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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-31
The Americans Friend !!

7otke Citizens IF the Uaited States,
most humby and sincerely thank YOU for the
Immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Piils take this opportunity of stating that my An
csdtors all American citizens, and that entertain
for al that concerns America and the Americans the
most lively sympathies, 20 much so that originally
compounded these Pills expressly to suit your climate
habits constitutions, and of living, intending
70 establish myself among you, which have now done
by nkir premises in New York
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
SO, Corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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J. S. BLATCHLEY,
Attorney, & Counselor ut Law,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
OFFICE, No. 4, UNION BUILDING

DRILLS.
n BALES Blue and v hte Drills, now in store an(
III forsale by GILLIAN & EMERSON:
THE STATE OF IOWA-DELAWARE COUNTY
Clark Bliss Administrator of the Estate of Sebastnt
Overocker, late of said county, deceased Plaintiff
Lavinia Bishop, Mary Overocktr, Rachel Overocker
Eveline Overocker, Martha Overocker, Elijah Ov
erocker Harvey Overocker, and Catherine Over
ecker, children of said Sebastne, decd, and
widow of SAID Sebastine, and
Overocker, guardian of Eveline Ov-
erocker, and James Horny Overocker, minor chill
dren of said Sebastine and James II. Roe, guardian
of Catherine Overocker minor child of said Sebas-
tine, deed. and the heirs and legal representatives
of John MartndaIe. late fNsad county, deceased,
and the heirs and legal representatives of Robe Il
Overocker, late Of the State of Michigan deed and
all others interested in the of said Sebastine
Overocker, deceased, Defendants.
THE said Defendants will take notice that there will
be file, before the Goth day Of May, A d,
1854 in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
in Delaware County, State of Iowa, petition of said
Bliss, administrator aforesaid claiming against them
that they b. ordered decreed to make deed the w
hfi of or of section Re, and to the half of the "
quarter of w quarter OF section 35, all in township
ninety, north of range five west of 9Th M, in said
county and that if they fail do that decree he
entered thathey be forever barred from setting any
claim to said lands and Tor other and further RELIEF ,
aiso that unless you, the said defendants appear and
the said petition before the morning of
the Goth day of June, 1854 default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
A. X. EATON, Atty tor Plff.
May II, 1854 niaI9dlw3
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Cherry Hill Cemetery.

TINE public nvtted to secure Lots IN tins Gem
l. etery. 1t has been laid out in convene mt and
tasteful manner into lots Of different sizes. The dis
lance from town is such that il viii not probably be
included within the future growth of the city so
that any graves will be disturbed and so
to be of elien1 families either IN We
hIcles foot. The road leading from Dubuque is
excellent, and the proprietors satisfied that its sit
and eligibility for the purpose 10 which il is de
signed need only be observed to he appreciated.
Persons wishing TO purchase will apply at the ofc
Of w j. Barney Co., or the undersigned,
WILLIAM CARTER.
Dec %. 1883 dawtf Agent for Cemetery.
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AGREAT AND NOVEL ENTERPRIsE.-Wc pub
lish in advertising columns magnificent Gift En-
terprse the third Of seres) started in New York by
MI. Perham who has been long and favoraby known
throughout the North and East. An examination of it
will present features that commend il the attention of
every man woman and child in the community. We
have to say that the former enterprises Of this in
defatgable manager have been characterized by the
greatest fairness and given the utmost satisfaction to all
concerned. Send in your orders for tickets
possible, they will undoubtedly be taken up in short
time
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H. W. SANFORD'S OFFICE,

Office at the old sta nd i'll front, over Burtonsstore
NOR making entries at the Land Office, with Land
Warrants and Cash for the settlers on credit OF
and years. reasonable terms, and perfect ii
ties guaranteed in all Those persons who have
the pay down for lands would do well to
tract credit, as the choice selections
being fast entered up, and then held AT high prices
Nov. %, 1855 daw6m
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e. -i I"rSWOOn.

MANUFACTURES Cents and Boys Clothing
WI solcits share otFtblic patronage and hopes 10
give satisfaction TO all who may be pleased favor him
with their custom.
Shop over Farley and Chrisman's Dry Goods Stor
Main-srcet. Entrance between the Bank and EXPIRES
office
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LEo E2o ERo
To the Public.

TO the Public.
ID ADWAY & Co.. the Inventors, Manufacturersand
IL Proprietorso of the justly celebrated r. r. f. Rene
dies the first to discover Remedy possessing the
Marvellous and Miraculous Power of stopping the most
Excrueiating Pains in instant, allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal external in few
minutes, and soothing the most severe Paroxysms of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Tic Doloreuy, soon as
applied. Their K. II Remedies consists of three Rene
dies each possessing quick and wonderful powers
certain complaints and diseases, and will instantly
RELIEVE The Human System of Pain.
REGULATE Each Organ to a Healthy .3ction.
RESOLVE .isoay all Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE The 'ody from all corrupt humors
REBUILD The Weak and Broken Dozen
Constitutions.
RESTORE To Health, Strength and Tigor
atL uns0und f. corn out parts.
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PORTER, ALE AND BEER
IDoDoT


A SUPERIOR Article, put up in bottles for sail
IA Wholesale and Retail. Corner of Sixth aud Iowa
STREETS. Delivered in any part Of the country free
charge. NJ. +. SlIlRGi & co.
Dubuque, April 81. 1854 d3in
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NOTICE.

nURSU INT to order of the District of Du-
L buque County, will on Monday the i. day of
June next proceed to make distribution of tn. les
now in my hands, assignee of Hammond Ma kle.
among the creditors of said Hammond and Markle, and
Notice is hereby given to all creditors of said late firm
present their claims to before the said l2t day of
June next, duly authenticated and proved.
BEN. NJ. sAMUELS, Assignee of Hammond &
Dubuque, May 5, 1854 dlw3 Markle.
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Dubuque City Mills,

Corner 80 and Vafer streets
IIAVE constantly ON hand Superfne and Family
IL Flour, warranted Prime article, at wholesale o
retail
We whichever ao,f free of charge within the limits
of the city.
Wanted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, tor which
cash will be pa at market prices Inferior strunko
spilled wheat purchased.
April 80; f25l. NADEAU ROGERS co
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PJkfFICATlON OF THE BLOOD,

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens ofthe Union suffer much from disorders of
the liver and stomach, scarcely free from the in
nuence If these destru ctve maadies, hence lite
fast. The fair perhaps the most handsome in the
World up acertan period when, distressing to say,
man their teeth and good looks, while yet in the
heyday OF life such sad effects may be eectually
died by continually keeping The blood pure, and the
Liver and Stomach in healthy action when life will
bllme. where an eternal spring appears TO reign As
regards the preservation of the human frame, and the
lessy that health and life be prolonged for many
years beyond their ordinary limits, If Hooway's Pills
are taken . purity the blood to the rules lard
company each box.
A. CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING GU GgRED BY HoLLowAY's
cyy@ Estie, rom capsain John Johnson, Aston House,
Men York, dated JaR. S, 1854.
To Professor HoLLowAY, 80, Corner of Ann and Mas
son strsats, N. Y. SHIFT is with the heartfelt
pleasure have to Intern you tat have been restored
% health and strength BY taking your Pills For the last
ten yeaT1, suffered from arrangement of the Liver
and Stomach and reduced TO such extremity that
gave mp my Ship never expecting 10 60 to Sea any
more, - had tried every Remedy that recommend
ed to ne, hut all to no purposes and had given myself
up despair, when 1t last recommended to take
your Pills. Aer using them for three months the result
Il that am in better health than have been fol
eleven years past and indeed well ever wa in
life. You quite at liberty to make this known for tn
''A'''' = $3.50 tsignedj JOHN JOHNSON
These celebrated ills are WONDERFULLY e6ieaeiou
IN the foltoping complaints
sAsue Debility Headache, Scfosufa
Asthma Dropsy Indigestion or King'sEvi
bilious Complaints Eysipelas Jaundice
blOtches on the skin Female lrreg- Liver Com
Bowel Complaints arities plants
Constipation Of the Feversofall Piles
Bowels kinds Retention
Stone and Grivel Govt of Urine
eecondarySymptoms VenerealAfectns Worms
: weakness from whatever cause all kind
- Sod 1t the establishment Of Professor HoLLowA
3e Comer Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York ais
hy all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
tkrouehout United States, Boxes, at 81 cent
81 cents and 81 so cents each To be had wholesale
u prfncipal Drug Houses in the Union.
- Thesei 4 considerable saving by taking the lar
~ B-Dirsciions for the guidance Of patients in ev
~ disorder IRE AIMED to each Box
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
IN tofore existing in the Stone Cutting Business be-
tween James w. Crockett and James Z. Williams, is
this day dissolved.
The business of the former firm will be carried on
hereafter by the undersigned, who alone is authorized
to settle its affairs. JAMES c. WILLIAMS.
Dubuque, May IL, 1854. dwtf
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order of the County Court, the
last will and testament of Robert Yates late dec'd
viii be offered for probate in the County Court of Du-
buque County, on Monday the 9Th day OF June next
Any person having obe ctionS to against the ad-
mission of said will notified TO be present at the time
above named. BENZ. RUPERT, Clerk.
sAMUELs & VAsDEvER, Attys for Estate.
NAV 5. 1854. Liwa
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
lust Received direct from New York and New Or
d leans, and sold at lowest possible rates, by
Triton MOLONY.
$50 Boxes st Julien Clsret Wine.
us do. Haul Sauterne do.
~ Casks Claret do
IL 20. liant Sauterne do.
10 do. Cadiz Port do.
do Crown do.
4 do. do old Port do.
IA do. old Madeira do
10 l-2 do. do. do.
IA do. Malaga do.
IA do. Sherry do.
2 pipes st Croix Rum:
do Jamaica do
9 hid Scotch Whiskey
Is bills old Nonongahefa do
10 do Bufbon do
Is cas- Muir and Sons Edngbprgh Alo.
Is do RIB Byass's London Potter
10 1ghton's Btters.
10 ppermint
90 moa Syrup.
100 baskets Heidaek Champagne
so NJ Cigars different brands
$50 demohns, from | n gallons
800 boxes Sardines
800 IA do do
so bbls Rectifed Whiskeys
Dubuque, May 10, 1854 dwH
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LII Walter Scott's Works. in different sorts ofa III
n ing can be had at CHAs. RATTRAY'S
Under the City Hotel and opposite the American House
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

D., THE Saw Mill, in fine running Older and
fm4 lo00acres of Timbered Land attached located
.2 on the sonth Fors of the Makoquesa, G 10 miles
s. f. OF Cascade, is for sale. Tie Mill was pa;srl fur
Lished astfai. with The nacst Improved m,chnery p.
pahe OF cutting 5000 feeto Oak lnmberper day Tn.
Timber, "'ichiso Of avery fine quality will be sold en-
TIRE arih parcels tosnt purchasers. There is stead,
sadiucreasng de:nantf for a lumber mannfefursd Al
TINS establishment at good rates. ltsin the mediat
siclnifyof very rich and ourisng settlements. AT 2
yer. ri1ins expense, Grst Mill could be attached
upontile same water power ANY person DESTROYS o
becoming wealthy, would do welf"examIne the prem-
ses soon. FtrterIns and further particulars, the ffo
prieteiwouldre ferpurchasersto
Real Estate Agslt
Orto w NJ. - IN ~
City Hotel, 1907 Dubu4us
Mach aist ta,3 daw-tf
q BtLES Shifting, stripe: nov landing al. tor gale
X GILLIAN & EMERSON.
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NOTICE
WILLIAM p. McLoNY. MATTHEW s. MoLoN
MOLONX q BROTHER,
Forwarding and Commission Me,

chants,
80 Common street, New Orlsans. Agents NJ Edg
" ell and co, st. Louis; b. Il. Campbell and CO
iaena, Illinois, Harmon and CO. Peru, Illinois; G.
Lindley and co. Lasale, Illinois.
REsERENcEs.-Barclay 4 Lvingsten; Rsnonld ans
Francois, Ralph Mead and co.; V. Barcelow and Alex
Frear, New York Whitney and Fenno Boston; "
Corwith and co. Galena Ills; Il. s. Goodman and co
Cincinnati; lutclIngs and co., Louisville Ky Nicely
and Howe. Thomas Dyer, Walter S. Gurnee, and E. ID
Taylor, Chicago; Page and Bacon, st. Louis
Dec. 7, 1853. dSm
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N O T I G. E /.

NUTS of all kinds, Raisins, Figs Dates and Dried
IN Fruits, superior quality, for sale low.
mayer SIMPSON. BENTHALL & co.
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.V'OTECE.

eVOXHCE.
New Stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods, Boots,
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
FOE. Sale CheaD3
THE undersigned would Respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that they haye
full stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
in the of Main and 9th Streets and at
their old stand under the sWapes Hnuse'' Both at
the above stocks full and complete, received
rectly from the Eastern Markets, and wo,iid res
pectnlly invite all To and examine for themselves.
for we shall sell them cheap-rery che0p for CASH
Returning sincere thanks for past f5vors, we re
main your obedient servants,
r. NAPLES
N. B. The undersigned would respectfully say the
Ladies of the city and country generally, that although
nv LOSS ~ the late fire has been great one, my late
House Furnis, enterprise, sill they shail moi he dis
appointed. They may depend upon my opening just
the burned soon as building can
be got aud the goods got here from the East
My intentions keep full stock of House Fur
nshng Goods in every department. connected with the
latest styles of Dress Goods in almost endless variety
Trimmings, &C., &C.. &c.
Feeling very grateful TO the citizens of Dubuque and
surrounding country for their liberal patronage for the
last fourteen years and respectfully solics contnu
| ance of the same. With my best respects,
l am your ob't. scrvt
rETER NAPLES.
| Dubuque, Sept.I 9, 1853 daw-tf
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SIMPSON, BENTHALL & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers IN GrOcerie:
and Dry Goods,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
All kinds of produce bought and sold Cash advances
Consignments.
o. BENrHAL. v. SIMPSON: ]. NJ. BENrHALI-
No. 80, Steamboat Landing, Dubuque, Ioaca
WE have just opened the above Ware House, and are
w now filling up with the largest assortment OF Dry
Goods and Groceries before offered IN Dubuque
We confident that with facilities for purchasing,
and having partner resident in the East To take advan
tage OF the market and force saes and orw adng goods
to order, that offer 10 Dealers and Consnm-
anything in line prices that will give satsiac-
ton.
City and Country Dealers respectfully solicited TO
call and exam goods and prices feel conf
dent suit them both regari price and quality
Among other things we ave in store and receiv
ing,
80 hhds N. o. and Clarified Sugar,
Is Sbls Becher's crushed
GO sacks Rio Java, and LagIira Coffee,
1000 lbs Salt Fish 40 boxes Herring,
% bbls and half bbIs Mackere and Herring,
100 kegs Nails so boxes Glass,
so boxes Palm and Resin Soap,
IS &c Star. Sperm and Mould Candles,
100 boxes and chests superior Green and Black Teas
Is bales Sheerinss,
25 bales and Drills ,Tiek'g Depims and Ticks
20 cases Prints aud ielaines.
SIMPSON, BENTHALL & co.
Dubuque, May 81, lo54-d&w IL
YANKEE NOTIONS, such as Porte Monnaies, RAJ
j zors, Knives Soap, Brushes, ComSs, Gallery Pins,
Pencils Pens etc just received good assortment
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HOES AND FORKS
7 ARGE Stock of Hoes and Forks, direct from the
IL mandatory, now in store and for sale by
GILLIAN & EMDRSON.
~ OLD paid for Bank notes at half to one per cent
" discount at the Bank of
F. S. JESUP & Comply
Dubuque, Dec 49, 1883 daw:}m
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THE ATTENTION

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties
~ invited TO the following and ralua6ie Inuention,
for applying Electricity i'll cheap and elegant form the
cure Of Disease.
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Nails.
r~ KEGS assorted Ma Is in store and for lie by
10 GILLIAN Il EMERSON
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CHICAGO MARKET.
May 26, 1854
WHEAr.-Spring wheat ranges from $ 30 to
ri ,33. Prime from $1,32 to 81 40 per
bushel.
CoRN-From a to AZ cents.
OATs.-From 81 to SIC.
RARLEY.-From So to SIC
RYE.-Fr0m IS to zoe,
PoRK.-Mess pork from $3.50 to $l4:
HIpEs.-Market finn and demand good.
GREEN 4aa5c-dry sailed llal29c.
MILWAUKEE, MARKET.
May gath.
Flour, 1915.
Wheat, $l,3S, to ST. ,65.
Oats, 81, to 80 cts.
Barley, 624.
Corn, 37l, to 40 cts.
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Barney & Co.'S Advertisements

AGENCY FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
HE undersigned offer their services 10 sell bosses
| 1 Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate in
dubuque Land district. They feel warranted from Their
facilities as and Agents in promising moderate
commission pronptsaie ofpropery entrusted other
disposal
WI BARNEY & Co.
office on Main ST., nearly opposite American House
Dubuque, August 3D. 1853.
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Fresh Arrivals.
ok Drums Goldfish 60 boxes l-o and Rasans
- 40 Pkgs chests and l-2 chests Tea
25 Boxes No. /, Soap; Tierce Rice
l cask Brandy do Port Wine;
The above Goods will be sold the trade town OF
country at a small advance cost.
3. J. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, III .Uain-sf., Dubasae.
Also, fine lot of Harvesting Tools Scythe Snaths
Fork Stck los u
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NOTICE.
,VNHE following packages of Goods, &C. are now at
i the Warehouse of Hammond 4 Hall, No. 30S
Steamboat Landing, Dubuque, Iowa:
Boxes Sundries, for A. ID. Babcock,
Chests, GO
Charges S3967. If the above goods are not called
for within 30 days from date they will be sold
to pay the above charges same.
HAMMOND & HALL.
May 4, 1854. d30
A LARGE and Fresh assor;nentof TE.aS, Just re-
~ ceived and for sale low. d.
ANDERSON & MILTON
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DURKEE'S CELEBRATED
Chemical Yeast, or Baking Powder,
OniniOns of the Press.

TIME Cheapest, Healthiest. Most Useful and Ecouom
zeal Article, for raising Bread Biscuit, Fried, Grid
die and Johnny Cakes Pastry Puddings sweet cakes,
Corn Bread, &c., ever invented
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VANKEE NOTIONS, such Porte Monnaes, RAJ
i zors Knives, Soap, Brushes, Comiss Gallery Pins,
Pencils Pens etc just received good assortment.
may 81 SIMPSON, BENTHALl & co.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May &c.
Flour 1871 to $780,
Wheat, bushel $l.82a2,25
Rye lis
Oats I" So c. and "a c.
Corn 65 !" FAC.
Provisions.
Pork, clear $l4 90
I" mess IA 90
:. Prime l2 So 90 90
Beef, $50 and $l2 for prime mess Sl4al4, so
FOR repacked Chicago, 81, and $5,25 for city
BRINE.
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Fish.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ggNHE undersigned have just rscefct full aud G. M
4 plete assortment of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
al almost every variety wanted in this market such ns
LADIES DRESS GOODS Il TRIMMINGS
~haws, Benncts, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery Edgines.
lnser'ings GInehams, Prints, De LANES, Cashneres
cloths, Cassmeres, Sattinets and yestinas Blanks1s
Sheetngs, billings, Tickings, &c
HATS, APPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES.
@HAW Il Ia @a
Hardware, QueensWare and Groceries.
Having purchased onf stock in Boston and New York.
and being DESTROYS of inc rasina cur business we offer
as or Inducements to buyers If great r. than any
house IN THIS CITY, To prove this the public are respeef
tul!y invited to call and examine goods aud prices
We shall doour bestto please and patron
age.
J. g. WEATHERBY & co.
Main-street,=2d door above Sixth
Dubuque, Sent 2a,h. 1853 dawf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
Monetary.

We cut the following items of interest from
Of the l7th:
The demand fer money is still active and is
! felt through every branch and channel Of trade
We observe greater quantity of the non spec
ulatve stocks on the market-bank and state
stocks, Of which the abundance Offering has
lowered the price. Indeed, the very general
passing Of railroad dividends this haifyear has
both prevented supply of money from quar-
ter usually rc-investing their dividends, and
created a demand FOR money by such as use
their receipts, and consequently offer for sale
their more current stocks.
The general privaton of revenue from this
source, on which reliance was placed, has been
overlooked III its effects on the money mar
ket.
The banks are still disposed to contract, and
discount rates are firm, with an upward ten
dcnry.
The demand for On exchange has abat-
ed from the lesser supply of money on the mar
ket. and consequently the rates are easy. The
quotations this morning was 100 1-2dl09 "a
for sterling.
The stock market is variable and fluctuating
Prices advanced considerably before the board,
but lowered both at the first and second call.
They close. however, at some advance OH yes
day mornings prices.
The private advices from Europe by the Bal
tic speak of financial matters as being strin-
gent for the present, but hopeful for the fu-
ture.
Fewer orders for American securities have
come out by this packet than by the previous
lew arrival, but at prices which admit of their
being executed
We learn that the life insurance companies
ofthis city suffer to the extent of $4,000 from
the loss of life by the wreck of the Arctic. OF
this sum $4,000 was on the life oil Edward
Santoid, Esq.
The disturbances in the ncighborhood of
Canton continues to interfere with the regular
course of the tea market. The price of tea in
London has consequently advanced.
The wood market in England is firm but
bull. in view Of the public sales shortly to be
held.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
NUMBER 7.
Telesraphic.
BALTTMoRE, Oct. 10,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
The yellow fever has appeared at Beaufort,
). e. Five deaths have occurred.
Deaths from fever at Charleston and Savan-
nah Continue to average from three 10 six
daily.
The Maryland coal trade during the past
week reached l3 800 tons
The navigation Of the canal is resumed.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Is.
Major J. l.. Martin. the oldest and wealthiest
citizen ofLousville, died yesterday.
The Kentucky Trust Bank and Connersville
Bank suspended to-day.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 20.
The Express Office of Adams Co., was rob-
bed last night of $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
Mcssrs. Outcall & Co., private bankers, failed
to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct 20.
LITER IRON HAVANA.
The bctrayer of Lopez assassinated. Guards
whc followed The funeral attacked by mob.
Desperate coDfct-several killed and wounded
LIQUOR LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania has rejected Prohibitory Ii
9uor Law by 5000 majority. ."
ILLNESS OF ABcoTT LAWRENCE
Abbott Lawrence is dangerously ill of in
Illumination Of the bowels--family sent for-re-
coyery doubtful.