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" Mining Machinery"

CORNISH PUMPS, Lifting and Forcing Cornish
- Crushers, Stamps, Steam Engines, and general
Mining work. made by the subscribers at short notice
LANG, COOK d CO.,
Hudson Machine Works
Refer to Hudson, N. Y.
Jas. J. Hodge, Esq, New-York.
June Z, 1904 Adv
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a Card.

THE WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS of the
late WILLIAM MlLLIKEN, deceased, will be
continued by the subscriber for the benefit the estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
characterized the late Establishment will be strictly ad
hered to in every depa and the continued patron
age of ke friends of the deceased respectfully
solicited BY. BAZILE LANNEAU,
Charleston, May 10 43.3w. Executor
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Notice.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, May 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS. addressed to the Undersigned at Column
bia invited until LIST July, for the delivery, by
the 1st October, of One Hundred Cords OF PINE or
OAK WOOD, at each of the following named stations,
to wit: Killians Mill, Campbe's Mill, Cross Roads,
Ridgeway, Simpsons, Robertson's Wnnsboro, OLDHAM
White Oak Yonguesvie, Backstock, Cornwell's, Ches-
tervile, Lewis T. o., Smiths T. o., Ebenezer, Ca
tawba, Fort Mill and Morrow's.
FREDERICK MINIS,
General Superintendent.
May 26, Isl. 44-4w
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Mrs. Shaw.

CnO BEGS leave respectfully to announce 70 the
~ Ladies of Charlotte and the public, that she mas
just returned from the Northern cities and is opc
ing a fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles,
Caps, ArtificiaIs, Head-Dresses,
to- ether with a variety of French MILLINERY, &c.
Having secured the services of an experienced Dress
maker and Mner from Philadelphia, she feels conf
dent that she give general satisfaction in both
branches of the business. No pains will be spared 10
please. Orders from distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded.
april IA, 1854 3S-tf
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Notice.

TIE subscriber has hand for sale good lot Of
L CEILING BOARDS. Also, 3< 3, 3T1 and A X 9
Scantling Plank in. x from TO II in. wide, laa
various descriptions of Lumber, fer sale - his NH
He will short notice bills OF any descT'r' o. ~
Lumber. Also, large lot of kOugke lge IeaE H. 10
cents per hundred, 10 Ided on the ears.
Level P. o., S. CO, june st WIN. Is. ELhlN..
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NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF robson &
~ REA is dissolved, and that all the firm notes and &C
in the hands of A F. BREvARD for collection
robson & REA.
June 18th, 1854. II If.
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Brick Yard Hands Wanted.

WE will give the highest prices for the hire of s
w 10 hands to work in the Brick Yard, Apply
Immediately to
TAYLOR ALLISON.
June 9, 1854. 46-tf
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ENGINEERIN NC,

ENGINE RING.
THE UNDERSIGNED PREPAREE TO FURNISH plans,
specific atoms, and estimates, and to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW AND GRIsT MILLS,
MINING MACHINERY, HosTING, AND PUMPING ENGINES,
TOBACCO PRESSES AND Screws, and
MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Being practical Machinist, and having had seven
years experience in North Carolina, am fully of
the wants of the people, and safely say that my
facilities for furnishing good Machinery at fair prices
unsurpassed. will pay particular attention to
putting up machinery in any part of the States of
MOI tn and South Carolina.
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve, and
Scott's patent Brick Machine, sc. &c.
&C. All letters to receive attention must be post
paid. HENRY G. BRUCE,
June %. 4S-6w. Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. c..
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Snuff! Snuff! Snuff!

JUST RECEIVED, choice lot of LorilIard's Amer
j lean Gentlemen, Hi Oh Toast, Scotch, Rappee and
Maccaboy F IS, for sale low for cash at the
Granite Drug Store 10y
june 9 PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
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Notice.

CTRAYED from the Subscriber on the Sth instant,
- two Work STEERS, light brinde, one of them ha 8
but one Eye, and one horn knocked off. They were
seen on the Statesvie Road, about miles from town,
but suppose that they crossed to the Beatesord
Road, and may be about the River. Any nforma-
ton thankfully received and compensation paid for
trouble. BENZ. MORROW
May 10, 1854 43-2w
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A Painter Wanted,

4 GOOD HOUSE PAINTER, who is sing lie man,
n and come recommended as fine fnisher, can
obtain immediate and permanent employment by in.
qrring of the subscriber Charlotte N. c.
june 6, 1854 l6tf J. w. RAlNEY
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Norris woE1 &@,
NOrr1 Sfo,rn Penn

THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery,
L follows, viz THE CORNISH PCMPINC ENGINE. Ia sh
and low pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hosting
STEAM ENGINES; CoRNIsH PuMrs, STAMPS, CEusHERs,
WINCHEs Iron BLOCKS, PULLEYs of all Sizes and every
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes
THOMAS, CORSON & WEST.
june 2, 1854 45-1y
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Wanted.

TWO BOYS, from 10 to Is years of age to learn the
Tailoring business. Apply to
april IA 2S-2m D. L. REA.
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Cleaver's Celebrated Honey Soap.
WARRANTED with the original scent, for rendering
W the skin soft and white. Also Lows Honey Soap.
Lows White Windsor in cakes, Riggs Military Soap
Cuorloin's Ambrosol Shaving Coke, all of which
but recently been opened. For sale at the Chemical
Store of FISHER e. HEINITSH
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted the subscriber for old claims
ty of doing after the 18th of May. intend to leave
North Carolina and expect to leave in storm of de-
nunciatons and handsome epithets for demanding my
just dues, which have long been withheld from me- but
shall have the luxurious qualification of knowing that
it "whstled ITSELF"
April "a, 1854. 41-3t S. B. WATSON
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GINGER POP.

CUPERIOR GINGER POP and SARSAPARILLA
- BEER, at Our House, for sale at wholesale and re-
tail. Also, LEMON SYRUP al wholesale and RETAIL by
4. SEWERS Il CO.,
May IS Aft Opposite the Court house.
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Notice.
f-ks a. EE EsS1s.z1
- g -. !. 80

Ez-&
oFF1cE CHARLOTTE & South CAROLINA RAILROAD, !
Columbia, May "a, 1851.
A REVISED TARIFF on FREIGHTS upop the
n Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad will take
efecton and after the 1st June next Comics of tho
newst Twill be delivered to all the Agents along the
line of the road for distribution.
FREDERICK MINIS,
44-Jt General Superintendent.
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Indigo, Pearl Starch,

TORN STARCH, together with large and yarie
" stock of everything that is superior in line
For sale low for cash.
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL
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Last Notice.

MY Notes and Accounts are in the hands of j. P.
IlI SMITH, for collection, with instructions TO give
them all over 10 officer if paid by July Court.
June Is. 47tc JOHN WELLS.
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Notice.

Il THE Undersigned having been appointed at April
/ Term Of Mecklenburg County Court Guardian of
Eli II. Dearmond, (nsane) hereby gives notice 10 all
that will not be liable for any made
by said Eli ii. Dearmond.
april %, "a 4O-3t II. K. DEARMOND.
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Notice.

4 LII Accounts and Notes in favor of NJ. W. Robinson
n have been placed in my hands for collection, and
must be settled by the LIST of April their Notes
ard Accounts will be placed in Officers hands for COL
lection without reserve.
r. NJ. STERLING.
Charlotte, March II, '5i. 34-tf
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Gentlemen, Come and See t7s,

4 ND fit you out, from the crown OF your
n head to the sole of your foot We put the
prettiest Boots and Caters your feet the finest Kid
Shirts the finest Cloths and CassimeTes and the est
Linen and MarsalIes of any in this whole country
SPRATT, DANIEL d GO.
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Spices, &C.

NUTMEGS, Mace, Spice, Cloves, Peppers, Ginger
IN best articles-for sale at
PRlTCHARD & CALDWELL.
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~ANTFgD

0nn nn0 BUSHELS of WHEAT for which the
OOV'OUO highest cash prices will be paid, to be de
lvered at his Merchant Mill in Charlotte at any time
after the LIST day of September next
LEROY SPRINGS.
June %, 1854. 1sT
u The News. Ashville, Gazette, Concord, and
Banner Salisbury, will copy months, and bills
'ne ouoscrl0er' l.. S.
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Just to HanC

Just to Hand.
4 LARGE and fresh supply OF pure Lnsced Oil,
n IN. Carolina manufactured where it may always
be had in any quantity.
june 9 PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
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Silks.

THE largest lot of SILKS brought to this mar
L ket, embracing every variety of Plaid, Check ard
all the different Shades of plain Silks, will be found
SPRATT, DANIEL g. co. S.
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Straw Bonnets.

CTRAW Bonnets and Flats, both for grown persons
- and infants. Call soon before they picked
SPRATT, DANIEL g. CO.
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Boston CultlUatOr.
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The Bank of Charlotte, N ca
18th JUNE, 1854.
THE Directors of this Bank have declared Dividend
i of per cent. on the Capital Stock of the Bank
The will be paid the Stockholders or their
proper representatives, and after the Sd day of July
next
Al 3w w. A. LUCAS. Cashier.
The Bank of Charlotte, N. CO.
l4TH JUNE, 1854.
THE first Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Bank will take place the first Monday in July
next at their banking 1t is important that the
Stock OF the Bank should be fully represented.
AZ 3w w. A. LUCAS, Cashier.
Liza KINDS OF PLAIN, FANCY AND OR
NAMENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
AT THE "DEMOCRAT OFFICE"
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Further by the Asia.

Russia has consented to evacuate Moidavia,
and retire beyond the river Pruth, consequent
upon which Austria has countermanded the
advance OF her forces to the Principalitics.-
The expedition of the allied forces to the Cri-
mea had not sailed from Narna at the Latest
advices.
The King of Saxony is dead. He was
killed by fall from his carriage. Nothing
exciting from the Baltic.
Gortschakoif, the Russian envoy at Vienna.
announces formally that Modavia as well as
! achia will be Immediately evacuated-
Austria has cOuntermandcd the advance of her
troops into the Municipalities, but has subsc-
qucnty signed an agreement with France and
England, to insist on guarantees of future
peace from Prussia, and not be satisfied with
the statu quo as it existed before the war.
The Russians continued to retreat and the
Turks to advance, in Wallachia, but no fight
ing had taken place.
Active preparations continued to be made
for the invasion of the Crimca but the cype-
dition had not sailed at the last official ac-
counts.
Nothing further from the Baltic, except the
reported bombardnlcnt and capture of Bonner
sund.
Two converts and some other buildings were
bombarded on the White Sea-
The English funds opened that morning with
a continued buoyancy, and the demand for
money was still good, but was less active than
at the commencement of the week.
The Canadian steamer Otuwu arrived at
Liverpool on the morning of the 18th.
+. l.. Davenport, the actor, came out pas
sengcr in the Asto.
n despatch from Dantzig, dated Friday,
Aug. / lth, says 800 French soldiers, and 800
English marines had landed at three points on
the island of Aland, with little Interruption
The Forts were to be attacked the following
Tuesday and the next day Napier was off Be-
mcrsund.
a letter to the London Times says, the
Hudson Bay Company enjoy the exclusive use
OF the Russian American coast. from 81 deg.
40 min: near to Cape Spencer, to the 5Sth
parallel north, by certain agreements with
Russia, and on this claim, it is understood,
Great Britain can found {; claim to prevent
any power taking possession of the only really
valued portion Of the Russian American coast,
and thus prevent its transfer to the United
States.
1t is now stated that 10000 Turks arc now
in Wallachia, and are in possession of the
whole course of the Danube, from Orsova to
Galatia.
The Paris MoniteW of Friday, Aug llth.
publishes the refusal of the French government
to grant all armsticc, and says that peace may
be had on the following terms:
lst The abolition of the Russian protccto-
rate over WalIachia, Moldayia, and Servia.
ID The freedom Of the mouth of the Dan
ubc.
3D.. Revision of he treaty with reference to
the limits of Russia in the Black Sea.
4th: No power to have the protectorate
over Turkish subjects.
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A ECGI Shot.

Gov. German of Minnesota, is eroGicio In
dian Agent for the Minnesota Indians At a
recent council with the Chppewas he threat
cned any of them who might be found drunk,
with the loss of their annuitics, and said that
what was thus forfeited should be divided up
equally among the sober ones. Hole-in-the-
dark, distinguished orator, remarked in re-
ply, that it was just, but that the same rule
ought to be applied to the agent, who was Il
great man, and had Il great annuity. 1t ought
to be taken from him and divided, like the
others. for he got drunk rery often.
The point Of that joke can only be an, re-
ciated by thoSe who personally know the Hon.
Willis y. If Hole in-the-dark did not make
a hole in Gornans shirt that time. we don't
know what old Greene county whisky is-that S
all-Chicaeo Tribune.
The above, or somewhat similar, para
graphs have recently been going the rounds of
the papers, and we notice it for the purpose of
giving a total denial to all its statements
lolein-the-Day mot "dark') never made such
an expression concerning Gov. German, and
never has had, or could have occasion to do,
for the simple but cogent reason that Gov
German is thoroughly absteminous in his hab-
its, and his temperance principles are well
known and recognized in the community in
which he dwells, and which has the best OPP
portunty of obtaining knowledge of them
The coarse ribaldry with which the above ex-
tract concludes is unworthy the Tribune.
We can only add that Gov. German is not
Indian Agent, but that another person who is
literally a great man." holds that important
and responsible position. Democrat.
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Personal Intelligence.

c Post, St Paul. Geo Post, Wacota; Dr. Il
Walden, New Aork; Judge Gamble ST Louis; John
NJ Noble, Columbus, o; w N Dcnnson, lady and
Stckney, New Orleans c d Low, St. Antho-
ny; + 4 Garland, do; F Stewart, Sons, Fort
Smelling; Chas Flandran, S b Garva, Traverse
DIES Sioux; c ID Mcdonald, New York City; T
iloster. Hartford, Conn; VIM NJ Allen, Jay,
Maine; JOS Mott, New York; S C lIanscone,
Milton, Maine; General Hitchcock, L 5 A; G
Mousterhoot, New York J S Brown, St. Paul; ID
Montfort. Barber, New York; L Dayton,
Dayton's Bluff; NJ King, Dubuque; among
Sunday.
Il NJ Patton and lady, Louisville; james, C p
Canon, Rockford; Waters, Milwaukee Lewis
Mix, New Haven; II w Holden, Sank Rapids !;
l Risler, France; A McGal;y and lady j IL Gar
rard, Vermont; f O'Connor, U S A; J NJ Will
liatns, Shakopec; II Napra St. Paul; Jno Kelsey,
Saltwater; Samuel p SrW :. J shaw, ii Rice 5
Yates, New York; Peter Finn, Saltwater; Ste
plien Hart, NJ J King Dubuque; Thompson Ritch,
Phila; Coke, ST. Peters; b Nj Pattcm and lady,
Louisville; Geo N Proper, VIM p Howe, Detroit !;
VIM E Allison, Hastings; A ii Smith, Vim F ca
hill, St. Louis; Chapman, A Chase, J NJ House,
Allen, Lennon, Mr. Stone, St. Anthony; & r
Wood, Chatham, w; 4 Stevens, Moline; A 7
Picrson, Chippewa Agency; A n Gowen, Bangor,
Maine: Sawyer, Lancaster, n y; } Noah,
Mendoza; L. Couson, Dir Scvimondc, I. IIcze,l,
Shakopee; MIR CowlcS, Galena; were among the ar
rivals at the American Oh Saturday and Sunday.
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EtG5n Capt. r. a. STRoT!ER, of the steamer

EtZ5~ Capt r. a. SrRorsIER, of the steamer
1ofc'lo, was deliberately shot by Capt. liar
RIs, of the steaher Michigan, a few days since
while the boats were E.5iAg at Spring Creek
Bar, near La Sale. The ARRAY took place on
board of the Iot9Io SrRornER requested
HARRIS to get out Of the way of his men,
who were at work at the capstan, striving to
get the boat off the bar, and for this request
was shot down and instantly expired, the con-
tents of both barrels of a double barrclcd gun
having taken effect in his body. The murder
cr escaped. n reward of $50 has been Of
fercd for his apprehension. Capt SrRornER
was we'll known in St. Louis, and leaves a
wife and children to lament his loss.
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BLOODY AFFRAY.-An affray took place
day or two since at Galena, between CHARLES
BRUTUs and WIN. Brooks, colored hands on
the Royol orch, in which BRurrs stabbed
Brooks with knife, cutting cash across the
left breast nine inches long, through to the
pericardium, exposing the heart to view. Had
the wound been hairs breadth deeper, in
slant death must have resulted. BROOKS was
conveyed to the Office of DR.. BARKER. who
dressed the wound, but cntertains little hope
of his recovery.
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MINNESOTA LAND BILL FRAUD.
Proceedings OF u Select Committee Of TIC
House OF Representatives o. the Emitted
States, under :; Resolution in relation
to Il change OF Il word IL, 1l.e Bill No.
3i2 after Its EngrOssNcnt.
.IILY d 1881

=. GtLi %, 1874.
The Committee met. Present: Mc,Srs.
Waslburne, Breckenridge, Campbell, Bar
ry, and Davis.
IfHin'ony oM Documcma1y Erncnrt h,1en
tcforc he Se'cf ComwtIdr IF tie Woau
cf Rprcrntotires, rpdcr Tie CiNou;ng
reSc'nt;cn Of Ike Ucuw:
Rcwlrr1 That a special committee of
iyc be appointed for the purrose Of irqur-
ing whether the text of House bill 3!2, to
aid the construction of railroad in the
Territory OF Minnesota, was altered, or in
way changed in its language, subsequent to
its cneroSsmcnt or passage by this House;
without the authority of the House, and if
so, by whom, and under what c:rcumstan-
ccS, such change WAS made; and also in re-
gard to all other cases of Interpolation of
bills or joint resolutions of the House dur
ing the present session; and that said COM
mittec lie empowered to send for persons
and papers, and to examine witnesses on
oath in the premises.
George W. Billings, s,corn.
Question. Where do you reside?
Answer In the city of New York.
Question Have You any knowledge of a
bill Go. 3i2) introduced into the House
of Representatives,? handing him the ORR
ginal.
Answer. never had until after it was
printed.
Question. Did YOU see the original bill
after it was printed
Answer. l saw it after it had passed the
House, but never saw the orr inal bill. |
went to the Clerk of the House to get a
certified copy of it for Governor Ramsey,
but did not see the original, but the en-
crossed BILL
Question. Did You ever see the engross
ed bill? presenting it.)
Answer. | think this looks like the bill /
saw.
Question. Please to state anything you
know of the alteration of the bill-strEine
out the word ''or,"> and substituting the
word "and," in the third section.
Answer. | recollect having conversations
with the chairman in relation to the word
"or," and other words, which | was told
were in the original bill.
Question. When were these conversations
and what were they!
Answer. They commenced some time
about tic middle or last of March, and
were in relation to the defeat of the first
BILL l think in our first interview | asked
you why YOU were opposed to the bill; your
answer was, 81 am not opposed, except sc
far as the old bill would inurc to the benefit
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
but was not opposed to granting lands to
companies for railroad purposes" that SC
far as the charter was concerned, he knew
nothing of it, AMI that | had said nothing,
to him in regard to sending to obtain it.
Mr. Washburnc said, that SO far as the IL
linois Central Railroad Company was con
cerncd, he would fight it to death; that i,
should not inure to the benefit of the com
pany or its friends. | asked him what he
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FIRE IN MIIwAuKEE.-Wc have received
Milwaukee papers of the 2lth ult., containing
accounts of Il destructive conAagration, which
visited that city on that day, destroying prop
erty, it is estimated, to the amount Of one mil
lion Of dollars.
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1sg~ We invite the attention of our lady
readers, to the card of a young lady, which we
publish this morning, and who is DESTROYS OF
giving instruction in the French language
The teacher, we arc told, possesses high quail
fications, and being a native of France, she is
of course, more capable of teaching the cor
rect pronunciation than native of this coun-
try.
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EC1s~ The steamer U'ar Eagle, after cncoun-
tering considerable obstacles in the way of
navigation, finally reached our wharf Satur-
day afternoon. As usual, We are indebted to
this morning at 10 o'clock for Galena.
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WALDoBoRo DEsrEoYED.-Ata about one
o'clock on the 25th ult., fire broke out in the
rear of the hotel at Waldoboro, Maine, and
swept off every store in town, with an amount
of property valued at $250,OOO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-04

Eag" The steamer Black Hank, Capt. MAX
WELL, arrived at this port Saturday morning.
From her we received late Dubuque paper.
This boat is fast becoming favoritc with our
business men, and during the present stage of
water boats of her size will do the most of the
business. She left yesterday for below.
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BROKEN BANKS. - The following named
banks are broken, and their notes are, of
course, worthless. Carthage Bank, n, Y,
Drovers' Bank of Oydensburgh, n. Y, and
the Bank of Milford, of Delaware.
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F1RE.-A fire broke out in Troy, N. Y, on
the afternoon Of the 25th uIt, and before it
could be checked destroyed eight blocks of
buildings, valued at one million Of dollars