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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
I63 g. 165 South Water ST., UP stairs,
UHRLAUB. SATTLER & Cor

I63 & 165 south water ST., UP stairs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER T. CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL,
yMPORTERS Jobbers English
CIV Goods Cutlery, Vioins, Accordeons
and Looking Glass Plates Dolls, Chldens Toys and Notions;
German Hardware, etc., Among this stock may be found
follows:
Pocket pen, Bowe Butcher, the
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers.
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos Tobacco d Snuf Box
Scissors and Razcrs.
Rifles Revolvers, of Portmonics Segar Cases, Segar
the best manufacture. Points.
Percussion Caps. All kinds Of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses OF variety. Glass Plates.
Nippers, Jewelry.
Spring Braces, Sess. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Iooks Spectaces and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears. Accordeons, Harmoncas, Gui
Jcwsharps. tars, Flutes, and Flutnas.
Slate Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds OF Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment Of Toys.
Having extensive and reliable
business connection Europe. UNUSUAL advantages
importing Goods direct from the Manufacturers, whi
quantities enable to sell
eay low they be bought in New York, Boston
Philadelphia
domestic manufacturers, have entered into such
enable Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UIIRLAUR, SATTLER b co.
Nav l5-tf.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

WM. w. FINCH, NJ. D.,
FFERS his professional services the st.
Oand vicinity.
Office in Judge Lamhcrt's brick building.
Special attention will be
Scoirla and all chronic Diseases
ofe hers operations in will be
encewithout pain. If desre Pure Vaccine 10
part of the country by mail
post paid.
References.
Prof. McCntock, of Philadelphia College Medicine.
'' Perkins, OF Vermont Medical College.
myi5-tf.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08
war for the Liberties Of Europe.

The n. Y. Sun thus comments on the war in
Europe:
When England declared war against Russia
her Ministers proclaimed and her presses echoed
the hollow phrase, that the was undertaken
in defence Of the liberties Of Europe. Nearly
wear has elapsed, and the character boastingly
cscrib,d to the war has not been realized. The
phrase was meaningless on the lips of the British
Ministers, and mockery of the generous impulse
of the British people, when it is considered that
England engaged in the war in con junl ton with
Louis Napoleon, who assumes the title Of En-
peror of the French. How could the hero of the
coup d'etat of December %, the destroyer of
liberty in France, be suddenly transformed into
defender of the liberties of Europe?
But the liberties of Europc-as Americans un-
dcrstand those libertics--have not been defended;
the liberties of England have been put in jeopar
dy. England is, aSSuredly, next to Turkey, the
greatest sufferer by the war. Her commerce and
her manufacturing industry have suffered severe
ly, and her military prestige and national renown
have been sadly impaired. And these evils have
been inflicted principally by her own rulers and by
their IL starred alliance with the French Empcr
or.
There can De 10 doub. that England, Without
French co operation, and free to enlist onher side
the sympatnies and courage Of the victims Of
oppression who, in thousands, were ready, at hrsl
to volunteer their service, would have made a
more gallant and successful fight against Russia
than she and her French ally have made. The
operations OF her fleet in the Baltic last summer,
were hindeyed by the backwardness Of the French
feet in arriving at the point of rendezvous, and
courtesy towards an ally required that the COM
,aander Of hor fc7t should wait Tie cooperation
of the French Admiral. So in the Black Sea,
courtesy, or jealousy, paralyzed the operation of
the allied fleets. Responsibility was divided, and
it was excuse enough for the E-giish Admral's
inactivity that he was socitous to avoid wound
ing the pride of Englanl's Ally by undertaking
independent operations.
! And now after disgrace and disaster have re-
sn'tci to England from har ''entangling alliancc''
with Louis Napoleon. to keep him out of mischief
anl feed his vanity, Y ctor,a must undergo the
humiliation Of doing violence to her own feelings
and recevns The unpFinciplel alyenturer as her
guest. The English reople--or the moro intelli-
gent and ind cpenient minded Of them--must now
feel dissatisfied with the results of the first years
i.hting for the liberties of Europe.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

w. 3. SWIMMER ,f.r.<
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT.
No. IA Second Street, Opposite the Post Oce ST. 1ss -.
REFERENCES:
Me:srs. r. & w. Campbell, Nessrs. HAYDEN Z Wilson.
nyrs;;i ad'''Au' Meier Co. ns,: :: vsi'''
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-08

j. w. ALDER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 3 Main ST. opposite Bank of Gdlena and and
Advertiser Printing Office. G0lena, Illinois,
III As hand supply Medicines,
III Paint. Oils, Dye Sufs. Perfmery Fancy
49,, comprising hing usually which
have been selected with and warranted be
Frsh Pure and Cash and
Will md it greatly their advantage call
stock before puTch as;ng elsewhere.
Also, Agent all the popular Patent Medicines OF the
day. fet2I-6InG&w
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pubishsd svsy Tnsrsdy Iaorng d ~
pfiHed on tine the sSbpson
1fhs BgsfoN STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST ureaayen.
ieys srgs seelaon snd Itssapdy list
eys5 week ,osisu u ssiai doneis iorma
tion asIisa 10 ien commercial and asreiss asase
records news of
ssas u sssi aas ash,ss sol
sRseea1 ass,a and snieIsaiag
Cabs sklg zen more copies in one pAekaga will fruiks
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in sceordanee with the public vans Iey sditsdia h ID
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winch eaa scafoely be 0baaea ssshsrs.
81 Water Boaoa.
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Passengers Arrived by steamers


FRoM INuiAsoLa AND GaByEsroS@-BvA tie Passnsna,ce:
Mss hrsnsra Miss Hoa.s Mn cesSl, .s M
Miss Edaosds Mr. With Mira Hodand Mesdrs
Taylor House Nv Hutchos aanisr Rowan shAcke
What Lewis aen Stanley Atey hsebbon Mcbride penad
Blackburn, Kirkland Conkln, Piman ~ on deck.
Fsosd BAYOU SARA-Ry The Latre HiRs
Nine Bonory. Mss Boacy His Mands shsr AMI
ads s. Martin and Df feassa lady and family Mia
Nine Marthsnd Nine Icolomb seryan.a Mn
Kurayn lady Landry
Landry, ssrvahf Miss bHdfy and
hss Dssis Miss ~ lssd i ys9n Ishl and
Miss Fourna Mssndrew Nine Shshe Capt
lady nd johnson TurebI b Drake
servants Dr. Hay del Fulton ha Lut Mu
JohdacaJ nndEevs Loncohp Lsa.s Raps Smith
q Y EYls siIaIa
y.eersir Vslnuse Denvsap FsSb Laiehs pucaIsl,
Thsad, Thead, Jsube oine IL Johns
lady Unis; Landry sstupsRed 20
FRoM BAYOU 'sAaA-By The. Gapitos... ~
- Hadssn and lady Mr. Iao sss ed Nm Rea N,
oude ahomPoa, GAMMA and bistas Brand, Fulsf
Sanidsn Rose Gofsd J. Geaeanx EElorencs
Camp. = > ~ ~ = = y 49,
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eoMMERofAI MATTERS,
.aEyrEw OF TEE MAnKErs.

q y -. - 4
wrprs.Dar Mosslsc, July 2Bi 1866
COTTON, The msrsst Vas ensAsy yesterday, snd
poss Irregular With sales Of about 1000 bsie One base
reprsssnted being Of the new crop srivsd ysstsrda
from Texas BY the Iteanef psrssversncs. and 70 under
stand thst % the 1sthinst bsls Of the crop was
received by q honss In this city We Jet quote
NEW oELEAss oI4ssIFfcATIos. !.
dntstior. s1gs Miadiing Fair. .-,-.g--
aoas 5000 5000 md md sins
TgBAoeo ..Ws heard of lis hlIds sotd, Of wish 80
ciarEssls 1t IS oid Crop at sle and In two lots
siss At sas$sT n ~ ~ -
7 oorros AND rosAcco srATEsgsr.
Stock 81 zssss ~
ysssasay. Z. s..s 81 sT7-lzsssls ooa-47s47
= ,., 80. s.,. - assss7. :. %. 1859
: = ssstsrasy 80 f5sssS-ssssao ~iss-sslss
Stock On band, mot cleared. .ss,aT - ll,los
SUGAR AND MoLissas.. sagsr 'vasssssads, with
ssss during the ds5sof 400 hhds at 5<6s4e
foFarto fnil Fair .of Melassss shout $50 bbs have
beendispossd Of since Saturday morning, at 2s62s1T
gallou for Fermsnting Very in the market
TbOuR.... The market WAS Dinner, owing 70 the re-
duced stock snd npticsd ssiss bbs spperahe az
80 LOO Common and Fine st Extra at POI and 40
I at % "a v DBL. =; : 80 -. ~.
eEAIEs. s.emp wss 81 mir ssausss sna $500 saehs
were taksn Including S8opoor Mixed se S6ss 1900 in
severatfots fossly Ysilovj d 81 II and $50 al
zoe Hbushsf... or Oats e saeks ST. LotIs were sod,
in twoots Of So 1oo atss suasse lots at sos
y bushsL 49, w
PEovIsIofs. .s.Fs notesd only retail sslesof Pork
ct sB ksI for Mess OF Bacon 10 casks Clear Sides
were sold at and 80 IF ibsd inferior aud partly
asHaged st 7zs a ..ssef Lard 50 bbs were disposed
Of at abous 10 spsg fb.xt sst-$s sss R-sS2~s
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU sARAsan,sr Capiosb cotton Bye, 6co--
oakey faskus 6hdpgarF Dasfyas thls uoisses
CoRysTso &coz-sundrieat order. - "ssss - -
mills May, Eanhesk
e 6ten gne sncbAnan &ces0 bfa peaehss 10
dIiss 70 Jamss Connolly &co-J AeMshon. y -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia hbds 9ss Ass ~ tbla
boards
paSyaTd fks potatoes Msekns Brosso
DO DOR W 30 Laos do psas Roberta
a. do potatoes usdes baiss cotton 10 hhds
rs bbs molasses. $50 ss5Ssst,l1. ~
RAsoU SARA-Htssmsr Laurel Hills baes cotton
dsR Hun-10 hhds Miles Adamss4 bbls Hoaasea
Urqahart--Gundries aorder, IF
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gArrIr xaasEr..

TuEspxx i1rssuNe, July - 1855.
Arrysdtosds 70 hssd Of Rexas eattls "a Iafs esstle,
and bake ealFsss Market aui $40
/ fRIoBs.
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.,.-~@ EXPLOITS.
NEW YORK VIA WARRIOR -zss balss
g ssa. s ssss
gl,lsxt 1[oossssI,- -. "a. Z, Z &,
DO sasaI as ss sa 1oe tsls pork yes
bills pok tsbseo
l6o type hls,
BgLIzE HoNBuRAssshr Two sstsrssa lalbss
e. = 8. - ~ IMPORTS. $50 - .. :;
GALVESTON AND rNDIAnblA- stsarsbp Pessretancs-
sssss ass Esssss
= 8hi & 2 ~ e kealepy
~. ssss ssss
- ,s.- - ! ooNsIaNEEs. Ng = - -
Brig srown from Phadsirsia Tintqfa, yasss,J
Rsaaass De AGO. HI, ~
MASSEY
Oh eaITolPosx Meifset Sums-CaprsH
ssa. ssoI 49, 49,
Ms s sseg W,.s
saesns st.n.sa NssnsaW Anross1Ds ass F4uehaaA
apssaas Assss
\ 4so-I
4so s9asGs %
stsaasr Mils. AdamsL Dcoche.R Laaghhno Woo
ossl sp
MARKS &sosMsssh Mids E9sasss
achioss-J hHsckait D Tsihsr--ordeI.
shin Mary Masd rom Gayle
ostsabs Kemp Miller
EsoEges Carroll Ptchard ,clsass-W F
Laassaols5 II Viii
Bahais
" Msw Gss Ssss
Dsnnei-s Todd eoAssnss EssnsNC Hah-Msons Bros-
L A Gochfa Hs,l &eo--eTdsr
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!" ANTEp "A vEssEI. Of the eapacity Of
wv halss Cettsu f Eerfhsrs rdst
dtsssiy 10 g. 6. soegsr& CO. s. casagpsssss
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g. Y G. The Annual Meeting of the
~. SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB will be held aongomery Il
O'Clock r. M. - ~
must be made 10 writing Addressed 10 the Secretary
8 Christian. [tytil n. RAR ssELDE, Secretary.
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EOHN HALLER s. BR0THER, corner St.
~ Iehoepi.oulas COPPER TIN AND SHEET
ne Of business such as pu,pg Tin snd Copper Gaitr yA
prices,
Jobbipg Repairing ispatoh By stit
attention TO all orders, hope merit ehsre the
patronage 49,
Grosisr Wing, Jamon McGtosh Cook Mo ehoue,
Iepgaff
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AA7 OoDWARD.s CABINET FUR -

Wv NfTURE WARERoQas. No. l1s Magazine -
.Fnrnitnrs variety
sss order in good snd manner
Office and repaired.
Boarding houses supplied with Furniture ank Bedding
notice.
Having taken the large brick house street. near
hagans he prepared to store quano goods families
leaving the city. .y5z.,
caa hire and moving attended to with
jysly W. WOODWARD
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WANTED.

"AHPED-cITF CxsH WAasAEys EaEtsSl.
W Z Z wgiTsEy geo; = csaif s.t.3. ~
MAJ ANREp--A FHAgEeR<ea the French Lam
sg.ss-oas eapasasa
Hasstt lazcpssfssrsd. Asibss ysld Aassss
nfs y @.es-H l. X EAKHzk. kfernHdTa,
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HULLuM,s LAKE HuUSR.-The .nnd,

Y aligned wshee his The public gsneTay
will
his partner, Thomas A. Apologize. l29F7s
All hayBg claims the house will
them for and all those the houe
to liquidats. So
physically disqualified attending the duties OF my
Spring
my compelled abaents
covery until
with polite and efficient officers aot
public patronage.
Those leaving the eiy nurau 81 pleasure will
find my house eqnate their
wishing pepas,ens. will promptly
by leaving their orders At Dubois Mircha
jyIS GEO CULLUM.
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msnted Mfs. BRYAN cana strssf sIs rssrken ny
ehst her Estes aad nesy her principal sssisan Mia ~
DOWNS the esats,
HE buzlneasH ofei. ~ = -
Mira Downs casdaE
gnug dsA
would hopefully aolieta further extension Of he pac
II will alwaya hert,
des fnelfdssnying. ssFx - - tss5i.aa
hav,ng claims npon sles Ma Hysa piaass pre-
them has pssas at tbs
withths Lssst pnssihls Aslay. - -ss.uySI %
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Noffos. S.s2N@F7 Y
F3yHE attention OF shippers by the sNew
il 6.s.n lack.en md Rartas and Sas1s
t sested eaia reserved s day
Secretary N. o.. J. GeEsR. R.Co.
ss-ss NV, ems .,ss posr,fsypu mn a. ,ssss
Ssrs I am instructed to notify you that the
practice esSrying
tho PE%sdsL us 81 ust etssn snsssd
Ia stamped envelopes Issued the Department I,
81 ~ tysfy ysspsefahs 2 ARTHUR NEyIFF, .. ~.
~ John Calhoun, Esq Bfest N. o. Il @. RI Ss-Iw[
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. --GHARLEs e.
WALDO RoBr [. HUGHES .hs sy
the .tion Of
Chandlefy Front Fulton straetsqnds
the OF WALDO HUGHES
New Orlsanr, July Is, 1895. ~
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26
NEW GONDG :!

TIlE subscriber is receiving from New York
4 large and well selected assortment If FfnrHy 9f
erely deScrrti0n, which will he sold vcry cheap for
cash, &c. Dry Goods Ct all kinds, consisting If
Broad Cl"ths Casimeres. Nesings. Silk Scalfs,
Prints, LGwna Derages, Giachams. S'hcetings
SairtingS, Hosiery. Glove, Kid, Lysla. &c Boots
\ Shoes. Hats, Caps and Ready made Clothing.
Log and Trace Chains; Chop Axes. Broad Axes,
Fraang ChseIS, Au@ers. Locks & I.atches,
Wrought Butts, Table Cutlery Framing Squares,
Handslws, sc. Books & Stationery. Crockery--
White Stone Blue China and Common Wares -
GrocerieS--Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SalerNtus, Ccdfsl,
Mackerel. Herring, Flour & Pork, Rice Ginger
Putty, White Lead, Bar Lead, Powder Shot Caps.
Our stock Of Bonnets is superb. Ribbons. Bonnet
Innings Parasols, sc. We intend to increase and
extend our business. and for that purpose will sell
Goods re'Y fom, and keep up regular market for
the products of our country Those wishing coed
bargain', would do well to give us call.
P1srysburg, Ohio. A. NJ THOMPSON.
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There is an active demand for land war
rants in New York, and prices within the
last week have gone up from %l.lO to $l.l24
per acre,
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DIVISION OF CALIFoRNIA.-The plan that
has been brewing for some time in Calitor-
MIA, for the division of the state, took form
on the 4th of April, by the Introduction Of
bill for that purpose into The legislature
The proposition is to create two new states,
to be called Shasta and Colorado The
original plan was to make five of the Pacific
state, instead of three, but this seems to
have been abandoned. The most southern
of the states to be created is the largest +;
this will be called Colorado, and will be
nearly as large as both the others. This dis
position of the territory will make it con-
venicnt to cut up the large state into one or
more new ones, thing not unlikely if the
proposed division should be carried, and
slavery should be fastened upon Colorado,
as is expected.~O. S. Jour.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

How THE FANATIC FEELING WAS AROUSED
IN MIssoURI-In order to get up the feeling
in Missouri, which produced the late totay
on Kanzas, it was proclaimed by handful,
newspaper aud speech that the persons sent
on by the Emigrant Aid association We're
paupers sent out merely to vote at the spring
election and then to return; that they were
coming by thousands, previous to the 30th
of March, with this sole intent; that Gov.
Reeder was lcagued with the abolitionists
and had given them private advices of the
time of election; and that the great object
of all this labor was to turn Kanzas into
another Canada, which should BE- the centre
of operation of an organized band whose
exclusive business it was going to be to steal
Missouri niggers and enable them to escape
from their masters
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The new court of claims at Washington
after organizing have adjourned for two
weeks, when they will arrange their docket.
They will th n adjourn till Octob'r. They
are disposed to take matters deliberately.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

DIED-ON Thursday the 24th inst EnwAnn
lloTCnKIss, formerly Of New Haven. bat for nlany
years citizen of this place, aged about 50 years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

In the Chronicle of Events of 1881
as recorded in the " American Almanac" of
1885 we hnd the following paragraph;
Dec. 80, 1887. About o clock, A. NJ,
and attack was made by upwards Ut 100
loyalists from Canada OH the American
steamboat Caroline, lying in the Niagara at
Schlosser, and, of 81 Americans on board
the boat, % lost their lives. The boat was
set on fire. towed into the current with part
of the men on board, and precipitated down
the falls
Will some one tell how and when this
outrage on the honor of our country was re-
paired? Van Buren, was president at the
time.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

l.
AvAtANdHE IN THE PYRENEEs---SIxTY
Persons KILLED. The inhabitants Of Care
Jan, in the Pyrences, on the Spanish side of
he frontier seeing some weeks ago that an
avalanche was a bout to fall assembled In
houses which they thought the least exposed
to danger. Unfortunately the snow came
down on those very houses, leaving almost
untouched several Others which had been
Abandoned By the fall fourteen houses
and forty-four barns were Ompletely de-
stroyed. Seventy-two persons were bu-
ried in the ruins, and sixty of them were
killed on the spot. The remaining twelve,
though got out alive, were so dreadfully in
iured that some of them died soon after,
and others were considered in a desperate
state The loss Of cattle was very consd
cradle.
MANUMIssIoN, AND DaArH.-A dispatch
from Cincinnati. dated the Dist, says;
"Elijah Williams. a rich planter Of Barnes
vile, South Carolina, arrived here to-day
with eight negroes one of whom was his
wife, six his children, and his wife's mother,
His object was to manumit the whole and
settle them in this state. Just as he stepped
from the steamboat into a carriage he fell
dead The negroes having been brough:
here, are Of course free under our state laws
Williams had previously willed the whole
of his estate to the negroes"
The governor of Massachusetts, has vetoed
the bill called tn: personal liberty bill
The attorney general gave it as his opinion
that the act was unconstitutional. After
the message had been read, the bill was
passed in spite Of the veto by vote Of 32
to 3 in the senate, and to | in the house.
The Illinois railroad company have OBJ
tanned the contract for carrying the mail
| from Cairo, H., to New Orleans, at $3.50. 900
! per annum.
| There are 5o male, and 1G4 female teach
ers in the public schools in CINCINNATI
This is large force, but that place is be-
coming quite village.
1t is said that the cholera has appeared in
IA malignant form in the western portions of
Kanzas. A letter from that section dated
the 81 of May says there were l3 deaths in
II hours. 1t is also stated that the disease
is bad in Kanzas City How far the rumors
may be started to deter emigration from the
free states, we are not able to say.
1t is said that Marcy, Campbell. Cushing
Guthrie and McCleland are in favor Of sus-
tanning Gov. Recdcr. while Dobbin and
Davis fully sustain the Missourians in theil
President, as usual, is neutral, but men who
know, say he is leaning strongly TO the side
Of the Missourians.
AMERICAN EAGLE ITO LET. Now that
SOule and the Cuban Glibusters are snuff.d
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

MEMORIAL OF THE PEOPLE OF KANZAs.-
TIL, settlers Of Kanzas have issued mnmo-
rial TO congress giving an account OF the out
RACES at the recent election, and praying for
protection from the armed mobS which have
invaded their territory. They say that they
make last appeal. not to the north, nor to
the south, not to a political party-but to
the representatives OF the whole Union.-
They beg thai no men will sport with their
fearful condition, by endeavoring to make
political capital, or build up party at the
expense of their civil and physical existence.
They appeal, they say, not for tavors, but
rights, guaranteed to them by the constitu-
ton, by the law of their Organization, and
pledged to them as the condition of their
settlement in the territory.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

FoR KANsAs.-Thc Cincinnati Commercial has
"a recommendation of Dodges Spring Beds for
Kansas u.s.. 1t is Il weIl-timcd suggestion, and Il
good one It is so light, easily transported, dis
pensng with heavy under beds or feather beds, that
we should suppose it would supersede all other
beds for that market, unless the cmgrant intends
to sleep upon IL plank chip mattress.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

Claims for land warrants have been filed
at Washington sufficient to locate at least
fifteen millions of acres Of the public lands