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CINCINNATI, May 2S--noon.
Weather warm. Flour dull, and sales
made as low as $40. Whisky at $50,
Provisions firm Mess Pork sic. Keg
Lard 94c, Sugar 6f063o, Molasses 81
@35o.
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REPORT
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE SCIOTO
AND HOOKING VALLEY r. r.

NTrss,s En,rops. Irrdor on ..ordorn
Hh'0n9' NDilohS no Onuol an oIucl
OF the Board OF Directors, OF the Scloto
and Hooking Valley R. r. Co., for the
Pupii0''ioi 81 u INC ouPeirnleoahU ~. report
MADE 10 that BODY on the 9Th inst, |
herewith hand Won q svnonsis of that rn-
port which shows what that portion of
the road, between Portsmouth and Jack
son has been doing, the past year, in the
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ADUEL lin THE DARK "A late Calilarnia
paper mentions duel which was fought
between a Yankee and an Englshman in
a dark room, The Yankee not wishing
to have blood on his hands, fired his pis.
lol up the chimney, and 10 his horror,
down came the Englishman.
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-l4arlnAA-

CHOLERA AT MEMPHIs.-There were 27
deaths at Memphis for the week ending on
the 10Th, Of which II were cholera, The
secretary of the Board of Health says in
his report
This fell disease cholca made a sud
den outbreak in the upper portion of the
city about the first of the week, and prov
ed fatal in almost every case.
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MAKING MONEY -Four or five of our
heaviest sugar merchants have made
about 500 900 each on the recent "rse
in sugar One house has on hand six
thousand hogshcads, the increase on the
value o: each OF which during the last
Two months, while it has been reposing in
their warehouses, has been $50, making
clear profit OF 20,000.--Cm. Cnm.
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DISSOLUTICW.

OF Copartnershp heretofore existing between
D. Leach d Co. and S, A Sternberger, is dis
solved by mutual agreement business will be
conducted as before, under the name OF D. Leach
& Co. who receives all debts due the firm and
pays all debts contracted by them.
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Diving and Weaving.

T. A. Baeser's advertisement will be
seen in to-days paper. His work will be
warranted to hold fact colors,
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DELEGATE FROM OREGON, ,---One of our
subscribers in Oregon writes;
"From present appearances, Joseph
Lane, late Delegate TO Congress from this
Territory, will be defeated in the coming
election in June. 1t is the opinion Of
many thalthe Wings and Know Nothings
will elect their candidate, who will proba
bly, be liberal Whig."-Era.
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The X. Ms. Of The Louisville Distric,
have nominated Hon. Humphrey Mar.
shall, late Commissioner 10 China, as
their candidate for Congress.
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Sale of Rcnl Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
ON the 10th, day of June 1855 at o'clock p, NJ.
at the door of the Court House in the Town and
County of jackson, will bo sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate the property of John
johnson deceased, to wit: The north west quarter
OF the south quarter of section No. g. township
No. Z, and Range No. 10, and sixteen acres off Of
the west end of the south half of the north east
quarter of section No, T. of the same township, and
range unincumbered by Widows Dover. Apprais-
cd at $500. Also sixty-four acres being all of tho
south half of the north east quarter of section No.
of the township and range aforesaid, except six
teen acres of of the west end thereof, subject 10
the dover of the Widow which has been set of up
on twenty acres of of the north side of said sixty
four acres. Appraised at $3.50. All Of said lands
being situate in jackson County Ohio. Terms Of
sale one third cash in hand one third in one wear and
the residue in twoycars deferred payments with in
terest from the day of sale to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises.
JAMES TRIPP, Admir-.
dabOnis non of JOHN JOHNSON, Decd.
may II, j5. 8 6-w
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

SIRAlED from the residence Of the subscriber.
on the Chillicothe road between Jackson and Rich
mondale, jackson township, jackson county Ohio, a
black Mare colt, with white spot in her forehead .
little sway backed, two years old last fall about IL
hands inches high. | will give the above reward
to any person who will deliver said colt to me al nv
residence. THOMPSON LEACH
may IT, 55. saw
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WE will also offer at Auction, every Saturday
afternoon and night, in The room adjoining Store
in D. LeachS old stand portion of our Stock.
d. LEACH g. co
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MARIETTA & CINCINNATI
ERE 1yA- MH4 HE CID VA, ED .

Ea% IA III Ell ME- QD VA. ED Q
IN PROPOSALS will be received at the En- sss
s:s& ginecr's Office in lIamden Vinton County 80 u
until Il NJ. Monday the 4th day of June next for
furnishing and delivering $4,000 cross ties, on that
portion of the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad be-
tween Hamden, Vnton County, and the crossing of
Big Sand Creek, about 10 miles. The whole num-
Der to be delivered by the first day of September
next.
Specifications will be found in the Engineers Off
&C at Hamden, and in hand bills, copies of which
Will be sent to bidders application at Hamden or
Chcothc.
The ties must be delivered on the different sections
Of the road at such points shall be directed by the
Engineer in charge of the work, in quantities equal
to 200 ties for each mile of road unless otherwise
directed.
Proposals for all any part of the above, specify
ing the number and point of delivery will be re-
ceivcd
Payment of so per cent of the value of the ties de-
liyered as per the estimate of the Engineer will be
made rs the work advances
Contractors proposing to take in part pay the stock
or Bonds of the Company, other things equal, will
have preference.
N. L. WILSON, President,
S. MEDBERY Chief Engineer,
Chillicothe, may 2i-2w ma &C. X. r. Co.
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Wool Carding,

r HAVlNGattached good double Car
@xgS9S ding Machine to my Steam Mill, in
S551sbSSSssV jackson Township, Jackson County
w Ohio, and employed an experienced
sss%ssscaS - Carder will warrant the work as
we'll done as any in this part of the Country, if
the Wool is in good order. Price for Carding, 4cents
per b. All kinds of grain an various other articles
taken in payment for Carding.
DANIEL PERRY.
May 24th, '55. 96-w
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PlOWs, PloWs.

We noticed those fine plows, in front of
the jackson Foundry Stove Store, Our
Farmers, friends and readers, are invited
to call and see thcm, Speed the Plow,
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Diving and OOlOring,

THE Subscriber informs the public, that he has es
t.blishcd himselfin Jacks on, and will Weave Wool
len carpets ofeyey desired patterns lie will also dye
Yarns, Shawls, Coats, and Silk Dresses, of different
Colors. Those wishing anything in his line of bust
ness are invited to call and examine his work at hi.
shop on Portsmouth Street, near tho old Steam Mill
His prices will be reasonable.
s=8}" All work done by him will be warranted.
+. A. BAESLER.
Jackson, May oath, 55. Q 3-m
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Plastering and Cemenfing.'

JoHN T. RlGRISH, takes this opportunity of
announcing to the people of Jackson and vicinity,
that he has commenced the business of Plasterinv
In this place, and will attend to all work of the kind
entrusted to him with promptness and will warrant
his work to be durable and done in the best of stye
Clstern making and Cementing will be done in good
style and on the lowest terms. All kinds of JOb6ing
White washing, &c, done to order.
Also large lot Of first quality of Lath always on
hands, which will be sold low.
JOHN P. RIGRISH.
jackson, May Oath, '55. 0 3-m.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th, init, by W. S. Schellenger ESQ.
Mr.. THOMAS j. JOHNSON, and Miss MARY ANN
STIFrLEn all Of Franklin township jackson county
Ohio.
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Advertisements intended fOrinscrtiOn
In inc cG1sFANDARD D,'' must positively
be handed in previous TO 3 O'Clock,
II. NJ, on Tuesdays.
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Pittsburgh, PlOws and PoiAtA
b. S'iSESa DHS 5sass sSs tSp 's' oT ,,
may 10th, '55. TT 'T'N'
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THE highest market price in Cash, payed for
1000 bushel of Corn,
By BUM WALTERHOUsE 4 BUM.
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grS. II. PAaylN, No, c. 4th ST., CINCINNATI
IL our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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1rANDARD,
THURSDAY, MAY2A, '55

JACKSON, c. Ks cAIoy
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AUCTION.

D. LEACH & co,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

The Baltic arrived 1t New York on the 18th.
Admiral Bruat, commander Of the French aeet
in the Black Sea. had died Of cholera. Count
Mole had also cied,
The London Morning Advsrtiser says Of the
Russian proportions: They are dishonorable, de-
lusive and unsafe; they fall short of what the
Western Powers have Q right to demand, and OF
what will satisfy the expectations of our country.
The strike at Manchester continued, but has not
extended, though some additional work-people
have been thrown out Of employment. The PEG.
pie on strike walked through the streets Of the
town on Monday and yesterday to the number OF
6O0 men and women, with few additional work
men at their head carrying boxes and books for
be rather successful in their object, though the
amounts given were generally small.
In the Times of the Both, the Paris correspon
dent of that paper repeats that propositions have
been actually made to France and England.
TEE CRIMEA.-A dispatch from Marseilles says
that on the 18th, the Russian batteries on the
north Of Sebastopol commenced firing red hoi
shot, to which the allies replied. bs,sss
NAPLEs.-A most serious misfortune occurred al
Mesina on the 18th ult., by inundati0n occasioned
by water spout it is supposed. The whole coun-
try about Messina was said to be under water
Trees were uprootcd, and houses, gardens, furni.
ture and cattle destroyed and many persons
drowned. Much damage has also been done to
the city itself. The loss is said to exceed 2O0O,.
600 ounces or IA million sterling.
In Palermo the cholera is raging very bad
deaths being from 10 to 100 per day. In Naples
from 30 to 40 deaths per day are occasoned BY
this malady. egr7 ~ fsa.i7as ,4
The above comprises all the items of news from
Europe. s.g .r. ~ 7...e1
s.t. 1872. III
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

:. CHANox IN PRs-E xPrIoN Law. w understand
that petitions are in circulation, praying for al
amendment OF the law Of Pre- mption, 30 that
claimants may possess themselves OF 40 acre lots
OF timber, separate from their prairie farm lands.
It seems to rs desirable that there should be some
latitude allowed to settlers in land where Il is
dithcult, and in most places impossible to select
. farm with timber on it sufficient for fuel and
building purposes. =
We would urge upon our new settlers the i'm.
portance ofplanting extensively, locust, or other
rapidly growing timber. Sections in Illinois that
ten or twelve years ago, were bare enough, have
by these means beea turned into tail and thriving
groves Of trees, which are now In marketable or
der. $500 - -. = -
Our informant states that in his section, west
OF this, the settlers are to man in favor Of the
oooss move, which We hope will meet with full
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

ATwo-FoLD PIcTURE.-A well, wished to
be better, took medicine and died -n vt-7 FL
That is side Of thu picture, look at the other.
recently sick with arrangement Of the bow
es standnGgven die by her physicians took
bottles Gaups Syrup Of Brer Root and ecevered
Doctors had $7is and the Syrup cost 50
this picture, then hat. Tie result
will always follow its with old which
prove your procuring bottle Of the
Dwight Chaplin, Cook,
Washington street Albany, N. r., or OF his Agents.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Mr.. McCrea was met to- day riding on spirited
bay horse towards Eawrence. He seot word to
did not choose to stay at Leavenworth to be taken
from prison and hanged BY mob. '-.'e
There is probability that no blood will bs
shed. We hope tdeFres STATE; nsn Will not yield,
blood or NO blood. . -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
RoxpuRY, Dec, 10.

John S. Sleeper was elected Mayor on the
Liberal Platform ticket. by a majority over all
others Of 80 votes.
In Charlestown, Timothy Sawyer. Citizens
candidate. was elected by plurality Of $50
votes,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

MCREA Broke JAIL.-The Lexington Mo-
Citizen, Extra, Of the I'd, contains dispatch
from Independence. stating that M'Crea, who
sho: Clark in self-defence, but who was indict.
ed for murder. has broke Jail at Leavenworth,
and is at large. His trial was progressing at
the time. -.r4 ..-- --o,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
Fail and Winter stock =!
IMMEssE ARRIVAL OF
B. F. IRVINE & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND PR0VI-
SION MERCHANTS, ts s
Corner 81. Antheny 4 Exchange Streets opposite the
s.,l,rs ..sta e l! American House, 4ft;e} q dt~-
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA,
LJAvE just received very LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
III Provisions, which they offer
City Country Trade much lower prices, for CASH, than
had other house in The City. We esl justified
maxim: assertion, the that having
than they could been purch
earlier having received Them here low
freghs well selected and
assortment, confidently believe hold forth great
to purchase Of nsaer examining
our goods and any other establishment
merchants, both the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers
INTERIOR wishing purchase replensh their
stock say, they win to their advantage
call before purchasing elsewhere,
prepared jobbing trade low prices.~
Small profits and strictly READY PAYis metto. We
old friends and patrons for their past
continuance of the in fu
tnre; and also ali that favor US with call aud
stock consists in part Of the following articles to which
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

-. BALrIMoRE, Dec. 10.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last,
announce the burning Of the steamer Summit,
with her cargo of 500 bales Of cotton. Boa,
and cargo total loss.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

From the Yreka Union extra, We iea-n that q
battle had been fought between the Indians and
the troops of Fl. Lane, as Rogue River Valley,
and the retreat Ut four hundred soliiArs. Anoth-
er fight had taken place ss Shasta salley---two
men we're murdered. - -fsslHsfx 7aE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

The Slavery question had created disturbance
in the Democratic camp-some- members boiling,
among whom is Hunter, Of Maine.ne - : - -,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

The San Francisco Herald announces the muir.
der Of VIM. II. Richardson, Z. S. Marshall oi
that place. He was shot By man named Cora
with whom he had some difficulty. Cora vas ~.
rested and placed in prison. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

The Directors Of the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company are requested to meet at their
Hall this evening at 2 o'clock, TO organize and
transact such business as may come up before
the Company, according to law eighth, section
first. VIM. STERLING, Director.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

81 q The Emperor Of France lately had . hunt
a. fonfalnoieau. The result Of the days shoot
ing vas H6 phsasants killed, Is hares, IA deer,
and 30 rabbits, making together s94 head OF
game, Of which the Emperor killed Us. =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

A destructive Ere occurredsin Canal street, N.
York, on the 18th, destroying four buildings be-
longing to Geo. Bruce, the typs founder. Other
tenants suffer. Loss $l50,000.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

<te-tt ST. PAUL Markets. tf-.t}
CORRECTED BIZ cHAMBERLIN, EDDY 4 co.
.. -.i Ell '' DAILY TINES OFFICE,
-'.t December -. 1850
WEIGHTS GRAtN.-The following thu established
weights grains for this Territory: Wheat, 60 Ms bu;
Glover Seed Rye, Sc ms bus Indian Corn, IS
b; Oates, 80 ns bu.; Barley IS lbs bu; Buckwheat
u Ms q bu. -less
= In,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
Destructive Fire.

Baker Tri4l. .9-
In the Baker trial. at the latest accounts, the in
~ had failed to agree. -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

s9~ Santa Claus has deposited large
number Of beautiful presents with Mr.. Nixon,
Just above our Office. He asks parents to call
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Gen. Whitfield has requested the Presid mt not
to send troops. to Kansas, as the people can take
care of themselves. 's.s-s .aessr- -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

~ Remember the Thanksgiving sermon
70 be presched to-day BY Rev. J. G.. Riheidaf.
fer. II rs for the benefit of the poor. =. a's
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

GO Mr.. Lineberger, Of New York, was robbed
OF ]ewelry and watches to the amount Of So, 90,
IN Baltimore, on the 9th; uls. His trunk con-
tanning IT. was stolen, while On his way to the
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
Relief for the Poor

The Union Benevolent Association Of the
city of St. Paul, would inform the destitute, that
on application to Mr.. B. F. Hoyt, President, or
Gov. Ramsey. or Mr.. L. Dayton. Vice Presi-
dents, their immediate wants may be relieved.
.1 JOHN NICOLS, Sec'y.
Dec. 2lst, 1855. -7r - r..a@ 4Er tErogT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

CO The Library of Yale College contains 49,
600 volumes. 1t is probably the most extensive
College Library in the Union.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Be1- That German family We have alluded
to in previous issues is still in want Of the ne.
cessaries Of life. Will the Benevolent Asso-
citation extend aid /?
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p u KBMAHxA ~ lf79g4 fflI' NJ
-"assi z UP; AND DRESSED. eeg
Preparations All Made, ~
uosrou moor suor ~ropr

Nv hOOA - 0nVS
ITO Siye warm reception EVEN We wfas
msnety understood, that there 10 mole female
fbmcommunity that intends e coming Holiday,
Se"es umes % do1ee eQteg DOoe tEns
way whaeyer that q 10 pst fauaf ty tnduige
sorrow, in their osn great Variety Of an sors
snf sze sdas ana slips end Shoes. Me- N
nser 0derx, Ladies snd Gents. Boots, Nm md Wos5s
snsn Dsoes, Chsidren,s Bsets e66 Sces
srEe ss.cm-ns for Boys and dirss; snail ssesy n oi1
ts4e 6ssfes Aise 0vrf Shes and subbes sor s con1y-
uSBs n msnk1n1p bedesa rev Moceasn-. sps ofeI
sgkpses' yoa s1fH - su:ed. n - 100 = n.
-. Psui, De. - ISIS. a1ls gff - =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

MARaIED IN PRIsoN.-A wedding was oelsbra.
ted in the county Jail, Thursday, under somewhat
singular circumstances. 1t seems that just be.
fore John Geyer, who was sentenced to the pen.
itentiary for three years for grand larceny, took
his departure, he was called upon by youne
woman, who had procured a marriage license !;
and the :wo agreeing to it, Esq. Rowekamp wa
sent for, and he united them in the holv bonds OF
wedlock. Geyer's feet we're in letters during the
ceremony; and he had just time to kiss his wife
and then away to fulfill the punishment of the
Law. Truly matimonia! adventure extraordi.
uary.-Cn. Columbian, LIST. -ss---
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THE NEWS.


siais Prom the eaisns Advertiser.
CONGRESS. ls,fss .g<r
The following Is the latest from Washing
ton, by telegraph:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Broadhead
offered resolution from the Committee of Fl.
nance, for inquiry into the inexpediency of re.
porting appropriation bills.
Mr.. Cass gave notice, that he should to-
morrow move the appointment of Standing
Committees.
In House balloting for Speaker was resumed.
On 4Oth ballot vote stood:
Banks, lO7 r,3
Richardson, "a =
Fuller. 81
Carlisle, e" 2
On the 4lst Ballot, Fuller %, rest the same
as before. -.,~~- .,r...,.
On the 42d Ballot:
Banks, LOG
Richardson, as
Fuller, 81
Scattering, 16
Banks is fine fellow. We would like to
see him elected, but we are inclined to think
he has polled his full strength.
WASHINGTON; Dec. IL.
In Senate this morning Mr.. Cass moved to
proceed tore-electien of standing Committees.
The Committee on Foreign Relations is: Ma.
SON. Siideil, Douglas. Clayton. Weller and
Fisk. =
Finance Committee, Hunter, Toucey, Pierce,
Broadhead, Stewart. Observation-Disclosures,
Hamlin, Dodge, Stuart, Seward, Clay, Ben]a-
observation-disclosures, Wright, Allen. Harlan,
Wilson. Trimble, Hodge.
On Agriculture, Allen, Hunter, Thompson
N. j.. Halan, Wade go
On Military Affairs, Weller, Fitzpatrick,
Johnson, Jones of Tenn, Pratt. diversion. On
Militia. Houston, Dodge, Bell of Tenn, Tom
son of KY.
On Naval Affairs, Mallory. Fish, Thomson
Of N. j., Bell OF Tenn, Slidell.
On Public Lands, Stuart, Johnson, Foot,
Clayton. Pugh, Mallory.
On Private Claims, Benjamin, Briggs,
Thompson oil Ky. Private Affairs, Sebastian,
Rusk, Toombs. Brown, Reed, Bell Of Tenn.
On CLAIMS, Broadhead, Fessenden, Grer, w.
erson, Wade. On Revolutionary Claims,
Evans, Hale, Foster, Durkee.. On -, But
Ter, Toucey, Bayard, Gler. Toombs. Pugh.
Committee on Post Roads-Rusk, Colo
mer, Adams. Hamlin, Jones, OF Ind, Yulee.
Committee on Roads and Canals-Slidell, Bell,
OF Tenn, Briggs, Durgre, Jones, Of Tenn,
and Wright. Committee on Pensions-JoEes,
of Iowa, Clay, Thompson. OF N. Y, Seward
and Sumner. Committee on d. Grown.
Allen, Mason, Pratt, Reed. Committee on
Patents-Jones, Evans, Stuart, Brown. Thomp-
son, Of N. Y, Fe>senden Committee OH Re-
observation-disclosures, Fitzpatrick, Fisk, Briggs,
Crtenden. Committee on fredericksburg
las, Jones OF Iowa, Collomer, Bell, Sebastian,
Briggs. Committee on contingent expenses
Evans, Wright, Foote.
Committee on Public Buildings--Bay ard,
James, Hunter, Thompson, Of N. j., Wade.
Committee on Engrossed bills--Fi,zpatrick,
Collomer, Wade. Committee on Library
Pierce, Cass, Bayard. Committee on Enrolled
Rllls--Jones of Iowa -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

CoNcLuDED.-We publish in to-day's paper
the conclusion Of Dr. Hares speech on Spirit
ualsm. We have given publicity to this mat
ter in order that our readers may see what are
the arguments brought 10 bear on the mind of
the eminent chemist to convert him to the new
faith. We like his idea, viz .-"Investigate
all things-hold fast that which is good"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

O. The elegant residence of Ex-Governor
Hunt, at Lockport, New York, WAS burned last
Friday. The Libtsry and furniture were mostly
saved. Entire loss about SIS 900 insurance 81, :