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Lanneh Of the UMinnesota " ~ wash
lugton.
} 0ccasioaai Corrsspondent

IRON an 0ecasioaal corrsspcndent
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Dec. 2.
Yesterday was an exciting day in Washing
ton. The MINNESOTA war steamer, for the
construction of which, and FIVE others. an appro
priation was made by the last Congress was
launched into the Potomac, on the afternoon
in the presence Of an immense concourse Of
people Every point near the Navy Yard, eli
gible TO obtain view of the launch was crowd
ed. The day Was beautiful, and the occasion is
one which shall long remember.
On the ship at the time Of the launch there
were upwards Of one thousand persons, ipca
ding officers, sailors, workmen, and gentlemen
and lady visitors. Twenty ladies overcame the
natural timidity OF their sex, and shared in thu
excitement and dangers Of the launch All the
Minnesotians in Washington were present
Among them Judge PERsE Of 81. Paul, Ep
WARD MuRrnY Of St. Anthony, }. W. LssDs
Of Crow Wing, and your indeiatigable delegate
Mr. RICE.
The President OF the United States, his caei
net, and many Of the lions Of the day. witnessed
the launch from the steamer ESsisEEn, which
had been placed at their disposal She wa
stationed Few hundred yards from the shore
Al half past two O'Clock. the last impeachment
was removed, and the ship, amid the BOOMING
Of cannon, the cheers Of the multitudes on shore
and On ship board, embraced her future e'e
nent The old custom Of christening the sh'I
before she reached the water, was graceful!
performed by Miss SrsAx l. MAxs, On accom-
plisbed young lady Of this city. She approach
ed the bow. and in due form christened the sh'l
-MrxxRsorA. The baptismal water wa
brought to this city by Mr.. RIcE, rom you
own Minnesota river. Beautifully appropriate
was il noty
The headway Of the vessel was soon checked
and she came to anchor some i've hundred yari
distant from the Navy Yard. Whik the MS
sEsorA was cleaying the waters, " as thing o
life" and before she cane 10 anchor, a beautin
Incident occurred. Two bottles Of vine wer'
produced In honor Of the occasion. and the mrs
glass Of course, was rendered TO Mis- mann
Instead Of odering sentiment, Miss NJ cast
Speaking glance towards your delegate. ID
zane forward, and in fw eloquent and heiinl
remarks. alluded to the compliment paid tb
Territory be vas proud to represent IN TIM
naming one Of the noblest ships in the wori
after her The pcople Of Minnesota were proud
be sid, Of the conplimert. and their hearts an
hopes and good wishes would follow the Ms
sEsorA," her officers and Der crew. to ever
quarter Of the giobe.
A detailed technical description Of the MN
sEsorA" woald not interest you very much. he
keel was laid in October 1884. Her tonnae
$500 tons, at twerayeighs feet dranght !.
water Her guns were cast st fff's.arg,
Pennsylvania, bot the shells, boat AMI mes
hvitsrrs ammanitin. and complete armanef,
sIl be prepared h,se. under the superinteDd
.rce Il Commanar' DAmsxEsx, OF our Nav
fArd.
Congress viii meet tomorrOr. Every TIM
~kFeuce TO the organization 10 10 docbt;
Ymr, NJ j r.
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rEouGg csoss, as.ies 10 eli hisss Of HAnD.
NJ WAag, q ~ Aatsoay. sss 500 - bssd f"A-s
,ssslx Il an srti<.s lac. Also, Ae~st ks SsSs
Ysrsss 90 . esIser.tsd ssvs 81 Ill his3s ss1 bA.l-
pss>ss keff Asls.'iss thsFns.
VITA an o. psrssss II ss ys.ys NJ she Hsfasus
lssts>,, ths sse.<r.s gsss eoseAsst thai b sW h
.s.s 10 s,ss sss.f.sssa al ~hs sss eo~,ensni "a
ryCsastry TrsSs 10 responsibility sesissssd
q. y. CnUsE,
o. As,Assy. No xins's ssisa,ss, Lsww Ie~s
Dec D. lsts vn
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8sri GsoaprcwS, Dscsmber /.
10 ,ss EAsasess Il The fisass asa ns.sesAs;
The land once = new Engaged N - ~
euts 70 settlers On theresrve isnA sosd u Dun
vater, b September, 1854
Yours, DC, q. II nAcA
ri, 0x...,.,r a. wa.l;.e
1911 ~ .esf.i 4 s,cap,we FROM Cred
ar,-CAanees Jor pvomofioa nd good DOn'
lsks 10 'sssgfsfs raA fenasy,-ors q vssn'
M'""s'o'a hfPeo'eo"' ~ vac N'uAsu '''
wAsaisstOs, poc. - 1890
TO ~ .@,'" : ',s - '- ~ ~. - .
..S,. g.. :. :. w.. a. a., -.
~! ' .".... >. -, -. ..,s
=. a -, -, !
: n"'s 49, -, :.
w. '"' ~ -" "
my r'''" n'e " '" ''''"'e .1 NV "-'' '''
cue W osu A''u ~ ' s'0 -" eHA''
amount ! owe "~ Ply = ns~ Jus '''!
90 saip.rs % ''.' : "e' '""u
ron''ss' A'A.s may s.e ~ ~ u'l's'e.u ',a.'
Inc NJ N' w" ,'ep"".ai'' S''ie'e " .'"'', !,
o's''ne' 0's 's ~ SIAM
and receive anu 'e'u." 'ne S"o's " =" e'e''''eS
Both the other parties view the Democrats as
their antagonists and the latter show 10 dispo.
s;,;ou n he v;everl in anv other lipht bv either
rn 81, -
i"1 n s"ea"n" pen'
rsngementa prevail, BY combination OF he
publicans and X. Ms, uniting their votes
soa;nst the Democrats, and dir,d;ne The spoi1,
- .I...,s,,,..
AMONG u"''
The Democrats have made DO nominations,
but they viii, I think, vote for RICHARDSON Of
ul. for Sneaker. and FoRxEY, for Clerk.
81. .rn. C,oul.L;. h.,. ro..,.
ns' '"ousA' " w, o',, ~s"p, ou'
running cuts me out reiied on MS votes-'ne
Nebraska men.
have denounced the Democrats 50 long, tha,
7 .rn,,osod never cou,d ac, with ,ho,, nm,
oeing Neornska man l see y" o'ner ehanee'
consider that the repeal Of the Nebraska bin
shouId be the only test question IN the next
Presidential elact;or An others can b. mat.
T. p.
Poneo' in~ snoasd pe met ohee' In me great
struggle between HENRY CLAY and Gen. JACK
sos, national policy only was involved now
constitutional and persona| rights are involves,
and ali true natr;ofs shoula snnnort the const;'
,us;on snd hin IN nnts;ng down the traitors who
would violate II IRE Ho;t;vo sJavc Iaw and
,hs isw arthor;v;no new S,a,os 70 oor,s into
the T~,on nm m sona, s,os;ng Nth tho old
States with or without slavery e,uy no ensnr.
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~ gLDDtOsHl--s. y. q % ". SMITHS ss,sssssss
lvI msieasoss isas ss1 adversely tsows 20 ne
Ns.sesi vsfsS hs.s ssss rssdssss sph dessrsss
~ tA<u ssthed ~ pssiaz ssA tr wbl<s The arst
kssisss1 bsis
Osaess fcs esq psr u ne sssssfy % World, ssst
aisset r. Tie msssfsrsry To- Boston, With sssh
ssfsy rsSrsses vib b. rssmttiy ss,ssass TO- and %
fsithfsiiy sseestsd - " ihs tsss~s rrs>ss,
snslsJs5 sssst 10 ssisst, SD - - fe.esSssls
tsrns. Es<t inssfssssat Sarfsntsd
psess ssss oss 10 o3os.
Fsrssns ~hs ssh 20 b 70 hsisdssss 9th 0 yisw a
pssAsssy 81 The cad u ne rear, zen hs.s ii. REQ,
fredstsf o. psu psJeenf ~ The psrthsss msssy
fkctOaf AsD WAaE RoOns
bes s-sav sH wssAiagsas Ates,. nestas, nsss
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i've viii o. a The wssaty rsossss Ans pssocsay
ssssssssss, As ess year, 30 oil che wA sssems scsa
seea eeastssaos ~ the department ef The pspsr 4,
the sapratsa af The ysaf viii Be salsss
oar stteatisa 10 oaiipd ~ rsasWsll
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rhsskssi,Iss Psssiswssion.

yrrer,vs Dsyss,sssv, NIL
~ Peal, NOV. ~, 1855 !
10 hes p,s.ssS ,s. Gives ~ s sss4 bsss the
,sep,s u tbs hssssfai Territory, vish eessrsi good
R~ssA ssd slsasss sa.rsaeisd prosperity Ssrss the
ysss srsSiaS 10 . slss< n b ~ ssd proper tssi
~s sbesid q Q Tsrissasn p<etls. ssshs sstssss
sns~ sdxnesf " t;e ~ ks pest ssasss, sss sss ios
kis esstissss slssstns % sssfsssss.
Tssvefre D. wins \ 0ssnss gs-ss~ss " she Ter
iesy AZ rsneses. ,s,ssss skss shs sttissss tk<sef
sui sAs~y,s ssa ss.s InrnRAY, tie srth DAY 81
p,sss<s asrt 20 d-y Of rAsshsSivag 10 0sS for The
kssItk bspp,.sss sod prosperity u pssps. re-
psstsy re1ssst eli pefssas 10 fssssn hsn ssssss pss
ssils - that ssy.
Give. s.Asr ~ l.sa ., rss e.pas,, ii ~. Pest
tsls IssA Asy II ~. t.Ss
W. A. GOkNAN.
NJ the Gsvsrpss
4 Ts.y~ ga~sEE, Ssfy.
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NJ. F.aUL HORSE .M.iRkET,
nr.s COLLINS DoHsk MARKET,
RUNNING FROM I'd 60 Ash SrmCET
Will DE- SOLD svsRY DAY,
n0rscs NJ Aucti0m and Private hale.
~ Horse. and c.,u. hep, ea Rs..osab,s Terms
Nav ida Wsm
ADRIAN 5. ELFELT.

A CHANCE For vERYBoDYi-
N ell sell OF my sstrs Winter stoet of Dry Goo-is
irom until the Isl dsy Il ysbtusty st vesy small
Aa,sner sss,s Eastern ", STOCK saasst. In part
IT tbs iollowipg
Clotbs, uAss,,nsres, satiinets, sud vesiinT..
Bssk And Hlse PILOT C.ths,
white, Hue snd Gray ned aud trib nisnhsts,
large variety af Zephyr 1ooas.
long and spasre shs~ls
Rod, white aud rsIiuw risnnsis.
Bl.sebsd snd rnbleashed Csstos Fiannsl.,
Al Wool d. Islses, sast ttsnoeis,
Fancy he Laiae., rmbroasriss, Collars, hies,es 90
Dress and tioah fsmrsinxs
psmasks, Stnshssas. f,iats,
raaet~hirts aud rrpws.fs,
Ned Fisnnet Ovsr shirts,
white Linen rhirts ssd Collars,
Gents and IAdIe.' Mefino and tSmb. Wool Hnss end
nsif-ttnse,
whits Linen taAbfie Handkerchief,
Emhtosdessd Cambric uandh ereshf ke., ke,
n-~dss other articles too numerous Ia Iosstios all sf
sale, very ehssp, BY .-.
ABAAM 4 kiSEif,
Opposite the American He,si, 81 Antheey sasst,
nevssf,n w7mins ~ faal, konesota.
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NAurg Co.'s. 49, In the Department news Of
the washingtcs fa,on. !, Ia stated that several
packages n the native corn bad recently bon
received by The commissioner Of patents ffom n
geuilrman 10 Virginia The gentleman .tst'i
in note accompanying the corn that he had
for twenty years ben saving the is-t ssd, AID
the best from Il IN turn. until he hal developed
grain making hr white meal and esoellent
bread
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n o. GILFI.LAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Peal, nj s<si3, issty
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GROCERIFs.

a@
N 3 TYSON = CO, wn0L1AIl AND
Asrshssss, Rebsrts sussi. ssswsss MAD "a fSss1
Streets, sslss fss', aisssssss.
MAJ r'''' A''t s,s ~ a::: ~ s-'A''". -
A iaasess New ssssl q kssA ossssssss, v,ss.
uSsasN ssa frevsssoss.
S:s s. ~: = '.As I. ss. r..' sss.
NE rrsoN . 90 have sssa and sss $50 s,sss,sss
y every sss.sAl frs. ,es Ess.sss sd eessAss. NJ
ms,ss sssn asccssr ~ NixxssA, ssA nsss skAA Ass.
bic that ~heh theegAt 10 - eaursly ~ AfPp Ne
ls III. sa,eeased basissss 81 Ast pear. n sssA rs
s Is. s .s s.a ssss ~ !. :. = ~
psfs during u. eoatinuaaes and epaaplusut tAs a
asS shAswvs VI hpA sssh, And .asas~sS sasays nave
bees avoided We are, therefore, ysspased 80 = ssn
sss s,seA :" sss."ay e~ prices fs cssA - Appssvsi
hs stmess care hes e.sa sssreissa h usAn> - ~
selection Ut gods, and 10 eeaha.atiy b>isvs1 Kn0 n
sssrsss Mu And eAoses ss.ess~sss u ,vssy sssisls
ssrshsais ffem NE uppss cesAy ere sa,,ssa I, sAs
personal isspeetion q soeA es seed thsls -
~hlsh wili - rsmp.ly s..seAsa y. ss.sy ssliV 81
sAs.s MAJ Wy % al sGsis sss,s ssa ssssssss -
strictly Atssessd 81,
An See. ssa are guaranteed 10 " u The quality r,,
tv.sstsd cad I. ssrts. Nat psvAsssss q ne ss1s
- how, A. thsy ~ obtained IN ~ lesiss aay 4 ~
EAst>tn mAststs. ~yarsea II eas ystssa ~tA tAss.
Of ~ tosls aad kAsssra sisiss lavitsd sad vksa iks
..rsa.s q ssv.Il..f :. ss.sds.sa ne hos e me y
snd tear 81 pseAases, mar be sssiSsy ssessA 81 pss
chasing Of Ne ththk Stand sesstkiaa uss ha>
IN equality s,ss hsa the ssaass~~a,s ssssss y sAs
Trade,
wKsl.ssie Dealer, ssm ,ls uppss cssss, wui s,S
wtth w ~ thsy wAAL snd 81 ekesP psiessA
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0Nrfr AND TOBACCO. PETER LORIII.
- ARD, No. ~ chsthsm street, ke~ tesk. sse
VI Peter b aeesss Lss,llatd, sdsr bs ssis sf
aiads u sNufr ssd rOsAcCos, 10 asasssi 80.
fss particulars, Price csusat tss be ebtsAss1 b
Addressing above. Thb EssabIishmsst oss u TX
ssdsss u he kind Ia the United States.
Fss. -. lstt fsS1oSAwby
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Umpire SAW wORKs,--w. T.. y. GAGE 4

IL U.--wsseseess, NJ. n Mia stsssf ~. Lesis.
Missssf sasfsstsfss II every Descriptions Al Estfs
Cast stssi MI, Csesiss, rii, hstsy. cf.ss Cs,,
Cod chiss,s, TSssk srssss, ksises hespes ssstiss,
spfsags, etc.
O,d saws sspsissd Esd msas % good o. ssw ~ small
cost.
Ths ssdsssisasd bs,s made sseA impsovsmsnts IN /.
srfived ., ss<h pssksiiss In the tsmysss sss gsssf
Ing department. NJ Asis wost ssd sshs sseA psiss 10
procure The best ssalty al Steel hst TIER ess assert
vhsst kss ~ sostssdistoa, tkst ksis sseh ef ssws
hand ed bssss nsssfsetssed, are ssd win b.
not esiy ssssI 10 bat sspssiss 10 say wsbs 10 ~
brsssht 20 this msfksf.
Every sew so,a under ,hsls ssssaatss vii be wsd'
COED So tie pssehss~st not ossd 10 10 On 90 fsisi
nsseh sa-dsw ons " W. l.. D. 0A0k co.
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On the sth, the House adjourned. Befos,
adjournment however, Mr.. CAArmSia. anpoun
ced there would be meeting Of the auti.Ne
e'Aska members 1t the Capitol, on tina. even
ing.
IL will be seen that on the thirty-,Aird bal
lot BANKS bad 100 votes, lacking but eighties
OF IN election. II he can draw that uumbeI
from FriLrs, be win be elected. otherwise tho
latter. or . new man, win be chosen. The uex,
mail. We think, will bring the result.
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q o. pssi tsss ~ sAs y 1ssst d ~ - Il ne
600 Case, 10 q. rssi, .isA she sas ~
%, s-aA~,Iss lsa ~ .. .. sssvs, oVsV.
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CATHCART's CARDS.

! CATHCART'S CARDS.
iCATMcARr 4 CO., 10 RoBERr
AND DOMESTIC nay eooos sssHs lNsl ulsasssts
ses. Asx ere ssessiss ~ ever .nspsssh. fssH u,
aad staple NY Gecas which they are psspsrra h al ss,
CASH. either NhelssAis hrtaii, 81 xnasssliv Nv
sss 1, ss,S s,s s sss.s s =
purchase With security We viii sssuerste I tsv srtl
slp. asa .eliei, An esam,sa.,oa,
DIAM stripped aud sssssasA sA. 10, III. w.s.s s.,A
1 sass'' s's's. aud cellars, sAesga .s.c M. .
.-..-a
tCgvKNrrs FIVE piece. rsvssn Mss,a.,.. in M. mai.
y desirable e''er and shades w, 2y. ss =, cos
ENsTy p.-. Wool r.ia' al the a',.., :.yl:. ..s,
Two HUNDRED p,sss. as~ .,yie, psiaisa hssiia y,
cArncAwr Goa
'ltltaks THOUSAND psess Nsrtsmssk. csssssAe esd
Nov style rr'nss, acsn 10 I'm q
| CAthCAkT GUS
| A l.AkaN .s.es,a.st VI lhy State, rs.hssrs and
~ hceha shs~l., ehsar,1 CArhcARr 3 cos
LOT sfss.s'~' ea.'. tn ,s,,., ss.,. sa,s: ."d
Ixsss Stock sa g.asss. S.s,ssm.a, ADD cs,ias,a.
n aei.sty aud aieses, .eisrtsa With great care, ~
| cAtiscAnr . On,
sISwkNtY slauf ass lAa,s. .aa Csasis@sa'. Xi-s
u ssaet Md Gleses. =, CAtilCAkr cos
nss pspskn ard sisfy r,ee~s whN~. ksa ssa
oe''' ''''"''' Of AL qualities, c;s'rncAar a o~
TwfSry viva s'. S's.s sSssiiss,, a - 1880.
I;rous npSnakS r'.e.. ms.sSsd STARTING, AZ
Two muSDssp rsesss ra,'aa ssssst =,
-. y. = w = -.
TwohosDsh0 1'.'s' sS'sa sSis'ias, :s,.eH
Two HUNDRED S'''s. isssS. and S'ss STIn.s: !.
0STHTSD~TD S;:s.: II'1Tss.. at
TWO uuNnasD pain. Whit. saa endowed m.al.ss
] ehesp,N cAracAMr cor.
cArcAar cos
~ cArncARra
Oyxuuymnp and yIFry sssr Glove: .sd S,S..
" cheap. At cAriicARrs
LARK .,aek Of Velvet, 8te...i.. three piy saa H.
cAfncAars
A BkAurutL ss.es,.sea, Of rut. yietor,ass, Cuts,
n had. snd Mt'ea., vsty shaap, al .-
II I'M orESsD-A iasss assortment u weosn iies-i..
ID SACKS. asi,er., uaastsss,ss aud rrps,s Coz lAass
saa Children, at cAfmcAnrs,
r1yWENfv piece. 10 ules ehsd iAnsv and ts,rs sheet
u iasss cArnoAhvs
800, =.
'I'wnNt 't&hN ~, ~ AM 20 'seh f'h"w ossr'-
4 ia"e" aud oe''ae, cheap" .,~,,...
tAFHuAHIr
fSirfY e.,.s s...,ted is.h Linen ..,t.et.l n,Ye :,
N pATnrAGT.s
nANAak Table iiasa ses,sh aud Russia rowslias
L J In stest quantities, a. CAfilCARr's
November H. Isbb, aasf
~ neuprrr N wtrat p1Atp ANN M
o,s"cr s'.p. .x,,s. ~. z. y 49, W.
VARS, Asneansfh Imp emsmn, IN $50 yvscs Fsmps,
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The Central Democratic Union Club of New
York, mt, a, Tammany Hall on the It'll when
JoHS COCHRAN tenderd his resignation Of the
pacssleney ef the Club which WIS accepted. -
An address and rsolutioa expressive of the
principles and purpose ofthe organization wcrc
rad and adopted.
Tux ninth ward American Club of New
York gave grand banquet at NrRIo,s, on the
9th, In celebration Of the recnt victory IN New
York. Hon. GEoRaE Bmaos prcsnjel. and
about 500 persons werc pwscst The princi.
pal speakers were the chairman, DsSfu UiIr
NAN and Joax NJ. BORIS. Of Virginia
The National intdl,stneer says that cnr,A.
TIER HyixxAS, who has Tor several years past
nsided in this country ~ Charge d'Afiairs. has
presented his credentials to the President and
was received rs Minister Resident Of the I'm.
pcror Of Austria. Mr.. HESRY BoEsrw also
presented new credentials 10 the Secretary oi
State, aud was received as Charge d'Afihirs Of
the King Of the Belgiaus,
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7 gIIsos DgAfys IN prArLg AND FANCY pKy
81 . Csss.. sssay Nsas cls,bias; Hats sad Csys,
f-,s. sss shsss isfssa ts.s u cd isas Povs~s Led
.sd sit Graesrlss and Provisions vinss fAgsoss To
s.ses ssd ssssf.,
Al kisas Il pssdsss fsbss ssshsass ier oeods -
ne highest ssftst ysiss 10 e.-h xas, p@A ssSs
sod fslfrt-s
s-ss kires. 2 Nav, lz-viy,
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IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN a con
u PLANTATION MILL. Price reduced. Ths cob.
se,ibss hes purchased exclusive right II territory ss
sse In the West Of tho shove seisbfstsa mills sHd 10
prepared 10 fsrsi,k thsst 81 oil ss Their sbeis.sts
10 fstsii, Saassn,seS In fhs pssss ts.ivs nsssss.
Is u asw mgfs 'has . year siaes Tie Liitis oisst'
bses sssstss,iy psvtas 10 The psrsisr favor.
Tho Improvements feesetir snsessd SD patented,
msts The most pefiset Dsstiss offered fsr uss
svsi fssm 10 fsrsssAsa ssmvssts s.sAy sss 81.
tssAAg team. saa weighs ss letessi No, l. Tzt No.
sss, No q, 900, No. Z, 80 gessas. Tvsaiy nlssiss
ssa vhss sbss sdjsssa sss viih - fsy b ssissssd
10 boy. rsli sbsetlsss .ssesspssy sssS mill.
~ Sss 40
s.Aso IL
40 10 -
S~Libsfsl dsssst To sssisss.
JANIS 0, CHADWICK,
NJ. 81 Jseas, st., .ei.sea sseesd ssd Third,
as,I-dkyiy ~ tssis, No.
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lAR. A. HknTHIEn, rhysi6.ss and esfsses, sasrs
IL bic professional ssrviess 10 The etI o. g. rss
ssd viriny Psstlssisf attention slves 20 hiawttsy
ssd ell dssssss al kmsiss.
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dssss On Roberts street, u ell other tmss
once opposite the n ne Uosse, 49, Assheay stSees
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20
NfERCHANTy HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND
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ed ssA ssfssasshsd The shove nsuss, atanaG1 h ms1o
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20

THICKER A BTE1S1fAtS, CARTILAGE AND
wee, nsaas,ph ssrsst, tAissSs, fii,sss,
~ Ali nr,<iss msssfsstssed BY ere warranted
syssI 20 cay supplied 10 TIE tsios.
Con niSsslsns from Farmers Merchants, prompt
" sstsndsd 10. Who ~li asd verh i.ss sssiss to
write DC. n. a.. pANDtOhb,
oct N-dh WIN Asest,
(NrKAY Cam. lsts Tho seels.s,s ~ n. sstsSsib~s
Ia frsst Bros.A s1sat The Itth lsstss, sEy.
EsfEEs sDEEF--tvs ~ them blses.
mo ssssf IL r~ts.stsa TO iasn.sfy tks -.sss y~y
shssyss nd take thsn s~sJ.
gDstsD RICE
~ Pssfa Nov. -, 1884 tvs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-20

10 CeIk hasiiia neps
Ass sIl o,Ass s,,,ei.s ssssiy ~ ssis 10 Whsaanas
0sssssy -ssssilshmsst, sssstassiy - hAsA.
seps ~, 1888 dsv6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-22

" killing William Green, drayman who was
buried beneath the immense pile of the ruins,
also severely injuring Samuel Fleming. Mer-
chant, and Alexander Steele, constable
FAINT hopes are entertained of the recovery
Of both.
The fire ragged the greater part Of the night,
ana the greatest disorder and confusion pre-
vailed.
There were great many persons arrested
IN the act of stealing goods, and we under
stand that about twenty-five persons were
committed TO Jail.
Tins morning, goods Of every description
are scattered over the public square and the
streets, in SO confused and damaged con
diuon that the owners scarcely recognize
them.
There were four or five thousand persons
on the ground during the continuance Of the
fire. Loss estimated ut Sl50,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-22
Great Fire in Bloomington.

BLooMNcroN, Thursday, Oct. ia most
destructive fire broke out in this place about
nine 0 clock, last night.
The fire originated in the livery stable at
tached to the Morgan House, situated on the
east side Of Centre street. between Washing
ton and Front streets, in the block immcdi-
ately south of the public square, and spread
thence north and south, entirely dest Dying
all the buildings on the whole block except
the Mclean County Bank, and Dietrich &
Bradner's Hardware Store, including the
Morgan lIouse--loss, ten thousand dollars !;
the central Illinois Times printing Office, loss,
fifteen thousand dollars, and the Telegraph
printing oihce-partly saved in damaged
condition--loss about two thousand dollars.
In the stable of Morgan & Boulder, seven
horses We're burned.
One man (name unknown) is reported to
have been burned in the livery stable.
One Of the large chimneys Of the Morgan
House fell with tremendous crash, instant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-22
7. D. HUSTON. THO. W. HAWKINS M HUSTON
Huston, Hawkins & Huston.
Successors 10 stannus & Haaii,on, J

{Saccsss0rs 10 Stannus & HaniIton)
XXTH0LESALE GR0CERs, COMMISSION AND
w. FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street
between Fourth and Fifth, keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock # Groceries and shall be prepared to
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do General Commission business,
and solicit for sale consignInents Of all kinds of
merchandise and country produce. W. are prepared
e make liberal advances We shall pay special at
tenion To receiving ana forwarding al kinds Of goods
and produce both to and from the interior and 10 fill
ing orders for any description If merchandise From
the long experience of Mr.. W Il. Huston in this
branch Of business, shall toe able 10 give saisfac-
ton. HUSTON, HAWKINS I'll TSTON
We take pleasure IN recommending our successors
10 our old friends, and ask for them continuance Of
the liberality lately extended TO us Messrs Hus-
ten, Hawkins Huston prepared TO do large
business, and from their experience and ability, we
are confident Will give entire satisfaction.
SfANNIS d HAMILTON.
October 8, lS55-ddwlm