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ROCHESTER,, March 10.

INGs IN UoNoR OF THE RECIPRoCITY PRoCLA-
MATIoN.----Thc body of Emma Moore, whose
mysterious disappearance few months since
caused so much eXcitement.was found in mill
race under the ice this afternoon, by person
who was getting water from hole in II ice.
The body was identified by the car rings and
bonnet, and an inquest is now being held by
the cOroler
AS We telegraph at 6 o'clock P. NJ, the
citizens are firing $50 guns in honor Of the
Reciprocity Proclamation.
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GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for Aprl has been

GoDEY's hADY's BOOK for April has been
received. The engraving for the present.
number is very fine and is entitled, "Tbe
Young Sportsman" The contributions are
Of varied and interesting character, prin-
cipally, however, ouly to ladies, who we
presume appreciate the labors Of Mr. Go
DzY, in posting" them up in regard to
tle latest fashions.
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The Washington Star thinks, that the
Land and Pension Offices will not be ready
to issue warrants under the new bounty
land law for near three months.
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So. ANTHONY TEENS.
FROM The REPUBLICAN.

10- The Baptist Ministerial Conference OF
Minnesota will meet on Tuesday, April %, III
Minneapolis. Preaching at Z O'Clock P. NJ.
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R@ Ex-Chancellor BIBB, of Kentucky now
fully so years old, appeared iu his stalwart
form before the Supreme Bench, arguing for
Col. FREMONT in the California case.
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"CrsEAH, SsgEETENrNC.,,


A. Arr EN- SEElS true to their marks perfect in the
w production, and po sesSirg vitality are not only
he highest importance to the ltirator. but the dealer
Is also interested in having those oi ;e first quality
m tts bis reputation and depcnd Yet 3he deal
or ana the seed grower often blamed when in
fault; ior good eeds Will often ia from unavorale CIR
cumStanee-. They may fail from the ground beirg toe
cold and wet or from its being too hot and dry lying
in dry SOL expo. ed to Il corchjug SUM- their vitality i,
soon DESTROYED Mny hard seeds. carrot pursncp
etc should have the soil rolled pressed upon them
otherwise they are liable to TAIL
sometimes tile tender plants start we'll and in the
coarse OF one or two days and before the owner gets n
view # them they all eaten by insects the
man is blamed. Again insects Gevour item before tho \
co ne out oi the ground Seeds may be buried dec
TO vegetate; and shallow planting, dy soli, in hot
weather. Is very liable to lail,Te. Powerful manure
-ucil as hen OF pigeon dang, guauo, chemical Tauurc,
and those under powerful fermentation may destroy >eco
with which 'beN come in Seeds ol en- tail from
oyerty in the soil When there ma causes
aiIir", 1t Is rot rcmtrha bic that failure, sonah
take place and The cuvator should inve .ieae the<s
subjects thoroughly, and not blame the seeds man vii
ont rejection and candor.
IN the selection Of my seeds great care is taken TO have
ONLY those which be relied upon and raised by extc-
rencei growers nd those kinds which rs raised
in this country without much officially and uncertainty
are imported ilom the mo-. reliable in Europe.
FL sale a the = MGltum III Iaryo.i
". H. JARVIS DruO~is+
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CEALEO PROPOSALS viii Ire received y, This Of
~ nee nntI u W. OF The Ch April 1850 for furnish
Wit:
TREATIES OF 1851.
For the WapctOa and >tHi,on STONY
super!!ue -four TO iit. ttn, ant OF 81 500
Mtas ioik to tac aut"liAt 5oD
" = ",' IT, "'-H I" The amount OF $50
" iife sheilei com Ia sacA> Ia Amount of | LGG
Gunp"wier, f. f g to lhe amount O, 3o,
cad !" hais 10 he OF loo
IU'acco Ia thr amount of 1no
For The ~ ed, wax can " n9eln,er sioux
SIperi"c hour {" the al""u.tof 81 500
Mess PORK to the amount Of s,n
HreS lard III keys to the nueunt Of h,n
" iit" shehto g Al iii ,arks To- he amount of Cos
,'"'i" \" g. = r. y, |" t.le aiiloui.t Vi $50
Tobacco 10 Ike amount oil 100
TREATY OF 1857.
SHPeriAe II ,ur To The amount Of 81 rnn
Mess iork 30 the OF go
~ IS lard IN beg, 10 the amount Of GO
hi's sHeilcd corn III sacks to the amount of 90
For the y lHLeiaigoe>--
Supe lae fOnr 10 The ount Of ga fCo
Mess pork 10 the amount uf a n0
Iiuss lard III kegs To the amount of 2 CSC
For The hipitwus--
uieiiine -four to The amount Of 81 Geo
y ess pork to the amount OF $40
W iie she'll, corn III sark To the amount Of 500
Tobacco, snail rkes III b>s, I" the amcuit Of so
The supplies Tor the above S,uuX tribes u adia.s 10
be delivered IA saint Paul, be ore the 2iih May
neAi 10 the gem OF sad tribes Il me PERSONS ail-
thorzed b. said agent ihen.
The supple for The Wnle.ago and Chippewa tribes
"i iH'iiiS IA me same manner the above
fore The 25th OF May next
separate bids VIII br received for each article speci-
fed above, tor each separate tribe the whole.
samples OF the tobacco W II he required
The provisions VIII be subject inspection at tho
riace OF delivery by ls terestr persons selected by
the Agent 81 the tribe to whom the suppl es
ed ahd the contractor or Contractors
Good sCcury VIII he required for the performance of
the contract, to be entered into, and bdders iii
III Ibcr ptoposats ihe persons they viii offer sure
ties and the sure'ies al each bidder shall sign
lnlt " Ith each b.h guarantee III thia form:
:" The undersigned! undertake that il The hid Of -
- Tor Indian supplies be acrepied by the Supern-
tedcit al Indian fairs. bidder shall hei,ro
the eth u April eat enter INTO the Lnnd ItqI ell TO
perform said contract, at the al his bids
with zoo and >uilcIent sGrclies"
aid ;iIe bids lie deemed uure2SCnably high, the
per.i.tcI.cjt reserves the righI them
i,is must he endorsed "rroposais tor indian sun
plies ia hiursnin," and a,dTtsse, Supe ibtend-
'nt oi nIIHn Affairs AT saint Paul. MiHnesui't. II IN
tie opinion ri The Superintendent any thing should &C
lndCe hit belief that there has thing
unihr ia the competition lie Tie risht
the whoe 81 Ike bids aside and port the fact the
inJian department at Washi! gtun.
W. 4. GOtMAN,
Governor & Superintendent iHcian hff,irz.
SAINT Paul, March u, 4S5J. MAJ Sda
Cia''a JeArrsonia', ~ Paul Times, 81 ;eies CoU-
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'sNlE undersigned will issue on or about the 18th Of
May, 1919, the first number of w eeAly iapcr to
be called Ni' "
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
Ct AyjGtLuie ST ace aad Af
To be devoted its indicates 10 the increasirc
inteFets OF The Farmer Mechanic and Trader IL Wi
be at a large qGarto form and confirm
THiRfY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES
Original and selected, bearing Immediately nnon each
branch oi Oniar interest, hciDngng To snch inurnai
IL VIII DC neutral in Politics and religion r,str,Iro
The RI n I" quc>tI" hd'eg III III oe, t,tpe a,,ss
IN Tie olher while II will commend oses's in both
Able correspondents will be secured 1T ever; uoirt
where BE succe>sHi improvements any purenit car,
lie given OF Inventions of practical benefit as eJ, n, H.,
iu>trdtiois o. rural Arcltc cturr, Gafdeuira win
IcftfHiis a"d Dogr" pines at some 0 m,uebt
men, 10 supply which, arrangements have h.en entered
ih'o W'i Afiis!s ol aIty 1T The Last We shall ELL
teavor 20 prese readers The latest iuErr.atinn
As"c"i.mal lutsuits, Scientific keseaith
Mechanical Ares, lducatiot.
Literature, Gtn.rai N,ws
IIfcSioc economy, l.dIes' tori lio
:. :" i, az" i'"""'' tonths' lnlTovement,
E'np"'h heniis, General MEcoliaIy.
All Of which wilou5icss form paper e value to all
i'll The North West.
1,fNs - per year in advance. Single comics five
ce.-'s hborai discount made Clubs il bellows -
i've copies, t" one address ...........S
Invent, do ................. Al
lNN\RiABi.T IN ADVANCE
Office at The jn' ction of Third n.ncn and Vob,s,,y
=, ''' ''>O" S'" - Ae"i me ">t Once, st Paul. NJ
i',,, mr. MUNSON ~ DAYTON
-tft
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A1- See third page, under Commercial head for rate
OF Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Galena Markets
and miscellaneous items.
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Governor & Superintendent incian hifairz.
Saint Paul, March d, 4S5J. NIal6da IN
(i;i,Usia Jotlrfsouia ~ Paul Times, 81 :eie CoU-
reg, and DuLUqie Herald, copy daiiy and weekly
month. and SEND bills To superintendent
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er JsFFEssoS FARMER, Esq is authorized Agent
fr TIE PIONEER at Gaena to procure subscribers and ad
ss.sements His receipts will be regarded as yments
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Z no 5 7 L CT . 5
OF THE
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.

VIE undersigned will issue about the 18th of
be called '~-f "
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81 We have on hand number OF fonts Of beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed of
piied for soon
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Se-s.alN-r orr:
HI subscriber sell his stock Of books
stationery al reduced prices from ibis da,e Urtil tl
opening OF gatio. cr,os oi aticle> in hi,
line, viii do wo to call caIly, lie intends
east by tie l0t OF March, and wishes close out III
s'och before his goods arrive. Lont forget The Ce
Bnokst'Tc Of VA. nA1lI.
Jan. ~ fS5J-tf No % Rnher, >trpet. - Paul
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NEW AUCTION & CDI4EgSSszSbS HG0I1S
Lolcer Iaea,, s.. Pau.
StAWTELLE, kETTERING x Low. would respectfully
y inform the public, that they have opened Auc
ion Rooms, opposite the Empire Saloon, oil street, whe
they prepared to attend ~ all bu-iness in eir line
\. II. SAWIEiI.E, Jr.,
Auctioneer for Ramsey County. appointed b, law
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FEs!iE coming season for builing viii find JARVIS
Il at home with heavy stock Of oils. rainls Color
and Window GAS to whi:h the attention of Old Gus
toners and lauy crnW nat the Ii
MULTUM ~ PAHvo, il invited.
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March l0-lyd Third street, next door 10 Presley.
81. p4ACE zASoS ~ ksa.AsS EDGNDkgX.
fsNilS Establishment is tutIbued with a good as
L sortnlent OF PATTERNS and is ready 81 orders
CAoIIAGS OF all descr pton short notice and
able terms.
having an experienced Pattern Maker in employ,
we can get up Patterns Of any description that may
called for.
Also IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in TIE bcs:
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand.
DID Cast Iron Brass and Copper taken in exchange FOR
ora i. * J. L. GILMAN.
St Paul. August Is. 1854 aug l9.d&Wlv
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rOR INDIAN Sy-pp,,.S
IN ~ I1ADTA EGR 1870.
Mill e a lir,t.1

SAINT Pant. lc55 {
GEALEO PROPOSALS viii he received Al This Of
~ nee Hnti' - W. {" The Ctt Aprl, 1850 or furnish
iE aid delivering The following provisions Tor isj 10
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CoAL At COST. FOR rKw DAYS, Az THE Goa
~ must be cid preparatory change NJ busiaes~ ghlx
ssh red sshsnd pure L.hsh cna prices. beet Iaan
hDd weeh warranted liverpool or go sh coal
s. Czens coal yard, and slnu
avenue, az ia Grand street, over Pscinc Banx.
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(sOAL DIsCHt KGIsG-THE SUBSCRIBER II DIS
~ charging u The first qay u leach Orchari eos
and stove stse- shipped drv order, which hs Offers
curfrn IRON e lo@st price. al for Iebx
Cumberland, Liverpool orr-i and csnn.
HENRY REEVE
Corner of Canal and Centre Jase anf Wee
= -
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DfCopBp TbgArsssT ~ vsJysvk DfsRAsne--
u a., t.i1~s. ft~.rs t~ - ysass = ~
tssss, oa>s - ss..s'es "a s~Ass~<s = tvsvsIs
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nrttE mn tttyf1fkt sfbfHsI AID Hfsf sryp
" ~ d. w. - H. tntofippsfss ,sDf ssd ess~r
fsf srss vfst tess vito tsfs ssssK~sf
disssrss, sf~i fsesss Esssss
- esfsd ka1f- T.ssi rx.s eus s~ss
~ 40 frnsd~ ~ y&ee - aysrA1~fns,y rstt
sHd b~oust ctr. aartssass ~rerr rspsst frsss.
cure sa-reBssd.
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COPARTNERsHIP sOrICKs.

tcA llQ-LuCHATIYE BusINE-S.-THE ADvER
pOU .OOO user wishes a. ind gentlemen
sth dts amount Of cab 80 inves In commission business Of
he highest respeeafiy, 10 which the srge
which entirely destitute Of risk Address - $500 Post
office.
u = 0nn ~ PARTNER WANTED WITH FROM
Del UUU i've thousand dollars. io a busne.s that
M fom Two hundred per cent and Address
r. X. A., Herald Office.
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crpdAL stniciL sOTicr 10 rug "a Dfn@,--so .

sPtIaL strfctL rO1fcr 10 ruE Ia Dfns,-so "a
- ssssNf tf~ ~ YssS
= = tsstsr. rttss~sn ssrs~a - ~ssakse~a
nrss .x'i.ss - 81 ,s~s u ta~sAs ~ vessses
tt.ss shy g,.<~.-S-s sYAF<<A tess S1x
MON ps1wst~ a he repns s1na. fsl,srss,
ne sfss SisFtus discusses 80 0s~ske~~s
ssssa 'ssss - 900 sss pre- - tA1'ss
-ts-s sspsv@t he. lssss sss sss~sss no. ~
90 vssass = ~ s~~..ss yset's, - sss.ss ~ S.ass.
IA i.ssissss remedy v fsSas Dr.ssAes ~ esAsy
dssss 70 No. sss issg s~ssy sAse~ ssps-srs
cal ~ sss p,ss <ns y~ss ssysf oss
ffstes sth~s $500 - Il ssl - a~-ss''-n. s<ss
prorsa tursy ssnts-sf, ssss. nsss onrs es~@fs.n
pA.n uns srs
rrpIUystR-rws asssr ssnynAs pTsUvUny
j ~Fs.s~sSs ~ s~ys st~ss yesAf HalAs1s - -
easss - - s~ss n sas - fssfsss< - Fss ~ -
tnts,aa iss.ss a s.fs,us Fssses vs>>s~1S. - J. ,
a. H. ssk..ssr' 49, ~ sAy'y sb~~s ~
M. ,r.>T. 80 sssnAssf s1-1 80 A.
$3.50 ssst-d - ne s~<.~s IN
"a. ,.s<er.ss ossits . - A>sss~ysss Ne >rs
a. ,.ss tr-s ,s.ss $50 -. go sss~s
80 Iss1 s-.ssA . tts<< s~ ne ~ A~srA
80. - "a u 80 sfss rv~~~~ss = , Svssi
Fu,sfssa s-s~Sy - 40, s@ss - ~sseA .sk~ss
..T.f = a. sl-s'. -,s -sss. a
N. 49, sxsl.H ~ ae<ss< .s~,sys vr~.srA. w.
80 s'ps ss~tt ~ nss~ssysp
s.svi~ -, ..yss - "a ~ 80 .sss -sa~sr e~<
- .s-sFs...ss ), v.ir~.s i..,~sss rs.I
~ u - ~ s@ris-~'ss sse&ii - ~ a HAHspw
y Owe s-s,s~s ss~sf 80 r@b ~ n~ to-
- -. 49, 49, 80, =, sBsy<s 1-s.~<sst, %
-, tsr Il 10 -sss .,~s,.,, p~s~s ss .ss,~-.s
ss~ss<,.s ~ Z ~ssss 49, ~
y~es, h~~~s sysss y,s,s h~ov cs>resl "a
nhssAA. n<~s sssss ~~ssA rwsaA
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HOTEL FOR sALE-rHE Lease AND FuRNIruRE
n Of the central substantial and productive
hoisle IN he city The furniture u valued ai
$4,000 Principals ony who wt-h negotiate and
21n down. will please address Hotel bon 3,s3 Pos
oNce, real and address,
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21H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ao.-0EsTLE
etO seeking mercantile msn may attain ii
POSTER Dfx0N's establishment superior AMI nAstery
knowledge of bookk eepins writing 4c In few
pectses and full particulars application Terms
and Improvement guaranteed.
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A LfRED PAGKHAEUsEh 100 WILLIAM STREET
n Offers for sale 81 reasonable prices French wines In
sood and glass white comprising IT. Juan Rate
quay Chateau Leoyils HAut ssnsrne. Hsa, BssAc, Cha
Yqu~m &C. German and Rhensh wines, In and
glass; burg indy wood and Alas, oonprsnx
beri ErrnaSe red and whie nou. H. Joseph Co- Dc
IT, George. ~ rcrny and IN hopa
and duly paid Cognar brandy Of sunfrv brands champagne
AMI all other qsora GIN Scotch whiskey ssk ours
Goa bi''ers, Ae.. &c
ELARET WINES IN BOND, FOR EXPORT AND HOME
~ ptou3D bids and 30 half hhds In bond, Ans
heavy bodied wine. also duty paid for sale
l.. VI. SIMPSON A SONS, 10 Beaver street
DUMOR5 HAVING GONE ABROAD THAT THE
Ia Tenth Ward Liquor lea ers Association hsd made
dseuent for he ONCE OF Alderman, this IL IN certify Thai
su endorsement has been mat. aud every 81
TO vete IA hr judgment may dtc'atc.
HENRY q. ATWOOD, Chairman.
IGusrAvus A. RA1z. Secretary.
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NFpysts rgrIi.lfy ISoArsciry AND ALL WAY
~ res. ~hss,sr ply Ira ys~'iss fron ,,fl
esko. egrsd ssis,n@h ~ Dr x<strslsd ne
IN DsyEEg Dos 1sxs Pcs ss<s.
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L,oR NORFOLK, P0RYsN0UTH AND PETERSBURG
T. The T. NAL steinship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
,slnDsr, Will leave for The ABOVE pc~tA Wednesday
pcst 7h sovsmper, from pier H. Nora rissr At O'Clock
Freight tksn for the pscss And the interior 81 N0r
aroma No height take, for Richmond. bn passeng.ra
~ be for wardvd hare by railroad from ey Point
ofore fregh for Norfolk and Rlchmond pp.i bv
The jamestown. every saturday Passage And are with
sste room g Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond, SO;
Lynehburg, sA Apply 10
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ES0R CALIFORNIA VIA CARA9UA-DAYs OF SAIL.
ing changed 70 On and 2ath OF Zach month Through In
advance Of the mal70O m Len shorter than
The splendid engine stsamahip STAR or THE rs T;
q 500 tons burden) Capt Miner, will leave pier No Nor
river, Mt O'CLOCK r. M for PnntA Friday Nove
Der 1850 connecting with the steamship Oores 90 tons
miles Of Land transportation by ars elias carriages For la
formation or passage, apply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN
Agent No Bowling Green stamped letters taten for 81
cent ench
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nTrirr ~ THE sxS 5oss AND NV NAVE. al
W rr@1 t1tpsnp. No D HsDyysr street -steicr ~
ho.oers Hasdsrs n -~yeh per so+1s ~ us egsut.
tsrsbJ toGef ss IL puFsu&nes ~ 80 o.
ts-fnor a sh~ ~ s1rrrw4irof, p~~s~t ~
esssn % fre>sgr~r sst rt<-1 so prepared - -Heos
~ oss~sStns boffs tsxsAs =. erDa
e~~nfsd ~ npovs.gs hsx-s suh<,seS NJ ur bsf~-
k-s~d 81 t~OtnK hsere.s sd ss~g,es =,
Ne rsr<trs~~ 49,
tsnss vi1 10 nAss ofrca ,grfief n<se.. :
1rmst ssNssr rss..r--
yars 60 " lAss
TRrrrFEs or HtTATEs LOOKING rOR ~ fryEtr
pr osHia IS aFs 1.ays9axss =
g. 60 ~ " 90 n ~ w. ~ arxl ~
psfy a.s elsy Prugefiy Tally rsaref t>stsssss 81
iNs tfaoabssA The kss unrrh ~ wkyu
he hoa-ss AdGrsss ter f0t Pos croe
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with stock and fixtures and three years leases
Tor fourteen years. with Of CUSTOM for sell
street.
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THE GREATEST BEVERAGE OF tn. ACE w or.
hes Brothers csehFaied dsndeoa coee, ,.rian
uedy for d, slepsa ind geson II he liver "a
sipson, &c, &c and beverage equal - the haes odd
soeha coffee W 0tLLikf BROTHER, soie ma1ufsc.
tuners 10 sbd z37 Washington street. York For sale
Druggists and grocer generally n b-Sgne genuine c1
cept has bearing a fac smile Of our signature.
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nisPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsC0.-4UARAN.
~ teed 70 sail before saturday 24h November
The splendid first class clipper ship FAIR WIND Allen
master receiving her Cargo pier u East
will positively sail ~ above be Fair Wind Is Of The
superb clippers aloa built for
rough ventilation. shippers Will please send their iregn
SATURDAY ih ins handing 10 their bills OF for sigma
Shippers San Francisco viii that
this line advertised sAil before day named
In case have been will be detained
SUTTON 4 CO.'S, 81 South A., Wall.
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L,oR sALE-A LARGE BLACK HORSE or SUPERIOR
Il style and action nnsqu.ist coupe hnrss i,f
ssut q use. n W "a wkhok, 10. stowhng Ore IN
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4 RysT AUCTION SALE ny IN xgSASsefg tipnsys
" he Hpp<artfn~ k0lcsy knf Tue~iay sgvsoa',.
Il sns g. ttnns~Ssisiy snsr ne M ~d
pftrsy any horss. ~ be col hxsss bst1~r.
b. e-- a ia ssis 0 ~ib TUESDAY sryensy s-~
sffts I'D
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NJ r. DfGAI..

1rFT ~ BiIsugp-sn pRaAY ON TIE nopERs
u's'ne'' SUD cure ~ Dory,s d~hay y,.ssars dssay
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The Public's humble servant,
S. NJ. BROOKS.

ONCE MORE IN THE FIELD .-Messrs. Sum-
me-s & T'ileston, as our readers know, were
burned out by the late fire, and lost every
thing they had in their rooms, and nothing
insured. Although thus deprived of almost
erything but their energy, they did not
"give it up So" but at once set to work pre-
pairing new and far superior rooms to those
they formerly occupied. They are now
located in DR.. Bray's building opposite the
Postcfice, in the most central part of the
city, and very convenient to the ladies'
They have fitted up their rooms very neatly
and are now prepared to take ILLNESSES all
kinds Of weather, in the best style, and al
low prices. We hope they will receive an
extensive patronage in view of their late
losses, renewed expenses, and more partic.
ularly because they take just as good Da-
guerreotype ikenesses as are made in the
West.
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PRINCETON, June IL, 1855.
A. Fl. SANDERS, ESQ.,:

A. Fl. SANDERS, ESQ.,:
Sir:-The repose of our quiet village was
disturbed on yesterday, (Sunday) at half
after one O'Clock by the sound of freight
train, loaded with iron, going north; and by
the return of the same train, about 5 o'clock
P. M. Numerous enquiries have been
made as to the reason or cause of that trans
action. / have been personally applied to,
and reminded of pledge made to the stock
holders at the time of getting up the sub
scription for stock to build the road, that the
Sabbath would not be desecrated by the
company running their cars on that day.
From conversations had with Mr.. Ingle, and
others, of Evansville, I felt authorized to
make that pledge-and the Board of Direc-
tors have uniformly carried it out, in good
faith. What great emergency has occasion
ed this recent breach of faith, know not>
1t ought to be known. 1t is believed thet
the President of the road ought to enquire
into the matter, and hold to strict accounta-
bility the persons who have thus violated the
regulations of the Board, and thereby rem
dered the Company obnoxious to the charge
of acting In bad faith.
Respectfully, yours,
SAM'L HALL.
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some OF THE MEANS The vote in Vir-
GINA at the late State elections, was very
large-considerabIy larger than ever before
known. The American organ of the 2sth
ult. in connection with this fact, says:
We are also informed by an intelligent
Virginia Democrat that there are 10000
Irish laborers on the public works in that
State who have voted at this election for the
first time, and all of them for the Wise ticket.
There are from 5000 to 1000 OF these la.
borers on the Blue Ridge Tunnel. In Au-
gusta alone $40 Irish laborers came to the
polls and voted for Wise. On the Virginia
and Tennessee Road, in s. w. Virginia.
there were several thousand foreign votes
cast against us.
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the farm Of Mr.. John Stevenson. of Luce
township, Spencer county, eight miles from
Rockport. l staid at Mr.. Stevenson's
through the night, and in the morning pro-
cured team which brought me to Rockport,
where 1 waited favorable opportunity to
ship to this place. 1 arrived here on Thurs
day morning, about O'Clock, on the steamer
Glendale. ...at
l would take this opportunity to return
my thanks to Mr.. Stevenson and his neigh
bors, for their kindness and hospitality to
me- shall ever hold In Kind remembrance
the inhabitants of this city, and look back
with heartfelt pleasure to their kind and hos
ptabIe Treatment of me while in their midst.
Hoping this imperfect account of my AERIAL
trip may prove interesting, remain, very
respectfully,
The Public's humble servant,
S. NJ. BROOKS.