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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

"a FOR RENT.-2 new BRICK TEN
- EMENfs-with comfortable rooms in each;
4fe places In every room, and excellent well of
Eater In the YARD and about Il of ground at.
8ached to each with soil admirable suited for market
3srdens. re-
rare opportunity Is here offered for pleasat 70.
pr residence with ss much ground combining the
3enrae{ OF tie country with the advantages Of the
ply being situated on 2th street. about three sausres
eth OF AAhbury (Methodistj Chapel, ON Union
fii Po'session can be had 18th inst
e An arrangement might be made IL desired, by
q hlch all the ground could be had by ono tenant
aAers OF each 80 per month. Apply to - f.
VIM. WALSH,
my LA No. 4S Main set.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE

al RESIDENCE ON MAYO STREET FOR
$ILE The subscribers are authorized TO sell that
$ery valuable private DWELLING. on Mayo street,
Eteupisd bT Mr.. John p. Talisy. The lot fronts 80
"A O. aud rams back lbs feet to an alley.
The dwellips Is In perfectly good order supplied
tb Iss and water, has ten rooms, snd the ssrvants
commodati ,ns are not only ample but much bettsf
&kan usual Indeed, they ere among the best In the
4 Tks yud for the most part, Is paved With stoek
3rici ana the whole premises present neat ane at
Il Tos tam, viii be sccomm odatlsg Apply to
snI6, GODDIN APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

GOVERNOR REEDER's RENovAL.-The friends Of
gov heedsr, at Easton, Pa. are highly incsnssd at
namely. speculation in land and demand to know
what act Of Congress he has violated in his pur-
chases tHr - -
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= DESIRABLE AND VALUABL]

~ DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
5EE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-I am authortz I'd
b sell thst very valuable Dwelling House on Clay
aGg 60 feet Clay and ming back 40 feet to
3liey Is feet wide. The house has 10 roons eight
with fire places: the basement is finished with
sfrures, &c; brick kitchen, with four room; brick
sable, with ten stalls; carriage house, smoke house.
<o4l and wood houses, &c. vii vibrant the yard
good f:uit trees and variety of flowers in the gar.
I'm
Fer terms. which will be very liberal apply to
THOS. w. KEESEE,
Il Gu 4-12t No 20 Pearl st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

The CENSUS OF BosToN-The csIsus of Bostop
now about completed IL stated Is be as near as po
oie ioo tooan increase of 20 eco during the past
years. s -tf - afs aTs-1', q rig1rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

FLOODS s.-staunton was visited by heavy rain
wednesday. Lewis Greek oyeifowed doing much
carnage TO the crops along its banks Cheat riy er
has also risen and swept away trees fences, and
houses The damage was estimated at $S, eco. - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06
|e@RH CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

xn9-SR-The subscribsr has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, 81 Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary (lSth and l4th strsets) near the CO.
iuGbisn Hotel COACHES. CHARfOTEEs, BA.
2KouCHES, Bp0GlES with and without tops and
zsuLklEs, all OF his OWE make, of the best mster.
ala and workmanship. Ali of which viii be sold a.
low as good work Of the kind be in the city of
hchmond: snd respectfully AJAX call from those
II want Of any article In the Carriage line 90 am
determined TO psake to order and sell at the lowss
price. possible, and all work scld that lie new, war
Ifanted. fe 20-6ml MICAjAH MAN2iIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

DECISION REvERsRD.-We published few days
since decision of the Louisville Chancery Court
giving w. b. Bracken $1,000 damages against q
s;eamboat company for having unwiitingly carried
bis slave out of Missouri thereby allowing him to
escape. The Chancellor has reversed the decision
and found 10 favor of the owners of the Gulnare
the steamer In gu uestion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06
BOOTS AND SHOES Ar

SoST -CentsmG lstine change in a q
shoes Trunks, Carpst Bags, Gc, at cost nnti
10 18th 81 " September Purchaser. can save from
lake to order at the usual prices The nnbiIe "
espeetiuiiy invited to call at BRI0GS',
No. S2S Broad street
" Kiln doors sbope Brssden Foy Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER -Oh Wednesday, 27h
uls, the steamer :itsh Queen, ON her way from
Montreal to Quebec, Canada, struck a rock eff
Daschsmbault and sunk In four feet OF water -
On Sunday 18th, the steamer North America struck
a rock close by the place where the British Queen
lies, aud also sunk. ~ 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

- FOR RENT ,OR SALE.-A neat
z{H and desirable Framed Residence, with four
me- besides passages closets and ktchen) 26th
3tfeet, between Clay and Leigh street,
j.. KEE5EE,
IN dts 18th st., between Main and Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

VIRGINIA EPIscoPIL CHuRcH Bishop Meade il
engaged &C his residence near Mwood in prspaIius =
some notices of the old churches and minister's of
the Episcopal faith in Virginia. - - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06
T. HON AS W. KEGS EE,
@i AUCTIONEER.

No. 20PEARL STREET, yos1 .4ao
description of MereSsndise Househoid Furniture,
kc. Also-fo Renting out Hoases. Collecting. he. .
~ NH
w FAMILIES going to the Springs should not
neglect to get one Of Simons family groups. His
pictures not surpassed anywhere. All want Of
-.""'d call and sx-mins specimens.
Ru4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

{ITALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour Call on
~ Cts n. W. ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

CARD:-Ihe subscriber, an exe4r,.
srcs pIee.ti2ner Of Medicine Surgery and 6b.t
.ts., nsVins iocsted on Broad street thre- a,
citssn. ~ onsrs Die professional servioes 10 ths
hs has devoted mush tine and attention 10 d !.
maay ~ an1 practice Of Midwifery, and 10 the treat
up '--6lns RIGH'D CAUTHOKN, N. n !I
OsBORNEIs GOLD ENAMEL Ed Dacurppro.
rAs1Ths public are invited to call and view tn.
new styies Daguerreotypes taken al tLis olSs.tsh'
nsaea daery. They admitted to be =, ,,s rior ~
anJ az yer before seen- A. w. OSBOKNE.-eTs \
~ q Oppodte Exchange Bank.
g. JFo. w. WRIeHT & Co. are prepared
20 receive ali hnds of froduss and Merchandise on
storage, at their Wsrehopse the Dosk on - rsn
scaabls terms ~ Is san be taken II the eItv
I0 IS-0m Z 81 n. > =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

MRs CHARLES HowARD --kss. C. Howard, the
Monday night n the fall she leaves for Lonaor.
where she has bsen engaged to take the pIscs ~
mrr. Flsz~iliiams. the "Qusen OF Comedy" who il
about retiring from the staga. ~ ~ = ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

+ The APPLE CRoP.-We are much mistaken II we
do not have this year the largest crop of apples
ever had. few accounts we have noticed ia our
exchanges, speaks In glowing terms of this deli
cious and most valuable fruit. In the western par
of our state especially, orchards are laden with
them Indeed, II present prospects hold good there
VIII be more apples than can be used or gathered
Albany Argus Thursday 1
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Lass week thsrs were :. is5 arrival. :. s.ratoss.
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FAILURES AsaoADs-At the Cape of Good Hope
panied by several others, Among the principal
We're Ea GhasPaui fhl s doS Co. for ss ooo Blesdwsy
Menrs Chappiui Co were heavy ,pecua:or. !,
mining shsres Several shopksepsrs also had stop.
ped, including Mr. John Wilson for 26O00 Iars.
Proportbn ofHhe mining companies had become de-
funct and it had been found in every case that much
more capital would be required than had been orisi
naly supposed. 's'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

FLooD AT WINCHESTER, Won Wedne,dav
night the rain fell in torrents at Winchester Va
soon ooding the streets snd ovefowing cellars to
place says that MI sidswel tanne suffers loss Of
something over 81 900 Messrs Brown HolIins
considerable, and others more or less At the rail
road depot the damage was quite serious rba
average loss, however, Is not as serious as mi eht
nave neen expestea from the quantity of water. ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06
CATER BOOTS.-Ladies.

-A0 have received by this mornings express
l5o pair more of McCurdy 4 Sons CATERS, at the
low price Of one dollar and fifty cents pair will
warrant every pair of them. All in want should call
'oon, as they 30 of as fsst as receive them.
ALEX HILL. No. lz7 Main st..
an Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

RECEPTION OF FRENcH NAVAL OFFICERS AT
Fren sh naval division the coast of Newfoundlaad
with tbe officers of the Caprceuse, was received q,
Montreal ON Saturday by the mayor and councils
the board Of trade, aud the Canadian Institute 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

Nv STRAY HORSE.-Strayed from
~ the Court House of Henrico county, about
4 weeks ago, small SORREL MARE, with Star
5r the forehead aud both hind feet whlts-po other
Sca's or marks about her smbered. A liberal re
yard will be paid for her delivery to me at the
4ourtHouse Of Henrico.
jy S-ts L. w. TIMBERLAKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

LEE oHEs LEEoHEs!-Thep pub ic arg
hereby il that have just received hy Adsnss
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reAsonsble tens can
be found at all hours of the day ct the Hair ressns
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at nlsht cn
N B.-Cappins and Lseshins promptly attended
o. at the shortest notice. a5lc- =. -AllfaslOt'f
nos zsrsetsss f.grs5- sssaY 4. G. HQB8OH. Il
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= BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON
CLAY. NEAR THIRD ST, FOR SALE

CLAY. NEAR THIRD 81, FOk SALE
$RivATELY-GoDDIN & APPEnsON oher for
s-s,t, ia the oesupsncy of DR. y. 7 L,neh. The
n fropts S fact and back $50 feet to On alley
a fsst vide Fhe improvements consist OF "a ex.
$.I,nt bfieh dwelling, In perfect order. supplied
k;th sstsr gas and furnsos: eontsias 9 rooms. The
srt s perfectly dry having an Office sua dining
koona. ana kitchen and al other necessary out
xiso. sn pulmprovsd Lot In sydney. sotiso
TArma ILstal eo I-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

RAINBOW BY MooNLIGHr.-The Lancas.-As In
land PENN Daley says that MANY of ths;
citizens bad the pleasure, the other night of u;t.
nessins that pppsual phenomenon, Tainbox by
moonlight 1t Ia esssrhed as bsing most beautiful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

Josiah Martin, one Of the prisoners of Ch Gin.
natl, cut bis throat on Tuesday last, i..s
Thirty.six barrels Of apples, at 81 so per bbl
arrived 10 Chicago Saturday, from Southern I'LL
nois. q - ofeS
Professor Morse, of telegraph fame has beea
presented with gold medal by the Emperor OF
Austria. 7eA4 ,>e iH5 fss ~ 4sf
George w. Noble has purchased the aAmerican
House" At Chicago, for $92, 600.
The Mayor Of ST. Anthony, Minnesots, has or
dered 50 buffaloes 10 be turned into the public
park Tot ornament.
4 pie ME party Of ninstesn huudred and fay
persons istt Bostoa, Tussday, for "dsy cat ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

FOR HALE-A neat framed House
n, Man o street, sontaining S rooms. Kitchen.
- and coal housss, With water In the yard Tne
4, frouts Is feet on Mayo It and rsns oaSt on W
~" .,y.st 100 fast Por terms, vhich will be very
go snnly 70 THOs. w. KEEsCE,
oef,s No 20 Pearl ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

E4N0m LADIES-You should call
EGdN TsTTT and examine he assortment of la.
91lLlJ dies Travelling TRUNKS of all the
4, different shapes and styles Also
LadieP hONNET CASES of ell the different sty les
and qualities, at ALEX. HILLS
sn ...r .s.. l2f Main st, Richmond Va
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23
st. Louis Markets.

The ST. Louis News of the 10th inst gives tho following
the state of the market there al that date :Superne
-four was held 50. There sales Of 200 bbls
try at 50 90 Of wheat there sales Of spring
at 81 So nixeds 81 co. fair quality 81 so; prime red at
80 2O2 %; and choice white at 81 So $50 bags white
brought S0c l32 do yellow 5c 4S DO in lots. &c.,
PSI do mixed zoe; all in bags 162 sacks oats bro
Sc 200 do 5t]lc; s02 60 sic; sacks included White
beans 50 IS q bush Whiskey 200 bb!s at SOC GAL
Mess pork there sales Of $50 bb!s at s1 $50 do
be delivered AT point the upper Mississippi sl5--
Lard 80 hbls prime sold at sSe; 10 do No q sSc
try do P5.c. Hams 10 casks 5c II do clear sides 7+G
7hc 20 do prime shoulders Co. 100 900 bbs equal por
ton shoulders, sides and hams. sold &c hog round
Molases 375 bhls CSC cash. I75 hhd sugar 5c 100 do
&C. l55 bbls prime plantation molasses 30c; 200
bags fair coffee ne; 100 do prime II NC e H. hhds
manufacturing tobacco sold at sc los 95 bxs plugs
"a 2oG5 IS p cwt
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compliance with its provisions on the part
Of a settler, is all that is requisite OF neces-
sary to give right Of preference.
Therefore, as the said act Of 1871 re-
quircs only "a settlement in person on the
public lands" and that the party claiming
shall "erect a dwelling and "inhabit the
same; and improve the land" l should
not be disposed to regard the absence Of
actual ''cuttiratioa," in the cases alluded
to by you, at season of the year when it
was impossible to cultivate, an obstacle in
the way Of carrying such claims into grant,
by the issuing Of patents, as the Office has
always regarded the preparation for cult
vation by clearing and fencing the land,
breaking it up, etc, as equivalent to the
cultivation mentioned in the law.
Very respctfly your obt sevt.,
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23
RIVER NEWS.

@rThe steamer Navigator, Capt. Chamb-
lin, arrived here for the first time this season
with large trip. She left yesterday morning
for St. Louis. We are indebted to the clerk
for copy of her manifest, which will be ionnd
under the proper head. The Navigator is to
run regularly during the season between this
port and St. Louis.
3s- The Hamburg, Capt. Estes, arrived on
Saturday from Galena, with large load of
freight, and ESQ passengers. We were unable
to obtain copy Of her manifest.
@' The Royal Arch, Capt. Glenn, arrived
yesterday from Galena, with arly 500 pas.
sengers, and no freight. The Arch ran this
trip in place of the Golden Era; her proper
place being on the line from Galena to Rock
Island.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23

PEE STEAMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-Freight-W. Granville, st. Paul, 249 pkgs, bbIs,
aud hhas groceries, 20 bbs flour; Frost, 40 bbls
flour; j. G. Burbank, 626 sacks oats, 80 bbls ale and
porter; VIM Dahl, boxes mdzc; Robt Foster,
boxes mdze; Il. Marvin, p boxes and casks glass.
ware, 90 casks and crates, do Stees Hun, 200 ps
furniture; +. Howitz Co., melodeons; S. Nc
Cloud, for S. Il. Riggs, one feed Wheel T. NJ. Met
calf, Tor Joseph Cone. l trunk; H. Weber, l bx
mdze; B. Wede, q bbls and bxs mdze; Bailey
f. Premier, 100 ps and pkgs furniture j. II. Irvine
4 Co, piow John Mix, 300 sis corn, LOG do oats;
Michigan j. Stlman, per r. ?. Upton. csks crack
ers; }. r. Far"ell & CO, bx mdze; c. f. Mayo
g. Co, 10 cook stoves, IL bbs sheet iron; w. Con-
STAINS, 10 rkgs hxs q csks hardware, IL bxs meat,
SKIS corn; j. w. Bass, 25 bbIs -four. Borup & Cham
pin, 25 bbls pork; J. w. Simpson s. Co, IL bxs
and csks mdze; y. Presley, l0l bXs. hhds, bbIs and
csk- groceries; McCloud s. Bro, 8 pkgs and csks,
81 bxs & bb!s, 50 grind stones, Ill pkgs hardware
45 Kegs nails; Chamblin & Morgan, Is bxs mdze;
A. Morrison, IL bxs and bbls sundries; w. jones'
"a bxs eggs, 10 jars buster Alex Rey, rs bbls lime
3 hhds do.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23

Since the article under tho Commercial
head was in type, some facts connected with
the failure of Mr.. PARKER have come to Our
knowledge, of which we think the public
should be informed
The suspension of Mr.. PARKER was an.
nounced Saturday morning the 2lst inst,
in the card elsewhere published. At four
o'clock, or after, of the afternoon previous,
Messrs. J. & w. COSTELLO, grocers, regular
depositors at Mr.. PARKER's Banking House,
made their days deposite Of a small amount.
After the suspension was announced On Sat
nrday, one Of the firm called at the Bank
to inquire into particulars. During the con-
verSation which ensued, gentleman con-
nected with Mr. PARKER in some branches
Of bis business, and who is a preferred credit
or under the assignment, acknowledged that
the deposit of the Messrs. c. was received
at the Bank after messengers had been dis
patched by Mr.. PARKER to notify his branch
concerns in Saint Anthony and Saltwater of
his proposed failure the next morning and
gave as d reason for receiving the deposit
after the failure had been determined on
that, had it been refused, suspicious would
have been aroused, legal proceedings might
have been taken. and Mr. PARKER would
rot have had the time left to complete his
papers OF assignment The quality of hon.
csty involved in this apology will be appar-
ent 10 our readers, without special comment
thereon. Messrs. COSTELLO, on whose au-
thority we have given the above further
state that during the afternoon of Saturday,
u person, whom they believed to he WIN
CoLMAN, the assignee Of Mr. PARKER, called
on them and offered fifty cents on the dollar
of their deposits, which they declined.
We had written further on this subject,
and in no very complimentary terms to Mr..
PARKER. At Mr.. P.'s request, VIC delay
the publication of the remainder, until be
can have opportunity to furnish the public
with explanations; and while we shall be
careful not to repress any facts of charac-
ter stamping this assignment us fraudulent,
the request made is such an one as we can
not deny him under the circumstances.
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Chicago Markets.

The Chicago Democrat Of the lith April furnishes the
following quota tons Flour, city mills and family
brands IS 25 country brands Sc soar 90 for superfne
star so FOX winter wheat -four 81 5oGs IS for extra
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 36N. Wheat,
and fair spring 81 S7l 49, prime and choice for milling
and export 81 3691 A. red and yellow winter 81 e5G
SO; prime TO choice white do 81 4JGl e5 Corn, sales
at SEC delivered to warehouse. Oats in demand at 3Cc
delivered 10 warehouse Barley al 49, Rye sales at
90c. Flax seed 81 Is. Timothy steady at S2fG2 25.-
Glover SIS 5O06 co. Sugars n. o. to fair 51s0
SIC; fair to prime 5AtGec prime to choice 6(064c.
Molasses plantation eO032c 1885,; sugar house
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Clock Enterprise.

IIIS good thing, Ike many others has lean DELAY ed
Il by false reports but il still lives and must grow to
turiy 1t is taken in hand and will be put up ar soon
as it is finished and, like the in the heavens shall
Sthe on the Just and the unust without distinction
Of class, party, bt or coor.
hat induces to get up such Clock is the noces
II OF having good time. will guarantee such :: clock
will be OF great to both town and country Every
person has either clock watch for their own use bn
is nobodys else time, and consequently very nconyen
lent III business natters therefore shall put up the
clock, any how And ali good, liberal minded citizens
who sh TO help the thing along by their subscriptions
may do at the shop Of ". IILINGWORTII
Corner Of Jackson and Fifth streets
st. Paul, April u. dawtf
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32hSc, syrup a7}&0tic; Belchcrs golden syrup
Coffee Rio il1a9ie!ac; Laqura l20I3c; G Java at IL
Gl6c; Mocha 16f617c. Hams, new smoked city cured
SO {! 100 lbs; country 7asc Ii. sh,ul lcrs do do
5TfG5}1c q Is. Dried fruit-apples 81 - p bush
Peaches IMPAIRED 81 so02 oe. Lard little selling; No
in bbls at Ease by the single Dbl Tallow lie b. Po-
taoes dull at 81 1873 Cheese Western Reserve Hale
country s0ioc. Butter plenty; sales at I2G1ic
z rkin in jars ljdGc fresh roll lSc. Beans slOI SO
2 bush and IN demand lii.hNnes &C., whisky 2sG27c,
Hops Madison county, " T.. selling ut 3O34c 2 h
r he IVA
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23

We direct attention to the following let.
ter from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, to the Hon. Fl. NJ. RICE, as
containing information of importance to
those interested in the Reserve lands, and
as settling point about which there has
been antagonistic opinions:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. !
Hi April 9th, 1855.
Hon. H. N. RICE:
SIR:-I have received yours Of the
9th, inst, enquiring whether under the act
of the I'd March, 1855, amendatory OF
the act Of 2eth Of August, 1852, ITO re-
duce and define the boundaries of the Mil.
tary Reserve OF st. Peters river, in the
Territory Of Minnesota, and for other pur
poses," settlement and occupation without
actual cultivation, where ''it is clearly shown
that the settlement was made for that
purpose, is not sufficient to bring the pre-
emption within the provision of the law"
reply, I have to State that as by the
Act Of the End ult., referred to, the lands
authorized to be sold by the law of the
-asth August, 1852, are made subject to
the operations Of the laws regulating the
sale and disposition Of the public lands,
and as the act Of the 4th September, lS4l,
is the only one Of the presumption" laws
in force, there can be no doubt but that a
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WlnSlGW House.

Junction Of Saint anthony, Eagle, and Fort Streets.
SAINT PAUL.
MESoRS. CLEMENTS IL PARKER, PIopRIEToRs.
II ANING taken this large and commodous House,
L respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
The building is new having only been opened in July
ana as expense has been spared in furnishing it,,
offers to the travelling public that great desideratun-
home Being situated in the business portion of
the city, VISITORS on business pleasure will find il
TO their advantage TO stop with u.s. The proprietors
will spare no pains TO furnish their table with every lux
ury the market affords.
II Connected with this Hotel is a Livery Stable,
prepared TO furnish pleasure parties and Others with
good lurnouts. CLEMENTS X PARKER.
ST. Paul. Nov ol 1pjI.dyyly
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New York Markets.

patesby telegraph are up to the 18th April from New
York. Al that date the markets in the following
condition Flour sales of 5000 bbls Mt 4ia3 6S for
straight State and sal 81 for Ohio. Michi.
gan, Indiana and Wisconsin Canadian at 10 00ol1 20.
Wheat held above the views of buyers. Rye 40dl as.
Corn sales at IS co. Oats firm at 71cTSc for State ana
Western Pork rmer sales 5000 bills ut Is O0os 90 for
prime Beef finn; sales 1000 bbls beef hams at $40
Lard firm sales 1000 bbs al 9Iia95Sc. Whiskey 32a,o
o.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23

@T We have received from WV DAHL,
copies of the Flag of our Union, and Bal
LOUIS Pictorial. for Saturday, the 2lst inst
Rather quick time, that, from Boston. Mr..
DAHL is agent for both publications, and is
in regular weekly receipt of them.