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Later from Hdsd11,

New YORK. Aug. 25. The steamer Governor
Dudley, has arrived from Havana, with dates to
the 22nd
The Captain General was paying rewards for infor-
nation and seizure of all African slaves recently
landed on the Island.
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J. PARKER JORDAN. ESQ.

The following letter from this gentleman, address
ed to the Editor of this journal, conradcts prompt
ly and in the most positive terms the statement that
he is pledged to vote for Mr.. Badger for the Uni
ted States Senate. We felt confident, from our
knowledge of the sterling and unfinching character
of Mr. Jordan's Democracy that the statement was
unfounded:
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THNEACHER WANTED FOR THE CHERAW
IL FEMALE ACADEMY lady qualified to teach
Female Education, salary of five hundred dollars per
annum, from LIST October next will be given. Application
may be made until goth September. ALEX. GREGG,
President of Board of Trustees.
Cheraw, s. C., 21st Aug, 1854. T6-w4t
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CORREsPONDENcE

II.
The following is the correspondence between the
Hon. James G. Dobbin and the Committee on behalf
OF the town of Fayetteville to tender him public
dinner:
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug Is, 1854.
Hon. James G. Do66in:
Dear Sir The undersigned, committee appoint
ed by the Commissioners of the Town and by your
ellow-eitizens delegated to tender you the hos
FATALITIES of the town, and ask the pleasure of
ing you at public dinner, at such time may suit
your convenience
In discharging this duty, the committee beg to re-
new the assurances of the profound respect for your
public services and the estimation in which you are
held by your fellow-citizens of North Carolina.
With much respect your obi serv'ts,
JOHN T. GILMORE,
J. WINSLOW,
JAMES G. COOK,
d. G. MACRAE.
j. Fl. ROBERTS,
JNO. D. STARR,
JAMES BANKS,
B. w. ROBINSON,
A. M JOHNSON,
G. w. ANDREWS,
,JNO. WADDIII. ,Jr,
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Arrest of Can't. HOLjins,

Cyane, arrested to day the charge of destroy
ing property belonging to Calvin Durant at Grey
town, and held to bail in the sum of $4,000.
The cholera is decreasing daily here, and reports
from the Board of Health have been stopped.
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ID OILS ROLLS THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
Ii inform his former patrons people generally of
his vicinity, that he has his Wool Machinery IN excellent
repair for The manufacture of Wooden Rolls. He will also
furnish Rolls at his machinry at Mr.. l. Beckwh's at
D. B. HOLLAND.
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Messrs. John T. Gilmore, Jno. Winslow, and Others
Committee.

The ENGLISH PRESS AND THE GREYTowN AFFAIR.
The English papers have begun to criticise the bonn
bardment of Greytown The London Times, of Au-
gust Sth says:
Greytown is not British possession; if it had
been, measures would have been taken to repel so
wanton and barbarous attack; but we have at
this time further interest in the place than that
which results from the commercial undertakings in
which British subjects may be engaged there. 1t is
impossible, however, to lose sight of the fact, which
stands recorded in solemn treaty, that Great Britain
waived and relnquished her rights to the protector
ate of the Mosquito coast and of Greytown, its prin
cipal trading station, the express stipulation with
the United States that they would, in conjunction
with ourselves, guarantee the neutrality and Sc
curity of the passage"
The Times goes to say that this stipulation has
been violated on the part of the United States by
the destruction of Greytown, and the conduct of
Capt. Hoins "is contempt of the authority of his
own government and gross breach CT faith to every
nation which may have mercantile transactions car
ried on across the isthmus of Nicaragua"
The London News, on this subject, remarks:
The United States have shown in this as they did
in the KosZta affair." and in other instances, that the
rights of the American nation and of American citi-
shall not suffer for want of vgor the part of
the American executive. All we have to do is to
take care that out of this Greytown affair gov
eminent do not strive to stir up i'll blood between
ourselves and the Americans.
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FAYETTEVILLE AUG. IT, 1854.
Gentlemen: am in receipt of your communica-
ton of the 10Th, in which you inform me that you
have been appointed committee by the Commits
sioners and by the citizens of the town of Fayette-
vile to tender me public dinner.
appreciate highly, very highly, this fattering
testimonial of respect and esteem. Fayetteville is
my native pace-the home of my boyhood and man.
hood, around which have clustered my warmest
affections, always required too by your cheering
couragement and generous bestowal of confidence
And now, my return for brief period in your
midst from the arduous and responsible duties at
Washington to be thus kindly greeted by early boy
hood friends, associates and neighbors is 1 assure
you, source of qualification, encouragement and
pride far more to be valued than the plaudts of
gddy multitudes the fattery of selfish tacticians
Having withdrawn for week two from my
public duties with view to little repose and the
restoration of impaired health you will excuse my
declining the honor of public dinner and my pre-
ference for mngling with you for a day or two in
the garb and freedom of private citizen.
Be pleased to communicate to those whom you
represent my very high appreciation of the profered
compliment, and accept for yourselves my acknowl.
edgements for the kind manner in which you have
executed their wishes.
am. with high respect, yours, &c.
j. c. DOBBIN.
Messrs. John T. Gilmore, Jno. Winslow, and others,
Committee.
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J. sCHL0ss, & BRO.

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.
RALEIGH, N. C.
70 Call at LoUGEEs New Brick Building next door to
Col Hutchngs' Sadlery Establishment.
Zsrms-Cash, credit, if settled every six months
~. J. SCHLOSS & BRO.
Raleigh, June %. 1854 6@tf
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Stock for the State Fair!!

| Stock for the State Fair!!
! DERSONS WHO INTEND TO EXHIBIT STOCK or
u any kind at the North Carolina State Fair in October
next will please to address JERE Nixon Esq, Chairman Of
tile C0ntee Of arrangements and state what kind of stock
and how they intend offering for exhibition This
will be but little trouble to those who intend showing
at the Fair and necessary that the Committee
Arrangements should know nearly possible what will
be the number OF stock of various kinds to be entered
j. F. TOMPKINS Rec. Sec.
Raleigh, August 81, 1854. So
q City papers please copy.
IA WORCESTERSHIRE OF PARTNERSHIP IN
IL THE ROCKY MOUNT MILLS. The late firm of Bat
tie Son having been dissolved by the death james S.
Battle the undersigned Surviving Partner will proceed
at to wind the business He therefore, desires all
persons indebted the said Firm either by account
to make immediate payment
While closing the affairs of the said Partnership he
VIII sell for cash only.
Surviving Partner of Battle & Son.
August Is, 1854 S0-2m.
HALL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS II would
Il respectfully beg leave to to friends and
the trade generally that am in receipt of FALL
consisting of all kinds of goods usually kept in line of
business together with large lot of clocks the
and desirable patterns which prepared to offer
at unusually low prices to cash and Pnetual customers
Sycamore street.
Petersburg Aug. 49, 1854, 1O37-w3w.
NTOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IL HIS TRACT OF LAND, lying in Edgecombe county,
ties Depot containing hundred and sixysx acres
with hundred in good
the low land that is not drained be,
neny that which has been and contains plenty of
good mud for composing. The said land has
Dwelling House. out houses, gin house and screw and a
house for an Overseer with two first rate wells of water
The tract of land as level as any tract in the neiebbor
hood both houses elevated and considered
healthy, and venture to healthy in the
county
SAMUEL MARSHBOURN.
August 49, 1854. 1O73-lOtw&swpd.
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THE ScHR. JULIA A. MISTER. This vessel which
was formerly of the packets of Mr. Bufords
line between this city and New York, but sold
by him when the line was stopped, has lately been
engaged in the slave trade, account of which we
find in of Our Northern exchanges. She sailed
from New York about the Goth of March last, the
supposed on honest voyage, but in reality
for the coast of Africa, in command of an American
known Thomas Linn, two Portuguese being on
board as passengers. The crew refused to do duty
and demanded their discharge when they found out
the nature of the trade in which she engaged
but the captain refused to discharge them, giving
them PERMISSION however, to return in the vessel to
Cuba free of charge, which they were compelled to
do the only means of returning home. They
took in 495 negroes, and got under way immediate
ly. The command then transferred to one of the
Portuguese, and the former captain acted as mate,
having shipped ten Portuguese sailors at the place of
embarkation of the negroes. After 35 sailing days
they anchored at the head of small bay to the east
ward of Trinidad, at place called San Carlos The
negroes removed from the schr. soon as prac
ticable which done, she set on fire. without
anything being taken from her except the clothes of
the officers and men. The original crew were then
sent to Trinidad horseback the Spanish agents of
the spectators representing them as shipwrecked
scamen and that they were helping them forward to
Havana. From Trinidad they sent by steamer
to Balamanno and thence by railroad to Havana.
The American captain embarked for New York from
the river Zarza Norfolk Beacon.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.

NAVY DEPARTMENT N
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Aug. z4th 1884.
& ALED PROPOSALS, ENDOkSED :" Proposals
- for Beet and Proposals Pork as the case may
be- will be received ut tins office until o'clock M on Sal
uray the Both day of September next furnishing and
delivering, risk United Staes at
the following navy yardsI
Barrels beef Barrels pork
AT Charlestown, Mass. 400 l,20U
AT brooklyn, n. Y ......... Z6U0
AT Gosport, Va. 1,4U0 l,2u0
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Cotton Declined ii--Breadstufs Aduancedtff
The Europa arrived at her wharf to-day She
brings three days later than that received by
the Baltic, having sailed on the 18th.
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We copy the following telegraphic in
nirence from the Shreveport pemocra.
, Thursday:
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THE Subscriber iakcs pleasure 30 anuounc .ng
! that he hrs INSIDE arrangement With thr
manufacturers, iur the sal'' ei iAr above ncN y
ir, vented auA patented Mu-IrA Instrument
invented aud manufactured o, It, Il. Horton
x Co., Akron, OHIO
\ specimen Instrument lu-i received, may
b.. seen h ctIlue on tite .uh'efpsr
u.,irw of our rrecufion- u., attou, arpIt.
,atiun without dr.tf, 10 -nHcIicd y ihD~r Who
wauld .c,ur, for themselves is.- priie and Of
namcu, el thc lurlor and delisbiirl choir 'n-
sirnmcui The, van Dee seat WITH perfect sale
IN TO au, parl ct thc country.
HLNCRfPFION ETc.
The Ncio.pcgn VARIES ia tompass rom i've
10 SIX nrtaves. IN size % s -r1'e' than a
Piano. hu, GA shape very much like iha' ln''rn'
meui
The las.rumcn, must BE- heard 10 be appre-
eiated-fur us own tongue e1n hest sound It.
own p,aisc, and illustrate IT, iulmluhie modi-
latinu and perfect harmony with Csc human
voice. bv reason Of which It bass already worked
rs way to the hearts of muliluie4 Of happy
families. and caused il 10 bo.omc highly pop.
tlar as an accompaniment to The social aud
sacred song
Its power can be- made amply sufficient ior
a large choir, and no Instrument IN the world
karmonixcs 80 perfectly with iHe human 'orr
It seldom gets out OF repair ana may De
used for wears without getting out 81 faAf
prce varies according 90 .tr. aud a's'
whether single or double sets q reeds.
Tenn. made known on applca'o.
u DANtORTll
Nm The subscriber wiIi also give iuairuc
lion ON the Instrument Also tune and r'paH
Pianos. Just received good SUPPLY OF ''"n'
.,ri,.,s NO 36-D
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Masonic Female iu>tiiufc.

TINE Eyccu tive Board Of Managers. appon
l ed By Marshall Lodge No ~ announce TO
the public that the sth session of the Institute
commenced on the First Monday Ia Seytcm-
be- and VIII continue ten months, embracing
two, so,sions--hUi 30 vacation ai the close OF
the ii'si--under the direction of the following
FACULTY.
Rev, Tho, D. WusoS, u D., Presideaf
Miss MARTHA lIrrLEfulp, Iics Principal
Mss SUSAN H. i'osIEE, Ing .'d Litraa.rc
Miss /. CogsgjM IlNE. orHsmsqal U.5a.'.
rrW and ireafi.
MisstrglA VI BrRroS, Primary Department.
Miss AgAuftfA JrSsrlr JuSE, Nus. Piaro
and GutNr.
Miss /. 'oENELtA JuSE. Bgsic, Organ
Miss lunuH NJ EVANS. Assistant Isaei,r ia
Mas.
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TIN " Ar T..

H. NANliWDK, manHtsrigTer ~ Tn,
-. teppry. and Sh'ei iron, keeps constantly
/ on hand complete assortment If Tin ware,
which lc VII! sell 81 Shreveport prices.
Job W OH done IN a superior manner and a,
short notice. Gut,toung don. al shoct notice,
snd cheap
Jan. -. isJ3. ms v
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O. % faH- T.. L q
e.. g.. GREGG: \ CO.,
lpa the West side of the Public Sque
MARSHALL, TINN-

NNhHh VII, IfNN~t
ar TET on STAND or GREGG 4 KEY
NEllERE We VIII be most happy to serve
~ ouT old friends and the putlic genera hy
a. dealers IN Drg G5afs, H1riisaee. CHflerg
Wood War, QuseHrare, Has. Caps, Boa-
Hr's, Bnlts, N9oes, Ready Nqde ft,ting,
Nctoal Boo,,, N'aiion,ru IL, d, where all,
article, generally found ia country stores. can
Zee had on the most favorable terms for cash
OF on time To good prompt paving customers.
N"tcuder our SINCERE thanks To- the people.
OF Harrison and adjoining counties Tor that
patronage so literally extended for the past
uiue }oars TO Our Alr e. G. Gregg. during his
connection with the late firms ot Evans, Gregg
hey aud Gregg a Key. and most respect
FULLY solicit q continuance ot the same TO onr
new firm, hoping hy straight forward fair,
upright course 10 business, to merit the con.
iidencc Of the people and a liberal share OF trade,
pl,d4ng uurseigc, TO place oar customers
ON aH equality, in every respect with those Of
The best houses IN Marshall Az cs a,I IS a
jalr irmL
Marshall J,nurnv II 1881
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4 NEW SCHOOL.

Na,st ~. Nav. y. i~53 NJ
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nos V


'lniH undersigned has opened shop in The
J tnNu OF Marshall two doors west OF Young
iohn>ou.s Drug store. on The pubic square
wuur, hr vii carry on the GHn Smith business.
IT, invites share Of pu5ic pairouage--a.l
work done at bis -hop warranted.
u. THOMPSON.
..--.---t I i--A l..
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Course OF Study. and Charges per SeS-
sion. Twenty WcekS.


PRIMARY DfrAErMtNr.-Ortboemphy.
Reading. and writing per SESSION Of
five months, $40 90
SFcoSp IrNloH CLASS Elementary les
IONS 900 Arithmetic. Grmmar Geo.
gfaph,. Natural Philosophy, phi-i-
oloyy and History ST. 80
Fmsr ll,fog Class English Gram
mar Geography. Arithmetic coutin.
ued Natural Philosophy Watt on
the Mind Eotaur Gc4lory, Myihol
ogy. and History. So 90
Mirntr Class Ghomistry, Rhetoric,
iogr. Morql S,icucy. Mental Phi.
losophy Evidences OF Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy. Nrsbrl. Ancient aud
Modern language commenced. $40 eu
StSiuR ttAss.-- Nnccut and Modern
Languages completed. Geometry.
Trgoromciy. and are}ic0 aliofu-
cr .luDies so oo
Composition throughout the course.
extra uydruA. expense i"r pupil
per -,~.tou - p0
Drawing and Painting. each $40 90
Embroidery aud Naa " ofk. each . 90
Instrumental Music $50 90
Use OF piauo extra 81 90
Vocal Music, per session, g u0
Tuition PAYABLE AZ the end Of raei session
Pupils WI be charged from The tutc of cn
trance. until the clos, of lHc session. Dcdue
lion- made Tor protmo,cd SICKNESS.
~ Board can be- obtained N respectable
private families for al ,Lpse who may Wis! 30
send 10 the "a tiule.
October \ lS53-Ia.H
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u ST OPI,Ni. y.

BREWER & ADAMS
tpril %. ls5L Is
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MEDICAL

hOCT y. ". EAMES, Marshall, TcNas.
- Office over No-,r- Mcdonald u Seu-
der's neV dru1 store
Narl 1. lS5i.
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Ifis ,Ita Ro,eIs3, afi Is OpcHns,
-. weit solicited stock of spring and
l summer goods, embracing Fanoy and
NaIle D-U Good, B,une's Iruamass, m
b.as. a. Hq''. Ba7s, Naoo- N1aa.rH aaa
Rsods Nnt C'~ft7s, gn'fg3ei.f, ta'sff
Cnuds, BrHsils. ~
This assortment has hocn selected with
view to thi. mark T. and Tor richness a'd 'a-
rieiy cannot he cycellcd. Tie wonld pariieu-
larly invite the adic. TO call aud examine hi-
selection of prints, bonnets. &c, as be ieels
assured they will be pleased with them
III. prices are liked TO .uit the times, as he
wishes to make rapid sales. Those desiring
good articles and good bargains viii do well ia
rau on linn before purchasing elsewhere II
gives him pleasure to sec his friends and to
show his goods, so they need not be back
ward abopi calling whether they purchase OF
not. ..
]. ]. CARKt TIL.
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Law Notice.

GRANVILLE LEWIS, tp9vrfy A. falr
~ has removed from Jefferson ia Marshall
lie Will continue the practice Of lae IN ,ass
and other counties ia the sixth judicial district
aud in the supreme aud federal courts at Tyler
June I, 1888. ~
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NEDl, VI. ARD.

hOCTORS \ $. 4 Z. p VI johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice Of
Medicine
-. Office one door west Of the Ciy Drug
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Her officers VN spare ua pains TO- render
passengers comfortable, and .rNc l'cucrai ,,t-
.-'c'ion 90 shippers
Apul 10Th, l>1l
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>o7ItI.

LI.persons knowing themselves Indebted
\ either hy note or account, to the firms Of
Martin. Mclean, & Co, Mclean * Jones
and to Neil Mclean 4 Co, are notified to
come forward and make immediate payment
to the undersigned, (whe are alone authorized
to settle these amaua,s,) or they w'll md Them
n an oihccrs hands for COLLECTION
NELL MCLEAN, y 60.
April IS. 1851 uS'-u
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WV C00e ".

" y IT y vt
(Not'l,ea.t rncf Of ihc fahhe Square, or-
po-.tc the Planter. Ilotcl
fIllE under gt'i ia,lV formed q partner
.sir ri ihe mercantile bnsincs-, beg ltsse
to lHirIW thp puthg thsl they have on hand +
good supply Of ''afi. and faacg ~ Geais
H'0i4r-.. o. -sfa i and expect soon
to add largely 10 iit'.ir present -toei
We intend Offering unusual Inducements in
tlie way of prices. a, we'll o. goods, and shah
be- please to have sou call on ~. that We mas
cout iuce you II 8 ,our interest To- give u. a
liberal share OF your patronage Hoping to
mcrlt al We ash W.are
our obedicut servants.
JAMES 4 WILSON,
LEE VI. DADE.
Marshall, Jan. :, 1871 n2i-ly
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>yu ABl.LRTiSE HEN I :
pr,D THIS EVERY BODY.
~ fr1fTNSE NFOCh or G0oDN
,o ,,r SAID At AUCTION.

At PORT NblN ~ NJ
... ,i.t,e.r 2aHfaf u0t, 1851. an Ife''+
Norris CHeiit

81. d 7 y
~ '''n ~. tS.l .o vs-rr-
Jf VI H7fH lin
F" ........,,.,o, ~,
l,llE ur1crFso,t. g, surviving p3 ,.r.. 81
l the late Thomas IT. ''"'', ~, J., ,rJ
81 ~ sell at 'ahe AU'.''.' ~, ,..l of g.o /.
I'e above stated, iie ehif' s'"l1
'e.uugnt 10 "' ~, e,,.5.f of Twelve
Co., OF Port 's'''' ." . .t,i.,rs oit1
-, ,t ,ioit ptr ee.t after -four months
.,tt.,. sd,r maturity. SUMS under '"t'H
.i,.i,r.' ,,..i votes vita tUo approved sec u.'-
,. Inc stock Of goods H1@ heru h''0'N
uir. f...cd of recent aat' and during iur
ct is5l hl Che latte '3'''' H. ''" ''''' bur-.
suu, who di'd "'@', '''''' fresh
c'a"Ht ''r ,'''"' ,",.
nd uc" .'N ,nnnx,
~ - ~ = w ~ o.
LADIES i'.''
..'n ""o ''t ''''' an'
4 ''ni''n ''.'f ".'' '"'s'
u ''1N ''t t..r.... '.'. '.., '''F
,'' ''' '.. ''-'
.......... ,...... ......r,.I h.....,'.,..
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\\rN IT, WATSON r, HARRISON County.
W oI3co 80 EHsau Fields.
Feb 20, 1901
IOIlN W. NUlrEiORN. Notary PubW
- tor ilaw-nu cHuiy, Beat y. r, ; miles
from Marshal. ou ..r Z tlcr roaa
laut -. lNlL
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BRANDiEs. WINES, &c,
IlNE brandy, Yofi Madeira, sherry org
i Claret Wines LONDON Porter, lior "rd
t,sl pufpos,s,) aud td~ Nnceaf, tur sa'e Al
DC til, Drug Siors.
\Ot Nc & JOHNSON.
Apul -, ls1l ~
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NfNNffI ifN
1--WE copatncfsiHp 81 W Baoog~ s RHa.
Is tbis dsy dissolved fer.uus having
bu-,ncs. w,Ih tac iaie irm % please arply ts
Nm Brook. lor settlement
NM HEONks
W RRN4kS
W nroos> = " BrooAS, ,ad n T. Ns
rgs, Will continue the business 90 the old
stand a. Brooks & Bro Whore they viii p,
pleased 80 SERVE their futmls aud the public
generally, on the most accommodating terms
The Il, eiting, Iaricardfg sud 'espaisaoH
hnsiness. viii be- continued nv The undersigned
RkoDkS, BROTHER. q MARkt.
lrn.-.ou TeNa~ lar I Isht
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july 80 1883


y rRoN the subscriber, living in Mar
TyA- shall, iwo raNiLs, one a sarrrl mare,
sn1 Ia. other a bay horse Tho -offrl pony
ha. white spot n his forehead hra'y name
AVID ,ail. and bump on tbc back, from ihe sod
dc The bsg pony has also 0hie spoil -
hts forehead. and Il toartst name lie has aiso
Mesiean OF Indian brand on enc ~ hs aind
hips.
A liberal rcaarA ndi 30 gwen 'of ihcm 90
on, information lhanrfs'lt rrc.n,..
T. BERG HER
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ter, having been purchased express.
N I0f he Red River .ui Lake Trade, having
superior accommodations WiDl make regular
trips Boo ibc above trade ihrou. bout tbr season.
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-18
Personal Intelligence.

ID Morrison, Bangor, Me; Geo II Nourse. st An
thony; Samuel S Bell, Cincinnati; John c kekoe.
Buffalo; G d Eign, Kansas Territory; Benjam n
Weder, Rochester; Charles Chapman, f Gibson,
Galena; J Stickney and lady, New Orleans; F. Park
hurst, G d Brakeman, Maine: G McCracken, Wau-
kegan; c Hull, H Hull, Madison, Ind; l. w Sher-
man, U S A; were among Saturdays arrivals at the
Winsow House.
E B West, Franklin, N H J NJ House, St An.
,hony; WIN Rowan, Ohio; Russell, St Leuis
J w Rowe, Davenport; A Rider, c E Bmpill,
Maine, Capt Todd Fort Ripley ;Chas Dyer, Maine
Luther Avrell, Bangor; Mosofin, DIR Caulkins
Ky; S Baker, ILL.,; A Smith, r /; E Brownly,
GaIena; R Ingalls,, New Hampshire; w Yaple,
T B PeteAsh, Ill; H w Whittemore, St Anthony
C w Hauptman, Superior; Lyle, Salmon Falls,
H; Davenport, Sank Rapids; H c. Fellow,
John Anderson, Dubuque; Isaac Falls, Natchez;
c Ramsay, Superior; were among Saturdays ar.
rivals at the Amarican House.