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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
G.. H. Il l.. LAFLIN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFA

PAPER commission i5i MEFcHANrs ' skp nANUrAc-
% ..s. .as .-9.a TURERS AGENTS, Sc. .. i...'. p
b. b.. IFS South Water Street, Chicago IUtrnts %
GENTS for Latin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter, Cap,
n Flat-Cap, Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane i
Co Superior Colored Medium Bond Tissue and Envelope
Papers Smith PETERS Printers Cards and Card Board:
L00mis Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C.
Miller Co.'S Tobaccos; Wesfeld -1hips and Iashes );
use, &c.
ATTENTION THE V4OLE!f
.WA; B. McGKOARTY is now receiving immense
stock OF groceries and provisions his store corner
of 4 and Roberts streets where lie anxious to receive
calls from his old friends and many ones as may
be pleased to drop His goods having been purchasey
other firm In the Territory. His goods of excel
quality, and pronounced by all who have then
Give Ss him him call ard get the worth fyour money
ATLANTA, MONEY.
4 lEAANDER REY will take any quantity of ATLANTA
~ BANK BILLS in payment for old debts, and will re-
ceve IT to any amount for sales at his warehouse
Lower Levee Nov. "a, 1854 - =
,noy24u .-s-,t T.. , ~ ALEXANDER REY.
,rs EXPRESS NOTICE. &C.. G1Ef
Ii persons ordering MERCHANDISE, packages or money
~ from the East, by express will plea So lire 4 a.
to Be marked to the Care of Burbank Co., Gaena9
>'s' - s... j. c. BURBANK Il co
aug 30-d&wtf Props Northwestern Express Co.
VXyoODBURY e. PUTNAM have Just opened large
w assortment of Hats and Caps of all descriptions
bound to sell Cali on woodbury. 4 Putnam, corner
Third and jackson street. Pioneer Building.
stPaub May "a, 55-u -E.E f+.t'L''sa IS
EMERY'S PATENT HORSE POWER
- - .t MACHINE. .ss =
LNMERY'S PATENT, Horse power, Thresher Separator
y. ID. ALEXANDER REy, Agent
AlsO, MeCOrmck's4 Patent and 81 a1sft. 80 =
i-a,a - Moving Machine.
'e'o-aH iait ,-'-..'' ' ALEA HEf,-
t,-l-.ll a. -Hr-rtfl1 Hot $40 .'7 fr-e's 2 fa.'''
q Hf
.,.. les.r .t'tr b.ls-:s. s,.E -! .sigg 30 i3
,Ea4a 81 s131 las 81 d. &" las
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
AgE2IaRS9 AutOlllafOIl.
.. ,,. OR SELF-RAKING -...t
NV APEN AND NEOW EN.

1 the firSf-DuiItin 1852
10 used successfully in - = 1853.
800 in 90 different States in So 1854.
1900 building for Harvest in /. 1855.
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F. A, HUNT & Co.,
B.. 81. Sod .. PRODUCE, sv af{
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
No. 10 Lcvee, ST. Louis, Mo-.
WE adhere strictly to Commission Business and we
w solicit cOnsignments Of Produce, Mel chandise &c
Having ample facilities for doing business which are
unsurpassed by any house in the Western country par
tcuar attention will be paid to filling orders for any de-
scriptiOn of merchandise Also, to Receiving and For
wardng Goods Liberal advances will be made when re-
qured. .H
F. A. refers to the numerous friends and patrons
of the late firm of Hubbell L. Hunt Of which he was
member. -..r-
Lucas Smonds, st. Louis. Dean King Co. St Louis
Page Bacon, So Hon A A. Lawrence Boston
Woods Christy &C"" lClatin, Mellen X Co. New
York. ID.
Ap5d&wtoct5 f. A. HUNT 4 CO.
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THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO..
Ne0 YORK. Office, No. Is WaH Street
HAS Cash Capital of $500, 600, aud will insure
IL hidmss, Merchandise and Personal PrOperty
against Loss or Damage by Fire -
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CITY Lots !

TIME undersigned will sell few lots to those who wish
to build for themselves residences upon fayora BILE
terms. 4.g} aP27dtf At CHAS. H. CAKES.
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Messrs. E. s. GOODRICH L CO., at the PIONEER Office
at Saint Paul Agents for these Presses and will
ceive orders them at manufacturers prices adding
transportation Of them constantly be seen in
operation at the PIONEER Office We recommend them
after full of their capacity for good and speed
iune 29-dN u. S. GOODRICH A 20
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

Ii persons ordering merchandise packages or money
~ from the East by express Will plea dire q Ale saI
to be marked to the Care of Burbank & Co Gaans ,
'''t' . 800. 81 .f-.. j. G. BURBANK IL Co
aug 3o-d&wf Props Northwestern Express Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

THE coPartnership heretofore existing between Mi
4 Ghae sweeney, Til: Johnston, Jr.; Peter ShUen6er.
name "i Sweeney, Johnston q ca, was dissolved on
Tie si day Oi June, 1851 by Lie death Peter ShUem-
berger.
Since that date the Undersigned have continued the bus
mess OF the iaIe TIn under tue and style OF Swee.
ney, johnston ~ co.
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SnUTR-The s 10 4 N Train will Connect at
Sandusky wih Morning Traih from TOIeslU; MOnrUe-
vile with LicasO Zap Southern Div sion c * +
Road: at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express fOn
Cleveland; al Mansfield JUNCTION with Day Express
Pitt; aud Newark WI the East and west trains
on cErial Ohio Railroad.
The - Train will connect at Sandusky with
meF lay cats from Detroit; Mont lie with
Train On d T. K. K at Shelby Junction al . II
with Nail Tram on G4 c K X for Columbus aud Cin-
ciIrGit at Mlnsfeil JUNCTION with Fast
on " Tor n tts"ursh, and at Newark with East
aid West Night Trains Oti Central Ohio K K.
GOING NORTEI-The 9 sc N Train will Ike close
connection at Newark with Mail Tain from BeIaie
Central Ohio x X; al Mansfield Junction with ENpl
for Ptttsbufsh at Shelby Junction 1915 with Gin
cinnati Express for Cleveland, BufJo aud New York,
ard a; Mcroeviie with Mail Tam Z & 7 Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago. &c.
The , 10 Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor Pitts burg; Shelby
uon at 52I with Ci.Cinu't Mail for 'leyeandi at
MGnTOevi lie with Night Express Toledo ard chicago,
Chicago.
J. E. ROBINSON, Sup't
SanlIsky, Aug, +, 1855. sp15-tT
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NEW YORK MARKET

SEPT. 29.-Less doing in flour for export and
home consumption and forwar delivery, but the
market Is without important change. Sales at
/, T5aS FOR common to straight and extra Stale q
I5aS 25 for mixed to fancy and lower grades OF
Sass Western; 9ai0,50 for extra Genesee. The
market closing dull with little disposition 10 sell
common grades. Included in the Transactions
IEe 1900 brs. Chic Tor export to france at prices
within the range. Southern flour is firm with
lar enquiry; sales at SaS,62 Tor mixed TO choice
brands and S, I5aI0 for fancy and extra. There is
no important change i'll the market for Canadian
flour and the demand IS moderate; sales GOO bbiS
at 8a9OO.
Rye flour selling at 5,5Oa7 for fine and super
fine. Corn meal 1852.
The wheat market is If anything shade finner.
Sales include 3,4uO bushels red Southern al l,s3a
1893; for white, ditto 2I0; red Western IS0aI93;
2O6 for white California; Ill for spring Upper
Lake; winter red Upper 10 and lT2 Tor red IL
lnoi.
Rye in fair request at rather easier prices, sales
Of 2,000 bush. at Halls. Com market easier,
and more disposition to realize, sales 5000 BUSH
mixed western at S5aS64, closing with sales OF
prime at S. Oats rule firm, with sales 42a47
Tor state and western.
Barley continues firm, sales prime California al
SO aud State on private terms.
ProvSIOnS-Fhere IS less inquiry for Pork and
the market easier, with sales OF 100 bills at % 40
a22, 80 Tor new mess, and q ,2Oa2l ,25 or prin e.
closing quiet; $3.50 paid for privilege on 1904 bills
IN February at $40. Beef steady with moderate
inquiry, sales of 200 bbIs at II SCALP, for country
prime, l2al4 or do mess and TO- 50aI1 for repack-
ed Chicago; prime mess beef selling slowly at
22a26. Bacon scarce and much wanted at full
puceS. Cut meats scarce and firm, safe OF 10 q
boxes middleS made at 81. for December and
January delivery. LarI-puceS Shade firuer,
market however without important change,sales Of
800 b5s. al ll3al2. Butter selling itrey at l5alS
for OHIO, and 20a22 for state. Cheese only in
very moderate request al 9al0. WhISNy, market
shade frner with moderate demand, sales of 400
Ohio and prison at 4Oia4l, mostly latter figure
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THE LATE NEWS
RECEIVED RT--
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
LATER BYrHE AMFRIca

BosToN. Sept 2s,-The Ameuca arrived about
8 O'Clock this evening. A dispatch from Vienna
says that Baron Knbeck, President OF the Council
at that place, has died of cholera.
A Paris letter says that no less than four French
Generals were killed at the recent attack mon
SebastoPol. The death of Gen. De Sallers, no
made the attack upon the central LaStian, is not
confirmed. Generals Rset LIE Brentou Neil and
De Malalles are killed. Gen. Conston was Sc
verely wounded, as was also tie favorite Aid De
Camp OF Gen. PeliessIsr-it is said mortaIly. The
total loss OF the French is allowed to traspre
Some report 10000 French and English killed.
The London Times OF Friday alInlei to The
probability Of the Russians maintaining themselves
on the northern side of SebsstopoI. 1t SAYS the
fort will enable the Russians to rest here a few
days, butt works are inferior in strength to
those vacated; they do not comprise the resourcer
of Arsenal and town, and are supplied with W: lie
by wells. 1t conSideres Prince Gortzchoff's decfss
ION 10 retreat beyo.ld question
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FROM NORFoLK.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29th-TntelIigence from Nor
folk this morning states the lever to be abating.
but that the new cases occurring are of veryma-
Egnant type, Indicating that the absence of pnnu-
lation is the true cause of the decline. There
were deaths on Thursday, and 3 up to noon on
Friday. On the la;tel day no new cases.
At Portsmouth there were - deaths on Wednes
day, on Thursday, on Friday, and scarcely a nv
new cases. Dr. Jackson is among the sick. and
the vile of Rev. pr. Armstrong is dead.
The Southern mail brings New Orleans papers
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PH1LApELPHIA MARKET.

SErr. e9,-Cotton dull! and prices roiherirregu-
lar. In hteadstulfs there is very little dolng.-
Sales Of 1000 brS. standard brands al SIS per hi.
and 500 bsS. extra at S,25. CornueaI fnl. Sales
Of fresh ground Penn'a. at $50. al which fgure
this dIScupliln is i'll demand. Wheat III good de-
mand. Sales Of good Red at l,S5al SO; Tenne-
see at l.S6al,S S: aud White al 81. " hisAy GIm.
Sales $50 brls. Eastern at 4O4a4l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm OF Sweeney Johnston Co, is his day dis.
solved y mutual Consent, MicaeI Sweeney and
Thomas Johnston, j., retiring lTOmthe firm
III SWEENEY,
J. NJ TODD,
THOS: JOHNSTON, JR,,
a. n. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
Savinps Rank stnra

WOULD respectiully say tn the citizens or Wheeling
North in addition 10 my previous and varied stocS Of
5oots shoes Hats Cars, B0nnes, UmbreIas and Car.
Pet Saeks gie2t variety OF ladies' misses Eashg-
9te SnGes al1 GaheTs. Gents Fancy Shoes Caters,
Aoleakfns SUMMER Has, which cet on such terms
as tOHiaAs true The heading OF this notice
Bonnet3 for tTife;-therefore invite an We LnaesF
aAetsE aess eiess and bonnet lrrEtiRg children Of
Adam 10 call al the old Post Office corner opposite Nc
Lure House where you will find all the goods above
description, believe lower than any other place in this
lei 3 II - .TSo~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

TuAxks to the lady who sent to our sanctum
that beautiful hoquetI We do love flowers at ali
tunes, but when they come to US as the dying gIo-
urs of Autumn, at time when sorrow is brood
ing darkly over us-when they come to US as the
choicest OTerinls of the Seasou-tescued from en-
vous death by the protecting hand of Beauty
dellcoieiy notwithstanding the pure language
Of symParhizing heart-they ale douLIy dear.
Heaven bless cur fair friend! Long after her beau
tlug token shall have withered, her memory will
he blooming around us, bright and deathless as
tie Ivy that cIings to some lone. deserted castle!
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PIRE

PlrTSBuEcu, Sept. eat / O'Clock this morn
ing the Patent Leather Factory of ShafTer & An
derSon, corner Duquesne st. aud Diamond alley,
was entirely consumed by FIRE, with lis contents.
The stock was valued at 5000; insured for $4,000
IN the Western Farmers Co., New Lisbon, aud
was owned by Anderson. The building was ow n
ed by Shaffer, whose loss is estimated at sI2 600,
insured for 5000 in the Pennsylvania Mutual In
SuEance Co.
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no EarmerS-

New Confectionery.
NUlLLIAN FoX would respectfully iniarm the citi-
w OF Wheeling, that lie opened new coniec.
tionery Establishment The Old OF the 'lndan
QDeru,'' Maiu below Monroe. He confidently
Invites MS old friends Call aud ratrOze him his new
business.
Ice creams and the dccacies of the season, at all
hOGrs. apIT
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FROM SALr LAKE

ST.. Louis, Sept. GA mouth later rtom Salt
Lake.-Fhe mail has arrived from Wesiport. Yes
terday's train met Gen. Harvey 90 miles this side
Of Fort LARAMIE Lieut.. Heath was killed in The
battle at Ash Hollow by the Indians. Met party
of etngrants who, after shaking hands in friend.
~ manner, began shooting, woundlng one man,
Health of the troops good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

TURNING THE TABLEs.-It is stated in the
Zanesvile Courier that the attorney nj the Cen.
trail Ohio Railroad Company has. IN accordance
with the Instructions of the company, commenced
suit against the owners OF the cattle by Which,
train thrown from the track with considerable
damage. some time ago, with view to recovering
danages lot the same. The company is also de-
,zrmIned to prosecute, hereafter. the owners Of
a. cattle that MAY be found upon the tack, and
by which injury is done to the property of the
company.
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No. 1O7 Main street.
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TRIBUTE TO PtRkEHsRuHG.-Ac correspondents Of
the Richmond Dispatch, writing froa Hampton,
''isE describing the awful cavages Of the pesIence
at Norfolk, says.
must not omit 10 make honorable mention OF
The asbIs little Protestant Episcopal church III the
town Of Patkersburg, Oh the Ohio river. The
Rev Nh. ChTaik nl Louisville, Hy., Preached
'As'e on Sunday, the 10Th inst, aud took up n
collection IA behalf of The sufferers, and RENTED
Though The brother Of the Chatham Of the Hamp-
'"A Re!lef Committee to that gentleman the sum
81 SeTenty-two dollars 10 be applied at his dlscrE-
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BALTIMORE MARKET

SEPT. 2eth-Flonr firm. sales of Howard 81. at
500; City Mills firm 49,. Wheat firm, white
S5a202; red lI5alS7. Corn, white at SSa9O.-
Rye, Maryland los, Peuna Il5. Oats, sales at SO
a34 cents. Provisions, no quotabIe change, hoI-
ders ask l2!al3 for shoulders, aud ll4c for sides
an@ hams IL. Mess pork, sales at 2Ia22, 90, prime
49, 5Oa2D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

TnE FAER.-An interesting aud exciting con
test, in lbe ring. for the Sweepstakes closed the
Fair ou Saturday. notwithstanding many unto
wand circumstances, it is gratifying TO know that
the result is such as to inc.te renewed efforts on
the part of the people OF Western Virginia to con-
tinus their annual Fairs as the most efrectual,mode
OF developing our Agricultural and Manufaetur-
ing resources, of encouraging the industry and
skill of cur Farmers aud Artisans
The list of premiums was read from the, stand
and will be published as soon as practicable.
The sweepstake premiums awarded on Saturday
were as follows:
Stations of all ages: best siaITOn-a premium
awarded to "FIyins TuckahOe," owned by DR.. a.
c. REID, of West Liberty.
Mates of all ages and classes. best Mare-pre-
MUM awarded to The dun mare of DR. UrDEoRArr,
Of MI Pleasant.
Best Gelding-premium awarded to Hiram Pen
irgton, of St. Clairsviile
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TnEEE was report in town on Saturday that a
locomotive on the Central Ohio Railroad had ex-
p.oGed. We learn that this report is entirely er
roaeoas. The locomotive washington City, of
The Express train, due here at O'Clock on Friday
,sa of the tack. but no damage save the break
ius of a fange was done. This doubtless gave
,t<- To the repurt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01

TdE Deserted WrP., by Mrs NINA D. E. N.
Southworth, author of the ''The Missing Bride,''
''rhe Lost HeresS,'' etc; Pull, 7. B. Peterson.
We are Indebted to the enterprsing house of
Messrs. ROBINSON & BRo., of this city, for copy
tins work. The reputation of Mrs. Southwor,h
anu the character of her previous works we think
July iustifes the following comments:
"Ihe announcement of new book by Mas
SourHwoRru, the nuihor f''The Lest Heiress,'' is
nat.et of great interest to all That love 10 read,
anI admire pure aud chaste American works.
"rhe Deserted Wife, is a new work of unusual
power and interest. The scene is laid in one of
The Southern States; and the story gives picture
al the manners and customs of the planting gem
'ty, in an age not far removed backward from the
present. The characters are drawn with strong
hand, and The book abounds with scenes of in
tense interest, the whole plot being wrought out
with much power and effect, aud no oae, we are
confident, can read it without acknowledging that
ipo.sesses mote thi n ordinary merit. The author
IS writer Of remarkable genius aud originality
-m1nifesting wonderful power in the vivid le-
picting otcharacter, and in hec glowing descrip-
tons of scenery. Hlgac, the heroine of the ''De-
serted Wife, is magnificent being, while Ray
mond, GuSty, and Mt. Withers. are not merely
names, but eristence4--they live and move before
US, each acting in accordance with hts peculiar
nature. The purpose OF the author, pgofesEedly,
Is to teach the lesson. 'that the fundamental eau
SIS oiunhappiness in mtrried life, ate defee-
tive moral aud physical education. and prema-
tnrs contraction Ofthe matrimonial engngeuent.''
Its book to read aud reflect on, and one that
cannot fail to do an immense amount OF good, and
will Fankas one ofthe brightest ant puress 6ena-
'aents among the literature of the countsy.''
THIS work is for sale by Robinson & Bro, No.
! Washington Hall.
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MAONAN.--A workman at The Lunatie Asy
iam in England. left chisel mote than thee feet
,.ns, on recent occasion, IN one Of the wards
4 turous patient siezed 1t, and threatened to kill
oil @ho approached him. Every one then in the
ward immediately Departed ICON it. At lensth the
attendant opened the door, and balancing the key
Of the ward on his hand. walked slowly forward
'he dangerous maGnnH looking iRtentIy at it
!is attention. SAID the attendant, was immedl
a'=ly attracted. He came toward me aud asked:
wi bat 0re you doing with that?'
I am trying to balance this key on my hnnd,'
sad /, 'and can do it, but you cannot balance
mat chisel in that way on the back OF your hand.
Yes cam said he, balancing it carefully and
extending il towards me.
4 took it off very quietly, and without making
any comment upon it. He seemed little chagrin-
I'll at having lost has weapon, but he made no at
Tempt to retain it, and in short time all irritation
passed away
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NeW Stock of Boots and Shoes at
NJ. l.. DOR SEY'S
Oak HalIT

No t23 liaia ST. I doors 6rfoD Union st.
III AElAG Ieturned from manufacturing Establish.
LII meHtS OF the East stuck OF boots and Shoes
Comp all the varied styles present aud APP
season OF 1855, would respectfully invite one
ana al TO call and examine my stock, confident
th1 eau suit all and every body ov.ded good pretty
anu a., hsaP goOds viii dol intend TO keep The beat quail
Ity OF goods IN line, and will sell cheap not
er than they be bought elsewhere. Cal anil examine
my sood9 and they don't please, no Charge Will made