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4Ah p AAllLf MEDlGfN En-, which
I'D DSaists at Propriet0r'a lowest,
81 Agency, Ne. charsresssFsst,
Hibbari'G WiidChsrry, "
RleherdsoninShsrry Wiae,
acknowledgement Dyaps psis,
1oplsy's Vegetable, Colsman's,
rioolnnd % German, - xygsnaisd.
COS METICs.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
!, FLORIDA Water, aiean Fun,
y IonoFLilly WiiIe. =
SOAPS ANDCREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor, ..
Ione'a Chemical,
aadway's Asdieated CASTLES,
Almond Toileiand Family,
t5hsving Creams aud Colapouads o
subscriptions. 1T
PILLS. Z
Ehght'alndian Vegetable, m
31oi1a!t'sLifc, 5rsndreth,s,
IoIrisun's, Lees, New London,
parr' q, SapPtngt0n's, ChsnpIon's,
liraefeaberg Jayne 'sSanaliye,
ssynpis Ague, ;Siasr's carnomils,
ttihbard'sA nti-biliouu, esLeI,s,
ISpencsr'R Vegetable, Cooke, :5
Coopsr's, Coyel,a, Rheumatic,
Andsrson's, Allsbssis'f Heath,
Nlsiar' Gentle Pufyatipe,
kllsbasis' Agus, iIooper's, 60 NJ
Chiekner's5uzar-coated,
a5rrlekb Sugat-epstsd,f
ailbert's Anti-btlioua, Beck silhis,
!, Lsidy'a Blood. Ingoldsby's Pile,
Scotps Vegetable, Sagon'u,
aadwsy'a KsguiH,orn,
aose's Rallrosd, Lsid y'aForaale,
Louden'sindiaa Sanatiye,
!, L.onden's Agus, Hoitoway's, E
ftAls.ed 'stn,t-DyHpeptIa,
qordon's, aic Lane'a Liver, Ema=
HAIR DYES.
!, Phnlon' Ehagie, Bstehaioril.
I9ilinAD Instantaneous,
Ballart'a jules iiaaei's, w. 55
tJayne'a American, EaatfndiAs
I MISCELLANEOUS.
,DT. Morss'BInviyoratingCordial,
lThorn's Extract,
acknowledgement, ~
ITarrsnt'sElixir of Rhubarb,s
Carter'sS panishMixtuYe,
/ Mothers Relief,
Tootharhs Dropa,
Lyon sMegnsticPoz asrs,
Mrt. hidder'sC Cordial,
Thompson . Eye Waloy.k
Watta's Nervous Anti, III w.
tPiiilHg'cl l,ringeut,
iHyats'sLife Baisata, 5.m.-.=
Ne MannisElixiro f0pium,
Rsd Hay's Ready Relief,
/. aadsay'g Resoivent, =
Observation-Disclosures.
Or. Fitch Body Braces. r..
Or. Fitches5houlder Braces.
Or. Titch'sInhaiingTubos.
Dr.. Rooe's Preparations,
Winar's arcsuum Extract,
rensar'o Specific,
darshallis CatholieDa,
DR.. tch'sPrsparationa,
Dock,
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of GINGER,
hortimore' sRheumatic Com pound,
Aortimof1'sCordiai Hittsra,
Myers Extract Of Rock Ross.
Grossman' sSpecific,
DR.. Ward'sIperitic.
upham's Pile Eisc.rsYy, =-sm IA.
iSIeer'g 0psdillp.,
iGodfrsy'aCofilei,
rurlington'iBlisam. |
Dr. Cuilen'sPrepRfations,
aatemanis Dreps. |'l
Dr. ysyne's Family slsaieins.
seidiitx snd Soda Powders.
Eppins's Fluid ExtrAc, Rnnhu,
Lucina Cordial,
lJuno Cordial,
Hart's Rensd flor Fis1
Wilson'S Deesh on Rata Ieie,
. Leidy'a Erasivssoap, r..
Eirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup, -..
ISpohn's Headache Remedy.
jcGaneii's Mixture,
Marehifiia Gtorjns Catholis car
tCouan'aL ithoniEfp.is,
MISREPRESENTATION,
Hoaghtou'spspsir..
scHElDAAi scHNAPPs,
aud all dealera in any Of tho articlp,
D, will find 1t to their advantage b.
aboye, where will be found Ina moai
INE PATENT MEDICINES In I'M
prices. Pisase address ~ -,
d GO,
EDlCIFE WAREHOUSE,
ChartreaHtrest. NewOrleant, La,
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MOE ERBOCKER PATENT u00KIT l.
sA sAsSxa- YiREr rRRErpn
PRICE u COULON, Plumbers, LOT Poy iras
street, rsS ORE etfuiiy nfar he
in general thasbey 'sy il aits Ssncles
nnd re prepared % sappy HOT, COLD PLuSsE soFT
sAII5 Eas tias aad FRLNcA Y ATEa cLossTs
WASH baslN5t FOuNTAINR, BRASS FAUCETS of AItkipt,
COOKING "A sEs GARDEN HOgE, RTDRAuiIC RhNs'
F9KSE LIFT and BEER FuMP8 Ged up aawasI 5yfs
ThD PIPEE Of testtpou. PIC SHEET LElI sud
BLOCK TIN AWAY hhnt SHIP and hTEAs,sg won
neatly ent and the shortest notice nn0Iy
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ShJ Nv
AeUKREMEDIEs, ETC,
Osgood'srnaiaS Coioyogue,iE
Rowand's rorie AiriLvs, u
Smiths Touic svfap, 81
W ynkoop'a Tonic,
Speeds feorifugs,
Vegetable FebriiuTs.s
III L0ZESGES.
Shsrmnn's Cough and Worm,l
Bryan 'aPulmonic Wafers,
Loceck "a p limonic Waters,
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Lovatt's Wahpene or Hnir Glcs
Barry'sTr.cophsrous,
Lyons gs,harion, @
Boyle's Hyperion FLUID,
Phslousa HsirInyigorstof, :
Jayne's Hair TONIC,
| Van Deussn,s WRhpene.
Loudon,a Oriental Hair Tonic,t
Hanel'hEsu Lustrale,,
| Oldridge's Balm ofCelumbia,
Radwsy's Circassian Balm.i
| PkNACEAS.
5wAin's floaok's,
Cullon,sIldiRn Vegetable,
Longlsv'g Great Western,
ON f.JENT AND SALVES,
Dnliey'a Magical PAN Extractor.
Professor Holloway's0 intmsnt,
/ MsAllister's All-Healiny,
Brooka's Magic Salve, Pryor'uPiI
Grsy's, ilarIibon's Specific,
4 TranltaMsgnatir, Judkin,s,
/ Louien'sAG- ! Ieaiing, q qrsiA,
OILS:
Rush ton'sCod Liver Oil,
McNlir'aAcouHtic, 5carpa's do.
| British, Harlasia.
RfTIERS,
Modat's Phoenix, Blake'sAromati
WoLFE'S AROMATIC
~ Druggists and hicrchan is,
Contained in the above ca.alogu
| calling or sending their orders az
extensive assortment ol=GEHU
United States,and atthe lowest
y. w
.-E GENUINE III
ust II No. u
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iolal. Observation-Disclosures. S1o sst I'M
Inc following resolutions, accompanying The
foregoing report of the Finance COMMITTEES. yer.
read twice and adopted, the rules being ans
pended: 'us
RESOLVED, That Adam Miller be authorized IN fran.
Ier Inc hhexpred term of his license for keen;nr
,ee.hoase' corner Of Magazine and Fourth streets.
plslie 70 acob Sehellang, upon said transfer
being regularly countersigned by the Ireasnrer
hssoteed, That a special committee of thres be NJ,
pointed by the Chair enquire into ana In renort &
the causes of the decline in our commerce Win S
Northwest. IN e'e
Messrs Durell, Tompkins and Price were an
pointed on the above committee,
Resosrsd, That special committee of four he an
pointed by the Chair TO draft amended char1er tpr
body. ~ si''s
Messrs. Durell, Tompkins, Deneere and Cul.
Dertson were appointed on the above committee.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was concurred in, as recommend
ed IN the foregoing report of the Finance Com
Yeas.-Messrs, Bailey, Durell, Denerre.
euipertson, Price, Pride and Tompkins-7.
10th, 1856 bee"'.7 ."aop'sa oe'
MIR. Pride, on behalf of the COMMITTEES ON
streets and Landings, offered the following re-
port, which was adopted, and the resolution
accompanying the same was read twice and
ADOPTED, the rules being suspended
the COMMITTEE on Streets and I,andinrs ho,,. ,,.
ot 20 report on the communication Of Inc Snryevnr
is -Sa ihsMs regarding resolution No 9oG7 which
~, he surveyor 10 cause tbs nuisance wharf 10
" eoved rom the foot of Esplanade stree, ia came
''siuusu sPoi The Surveyor SETS forth that said
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

E WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
eS GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
h oder 70 supply DFuEssa aud Dsass at Poptieto lowest
Wholesale pricas.
tn Depot and Special Ageney charssstrss
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fHNOBACCO-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
III the Mexican TOBACCO for Plant
on hhds and bb and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly on hand
and for sale by - - e
fe 4iy TURNER d RENsHAw. &c Camp atrass op ..air,
W. O. FLUER, UNDERTAK En-
Oil Tchoupitoulas street New Orleans.
S'HOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
Cofns for at short
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE MA N,

MAJ HERE are made Mills of the various
sies snd capacity ADAPTED TO team Water PoN
ranging hundred
grinding from three bushels tho according
diameter o. burr, tho applied and the velocity
iheo Mile Southern Invention, Southern
aeture End the beat OF
teang extensive SALE and the
thetr mhnuiaelure
The proprietor also prepared urnsh
approved and economical pan for boiling meal
suPtnor and family Hour Planters and others wanting
b9e 90 10 tbs me home
suited by purchasing OF the undersigned than by
On their Northern for grinding. '
The following table tic prc0s the Mill,
lions sent with ench mill.
inch Burr, price fl0O Capacity busln the hous
wide. XIV ~ ~ ~
nehBu price Sis Capacity bushels tho hour
velocity om23o to 60GrevouiienB
Size IL inches is large enough -
inch Burr price fa5 Capacity busboa
teocly 400 10 rolutiona
7tneh BHrr price 5000. Capacity bunhc
hour Velocity from 600 TO 500 revolutions
" inch burr price 1885, Capactyfom II
seoy rom 400 to 500 revolutions Band 10
men Burr price 1900 Capacity from 10 10 rs bushss to0h
Seot from $40 to $50 revolutions minute Band
" men price $500 Capacity 10 10 so bushels
Velocity from 85oto 4b0 revolutions minute Band
This above Mills leave the facory
raady or grinding when attached to appropriate
printed Instructions ing Mill orders eft a he
factory o. sent oy mail tho address Of VILLA p Coleman
oeans or his Agents. will prompt attention md pnteb
Terms, CASH snd all Mile above are fiiy gsaysnsg
WILLIS T. COLEMAN. PAtebtes q propr aoY,7
A. Pickett rs Commercial Place. will attend TO the sale o
my nl, as my sgent dnriug my absence from the city.
p.
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hANIEL EDWARDS, (Snccessor to TwI-
~ BILL EDWARDs) Nos. IS, 80 Leyso and "
and q Fulton street Maaafaela,e q description
making of seam Trains Clarifying Evaporang Pana
Juice Boxes snd everything spPerauiug tbs sugarhoass
general OF Steam
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
He would coli the attention hich
have bern in operation the c.
Camp, Msssrs. s. T. Harrison, Nelson Donelaon C
good Lawrence W. H. stackhouss Thonioon o. snd L.
Foraa ofths y whom he respectfully u particu
Inu
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Yearly arrival of Ships, Barks Briggs schoonar st..
shps and Steamboats, for ten Years FROM saean-
LIST, 1876 ' AA'1 september
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

G0PARTNERsHTo-T undersigned have
formed Partnership in the PRACTICE or Law ohre,
No. Q Commercial Place.
L. x. sIAIONfS.
o20lm GHAS, e. FENNER,
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Total for.lo years,

4.
Real Estate Of The city of New Orleans Public
sau1a,tes buildings used for The Fire Department
ruolc schools and other public buildings, markets,
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ID EMoVAL OF DR. FEUCHTW ANGER,s

a. NORTH CULL0M, Attorney at Law,
IA will httand all Professional aaa
Aeyesa that may be entrusted TO bis Office a. oPkor
REszRKscEsChas VI. Wasrm,1 h>tiw,rs mschantC. NJ Oil
Esq. Thos. D. Miller commission merchant; b. Single
Adams
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cry AMI lT,ARIFIER E0R

| y
~ sALE-ons Copper Battery by and
halfoss pipe
By and feet deep WITH serpentne
Of ~ aud AL tho valves good
and
of capacity for making
libsrai rms
myl4 g Fl Gnt,b
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SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Breast Pumps syngss Hotpiy sheeiing Ga Bags, Nipple
Shitlds Nufnng Bottles, Teahing Rings, Gns Tubing.
~ The Goods made by hsCompany stand au
tnmhte. d. III. WILSON, President
VI. D,TreasuTer iaqa On,
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+ b,
Statement of Tonnage of Vessels and Steamships ar
irving al the port of New Orleans, from LIST Sept.
1876. 10 10Th Sept, 1865:
Exports of Sugar and Molasses for ten years from LIST
September. 1855:
..5---. Sugar Moasses.

~&s q. / &"--s*.. ..-a.s-. lz
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D "a v / D b "a Y
NTHOLESALE Dealer in Drus, Chem

M HOLEsSAIE Dealer in Dugp, Chemicals,
Paints, & Oils Window Giass, Glassware,
Dye-Stnfs. Spices, Pcrfamery, Fancy Goods, &C.,
corner OF Third and Cedar Streets, Saint Paul. Min.
Hsving completed extensive arrangements with
ne "Reminiscences Of Windows lass, Whi.ea Lead
ana Llnsoed Oil am enabled q Offer these articles
4 Wholesale u 81. Louis prices Win ad,t;on of
freight. Ar
N. =. Orders for stained and ananaclled Window
see samples.
Saint Paul. My q. 1855. snyl
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- President Pierce made speech
at Cape May, at the celebration Of the
Fourth, at that place, which is reported
az being very eloquent and beautiful,
and which was enthusiastically received.
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STOCK MARKET.

q ROSS keeps on hand, in st. Anthony. Lower
NJ TOWN. large and well selected lot of mich
Cows and work Oxen and other cattle, all ~ sale IA
lots to suit purchasers Persons wishing good Oat-
tie at fair prices, need only to cal at the Stock Mar
ket and get the worth Of their money.
. 81. Anthony, July Is, 1866. l2m3s
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"a s 81 - s98 - esSS
corrssp paahcSSl s - = ls cr
nissicner Sof EEndiaH Itis & ij1s| soy. eed-
|er, Clarks. ISdian a I'm u Kspsss,
M ether oiIiciSis. nm sPpsal N IA the
w ashlngten Union. n appeais flom
Iahs corr poIds tlISs lhS sfncr,
District Attorney Ana sons of M sr-
risorial Judges. have been eng aged in
some Indiaa land speculations il viola
zion Of law. The following latter Win
show the condition of' matters Il thia
time.
SIC Marcy ~ GOV, REEDER.
DErAaTMksr 81 Scars,
Warrington, June III 1855
SIN nm directed 81 tho Presideni
70 inform you that the developments be-
fore him in reference 10 purchasers 81
Kansas half breed reservations made ~
you u ahe Territory Of Kansas, and ii
which as yon state. Judges Johnston
and Ellmore, of the Supreme Court ~
the Tofritory, and Mr.. Isaacs, tho Din
trict "A ltorney, participated, aud in reff.
erancefnlso N other speculations nv YcG
II land of the Territory, apparenlly A
1lI ects pt Co gress Ind ,i afsg-
liatl6n 6l t6e depar tnent, M jeeIs en-
barrassed ia see how, consistently with
his convictions Of his duty, he can allow
the present official relation to the Terri
tory Of yourself or Of either Of the other
gentlemen named to combine, unless the
Impressions which now rest upon his
mind shall he removed BY satisfactory
explanations.
The President will, however, be glad
to receive and consider any explana-
tons which you may desire to make ia
regard to the character and extent 81
the transactions above referred to, and
particularly the matter spoken Of in the
letter of G. w. Clark, Indian Agent,
dated May 8, 1855, and addressed to
the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
Kansas, q copy Of which was forwarded
to you at Easton, on the 18th instant.
] am, sir, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, w. L. Marcy.
Hon. A. III. REEDER, care Of John
Cochran, Surveyor, ETC., City Of New
York.
GOV. REEDER TO SEC. MARCY.
New York, June Is, 1856.
SIR Your letter Of the IIth, post
marked the 18th, was handed me be-
tween ten and eleven o'clock last night,
after had made all nv arrangements to
leave tor Kansas at six q clock this NOR
ming.
could not remain at home to reply
fully to the communication without gross
neglect Of my official duties, and il is e.
qually clear that / cannot give to the
grave matters which il cantains the de-
libernte reply which they require, while
I am En- route day and night. Nothing
is left me, therefore, but to proceed TO
the Territory, and reply to your com
munication there. ] wrote to the Pres
ident yesterday from Easton, and must
regret that your communication was not
made at an earlier day.
A. III. REEDrR.
w. +. Marcy, Sec. Of State, Washing
ton.
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~ President Pierce and family ar
rived at Cape Island, New Jersey, on
the lst instant, where they will spend
some days on account Of the health Of
Mrs. Pierce which is feeble.
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LIBERALITY WITH a VENGEANCE -
Our neighbors over the river at Saint
Cloud, after getting an editorial notice
in the F'ontierman, without pay, inviting
the citizens Of Sank Rapids to help them
raise building, which they were too
weak handed to do themselves, stating
that the ferry would be free, had the
meanness to charge the publisher Of this
paper SO cents for crossing on the re-
turn trip. All the others. as far as We
can learn, we're obliged to pay on their
return. The owner Of the building also
owned the ferry. When he has another
building to raise, he had better send
over this way.
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n |s)'a
ID s Isl.s
nr,.@,<,s .r.|. -, =. !.
NJ lAt the Gloss al atha rfocee "A
|the Countys Coniyeutiosss,. ior nonIins ifnel
isI.c ~. ~ II. tov;sl Mn m
lsia d. NJ n. Z. 2, q.
's1I ~ $3.50 ~ go IA, sa' . ID an'.~
IN l'.s'n II Nh shs esasa
Eases "a tne S;opnty otsvention and fl,e
people present on thu occasion m hold
! mass meeting Wherei,pon william
/ H. wood Wa elected chairna |, 81
M nof;on. III lIl.v,a fsinS. " 4 IN 81
4, &c. Z 3 =.
Ss'es. 5 49, M. - Ne a J.
apPoinltsd so act asS = ioEFsspo NOUN
Committee for she Gsounty snsuing
wear ma Tie. lo,llosyinx; ~ non Mons were
thoreupon chosen William jill WOOD. I
~. : !, stcr. NJ u I'D
I, ...h ,.. "A D 4. ~ &, J. .
n ~ '1 . ! ~ '.'' - 49,
drew gre boying tosl, ssS
The flleglllg Resolutions were than
oi1arsd III. III. Wood, and on mo-
ton we're unanimously adopted By tie
no,,x.nt;on u. Il 4
n ,r 49,, w , ~.
-. Nd. cs '
VA $3.50, II NV t:' .,ss 4.
1900, M M. ,;.; M
s.
p..a...d5 ,rh.. S. 1. i. fs;.h < 80
c;nie that anon nr;nc;nla which can
navar @hanoe = fo,,rded Inc nol;cv and
action e The Democrats Marty
p, NJ 7.. l...... ...
80. nss0.0sa e e. w rs;asssl' 9.r -
sosloc - 'ne .1a' P pu anu ..eas-
urss e! Wn'cn 'ne Democla,.c Per'y q
,no = nlon nase De0n con'ono'ng iol Tug
,as. quarter = cenluly alu wn.cn
lave peco'ne 'ns se'si0u Poi'Sy - 'ne
country 60 EN- 81.
Hssoeusd, inat, g democrats 81, we
s.and upon the Daitlnole Ti 'a'le
that we reiterate our attachment TO the
Constltution ana the Union, ana our
hostility g 81 parties ano movements e
: ~ IT, .snusn'y \ snuansst 80 ohs'
= = :. 80 o'A.''
Hesolped, That we favor reasonable
expansion OF the Area OF Freedom
aud Deileve we ought 70 nave CUBA and
the oandwlcn ISLANDS 80 soon as tney
can De acquired without violating the
honor OF the Republic, or the rights Of
other nations.
Resolped, That it was significant
tribute to Democratic policy. and 2
proud expression Of trust ia the faith
which invites the oppressed Of all ma
tons to our shores. that the adopted
citizens Of the country rallied at our
last Presidential Election to the Demo-
cratic standard as they dio. with an en-
.nusiasm as aeep as the anec1ion they
feei ior their fathcr land, and broad
as the domains q the Nation they have
CHOSEN Ior thelr own.
Resolced, That this has not been the.
srst nor only manifestsssen # Is fsaltx toI
our nePup'c -, .nsy na =, eous g
!. Iss,y pa11lv ne,u llo.n 'ns '.ls. srolu
'n as lexington V tns :ass
sssa tnat flashed ct ChePuitepec. They
were with Prescott and Warren ct
bunker Hlil, with washington at Iron
ton a. valley Forge !: with Marionsln
the South and wayne N the North 20
me " seven years struggle which achleY-
- . .aus vnl II 4 go IT,
%; sn.,,.:a = =, h III prl.esss' r'gnss'
ano 'mm y, .: wn men may :. Or can De,
!. . ~ ~ r''l1'.s
trine Of Representation, and that the
nominees Of conventions. whether pre-
clnct. county, Or territorial, wnen larry
orsan.4eu. arc s ~. = 'no ooru'al
p..a,..a T,hs, s. NIL, ia. !, i !.
$1,000 m..:...:.i T-y.:r
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~ We clip the following in reia-
ton 70 the speech Of Judge Meeker,
delivered At Sank Rapids Oh the 2lst
nit, upon the subject Of the Great Nor
thern Pacific Rail Road from the Saint
Paul Daily Times
SrrkSn 81 JuDoE MEEKER We
think 20 one vho reads the speech Of this
gentleman Il to-day's paper, viii find
fault with the space devote 10 lis publ
cation. II viii ~ remembered that We
alluded u tho subject mater Of which
i treats, ID ia editorial letssr from saok
Rapids, and We are more July cdnfira-
ca III our belief that the views then sd-
vanced are Of q character Is enlist IN
sympathy Of every Minnesotian. The
views Of the Judge are broad and COM
prehensive diyested of sectional feeling
and pointing only to tho welfare of The
whole Territory. we ask for Il i cars
ful psrusal. III ls .a
The Ovensboro XIV. Gazette
says, ths corn il that stass looks wen.
Ind that ths wheat = sbsut III harvssItl.
u VIII but lissle conplsint III 1ust.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-26
HENRY G. WAIT.

Attorney and Counsellor 1t Law, 81. Clood. MIN.
sola. Money 70 lean. All bnsinsss snts,sted r.
nss carr promptly attendsd 10. e '' ~ =
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4 o'closkstP N 1890 III
I. LAND WARRANTS
YUyFE subscribers offer M sals LAID Wa1aafs -
III ! years credit I'll WHO NANTS gO1lE9
Do YOU known Of choice 40, 50 81 160 acss pieces
like to secure II you do, call u osr 49, md 81
4 Land Warrant. Perhaps you know ri ! piees
worth rs an acre. Don't lose the oppostnnity to
secure i. For terms call n our .olios. 81
9s 81 TRACY & rAHNHAM.
s42 81 BsnksrS, ST. Aaehony.
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MORE GEN. GOVERNMENT
ROAD CON TRACTSI 4!
POINT DOU GIL AS AND SAINT
LOUIS RIVER ROAD.

ctEALED PROPOSALS Win BE received by the
- undersigned through the Post Office, or other.
wise, till 10 O'Clock A.. M. tho 3Oth day 0f July
next, for the opening and construction a - much Of
tho POINT DOUGLAS AND Or. LoUls RIVER
ROAD, lying between The Southern and Northern
Sections At present under contract and constructions
as may be designated ~ the Engineer Or Agent in
charge on the part 81 he United States.
Said portions nsy y ccapensurste with the
whole liae Of road befwsss mile Stations 103
and Io7. but the precise point q beginnipg and end
ing cannot be determined until the contractors now
at work shall have finished their contracts.
1. Said road to be opeaed for width Of from
Is to 100 feet, az may be required that is, all trees
brush, etc., to be cut down within this width.
2. A centre strip Of such width 40 may be reqa;r
ed, to be thoroughly grubbed and cleared. Cor the
trees cut close to the ground and cleared AZ may be
ordered) the holesto be filed up. and the knclls level
ed of. fsssjss ssags
s. The roadway, in places requiring il, 70 BE- en-
banked to such height a. may b ordered. and 70 be
18 feet wide on top. Ia places where ordered these
embankments 10 have foundation OF logs laid close
together, and extending Is beet across the road.
A. Besides the side bitches, there will DO leading
off bitches wherever necessary.
s. The hills to b reduced 70 such grade a. may
be required. Is
8. Bridges to b made whsrsyer required, and
those to Be constructed . follows So
The abntments to b composed ofstraight roura IT,
berr, at least one foot ia diametsf, disposed az
One timber Of such length a. may be REQ
badly 16 feet long. to be laid across U
this, for wing walls, at each Of its exit
to be notched, and to extend back ss;ysas s@
required, generally probably about
wing-wall timbers, another LOO fo3s 81 50
roadway, and to be notched o. u Y
bers ; and then on this second cs4s.:e r7sssts s IS
set of wing-wailed timbers to III 49,; &.
to the required height the Essss ss s
that the logs win lie snugy t. ' n
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~ The Editor Of the Boston Post,
says, that the Know Nothings ia the
New Hampshire Legislature having IL
ed, afterwards voted to stick to it.
- When we love little, we love
too much /; when we love much. we do
not love enough.