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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
GEO. N. PROPER. WILCOX.
PROPER WILCOX,
Dealers In Real Eafe Practical Surveyors and General

Agenfs.
OFFICE in the U. s. Land Once Buildings,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
TXTE will attend to the purchase and
w property, farming lands
other important localities. Particular attention
veyng and entering lands In the Pneries
where in the Territory. Property and titles carefully
ined; taxes paid Collecting done. sc.
All business entrusted will receive prompt
attention.
References.
GEEEsEE, MICu-Hon Vim. FentOn, Register U. 8. Land
Once; Hon. Russell Bishop ReceI,e err, do.
PONTIAC, MIcHHon G. T. COPELAND, Judge ID Judicial
District.
LAPEER, MIcH-Ion. A. n. Hart, Prest Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Railroad; j. r. white, Esq, Director, do.
SAGINAW, MICH-M b. Hess, ESQ.,, p. NJ; Hon. James
Watson.
DETROIT MIcH-G. 8. LESTER ESQ.,, Pow ardng aid Com
mission Merchant; Messrs Lewis Graves, dol p. Whit
temore, Atty at Law.
CLEVELAND, O.-Hon. VIM. Case, Pres't p. & a. R.R.
change Broker
MINNEAPOLIS, N. T-Hon. A. =. Ames; n. /. Ods, Ne.
gister q. 3. Land Once; r. p. RUSSELL Receiver.
SAINT PAUL.-Ex- Sovrrnor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
German; J. Travis Rosser sec'y MT.
BURLINGTON, vT-Rev. Worthington Smith, n, PreS,t
u " NJ: Farand N. Benedict, Professor Mathematics
Civil Engineering, do Hon II. CafliB Customs
AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY-Rev. Win. q. r.
Shcdd, Professor Of Sacred Rhetoric and Past Tfeo.
BRAsHER FALLS, n. Y-E. s. Hubbard, ESQ.,, Dealer in
Lumber and Produce.
CHICAGO 1LLs.-John B. Turner, ESQ.,, President O. L. C.
Y. R.R-; n. K. Towner E'q Sec'y do.
BELvIDERE, ILLs.-Hon. Cephus Gardner; Hon. R. a. Ma.
ony, ~ D. and Alex. Nicely, Esq.,, Pcs't BelvJere Rank
ORWELL, vT.-Hon. Roswell Bethune
ort19-dwn
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SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

Establishment u furnished with GOOD sssorfmeni
Of Patterns, and ready to an orders all descriptions
:hot notice and reasonable Having experienced
Pattern Maker, In employ prepared to ur
patterns Of description that may be called for.
Also-IPsn Turning and FtnishinS.
Brass, and Composition Casting, made TO order. Rabbit
metal, &c, constantly on hand.
Old cast brass and taken IN exchange work
J. &. J. D. GILMAN.
st. Paul, Sept. ., 1854. dw.ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

BUscHIN.-Thc celebrated poet and professor
Buschin who was very careless in his dress, went
out one day in an Old crossing gown, and met in
the street a citizen with whom he acquainted.
The gentleman, however, passed him without even
raising his hat. Divnng the cause, the poet has
tened home, and put a cloak of velvet and cr-
mine, in which he again went out and contrived
once more to meet the same citizen, who this time
raised his his hat and bowed profoundly. This
made the poet still more angry, when he saw that
hi. velvet cloak claimed more respect than his
professorship and poetical fame. lie fastened
homc threw his cloak on the floor, and stamped
on it, saving Art thou Buschin, or am | 20
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

YoUNG MAN's REQUIREMENTs.-Ab box of la Su-
ia cigars--pantaloons of indescribablc figure
immense self cstcem-a suspicion of hair on the
upper lip--largc acquaintance with horsc-jockeys
"a general idea of gambling, under the head of
racing, pool and faro-an awful bill at an unfor-
tunatc taiors-a walking stick--a sanguinary
vest, and rcvcngcfully col!Orcd neck handkerchief
no judgment-any given quantity of assurance
credit in every bar-room-a knowle ige OF the
names of every brand of champas ne-no educa-
ton, talent or capacity model young man.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

The Woodbury. Bank, Woodbury., Connecti-
cut, thrown out at the Suffolk Bank.
Seven more Indiana Banks under protest, viz !:
Wayne Bank, Logansport; State Stock Bank of
Indiana, Peru; Upper Wabash Bank, Wabash;
Perry County Bank, Cannelton; Steuben County
Bank, Angola; Traders Bank, Terre >Haute;
Great Western Bank, Terre Haute. Look out for
more soon!
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NoAH's ARH.-The largest ocean steamship,
(says the Sailors Magazinc,) now plying on the
Atlantic, bear precisely the proportions in length,
breadth, and depth, that are recorded concerning
Noah's ark. The dimensions of the Atlantic
steamers are, length 322 feet, breath of beam so
feet, depth 2Sl feet. The dimensions of the ark
were, length 300 ,cubits, breath 30 cubits, depth
80 cubits. The ark therefore, nearly twice
the size, in length and breadth, of these vessels,
the cubt being nearly % inches /; both had upper,
lower, and middle stories. After all the acquire
ments of forty two centuries, which have elapsed
since the deluge, the shipbuilders have to return
to the model afforded by Noah's ark.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

rlis banking Jvhnson agent OF the
Farmers Joint Stock at Bfa suspended yesterday. fol-
lowing relative appears yester-
days Buffalo papers:-
The city being
unable longer sustain the
would parties the bills of
this Sank will be fully red
otherswise parties may
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TUESDAY, DEC. al2, 1854. q


HARD TIMES. ~
If there are any among us who does not believe
the present to be hard times, call his attention
to the following facts and figures cut from the N.
Y. Journal of Commerce of q recent date:
''Is it not about time to stop our wild fight,
and look back and sec if anything is chasing US !?
The old lady's motto, that Sits no use to be
frightened to death, if we never de- contains
some sense as we'll as sound.
We annex in this connexiOn the lowest prices of
o-day and the corresponding date of last year for
few leading railro Dad stocks:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

CO Specie exported from New York, during
October, SO, 49,, 1893 during ten months of 1854,
$33, 563,14
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Fashionable Church.--An old gentleman from
the rural DISTRICTS, having been invited last Sun
day, by one of citizens, to attend divine SER
vice with him, at a fashionable church. the beams,
rafters, etc, of which agreeably to the modern
custom, are left exposed was asked:
well, Mr.-how do you like the looks of our
new church? p
'Well,' was the reply, 'arter we get it 'lathed'
and 'pastercd,' it won't be a very unsightly con-
ccrn.'-BOStOn Museum.
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c. There will be grand ball at the Winslow
House tonight. Extensive preparations have been
made, and it is doubtless intended that this shall
be the most brilliant affair of the season.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

eT The Common Council of Chicago have
passed an ordinance repeating all licenses to sell
liquor that have been granted, thus leaving those
who continue to sell to the action Of the law.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

10 Madame Poultney, who sued for possess
ion OF lands in New Orleans, worth more than
two millions of dollars, has been beaten in the o.
S. District Court.
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SAD CALAMITY The editor of the Buffalo Re-
public is truly to be pitied in his misfortunes, but
if the sympathy of his brethren of the quill will
be of any avail to tighten the load of his grief We
can assure him they will not be lacking. The
following melancholy announcement we clip from
the Republic of Nov. goth. 1t speaks for itself
comment is unnecessary:
Our notice in regard to Thanksgiving &c doins,' .
brought us into trouble. Fourteen baskets of
champagne blocked up the doorway this morn
ing, and fine COW, loaded down with game, was
tied to the piston of the engine. An Irishman
was detected in driving in " broth of a pig" but
he was choked of.
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william Brewster & Co.,
(LATE OF WESTERN BANK; Phiia.;)
NIX f. RS.


kERS,
EcebHn;e RscI Es .so.;s p sr S.s'
PAUL, MINNESOTA.
promot erOa ever 10 Collections 10 az pa IS Of The Ter
iitO's' anf proceeds Svrsn ra es o. exchange
Bought and Sold located on time 10 the favor Of actual
Town ,;ry psopery or sale for cash or on tme
We give pe'ssra s.ep 100 to the Po.cha:e and Sale Of
Gu Land Warran's, and all ohe bus ness that may DC
Passage from and money ecmsted ;o Britain Ireland
81. Pau, July Is, jo5.-wt..
persons having claims Ramsey County, ST. Paul
n District taking of the sick, will please bear in
mind that cannot pay their Ds unless previously notneo OF
Per authority Of the County Commissioners.
DAILY LINE OF STAGE COACHES.
SAINT PAUL AND SALTWATER
St. Paul morning at and upon the arrival Of the
st. Anthony Falls Stage.
Saltwater every morning and arrive in town to
meet with st. Anthony Falls stage.
saltwater and Taylor's Falls.
LEAVE
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ, and
return on alternate days.
St, Paul and shakopee.
St. Pau every Monday wednesday, Friday, returning
a5Passengers will be called for Principal
Aug 10 WITT s. POWERS, Proprietor.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
Subscriber highest market
price for Wheat delivered In st. Anthony.
dec4-2ws A. KING.
TO THE PURLiC.-INDIANA MONEY.
WE will receive depose all Indiana Free Bank Bills
w Except broken banks at five discounts
payable days, In current funds, at countc In
Eastern Exchange at one per cent premium.
WIN. BREWSTER & CO., Bankers,
dcc2-3t Roberts Street, Lower Town.
STRAYED
IROM the premises Of the subscber the Rice Lake Road
miles from st. Paul. about the first Of Oct, two
months old, whites speckled neck, black
and red spotted. liberal reward will be paid
delivery the same to the subscriber.
nov29-tf JOHN LEIDIGARBAR.
STRAYED,
nN about the 3oth last pair Of three old
red lined back branded the right horns with the
J. R. Any who will said Steers, will be bc
rally rewarded. CHESTER BUSHNELL,
Proprietor OF the SICharies House.
st. Anthony, Nov. 2sth, 1854. nov29-2wd&w
THE WINSLOW HOUSE,
JUNCTION OF ST. ANTHONY EAGLE h FORESTS, st. Paul.
MESSRS. CLEMENTS & PARKER, Propretors.
HAVING taken this and commodOus House, respectfully
Il solicit share Of public patronage.
The building having been opened In July last and
expense spared furnishing offers the travelling
public that home. Being situated In the
business portion Of the city, VISITORS business pleasure,
will find 1t Tn their advantage with The proprietos
will spare pains furnish their table with the
market affords.
u. with this Livery prepared
furnish pleasure parties, and Others with good
CLEMENTS & PARKER.
st. Paul, Nov. 81, 1s5i-d&w1y.
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OFFICE STATIONERY.
ONBS every article used IN Pub,se ~,
hces which he would Be pleased At an TIM hv
sams nn BOOK STORE,
~ %ssJ Wear American House.
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CO The editor of the South Boston Gazette
reports that lady of his acquaintance says her
conscience is so clear that you can see through
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Cy" Fight hundred dollars have been sub
scribed in Washington City towards the proposed
monument to Steward Holland, the gunner of the
Arctic.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

- The California Supreme Court have deci-
dcd that Chinese testimony is not admissible for
or against a white man, in criminal prosecutions.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. /.
1t is said the Presidents message will be star
ted for the leading cities north and east on Sat-
urdav, so that it may bcpublished simultaneously
with its delivery to Congress.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

~ 1t is stated that Santa Anna has given Or
ders for the construction of two more war steam
crs ut New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

Bench street, by the by, is pucuarly rich antiquities.
The nucleus Saint Paul
ssrelics'' precisely canonical,
and the rotten remains of baarc which
evee, sentmenay dedicated the
Of enthusiastic rats and ee hogs. But unfortunately
tor coming, the time within pictur-
esque front Of Saint Paul. not initiated the poecaI part
the thing. The tenderness classic
gae the shock his first legendary
Of the Dacota era; those venerable myhsOd Bss
legged Jim; touch chord In his
never yet got entirely the prejudice that coup ocu
1t visits in dreams like nightmare. We have
acquired blind creduity I'm pristine queer
used to sell blankets at entirely original relative
computation whisky these vile heaps are
that they be
forthwith reduced practical weod consigned
spectOr Lamb.
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]. WOODWARD.

J. WOODWARD,
MKRcHASr TAILOR AND DRAPER, Wholesale Dealer in
M Clothing and Furnishing Goods, between te lruertrsn
Hotel and winsiOw House, Saint Paul Ninnesots.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

CJ5~ a number of workmen are about to en-
bark from various ports in Massachusetts, to cut
live oak in the Georgian forests this winter for
ship building.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

We give below list of Indiana Free Banks issues which
received at the Banking Houses Of this city, The list will be
daily The State Banck Bank receives the following
Indiana Bank. MsdsoI Bank of the Capital, Indps.
Traders Bank, indianapolis. Great western Bank.
Farmers and Mechanics Public Stock Bank
Bank. indianapolis. State Stock Security.
the above, A. Fletcher folOwing
Bank Of Bridgeport. Bank Of Monticello.
Shawnee Bank, Artca. Bank of Rockville.
Bank of ndana Michigan City, Western Bank OF Plymouth
Crescent City Bank. Lagrange Bank.
Canal Bank. Bank OF Salem.
New York Stock Bank. State stock Bank Of Marion.
Brookvnle Bank. Delaware County Bank.
Faette County Bank. Kalamazoo Bank.
Cambridge City Bank. Gramercy Bank.
Fort Wayne Bank. Government Stock, Lafay-
Huntington County Bank. cite.
Bank of Rensselaer,. Bank Attica.
Farmers X Mechanics Bank. Bank North America.
Wabash Valley Bank. Kentucky Stock Bank.
Bank of Goshen. Farmers Bank Jasper.
Wabash River Bank. Bank OF Albany.
Bank Mount vcrnan. Bank Of Elkhart.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte. Bank of Auburn.
Bank of Warsaw. Bank Of Syracuse.
Bank Of Rockport. Bank Of Covngton.
Hoosier Bank.
Savings the above list, Bloomington,
noId's Bank. n
The Bank Of the CAPITAL the Cntra Bank and the Farmers,
Mechanics the all Indiana
except the Bank and Northern Indiana Bank
Lgansport. Toe Bank the Bank Plymouth,
Dove Bank Rome, and Illinois and Wisconsin Banks,
addition to these.
With such favorable condition Of things at
home the paper of the Indiana Free Banks will
soon be in good credit, and current abroad.
ILLINols.-The panic in this State has forced
several of its banks into suspension, and some
of them may be compelled to wind up. But in
any event the money may be regarded as safe,
and should pass current with business men of the
country, as there can be possibility OF ultimate
loss to the bill holder backed it is by stocks.
WIscoNs1N.-No apprehension is felt for the
safety of the Banks in this State 1t was rumor-
ed that the Badger State Bank at GAINESVILLE, and
the Rock River Bank at Beloit had failed or been
discredited. But as we have every week received
papers from the former place, and no confirmation
of the rumor having appeared therein, we believe
that said Banks are sound and in good credit at
home, at this present writing.
1t is also rumored that the Oshkosh City Bank
at Oshkosh, Wis.,, has been discredited. The
Germania Bank at Milwaukee, is said to have
failed.
Omo.-Recent advices from below are to the
effect that the Commercial Bank Of Toledo.
branch of the State Bank of Ohio, closed on the
9th ult.
The notes of the Stock Banks that have suspen-
ded are received in payment of State taxes at par
and are doubtless current in Ohio generally.
KxN1UckY.-The Kentucky Trust Co., Covins.
ton, KY, has made an assignment to Judge VIM.
B. Kinkead and Samuel j. Walker, ESQ. The
amount Of circulation tits said win be near $780,
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MORTGAGE SALE,

AND ss now % be- a az Ss
notice. certain Indcntre of Mortgage bear
by Charles D. Fillmore and Julia f. Fillmore wife,
the Of Ramsey and Territory Of Minnesota to Al
as mortgage Register deeds in the County
the Territory Of Minnesota in Book CO Of mOrgs-
1854 O'Clock the that day. And suit
S ssa merssge any mart thereof,
therefore, notice is hereby given that and
Statute in such premises described
and covered by said mortgage to wit:
s in the original town of St. Paul; being
fifty street and fifty feet In and hundred
and fifty Sbey And also the undivided third
lot number six @ in Block number twenty
tynne @ the original town Of Saint Paul. described as fol-
Commencing point sblcy hundred and atty
said sbley twenty feet running right
the East line Of said iothence running towards the
River said east line Of said lot twenty feet to the line
by Spencer Markleyhence at right angles
Westward to the place Of beginning.
st. Paul in the County Of Ramsey and
Territory OF Minnesota.
the appurenanccs and privileges there
unto belonging or appcrtaining.
win be sold at public auction at city
Of January next day,
isfy the amount due on said with costs OF sale DATED
Tic '''A '"' VI '''''''~' ALEXANDER w1LK1N,
AMEs & VAN ErrEN. Attorneys of Mortgage.
WAKEFIELD & BROWN,
rTORNEYs AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, Holmes ST.,
"a opposite the WATSON House, Shakopee scott county, T.
Will give attention to the business Of their profession
this and adjoining countless Claims bought and sold In
formation furnished with reference to titles tree Of charge
J. B. WAKEFIELD. L. NJ. BROWN.
Territory of Minnesota,
County Of Ramsey,
Matthew Tasey' fiantih' (Ds;r:c Cor t, Second IT.
, a S;s r,aa,r. ( dicial.Dist, let.
To JANE rArsEv, the above namedi Defendant:
Won hereby and required 10 and am an
4
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FARMERS JOINT STOCK BANK, CANADA.-By advertise
mens will be that the Bills Joint Stock
Bank, Toronto, redeemed at its agency
ery.
Reports its discret groudes, standing being such
as to place 1t beyond suspicion. Journal.
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e. The Boston Journal notices the bringing
of forty Irish paupers from Deer Island, for the
purpose of placing them on board ship which is
to transport them back to Ireland, whence they
came or We're sent to this conntrx
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la THANKSGIVING.
GOVERN0R,C pROCT

has custom with the American People 70 nave
day in the set giving thanks u Amis
God for his blessings upon them y nai0n:-
Therefore, l. Willis A. German, Governor Of the Terri
tory Mnnetoa, and observe
Thursday the 2lst OF Decembe and all
requested TO abstain
day, and manifest in At their obligations to
th Great Ruler Of the Universe for his goodness to
people individually and collectively.
Executive Dept Min. Ter, W. A. GORAAE.
Nov. IL, 1854. ..- -..t.-. ..-... .-.
BY the Governor,
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CB7~ George Washington Lafayette, son of the
brave General Lafayette, is sojourning in New
York
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Cy~ The landing of the Pilgrims is to be cele-
brated IN Montreal for the first time on Deem
Der, Odd, by New Englanders residing there.
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EDITED BY C.. II. PARKER.
MONETARY

The money market for this city remains without
change. Quite large amount is in private hands,
for investment real estate at 80 per cent. per an
NUN, without much demand LIST class paper
per cent. per month. Exchange on the South is
somewhat scarce and the rates arc firm at Ia
and l-2 premium.
The latest news from below is highly favorable,
and the general impression is that the tight I"
place has been passed.
From Indiana we learn that there was ut one
time about 81 100000 of the Stock Bank paper
in circulation, the amount is now only about
$3,5OO,OOO, which is being retired at the rate of
from $4,000 to 100000 per day. The Bank of
the Capital and the Farmers & Mechanics Bank
receive all but Conncrsvillc and the Northern Bank
of Indiana at Logansport. S. A. Fletcher receives
the paper of 81 banks and the Savings Bank that
of 81; and the merchants are generally taking
the notes.
The following list we clip from the Daily Ban
ner, printed at Madison, Ind:
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AmEs & VAN ErrEx. Attorneys Of Mortgage
Territory Of Minnesota, So

l.. L. WAIT u co..
nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Crockery, Third
IL st. Paul. au3l5-wt
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BOARD OF TRADE.-We understand that the
Board of Trade effected permanent organization
on Friday night last, and elected the following
gentlemen officers for the ensuing year:
VIM. r. Marshall, President.
DIR. Thomas Foster, Vice Pres't.
a. Ii. Cathcart, Treasurer.
1t was deemed expedient to postpone the cleo
rion of Secretary and Directors until the next
meeting, which will he held on Saturday evening,
the 10th inst. We understand it is the intention
of the Board to confne itself to matters legitim-
ately within their province, and so doing it will
be entitled to the best wishes of the community.
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j. TRAVIS hos'Eh' Sec, MIN. Ter.
nOy1l-td
GEORGTA MONEY.

= - GEORGIA MONEY.
TTAyNG Inquiries in person In Chicago, that
the recent failure Of the Merchants Bank Of
Macon, Georgia, Atlanta Bank entirely grodless
bills always been promptly and fuly re-
Chicago and Georgia, and that they have sue
cessfuy wthood upon them during the late
Bank Panc destroyed OF the stock sIicured
believe community will be safe In taxing "a
bills, them the same terms 40
other currency Wis at par on deposit ut current rates for
gold and exchange. MACKUBIN & EDGEhTON'
dec 12-1t.
NEW assortment Of Toys, suitable for Christmas and New
n Years presents. HENRY WEBEk,
declI-Imd&w Opposite the Rice House.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
UyE best brands Camelias and Londes;
also variety domestic Segars. Chewing TooaccD-the
Virginia Leaf Twist, AMI first rate article Scafarla
Smoking Tobacco. HENRY WEBER,
decII-Imd&w Opposite the Rice House.
NOTICE.
TAKEN UP, the sixth Of December on the road leading
St. Paul to Fort Smelling, at my house, red and
supposed years branded the right horn
The requested to ownership and
take him away.
dec11-4w JAMES s. WILLIAM.
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CT The total number of deaths at Savannah.
since the breaking out of the epidemic, is 967 !;
of which 600 were by yellow fever.
The WoRsr IsN.@'' Harry" inquired a friend
the other day, " which do you consider the worst
of the numerous isms now PREVALENT"
Abolitionism?" inquired his friend.
sNo."
Sc Socialism?0
@No."
"Nativism ?''
"No, no.'
"Then must give it ups" replied he. "Fx-
pound"
"Why, Rheumat-ism!"
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We give Currency, except for Atlanta and on
Certificates.