5 votes Mr. Robertson is \ ma
tive of Davidson county in this State He removed
TO New Orleans in the fall Of lS49. where he an
piled himself to the practice of his profession. Mr.
X. is Of the most fluent and graceful writers of
the present day. If health viii permit we predict
a brilliant future for him.
Also on the same day Mr. J. J. Mccormack was |
elected Representative to the Legislature of Louisiana
from the Third Representative District. Both dem |
ocrats-good and true--hemphis Appeal
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THE GARDINER CASE

We find the following pAraga oh in the Wash
ington Star:
The MIssNG PAPER.--Ihe sensation created by
the abstraction of the al-important forged mining
TUE from among the papers in the Gardiner case
continues to be subject Of general conversation
and wondcrment here Yet no one in Washing
ton seems 70 have the slightest doubt as to the per.
sonwho took il The destruction of that paper is
aLimportant TO the defence, and more especially to
the end Of defeating the Government in the chan.
Gerry case for the return Of the money to the Trea-
sury raHdUlently distracted on this claim.
The testimony taken on the work of investiga-
ting INTO the loss Of this paper, shows that it was
last seen resting on pile or bundle of yellow pa
PerS in the case That Dr. Gardiner was seen to
carry off these yellow papers; and that he carried
the papers he had gathered up out Of thecourt house
over into another house These are all the materi-
L. facts concerning the transaction so far elected
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EDUCATION,

nNMONDAY, January 3Oth, the undersigned will opeu
an English and Classical School Vine street. in the
lately occupied BY Mr.. Hume French classes will
be taught by E. z Zevallos
This School will be limited to thirty pupils Terms s2j
per session of five months.
b. +. BENTLEY.
REFEREEs-RevJ Huntington, John McEwen w T
Berry L Co. John Trmble, Allen A Hail. J d McFerrn. J
Lindsley Robt Caruhers, John Edgar, and John S
Young. ianI9-lm -
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Rem JONSON,S WORKS.

THE WORKS OF BEN JOgS0N; With Biographical
Memoir. By William GiifJrd. A Edition, lvol 8
vo.
THE PRINCIPLES OF COURTESY: With hints and
observations Manners and Habits By Geo. W. Her
vey.
THE RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION; or Brides and
Spurs for the Management OF the Tongue. BIZ Geo W.
Hervey.
HYPATIA; or, New Foes with IN Old Face BY Chas.
Kingsley. Jr.
KNICK KNACKS FROM AN EDITORS TABLE. By
L. Gaylord Clark.
sfs The most Popular Books published in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia Cincinnati &c, received very
after being issued in those cities, by
TOOS Il RUTLAND,
janl4 A Union street
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books,
used in the schools of the city aud country.
ALSO-Paper, Pens Copy-BookS States, Ink, Portfo-
los Drawing Studios, Sketch Books Paints Camels Hair
Pencils &c
- Orders solicited from town and country.
TOON & RUTLAND,
ianl4 IA Union street.
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPER'S AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES shall con-
tinue to receive, SELL and deliver the above popular Mag
mes, at Publishers prices Those wishing subscribe
may be of receiving them regular and early of the
Publishers Agent. F. HAGAN.
ianI4 Market street
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.


I'm SATURDAY next, the 2lst inst at II o'clock in
trout Of the Court House. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, the remaining unsod Lots in Hausers Plat as
follows Nos. Is, TO- II, Is, %, 23 a. % 26 81 s. So
81 So So 40, A. and g. plat of which be at my
office
Terms Of Sale-Onethrd cash. balance in one and two
years. without interest Title indisputable
BALL0WE Gen1 Agent
janl? a No. II Deaderick st.
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W.T.. e. co. have also just received =

w. It. Il. Il co. have also just received
FLUSH TINES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
series of sketches b. Jos 3 Baldwin. VOL i2mo with
numerous illustrations.
CONTENTS.
Ovid Bous My first appearance at The Bar, The Bench
and the Bar How the times served the Nrgnian Assault
and Battery Simon Suggs. JE legal Biography; Squire
A and Fnters Jonathan and the Constable Sharp Finan
icering; Cave Burton of Kentucky Justification after Yer
diet; An Officer OF Durnor Hon $ ). Prentis The Bar
of the South West Hon Francis Siroher MeFee and Mcee
Scan Mag; An Equitable set eff; A Cool Rejcinder;
Heavy Court; Samuel Hole Esq; John Stout and Marx
Sullivan Mr.. Onsow. Joe Hes from; Old Uncle John Er-
aiming a candidate for License.
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PERCY EFFINCHAM.

F. HAGAN Market street is just in receipt of another
supply OF this very interesting Romance by Henry Cockon
author of the valentine Yox," &c, &C.
The trade supplied on accommodating terms
ianl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUE LOST PRINCE
w. I. BERRY x co. have just received
TIE LOST PRINCE.
Facts tending TO prove the Identity of Louis XVII Of
France and Rev. Eleazer Williams Missionary to the
indians. By Rev. J. II. Hanson.
vol, l2no- with portrait.
- Orders tors leng expected Work can non be sup
Piled
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BULwER's NOVELS.
THE COUNTESS D,CHARNEY.

F. HAGAN Market street, has just received, complete
in two vols, Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance THE
COUNTESS D'CHARNEY; Or, tho Fail ofthe French
Monarchy. Price 81 90, complete. ID
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FOR SALE At AUCTIoy.

WILL sell at public auctn without reserve in 'front.'
of the Court House SATURDAY next Ike slst inst the
following beautiful building Lots, VIZ
Two vacant Lets Bell street. in Elgefeld fronting 50
feet each, and running back feet thooe esirious Of
purchasing sites Tor small residence would do well to e1
anime the above Lots 4 BALLOWE
jln1s 1851 General Agent
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE splendid passt niger steamer NASH tTsS-~ D.
L VILE Captain THOs. BELLsNYDEY, .fEx-yt-ss3
lie lves here Thursday at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. janlT j. A. McALLISTER co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

rINHE steamer AMERICA, now at Clarks- >s-axsa h
Il vile. loaded will leave for the above );
port THURSDAY, the 18th inst. A g. ssst.ssz
small boat will leave here on Thursday morn
ing with her passengers
JOHNSON < WEAVER,
janis, 1854 Agents.
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FANNY FERN,s NEW nOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fannys Little Frends-By the Author
of Fern Leaye<" One elegant leno. 500 pages6 illus
trations.
just received and for sale BY
janl4 +. HAGAS Market street.
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FOR MEMPHIS,

FOR MEMPHIS,
TENHE L. 5. Mail Packet EMBASSY, fxses- h
Il Capt DAVIS leaves here on Friday lls-yx4syS
the 2oth at p. NJ, connecting atMemphs
with the New Orleans and Memphis Pa ckets
.... a. |. DAVIS .,
janis 81 A. HAMILTON,i aagen'S
For Louisville and Cincinnati.
TINHE fine Steamer CUMBERLAND SzneEs
L VALLEY II. q. McCoMAs, Master, yy,s1z<,ssi
will leave for the above and all intermediate
ports THIS DAY O'Clock p NJ. For fregh or passage
apply on board or TO
JOHNSON HORNE 4 CO.
janl9-lt54 Agents.
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COMMERCIAL.
Money and Exchange,

The following list of the rates at which foreign hank
notes and exchange bought and sold, corrected
she MISSEsorIAS daily by Nessrs. BORUP & CAKES,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers, ST. Paul.
Exchange New York AMI St. Louis, ....I r cent.
~ 90 Dubuque and Galena....... q :.
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
All Eastern, Ohio Indiana, Michigan, and other
currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON (;corsia) taken at par.
Memphis, Tennessee; Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co., Covngton Conner
rllle Indiana and Bank of Commerce, Dist Cciumbia.
notes received.
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GREAT BARGAINS

At Forbes Old Stand, Corner Third and Jackssm Ste.
CHARLES ". BORUP
TAKES pleasure In informing the Ladies' and 0ehtls-
of this city that he purposes TO sell at the
Goods formerly belonging to L. Blum, Of the NewYufE
Bazaar together with lot Of goods, consisting Of
DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, DE LANES,
LiWNS, one shilling per yard
CALICOES, ten cents per yard
HOSIERY, from ten cents up
SHAWLS, Of all descriptions
PARASOLJ, one dollar
BONTETS, At the ladies' own prices
Together with Gloves, INSERTIONS EdgnR, Handk erchs
Of all descriptions Ribbons, Combs, Perfumeryi Ladss
Shoes and CATERS, Mantillas, latest styles; and
The finest Assortment Of Je,eelry of all descrpto~s
ever brought to St. Paul.
The Goods must sold " them out within one
month.
July L. 1854.
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For Suburban Residences.
Fashionable Dancing Academy
sANToMINE HOUSE AND MAzoURKA HALL

Fashionable Dancing Academy
sASToMINE HOUSE AND MAzounKA HALL.
UDROF. DE GRAY BENNIE. (of the Italian Orera,)
IL late of ST, Louis, respectfully begs leave inform
the parents and guardians OF children, well the
young ladies' and gentlemen of ST. Paul, that he is
ready Directive pupils at the above popular establishment
and give instructions in the theory and rumcnts
elegant accomplishment, and most requisite branch
hnem mt and education.
laiics' and Childrcn's class will meet Tuesday
and Saturday at Mazourka Hail. from 10 A. VI. till IL
and from till p NJ. For Gentlemen from till
p. NJ. Same DAYS at Sntomne House for ladies and
children, from TIL 3 = O'clock, p. NJ.
Circulars with all further information may be had at
Lc Dues Music Store. First class al Sintvmne House
meets next Saturday, June 81.
st. Paul, June |, 1854. diff
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Staple an6 fanlp Drp @ooos.
New York Store.

New York Store.
1arSa1nS: 1RrSa11as3
In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot,, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Cdrpeting, Oil Cioths, Furnisaing Goods ana
Fancy Notions.
T. h q IN b in & Nj O z a N
A RE DESTROYS continuing the rush made them fol
"A cheap goods and In order to do 1t they will offer to
those that CALL superior Inducements TO purchase Of them
Their stock Is quite compete In every department and
It their intention 70 keep hand article In their
line, accomojate their customers. They receiving
goods by arrival, and shall continue to do
throughout the reason. Their stO consists In part Of the
following goos which they will sell Is low for cash as
can be bought iu any House west Of New-York.
LADIES' GOODS.
b and Fancy Plaid and Brocade Dress Silks
Barege and Chaley DE Banes
Silk and Satin Striped Bareyes
Plain and Fancy Dress Bareges
White and Fancy Dotted Swisses and Swiss Robes
English, French and American Ginghams and Prints
Kid, Silk, Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves, all kinds
Lace EtgingS and Nusns
LIies', Misses and Infants Hosiery
Brown and Beached Sheeting and Shifting
Ticking, uickory-C and on Prints
Linen and Cotton Table Covers and napkins
White Quilts and Wool Table Spreads
Linen uandkerchefs and Yankee Notions, &C., &C.
CENTS GOODS.
Black Cotton and Linen Coats, In great variety
Black aud fancy Cashmere Pants
white and FAM linen do.
Summer vests, undershirtS, drawers,
Su>penders, Collars,
white and fancy shirts, summer cravats
Fancy Satin Stocks
KID, SILK, LiSle and Cotton Gloves
Half hose, Flannel Shirts, Umbrellas,
Carpet BAGS, Trunks, Valises, and numerous other ar
cles not mentioned here.
STRAY GOODS.
Ladies' and Misses Gimp, English Straw Fotinets
" g All cuiorcd silk do.
Infants and Boys' fancy hats
Ladies' riding Hats and Misses Hats
Gents Panama, Maracabo' Leshorn and Straw Hats
Cent? Fine Nolo and Fur Hats
Gents ko>>uth and Magyar Fur aud Wool Hats
And still many other kinds
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Misses' and Infants Caters Slippers in
the greatest variety, which will sell very low
Gents fine calf and kip boots
Congress CATERS and Fa ICY Summer Shoes
Mems heavy boots ami brogans
Boys hne and course Boots and Brogans
N. b. Our boots and shoes all Philadelphia make,
and We worrant them.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Fine ply carpets, rich patterns
- ingram do. do. do.
all wool and cotton carpets
T" hemp and stair do.
~ and 81 white and check India mating
49, Ga and 81 Floor Oil Cloth carpets, rich pdfferns
"A and Ga counter oil cloth, do.
81 and l0-4 oil table covers,-nice articles.
A great variety Of paper window shades, &c.
To this catalogue could add many articles, but
deem unnecessary, prefer showing them To
TONERS, let them be Judges Of the price quality
We hope to be able to accommodate all who favor
with call. We determined 10 sell goods lou, and
bargains.
CHAMBLIN g. MORGAN,
Third Street.
st. Paul, June 10, 1854.
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ST. PAUL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

ST. PAUL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Insrs 49, opposite B1e,s, the Bosfon Shoe Store
Of every description, both male and female
tol CITY or country, can b obtained 1t this once.
Merchants Hotel Keepers, Farmers and othefs in wu1t
OF Clerks or Laborins Men, will supplied tree of charge
by calling or sending their orders
Cooks and servant girls will be sent 10 anv psr - n.
eountry the pefsons wanting them will send the ONO
" 70 D. with money to pay gt fare, stating What
they want, wages, &C, he.
Of charge. - ''~-'. p'~e''''"
men, with or without cash captai,)- want Of
can he accommodated by calling OF writing 70
r once All letters on this subject (smpoymsnpmuk
Farms, houses, tavern stsnds stors. H.. ,.c,.n
bought, sold and EXCHANGED; '
Address Letters To- ioHNSvoN A ca
st Paul. June ;, 1854. dAvam
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They Have Arrived!

TIME extensive and we'll seected0ock Of goods which
Il have been opening for the past days the
OF J. +. Fullerton, Third street, ready for
the inspection the citizens Of St. Paul and Minnesota.
The stock consists English, FRENCH German and Amer
Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing BoOts Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Millinery Goods, etc.
The above articles have been purchased with much care,
pains pared to render this the best
well as the most general kind this city
and fatter myself that offer Inducements "
all who may with a call will try merit
reputation for the bargains offer - not for the amount
Of gas l use in my circulars.
In Short respectfully solicit call from those wishing
to buy, and there shall be nothing left undone to make
my store peasan and agreeable House trade and
thereby prove myself worthy Of share Of public aten
ton. Ny will always he politely treated, and
goods shown with pleasure al all times.
J.E. FULLERTON.
st. Paul, May 26, 1924. du
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1.-THE WORLDS FAIR. !"

Corner of Third aud Roberts streets, 81. Paul.
l. turned from the East with large and extensive
assortment Of and desirable Spring and Summer
Goods invites the attention his patrons to call and
examine hts stock. He fnd time enumerate only
the many articles hch be found in his store.
Bonnets-
Silk Satin, Gossamer Lace, Belgrade, Blonde Lace,
Petal and Diamond, Italian, English, PUNISHABLE, &c.
Larcs-
Limerick Thread, Linen, vincennes Honitoa, German,
Cotton and pointed; Ribbons Of every variety.
Muslins and Wrought GO0ds-
Lace Capes, ChmmeScts, Undersleeves and Mantillas
Shawls-
Figured and Fancy Brocade Barege and Silk, Cashmere,
Thibet and French Print, Grape Shawls and Scaris.
Parascls-
Figured Lace, Silk, Brocsde, Imperial, wstered and
FCnar l, PLAIN and Figured Satin.
Tissues, Silks, Satius and Dress Goods
PLAIN, figured and a-wool Baregcs and Barge De
Lame. Muslin Robes American, French and English JAG
onet and Cambric French, Engsh and American Prints
Millinery Goods
Boots, shoes and callers
Plain and Fancy Tipped, Fox, Patented ana
Chijdreuss Youths and Uses, In great variety. Mems
Shoes.
Piece Goods
Taor, trimmings and Gents Furnishing Goods Mems
and Boys clothing and made 70 order on the
shortest notice.
SIX, Fur, Panama, Leghorn, and variety Of other
Hats, Caps, etc.
OH Cloth, Drugset and Tapestry, WOOL cotton and hemp
Flour snd Stair Lsrpets.
general assortment Of House-Funishing Goods, in
GLIDING Paper Hangngs Muslin, Linen, Lace, and trans
assels and rollers pertaining Gilt Cornces ssr roos,
Yankee notions; Boots and Shoes, etc., etc.
Goods delivered In town or on boats, carriage nee:
Nav n, 1854 WORLDS FAIR STORE.
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A. HI. MOslcy,

Third Street, opposite the Minnesotidn Office,
MANUFACTURER and Dealer
in all kinds Of HATS, CAPS, "a
FURS and GLOVES, has also 5W
constantly on hand . large RsQ
sortment Of INDIAN CUR1OSlTIES and Gentiem. n.
Furnishing Goods.
He would also inform the Ia lies and gentlemen ~
Of Minnesota, that he Is prepared to make NJ
descriptions Of Fancy Furs, ladies Riding Hats,
and Gloves at the shortest notice.
Orders from the country p, ohptly attended to.
Highest market price paid for furs and deer skins.
st. Paul, June ~, 1854.
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Gxfbanae an0 Real estate.
SIMEON P. FOLSOM. la. BANKER. DANIEL ROHRER
3. r. FOLSOM L co.,

SIMEON P. FOLSOM. I. A. BANKER. DANIEL ROHRER
8. r. FOLSOM L co.,
General Land Agents and Surveyors,
once on Third Street, opposite the Mnnesouan once,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
References Hon. n. N. Rice, Washington City Hon.
H. H. Sibey Mendoza, Minnesota Territory Messrs. Be-
rup Cakes, bankers s.: Paul Messrs. Rice, HolIins-
head Becker, attorneys, st. Paul Aessrs. Baboock,
Wilkinson 4 Brisbin.
They will attend to buying and selling real pub
lie and private sale. Titles examined Abstracts made
u all lands bought and sold by Taxes paid for Nom
Residents and Others. Deeds drawn and
taken.
There may be found at office, township maps OF ali
the surveyed lands in the territory also, all the
cities, towns, and their additions In Ramsey county,
well complete list Of all the entries made at the u s.
Land Office in this county, corrected sef1i-weekv. A
perfect abstract Of each and piece or parcel Of land
In this county from the u S. to the latest list
Of all lands sold for unpaid taxes In this county, well
as all liens by Judgment otherwise.
All kinds Of mapping and plotting done to order. Per-
desiring Correct copy Of Of the Ale in
the Registers Office Of Ramsey County township maps
Of any lands surveyed in the territory, be furnished
with the short notice and st reasonable prices
Persons desiring land where In this Terrific
by land warrants otherwise will lind II to their i'd
vantage to apply 10 this firm All business entrusted to
will b. attended u with and despatch.
st. Paul, June 10, 1851.
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S- The Henrietta reports that she passed
the Nominee on Wednesday night, tied up at
Twelve Mile Bluff, below Lake Perin.
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CATHCART & CO.,
NO. 20 ROBERTS ST., ST. PAUL,

CATHCART & CO.,
NO. 20 ROBERTS ST., ST. PAUL,
Reddi and call and Judge for yourss'resi
WE now propose to sell at very reduced prices. On,
w stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, embrac:
es every article that belongs to exclusive Dry Goods
House. Our GoOds having been detained on the route
from New-forh much beyond the usual time that re-
this place, great bargains for cash. wish
ing TO close out our stock Of Summer 0o0s before the
time we leave fof the eastern market to purchase 90 "a.
do say. We enurheras In part only, and will with
pleasure show article Of goods when
ers make their appearance.
Straw Bonncts livery cheap)
Straw Hats, Black Silk do
Summer Dress Silks
Black do, Barcges
Barge DeLaities, LAWNS,
Tarletor, Null and India Book do
Eng, French and American Prints
Ginghams, OIL Prints, Furniture Chinti,
Summer Shawls, Flouncing, Lace
Wro't Muslin, Edgng and Inserting
wro't Collars, Sleeves, ChsmisettSs
AleI1 French kS Gloves, Sill, Lse and Cotton d'ito
Hosiery VI ali kinds
Dress trimmings
Bonnet Ribbohs,
Parasols, French CamLriS
Cents Silk Handkerchieis
Cravats and Linen Collars
Yankee Notions, &c &C
Brown and white sheeting, shifting
Hickory ticking>, VIII. and bro. drihipgs
Denin,s, Bror Linen, undressed
Brown and white table linen, table covers
Jacque Diaper, toilet quilts
COunterpanes, window Shades
Drapery muslin, undershirts,
Stair carpets, supernne insraineA
.and other articles not enumerated.
NIB. Order. from tn. Upper County 1 vii, rss. i
prompt attention.
St. Paul, June ~, 1854.
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MAINE.-The Wings Of Maine have nominal
ed Isaac Reed of Lincoln County for Governor
Resolutions opposing the Nebraska bill an,
In favor of the Maine Law were passed at thei
State Conv ention.
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A friend of ours says the Galena Advertiser
had violent attack of the cholera in 1882, at
tributes his cure to a tablespoonful of calomel
which he took, together with bathing in warm
water.
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Notice.
VNHY trustees OF the Hamline University win meet at
Il the n z. Church In St. Paul, On the IOth Of July
q 10 o'clock A. u. A full attsDdance Is requested.
REV. DAVID BROOKS.
ALEX. RAMSEY
B. +. HOYT.
q. Paul, June ., 1854.