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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

Below will be found a revised list of broken
and discrcditcd bills. Many of the banks named,
have not in fact failed, but their bills have been
discrelited, refused by bankers and brokers in
Galena and Chicago. 1t will be well to refuse
all bills contained in this list until further in
formation is received from below.
SHIPBUH.DERS' BANK,
MONSUM RIVER BANK,
ELLSWORTH BANK, "
WOLFBOROtGH BANK, n. HANP.
BENNINGTON, -. VT.
COCHITU ATE BANK, BOSTON, Mass.
EASTERN Blk, WEST KILLINGLy, Conn.
SCITUATE BANK, r. ISLAND.
EIGHTH AVENUE BANK, n. Y. CRY.
KNICKERBOCKER BANK, IS
SUFFOLK BANK,
BANK OF CARTHAGE, 90 n. Y. STATE.
DROVERS' BANK, OGDENSBURGH, ".
ATLAS BANK, 6:
MERCHTS & MECHANICS Blk, OswEco, b"
SULLIVAN COUNTY BANK,
FRANKLIN BANK, MARVIN, /"
JAMES, BANK, EVANSVILLE, 4"
COMMERCIAL BANK, PERTH AMBOY, n. j.
TRADESMANS' BANK, {"
DEL, & HUD. B'K, "
BANK OF MILFORD, DEL.
BANK OF DELAWARE, ."
FARMERS & MERCIFTS B'K, Kent, Co., MD.
PLANTERS & MECHANICS, B'K, DALTON, GA.
MANUFACTURERS BANK, MACON, I"
Sc & MECHANICS BANK, COLUMBUS, 6
SAVINGS BANK, CINCINNATI, ONO.
BANK OF CIRCLEVILLE, 49,"
CLINTON BANK, COLUMBUS, :"
BANK OF MASSILLON, MASSlLLON, g."
LICKING CO. Branch of the State Bank of
Ohio, suspended.
BANK OF EVANSVILLE, GAINESVILLE, closing.
MECH'S & TRADERS Blk, Branch of the
State Bank of Ohio, /"
CANAL BANK, CLEVELAND +"
BANK OF CONNERSVILLE, - IND.
FAYETTE co. BANK, AT CONNERSyILLE, &c
STATE STOCK BANK AT PERU,
ELKHART BANK,
ELKHART COUNTY BANK, Z"
LOGANSPORT INSURANCE CO.,
UNION PLANK ROAD CO., Sc
PLYMOUTH BANK,
DELAWARE COUNTY B'K, 1t
CONVICTION & DANvlLLE, PLANK r. co. "
B'K OF ALBANY, NEW ALBANY, &c
IND. STATE STOCK B'K,
NORTHERN IND. B'K, LOGANSPORT, &c
KENTUCKY TRUST CO., KY.
COMMERCIAL BANK, ss
NEWPORT SAFETY FUND,
FARMERS MERCH'TS' B'K, Memphis, Tenn
MECHANICS BANK,
CITIZENS B'K, OF NASHVILLE AND MExRHs, +"
Blk OF CHATTANOOGA, : Is
Blk OF EAST TENNESSEE, -"
MERCHANTS BANK OF MACON, - Ga.
BANK 0E MLLEDGEyILLE, -s.-,s- g
ALL DISTRICT COLUMBIA. '--aios,ae7
BANK OF WASHTENAW, - MICH.
ERIE AND KAEAMAZOOR. r. BANK /"
GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK, &
MICH. STATE B'K,
ADRIAN ms. CO., closing.
DUPAGE COUNTY BANK, - Ills.
NAPlERVILLE BANK, - -~s-a~-r e
FARMERS Blk OF CHICAGO, - = x
MERCHANTS MECHANICS Blk, Chicago, g
EXCHANGE B'K, CHICAGO,
CITY BANK, "
UNION BANK, &c .G
ROCK S,! RIVER BANK, Wis
oADUEh STATE,
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q Talk about the enjoyment of WEALTH.
never and never can be enjoyed. An album
dance of money is heap of misery. a man
who owns a small house. small farm, small
wife, big dog, good COW, two or three fat pigs
and two children ought to be well satisfied. If
he isn't, he never can be.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05
Prom the n. Y. Evening Past.

The telegraph brings adviccs the failure
grocery house, Mes> Stewart Son, and of Mcssrs
Papendleck Co., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bankers.
This last named firm, German formed to accom-.
modate the German population there who brought ont
large quantity continually of German
gold coin. which the bank receved certificates proms
ing repayment in gold demand The trouble
confidence in the depcstor at once for
their gold.
The of N.ssrs Parendieck Co.'s bank er-
mania bank of Milwaukee,,
The Suffolk Bank thrown State Rank
Benrngon Vermont. -
The Kckeroccker Life insurance Company presents through
our ADVERTISEMENTS statement of its condition. This il does
in consequence OF the failure the
which IL had deposits not exceeding Fo-fths of the
directors have conneSon with bank in question: The
Company have at risk 81 Their losses an,n N
2o4 H. Their capital 100000 real On tond
and mortgage. Their Sl5l,4I3 %, =
The bids Of the Woodbury. Conn Bank still refused nv IN.
Suffolk. hut redeemed coer, which nrrven,s
the necessity Of sacrifice part of the holders
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR HORSE Losr.-The
s'Back Hawk - horse, raised in Vermont and
owned by Mr.. FELTON, of Gavantown, Maryland,
died few days since from choking, while eating
He was very beautiful and valu animal, a
great trotter, and held by his owner at IS 200.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

New YORK, Nov. 81.
The expedition from this port, consisting of
the steamer Ben Frank, the barqueC Catherine
and schooner, about which so much interest
was excited, was at st. Thomas on the 9th.
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THANKSGIVING.
GOVERNOR,S pROCT .AMATIONi

TT has become with the American People to have
day in the set apart for giving thanks to Almighty
God for his blessings upon them nation- s.T,,
Therefore, 1, Willis A. Gorman, Governor of the Terri
tory Mnltta d. rest all to keep and observe
Thursday, the 2lst day Dcenber for such snd all
requested to abstain their usual occupations
and manifest in tleir obligations
RIlcr the Universe his goodness
peopls individually and collie ely. -' Sd {
Executive Dept Min. Ter 90 W. \. GORMAN. =
Nov. IL, 1854. SOB %
Ey th- Governor.
j. TRAVIS ROSSER,
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %.

1890 . ?. p y BALTIMORE, Nov. 70.
VIM. II. Martin, who has been the principal
distributing clerk in this city for 20 years past has
been detected in robbing the letters, passing
through his hands.
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package Of money from the mail which arrived
during theinight. 81 q 3 1913 2
We have dispatch from New Orleans this
evening, which quotes mess pork ut 500 per Dbl.
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banking house of Hiram Jshnson, agent Of the
Farmers Joint Stock at Balo suspended yesterday.
loving card relative the Affairs Of the Bank
days Buffalo papers, .iaa.-
The the Fames Joint CITY
unable longer the institution
would beg leave to notify al bills
this Bank will
otherwise, parties may agree. ''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

INDIANA FREE ByNxs.-The State Treasurer
of Indiana has issued circular directing County
Trcasurers to receive the notes Of the specie pay
ing Indiana Free Banks for taxes
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT havng been made in the Of the
IL hundred and dollars and fifty cents ($7O2 5o)
principal interest which claimed be du:
c., up,n certain Inianture Mortgage
by CHARLES D. Julia r. FIJI wife, Of Saint
Paul in the Ramsey and Territory nesota, A.!
wkin the place. and which duly
as gage Register County
in the Territory Of in Boo C mortga
pages All and 42 On the twentyou day CT June d.
1854 O'Clock in thu forenoon of that day. And suit
ednss have been instituted at law the debt
cured by said mortgage, o part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that in
by contained in said mortgage and Of the
such provicdhc premises described
and covered 10y said mortgage to wit:
The undivided third part of lot number seven % in Black
number twenynne Cs in the original town of ST. Panl; being
fifty water street and fifty feet in and hundred
fifty Sbley street. And also the undivided third
part of the Of LOT number six 6 in Block number twenty
ynne 29 in the original town OF Saint Paul, described fol-
Commencing point sibley street, fifty
feet Water stree-thenc, running along
bey feet inning
y feet to the East line of saidohence Running towards the
River said line said lot twenty feet to the line
lot TIN OWNED by Spencer Markleyhencc at right angles
W, sward to the place Of beginning. t.-..
Situated and being st. Paul in the County of Ramsey and
Territory of Minnesota.
with all singular the appurenances and privileges there
win be at public at the Court House city
O'Clock in that satisfy
the u, said with costs of SALE Dated the
N' " $50 ALEXANDER wnkIN,
AMrs & VAN ETrES. Attorneys of Mortgage. -
WAKEFIELD Il BROWN,
A TrORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, Holmes ST.,
n opposite the ouse Shakopee, Scott county, NJ T.
Will give attention to the business Of their
adjoining counties. Claims bought and sold. In
). D. WAKEFIELD. l.. NJ. BROWN.
Territory of Minnesota, -
County Of Ramsey, ! 90
MAUI S iaS'' r'"''n' District Court, Second Ju
1,,e = snv noesrd,rt { dicial Dist ict "
To JANE TAIsEY, the above nam ID Defendant: %
VOU hereby summoned and required to appear and an
the complaint in this action, which complaint is on file
In the Office of the Clerk of the District Court; at Saint Paul. in
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

Cy C. Hamilton & Co., have laid upon our ia
bic the December number of g Godey's Maya
zines and Yankee Notions" They are as usual
filed with interesting matter and fine engravings.
Bye the way, We must here express our gratifca-
ton at the success, the above firm are meeting
with in their new location-a success that they
fully merit.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

T We are great admirers Of children-in
their babyhood-and have often: been the willing
performers of an hours tending, rocking, squeez-
ing and trotting of some little fellow in long
clothes, while mama scolded Betty, or "rut the
kettle on" We love the rosy cheeks and laugh
ing eyes of those further advanced up lfe's lad
der, and could now romp or dance with the mer-
riest of them, (were we not too rheumatic.) But
there is a greater charm, more lively interest,
an ever growing pleasure, in those of the gentler
just emerging from pantalettes into the latest
9 Paris Styles" and those of the "lordly kind"
when coaxing an incipient whisker as the first
welcome signs of manhood. We pay the tribute
of admiration to the L" dimitv," and enter into
the whole sum of g corduroy's" Importance. We
have certain recollections of our moustache,
which by the help of ungents and shaving, we
brought up to proper g fix" while We watched
with daily interest, such of our fair friends as
we thought were admiring our hirsute adornment.
The first compliment touching it, is yet fresh in
our memory, although she who uttered it ''secps
the sleep that knows no waking"
Yes, there is an air of sentiment, Of purity, of
love, about those just entering life, to fill the
places made vacant by those who grow old and
die - ..,.- ...-. tt.
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ELEGANT Ex1RACr-It was night; the wind was

ELEGANT ExTRACT.--lt was night; the WIND was
whistling mournfully around an isolated dwelling,
in which were scatedtwo lone beings. solitary
lamp was pickering upon the table, and the dying
embers in the fireplace duly reaec ed their ina
ges on the wall. Silence painful in its deep still
ness, reigned without and around them. The
sounds Of the busy laborers had ceased, and ma
ture herself seemed reposing in the lap of night.
Slowly, and with care the aged male occupant of
the domcil, rose, and walked with "a measured
tread several times across the floor, then suddenly
turning to his comprehensive who had for so
many years borne with him life's rude shocks,
who still cluag to him with the fondness that
characterized her first days of welded love, and
who looked up to him yet, with the full confidence
that added years imparted-said, ''Sally, let's go
to bed!'
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GB The Office of the surveror of wood has
been established at the Court House. where Mr..
Lamb may be found ready to wait on those desir-
ing his services.
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But we are lost in the busy scenes that memory
brings back to us F.: and while we would fain dwell
on the subject and draw from our own experience
some humble lessons for those who are young in
life's journey; sadness would cast her shadow
DER the study, and we should perhaps see tears
where we would create only smiles.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

Cy Jenny Lind lately wrote to Boston friend
that 1t was not improbable that she should again
visit America.
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Cs3- Yesterday morning the Frost King threw
his ice bridge over the Mississippi river at this
place, and if the weather continues cold teams
will soon be able to pass AMI repass without the
nayment of ferriaoc fees.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

Cy- rogue calling himself ". d. PEABODY,
but whose name is lIadley has been arrested in Ga
lena. He had broken out of Jail in ThomastOn, Me-,
and fled to GAINESVILLE Wis. and from thence to Ga
lena, where the officer from Maine found him.
He left on the cars of the Oath Nov. for his old
quarters in the Thomaston Jail.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-05

C5FHon. +. b. Washburne's majority in the LIST
congressional district is, by the Official returns 1876
over all, and over jackson, the Nebraska Demo.
cratic candidate 56O3. n3 s4,s .eos-,
In the 7ih district Archer, Wing is elected over
Allen dem., by As majority.
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GEORGIA MONEY.

NfESSRS. AACKUBIN & EDGERTON IN their Gard TO the
IVA Public, state that sThey have been what they
consider good authority that that er-
chants Bank Of Macon, Georgia, Ma
con Bank, we know but report
tive 10 the Atlanta false, AID sh continue
it as usual from the public, Brokers' ncirded.
BORup oAKEs.
Stint Paul, Nov. -, 1884. 7F77f 7
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c. Fitzgibbon, who robbed the New York
Post Office has been arrested.
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~ M'KENTY's GOLDEN. yor
HENRY McKENTY,

| III q e
| HENRY McKENTY,
DEALER INRRAL nsFArE
| c.m. ~. -. 80, -.... : -. ~
vA"ce-OAa fess-O1ce buiidins' Ihtra-s''' s'
| Money Leaned, investments made 20 the hest ID
| r. eG|T-Tr .ErEnExcrs. - '-,p,3Ht,
New-York. sfffsf. \. i. n : Minnesofd.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. f,. Gov. w. A. Gorpaan,
Capt. A, De Peyser, ticc Of Minnesota Territory,
Messrs S. Nephew Hon. N. Rice Delegate 70
Philadelphia. Rice, holinesheaa Becker,
Joseph Patterson, Esq res' Atorneys a.
r. Taylor Co., the Territory M0 s,,., .,.,n,,.
bingham DOCK, at Law, ,.
Sitsrs, James Coz ke' fm s.' hes's'ef
Edward Hurst Esq ESQ. Not.ywm. II. HoleemSe Esq Re-
Public "' ASs' No'~' reiver u s. Land once,
II. Messsnert, Attorney at Law,r: T. Mann, NJ
TO CAPITALISTS. FARMERS AND EMIGRANTs.
uersrned has ALWAYS ON hand for sale for cash or
time, from Ten to Twenty Thousand Acres Of rural
land improved or unimproved including farms % dieI.nt
% ST. Pau
ia =; az tn,cs ,ccommoaatr on the easiest terms anv
one who resny wishes to purchase. 80,
WV "A' ''-"' " HENRY MsKENTY
Old Psae5 m ssa nldns Si street
g. psp' Nav is. U Isss ros'o"'e 'O'''"s' ''''"
- =, ~, M, .,.,r,,., C..1,c,S
notice Is to rsa' famcs' not 70 WHO
10
Se1 which rsnse from two to ten miles from st. Paul
From residence in this Territory and from personal In
specton Of all the lands near this City am enabled TO
invite all persons wishing to cultivate the so
give me a call - - = -
My Farms have various degrees Of and fate
myseH tnat can please an.
ielAs maae 10 Su' pO''""Se's HENRY McKENTY,
Building. Thrs street, srs S''e
May 10, 1854. 49,
A.
'''"N''N - 81. Peierss Rircr. -
x y sofa, for sale for cash or Oh 1 time; uvvxrr
Dealer in Real Estate.
St. Paul, N. t. May IS, 1854. - =
ru,x acre 81 F.. lots a,so, limits. command
w ing fine view Of the city. HENRY !! hek as
40 Tors for Sale in Eagle City. by
JAY is-t, Dealer in Rra, Estate.
LAND AT 81 50 PER ACRE. ~
OUO Der, grssss &C., offered slaT5 %s is5 tn.
low pre- 81 y o z acre nrSn SIN
90 acres I'm one oooy miles n"rIn from ,e guy 'n.
It's containing reh So'i' pood 1mT ana wr,e1, an"
all susceptible Of cultivation. HENRY MckENTY.
1OO Lots in this city, part of which have improvements
Aero. ne,- The Fans a, sair, An,nonv. 10.
OUU Gated, and commanding fine views Of the town.
Acres hardening IN Lake Josennn,. three mile, from
<CC city limits, l6O which fenced and 80
acres cultivated. HENRY MckENfl.
Il n Acres bordering on phalens Lake, miles
lt)U CITY, HENRY McKENTY.
= = -, -,
III Acres Sh iour ivs nor y. nv Spy'
Acres Y miles north Of the Falls Of Saint apthonv
GU -I,.r.,,I'|iq N TT. HENRY.McKENTY.
M Acres near Lake Johanna.
COU ht-H HENRY McKENTY.
naml rau., Ausef. :, Loo--uWu
LAND MILES FROM THE CITY! .
000 acres in ONE TRACT within miles Of this
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Territory of Minnesota, 80 .t
County of Ramsey, 90.
Matthew Taiscy, Plaintiff, )ns.r;., r,rt so.ord T.,
against IT,, N N., ''NN''" -
JaneT t \ Ni~."i DAo''iNe' g.

L. b. WAIT 4 CO..
nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Cockcry, Third st
~ ST. Paul. augl5-wtf
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WAKEFIELD Il BROWN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELIORS AT LAW, Holmes St.,
opposite House, Shakopee, county,
attention to the business of their
this AM adjoining counties. Claims bought and sold. In
formation charge.
J.. d. WAKEFIELD. L..
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ta l.. aItl.-.. ]. WOODWARD. v--r,~-
MERCHANT TAILOR AND DRAPER, wholesal. Dealer in
lV1 Clothing and Furnishing Goods American
Hotel and wnziow House, Saint Paul Minnesota.
decay dos .---..
CASH FOR WHEAT.lrg
THHE Subscriber prepared pay highest msrks
price for Wheat delivered in 81. Anthony. -.
dec4-2ws A. ZINC
ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-I hereby authorize
ana permit CLk1C SEIGESTHALER, JR., my son. TO
commence business for hl,e hereby feesse his time du-
ring the rcaindcr Of his inyy persona WIN therefore
take notice that from and ser this shan 1her CAIN
his earnings part tero hold yse responsible for
his debts any portion thereof II ~ ct ~ =.
Dated psc 3D. 1884. .Taf ~ 1919:
- TO THE PURLtC--HNDfANA HONEY. =
VNE viii receive on depodte all Indana Bank Bllu
w Except those Of the bOten banks
payable TN sixty days, IN funds, counser. f1
Eastern Exchange ~ per pemiun.a s5.>r- :
wv. BREWSTER 4 CO., Bankess,
dcc--N Roberts Street, Lower Town.
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GAIN invites the community Saint Paul and elsewhere
n inspection Of his complete stock goods received
by arrivals. All the articles offered for sale
ected by himself after careful inspection OF Eastern stocks
and he has good believe that he has hand
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STEWART. ALEx'R
STEWART. BROTHERS,
r Importcrs and Commission Nero HINTS.
VXTHOLESALE Dealers in Wines, Brandcs, Gin, whisky
w Segars Groceries, Oils, Paints, varn:shcs, &c.
Agents for the sale Of
Slows Patent Erasivc Soap,
Kendalrs Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared indigo
23s and $40, South Water Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
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BROKEN AND DISCR EDITED BANKS.

Below will be found revised list of broken
and discrcditcd bills. Many of the banks named,
have not in fact failed, but their bills have been
discredted, refused by bankers and brokers in
Galena and Chicago. 1t will be well to refuse
all bills contained in this list until further in
formation i, received from below.
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~ - : = Pocket CUTLERY.
A splendid ortment OF the best Manufacturers at
N COMBS Bookstore.
SAINT PAUL GYMNASIUM.

'if - IT, EMPIRE BLOCK.
VTNITE Manager Of the SAINT PAUL Gymnasium takes
pleasure In informing the citizens Of st. Paul and
t that he has opened his in the EMPIRE BLOCK
the gentlemen wishing indulge
storing exercise afforded by pymnasc sports. To all those
ferg the want fully developed structure,
ercses peculiarly adapted
and healthy tone to the physical Exercise, together
with air and cold water ucoy used, In the
prescribed in his estabishncn fail In making the
weakly strong and robust.
Mr. Manchester has been ut considerable In fitting up
a the purpose above named, and hopes
shar: Of public patronage In his line ~ business. "
-u-. $. p. MANCHESTER, Manager.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EMlGRANTS.
undersigned has always hand sale for cash or On
Il time, Ten to Twenty Thousand Acres Of rural
land improved including Of different Sizes
prices corresponding with these
Alsopopery in st. Paul and suburbs and in Aankato City
ST. Anthony DIES Sioux and Eureka
accommodate, the easiest erIs
who really wishes to purchasc., -..... -
HENRY MsKENTY ~
-. Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MT.
OFrIcE-The Old Post-Onice Building, Third street
Parl Mnul &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-R Towsy, Va; Wilson
Winfree, Powhatan; T Redd, Pr Edw J w Jen
kins, Lunenburg; Miller, Nottowsy; o H Tuck
CT, Amelia; II Clayton, st Louis; Kers, Yancey'
vile; X r Lee, ID r Robertson, n T Fowlks Motto.
way; Gov 7 Duval and lady, Mrs Edmundson, Flo
rida; Milford, Indiana; Thos Z Sims r l. R r.
J Cox and lady, Powhatap; Haws, Chesterfield;
r. Redd, Florida; Mrs E Randolph, N o. S B Sprag.
gins, Bait; Z Gowwin, Phil; E Hughes, Warren
co; Chiles, Miss Chiles, Fluvauna.
AMERICAN HOTEL-E Scott, Greensville; V
ID Groner, N Y l. Va Co.. @ Harris. Phila; VIM
Harris ana daughter do T Morrison, N Y Charles
Thorn, Jr, N C; w Turpiu, Powhatan.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Dr w Braxton, H B
Tomlin, King VIM; Woodley and lady, Ports
mouth w Henley, Va II Taliaferro, Phi Nelson,
Hanover; w Pendleton, Fauquier; J Russell,
King Geo; Scott, X T Wilson, FL HYDE, j L
Parkinson, Amelia; w McNutt, Au gusta; Miss With
row, Lexington; N Watkins and ladies', Pr Ed ]
M Daniel, Va: r T Paine, Bait; Fairtatspy, A Hol
ley, n Y; d w Burnett and lady, Boston; Mrs Skid
dy, Misses Skiddy, Stone, Warren, MIR Warren anC
lady, J Mitchell, w Cross and lady, N Y; F
Ford and daughter, Bait; Mrs Whitlock Boydton; w
Robertson, Taylor, Miss Byrd. Va; T Temple, B
Stratton, Phila; w Dana, c; w Robertson Jr
Petersburg.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-E Earle N Y Nj
Thompson, Va; w Benet, Louisa; Ed Browne
Petersburg; r Hurley, Mallory, M Blitz, Va; g
Carlisle, Bermuda; w Meaues. Brunswick; Kline
Teller, Pc; Pearce, Va P Walden, Weldon; W
Freesler, King George; w Walker Alexandria: L
Keso. Bait; w j Huxer, g Rulings, C Fl ouarlv
Ohio; Mead, Roanoke; Taylor Dinwiddie; jaime,
Fletcher, Winchester; C Goodman, Louisa; w
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Wilkinson, G Hobie, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24

ATTACKING THE EXTREMES OF THE BEAR.-A
email squadron of ships of war was being prepared
by the British for operations in the White Sea,
aud for attack upon Archangel. The ways now
say the Emperor will be able to havei in black and
white
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24

SANTA ANNA.-It is stated in Washington that
Mr.. Grips, in letter to Gen. Gadsden, states that
santa Anna had returned home triumphant, having
crushed the rebellion in the West