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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06
Teepisovial Items.

WrSoSA.-Mr. DAVID 0LNsrED, we regret
TO learn, i in feeble health, and contemplates
trip to Havana.
There Is, on exhibition, at Winooa, o foil
water melon, Of the following dimensions -
Length, four feet six inches circumference,
three feet eight inches weight, sixty
pounds. This monster melon was grown on
the town lot OF A. z. Foster, one of the town
proprietors Of Winona.
The " Ben Coursin" arrived at Winona on
Wednesday. the 2sth ult., at 4 p. NJ, and re-
ported the river below free from ice. Thus,
while the calm and sluggish waters Of Lake
Pepin present polar barrier to any river com
municatioa with any points above it, Winona
is Of easy access still, and the prospect is fa-
vorable for q much longer continuance Of open
waten.--ReYt.-an.
Thursday next has been set apart by the
Ministers here, as day for local thanksgiving
and prayer We should make every day Of
our lives q season OF sincere thanksgiving for
the daily benefits We receive at the hands OF our
Heavenly Father, and of constant supplication
for his continued care and guidance. = Repub-
han.
The number Of those who anticipate erect.
ing dwellings and stores next spring, viii
create demand for Bricks, far surprising the
possibility Of supply; and we earnestly recon-
mend capable and experienced brick makers to
turn their attention TO this point, and make
such arrangements rs will enable them to meet
the certain spring demands. There is an
abundant supply Of material adjacent to our
town. and it only waits the workmen, to be
turned into handsome buildings before another
summer shall pass away-RePuJi'ean.
There are one hundred and ninety seven
buildings Of all descriptions, on Winona prairie
between the residence Of Willard DOolittle,
Esq. and the slough below the pretty cottage
Of counsellor Keycs.-ArgS.
TIE ST. CRorx VALLgY.--We extract the
following items from the Saltwater Ua,on, Of
Saturday last:
| The weather continues mild. Sleighing is
not now Friday 30th) as good as II has been
st. Croix Lake is frozen over 50 that pedes-
trians, ant. occasionally cutter, pass over
without difficulty. Yesterday, some twelve or
fifteen dressed deer, were brought over from
Wisconsin. Price, cents for fore-quarters,
and for hind quarters.
| Tho AMI OHicers bs ve receivc1 niats nj The
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

SLAvrnr.-1he Louisville Joarnal eonclu,Ls
an ar''ce of two and a-hAlf co'umns IN the sub
jet II slavery a. bilows;
But What will be the condition Of the Soath
u slavery be wipd from the Republic They
are stripped II thr~ millions Of slavss. worth
5000 each, and their plantations must 90 10
waste. The black race in the South will ont.
number the white. thu North viii not rsriye
them. and the South canno, support them A.
fNeus-n; the white man ruined IN the south
ami the black man who disphc~ him riapsss
into harbarisul
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The 81, lcai- Repsb|ssa has insormstioo
from iN~0nwot,h tina, very lsrvr AMI en,ha-
siastic convention u, the friends II Law and or.
DIR ia Kansas. was held in that town ~ the
ltth inst Nine or ten COUNTIES 81 the Territory
were rvrcscutel. Governor SHANNON was frs-
aicn, of thu convention. AMI delivvrd an able
and clcquen, ash!rsS in favor Of sustaining the
lass and JaaN C,inorN, Surveyor Gcocral oi
X ansas and Nebraska. NAH very powerful
sprcb, lie was particularly severe upon thu
To,-ka con,cntion snne two donn disorgan
isers and rrvol,ers. s,lfacm.asted, ami in SESSION
at that plasc Ia prparc State constitution
and the frec Soilers apd Abolitionists Judge
i!scoxrry. II, J JcHSscS, and Gpn W. Pm
HISs also a.lirs-d the convention, l, Was
one OF the harvest conventions e,rr held IN the
TERRITORY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Coorrs,uoS.--It wouh APPEAR probable
that thu United States AMI Great Britain may
cooperate in the Enforcement of the policy oi
the Srncr rla,inr 10 the Danish Sound DUES
The Washington Union II bate date says We
have noticed some trsces az apprehension thar
the pending controversy h''ween tbs United
States and Denmark may act prcindicially upon
our rlatims with Grtst Britain. THIS We
know to be mistake. Tfsre Is nodsSrvnce of
opinion between the two governments on The
sabjec, DENMARK has rcliod upon European
coofsrztion 10 maintain The dues hut this il Is
PLAIN she canDO, obtain
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Mr.. DoSs PIarr, late SECRETARY Of legation
at Paris, in earl in the Cincinnati papers. ~
plies to the eharyc cf the New York Times
Paris correspondent, that he (pnrr) hail alb
s.'o@hd from Paris to escape debts he could no,
pay. Mr.. PiArr says his rsignaiion and rvturu
to the United States hac bscn known in Paris
for four months lie says his debts arr pri-
waite affair ami ARE no, an eighth Of thu sum
(slooool stated. lie says he resigned the
off~ bcaus u thu insufficient salary allowed
him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

The Pembina Settlement, situated between
five hundred and q thousand mile northwest Of
81. Paul. is said 10 be in the midst Of one Of
the most extensive grain growing regions in
the West.
II is also remarkable for its incorruptible
officers. The Register of Deeds Of that TO
sion, q pure Omaed man, in his official let
ter TO Secretary Rosser. announces the fact
that ne eh,~iied Mr.. R,0 oui Of 6s raes, and
Secretary Rosser, it is said, ver,ian,Iy exposed
hs dishonest ally For particulars ~e kn-
Nm. Rcd Wing Ssnt,neL
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

TUX W.T. os touts N,rotrox.-The En-
peror Of France is looking forward TO whatever
contingencies may yet mark his evrnifdl CAREER,
We learn from the Paris correspondent of the
New York Post, that the Emperor Of France
has msie his will, which provides that in case
Of the shath Of the child to which the Empr~s
Is shortly expected to give birth. or In case Of
the death Of Napoleon ILL.,, without any direct
heir, France Is again to become Repahlie, UNI
der thu Presidency II rriuce Nspoleon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

SAB AoeTDEsr.--On Sunday afternoon, Mr..
CHARLES Ross was thrown from buggy, on
the corner Of jackson and Fifth streets, His
head struck large stone lying 10 the street,
and the effect Of the blow rendered him insen-
sible. lie was taken up aud conveyed to his
boarding house, the Merchants Hotel. where
be fingered, insensible, until yesterday morn
ing, twelve hours after the accident, when he
died The cause Of his death is said TO have
been conclusion Of the brain.
Mr.. Ross leaves vile to mourn her untime-
y and sudden loss. lie was . native Of New
York, and Ut the time OF his death was doing
an extensive business n u painter in this city.
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A PALrABLE Hu. -- The Michigan Nat,
Journal, referring to contemporarys method
Of manufacturing black Republican hun-
der. says:
go il Black Repubicanism can't las,
unless you do 60 it. Slave pens and slavery.
slave chains and slave fetters, slaveocracy and
slave drivers. slave power and slave privileged
classes. glorious day Of Freedom. and black,
bloosAstaincd standard OF slavery-go il tor
be plays upon harp OF q SINGLE string. spir-
its Of black men made perfect"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Private VIM. J. Dam. Of Company g..
mounted rifcmcn L. ;. A.. was recently tri.si
by CONT martial at Fort Mcintosh. Texas, f,s
the murler 81 Sergeant John Williams, 81 ia.
same company, by shooting him with revolver
at Iimps Greek, Texas, about the Both 81 Juns
The President has drecte,l the sentence Of hang
ing To L. carried ia,o eiE'ct at Fort McIntosh.
IN the fourth Frhiay pxt sucrcsling the ressp
tion of his confirmation Of il at thai post,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

ARRIVAL IRON Ia CRossE. The steamer
Dubuque, Capt Iawton, arrived yesterday
from la Crosse, finding it impossible to 60 up
any higher on account Of the ice She met
floating ice at lansing in considerable quanti-
ties. When Eve miles below Ia Crosse, il
was found that the ice had cut hole through
the bow Of the boat Ia that state she was
run upon = sand bar a piece Of cas-. iron nailed
over the hole, when she proceeded, as above,
stored her remaining freight and returned
Gaienn Advertiser
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Mr.. M KorrsS ad,s to this the Caucasian
nations living within The Russian borders and
amounting to about 100000, which would
bring the total number To G6.7l3.3s9. Their
ARE thirty ionr cities with more than 10000 in,
habitants. ST. Pctersburgh had. in 1882.
a3?,2ll; Moscow; in 1850, 373.sO0; Warsaw.
in ls+7. $4,000; AMI Sebastopol, in 1912.
Al 1855
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

The steamers Persia, besonging to the Cauari
linz Adriatic, belonging to the Collins line, and
the New York, belonging to c. Vanderbilt,
nov building in New York city, will b. when
ccmpsescd. the largest merchant steamers in the
world They viii b. atoa, 5000 tons bur,bsn
each.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Az ExcnIxSr Scssyryrs voa BrrrkR ros
BRxAKrAsr (BrrrHR THAN MARsALADR.)-
Marry the incest girl you know. Yos will
then have her 10 preside at your brcAkfAst t.
bic, and. unless you are . sd dog indeed. you
will not require any bat her.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

According 10 an Official report Of the census
Of 1851, by Mr.. PErra DE KorpRs. Of st.
Petersburgb, the population Of Russia has. in
rir Psrion ~ : ~ years. qa'utup'rs its or'g,nal
number. In 1870 Peter the Great ordered the
first census TO be taken, and since that time sew.
en- others have followed. We give here the
results al the same
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

CrlrRr os fsru,--The Newburypor, Her
ah notices the gratiy incrassi attention which
is given to the cultivation cf the apple through.
oat New England. Orchards ar being every
where planted. a. this fruit now forms oec II
the largest and most profitable crops This
year the yield has brn very abundant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

The f,Ilowing y from an Albany, y York.
Van Burn, tho Other eysping
saiI t.ru.,ral Nye vas 'boits-holsr sr Gov
seward The t'enersl, SAYS the Argus IN is4s.
called him hottle-holssr for John Van Buren,
lie Is ce.nsOleSi IN this tranSsr ny ihs fact that
BE- will NJ, aov have 10 paii the ccrk - orr
a, b. did ,A~-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

IxrmUDEsr.--An attempt was very impra-
IDENTIFY made on Friday afternoon, to cross the
Mississippi, at the upper landing, with two
horse team The animals broke through the
ice, when short distance from shore. and the
efforts Of a number Of persons were brought
into rquisition, before they were rescued from
their dangerous position.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

The X. n. ticket leads the Republican by
about 10000. AMI the combine,l Demorra,ic
vote kast ,he X. n, about 3,Ioe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

For Judge Of the Court Of Appeals there was
but one hmocratic candidate AMI the vot.,
stands
| alden, Deaerrat. lSs.oa
| Campbell, k.N, Nis,3
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

~ Hon. II. N. Rcv, peiera,c To Coww~s
from Minnesota, passed through Chicago IN
his way tn Washington On the 10Th Nov,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06
The yose Of New Tork.

The following is the full vote cast al the late
election in New York
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1873 (sss of folasa 4 rIalaaa) IS
In 1851 the result was a. follows:
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STAND IRON USpxs,--lt is reported by
telegraph. that the following Ranks are thrown
out by the Suffolk Bank. Boston
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-06

Orono Bank. Maine.
Ellsworth Rank, Maine.
SeaYport Bank. Maine.
Rank Of Roylltou. Vermont
People, Rank. Derby Line. Vermont.
Rhoslc lslAnd Central Bank.
Farmers Bank. Hickford, RI.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUsHToN CLARK & co. S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, ScrOtula, &c.
T1HE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
i L co. being dissolved by the death of w u.
RUsHTON. Ghe only Rushton ever connected with
the FIRM their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
In future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
l. CO, surviving partners and sols successors. It
was Mr. Clark who went to New Fcundland to SUI
perntend its manufacture, and he ia the only Drug.
est who ever went from the United States for thst
purposes aud he will continue bis supervision 81
that branch of business will warrant our Oh
pure and genuine As success in is use depends
upon its purity be particular 20 see that the signs
ture of HEGEMAN CLARK co is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been usiu, the Oil of other makers, without sue
GEES have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK T. CO., for many persons have initiated
orr style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
pslmins off inferior article; aud since Mr. Rush
toms death. there has been a Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton, Clark 4 Co the only representatives OF
that firm being HEGEMAN, CLARK u co.
The genuine Oil of Hegemsn, Clark & Co. fer sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists ger-
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-dGwSm
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
rRlDAY MORNING, MARCH /. 1855.
SPIRIT oFTHE PRESS.

The Penny Post, having heard a rumor
that Il admitted the genuineness oftne Know
Nothing constitution, &c, published few
days ago in the Enquirer, says that it GER
tainly meant to admit that it was true onl,
for the sake of argument, and to show that,
even IL il were, there was nothing in it that
a good man might not subscribe to. AS TO
its positive truth or falsehood. says the
Post, Eve had nothing to say farther than
that it was probably well for the Know NO
things that they had a scoundrel IN their
ranks The Post then relates an anecdote
of back woodsman, Who on scrutinizing the
Blue Book used by MIR. Wise in his speeches,
exclaimed-"Eh that las year S old Alma
nae" and took his seat perfectly satisfied
that Mr.. Wise was trying to humbug him.
The writer concludes that the book the En-
qufrer has printed and struck off for distribu-
iion in the State. sis probably, perhaps may
be- "las' years old Almanack." The Posi-
has several other editorials.
The Enquirer refers to the election OF
Wilson to the Senate, by the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, as one OF the fruits OF
Know Nothingism, and says it has utterly
exploded the '.fiimsy pretext OF Southern ig-
aoramus organs" that the new party was ns-
tional and conservative ON the slavery ques
ton. The Enquirer introduces letter from
Aunt Harriet Beecher Stowe, as published il
the National Era, from which IL SatubTb Tia
$50 far from Know Nothingism producing {
conservative influence in Massachusetts, tn.
election of Wilson proves the eliminating
point of abolition" In conclusion, the En-
quirer says:
Let yirginians mark in what beautiful compan,
Southern Know Notbings would place them VII
is an accredited chief OF the Secret Order, and
as we learn from citizen of Massachusetts, Wiso
hoased that Wise would be beaten in Virginia, 70
he had received intelligence from the Know Nothin
leaders in Virginia What disgraceful spectacl
is here presented Virginians holding intimat
correspondence and communication with an avow
ed abolitionst, Know Nothing traitorl
The Wig seizes hold of the Enquirer
guns, and turns them upon its Democrat
opponent. In imitation of the article pub
lished in the last named paper on Wednes
day, it publishes Article Third of the knoS
Nothing constitution, and the Know Nothin
oath, side by side with the Democratic cor
stitution and the Democratic oath-using th
latter in place of the Enquirer's extracts fror
the Federal and State constitutions. And
asks in all frankness-
Where 10 the difference between them, excet
that one requires, for good and sufficient cause
opposition to Catholics and foreigners holding Office
and this other without any just cause the proscriI
ton and persecution of Whier. Every impartit
man will say that the Know Nothing pledge il not
whit more proscriptive and despotic than the tact
implied pledge which is taken by all rood Demo
Gratis and acted upon by them without hesitation @
variation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE INSURANCE.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE IN
l. sURANCE CO. fakes risks on the lives OF
White persons for life or shorter period; and on
Slaves for one four years, favorable terms as
any equally responsible Company.
Capital and Assets January LIST, 1866,
$1,24O. 629 O6.
Bonus Of % per cent. has been declared ON the
business of last year to all Pocy-hoiders entitled
thereto
Or FRs w. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
o.. +. BRESEE, Agent,
Office Valley Insurance Company,
fs 2S-ln 2 doors from the Post Office.
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CrITIcrsids OF THE PRESS.

1--WE have been too long dependent on foreign
teaching for orr Southern families and therefore
afords pleasure to Virginia ladies' taking
stand in the world of "-Peteysburg Dali
Express.
'The contents of the present (January) No. indi
cate that the work will prove itself worthy of uni.
versal Notwithstanding Int.
Without ssctsranism. it is most unexception.
able work o--is oathside Dem.
THE present january No Is filled with instruc.
tive and interesting matter right noble enter.
prise. and we bid it with all our heart God speed
Richmond Eaguirer
Ii duly encouraged, 1t will prove a.usefu family
Journal and good auxiliary in promoting Souther RI
literary culture, and extend Southern literature
Rel. Herald, fe 2o-dIms
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JOHN II. HARRISON. D C.

G0hmfssiesEs's 0FFIcE, WHTc BuiLDisc /,
n ebnond, February "a, 1855
Ali persaas interested are hereby notified, fhst on
Saturday tbsfsnh day OF March next, at 10 O'clock
~, shsii proceed "a srform the duties required
az ais BY ths deefes. whereof til. above is trne
capp RICH. N. CARY
- $"-oaW Com,f.
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NORBORNE NORTON & Co.

DEALERS IN
IMPORTED j. DOME STIC CIGARS,
REG leave to inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have taken the store
Hotel, where they intend keeping constantly on
hand choice selection of the finest CIGARS SMO-
STEMS, SNUFF, &c, &c fe5-dImN wan*
E'OR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
Il DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK BIND.
ING SKINS -sEhe public are here by informed thst
they need not North to buy these articles as the
undersi gned has them always on hand as good and rs
cheap as they can be bought at the North Manu-
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. j. C. Homes
fe 26-d&e6m
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w ANTE D-IOU, 900 Dollars in ex-
w change for pOT.LARD,s RHEUMATIC or
NERVE and BONE EMINENT, the greatest rem.
ed of the age for Rheumsttsmi Nsurssis; sprsins;
ed Feet: Chspped Hands and all diseases for which
Liniment would be applicable
This Imminent is also highly spoksn OF by persons
who have used it, as a remedy for horse kcktj cuts'
chaps; fstula; &c &c. Yield at once TO its magic
power. ,~, o.. 4,
For sale by PURCELL, LADO CO. bsnnett q
Reers Adie GRAY Duvai & Norton, w. p. Ladd,
L. g. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
he rit lie "a
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GROUND PLASTER-We keep con-
~ stantly ON hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
eare In the selections from the best Windsor Lunp
laater enables to recommend II as the best that
can DO had. All orders left At our Office, ON Cary
street. promptly executed. S - < s =
w TALIAFERRo 4 BRO.
-tArlaers can be supplied In their own bags
II ~ sa discounts to merchants for cash.
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TO WHOM HONOR is DUE

III ONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
IL 1t affords much pleasure to say TO the sat.
fsring public, thar MRS DAVIS ELIXIR ls the Oh If
efectual remedy have us d for Coughs, Colds,
&c. have used it myself and believe it to be worth
more than all others in use. Try it, and will en-
sure your satisfaction M. II. DAY.
HENRIco CoUsTy, Dec. ], 1854.
For sale ny Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett * Beers
Alex. Duvaf, Paterson g. Jackson Chss Millspaugh
z. J. Picot, A. BoGeker and Charles D. Yale.
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MrHDrCINE8
T0T.D WORKS WONDERS, and

HOT.D WORKS WONDERS, and 30
= -. I.EoNARD,s COUGH SYRUP, a. the
on,sion. of ths Press fully testify. This dslishtfui
snd sostins syrup Z greatly e shii.
aIen -, ri.,sns n has cuved the most viTuIent
nsse. X ooushs and colds Try ons-try ell; Keep
Il n your houses for YOURSELF wife ana snisdren,
SLANT Relief been known to fail when taken
AZ ITO insure q speedy cure. Il must De tsEen
invariably after each attack OF coughing.
H.mrs PURCELL, LADD Co wholesale Agents;
to be had Of all Druggists. and Geo. "eoo 81
Va - =
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TRUSTEES N0TICE.-All persons in
i debted to s. NJ. BAKER by open account OF
otherwise, are requested to make payment to me Oh
hr BURWELL JONES, IS sosn rs possible, az .
speedy settlement of my duties az Trustee IL very
desirable.
J. r. COTTRELL,
North side OF Basin Bank between 9Th and 9Th sts.
10 e-dlms s i
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EIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD. :

Il The above REWARD will be paid Tor the
the Jail of Henrico county. FLEMING is about 40
years old feet or inches high stout made, has
bluff face aud fat nose. He has been an ice hauisr TO
Richmond for 20 years and is doubt lurking about
Richmond or its suburbs, where he lie probably con
cealed by some person. All persons are cautioned
against harboring employing said negro, as they
will be prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
fe lo-ts ALEX'R B. HUTCHINSON.
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THE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM.
fEHIS Work, which is published MONTH,

\ In this city by Mrs. u. p ELAN, is designed for
Family Journal and exclusively devoted to Reli.
sion and the social duties. Our much respected cti-
zen, Mr. JESSE READ, has been secured as Agent for
this city; and any cations adde TO him
or the publisher, will re promptly attended to-
Subscriptions received st the Bookstores of Har-
rold Muirsv, r. v rice and A. Morris.
Price 81 so, IL advance
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Tn0 DOLLARS REWARD-For

lUV apprehension of cur negro man, OTWAY,
Tho abscoude ed from our Mills ON Saturday last He
s about forty years of age, stout and about feet
aches high; his complexion not very black his In
tellieence more than commoa.
If apprehended st a distance. the reward Will be
paid. and II In or about the city, half that sum
eS-ts HAXALL CO