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TT II MOTT r..

A correspondent OF the 81. Louis Missouri Demo,
Graf, states the following Us Il startling fact CONNECTED
with the Kansas question: The most singular and
startling item connected with the territorial press,
hnw.yer, is to be found in the fact. that the Kansas
FIRE.. state, IN uncomprumising and able nnti-slave-
ry paper, is chiefly supported BY North and South
re.iI,ut.' Who is this editor! What peculiur
claim. has he TO support from the South We do
no, credit the assertions contained in the above e.
tract. but il it be true, We want tn know tiff false
L., th, coin be nailed to the counter. vii! some OF
our North or South Carolina contemporaries favor us
with u reply !-lRmhmond Enquirer.
We know not who is the editor OF the Kansas Ere,
State: for, We have never seen d copy Of the paper
We doubt very much If there is n single copy 'nkei
in the State; certainly not one that we have heart al
let the editor be whatsoever he may, whether 4 go
rner resident Of South Carolina or L beneficiary OF Tue
massachusetts Emisrant Aid Societies. No true son
Of this State or of the South will subscribe ior W.
| haasas Free State, with the view Of SUSTAINING 49,.
encouraging it. We have no hesitation III pL""SNi Nil.
cling the allegation OF the correspondent, Oh u far a.
souri, Democrat false in every particular 81 Tr.tiren
South Carolina is concerned. What say YOU
Of the Press !-[COiambu ). T.. Times
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SOME OF THE FRUITS Of kNOW-NOTH-
ING HICTORlES-TifE LOUISVILLE afro

.y,,,. -, TIIr I.pT'TI., mn EN'nI' \N1'IT
o'hH VT ihE rh.ti' ~ wv" ''.,t
ING NCTORlES-IiiE LOUISVILLE AlkO-
CITIES.
r,n,r
onr o. the OWLS winch hcceS'hr"! io''" ~ p"""'
outrage. is, that the punishment, direct or Indirect
which * rcrta;u 10 come. must be shared by the inno-
.,.. ~, E,,,.x,,L;,as 81,
cent rs wen Us me .Hi'y' ne h"'"..,It"""7' -; u"
L"''S',"" nave ach'efeG " U'oo"', " L..at ~. ,h.
hnl'ii, hut :i!hi triumph HN> "r'" ~ n
EXPENSE ui Tie li'il"'th' property Tio"'i w. wv"
~ The ir"pc;ty-hoId"r VINO cIc""i'I'" " Iw'
:cIpn'cd III me snii-H!hnrv o"''"TeS u u "tu
d"ncd mob. The hn"w- N"'h'h9 oTS"">' III anu
"dt "i ii'"dis-r!'ci c!'y. HE. t"'' w. T. :" ."i"'!
has lhrc!i, or IS iikcly u, oc H,''t''''," u. ,"'''' u.
III other words, thar u city where ihr iHc''iocis III '"e
order are allowed 10 mann anu hii t'ei' "fi"'HS.'H'
and Ia burn down 'iirir h"'iSeS' Is .lnHt rs Hc'Irho' q
place u; Residence rs n ci'y where inc persons h''
and property oil lis ci''|ch' n!c PE''ccl'u "l'1''u. :
terence 10 thr'r r'"E'".' P"l''T'' :" na.Hm!. ~
may D" ""on MO" lining n-''' -" .HP.i";
an! common sense zen us 'i"t caP''"'' "nc''ct ~
the form nl lanor Or lii""cS, Is uii'"' sc"s't'' IN"
distrhetlu1, anu SOCKS INVESTMENT ""'S 'n Huet P"ta
where HE IL -"cfc,'' P'oP'it1 se'"'e' "''"! "S'
faithfully cNecltct.
The city Ol l.0a!5'li'I mas suffered h'h l!icohunue
10 suffer, from thc laic hlow-NuthlnG "GtrH%cs. Lie
loss sustained Is not SIMPLY a loss OF reputation, buia
loss from transferred capital; a lnss from deprecated
property; a loss from n curia!lcl trade; mud Il loss .!
those stout hearts ana brnwny urms whose pOnderuuo
blows have brought So much wealth, mud prosperity.
and happiness 10 L clty once widely known tor its.In.-
tice, humanity anu hospitality, All tiio We know Is
denied By the Louisville Jonrhal ahG The other apollo.
gists for robbery arson ana murder; but the real
condition ni things III i'nu's'i'ei Is '"r worse Than We
have attempted L" d,'cr'oe' or Is "u;ni''ed even By
those VINO bitterly ufIr"'c '"e "'""os WHICH nave
nude them 'h''"'r"' sufferers
\ LAY or NV" siiiGe we were Fls,''n ny a Gentleman
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nC,TU OF 4 NIRGlNlAN.

;,,, ,o,,. =, NJ. in mourning, md contains III I"
n,rn, ,r IN, d.a;h OF the Hon. Henry W.. Collier, II
c.mo- q over,,r ufthar State. The Democrat gives the
s.r..;,, sL,.ch of tho deceased. He was a naive
of Virginia:
nr,Tu OF HON. HENRY ". COLLIER.
."..,, =, u,n,unca the death of the Hon.
WV WW7,,kin, Collier, at Bniiey's Springs, on the
nv, !. ,,'nn ur,r a protracted illness. We have been
81 I'm. he was born in Virginia, on the 18th
DIV Of January, 1901, was carried. III his early IMAM
~ - Abbryill. District, South Carolina, I'm which
Sia,- h. wa. raised and clucatedl nnd cimsr"trd L"
This State about the time he attained MS Whl'rHy'-
From his early manhood until within twn years AZ"
he was constantly in the public s"rv'cc-as Il lie Is
lutur, Circuit Court Judge, Chief Justice ol ne Su'
prrme Court, and Governor OF AiaEaiha-ah" " MA!
b.. said of him, with entire truth, that few me" ever
cpioyrd NOR. appreciation ~ Incurred less ceiIsuFca IL
q public servant, and n"u. WAS more esteemed ~ Il
private citizen. We are permitted 10 copy Inc i',
lowing extract from II letter, written ny one "uo Iau
known him long aud n,Inaiciy-which IL, We DC
Iiry.. bat a lust tribute 10 the memory oil the de-
ceased:
"Ot MI the men | ever knew he was my model; for,
take him all in all, do not remember one VINO com
b;nrd 80 many virtues and had 81 few faults lie
had no vice, | bciicvc-nonc that 1 ever discovered
4 more lust, generous, charitable, pious, upriEh'' eH'
cmplnrv man, in my opinion, scarcely ever h!tu.-
No Judge ever displayed more OF inc oss; a'tI'uu'eo
of that office. No statesman ever eNh'o"eu u'Ie
fidelity to the public interest or ic>s ol ~ '.ns "'t
~; craftsmanship. No citizen ever cvinced more pup
lie spirit. or more devotion TO the welfare OF his inl,
low men. No reliyionist WIS more unaffected ana
sincere in his faith ar more Jealous in good w"rks.-
He has been called, / doubt NOT, 10 Inc rc""iu' u Az
inst. Tn. exchange from time 10 eternity has peen'
/ believe. to him happy and glorious: l regret ms
death, not for hs sake, bat for hs family his trends
his State. His family have suffered II loss, which cH',
never be rcpaircd-liis friends have lost o true nhI
wise counsellor; his State, one oil her most 'oy"' AZ
,,S,.Ful rit.
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REPORT OF THE NAVAL BOARD.

WAsHtSGros, SEPT. y. Tho Report Of the
Naval Retiring Board was approved by the Prcsi-
den, to-day. pol officers have been removed from
active service. including ~ dropped from the rolls:-
Captains Oh leave absence II, on Furlough with pay
IL, dropped 8. Commanders on leave Of absence with
pay ~, on Furlough ~, dropped t. Lieutenants
on leave of absence with pay IS. on furiough ~,
dropped ~. Masters in the navy Oh leave Of absence
stood that orders will be issued shortly to the com.
msndants Of stations giving details for the iuforma-
ton of the navy, by which the public will Ls enabled
~ leayu what changes have been made.
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DIP y CLAIRNRNE GOOCU.

II ID with the deepest pain that we this morning an
nounce with certainty the death Of DIR. T.. Claiborne
C;ooch, who died in Norfolk of the prevailing cpl
demic, after several days OF illness, on Sunday night
last. Prompted by the most philnuthroplc motives,
upon the breaking ont of the yellow fever i'll Norfolk
and Portsmouth, DR.. Gooch, in Il spirit of disln'crest-
cdness, repaired ~ the scene of distress, and rendered
hi, services to the sufferers of those afflicted cities.
With II knowledge of the fact, that almost al who Wis
tied those places were made victims to the fell de-
s,roypr, h" seemed. in his c~agernes- 20 do good, to
lose SIGHT of himself altogether. He stood up Tor n
while nobly in the cause Of humanity-but, at last
the fn,al blow was aimed, and he, too, has been num-
bered among the dead. We knew DIR. G0oci we'll
he was n man Of kind heart, generous impulses anu
of hinh AID chiyulruus bearing; md having already
attained TO emiuencc in hi, profession, a bright future
was before him. But, alas! he has been stricken
down, and, ere no attained the meridian of life, or
reached the goal Of his ambition, II has pleased all all
wise Providence, in his inscru;!ble ways, always tor
our good, to take him from among us. with his at
aicted mother and numerous friends and relatlrca, We
sincerely synpathise.
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DIN RIVER LNNn

SNOa SA!.H, Il very w.lunr!" plantation OF Dan Pi.,r
Il IN the ruwm'Y ui Pi'>y!vhTr, "!gnt miles above Dan.
rillr. and inlEr,tia,"!y on the STAT" linc. II contain. los.
ncr"-. al winch .-t ARE river low :rnuEi-, and G..J IN
woods. I; lT- ~ IA" tn"-: 'ubncco region IN the ln,g,
.nd j.. particularly n,irr'"i 20 ;nC growth ui that srucL.
IL ! ric best pl..I'NiTn in mark; III this SECTION -: m,
country, ArI a- III" Richmond n.i bELyilr luil Io,L
will he finished This year. and The rl."r = aTrigEbl, a.,y
miir- nDDv" II. there wil! be- n rapid nId cheap colGmuEi.
cation with Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk. II d".!.,i
II could b." dI.Il,ri. ~ y, Il, max" two very good .srns
Terms OF SAl.E:-UT"tlirj cash, the bH.ance III ono
md twu years: the bond, bearing iu,ercsG from date. An
nrrangcrii"rt cculd probably h" made by which he time
Tor III. deferred payments Co"ld b. cx:"nd.i; the In'ere..
b"!l, wid pGHCtu"iiy. Tn" title viii BE- Withheld until Tue
last pIyn!c;t ir mn!c.
II not sold privately, il will be offered publicly. on the
Cit iry 81 september r"Nt,
FIR further particulars, apply by letter, directed 20 box
y, : n,rviIl, Va July is-can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14
ALBE:MARLE LAND FOR SALE.

WIZ o.icr ror sale, a braur!tuI Fnrrn, in the county NJ
W .hi."mari", lying UI IN" Eas;crn slope OF The ScG,a
Wcs: Mountain. distant from k"swirk (hc Virginia Cen.
trnl Xii RJnt Depot one inlar-ir9m the contemplate
extension OF ;E. Orange n,i ArXan.rls Rail Road, one
nil, ana from the HiyaEEm Horse boat improvement, tour
miles. Il confirms HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND USE.IlIlRD ACRES, 80 OF which are
.irrr,t. well enclosed, and IN IA high stat. OF improve
in.m,: the reminder i ia woods. The buildings are all
new, the dwelling = u: brick, twD sto!!ce, containing ten
rDoi.-. st hall nni pa--n.r, and. ~ lar ~ completed, j. I'm,
i,lrd in the very O"sr .:y!r. The location i, unsurpassd
for beauty and variety Of scenery. Tor hcal;h, ana 10. re,
lined anu good society. To one wishing u healthy COUNTRY
summer residence. it Is p4r,icuinhy desirable. rs it i, With.
in II lew EuUE-' r.i" 81 Richmond O. Washington. II u
lurgr. farm l. preferred, -UIl" 800 Hcrrs or more adjoining
can be- lrul NJ a fir price. Reference may be had 10 III
Iarl.s Hart of .iihrinGrlT. k-r"ick Depot; or 10 Me.srs
+. G.. kurim AMI john louc. Of Richmond. But pc:-On
are requested to examine Tor themselves. :. a. HARI
My uiicc is keswick Depot, Aloe.nurle, Virginia.
~. - .;-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14
IG X. JEHEWINH :. BAILET-srN TAX" y

We ,ic.. That on Monday, n" 2Hh ri Scii'nitcf' iH"'
nj, thu office o, l.. douglas, s. Co, South. Echsi corner o.
Third and Market streets. Philadelphia, we snn!I pF"e',"
> ,,s. ,L. urro-i,i,u of Evuca- Iv.Iian-. and other, 70
b.. rond q, evidence IN q suit no" drpcnGn- before III" 'n'
suit Court OF Wo-r!uurclnnd t"nn'y, Virgins, Ill "tir!s
.ui, w.. are nlniu,!f- md you Hnd Huo'h'r ar" drien:"h's.
TN, uf,oyc drpn-,!vn viii b." taken between III" hour u
10 o'clock. An. and O'clock. I N Ii from ANY '"h@
i, .huull not be- taken on IN" "iih 1i Scpt"HVb"r. or h"Mn
.,n,r,.,.,I -hO.'i not b" c%onIl.t"i on thai day, ne
.n,", u IN lee taken az r~Unpl"ret III" u""r day.
'" TENSEST. DERRICkSUS & co.
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NOTICE.
XKYAS cnn,mifrrd 20 the iail Of u.

VXIAS committed 70 the jail OF tti' coin'!, n. !..nnseN
w day Of June 'ia,, n negro boy %Ag !~%r lie ciy
JAMES GREEN, aud -ay= he is n re- ~! r,o,ne. Betsy
OF Richmond, fimt he was hired b! e" lame. G!,tn
il abou, iG or Il years Of a=", spare AMI rr ;.ttI no Old
dark sinser.cakc color: had on when G0 Und mold =!ased
pair Of cas- net pant!-, mo con, or =, 1a" srov" pr1peny, ~,
charge. ard take him away, ollrr";Se ~ in, Ja.lo,.
With AZ the lnw directs. ]. TlIoMc@0bls md county.
Aug 7-cw6w
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ar ,,. .-rn irv of September. l-Jj. between ~.
bn,,s of len O'Clock \. II. md tour o'clock. +. " o: tue
,,,c d1y. n, The Clerks nt.r" ot Richmond county, shall
rryr-,r! 20 ;nkc ;Hc i.p0=I'ion OF James N. Harris AMI
nr!cr.. To h" rrni rs rv!d"mc" IN a sui now pct0i;ng on TIC
rn,urrrv side If the Circuit Court .. Richmond county,
in which su,, |! IN plaintiff ard yowLnd Observation-Disclosures.
If the ntoro.nif deposition sioUld no, h. ;nhcn on 'h"dH'
de-, rna,el. Or. h,In. commenced on that day. shoG'! rot
he cqmpl",ci. the -uu" Willie adjourned from dHy today
I'LL taken AMI completed. WIN. {. bhfANE
Anon, -. .-.lu-
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AMELIA LAND EOR SALE.

BNOR SALE. a very valuable. inrm !nthc county of AIn".
La. on tho G.ui;u RurI three miles from Giic,' MIS-,
-ix from Gentle, five rom Chuln, md Fix from Nni;orX
Drpo; on tie Richmond and DrnSiiLc RAJ! Road. II con.
Trims lI.5 ncr,s, Of w!!c.. 100 Tre IN wood, 100 IN Tiu'.
and 10 IN urnnch fins. 1t wa, originally one OF the bet
plantations in the county, particularly adapted 70 H.
growth OF wheat nmd tobacco, and ~ susceptible Of 4 ""ry
highi degree o. improvement. 1t is one OF the nUs:
healthy nni Hgrerab!" H-.aborh"ode in the Stste Nj
Woodruff, who lives Oh the place, vii! show J; 10 peIs"n'
wishing 10 purchase.
For iUgrHcr pDr;cuIn-s, apply TO 7. 7. Giles, E-q. Rich.
moi.I, or 10 Mr. Samll. Jones, Mat,onx Pos, Office. Amen.
rouurv July l-c2m
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aUHN ~. HaI WOOD: -Sr.-Ink' no"'' ~,

UHN ". Ha1 "VUU: -, ,r
- on the 2s;h day OF September, iS11' o''"It" 80
lcrr- Oc 10 O'CLOCK, 4. Il. sn ipar Ucl"cS. I " ,"i"" . ..
,Isy, Mt the Clerk, Office in richmond county. s"g' ,'n
the deposition .. James " iiipEin, and o'"ri' !" ,sa
n evidence in II suit row depending on me I"Hat'h'
OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond cOG"iy' 10 """" ~.
ni plaiuuff aud you hnd cIhcrs ~" ""ie"'H",s' am
aforementioned deposition should .oi be '""'" VI y" ca,
a. aforesaid. or, being commenced ,nonh "'i W H.,
plotted, the tasing OF tin. same W.! pc con y. u,ppfI
10 LAY till completed. JANE
-.,n ,tt..
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EORI.E IL. VI K

~ GORGE 81. PALNiER-Sik-Ihk" n"Tc', '""' on
" Friday the 18th day o, September, 1913, nr'""'"
IN. hours Of zen O'Clock 4. M ara { O'Clock J. u ,r'F
snme ,Iay, n, "a" clerk office o. Richmond county IL.
proceed 10 take the deposition =! frnnr!t w. T. n"''''-r
rud Others. 20 b.. r"ri II. evidence IN II sEit mo-" psuI.h-.'
the cnancery side of / q C!rcu.' Court o; Richmond r'"l
~. in which suir WIN. lmgrahnm l. pla.nt!i, hnd you g"i
otlcr- ur- D-lcndnu;s. On petition 10 The s"ir t'"''
- Az. atNcyIw '' l.. +. NOBLE.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny HIrCIIIE, PRYOR & pUHSA'>Nf
>--.>-.---,-----N-
- r,r,,,,rr , ROGER l.. Pryor, EDITORS
W.nyEsDaY, sEprHMBEn -. 1855.
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-,g;C,: OF THE THT0N AI:llCILlth a.

"a oTICE OF THE u:Ni"r = ScvTu c.ROLI-
" soc1ET1 or 0 S' IS l Exsc HH" Comm cosaaai,,%S Of 10
MA, ic,,turai aoc;ety OF firsini" and North Cs''"
na. il ""- --.,. xa svpo;r. az the zine for the next AZ
r. .oI > hclr on me FG!! Grounds, near 'as
n. c.... -a".try. the 23i dag o! October r5M,
CiS . to- ~aa.. ave days. Furthermore. iii I'll
.. .. ~, g.gh, hand 0: ie!loweE.p ;, %
III A.. ~1r:r,:cs, and most eord:aa!y
their sc5n vii ,,a CO operation. JAMES c Sa
Ian i-ro.yff T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14

JAMES WRIGHT, DECEASED -iAe "',,i.,. 81.
James Wright. deceased. who no" hold c'':h ,,, @cg0a.,
estate. are hereby notified ,hn' tEr t"kin- 3" iiowr. sc.
,ry before ne. N To-. cs.c Of Ming, Cary ..,our1.
o,;r. H.. rLs,ir:-;r,ror- o, IT,. -rid Nr-HI : ~
I'd until The 18th dny OF -"p'"nb"r next 10 't -orit ~
-" =. s;,. ".d Queen Court H.uzr, md s""...
~ ". '"",..,3 ana prove their sG:d c.h.mI-' u
a"r rr,. will then be dHulIy cI1-sd; o,,,,, c,r':.
t.-,s -.rltH
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EALrAnl.E LAND N LorISA FuR ,.IY

AN iHhiNH - cH"ng" NY residence. !! snail nj 49,,
,'' meantime" sold privately on he l.; div O,..
49, y "i'a ~" pt''li'.r. o:": cor ,hic my Trac, :,
w. "h''. g. ~ North i"nh Rr"cy. c,n,n!.in, :r.,r
!; a'I naH','l end .:c''y nrr'-, ;~h"lar.,r por;.Dn i w.cs,
cd |" til" cultivation ~ Tphs"c, nai ,ra., cr",. ~ hrHP'
, yiy II % ., III. ! F'r' '""e hundred and thirty %nc.cs)i i h%s.
ne improvements ar" good. consist, t';s p,,r;r.
tinu-' ,'' "I Necessary ou'nOusa-.
.oi az a 'J,".t"n j. r~"ia'rN"hiy healthy, md the society
dag of sale. ~ ~" "e
aii:"-f the subscriber at flrsy!l" p O, Louie,
AuEu'i lJ-rrW RICHARD y GRAVE
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
VERY DE-iRAuIE FSRu EuK SAT-


EERi DESIRABLE FARn SALE
TStli!. -u'-cu''r .t'r- Tor s"I- pf!ynr"iy. III" Jr.,,
4 Lanai i'''.H "NH"! .Ei occupied 81, u re- ,r1., ~
h- :r:isI, john l".r-. iSlun ia ~" county q; arrIl,!
burg. iG=!nias Within iu:". ml!r- nI EOu:ukr River ~.
OF iiJy'!l"n, hnl two ii the Plank Road loading trcl, ,fs,
place t. Fci":s5GrE within TWO mills -, RrnaD!p.. -,
College. md eight from GI,rksyiIl". containing bv .urv.n
80 ceres, more t!!ul nal, Of when is arnb!r llnI e., ::
good state IT Improvement: the balance In Original yrov,h
and hcnsly ]r.a!b.rcd.
The dwrli!I. house If comparatively new, md Lr;r.
upon the mo-; improves plan, AMI ha- been rccrrtIy mn,
ed, contaii:n. s"vrG rOoin-, "ni Il cun.-nirnt cellar ,y,,.
all nccc-strv buildings tor the accommodation o.: u i.r,
family. The location IL r. healthy IT, n&y ~ the Stat. ~
the society good. i minute d Inscription IS deemed urra
ccssrry, u hos" %hn my desire 10 PURCHASE will csl u,g
cXnmiur tor :hcIu+rIvcs.
Also, tor private -alc, another valuable Trnc., lv!n. =,
tisuUu- Ia the above, containing: e2l. acres, with all tuc ~,
prpErm"ntS IN good condition, (nIOst Ui item YER ,l,.
iI"r) OL..ualI OF this latter rruct is III wood, and l-O',.
Sh 'crr- o, valuable l,w grounds, well diich.i ard II
Gis.! state 81 Improvement. Il = unnecessary TO -,,
more ic'r!lrt description.
Il; /, seldom tina, such land so highly improved. lri.o =. ,
ai'"E'h-""U-ly, CONVENIENT 10 ClaTHsy!i'" uMi pctrr.l,Yr.
"'''!!ti i%I m.", nj ii PLANK l.ohI had seven o, Il Re,Irnaj
nn' al !" First rae nci .nbvr ..poi, acjtcrn; 10 u !cur;, I'M,
." ,:"i! !h-.in'!un, l. oir!.i III Tho fna-E"'.
i'!I"- ii"'i' very cas- to Th" purchaser and pos.,.,.
gwen III t!t'." 10 seed IL csoy Of wh,nr.
.,"'',,, IN" a~Gbecrihrr "a Wnrrcn,On, No
Aug. l3-C!ry.tS .JFv : -cv..
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-19
Political Intelligence.

The legislature of Illinois, on the 9Th in
slant, elected Judge TRuMBULL, of Madison
county, to the United States Senate for SIX
wears from the 4th March next, to succeed
Gen. SHIELDS. The Judge was elected by
the fusionsts, and Of course stands on the
AnttNebraska platform
Gen. SHIELDS is announced in the Chica-
90 Times us a candidate for Congress in the
eighth district, made vacant by the election
of Judge TRuMBULI. to the Q. S. Senate.
Although rejected by the present legislature
of that State for higher Office, we conf
IDENTIFY expect that the people will return
him to the popul I branch of Congress, by
a triumphant majority
SIMON CAMERON has been elected Z. 5.
Senator from Pennsylvania.
s@-On the 9th inst, WV. Ii. SEWARD,
was reelected Senator in Congress from
New York. He received a majority OF Is
votes in the Senate and 10 in the House.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

LIVE srocx-Corrected daily by Scorr & Co--Beet
foot, SIS 000s 80 p Cows, s30lGS50. Work Oxen
soof0s15o p yoke.
Hoes Relation foot S 90 2 cwt.
SrrEEP--iooG4 so q head.
VEyI-oN--carcass Sc p Is. Retail lOc p +.
FRESH MEaT-Retala ib.--Beefl0c G12c Mutton 12c.
PORK, 12c. Veal lie. Chickens SO SO 2 dozen.
Provisions daily by B. PRESLEY. Pork.
SO as19 so z Dbl. Hams, 15c. u Is. lard, 12G15c +
Flour, superfne, 50 Go; EXTRA SO so a Dbl Corn Meal,
25c. r bu. Beans, 81 Is 2 bush Potatoes, 60cf065c
2 bash Fresh Butter, 25c. 0soc T. b. Cheese. lac "a
1sc p 10. Eggs, 25c = dozen.
GRocERIEs.-( From Mr.. ALEXANDER REr Robert street..
Sugar, q H. brown, 71sG73lc. refined SIC; crushed
and powdered, 1870 Coffee, 14c. lG15c. Rio-laguyra
16c T. Is. Java zoe 2 h. Y. H. Tea .5c Imperial 81.
Rice, l25sc. Molasses, SOC 7S1 90 4 gallon.
DRIED FRuH.-Apples 81 10 p buslel. Peaches, 50 %.
Green Apples, So 90 q Dbl.
GRNS.-Oats. 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures, IS SO q barrel. Tallow lie
4 Is. Candles. star. soc. p h. Dried Fish 1oe. = H.
Lime g. so = Dbl. Onions 81 90 r bush Lard OIL, ST.
20 p gal. salt, 81 SO Z bu Vinegar, 25c q gallon.
Tobacco 2505oc 2 ID. Hides (green) 31ac. dry, Sc.
alb
LuMBER-Common, sl6O1S = N. Dimension stuff
$40; Flooring, S24 Siding $40; Shingles, s. co.
Dry II p
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TO y1sE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST,


And to al who Liquor as Medicine, or as
Beverage:
PHYSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
ciua purpo SEES should give the preference WOLFEs
SsUIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNApfS.
l. Its m anufactured d. schedam, in Holland and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by pro
cesses and from material elsewhere unemployed al
unknown.
2 1t is proved by the repeated analysis of
eminent chemists be entirely free from the PERM
cois f,sil oil which remains in every kind ofquor dis
.;lled grain. ard whck is the of the
and vsoera arrangement. serious congestion and NOR
BIZ desire for habi;ual and Incorporate Indulgence,
which such liquors invariably tend to supernduce.
g. 1t is proved by the same unerrng tests that the
Juniper Gin Favored with the coarse, acrd and
ndgest lie oil ojuniper heretofore used but with the
specifically lighter, VOLATILE aromatic and medic
ina OF the two essential oils OF the Italian juniper
ry, neglected by every other manufacturer.
4. II is chemically "roved be absolutely pure in its
rec,iGcavn-a quality oh; aimed by entirely pro-
cess and which other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired
5. It's proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony to be efficient well agreeable
remedy in many OF incpien dropsy, graz ell chro
mic govt, rheumatism iatulence, cells, COnCretions-
the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia fever and agu, gen
raj debility, sluggish circulation of the BLOOD deficient
assimilation of the food md exhausted vital energy
g. Ii is most grateful and renovatng cordial, ar d
when used directed, inHames the stem in-
duces nebriety but tends rather to sbdue the latter
fralty, by creating dislike to all inferior liquors..
Ard il invariably the i'll effects of bad water
whether in swampy limestone districts. IN all OF
ese enumerated qualities has rival in any mar
Ae; the world.
Since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, number oil Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced counterieiting it. The genuine Is only SOLO
in quart and pint bottles handsomely wrapped IN yell
low paper with my the bottle, cork, and Ia
BEL would advise those who use it incidentally TO
purchase by the bottle, Bars and Hotels frequently
fill my bottles with gin and sell it for genuine
For sale by all respectable Druggists in the Unite"
States. UDOLPHO "OLfE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, 20 and % Beaver-st., New York.
The word "schnapp' belongs exclusively to my
,icle, all others counterfeit.
! Wholesale Agents in Milwaukee, Wis-Boyd d
Ledyard Dotcher & Sexton Edwin y Baker r Co.
w. /. Hopkins d Co .-
| December 8, 1854 s3m