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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-23

BROOKLYN, Sept. H.
The body ola man supposed to be a New
Yorker, who had evidently been murdered. was
driven ashore at Bay Bridge line, on Saturday.
Inc head had been nearly severed from the
fody.
QUEBEC, Sept H.
Sir Allen McNab, who was charged to form
New Ministry had made overturcs to the lar
ger party of French and Canadians who insist
on the secularization of the clergy reserves be-
ing made the basis ofthe negotiations. Report
says that Sir Allen McNab consents to make
the secularization government measure,
winch gives him the support of Upper Canada
tne liberal party have made him leader in the
House, In the event Mr.. Hucks does not return
to power at present.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. Q.
ZSoo bales OF the new crop of cotton have just
WASHINGTON, Sept. o.
companies F, A and Z of the End Infantry
nave been ordered to Fort Ridgely, Minnesota,
n nno company of the same Infantry to Fort
The Companies of the 9Th Infantry cyccnt
muse at ort kearney and Laramie, have been
ordered to Jefferson Barracks, preparatory to
tnelr departure to the Pacific.
,ra Inc Mayor OF Vicksburg, Miss, has issued
Prociamaton announcing that there are no "a.
seS OIL lever existing in that city.
,.,,ou PHHADELPHIA, Sept.9.
~ le.ter from Elizabethtown, n. j., announc-
er. Tue death this morning of Capt Geo. H. De-
sraw formerly an Aid to Gen. Scott.
The cbo,o, BOSTON, Sept. Q.
10 tnls city, as it has also in the cities and
towns adjacent 0''ies anu
a. letter from 11 Hong Kong, July r. Confirms
.nc report that large number Of the rrroi hs
tionists had surrounded Canton. and that .ho
i9reign residents had fed to Macoa and Hong
Kong Great confusion prevailed. N i'ons
There were Is deaths by yellow fever in Il this
city on Wednesday. '' III 'l's
AtSavannah. on Tuesday. there were u
deaths, being the highest number yet reported
Ia one day. f'' 'eu
DoUGr.As.-A man named Stephen A. Dong.
las was instantly killed at Nelson Creek on the
18th Of July, by the sudden falling of large
stump which he was engaged in undermine.
Stephen A. Douglas, of Nebraska memory. Is
sun living from last accounts. The accident
% MN, was, he run against a stump.-Bostom
.Alas.
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TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT - The following
among other resolutions, were passed at a
meeting of the IIcnncpin Temperance Society,
held at Minneapolis on the 9th instant:
Resolved, That we regard the interests of our
thriving county as largely dependent upon the
exclusion of grog shops, and the sobrety of our
citizens.
Resolved, That we deem it our dutv to con-
tinuc our efforts to secure the enactment of n
ProhibitOry Law for the Territory
Resolved, That no man shall have our vote
at the approaching election, unless he is entire
ly trusty on this question.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN.
WATERPROOF, ANTI-CONSCMPTIvE
Q q r. * . O Il Il 81
MANCrACTURFD By
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co.,

~ Market Street, Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, IO2 Hood Street, CheGpside,
London, ENGLAND. American Establishments, 80
dnn Street ana rOs lSdssGu Srers. Nc1c io'tU $.
n NE Uydsaagrn valuable lis spvcry 1,r protcctiD:
,he Iect fvoui damp co- an therefore prevenin-
maiy lung i> fh0Ht docferiag What
csey. The Wydromar l., in tie Of y sole, ans
ia~i,h. the S'," sSs Its dedicated charactev
Is powerful anth'etr ~ disease
For 20 atlcp,cu viii Nc fnulc agreeable. AMI
healthy, to in ia" cofict AMI rais>t her, a.
The foot it the uyor.nsen is iuser
81 Is"s The liz ht"s suicd b. ,ts shoes in
the most Indictment weather. with ispusi'y; bile con-
SUM eon. e1a SIG the county,
NAY INV artesl 10y their geacs'l ~'"y,toN They entire
" supersedc yShOcs, the latter tn feel to
pcrspi:s M very unhealthy m;Hr and, besides, are
Nrt anGsrs.s, ySS4C!5iS ia icy wtsihrr, ma;
lnd, rylrr~- hc III. la>,p the appear
extremely iarl = ti,c lily arom h.ing tain slice
of cork prcpSrci, ys,arly ylaTci isid.y dives Nc. IN
tie size %! ihc to cause the irio appear u
.idy. To children they extremely valuable, they
exercise with COM ort and healthy effect
Shsir is sight as tn scarce need nenton be-
siar- those who patrun2e them III 5nd ,heiy yearly
GeeforsS bills vi VII disipishxd faersby.
A. the lily sFsnaGen is bcc'mirg usrc SaswH lis salr
u Increasing t All 4ss,si ihsScdsie cStcn last " a.
Leeds, puhIin, pari>, Antwerp. Hamburger and rsrn-
scastd .sa2 80 This year
the number viii far surpsss that
Ask the Fsnl'y iae,r opinion OF their value pre-
venativc for CeuyAs, Cetdsy Bronchitis, AsiknG OrS
Consumption.
MEMS SIZE, pr- pair. 50 ccrfs-
LADIES' do. d.. 20 do.
BOYS & MISSES 10. as d.
NoTIcE.--From the retail prices BAKE a very IT,
storcl ecper may make tine profit tcss sale, whHs.
they article Tat be kept in an! a,sc, aason
/ any class of goods.
For terms apply 10
UABCOtRT BRADLEY & CO..
IS Ann ST., New-York-
sept II, 1854. w3n
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These are ind cations of the vote all over the
State. Cary gets but very few votes. except
in few towns in York County, and his vote
will not probably exceed 1000 in the State.
Wood and Perry. FusiOnists, are elected i'm the
First and Second Districts. Knowlton Fusion.
is elected over Farley. Wing. and Dickcrson,
Democrat, in the Third District. In Pcnobscot
District. Washburnc, Wing is elected. In the
Fourth District there is little doubt of the cleo
ton of Milliken, Fusion, who leads the other
candidates largely in the returns rccci, ed.
For the Legislature the indications are that
the regular Democrats will bc in decided ma
jority. For the Senate, the votes so far do not
Indicate the election of a single Democrat In
the House. the returns as to Representatives
are not full.
The knowNothings have elected Represent
ativcs in Bath IIallOwell. Bristol, Ellsworth,
Calais, Frankfort, ard other places. 1t is stat
ed they generally threw their votes for Morrill,
and for Wood.
In York County twenty towns gave Reed
1888 Paris, 1850; Morrill, ALAG Carey, PIG.
In Cumberland County seventeen towns gave
Reed ISL Paris, $40 /; Morrill,, 1913 Carey.
27l.
Pcrry's majority in the Second District will
be very large.
The Legislature, without doubt. is Anti-Nc-
braska bya decided majority. Further returns
make itdOubtlul if any Senators are elected in
York County, though one ON the Know-Nothing
ticket may be elected
The opinion seems TO be general that Morrill,
is elected by the people.
Woods majority in the First District is not
over 1000.
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Medicatcd Fur Chest Protector,


Medieatcd Fur Chest Protector,
TO all pcso all ages and conditions, n, certain
and safe shed against those fearful d 4,scs Con-
sumption, l'ronehs, Asthma, Coughs. Colds. and other
ann tons of the lungs, which arise
state Il" the caest according 0shon. and the c,ntn.
ual changes of our climate.
The Protccto' is simply chemically prepared fur,
hhci with sis and padded, which, suspended the
neck, covers the chest in agreeable manner that,
once worn, 1t becomes a necessity and comfort.
The Protcctor, although but recently reduced ill.,
10 America, is making rapid Progress through Urted
Sa'cs' the Canadas South America and Tie West Indies.
IL mas Tor long time been staple article in England and
on '" Continent OF Europe, while II has YIany
countries to the position of an article Of dress.
To demonstrate those facts, enquire Of any ENGLISH
hi mt in your vicinity Of his knowl s.ge Of The beneficial
effects of wearing the Pr ctor. WITHOUT RECOURSE
TO DOCToRING Of any kind. cost of ing these
article, is tribe, and some years. No
one who values the health OF himself hs family will
be without them The Hospitals in this country are moi
alone recommending them, but rapidly Introducing them
Harcourt, Bradley Coz, OF London, and Manchester,
England were originally entrusted with The
of the Protectors, 10y the amentci Dr. Cooper and con-
tlnuc ia manufacture accord his Or0u0I st,,,c.
ti,ns, and therefore recommend those who u,,i 10.
Z" The Protecors,' to see to their being genuine.
REMEMBER THIS IS A STAPLE ARTICLE, AND NO
PATENT MEDICINE.
RETAIL PRICES.
GENTS SIZE, s1soc,ch
LADIES' do. IN
Bows MISSES do IL
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.
IS Ann Street, and io2 Nassau Street,
NEw-YORK, Us.
side, London. -P-
MANUfAcTony, ~ Market Street, Manchester, Eng.
land. "''s-
H., BE h Co. are establishing Dcpots for the cal. ~
- The Prot"ctor In all parts Of America. Pbysici.ns
SURGEONS druggists, cloihcrs, Dry Goods Mcycbants
matters aud mners, also t;entemen's sore
Keepers entrusted WITH the wholesale a retail ne
trlbuton Of hen and TO whom liberal terms arc
offered for their enterprise, and splendid opportunity
opens to them for safe AMI profitable business For terms
Apply TO
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.
81 Ann Street, New-YorK, u. s.
~: -i' io''' w3m
United states Insurance Company, New-YSHx
Capital and Surplus, SlsO,OOO.
h' DE- SAILS PRESIDENT. NATHAN CnARy, Sec'y.
A. J. WHITNEY, Agent at st. Pau,-onices in the Can
ftol and Daguerrean Gallery.
MANNERS and Merchants may rely upon the soiIdity
IL OF this company. We enter into no competton With
insurance. III
nesota. " -''-
ST. Pau, June 10, 1854.
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HARTFORD PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
The great interest felt here, says the Democrat
of Tuesday, concerning this Company induces
us to lay bcfoyc our readers the following Off
cial notice of the failure, of which We made
mention yesterday:
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE Co.. }
Hartford. Conn.,, 7lh Sept, 1854. {
WV. =. MrERAY ESQ.
DEAR SIR 1t is with the deepest regret that
| am under the necessity of announcing 10 Won
that in consequence of the heavy losses recent.
ly experienced by this Company by the late dis.
astrOus fires at many of our agencies. and tbc
financial embarrassment in which we have bocn
involved in consequence, we have been CON-
PEELED TO suspend our business
The Board of Directors of this Comnanv bovc
therefore directed me to notify Won that tbrv
have made general assignment of their pro-
perry and assets. for the benefit of THEFT credit
ors. to William \. Matson. Esq, of this CITY. 70
whom alone you will account for the funds and
property of the Company in your hands.
on are hereby requested to forward your
accounts with the Office. TO date. and remit the
balance in your hands TO him at this place.
You will, of course. issue no more policies mr.
renewals on behalf of the Company.
Respectfully yours.
VI. Co.>->OINy DEC Y.
BABY CONvENTION.-Therc is to be n Rabv
Convention at Springfield, Clark county. Ohio.
on the 9TH of October. a committee OF seven
have charge of the arrangements, which will be
uncxceptionable. Silver plate to the value of
$500 will be awarded to the three most pro-
missing children not exceeding one, two, and
three years of age. The affair is bona tide
bring on your bables.-C/ercidnd HtraM
s- Rev. Mr.. Pitcher. of Adrian. Mich. has
Shanghai hen that has lain an egg regularly
for one hundred and twenty-one successive
days. On the one hundred and twenty second
she laid two eggs.
CHANGE.-The Mercury fell from % to so
degs in one hour and a half yesterday after
noon--l5 deg. in 90.-.flJany Register.
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azt'- T n E G II e S T. ~SN
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, Bart, NJ. d.

THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS
LEFT VALUABLE LEGACY TO WORLD
IN
GREAT PREVENTATIVE OF CONSERVATION AND
CNFAlLING CURE FOR PULMONARY DISEASES
WITHOUT TIE USE OF MEDICINE.
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CHANGE-The Mercury fell from % to so
degs in one hour and half, yesterday after
nOon--l5 deg. in 90.-.1lJany Register.
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To- Coates Kinney, of Cincinnati, has a
poem of eighty pages in press. 1t is said that
the world will be astonished upon the publica-
ton Of this volume.
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THE CHOLERA IN ST. JOHN.-The Christian In
telligencer thinks that the number of deaths
from cholera in st. John and Portland On. b.
amounted to 1900 or 1000. If so there never
was place in the world that has suffered so
fearfully.
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IIHNNEPIN COUNTY.--In the proceedings of the
llennepn County Wing Convention, published
on Tuesday, the name of II. NJ. Brown, cand-
date for County Treasurer, was accidentally
omitted.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-23

Eis- The article headed maine Election .
in yesterdays MinncsOtian. should | ave been
credited TO the Boston Atlas
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The opposition between steamers running
such pitch that one Of the boats advertise for
passengers who will be carried gratis, and fur
nlshcd with berths for twenty-five cents Or state
rooms for halt dollar Nothing is said of ex-
plOsions.
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10 We are sorry to learn that the steamer
Henrietta, in coming up from st. Louis. on
Wednesday Of last week, became fast OH the
Sycamore Chain Of the Upper Rapids, above
Rock Island, and was seriously damaged. She
was got off, however. and has been repaired.
She was to start for ST. Paul yesterday, as we
learn by letter from one of the officers
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re- The Democratic papers published a day
or two before the election in Maine, are reach
ing us by every mail Having been anticipat-
cd by returns from that State. they are decid-
cdly interesting.
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THE IMPROVEMENT LANDs.-The Commission
er Of the General Land Office has sent an or
der to the Land Offices of this District to per-
NIT the location of 2l6O acres of land for the
Fox river Improvement. We suppose a sur
vey will show that the Company is entitled to
more than half as much more under the pro-
vision of the Act.-.fppiefOn Crescent.
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tive, but freely met. First class paper is not
sold on the street for less than II per cent. -
Payments from the interior. except from the
South and Southwest are satisfactory.
The Irish American for this week has n very
pertinent and timely address by the editor TO
his fellow citizens Irish birth cxhorting them.
l. To vote ever and consider all political
questions as Americans purely. and not as IT.
ishmcn 2. To he circumspcct and inoiIensive
at the polls, broW-bcatinS or otherwise giving
Just cause OF oficnsc to none: and 3. To alb
stain utterly and scrupulolsy from all intoy-
icating beverages on the day of election. We
hope this good advice will generally be fol-
lowed. and that the anti-Irish prejudice now
widely prevalent, and not without cause. NAV
thus he gradually sOftencd and finally dispcli-
ed altogcther.-.N J.. Tribune
DEATH OF WILLIAM AvERY.-William Avery
whose name many will remember from its con-
ncction with the death of Miss Cornell, at Low
ell, Mass, died few days since at the Boston
Lunatic Asylum, of which he had been an in.
mate for the last six years. During all that
time he had neither walked a STEP fed himself
or spoke one word.
The RAuROAD.-The railroad men talk of
having the connection through with the east in
the first part of October. They are at work at
II now with great earnestncss. We learn. that
II is the intention TO crcumvent the unfinished
deep cut at the Mound. for the time being. with
side track.-Gaithd .4dr.
SWEET POrATOEs.-A gentleman in Augusta
(says the Portland Advcrtscr) has demonstrate
ed that sweet potatoes may be raised in Maine.
starting the spront early in the spring. The
Augusta editors say that they are equal TO the
real Carolina 'tater''
CANADIAN TROOPS FOR THE BLACK SEA.-The
Quebec Mercury of Tuesday 18th inst.,) under
stands that the government has chartered the
steamship Sarah Sands to sail for England to-
day the sth), with the list Highland Light In
fantry now stationed in the Citadel The ad-
dition of 5000 men is instantly to be made to
the British army in the Black Sea.
~ Rev. John H. Bruce, a Methodist min
lister ofsome distinction, died in Indiana re-
GENTLY
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Er Rev. John Ii. Bruce, a Methodist min
lister of some distinction, died in Indiana re-
Gently.
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EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATEs.--FrOm a
report of the Secretary of State, just published.
we learn that the emigration TO the United
States during the year 1888, was lOO,77. OF
which number 23G, 500 were males, and lG4. Isl
females.
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gS- Contributions for the sufferers by tn,
recent fire at WaldoborO. Me- have been taken
up in the different churches in Bangor. The
churches which were saved from the ravagcs of
the fire, have been converted into Temporary
dwellings.
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RED WING.--Mrs. Aliens new hotel is nearly
ready for occupation. She will remove into it
in few days.
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CLERICAL. CONVENTION Fond du Ldc
Herald says that the Wisconsin Convention Of
Presbyterian and Congregational Ministers
opens its session at that place on the 9TH of DC
tobcr.
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rs A soldier jumped overheard from the
Nominee and was drowned, during her trip up.
He was intoxicated at the time
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. The Tribune Cf
the 9Th, says that the demand for money is ac-
tive, but freely met. First class paper is not
sold on the street for less than IL per cent -
Payments from the interior, except from the
South and Southwest. arc satisfactory.
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a PEomcrIvE SoII--Captain Malcolm has
just moved the third heavy crop of clover from
a small piece of ground adjoining his dwelling
in this city. lie will have still another crop,
making four in one season. We don't believe
this is 20 be beaten nywherc.--JoncsrWe Ga
zette.
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Alton city election clccting all their candi-
dates by considerable maioritics.
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EATON ROUGE,::AUGUST 81, "a.

% In the local police reports, Of
tho True Delta, we fiud the fact re.
corded, that Mary Altman, was arrest
Cd on complaint Of her wea zen faced
spouse, that on Thursday night last
she kicked him out of the matrimoni.
al domicil. Mary was bound over by
law to respect hereafter the matrimo-
NAL bans the "s;lken chord that
binds two wiling hearts,"
This calls to mind the position as
sumed by US some time ago; that
there should be matrimonial i1spec-
tor in every we'll regulated commu-
nifty, to prevent the masculine gene
from falling into entire disrepute. No,
woman should be granted license to
marry any man, Of inferior physical
capacity. The evils growing out of
such alliances are manifold. We be-
lieve that al the madness and folly q /"
northern women. proceed from the
fact that women have been permitted
to marty men, in violation of that
great law Of nature, which proclaims
'uat the female in every union shall
be inferior in inches, If not in intellect,
to tie male.
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Peter Smith and Stephen Bro,0n.
1t IS well know that Peter Smith,
was The inventor of the most valuable
form Of the Slow hand press. A Mr..
Stephen BROW c:cSyracu-c, N. Y, has
produced press, to print any number
Of different colors at one time, a very
great desideratum in fancy printing.
As now prac'iced, printing in colors
is very slow, and tedious process
different colors, have to be printed at
different times, the thing printed, hav-
ing to 60 through the press for each
colo-.
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VALUABLE RECIPE. 1T is seldom
we publish recipes unless we have
seen them tried, aud know them to be
good. The following is confidently
recommended to the ladies, it is for a
"Ncsselrode Pudding"
Take as much brains as vii: lie in
the compass of {: diplomatic circle !;
and mince along with butter, sugar,
cat s feathers, and pigeons milk in
equal quantities, all to be we'll shaken
III a hogs horn. Add oliver, we'll
bruised, in sufficient proportion to fla
vor; and when thoroughly incospora-
ted, mix The whole with puff paste and
flummery made into a mess. Mould
in a twisted shape, and plunge into bot
water, where allow it to bubble, the
longer the better.
Two nutmegs in a "Know Nothing"
sauce adds greatly to the flavor.
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~ The St. Lows Intelligenccr
says: that Burglary, riot and rob-
berry seem {, revel in the concious-
ness Of security and impurity in that
city"
Riot is the climate offspring Of
riot, and when any community once
admits. "by justification" the right of
the mob to toke tue law in their on
bands, the peace of that community is
at an end, and the life and liberty O.
the best citizen is placed on an equal
ty With the common rrffian, in such a
State. There is 10 security against
the attacts of the lawless mob, and the
midnight assassin. The fact, that it is
difficult in q riot to ascertain who is
guilty." and that consequently many
culprits go "unwbipped of Justice"
is the reason why this means is sought
by desperadoes to reak their vengence.
The law maxim should be re, iscd,
that tit IS better dozen guilty should
escape, than one innocent be punish
ed" Every man IN a riotous mob, is
to a certain extent guilty and it we're
better that fifty innocent, should be
punished than one guilty hand o.
murder or arson, should escape. There
are no circumstances whatever, to
justify mob. Iftbey are tolerated,
aud jus'i6ablc by permitting the gull
ty to go ''uuvbipped," tden the Mu-
nicipal |. ove, oment Of the Metropol;
is at an end, and Anarchy, # not
Chaos biwself, has came.
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Texas Real Estate BROKERAGE,
COLLECTING AND LAND AGENCY.
DAYMOND. FREEMAN & CO.

HOMES in Texas, and safe investment obtained
through This Agency. FlDELrrY 20 the interests Of
NoN-resdenis. GrsrERs Of Lands for sale in all
psrfs Of ,be State; iul exhibits o;;',e snd accu-
~ Lots. LANDS loo ted, bought and sold. CLAWS
against The Stale or individuals collected; md adj
justed, anf remittances made by exchange OH
New Orleans any OF the northern cities, Il de-
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the S;a,e. A thorou-h and intimate knowledge Of
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at Texas npv always have some e.ding items
and useful hints at the Office of Chs agency Rio-
LISTERS open for exami0a ion.
Office ON Congress Avenue, o.. .ArsiIx, Texas.
GEORGE A. PIKE,
Agent
eWA list Of lands now on sale by r, r, 4 Co.,
may be seen at the Comet Office, with pricee az
fixed.