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Wsll.timsd Advice.

The Baltimore P,tnot, in an article CRITICS.
ing the late war letter OF the Charleston Mer-
curry, says:
Let South Carolina render herself independ-
en-, of the north, no, by force of arms, bn: nv
superior cheapness OF mannfactnres-hy max
ing shee'ings aud sh'rtngs at Southern mills;
by tanning her own hide, instead Of the hides
OF her puritan sisters; BY making AMI raising
her own ducks instead of buying either III.
eo't"n ON OF Massachusetts or the festhered
ones OF Muscovs: by psgging her own shoes,
'nstead OF pegg ny away at fanatical shoema-
kers. and nv encouraging no sirill,ags' but such
as are I dome ,tc manufac ure three quarters
wide, ct round even thread and If serv,cea-
BILE quality. These are nv strasetic points.
young man, and am inclined 10 think YOU will
fihd them better than your own.
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HEw FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Blachly 4 Simpson,

10. u, fkAkt SIksE1, CINCINNdIIs
TMP0RTERS aud Dealers IN American and For
i eign Dry 0ools, receiving their supply 81
nss and dcsirab.e FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Tadc
They respectfully eoii Il 40 exsminstin0 Of thsil
sbaek = Western Merchants wishing thh eify.
wpe -, ISSs Wv s
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II fxgs WAlskGr FIjHr occur.
nd Ssadsyoa wat3 ssvst + ~ NE
asg"isr affair. II which ven eoasernsd !
.colosrd gentleman one from the Emerald
isle and sporting gsns!emnn How the
mig ar got c,ught in such rociety We did
not learn, They had been ACROSS the riv-
er and gotten an over dose Of Maine law.
The nns. remarkable part Of the matter Is
that our city Marshal was actually on hands
and arrested one Of the parties and took
him TO Jail. Az this is the irat arrest VIC
ever heard Of bis making for riotous con-
conduct, we desire TO express our gratif-
cation o. the event n he follows It up,
We shall be inclined to answer in the affirm
alive, the oft repeated question, "Have we
a city Marshall" Billy is pumpkins!
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A Yankee and Southerner were playing
poker on steamboat.
81 hav mt seen IN ace for sone time re-
marked the Southerner
swali, guess you haint, !" said the Yankee,
tsbut can tell you where they are. One Of
'em is up your ohirt sleeve, and tie other
three are in the top Of one Of my butes.''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

Louisa Williams In District Court,
~. Divorce Des Moines Co. low
Jacpb Williams. Nov. Term. Is5s.
N1R:-W hereas n notice was returned into the
y District Court Of said County. at the April term,
A. D. 1855, Of said Court, by he Sheriff, that you
ver- met found in his bAiiwck and an order made BY
aid court at said rm that yon have notice Of the
accndiDg to Law. $3.50 9
Now Ii Z f,re you are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the eice Of the Clerk Of the Dis
Of louisa Williams claiming 10 s. divorced from n.
bonds Of matrimony for &undry causes SOD forth in
the petition, and thai unless mo appear and m.
swer said petition before the second dsy Of the
paxt term Of said Court. which Court i to b. besun
and holden on be second As nday to uit: ,hs i3fh
day OF November, ls5S, . decree will be rendered
sEaint you npen the Irayes Of said petition.
Nm. II. STARR,
$50 Atty fnf Petitioner.
a. J. MIssEssEa. Clerk Dissriet ceuss-
oct. 9.w4s. ( s. s;ss5.s Is - $50 Il
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Y Benjamin Bird, aged seventy years,
vas married at the Roman Catholic
Church, on Fifth street, Cincinnati, to
Miss Julia Chaff, buxom widow of thir-
" So the old BIRD was caught at last by
lnIrr
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10 London Punch is the funniest fel
a%a going His definition Of Matter and
ami is unique: "M hat is natter Never
siad, What is mind? No matter" Go
/, Punch.
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MEssRs. PArToa Il KENDALL. -Atten-
ton il called TO the card of the above nam
ed gentlemen who have opened a bindery
and blank book rnunufactory at the corner
Of Jefferson and 3D. street County Off
GERS aud other in want Of Blank Books
will do well to give them call. They
come well recommend, and viii doubtless
get up work in creditable manner and
at prices that will prevent it from going
out Of the State.
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isaac, my dear son. sa,d Mrs Parting. n
recently. beings you have CORD larnsn, and
know al the course Oh human events, can't you
tell M II Sebasrer Pool. about whom the pa-
pers talk 20 much about now a-dsys. il any :. !.
iaticn TO Bill Pool who was killed 10 New York
last spring
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DEATH OF A U S. JUDGE.-The Du-
saqae papers announce the death of the
iloa JOHN j DYER, U. S. District Judge
"a the Northern District of Iowa. He
d'td while on u visit with his family in
lir;,;.
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THOMAS HEDGE. P. L. UNDERWOOD.
THOMAS HEDGE & CO.
General Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS ~ @
Produce and Staple Groceries,
JEFFERSON ST., BURLINGTON, l,wA
PATTON & KENDALL,
Book Binders and Blank BOOK
MANUFACTURE Frs,
North East corner of Third and Jefferson Streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
BLANK Books Of all sizes and Of every dcscrip-
ton made to order.
~ Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Maga-
zines and amrhe's bound and executed with neat
ness, de-patch and durability, and warranted to give
entire satisfaction. oct T.
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MACHINE BELTING.

7 AM receiving tho largest supply of Beitinge ever
1 brought 10 this State. Six years experience en-.
bles me to choose for my customers the very best
article made. an sole agen in Iowa, for the sale
of Vulc. mixed Rubber Belt ng, manufactured By the
Boston Betting Co. I am also agent for the be..
manufacturers Of Leather Betting in the Un,tei
States. There is much deception used in tho
manufacture Of Betting that have spared no pains
to procure article that will stand the test In eve
ry respect Cal, st No. Betting Depot. Main
street. (scpt 24.) X. s. ADAMS.
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Va After much persuasion, Mile
h''Ae has consented to sing the Marseil-
Lise la New urk.
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II The total number of students in
~ Volcge according to the "Banncr,"
solo Of Instructors Al,
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Notice..

Notice.
HAVE become the purchaser Of the entire stock
l Of gods of 8. \. Num-, an5 will, be happy 10
the same old stand.
have also purchased all the debts due s. r.
Mann, and the Book accounts, and hereby give no
tice to all debtors of such. my right that they may
know where mud to whom to pay the same.
oct. 9d&wlm. N. FULLERTCN.-=
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nNE ton Berea Grind stones jsst received snd for
~ sale BY. juno 10Y J.W. WHITE.
II. 3. HUNT 4 CO.,
QAyE just received per Railrosd from New York.
II the Anest lot Of Fancy Gnceries that eSes cane
70 buriinGfon. lang. 3. 1881 4
Az bbss. No. ! White Fish. at
~ t.ns q. 2. HUNT = tO,S.
Ok boxss assogtpd C4ndy 10 boxes Fansy Can.
80 ~. as!orteds . II 3 HUNT OO.sS
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n. D. WIII1A1s1sI - .
Prof elect Of Mathematics.
PHILIP AXlEL,
Lam FOR RAIE

on ACRES Of Land in Pleasant drove Township,
CsJ fifteen miles northwest Of Burlington, six miles
from nanvlile, Centre, and Ave miles frum the WEI
torn Rail road. on which . . small improvement
~ Price tl0 per acre. Enquire IT
JAMES ANDREW, near thS premiees. (
September. 5, 1855 willow
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Wa.h;.ss.,a,,. ~.

ssea- NashiAGaea, Get. 8.
1bs sev lOtt rekiapeDs q lnssssy. Csl.
Asseaas9ees - No. e,1ersd - s1e 0ppss
l,ssiesirT. Is WI 9ssssrf ia ~ uinssf q
~ ssefiisg. nsar So. PAD, ia n. Csss-
ford, near Prairie du Chen. 4
The drst Casa'ry moved from Fort Lssv.
enxorih, Sept. 20.h, Tor The Sioux coenIry 10
tase part ia the operations aginst The hostile
indians.
ACsbinct mcstinx was held yesscrdaY, 10
consider the Feasibility Of q shin canal
across the lsthmus Of Dafirn AZ proposed by
=. n. Kelley, who represenrs the later ocean.
ic Canal Company Of New York.
The proposition Of the Company is that
Government shall test The pracsicability u
the plan, BY sending csrps Of officers 10 re-
examine The route surveyed by Mr.. Kelly Of
n. T., ~ engineer, which runs from The
Onlf OF Darien via the Arfrato aud Truando
rivers to Humboldt Bar on the Pacific. Sec-
refaries Davis and Dohbin are in favor of
the Government to survey.
Richmond, Va; Oct. 6.
The crew Of the ship Arcole, of Boston
now lying in the river md hound for Veuice,
have mutinied and been arrested and conn
mit,ed to the Hampton Jail. The ca tain
has come to the city to seek the assistance of
the U. S. authorities. When arrested the
crew we're armed with loaded pistols.
New York, Oct. 6.
Alta meeting last evening of the General
Committee Of the Wing Young m cns Assoc,a-
ton, resolution indorsing the Syracuse fu-
FOO convention after an exciting debate, was
lost by vote of 81 to %.
%
New York, Oct. 6.
The steamer Washington for Bremen sail
ed at noon to-day with 10 passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
ST. Louis, Oct. 6.
Atchi>on County gave 1870 votes, all for
Whitfield. L-avenworih city 10 opposition
to Whitfield. Partial return say that Doni-
phsn cast SO votes for Whitfield and none
FOR Reedef.
New Orleans, Oct. 4.
Havana lctterssof the lst mention that ap-
prehensions were felt there of another fill
clustering expedition, and Gen. Concha had
ordered that the names of all mac!,inists
coming from and going to the U. S., to be
periodically registered.
Baltimore. De-. 6.
The New Orleans mails of Sunday have
arrived. The papers chronicle the preva-
lence of the yellow fever in many Of the in
terror towns of Louisiana and Mississippi,
and in some places it is raging as badly as it
did in Norfolk.
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s,r.,. 'as Oaca Gazette says that Mrs.
I'D, saas intoxicated. jumped over the
ss,s ,a'e the canal and was drowned. Her
a., : s0sans in after her. and in his eff
s.,.. ,s = his drunken wife, nearly los,
ss,s,. ue' ae being resassisated With grea,
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NOW bU0Ks by Express.
JUST Pub!ished-Scenes n the 2: acticc Of q New
v York Physician. by Edward H. Dixon, Editor Of
Scalpel. For sale by
c. NJ. WILCOX l. co.
oct. Q. No. 2 Barrett House Block
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4 SM Ill s'o X OF tue latest publications. to BE-
n found at Cors,''s B ok Sto c,a,nong which are
Bayaul Tayl~r's J,pan
Stray Leaves fioii. the Book Of Nature, by De
Veie.
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FEW YJaX UIOTHIN0 EXPohIUM,

NEW YORK CLOTHING EKPohIUM,
| 1 Ms "a lqls ! k.s n. : y,.so-a hi. ~ ii.
ssit sd - ss,ssisr Of
Ilot-iag. Iats, Caps
at . general ssssssn~Ai ~ Ces.s - slsh'ng
GssAa
=, nh .es aietrd I.s.sil. i;e.s ssLe.,sis ss.,-
citf informing 'bs i,sus 4 IN l:s-.s, as' s;ria.
;ty. th.i Ii. sfts, - Gs'h:, 2. ~hsi 6. n
psss 10 n, 10 ard snsiy ts,s m, .tse',,ta rr-
| Nm fak, h oae.rj .,
Eastern Prices.
end u rita svin. .,i vii. tf,,s 4 ~ ~ ,ss
mort 70 A'e. sts Sack 4 c,.sb eset .ry,si "a
this 'nnile.. ELnCs
tscd ria,k sas i"i WA. s... Wv J -s, - sa,r.
-Ass Y..s. tse, 80 Enii,-s,.r I.~,.
Chicago Type Foundry ara Printers
Warehouse.
TIE sutS,ibcr a:s The plea. icef .Insrsc;rr,Iai
1 he has ,ds Arrangements 1 establish MS {.
Type Foundry and Printers Warehouse
in Chicago.
Srch ar establishment hs> bccn ,ang ~nn.ssi, ara
has been earnestly s'lni'.d hy wS.t.ra ptil,ers
Tho advantage ., u Eunirr, a s.i'rc'th.i y
Printcrt' Warehouse. rLieh esi SUPPLY iiiye :
mall orders, and ''soTts' without an, r'n, i -
well known % Printers 10 nesd rrr,ren,.
largo AZ wrl' assorted stock fsor, sh, e.,,ila-
ted and Ting estahli.h,d F.uadr, {.
White & Co., New York,
Wil' be KEEP, constantly. hn.d. eu'rssinr al .lc
variety Of News. naunsntai an JINsiay Type y iii
Eor',rs, and Ga,s, No.. &C.
An arrangement las been iasSs uiil tss we'll
known establishment Mt
r. Hoe & Co.,
Fur large 'soek of rre.st sad Psietess' Mac
rails.
Inks Of every variety. f"r plain or IN nsy Print
ing. from the manufac.ury Il Collins 4 Lish, h,dy,
whose Inks bear high reputation /, the sssi.Ia
citice.
With the arrangement. thus rqte.
The Chicago Type Foundry,
l. prepared 10 der Ia We;ts,i HAT ~ iety rtt-
Gle required IN Newspaper or J, Cee q 'ir hr.t
quality and Oh favorable ,rrru. snr nhc, Fuun-
dry inthc United Stnse.. q. u. SHEFFIELD,
r,. ~ Franklin street. AHsn;.
Chicsgn. H., Sept. 2s--h,3n.
NOTICE is hereby given that 10, ru,ny.t ,f
~ writing purportns to he the last Win sti
Testament of james Stur9is. deed .ad has lrcn
read in the County Oous, Of nss Main.s c.grfr,
lows. and that the 9Th dry o. Navtnssr next Is Tie
day fixed by said Court for hearing the prooi q!
said Will. TIloS. W. NEWMAN
oct t-l0d. Cs'unty Jr.lrr
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Valuable Books.

FOOTSTEPS Of st Paul; @
J. Egypt and Books of Moses;
Life and writings of Carson;
: Alsxander'. Notes TN Isaiah ard Psalms;
lleivey's AledtatioAs; u =
Church in Earnest;
Earnest Ministry, by James;
History Of all Religious Denominations in the
United Stats. s wy
For sale at Balrct House, No. 2. ty
oct9. a~ G. NJ. WILCOX CO.
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NOTICE-Change of Business place.
T1lHE subscribers now re6tting their sio,e
L which will occupy weak or ten days. and il
consequence, have removed their stock Of goods &
the I'd story Of the ,ame building, where they
all times DO found. They are nor receiving f'a
stock:of Dry Goods, Hardware, TO-, &C.. which the
will sell very cheap. Entrance usual on jsGelsf.
street, one door from the corner.
sept 8, IS G LAUMAH K R}G
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A Coon SrARYiNc Posxr.--he Republic
can Convention, OF New York CIV. lay down
as a basis for platform the following:
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n E W GOOD IS.

NE R CHANT TA.TL OR,
Over Coolbaugh and Bronx Banking House
- HAS Just opened n complete assortment of
Cloths, cassimercs, and Testlngs, which will
m be sold low for cash Gentlemen wanting
anything in my line are respcc, lully invit d to
call and examine my stock, as aatler myself that
1t is inferior to none.
B Particular attention paid tn cutting.
Ag"nt for ScottS's Report of Fashions oc' 9.v
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New Rocks bv Exnraee

To WLER'S & Wells publications on Fhrenology
and Water Cure, for sale by
oct. g.. c. M WILCOX l. CO.
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HoMotpArH,c TssArmsSr OF YrLLow
F.vSa.--The Norfolk correspondent Of the
Baltimore American writes Sept. as fol.
lows:
The Homeopathic physicians, # whom we
had three, Dr.. Campos, Hardy and Howe, claim
10 have had great success in the treatment Of
the disease, having cured nine 10 evety one Their
have lost Drs How. and Oampcs have both
had the fever ard have rapidly recovered Dr.,
Hardy has as yet escaped y
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Boots and Shoes
AT WunI ECAYE

6ooC9 ana SHOES
- AT WHOLESALE.
I WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of mer-
i chants nd traders who are purchasing goods in
he western markets &c my large and varied stocks Of
boots, shoes and brogaus, children and ladies.
boots. husk,ns, CATERS, &C., &c.. comprising god
assortment Of articles in my line bought principally
for cash from tie manufacturers in the New Eng
land ST. ties. Having had long experience in this
branch of business, have facilities for furnishing
goods at tho lowest possible rates. PARTICULAR atte
ton will be paid to the filling of orders and persons
can rely upon prices being as low as il they we're
present to select for Themselves. R. s. ADAMS.
Septic ~ Main street
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School District secretarie..

WHO have not handed in their annual reports.
w are requested to do so forfh,cifh. Also, Di-
rectors certificates Of election, dc.
W. II. MAURO,
oct. 9.w1t. School Fund Commissioner.
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New Millinery and Dress Goods
FANCY GOODS.

New Millinery and Dress Goods
MRS. HENDRICKS has just returned from sy.15
WI New York and has this day received q ~
large and beautiful stock q III
FANCY GOODS 49,
selected expressl, TO T!caae the Ladies Of urIiu
and vicinity. Among which may be found ,1:iir-
cry and dress esods. Trimmings, Entroid.Iics, nc.-
die work Of all kinds, DC, DC,
New atyles Of bonnets which will be sure TO please
you. Call and rec. sept n. o.
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GOLD lOcKETS,
Wheat Wanted

WE are prepared to pay the highest ma,ket grie
w for Wheat delivered al our ware house in Bar
lington, or at the cars on the Illinois side
aug 10, 1858 PEASLEY 4 MICNAEIS
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st. Louis, Oct. b.
Atchison County gave 100 votes, all for
Whitfield. L-avenworlh city 10 opposition
to Whitfield. Partial return say that Doni-
phsn cast 36 votes for Whitfield and none
FOR Reedef.
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-...- More Books. --.s.
(ONE Cut Corners just published, and Kate Aylss-
" ford a story Of the Refugees, for sale by
July 3. C. NJ. WILCOX, No 2, Barrett House.
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IA New Arrival Of Jewelry. Gag
UST received new ard fashionable assor tmento
y Ladies and Gents gold breast pins; Ear Rings.
finger rings, bracelets. fb and vest chains, witch
scalr and keys shirt studs and sleeve buttons, buck
les, charms pencils Slides lockets, vest chain hooks
crosses, &C., &C., for cal, cheap nv
sept 8. '55 ... A w / w CARPENTER
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Silver Ware.

! Silver Ware. =
USI received eond assortment u silver ,nHlsss-
- ecA dsssrt crcaD, salt and nastsrd -pncrstpttet
knives. frnit knives, yuxsr shcrel 10. f.Y sale IL
sept ,, A& 8 " CARPENTG@
Wanted Immediately. rs
10000 .I sUsl, z n Re; ], a.,
PAY few nsassovvs III sarkct ysicr s,eiiversh;ss
ths NseisIcty. posIk ~ stcvn. ~ II The wareb.s
II Featcley = AieA Y. G. KENDALL.
Man.. - h.ss seeded a.sl,; ,' 81 s. 81
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|si.tn
|lIiliai,t,
/, nj 4
|as ap
s,iiLt
| aid In.
II Vice
Iiimit.
|ipti,is
el that
author.
under
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To Rent.

u. To Rent.
FTP STAIR Rooms for I.Lt Enquire At tho
NJsCnthing Store Of toct.2.) I. ELKUS,
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eti,H ~
ntitia
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niitii1s
fVf thu
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three
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24

PLAY UPON WORDs.-An exchange says, that
at a social circle, few nights since, lady asked
lawyer why coal was like celebrated lawyer? He
thought there could be no doubt of its being Black
stone. But, said the lady, we burn Coke also
True, replied the gentleman, but at most of tho coal
yards you get very Little ton. What story.
DASrE.-rhe secret OF Dante's struggle through
life in the reckless Of his to the
Prince Of Verona, who asked him how he could ac-
for the fact that in the households Of princes
the court fool greater vorite than the phios-
opher? Similarity Of mind" said the fierce gen.
us, is all the world the source Of friendship"
"Fashion and Famine" the celebrated novel by
Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens has been translated into the
Russian.
Miss Hughes has invented a great improvement in
the piano, by arranging the sharps before the fats,
thus bringing more notes within the players COM
mand.
Robert N. Wicklife, well known politician of
Kentucky, died at Lexington, on Monday, the 18th
utimo.
1t is rumored that Prince Napoleon is about to be
married to the Princess Wurtemburg.
The Hon. Thomas Day, of Hartford, Connecticut,
formerly Secretary Of State, and reporter Of the Su
preue Court died on Thursday afternoon, LIST inst,
aged n.
Thomas F. Meagher returned from California in
the Empire City.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24

THE MADAME De LUX EsTATE.-The surro-
gate Of New York city gave his decision few days
since upon the application of John P. Ferrie, of Gin
cinnati, to be put in possession Of the estate valued
500 OOO) the ground that he is the son OF the
deceased The evidence before the surrogate rem
ders it extremely probable that the claim of Ferie is
we'll founded bu, the surrogate thought BEST before
coming to final decision in the case. to appoint
commission to obtain further evidence in France,
where Madame De Lux lived in her youth.
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st. 3BatlI A00't4.


OWNERS WANTED.
I'VE have in store the following articles. which will b
w sold to pay charges At the end Of thirty days FRAU
date, not called for:
T. Chandler, 3 boxes mdss
8. 8. Eustis, 5 hid. do
H. H. Anderson, box
J. D. Gray, Dbl
L. &. Collins, boz
J. H. Bancus, do
Lewis J. Patterson, I do
Robert Hill, boxes and trunk
Mss Elizabeth Lyons, I trunk
II. L. Reed, trunk
". Cartwright, l chest
l. ?: Waugh, boxes, l chest, trunk
r. Sinclair, box
Jacob Dowy. do
+. Hedge, boxes, l Dbl, roll carpet
l. box, Dbl
W. H. Pallern, rocking chair
Vim. Mendlin, l box
H. Thomas, do
\. N. Traverse dss Sioux, Q kegs nail
n Frost, boxes, 2bbls
VIM. Vanner, box
A. G. St. Anthony, Dbl
II. b D. St. Paul. 3 bbls
D. Casky, hhds
Mary E. Monros, / box
Allen Taylor, ! do
s. Thorndike, bbls>
W. H. Edwards, box, ehsst
James Green, box
r. A. Burns, boxes, l ehest
&c Smith, do
J. Becker, keg iquori
Avery W. Adams, l Dbl
lawson, box
B, trunk
Geo. Ford, bugges
l.. c. Patch, box
Prescott, l do
And watch left by steamer Nominee.
st. Paul, Jan. 30d1m BASS BORUP B co