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MEAN MAN.-Carolne Bradley, young
lady aged some twenty, committed suicide at a
Rochester hotel, by taking rat poison, in con-
sequence of disappointment In love. Her
wealthy father went to Rochester to see his
dead daughter, but under an assumed name in
the hope of avoiding the payment of the fune-
raj expenses
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L., DUBUQUE & ST. LOUIS
PACKET,
\ FANNY HARRIS.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
WHOLESALE GROCER A COMMISSION
MERCHANT.

Corner Third and Jackson streas, st. Paul, NJ. T.
II 5 now receiving from the South and East an i'm
Il mense stock of Groceries, purchased with special
reference to the Wholesale trade, which he would
invite the attention OF purchasers of Groceries general
y and (as he designs doing exclusively wholesale
busness) that City and Country dealers particularly
whom he will furnish with Groceries at st. Louis pri-
adding the expense oftransporaton and insurance
He is confident that he offer inducements to mer
chants from the interior to purchase their in
st. Paul. instead going below for them as thew have
hereto fore found to their interest do An inspec
on of his stock and comparison of his scale of prices
with those of wholesale dealers Gaena Chicago and
ST. Louis, is most respectfully solicited from country
merchants visiting Saint Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. %, 1855. daw I'm
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NO TIC z
PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
In matter of the estate of

FROBATE COURT-RamSey County.
In matter of the estate of
VIM. Sculler, deceased.
wv E the undersigned being appointed by the Honor
w able the Probate Court for the county of Ram
sey, commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate of
VIM Sculer, late of ST. Paul. in said county, deceased,
and six months from the 9th day of August A. ID. 1855,
being allowed for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice thai will attend to the business of said
appointment at the office of Probate Judge in ST. Paul.
in said county, on the 10th day of September A.
D. 1855. from ten O'Clock A. NJ until four O'Clock p NJ
of that day.
Dated this 9th day of August, A ID. 1856
CHARLES Golfer,
Aug S-dlt w3t THOMAS III CALDER
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neA. Gov. Shannon will leave his home in
st. Gainesville in about ten days for Kansas
to commence his duties as Governor of that
peaceable Territory. The Governor looks at
things in very cool and calm light, not being
at all anxious about the result. He thinks all
the noise about Kansas outside of the Terrific
ry. Hope he may find it So Wheeling
Times
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D6T At New Orleans, on the 18th inst,
there was not single vessel in port load
ing, either for Boston or New York-a cir
cumstance, the Delta says, almost without
parallel, during the last twenty years
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CHIPPEWA PAYMENT-Major HERMAN
the Chippewa agent, left the city yesterday,
for the purpose of making the payment to
the Chippewa Indians. He will disburse
upwards of $4,000
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THEIGERMANs.-The second meeting Of
Il G Germans, who have declared in favor
of Mr.. OIMsTED, as their candidate for de.
legate to Congress, was held at the Court
House last evening.
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TOURNAMENT IN VIRGINIA-On the 3Oth
instant tournament will take place at the
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, near
Warrenton, Va, and on the following eve
nng there is to be grand fancy ball .
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DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK.
KEEPING ACADEMY.

IkNER the Store of Marshall Il Co., on Waba shaw
~ street, will be kept open the entire year. Hours
attendance from to II A. NJ and from to p. NJ
By his system better business hand is acquired in two
weeks than by the old method in years.
All cramping of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil is enabled to write with ease freedom piitv
DOlbear's Science of Pcnmanship.
For sale at his rooms.
ST. Paul Iuy % lSlI
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SAINT PAUL
l.. ANk BOOK MANDATORY
HND BOON BIVDERT

Third street, between Minnesota and Roberts over r
Presley's Grocery and Provision Store.
ME undersigned having completed his arrangements
for Ruling and Binding is now prepared to furnish
to order BLANK BOOKS.
OF every description Ruled and hound to any desired
pattern, with or without printed headings Particular
and prompt attention paid to orders from county Off
GERS, banks, &c.
Blheads, shipping bills, &c, ruled and printed TO
order. Magazines pamphlets, music &c. bound in any
style. Packages, containing directions for binding
promptly attended to. j. A. NJ UOISINGTON
st. Paul, Aug. "a, 1856. dtf
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F Mr. JAMES GORDIN, who was at 81, Louis in
L 1851, and afterwards at St. Paul, Minnesota will
his address to, call Messrs Jno. Higgins Co, q.
and 81 yesey street. N T. he will hear Of something 80
-SiN advantage. Aug 1912
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" q TT C. E.
COURT-Ramsey County.

A nm DONELIY, widow of John Donelly, late of Ram
"A sey County deceased, has applied for letters of I'D
mnstraton on estate of said deceased Said application
Will be heard at the office of Probate Judge in St Paul
the third day of September next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day.
And direct this notice to be published in the Week
ly Pioneer, newspaper published in said county for
three weeks successfully.
Dated at st. Paul this 9th day of August, A. ID. 1855.
RICHARD FEWER,
Probate Judge,
Aug w3t Ramsey County, NJ T.
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JAPAN-Efforts are being made to secure
the publication of the Bible in the Japan
ese language. .-..-
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
yHIS day dissolved by mutual consent the copartner
1 ship existing between l. P. Newton and j. w. Nc
Combs in constructing the Mendoza Section of the Waba
sha w and Mendoza Government Road
/. p. NEWTON,
j. W. MCCOMBS.
Hastings, August 3, 1856, w3t dit
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R9~ The Cincinnati Commercial announ
ced that Miss LOGAN was to he married tC
a certain gentleman. That lady denies it
The editor got out of the scrape gallantly
by saying that her letter at one fell swoop
blasted the hopes of all her admirers
Here it is:
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CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS,
August II, 1855.

EDITORS COMMERCIAL A statement hav-
ing appeared in your paper, to the effect that
| was married at the Clinton House, Niagara
Falls, on the 10th instant, beg to assure you
that such is not the case. The story is COM
plete fabrication, the author of which, is as yet
unknown. l have no intention of marrying
the gentleman in question, nor any other gen
Heman whom ! have seen or know. should
like to discover who it is that has taken such
an unwarrantable liberty with my name
Meanwhile subscribe myself (aiU
Yours, with respect,
ELIZA LOGAN.
p. $. l don't think l could find any name
which will serve my purpose better than the
above
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NEN 81 les. LOW PRICES
IMMENSE STORE DOUBLE IT'S FOR-
MER SIZE!.
~E have received and are now receiving, decided
w ly the largest and most complete stock Of Cloth
ing broug ht to this market Cur goods have been
purchased at very low prices and manufactured for
cash; we are therefore enabled offer our custom
ers extra Inducements.
We have built a large addition to our store, making
IL twice It's iOrmer size We have also made large sky
lights, so as to have an abundance of light.
by the 10Th OF August, we will have opened our en-
tire stock ready for the great rush of fall trade.
we snail be most happy to see our old friends and
customers as also those who have never bought of us
before to whom we will show stock with pleasure
feeling confident that offer them better
tnan any house in the West. As stock will be very
large, and our object is sell out clean to good men
and for cash. we determined to sell low
Aug. 24-daw2w MARTIN Il BRO
Nos. and ia Main street, st. Louis Mo.
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f O u n ID :!
A Card.

A Card.
D. C. PRICE, Dentist late of Saint Lou
is. Office over the Bookstore of Combs
UIY\ & Brother. Office hours from A. NJ.
H tO4P.M. Aug. 2i-dtf
STOLEN OR STRAYFD.
ENROM the subscriber, residing Mr.. Sargents farm
T. about one mile and a half from st. Paul, three
Mich Cows. One had on bell, and was spotted with
white in tho forehead and the hips, red each side
Of her belly. One light red color and the other
dark color, both old cows. These cows strayed away
about fortnight since. Whoever will the said
cows, or give information where they may be found
will receive a reward of $40, by giving the
turning them to Mr.. Edward Rice
st. Paul, Aug. 2, 1855-w3t TERENCE O'NEILL.
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Financial Movements I'm Europe,

People on this side of the Atlantic, SAYS
the New York Herald, who see with what
trouble huge corporation like the Erie
Railroad raises some thirty-fve to forty
millions to carry out an enterprise which is
certain in the long run to pay at least some
thing on the inveStment-or who remember
the anguish of mind and State embarrass-
ments caused by the necessity Of raising a
hundred millions or so for the last war with
Great Britain-can hardly form all ade-
quate conception of the financial movements
of Europe at the present time.
We give list of the great loans recent
ly made by the European powers
English loan el6,OOO,OOO $77 ,44O, 900
do 3O,OOO,OO0 l46,OOO,OOO
French loan ir.25O,OOO,OOO 5O,OOO,OOO
do 5OO,OOO,O00 1O0,OOO,OOO
do 75O,O00,000 l50,000,O0O
Turkish loan f2,OOOOOO 9,69O,OOO
do 100000 16,20O,O0O
Total, $549,52O,OOO
To these must be added the loans effect.
ed by Prussia and Austria at the com
mencement Of the war, some fifty mil
lions more; and small loan recently ef
fhcted by the King Of Sardinia under the
guarantee of England
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
OF LEVI SLOAN.

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
OF LEVI SLOAN.
VuNE undersigned, having been duly appointed, by
Il the Court of Probate of Ramsey County, COm-
III ssiOners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against Levi SOan late
Saint Paul. in said county, deceased do hereby give
ice that they will be in session the Office of SanbOrn
Freuch, in Saint Paul aforesaid, Monday the
yfourh day of September A. d. 1855, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose of examining and al
lowing such claims against the said deceased shall
appear to them just and lawful and will be in session
from day to day thereafter until the expiration of
months from the first publication hereof unless all
claims and demands against said deceased shall be pre-
sented TO said Commissioners before the expiration Of
that time; and all claims and demands against said de-
ceased that not the undersigned before
the expiration of six months from the first publication
hereof will be forever barred.
Saint Paul, August 18th, A. ID. 1855.
JOHN b. SANBORN,
DANIEL ROHRER,
Aug H-w4t Commissioners
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&uertaI Notices.


10 The VOTERS or RAMSEY COUNTY:
II C. 5 CAVE will consent to run as a candidate for
he once oi Sheriff of Ramsey County, he will receive
the support of MANY VOTERS
Aug. 2S. ,.o
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ATLANTA vrnNEx

AILANTA WONEY.
HNLEAANDER REY will take any quantity Of ATLANT
IL BANK BILLS in payment for old debts and will r.
ceive to amount for at his warehou
Lower Levee. Nov. "a, 1854
noy24n ALEX ANDEP PEW
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RECEIPTS, &c.

RECEIPTS, &c.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Black Hawk, Maxwell, Galena.
OFF TODAY.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, Galena
DUE TO-DAY.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
g Berlin, -, Saltwater.
J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river.
Navigator, Chambin, St. Louis.
g Oakland, Morrison, ST. Louis.
COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.
THOMAS FOSTER vice esiisnt. President.
A. H. II. CATHCXRT Sesnsurcy STesastary'
w. r. Marshall, T. NJ. Marshall, W. E. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, T. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. T. Chamblm, A. S. Elicit, A. l.. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markiey, C. w. Turnbull
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
retary. Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
ST. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought sod
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BoRUP & OAKEs Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1p cent
On 81 LOUIS. ....................... Ifs -
ON ON Gasna Shsago. |
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
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ELECTION NOTICE-


ELECTION NOTICE.
The Democratic Electors the counties of co,t and
Rice requested to choose their delegates to in
convention at the Court House in shakopee scott
county, at IL O'Clock NJ September 10th, A. d. 1855.
TO the purpose of nominating candidate for Counc;J
man to represent said in the next Legislature
Rice county will choose nine delegates Scott county
sixteen; Chatfeld Precinct will send five, Shakopee
seven, and Knghorn four.
Dated August goth, A. ID. 1855.
Scott county y N. TiAi H1IEklkp RAXIsl oomm,,..
Rice county. THGs' Gs sob1Es' b, LIES r., ;,
NOTICE.
mass Convention of the Democratic voters of Da
kOta County will be held the house of Mr. Westcott
near the intersection of the Big Sioux River Road with
the MENDOZA and Wabashaw Road, on Saturday, the
hrst day OF September next, P M to nominate can
didates for one Councillor and two Representatives 10
the Legislature, and for the different County Offices
punctual and general attendance is requested
f.; BARThEfr, Committee.
ROBERT O'NEILLS
Mendoza, August II, 1855. aug lsm
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Thermometrical Record for 1865.
KeNJy MORTON PACE, Druggists, Third st., ST. Paul.

August 2S.
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W. MARTIN, New York. c. G. MARTIN, st. Louis.
Mammoth stock Of C,lOthiNU

NhCAl 1NDOCEMENlS!
NEW STYLES: Low PRICES!.
IMMENSE SIOREi DOUBLE ITS Fol
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A California Duel.

\ dlcl took place on the 10Th of October at San
Mateo, between Ii. b. rruett, Esq, aud Austin
Smith, Esq. (>on of Ex-Governor Smith, of Vir-
ginia) two gentlemen extensively known in San
Francisco and in the State. Mr.. Smith was woun-
ded in the thigh, but not seriously. Major Rich
ard p, Hammond and hamilton Bowie were Trn
ett's seconds, and Smith Ind Nolney Z. Howard
and f. j. C. Kewen as his friends" Dir. H. H.
Toland present ON behalf of Smith, and Dr.
A. j. Bowie for Truett Drs. Beroiv and Ed
wards also present. with about 100 spacta-
tors. The distance was ten PAGES, and the wean.
ons six barrel revolvers. A San Francisco IA
per soys:
At the word both hogan to blaze away. cockno
their pistols and firing without ntermi,sion. -
smith stood still and fired very composedly but
Truett took both hands and stopped down to cock
his pistol rs though it were hardwork. One of fbn
articles stipulated that the pistol should be cock
ed with one hand only, but it Is said that the
fragments of an exploded cap got behind the
cylinder of Truetts pistol and rendered the
cooking difficult matter. His change of ma
sition was of course observation-disclosures to him md
he fired more rapidly than his opponent
Several of Trueti's balls struck the ground i,
front of Smith. but the fourth ball from the n.
tol of the former struck the latter in the riobt
thigh, about six inches above the knee One of
the articles directed that the party who shou5
be wounded should throw down has pistol and
thereafter there should be no firing Smith fred
once (his fifth shot) after receiving his wound
anu then threw down his pistol; md about Ills
time or a moment after, Truett fred his sixth
and last shot. Smiths seconds saw from the
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1pMchtur1 1'ir0iislan.
On, Relations with Great Britain.


The National lnieiiigenccr OF "Wednesday say
-.Iu our brief paragraph of yesterday, referring
to recent correspondence between the Govern
ment Of the United States and tia, of Great Brit
inn IL was inadvertently stated that the latter had
not replied to the requests to make known def
nitely its construction of the Clayton Bulw or
treaty. The reverse is the fact. The British
Government has made reply, disagreeiug 20 tho
construction of our Government, and submitting
different construction. but leaving the question
open for further negotiations. The correspondence
has not been angry unfriendy in its tone on
either side. Indeed. from the urbaniiy and conr-
tesy which is known to characterize the parties
entrusted with it. no harshness or diplomatic inn
prepriety could have been expected"
The Union of "Wednesday says--''We are salts
fed, upon such inquiry as we have been able to
make that no canse, indecement or plausible
pre,ext OF war or even of serious misuudeg stand
ing, can be found in any question now pending
between the two countries. and that, therefore
no Apprehension on the subject need be enter
tanned 10y the friends of peace, either in Great
Britain or in the United States
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The Western Hoe Trade

The hog killing season will commence about
the 10Th inst. The Courier OF Monday says:
1t has been estimated that 100000 hogs would
be slaughtered round the falls this season, but
now think the number will exceed 325,0U0 head,
and probably 350.n90 There is now better
feeling in tie market than has prevailed Tor s"mr-
time, though IN consequence of the continued
siringcncy in money matters many buyers are
still holding back. The prevailing quotations
for good hogs 10 he delivered at the pens ARE Ga
81 cents net, While droyers in the country nre
asking "a cents, on time. We hear of II sale of
= ZOO head al q cents net, and learn that several
lots have been offered at 81 cents net.
Tho Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says;
logs are held "a heretofore, with great firm.
ness and from % to 90 per cent. above the views
Of buyers. Hold rs Of heavy hogs, contend for
-. and there are sellers below So - for de-
livery this month. but these rates, being above
the views Of buyers, prices must be set down as
nominal
The St. Lou. In,eigrneer If the oh. says:
Hogs were offered to-day at So, hut buyers n.
that figure were not about. The rate up the
co n,ry appears to be 5aS5 p, and slow at the
latter price
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u,tp ana ltdte aTdlre.

RFY " " WAEsEe-rAis gentleman. lsts pastor Of the
Methodist Church 81 tbs city has beea sat 70 he
Heath, lie Mission Ne=E.ass!.bi county. his Church Hnd
many friends part with hu with regret His sn
pe4r talents exemplary pertinent audsoes qnaleshaYe
won for of admirers aud friends Lyncbbnfg
We dnd Last Abingdon Ngina the following just
plinent a Mr. Walker
rhe Rev sfr Welker ls t4aps the youngest min
Conference but his should be as brilliant
in progress The beginning he win be esteemed Of
the pulpit Of the day With commanding appear
anee an clnar aud distinct and musical he hs, in
an Of thought that easy and
voluntary flow Of language, that VIII render hin popular
wherever breaches Hi stves exceedingly casie aud his
arguments almost Irresistible
CONCERT To sn!ar-ar Sanford and Company viii give
one aiming Concerts Duly IIa tonight The
Richmond Dispatch speaking Of hrn The concerts
recently given by Mr. s 5. SANFORD assisted by Mr.. Turner
other talented members Of the corps highly
tertaning capital ballad singer ana Sanford Is
great hum3r.st Their eoueerts gave satisfaction
TAAfs or Rfcunosp-The Council ofthe city Of Rich
nonI has passed ordinance increasing the 30 per
the bill passed. In January last appears that
the funded debt ofhe city s. B)001 Of which sl22G roo
WIS crs'-l subscription tho iiyer and Kanaw
Ia Canal aad lyle Cfiiral and Tennessee Railroads
The the debt s732O0is represented BY Cy prop
cry than equal value AND is confidently believed
that AMI works when completed viii nearlyif
not quite pay the interest that part Of the debt
ymorva's JANUARY Isrtnrsr-rhe Eagnjyey says the
January senough pay the interest (ss o) and $4,000
besides.
CLERK OF rnr MKT Iouss--we learn says the Baltimore
Clipper Acxand r. B,ielc Esq Of Virgial will be
prominent candidate the Glerksp of the House of
Representatives.
Hon THOMAS II BtYLY--rhe friends Of this gentleman
VIII lai learn that his health has much improved
to give strong hopes Of his speedy recovery
LITERARY CuuosITY--1he following Is copy, verbatim
at itcratim, order enors Il on way-bi and for
waded by the S,gecaach, Merchant in North" stern
Virginia.
MIR p, Jaison Blacklnan wants y7n 10 send him
cu3el Of Caeas By the retrHa stage ify=r par
IrnHhuS,C4JEp-
Msssr5 EdtlTsWe like for publ OH be flit
the discharge of their duties but whth 1t is necessary
that the should be filled OF to
over ard enangcr the washing down o the wall enclosing it,
nothing tho injury d1ne the sd WALKS and streets
orlr for the Superintendent IF the Wafer W. rls to be
futhti the discharge ofhi5 duty seriously don b
CITIZEN.
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Northern majority
Army News

CHARGES DIsMIEssp.-We hear tbHt the Court
of Inquiry of which Brig Gen Henry Staunton
was President, recently III session at Fort Co
lnnbus having reported, after duo Investigations
that there exists no grounds for The trial Of Lieut.
Henry NJ Iazclle, of the LIST Iafantry, by court
martial, under virtual (,ut mistakenly charges
made against him by 1t. Alexander s. Webb,
18th Artillery, further proceedings are not to be
taken IN the ease.
To BE HUNG Private VIM j. Dunn of COM
pany G. mounted rincmen l.. $. A.. was rcepnt-
iy tried by court martial Mt Fort MclntoSh, Tex
"a, Captain 'fhoma, Claiborne. r., of the noun
ted rifles. b,ng President of the Court. The
charges were f,r mntinv aud the murder of Ser
grapt john Williams. af.:he snina regiment and
company, by shooliaL him with revolver The
court found the prisoner guilty as charged AMI
seu,eneel him Ia be hung nj such tmr aud place
u the President may appoint. The murder, was
an atrocious one. aud committed at the camp Of
the company at Linpa Creek, FL Paso rooa,
Texas, on or about the 3)ih Of June last
Tho President has directed the sentence 10
he carried out at Fort Mcintosh on the Fourth
Friday next succeeding the reception of it tthe
sentener) at the post.-Sfar.
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yor,c,l yron.c-yoore a am,.,o.y. urou.rs,

James u Farmer, Campbel II Ward d.; DAVID II Gore
Ky Cousins GtochlnHd Geo II Coz, buckingham; Jno
Jordan Campbell G. H. WIN Wooddo; VI is,tts ieiesblrr
Jim W Fore Pits G. eo " y Raine Mrs 'ie and Family
Amherst; James IL Rumbough Tennessee John S4uucls dos
b Re,d, VA; b Wade Campbell, itnbt Doss, Campbell
II. Geo \ Wright Nelson, \ l. Myers New York tha> W
Beatty. Phia; W iuoier New York; b Wiener, New York
Capt NJ PaH3aL pttcisbuig va; L q Wall, do, Capt
DAVIS, Ietersburi W Holt, Allegheny spring. Va;
Henry Mason amherst IL uupbeil, Riehmaud ietur
- In s#,
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paleaess aud expression Of Their Pflnepaiz taoe
hat be- was wounded. and they went up II him
and laid bin down. The phyoicans examined
the wound aud dec Jared that it was a flesh wound.
the bail having passed through the leg outside
of the thigh bone aud the iemoral artery Mr..
Trueii sent his rocknway with mat in ii TO CON
yey Mr.. Smith To the city Aud Thus ended
ma thor affair of honor"