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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31

H6G HOLLYWOOD NURSERY. MSG
-NO-The undersigned would respectfully -
X1SAnform visitors to the State Fair. that TfGAN
EE-She still continues at his old stand, head .ss<~S
of Main street. one square above the Fair Grounds,
where may be found large supply of Green House
Plants, Roses, EveIgreens, Asparagus Roots, Grape
and Strawberry Vines, &c, &c.
Also few bearing Pear, Apricot and Plum Trees,
most of which have borne fruit tins season. And
few of Col. McCue's Prize Apple Trees.
Orders for Cut Flowers. Bask, to, &c, &c. left at
r. NJ. Zimmernau's, l53 Main street Richmond, Va,
executed with punctuality and dispatch.
2-eod3t&clt - LANES GUEST.
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BY Larus "a Shine.

MIGHT SALE, October LIST, 1SJJ.-TO-
NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we will sch, at
our store, No. IA Main street, large assortment of
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every az
tcie IN the fancy ne and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
!lsh Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders. II
.ALSo-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all Styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &C.. &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be as represented.
&C 9-ts LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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ARD.-DR. :. d. DREWRY offers hi
IlGNOR G. GEORGE PROFESSOR of Nv.

SO most respectfully announces TO the citizens
-.lno1d that he Is prepared to make engage
VIII PARENTS or pupils for instruction in Music
&c PlANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
,NsGEORGE pursues the Solieggi system of
/ ,y,tion Books of LebIaiiche, T. Cooke, Crevel-
N.n0T Bora, late of this city.
laris may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
Irssys. James Woodhouse & Co, 1879 Main
Sc l5-lv
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FUTURE DAYS.
by Baker, Plcasanfs & Co.

1fH ACRES OF WOOD LAND, Ia
nIO MILES BELOW THE CITY, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-We viii sell at Auction, in front of
the County Court House, MONDAY, the 5th No
vember THAT being court day. at Il O'Clock las
Richmond on the Charles City River road between
,ae sirrno and Mill roads in the immediate neighbor
mood OF Lanrel Hill There is upon the premises a
OF the finest quality and might be made desirable
market garden The location is healthy; the neigh
access. The attention of wood cutters and brick ma
kers particularly requested -.
Terms accommodating, and made known at sale
BAKER, PLEASANTS l. co. Aucts.
10 -, Corner Of Franklin and Union sts
PoSTPONEMENT.-Inc consequence of MONDAYS
being set apart as day of thanksgiying the above
sale will be postponed to TUESDAY the e,b of Nos
day thereafter. oc T-dtd
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Guns: GUNS 1--WE ask the attention Of
~ sportsmen to our large stock OF Guns, which We
win sell low for cash to yunctnsi customers; +
ocS VAN LEW 4 TAYLOR.
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dorsed negotiable paper
oc 20 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
TRUsTEE,S SALE OF House AM

TNRUSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
AS trustee in a deed from Charles w. Snead and
wife, dated 18th October, 1854 duly recorded in Hen
rico county court, shall proceed to sell, at public
of October 1855, at o'clock, P NJ, if fair if NOT,
the fair day, the real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of an excellent brick dwelling in the
occupancy of said Sneed, together with the lot on
which it stands fronting l704 feet on the Southwestern
side Of Elmwood street running back 1870 feet on
Park Street alley 20 feet The lot will be divi
ded to suit purchasers. -.r
TERMS: Cash to $500 and expenses of sale, bal
suce on such credit shall be agreed the hour
of sale. FELIX MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
oc 20
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is unavoda-
bly postponed to SATURDAY next, Sd November at
the same hour. Zoe 81 G.& A., Aucts.
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By PuliiRm & Davis, Aucts.
IOSHUA, THE CELEBRATED VIOLIN

JOSHUA, THE CELEBRATED VIOLIN.
IST.-Wlll be sold, on SATURDAY next, at 81
O'Clock, Mt our Office, negro slave named JOSHUA,
well known by great many lovers of music through
our tne state as the best violin player in Virginia.
oe 3l-4t PULLIAM & DAVIS, Aucts. 1
A UCTI0N SALE OF STOCK..-Af the
"A FAIR GROUNDS, on FRIDAY, the last day of
the ar at ~ O'Clock the subscriber VIII sell at auc-
ton, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE and stock of ey-
cry description that the owners may wish to dispose
OF In that manner Persons having stock to sell will
please enter 1t with me beforehand.
JNO. H. MACKENZIE,
Marshal of the Horse Department
ALSO-A lot of young MULES on 4 months ere.
dit; fine AYSH1RE BULL. and several fine HEI-
FERS of the most fashionable breeds. oc 3l-3t
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NIGHT SALES BY Z. b. COOK q CO..
! No. 20 Main St.--The subscribers viii commence
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct nth. at n
O'Clock and continue the same every night They
nave on hand great variety of goods suited to such
Witches Jewelry, &c, together with an assortment
OF Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, Clothing, &C.. &c.
scented, or the money will be refunded
OCH Z. B. COOK l. co. Aucts
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rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALAUBLE
i REAL ESTATE ON BROAD AND SECOND
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY AT
TERNOON, the 9th Nov, 1855, will be sold, on the
premises commencing Mt s! o'clock, house and lot
on the North side of Broad, between Jefferson and
Madison streets, fronting &C feet and running back
l55 feet alley.
After which will be sold III feet of ground the
east line of second street. where crossed by jack
son street. running back the usual DEPTH with several
brick tenements thereon.
After which will be sold 40 feet of ground on the
east line of Second street. between Duval and Cathe
rne streets running back III feet to alley.
The foregoing real estate will be divided to suit
purchasers plat of which can be seen at our office
| in few days.
| TERMs-One-f fourth cash balance at 8, 6 and
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
Byreouest of Mr.. Edward Gresham, trustee of the
| late William and Frances Mann, decd.
| oc 29--tds GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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SUGARS. 80 hhds. fair to choice Or
- leans Sugar do ST. Croix do 100 barrels Crushed
and Powdered do. so do Coffee do In sore for sale
by t. II. Sk1NkER CO.,
-, No Gary at
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nor COUGHS AND CODDS.--AYER'S
l. CHERRY PICTORIAL, Wistars Balsam Wild
Cherry; Leonards Instant Relief Mrs GARDENERS Sy-
rnp Liyerwort. Mrs. Daws' Elixir Stablers Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, Rose
Gongh Syrup and Whoopng Cough Syrup, Javne's
Expectorant, Hastings Compound Syrup Naptha,
Crews Concentrated Wine Wild Cherry Cough Can
tars Cough Lozenges. Fresh supplies received and
TOR sale by CHAS. M1LLSPAUGH,
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q THIRsaR AN NII7lTas sIAT ~. F 'sII

RIO HOTEL AND HOC9EKKKFER1.--
Just received In store. 100 Shack Mattresses, 50
Hair do; 100 Comforts 50 prs Blankets 100 sets he'd
steads, which viii soil low Cali soon; e You want
To DO supplied. LARUS SHINE,
!. OF H-6t "a Main ct.
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pTTsINESS CARDS.

CIIAs. A. ROSE, Attorney a" a,n lm ot the city
Mgso al and the counties of Hen'1eO and Hano
e. Office corner Of Main and Governor st s!rest''
- nv p Sneaces Clothing store. o c W
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Nl1nnnSSrr Manufacturers of Italian and Aane rcan
;.a Monuments. Toubs Head Pieces &c. OF any
Ea'e to- The public are respectfully invited
e ~ Yard nearly opposite the End Baptist
W II between 9Th aud 9Th streets, on Main, and ex
a- .oyk which canno; be excelled by any gotten
FAC w. Vorth OF elsewhere, which they will sell at
-, ,, low rs the same quality of articles lean be
=. n any Of the Northern establishments.
Iva
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H--N-38A OyIINIDUSr1
&WTsES ring the Agricultural Fair my ON
NIBUSES win follows:
Leave Brook Avenue each morning at u o'clock and
every fifteen minutes until 81 or o'clock for Rockets
via Broad 9th and Main Streets Fare 81 Re-
turning, viii directly up and down Main street
from IT, 8. Hotel to the Fair ground and continue 10
while the Fair is open. Fare Is cents each way. In
the evening and after night they will run the regular
route, Main, 9th and Broad SITS. to and from the Me-
chanics' Fair until 10 O'Clock. Fare l2i cents. ~
Families and others charter Coackes for the Me-
chancs' Fair and from the depots at any hour,
day night, reasonable terms. Orders left with
me- or any of the drivers will be attended TO
oc 3O-St WM WRIGHT
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young and middle-aged with the shortest posi-
BILE suffering them, and with small probability of
their dying in their holes other uncomfortable
places Buy LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS, for the
certain destruction of the above named pests Also
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER, for the speedy re-
mova of Cock reaches and Insects of all kinds about
house Princp pal Depot for the sale of the above at
DUAL NORTONS Drug Store
oc so Corner 10th and Main streets
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AUCTION sAIEe.
THIS DAY.
BY AIexander Nett.

BY Alexander Nett. ssa
MIGHT sALES.-.vgATCHE6, JEWEL.
M, 6c--Wili be sold At auction THIS EVE
NM, commencing at y o'clock, large lot of
"sIenes Jewelry, Pens, Fencils &c
rA,Lso1A general assortment of Fancy Articles
Cnfiery. Dry Goods, Clothing, Segars, &C..
oe u ALEX MOTT. Auet
BY 4. y. f,eok & Co. -
MI EDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
~ % Ms AT AUCTION.-Wil1 be sold on
WEDNESDAY night, 3lst inst, commencing ~ =
o'clock at our suction rooms large aud very we'll a.
sorted lot of Medical and Miscellaneous BscEs 80
bracing many rare and valuable works.
Medical gentlemen and the public generally ara
particularly requested to call and examine them
The whole lot will be ready for inspection ON We'd
nesday morning. z. B. COOK CO.
oc 50 An~t;or.S.,
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Sale conducted by GoDDIs & APPERsoS, Auct'
Of p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
THE COMING HARVEST.

W hlle the Crluea, oucc "A fruitful
gra"ary, is being wasted aud .lcsola,ei
by war; and the allies are sintine con.
voys ot provisions, or forcing the Russ
TO sink or burn them, oa the shores and
waters OF Azof; aud all Europe and half
oil ASIA are SO disorde.ed and confused
with battle and revoluiiou, that the hus-
bandman is drafted or scared from the
gram field; and the sxord and bayonet
dash where on the sickle aud
plough hare should CLEAN and blood is
>own, rather than COIN, and wine and
olives gathered ali Is peaceful. and
prosperous, aud promising and happy.
here in the West, where The benignant
star OF empire takes it's way.
NJ" new>pip Comes 10 Our hands.
from the North, South East or West.
bn, some pleasant para graph tells Us how
the whea, aud re, and corn, and fruit.
and grass, are maturing with exberant
and unusual promes. Ia no season before.
has so much seed been cast into the
ground. and never have sunshins and
shower more kindly combined 70 nouvish
stock and blade, and make glsd the
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jcctions, for the rason she tainted ava,
i"tirely through sheer fright, seein a liv'
man in the oven.
II made no delay TO help meseif out
but good heavens, says !, what's tn.
meanin iv this ? for sure as me name :.
Phil, that's nobody il it isn't me owr
darlInt Maggy, that's Iayin there
II knelt down and kissed her priuy
cheeks a dozen time. iavin the prints iy
me lips, all dough as they was, at every
time. Thin got some water aud wash.
ed me own face, and bathei the temple.
of poor Maggy till she revived, and sir,
you may hunt up all your novel stories,
but you'll niver find more joyful meet.
in lv overs than We had. So afther
that | concluded that the wors: iy road,
might lead to good fortune
| assented to Phll's sage conclu sion,
aud pronounced it the best original tale
| had heard 70: long time.
And SO did Mrs. U'Kory.
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Ladies Fair at Franklin.

The ladies of Franklin will hold their
Far, according To adjournment, on ,l,c
Fourth OF July next, in tie old Mee,,..
House.
The pews and windows will be taken
out and an awning erected by the side
OF the house. giving ample room and
good accommodation for hundreds of
people.
Tables will be set under the awning.
and dinner served for all who wish 10
partake. Provisions will be made for
all teams that can not he accommodated
a, the tarvern. Nothing will be spared
to give good entertainment to all.
The choir will occupy the gallery and
perform number Of clces, songs Il.
Mr. }. II. Butler, conductor ri Music
for the day. Will bring out new quartet
instrumental CONSISTING OF first kand
second Vlolins, Flute and VIolinccllo.
Public patronage is respectfully SC.
licued.
Po Ordcf ofthe Tar.
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THE ADMINISTRATION ENDORS-
Ed

The following resolution is the only
one received from the De.nociatic Con-
ventior at Augusta at the time this ar,i.
Gle is written:
| Reso1red That the National Admins
ira,ion, 10y its faithful execution of the
Laws-Dy lis adherence to the Constitu-
non-by lis measures Of economv-by
lis admirable Foreign policy--and by it's
feso,ute maintenance Of The cid Land
marks of the Democratic pariy@uill
command the respect aud support OF all
true men-u being understood that tins
approval oithe National administration Is
expressive OF no opinion in relation to tue
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
Thus is plain endorsement of the
administration OF Franklin Pierce which
has been SO 81 ignally condemned by the
people - ac accompanied with declaration
that the repeal Of the Missouri Caiirro.
misc was matter of no consequence
whatever. The the resolution declares
this will be seen by the most casual ex.
animation. 1t says thlt the National
Administration, "by It's faithful execu.
,lom OF the laws wide the rendition OF
Burns)-by its adherence to the Con.
sti'u,mn (supposed to refer to the
prompt manner in which President Pierce
did not enforce the laws in Kansas,
a9ains,Souihern bullies) by it's measures
OF economy Expenditures S7s.0GO, ,OO0)
by It's admirable foreign policy (sup-
pos ed TO mean the beautiful operation j,
made BY sending out Soue to Madrid
With instructions to get Cuba any how,
and afterwards snnbbing him up shot
aud recalling biln-aIso tie secret en-
engagement given to Sanders, SicLles
" Co. IN getting up the O.,end Coufer-
ence, &c.-also playing last and loose
with The Southern tillibusters Oh the Cuba
question and It's res ou,e maintenance
ut the Old landmarks OF Tie Democratic
party texact meaning nnkDown) COM
mands the respect and snppor, of all true
men- saying nothing about tie ycptai
Of the Missouri Compromise.
The party has thus been worked up
10 distinct recognition aud defence .t
! The Administration of Franklin Pierce.
and to a facif approval Of The Nedrusia
outrage. Igno,ing the Nebraska qn,s.
ton, as matters now stand, is equivaIct.'
to an entire approval Of the course :.
Douglas and Pierce in that matter. A.
the Democratic enters IF the State pr
pared to approve i, lFhig.
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Original,
BY NED Bf.AZES,


"0u me, cnra gesl. the hend in angry mood.
Shall never look with PHYS kind concern,
hut. instant. fnsions raise the whclming flood
o.cr it's trown'd hank.. forbidding all re-
turn.
SO sung the poet, and 50 though, as
the hosrse WIND shr,eked ,effiiically
through the old pine tops, whose ,o"er-
,ns columns, dtfing the fishes OF VIVID
lightning, seemed to sho", up like giant
>rec.ers, before the alnos, blinded ,lsioh
while the innumerabie liquid globes, set
free from the surcharsed clouds, galnbol-
led IN Wild freedom among the cteaains
branches.
Having unfortunately los, my way, and
Departing OF better accommodations. /
WAS abou, to comply with the fr,endl,
invitation OF a venerable looking h,art.
tss old lord of the forest, which had lam
perhaps, for centuries, tenantlcss, al.
though presenting an open door to be-
n,,hed travellers, whca. like the bewll
dered ">on of Abensina.' sped IN the
distance the GUNNER oi taper. What
d sensation oil delight shot across my
tfan al 'h's welcome iha'ca'io" "' Tue
proximity oil human oeihss. "''''s'
'nso'a"'ahiy. ! 'ooia my sell oou'.''''s
With heads"as precipitation over ios ata
Big, efake ana bush. nh1'l s'oon pt'o'e
the little CABIN from "he''ee 'he ''.'s
proceeded
fapd hnfrediy al the do".
And who be We no" answered d
,"ee III accents once loved os the nero
OF Cefto Gordo.
"A traveller who has lost his way
and w,she. to obtain crust OF bread
and piece OF your cabin hoot io'
n,sh,': lodging"
Thin, By the powers yell have to go
ia fther. ior you'll not get that same
here
Can sou Be- so unkr,d as to turn a.
way dog such nigh, rs this
''And who said word aboL, reias,n
barin' the crus, and the nure Don,
&c, the impression now ,ha, I'm ,ha, gem
e~in, na,heral born brute as would ,ral-
i stranger SO scusvily when I've 60, Two
spare feather beds. and a,eables ,ha. any
gin,lem,n' wouldn', mind ,as,in'. No.
no. Phil O'Rosy amt the narrow, con.
usc,ed biped ,ha, would do ,ha. same.
SO come in for the hills OF An,hrum.
this rain would have kilt even old father
Noah long ago. If he was alive now.'
BY this time ! was la,tly introduced
into the interior Of the little domic'Ie,
which, though sudely constructed OF
tough timber. presented an air OF cheer.
full comfort, well calculated to impress
one with the conviction that the old ad-
age, love in a cottage, is no. altogether
an idle fantasy Of love-sick sentimental
ny. but bona fde reality. which exists
where ambition and selhshness are not
paramount to the sende, feelings,
The room itself, was an anoma tine
furniture was p'eceP''bly allied to the
antique; arranged to suit the whimsical
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A railroad bridge OF mo,,stroas dimen.
si"ns has just been completed over the
chanel Of The river Nlaueee 1t is 80 feet
in total length, and % .ee, hich from tie
water level to the rotdmark. |, i, bull,
on the "lloweTuss" principle, and
contais 10, 600 feet, broad measure Of
pine lumber. 40 tons Of wrought and 10
tons of cast iron.
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There are eighteen vessels of all de.
scriptions building at Baltimore, two of
w,ch are ships Ba,tiMo1e is the hone of
OF the clippers.
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"nn me. cnragel. the iiend in angry mood,
shall never look with PHYS kind concern,
Hut. instant, ftsions raise the whclming food
oer its drown'd hanks, forbidding all re,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
st. Patrick,s Day.

We regret that unavoidable absence from
town prevented our attendance at the even
ing entertainment provided by our Irish
citizens in commem, ltion of the anniversa-
~ OF their patron saint From those who
enjoyed that pleasure, we learn that the o. .
cas:Cn was one of the most intele ting
character. c. HENNIss, Esq, presided,
and speeches were made 10y Mayor OIMsrEr,
Judge SHERBURNE, Gov. GoRMAN, Rev. MIR
McMANUs, MIR. McGRoARry, tie President,
and Others.
The exercises Of he day were Of the usu-
al character, and were conducted with spirit
AMI propr.ety.
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Death OF Col. HuSer.

The Charleston papers Of Feb. Is, an
nounce the death of Col. francis KlNIoCh
HucER in the SD year of his age Col
HUGER was the son of COL BENJAMIN lit
GER, of the Revolution, who was killed BE-
fore the lines Of Charleston, and was the
pupil of the celebrated DR.. JOHN HUNTER
and fellow student of DR. PHYs1cK of Phil
adelphia. When young man, and full.
inspired with the ardor of American repul-
Ii an:sm, he joined DR.. Eric BOLIVIAN, OF
Philadelphia, in his attempt to liberate La
FAYErrE from the dungeons Of Olmutz al
enterprise which led to long incarcer;.
ton of the young patriots. The first land
ing Of he Marquis de LAFAYETTE on Amer
lean soil was On the plantation of the faith
cr of COL F. X. HuGER, in l777. Tie
attempt of the yong HuGER and BouMAS
to rescue Lafayette was, therefore, nobl,
recognition of hereditary and paternal Los
pitality. On his liberation and return to
his native land, he was appointed Cal tain
in the United States Army Of 1893. He
resigned and retired soon afterwards but
on the breaking out of the war of 1912,
was recalled again from his belo. ed retir
ment and appointed to Office, and soon r
ceived the command Of regiment of arli!-
lery attached to the Southern Division. Col.
HUGER served his native State in boil.
branches of the Legislature and was always
ready to serve her in any capacity, civil OF
military.
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Sill RIFFS SALE.

EpY virtue q" execution issued oat Of and under the
e cdl u The District Count. in and for the md Judi
biz irct ami County OF Ramsey in the Territory of
reneed ana doch.trl IN tie said Court the L. II
Evans aud David Evans plaintiff and Morgan Cur
an Michael D. Culran and James Curran were defend
aut, ir te o. thousand and eighty dollars and
~ nine cents,
lied upon lots numbered three ~ four. a.
i've, % tx, 90 ani seven % III Ewing Subdivision Ut
lt "Dherede ght o. ana nine O. in Block No tweH
tv->x. { } in the Ii!n:l Town OF amt aul in the
Cointy o KAN ey, Territory OF Mime the same
being sixty eight s. tet in front Third street anu
hney (9o) i,cj deep fronting Roberts street in int
Pat ale said. and all the ehols, interest and tie
right and title which The said Morgan Curran, Michael d.
Currau. AMI jane Curan then partners under the
vie and firm of " H. CuIral Co.," or either oi them,
had the ,ai premises above described the l. h
day Jure in the yea 1852 at any time thereafter
which property shall offer Tor sale and sell ali
the right title and interest which The said Morgan Cur
ran, Michael d. Currran and James Curran. defendants
alb named either OF them had in the ai pre-
mi>es and p"pcry above described the al In dav
of Je in tte year 1852. any time since much
ther, shall be necessary to satisfy the said execution
with interest AMI casts thereon the highest bidder
p'bc auction. at the Court House in the city of Saint
'aGl in the County ct Ram and Territory of Mime
uta aforesaid. Monday the 9TH day of May next,
ten (l0) O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
SAINT Paul Ma; CHI 10th, 1855.
AMES X VAN ETTE.\ IlaintiGT's Attorneys
Y. u tRlDl.EY. Sheriff
By G. =. V. IJiI. Deputy. Mar Il ltd CIV
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GENERAL WooL-It is rumored that this
veteran soldier will be superseded in the
command of the Pacific Department, by
Gen. PERsIFER F. SMITH, now in command
of the Texas Department. Probably, if
Gen. Wool returns he will be brought be.
fore Court Of Inquiry, and bis friends
think that he will resign. Be-.
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@- The Ere Gazette says a good joke
has been perpetrated upon the editor OF tie
Chambersburg Wig. He went to Hair
risbury to bore for the appointment OF d
friend as Supt r.ntendent Of Public Printing,
and While working hard to this end, Twas al
pointed himself I!
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

Hg- Mr. JOHN UAsrEAp, one of tie
early pioneers on the Great Miami River.
died in Butler county on the 10th, aged S4.
lie enigrated to Ohio from North Carolina
% years ago.