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Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

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THE managers take great pleasure in offer
l. ing, to their thousands patrons, the follow
ing valuable and magnificent
+ GYFT ENTERPRISES!
At the same time assuring our friends and the
public that there Ia no HUMBUGGERY con-
nected with the transaction. Prizes to be dis
tributed first Of September or as soon as the
=. 1900 Tickets are Sold.
@ The price of the ticket is but ONE
DOLLAR. -
Read attantively the following list Of beauti-
full and costly gifts: which will be distributed
by a committee of ten persons, selected by the
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

On Friday, oath instant, by the Rev. John C.
Smith, JOHN HANCOCK, to Mrs. MARY d. DUD-
LEY, both Of Alexandria, Va.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25
Wess 8. .HEc.gshsgss.
COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS sT

HAVE in store the following named articles
IL which they offer to the trade cheap for
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E. N. DAVENPORT,

PHYSICIAN, Salt Greek Valley, Kansas
L Territory; can be found at the store of NJ.
P. Rively, near SaltCreek bridge. .itf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

DENNIS & LEWIS, Wv. AND G. C. DENNIS,
Fayette, Mo. Kickapoo City, r., T.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKENzup by the undersigned, liv- F5@S
i ing near Atchison. Kansas Ter Ef-Y
ritory, one yoke of STEERS. One Az.zs--
steer is nearly white, with black marks, and
branded on the left hip with K. The other
steer is red, marked with under bits in both
ears seas - a5s9g - Esiss
The owner, by proving property and paying
charges, can have the same.
rssH SAMUEL DIXON.
Atchison, 4. T., June, 1855. .234w
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

b Of the Buff
an omnibus,
ho dine with
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

V1EAS-A arge lot OF various brands, at all
prices. HSPLING, STEVEkS & co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, &C.
4 large invoice of all kinds of clothing for
IA Fall and Winter use. ssss!.i,-s si+
Al cases mems, boys, women's, and children's
boots and shoes;
ii cases hats and caps;
IT'S pair macKanaw, bed, Indian, and horse
blankets s
600 pair Missouri country knit SOCKS, country
Jeans, and large and well varied stock OF
every kind of fall and winter dry goods,
including superior lot OF fine dress goods
for ladies; 3 sst ts
Indian goods kept on hand. s-l-ss.f -
1t is my purpose to sell low, and l will salts
best market in Kansas for buyers. .
Missouri farmers opposite will be dealt with
as have been accustomed to deal with them in
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
will always be bought for cash. s.
s3I-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

Agents wanted in every town in Upper Mis-
souri, and Kansas Territory. Persons wishing
to purchase tickets, can do SO by applying to
or addressing SUMMERS & STEPHENS, q
ParkvilIe, Mo.
Gg Tickets in the above Enterprise can be
HAD at tAs Drug Store of
IS .zsese EWELL & DYKES,
'23-ta s Atchison, K. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25
Quarters

y Surgeon o:
era there, re-
at Fort Lea
fers upon Pub
EASTERN Stat,
cents per day
s ogo, one dol.
he First Dis
minated Gen.
He has &C. E
} Tennessee is (
has been at a /
years. /
outil Carolina,
Know Norh. Z
son, of New
the editor of {
ing the Know |
hs appeared to
[g the horses
Iinois and very
With a horse,
IN county, Viz.
Till increasing
IS in "a hours
that Nathan
Albany, Indi-
my, has six
ne owns up
till on the In {
b, and New {
r places the /
ptinue to reach |
orfolk Argus /
ing a piano, q
lich some one
= a sick friend.
} in Norfolk
2 Of the Buff
an omnibus,
no dine with
ID in France,
had been put
hat you have
e up and find
led off forty
|orth.
I Russia a.
district Court,
ch, has been
ing the past
docketed for
bf Louisville
rber has loan
lsand dollars
Fr.-Why is
Because he's
+eeder.
n away, dur
900.
veteran pio-
have sustain
year in his
|kes, will Of
e.
helphia have
ing" Society.
E can be no
brary, which
ing. contains
Michael Ma
y, at the adj
a and eight
very mach
taken.
PISS by fires,
fllious- H
nsns IS filing
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

bill on the In.
b, and New
kr places the
Atlnue to reach
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

/ led off forty
|orth.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

I'D in France,
| had been put
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

! that Nathan
albany, Indi-
kmy, has six
he owns I'D
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

till increasing
IS in "a hours
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

orfolk Argus
ing a piano, a
|lich some one
fa sick friend.
b in Norfolk
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

Russia a.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

district Court, ,
Eh, has been
ing the past
| docketed for
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

that you have
|e up and find
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

fers upon Pub
Eastern Sta,es
cents per davI
Is ogo, one dol.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

with a horse
IN county, Viz.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

bf Louisville
ber has loan
lsand dollars
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

pie First Die
minated Gen
| He has se.'
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

hs appeared to
&g the horses
and very
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

y Surgeon d
fra there, re-
lat Fort Lea
Squatter sovereign., 1855-09-25

FeOTu0Ty, ~, 1Ooc.
"Resolved, (two thirds of the senators pres
cut concurring,) That the Senate advise and
consent to the ratification of the articles of
agreement and convention, made and concluded
at the city Of Washington, on the thirty-hrst
day of January, one thousand eight hundred
aud ffty-f by George w. Manypen.y, as
commissioner on the part of the United States
and the following named chiefs and delegates
Of the Wyandott tribe of Indians, viz: Tan-roo-
NEE, Mathew Mudeater, John Hicks, Silas
Armstrong, George j. Clark, and Joel Walker,
they being thereto duly authorized by the tribe.
safest: ASBURY DICKENS,
OF .e "Secrstary."
Now, therefore, be it known, that l, FRANK
LIN PIERCE, President of the United States. of
America. have caused the said treaty to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every
clause and article thereof, may be observed and
fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the United States
to be affixed. ktF
Done at the city Of Washington, this
ninth day of April in the year of our
lord one thousand eighthundred and
IL.s.1 ffty-four, and of the Independence
of the United States the seventy
ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President: szFsE EE
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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WV 0NrlNs. j lUo 96--TNe sfeam-r NTIza.
II, has arrived here with dates from Mexico 10
the 10Th INST.
santa Anna had returned to the Capital.
The Government papers publish accounts OF
the defeat of several small parties ofrevolotion'
lists.
Alvarez had met and defeated the Government
troops near Mescala; 500 were killed and wound
al in the conflict.
In conjunction with Comenfort, Alvarez had
taken Sonora and the united forces of the Two
generals were inves sting Moreed, and communi.
cation between Monterey and San Luis Po:osl
was prohibited.
Leon had attempted TO re- capture Monterey,
but failing retired to Matamoras, which with
force of 800 men, he had determined TO defend to
the last.
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COM NERCl4I,.
Lynchburg Market. June 20.

TOBACCO i sp' rtions tbs week 5sg HID. core.
20 l,as """s lat Year Ill lhls. Maik,l active
tor aini-. iih r+thef h5ehr r rrz for Luz. sic.
1T ifen on to = 90 ter Lug Il - To ~ Ia t,r
common 10 me itan l,uf 00 To On - + yn,I l.,
hue shipping m stenmtng; III 90 To ~ 0 f,r far
10 nne nanut etaar, uad ifam 20 to Tor fine ta ex
ira l. Two ctaps ii shipping abacco snld this week
II. l. la"' - hhts rn'-rd ;, dcxaader /, me 80
- be'.ilt-5 NJ ~ ~ q. = - and At SIS p.
% IT, .ai.ed by " m. Lnean. ESQ, o. Haair,x-3 nj
- =. at Sic 3 1t 81 -. anl 4 at si3 4 ,rap i
1'ls asn'ae afiae rb1eea, raised L, IL re Z rtr.
rsq.. + R,uao," at 3 % i u . I'D a.. %
HHfAr -Netlia. doing.
t2lgt-Suprrdrc 10 - Fpril, a. 20
cehs 81 To- - l24 '.r.ra, II - jb>
WM. /. SMITH.
Cnmtni sin1l Nnrchnnt
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Y OFFICE

Office nv vira#,4 deri ol trust executed
y 10 II, by Dnslt Z. l. 49,. bearing da.r Oh tn 1t
tay oi January. 1854 AMI a. rcror1 in t" llu=lines
( MT f ne lily # lynrilmE We viii, the a6h
dnyti Jn., "a On n" premises. expose T. mic, by
way ot ro,.,c au,rloa Tn ,ery ,niuphl mud hie im
rr Vel tenement situated Aau .rrct, in til cry f
l.sat#a-urE mn occupied hf Srnthe, \ h,chrad, tt,
le'afs containing thIt sisht feet 81 ground aoHflrg
NIL -nid Mum #rrco, rfid fuu1ns te,a hanir i
md #irtY t~uinet.
Tfus,f ShLt--A tAsuah, by tie t,.u# al tbc
d. Ut u.i otaresil, We might requiro ,aNt H. HE
i,leer Io,toof thn purchase mooey. Vt, win til. "a
senl - tht ef,liiur> intended be- ssclrti hy aid
daed, sill ell snld "usneut upon ctodit a. .iX.
i've, auI ,igle,n months, (,qaal mstutu,cuts1 The
.lrbpsrg -celIlng the fu7n' ot tn same by trso
raslr t.,, s4ii-actorilg endorscd. payahr If
re Bsuh- IN Itr e,ty Of /, Chung, aud 10y led Of
uu 9ul claeet1rut jt-rlE
1actulr "a II" lr"rcfs ahovc menri,cl is heie,c I
n L., qJcstonnbiy good hut netting nrr,l, ''-
w II aon9 eonyc, 10 the purchaser .uth mi. is
vf.i#d T.. ,- j y IN. Iced - faust el"esiid.
\ TONrklNS. !
f.ts.. 90 d9,RwtIs JNb NJ OBEY. ''z'''''
,ltl.Ii.,a r9pv
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Maine State Temperance Conreation.

BANGOR, Me-, June 27.-Tho State Temper
ance Convention met here to-day. Resolutions
we're adopted declaring that experience has clear
" demonstrated the necessity ot a prohlhitory
liquor Law expressing great rejoicing that the
Democrats had thrown off the mask. and express
ed themselves in opposition to it, declaring the
Portland Riot to have been instigatedby unprln-
oipled politicians, and recommending Gov Nor
rilI for re election.
Neal Dow has been absent in consequence OF
serious illness.
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I,rE NEWS By THE NAILS.
T'be Norfolk Elections.

,.at;on there. The Americans elected all the
,ticers except one, but heir votes were net
onar each other, showing that personal prefer
aoce and not party politics controlled the voters
TLe highest American majority was 800 and the
l,west92 In the first ward the independent
,;cket for Councilmen elected. In the So
o,nd. third and foarth wards, the American ticket
was successful The yote cast was lil9' and
woods official majority Is Oh ;. ;. Htaho-'
.,'a l,,a Mayor. wa elected CITY Attorney.
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81 FOEE.GS and DOMESTIC z.
'psIeayy and Fancy lEard-W are, e.

u II o l. T. s l. + A y d r Il r 4 l. i,
Spring, ls55-Main Street, Lynchburg, Ia.
= hove just received suppl, In the Spring, of
liar, N1n.s Cutlery. Guns. Pistols, Huating Tack'e
Binding Mate'IuA, Carpencrs Alil.wright's and
Smith To,ls Turning Utensils Carriage and Buggy
rrimines, Saddeiy, Sh e-nnke,s Findings. Floor and
rabIe Oil Cloths Plated Goods. W,uiow Dornico and
Shades. Wood and Willow Wae. Iruss keeping
articles of most every description, Fishing Tache, &c,
NC; whic renlr stock tire extensive nnd
desirable have yet offered for public favor. and
embracing srcRt5s variety than any in the State.
Tho~t de.ing purchase will find superior c'nss
Of go"d1. All Mt satisfactory prices; ard all who Wish
merely to many articles that arr cattrey Eetc No
hall take ereai plea in showing
spl l2-dsc,s SlMPSON q BhO.
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N. A. ATtIatDAyANy.
At ORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY pun
NEW LAW BOOKS

NORRIS, PuaItsuru AND l3ooK.tLIfr, Rtch
a. mond, Va, hrs lu' ruhll-fie1
DIGEsT Of THE LAWS nf REAL PRoPERrY -tieuculh
n3op'rI nad in usr In the United Smles--,y Ions
IAYLoE Lpn.x Ii. D. lulg II the Eishh Iudcinl
Circuit of VI Finiu Of the Judges Of the Supreme
spcciu Conn Of APp,ais md fi nefl. Professor Of
Inv 10 the Univcf.lty r. Virciaia >ccond T. lition
ReyirrI corrected nnd rrr,fH en'urycd, in rec
NoIumc-, RoYol syo. rficr sl6 80.
TIL, "dflioo, oul ncinr doe. ncnry oil tito re-.
ceH English and Ametiea ci4iIns mon tho anne
subject, may Iusty be considered tho nnst vnilnbr
,ompundiunt 81 purely ncrican Inv upon the subject
- RrHi PrpPeny cvrr issue io tins country.
Chancellor kaft's Opiaitn Of fhc u orb
TIL, Woth ep'ljes well - LaH- r,.Peet5ng Rcal
Property in tlr t.Hei HtatS nt ia Ynriui, The work
.stlpon tic nnhrl Of Gfns.'. Digest aud it my well
#er"coumealei nsn valuable hllitou tulh, Luwy ci'a
LtulHIy.'
Rob nson's Practice Edition The
fHetco Ia CONT Of Jn-lice in England aud iar Tn;
tel S.ptrs, iy CONWAY K ,biu-nn E.a
N"lum' to the place an t'ne Of ,pcti N or
,cdlne fronting chiefly 81 III CnuGiet 81 La,vs.
anl M Stafnte II Limitations. liao, 81 90
Sands Suit in Equity. Hi,tory Of SUU ia
Flnny prosecuted md defended IN the Vhgir,u
SPtc Courts, api IN tho Uni'cd Suites Circuit Court
s A',x under II IAN Il, E.l. Counsel urat Law Rich
taand, Va, vol post 8go. 5l0rp Price : 90
: A's ~nrk Is intended 10 'upply TN young men Of
hr Ies' profession With hund.look guide diem in
III ru7'ruitHH mod offence Il .u'z in Faulty. In
rafrrnre 10 III 4rl"cr, fhe wer tho history oi
a 1it in EGny irup il BEGINNING through ia various
-ta2c-. tn tnal 'Ircfee. oil brreal, eKo"nou, IT,
Iee Alpends, hrsidrs containing summary at rn
t'rl-- ns by Ia, .iuil Couri # Appra Ac affect
ias Equity pleading md prnct e. contain. ,oi.ty OF
firms Of Bill. ANSWER. Demufrers, Piers, DEGREES
! =. 81. The practical tot,s Hya loun IL the puen
nN VIII rate he ~h3e valuable rade mecutn u the
I"rtiiuncr anil6,s
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I,he ReroLntion IN Ntrico

Juuc 26.-rhe steamer 0riza-
rriyed here with dates from Mexico 10
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100000 A:sna Hs I wSS rAND

lund Nmrirt., under the new law urc nov being is.
-nel nn,arN,ous 10 buy large quantity, for which
viii ply tin highest market price CASH. I will ut.
tend regularly ne Courts Il Appomattox Camp!. H.
Amherst and Bedford and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always p-y the best prices for Warrants ANY WIN
mny hayerhrm viii p-ase uppy ~ me nafare selling
pr1sccnt u+ua al clsns Bounty Lana
Revolutionary Claims any claims against tie Govern.
ucrt Of tlr uui,. states
Jun" 7-ts CtfAs. w. STATIIAM
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The ReScued Recruits.

Boston, june 27.-The deceived cmgrants
taken from the British brig Buffalo, by the reve
nue. cutter Campbell, are now on their way here.
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No Steamer net.
pfIIissierdnd HGrinH.

NEW YoRK, june p. M.-Thc steam,
Baltic, in her eleventh day out has not arrived
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President ! isiting

WAsHtNGroN. June 27th.-Ihe President and
wife will leave for Bath, Maine tins AFTERNOON.
lhey will be absent about week.
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/ directed w., rc'-rrltnl JOS. .SilER which j,
firi.u guarantee / ilsnetit.
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Not 10 he Remor,

Not 10 he RemOred
WAsuINGroN, june 9th B. Clay ton, the
second Auditor whose dismissal was rumored,
is not to be removed
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed foI the Daily virginian
ARRIVAL o. THE BALTIC.
New York, June %.

New York, June %.
The Baltic arrived yesterday. The allies
have achieved new successes in the Sea of Azoff
The London Times. says il is impossible for Sebas
topol to hold out much longer, owing to supplies
being cut off by the capture of kertch.
The Empress Eugene was formally announced
encitnte.
Brcadstufs have declined considerably. Mil
lgan reports Wheat declined four pence; Flour
two pence Corn shilling Others reported
n large decline.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. juno 2S.-Nlnry land wheat de-
clincd IS cts. Sales of Red at So 90 2 05
white, = 05 az 10. New GennesSce WAS held
yesterday ut 81 % to . 90 for red and So O5 for
white. Flour 50 81.
NEW York, June 2s.--Flour firm with an up
ward tendency. Ohio, 81 SO a . 90. Wheat
unchanged. Virginia Skies, 1904.
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SuiIIng y he F11dhTf c.
NEW York June 27.--lhe steamer Atlant
sailed to day for Liverpool, with Ts00,oO0 in >pe
Gle and 300 passengers
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4 SEA CAPTAIN IN TRouBLE.-Capt. Good
rex OF the Grace Darling, who, the abotionists
nlIege, decoyed five colored persons On board his
vessel at Norfolk, promising to bring them to
Boston for prize. took their money and th"n
betrayed them is a citizen OF Manchester, Mas.
sachusetts The Boston papers have discover
ed this fact, aud are after lin with a ".harp
stick" The captain, whois now in Boston, Is
being served with the usual course Of elhgy burn.
ing, hand bill, posting, &c, and stands far
chance of being finally ridden on a rail.
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Hf0lh II Nelr Or7edns.
New ORLEANS. June 25.--There were Is
deaths from Cholera here during the past week.
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HARrFoRp. June 27.-rho senate this NOR
ming elected Judges of the Superior Court, but
only two If them we're out of these elected by the
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CAfTIE. HOGS ND SllEE >.
BEES = - q ijO1 T. CIV. 5r'.-. Hhi: /. a -
ne. Be.f -ra c. an in.Isnlai
HO6S--$7 5o181 huntfei. Slrnl mod rate.
SaEEP-Mafoa sell fDf : SIS apecc. ,r ~ 10
&c per hundred gross, fr orin,ry ani .aPc ior Sbrrr.
LANaS-f2 10 A s. ell. Mutoa Il d L,nas
ve~, z-afcp
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WAS! Aal-ATTENTTON SOL

w NTFNN u HE WAX Of ISI2 !l-BOUNTY
LAND NAdRANfS.-lho Soldiers of the War of
Sl2 lheif cgnl representatives can call on me and
set Ih a,if5nni qnaatiy Of Bounty Land coming 10
,lirm Bl.p the wi Of the soldiers OF the cy,lu
ttnufry W.T. Come one, como allhore Ia enough fer
"a. H. enough Tor nj
BE sur. ciqere f,r tho uldel signed if you wish
your Ga - a""'ly ,tirndr 10 for have ust received
run ilcii Qutrr- all the necessary rolls mud docu
MS 10 sfah year claims 40 you have nothing To
10 bat 10 conn 'u md get Your warrant. Tor which
! will pnY you the hielnat ash pr e.
miri2 l.. ". GRAY. Agent for Claims
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wu. II. NOsBX, Auc,ioncer.
JsINE IyCaxNIAt:cS SPAN

4 OF MATCH HORSES Ar AUCTION. On
Artlne-IHy morning. tie It'll ny vii sell, IN Mar
sef street. very b." CT, msdc fanrl C,rruge md
lfe.- w'eu In. been used hut III l., srj is Ia com
pts1s cr
ALSO e SIN Il Guc ,ear ~ lIafse> wei ff,ke.
an lid a. liu.'.
Ttsns-i n.oali,. credit Sale paaiiye
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rEnr UPPERNrosT & HIS HEAD DOWN
LA EERCHEn

BY Ne->r,. ROCKFORD nnl | ENTZ
Pr .trt Ii#f,ly performance as-reutei ~ sul
Her pu3 nuatirn -ta4irg beautiti eat>at RoL
,5.aeJag and e#eetet fef5fHtc Po,nsf4F by Mar.'sr
EfSTz ~ f=.s Thirty feet high, h.l by Nj
R1oHFoHD.
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left the Office Immediately upon RECEIVING It
The cause of his removal is Know Nothinglsin.
The New York Herald has the following des-
patches from Washington:
Important dispatches have been received here
by the last steamer from Mr. Mason, our Minis
ter at Paris. He has taken strong ground against
the conduct and views fthe French government
in relation to the rights neutras in the Baltic as
illustrated in certain alleged acts of the allied
blockaders Mr.. Mason had also called TIE French
Minister of Foreign affairs to account IN refer.
cnce to those late high handed proceedings of
Monsieur Dillon the French Consul at San Fran
cisco. Our Minister dispatches upon this sub
ct so thoroughly fired up Mr.. Pierce that he was
tor war with France right off, but Marcy inter
noscl and secured an nrmistce for week,
by which time he expects more pacific adyiees
from Paris.
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CHAs. w. STaTHAM.
RoCEgsY and COMMISSION

\aHuu>E% MD LUMBER YARDS, on the now
Basin FOR RENT Two largo fire proof Brick Gro.
Gerry aud Camn'i.,on Houses with large Lar Der Wards
attached th- Basin emily occupied by 4 hol.
\ Pryor md Re-. j. Echols for and possession
given IT one. Ono 10: has RaroHd running throu.h
and there il Crab, thr Wharf fo- the use of ho h
'rn"inents.
-Four lunhrr adj. without houses. also Tor rent Oh
Tie hh.in. ArpA t. JOHN RUCKER,
ian 5.dnodtt
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RemornIof Commissioner UISOn.

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WASHINGTON, June 27th.--John Wilson Com
missioner of the Land Office, received his ds-
mi .sal from the President to-day, direct. lie
left the office Immediately upon receiving it
The cause of his removal is Know Nothngisin.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-04

! PoLIcE CouRr-CEsrRAL SrArIos--0nly few
dodgers were IN the, Guard House last night, and
they were all discharged this morning. Their
names were Julius Isaac, samuel Moore, John
Murray VIM. Smith, George Harris, and James
Brown
Tax JounErxEs CARPENTERS Association
In obedience to loud calls, and placards posted up
about out city, this association met in the Common
Council chamber, City Hall, last evening, TO take
into consideration, and devise some means for re-
formation of the hiring Of the conycts at the PEN
itentiary to Messrs. Ryder and Kendall carpenters
and contractors. II appears that the contracting
parties able to hire these convicts for tho sum
Of forty cents per day, while the regular rates Of
wages for carpenters are from 81 to % per day.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and resolu-
tons were adopted, one Of which appointed Messrs.
James Lovelace, VIM. H. Davis, and Jno r. @.
Offutt, a committee 10 wait upon the Secretary Of
the Interior, and to state the disadvantages free
and honest labor would be under, in competition
with convict labor, and respectfully urge the refl-
sal to contract for the same with any master car
penters and builders.
CENTRE MARKET, Jan. 4--Priccs--Beef whole
sale, $8 IA 50 80 per cwL retail, IL IL cents.
Pork-hogs, 81 per cwt.; retail, IL l-2 cents per
Id. Corn beef cts. per h. Ham, II IL cts perlb.
Mutton, 10 IL cents per h. Butter, 81 to 40 cts.
per ID. Cheese IA to is cents per lb. Eggs, 81
to so cents dozen. Poultry-Turkeys, 81 a g.;
Chickens so rs cents a pair. Potatoes, ~ So per
bushel Hay, 81 % to 81 81 IL per cwt Straw,
10 to IS cents per cwt. Wood-Pine, a rs.
Hard, IS 81 IL per cord.
AT the Drover's Rest yesterday, there we're only
about $50 cattle, but the market was very brisk.
At our market to-day, business was active, and
there was large stock Of provisions, &C., hand.
A very slight decline in prices is pcrceptible in
most Of the articles though disposition was man
Tested to maintain the old prices.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-04
BALL AND SUPPEB
or THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

TIME Executive Committee appointed 10
u make the necessary arrangements respectfully
make known 70 their friends and public that the An
nual Ball and Supper Of the COLUMBIA TrroGRArH-
CAL SocHrr will take place at JACKSON HALL,
On Wednesday Eveaing, January lota, 1855,
when they assure their friends that IL will be their
eudesror 10 render this Ball superior 70 their
last
UThe furnishing and arrangement Of the Supper and
Refreshments win be under the immediate superin-
tendcnce Of Mr. THOS. ECKHARDT.
Tickets TWO D0LLARS-sdmitting gentleman
and ladies' 10 be had Of the Executive Committee,
or al the door the evening Of the Ball
Positively no hats caps viii be allowed In tbs
room as ample provision will be made for their