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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-27
SAINT PAUL. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE a. 1855.
6aint paul Business CARDS.

TEACHER OF III SAE Fl fiA1o 7dcsi MUSIC AND
THOROUGH BASS
Rooms the Boston Boot d Shoe Store Sd st. st. Paul
HAvING formerly been Tuner in Piano Forte Manu-
factory the subscriber is prepared TO attend to that
department in a manner which will give satisfaction:
March l, 1855. dH
J. A. NJ. HOISINGTON,
DOOK- BINDER, third story of B. Presleys Brick
ID House. Third street. will attend to all business in his
line with which he may be entrusted Books Magazines
and Periodicals bound in any STYLE Old Books rebound
and Music bound IN QUICK time, for tn: Ladies: ..,
Saint Paul. Oct 2 IT octSd
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street, opposite
the Rice House. ST Paul '''] '''-'' y
= = GEOISGE A. NOURSE,
A TroRNEY coUNsEILR AT Law omce-oppo.
"A site Spooner's building, Lower Town, st. An
thony, Minnesota. lp.siau s.tt .i -.. a., ..4I.
Reference. Parsons Law school, Cambridge Prof
Shaw, Boston; Hon c. G. Loring, do; T. J. D. Fuller,
CaIias, Me; E. B. Washburne Galena, H.; Dutton,
Richardson 4 Co., Boston; Batcheder, Mann Co.
do; Stephen Brown 4 Sons, do r p. Upton Esq, st,
Antho ny, NJ. 7. ''I.: ,.a.'' .-a - d27
HOLLAND L HUNT, e,...
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, Shakopee
Mimi Terr., and Chaska Mimi. Teri. Will attend
the different Courts Of the Territory and particularly
in the Courts of the Counties in the Minnesota Valley
Examinations in reference to titles to lands made free
Of charge t. .h=.:-.s! .i .r.. ID -.5 b. 20 l.
mo n HOLLAND, s-.: THOMAS B. HUNT
Shakopee -. Chaska,
Mimi. Terr Jan 30-dly MINI. Terr.
sH - CATHCART, ....
- No 20 Robert Street, Saint Paul N. T.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Fol. EIGN
-t-- AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ~. '.. a..
II EEPS constantly on hand large and well selected
IN stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting
part of Brown Sheetings, Shirtings Stripes Drilling
Prints Muslin de Laines Lusters Merinos Velvsts Ho
siery and Gloves, Silks, etc.
large stock Of Carpetng Druggets, Mattngs, and all
kinds Of House Furnishings, low for CASH at tE
43f - &. .. No. 20 ROBERT STREET. st Paul
A. H. MOSLEY, - -
NANUFACTURER AND DEALER
All. KINDS OF HATS GAPS, FBRS AND GLOVES,
Third Street, opposite The 4insesotian Office.
ALL NJ has On hand, Id addition to a full stock OF
kAe the articles above enumerated large assortment
Of INDIAN CURIOSITfEH,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing GoSds. He would also in
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he
prepared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy Fprs La
dies Riding Hats and Gloves at the shortest notice
The highest market price will be paid or Furs and
June "a, '54 dly.
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Q BIB II rice,
50pkges chewing plug tobacco, all qualities, ia
so boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin & Murray,
SO reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
loo Mills percussion caps, G d,
SO sacks assorted shot, ....
10 bxs canister rife powder,
5ksgs blasting powder,
$50 kegs Boston nails, every size,
20 do wrought do
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS,, LUMBER
.. MEN, ETC.
Fine old Brandics Of the favorte brands of Otard Du
puy Co.; Pinst, Csstion d Co.; A. seignette Ro-
chele, etc.
Old Madeira, Lobo Sherry, Brown and Pale do, in
bottles and in the cask of choice flavor and high quail
ty Clarets Of the Chateau Mareoux, Durvernay, and
ether brands in glass; and every variety of choice Ii
quors to be obtained In the market. Also
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full and complete stock of the supply
kept constantly hand and the lowest prices nclu
ding '
Provisions, Cordage, Tar,
f.... Pitch, ROsin ETC., etc
There nothing in line is confidently belived but
what we supply-and always the most favorable
terms.
n. E. TYSON CO.,
May &C. 55dkwtf. Robert Street.
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BANKERS EXCHANGE real. ESTATE RkoK :Rs
OFTI9-N0 7, WNsLow House. 81. PAUL. NNNrorA
VXIIIL buy and sell Exchange-Discount good business
w paper at current rstes-Receive Depostes-Buy and
sell Real Estate Commssion-Aake Collectons-Take
charge of Real Estate of residents pay taxes I'd do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
RRFERENCES:
Willis A. Gorman Governor Minnesota Alexander Ram
sey Ex Governors Ogden Jones Co Chicago; Charles
Marvin Del. Bank Delhi, N. VI Wadsworth Shel Ion,
n. Y; H. A. Tucker Co., Ex Bank Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston. -. ..... ..... .. f-.s-.. s....
June, "A, 1854. .. ga.
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DENTISTRY.
GROVELAND, CARDEN AND NURSE

NEAR the Halfway House, between st. Paul and
IN 81. Anthony. We have the pleasure Of ofIsrins
he public the coming spring. choice lot OF Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Hoses, Dahlas, &c. Also,
Garden and Flower seeds in large small quantities.
Feb. 9, 1e6S-wly . L. n. FOhD 4 CO.
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ARSENAL, GETZ CO.,
Dealers in all kinds Of
ENANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical 1nstru
Il ments, Accordeons, Cutlery. Sporting Apparatus
Fishing Tackle, Willow Ware, Perfumery, ect.
Also, al kinds of Fruit, Nuts, Fancy Candies, and
BEST IMPORTED CIGARS;
All orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ARSENAL, GETZ l. CO.,
= March 10-1yd Third street, next door to Presley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-30

Che Gate Qitp.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 80.
JOB E31ALcITLNG
ar every description, executed at this Office in SUI
parior manner, ami ut low rates ar elsewhere
~ A limited number Of Special Notices vii be
inserted under this heod Of % cents line for each
Insertion or over the editorial head for 80 cents line
CARDS AND CIRCULARS
Printed in the latest and most beautiful style
Being prepared with Printing Machinery
OF late inventions. and unsurpassed in speed sfr
yrca, Inducements in price and neaness of work.
BALL TICKETS
Printed in neat and ee CANT manner, the shortest
aotics.
BLANKS.
Bills Of I.ading, and other Blanks for sale at this
sce and Blanks Of NIL descriptions neatly, eheaply
and expedtiously printed and furnished TO order
EPISCOPAL SERVICES APPOINTED rHR EPISCOPAL
Cnumn.-Thers will ID. W be service in the Epis
copal Church each evening Of this week, al Z o
clock, commencing Wednesday night, and the Bp
Of Iesa, and the R,y. Mr.. Uaord of Museatine and
possibly other clergymen are b. present and as
gisting.
Saturday evening the Rite Of Confirmation will DO
administered.
sunday A. NJ, Hiram W. Beers IL expected 10 be
ordained.
Sunday p. NJ, Mr.. Beers Is the de.iynated Preach
r.
sunday night missionary meeting is appointed
.. which addresses my be expected from aif rent
pees,ns noy"sd2
RIVER NEws.-The river opposite con-
mcnced falling on Wednesday night last
Thriy-six inches reported on the rapids
The j. Mckee il still running above the rap
ids, and the Oakland was loading ~ this
port yesterday for trip up, in the pl ace OF
the Ben Campbell, which has drawn Of The
Conewago is running in place OF the J'sannie
Deans, which has gone into winter aurters.
CoAL.-The Statute of Iowa, passed by the
last Legislature, requires 80 lbs. TO the bush
81. Some dealers in the article do not seem
TO be aware Of this fact. and we state il for
the benefit Of all concerned.
GT Harper for December, has been re-
ceivcd hy J. 7. Cave L Son. Ii has its u sual
variety, and is full Of choice literature and
fine pictures.
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/. IL. nALuorF. Professor Of heeS.tsop ne ana
Conmerc ial scIeurcs. >, 4: -
IS. Dun an. the best oG-asnd PenuA = n me
Wet pr.f ssor OF Gnsin AID oinamta'Hl zen
manshp n. .,,,<.-far
r. fss.ar # MrTcnn Law.
Tho coutss Of tra,nin, n this lnsli n'toa eonF
.ss six d G rent methods Of ep'n@ Boo, = ny u3p
h,o .n,ry Applied to every I..r msnt trad IN
1;y,iuai partnership Retail. Naolesale' Nhpp :
T,n,rtini- Exporting. Golnn tNeh'"g pan
4 -, Manufacturing s.td Compound npany onss
-. About three hundred Commercial '"n'Peta
~nlainiue mary business operations MT it'un
ti"hst - s.hlnetic.. cvinlEch 'n7.Fe e'ufs "
| IN common Al uustpess For II aud pnsineS
bus nens Pennan ship, comuAeyciAI Law ans
Letters. Daty Iecti1res ., 5iplan, unde
lomm rcial Sciences. An elegant "'ssne'
the seal Of The State College Of Ponnsviva
hs the Faculty il grant 10 those VINO pass Il -
factory examln nation This instrument III b. found
passport 70 the confidence Of every business honsa
IN any -ectlon Of the Union. Duf's Book keeping
harper edition, price doilat and ffgv cents
Inc most perfect aud prrhensisc in the English
Language. Duff Western Steam rs account a per
fec system fr such accounts ono dollar 70 be had
a. trses Book JEFF rson 1t. Send fora eirru-
lar aud specimen Il Mr.. Duncan Penmanship by
mail. uov2It
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kmll SIYleN.

WE have just ceived our all styles OF Ladies'
w Velvet, Cloth, and Silk Olnaks, Talma's ant
Nsettes; also Of Brocha and Paid shawis.
sep27d4w WOODWARD a. co.
nREss TRIMMINGs.-The Ladies can be suited
IL in this line at
scp27d&w WOODWARD d cos.
DLAIDs.-Those BEAUTIFUL Scotch and Tartar
Plaids, every variety can bc f und NJ
sep27d6w WOODWARD cos
VXyO0L DELAINc=.-Every variety Of plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines, just rcceis ed al
sep27d4w WOODWARD 4 co.'s.
- EADY MADE CLOTHING Everything in this
IL line can be had at the lo&est figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD & co.'s.
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-. Lsnis Market, Nsv. &c.
FLOUR IS 25(ga %. Market sitter and de-
hand fair.
wHEAT-Sales ranged from 81 40 to 81 IS, skis
Included.
cORN--5s(96oc new gunnies included.
OATS-3D(dl0c. SKIS. inciud d and free board.
kYE-e5c. SKIS. included.
BARLEf--$l 70 sacks returned.
sEEDs-Flas 81 rs, Timothy 81 80.
HAY--sOc p 100 b.
BEANS--Common White 81 20.
POTATOES-70c.
WHIEKET --35c. ~ gallon.
DRIED FRUfT-Apples 81 40, Peaches 81 30.
Wo4I~-Unwashed sic.
stNDRIEs - Hides l4ic.; Tallow 1i4Gl2c,;
Beeswsx 214c,; Feathers 45c.; Butter lst125c.
PKOVlSlONS--Some meat arriving, but no
sales as yet. Some inquiry for prime Lard.
dROCERIES-Sale of is hhds. new common Su-
gnr at SIC; LOO bags Coffee 9c; Moiasses 32fa36c
HOGS--Sale of lao head none to weigh less than
240 st $6 IS; sellers in town and asking IS so for
200 NJ average, but We heard OF no sales.
Dusaaie Markets. Nev. 28.
FiOCR--<uie.; sales 700 bbis. At s. so for good
Aichigas; - 75(e$s IL n common to choice Ohio.
saith o,cVv Dushen INCA
80 spring ~ 80.
CORN--Firmer; sales 500 bushels at s5c.
Small sales Of Oats at 4oc., and Rye Mt 81 05.
Now York Markets, Nov. 81.
FLOUR--Common grades f,ur 661l2ic. lower:
sales 5000 bbis. at 50 37&o 80 for STATE and ~ 70
az - for Western; sales 400 bbIs. Canadian 80 so
alO GIL.
GRAlN-Whaat firm Sales l5,0C0 bushels; g. 05
a$2 n for red Chicag and Wisconsin s. 20a$2 eli
rcd hcrn; 900 bu ncls Rye s,dat 81 27a$l 50.
CORN--Loxer; saiss 81, Uea bashSls, 81 O4n$l o.
In store, sud delivered for mi xed Western.
OATS-Dal; 53a56lc.
PORK - Dull; ~ o. 500 bbs.; $22aS22 50 for
Ness. e3ea$2O so for Prime.
BEEH-6teady; saes leo bbls.
LARD-Firn; l2Al3lc.
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SUNDRIES.

~ -
-SIgAR Kettles from to 40 CATIONS Ovens ara
= Lido odd Lids S<iles and lids assorted t'ft
ron Tea Kettles japan1d Trunks; Pudding a.
sice Moulds Scoiloped and plain Cake Pans ~
nnisterS square and round. sorted; Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Ppa. House, shaci i'h anu cop<
er work done promptly, IN the ~ best manner
COMsTOCk BRO IIEkS.
: = poZ. pair assorted shosels and longs for sale
)U at tbs Prairie State Stove Rooms
-, 10 C0MsI0Ck BROTHERS.
(yLUE Kettles TO be had at the sale Rooms OF the
=, 10 - CoMsTocK Il BROTHERS.
rINAMEIED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
:, "a 1H' CoMSToCK BROTHERS.
I, soAL hoss AZ the Sale Rooms OF the oo'tags
liz 'a"A ~ o's' Se coNs.,?;eK BROTHERS.
iOOo LBS. Of p lied Brass ke,fi-. FIR satr lev
lUUU at sale Rooms II III, lion. feei..r r,-.se
oct 10 CoMsrocK BROTHERS,
A LAh5E assortment of Britania ware + sas
a lowcrlhano any other house in the city al the sac
10 cod rock 4 BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Ut HonseKqsp r. go,es, such r
\ Zee mills, ba ting spoons. egg whips, rnn skin
iers Skinner lnd meat forks. tabl spoons, has
MI s'eah dishes patent and box gratars spice boxs,
C. ne. for lie at the Saiy kfoms Of the pol u4ar
@,io coA-rosN BRornrRa.
100 rAiR I m = ,l.ac p r. - ra,a IT
lUU the sal Room. Of The sub tantial oo COX
oe,l6 eoi rock / BROTHERS.
/ HEAVY surf}y i az .lapsnnel snl pl n
| \ CaudI ~ ~ Ii "a Rooms 81 'he Quii
tnnop G al B3 n.r, wssa'4 81 r aex.oiee 10" ~
octl0 coN-lo * 4 BIO II r.
NOTICE TO RtiLoiIt,.
LARGE ana w..4l 81 4 ,t.s.1 OF Points. OILS
\ t,lse Va 81 +. / A.. ap hand and IN ole
Aoanf Hopts. = n-s's, Nam St. b ow
.rl nsi t'He ~ ~
Whit /, al Nj
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TAKE NOTICE.
MOORE Il HOOPER have tast reectv on or no
vi finest nd best selected assort meuts of Perfu-
nv and Fancy ar clss ever brought into this mar
ct The Ladies especially invited to give us call
nuvl7
MOORE 4 HOPPER tfiyceum oiniE mt, a de-
vi lishiful article for chapp hands, lips, &c at
MOORE i H0uPEk's. ON Main.
Il ar Third street,
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
: 30 bales A. muslin, prime,
$50 pcs satinets ass'd % TO 75c. per yard;
% do KY. J ans do 20 to 40e., do do
1900 DO Prints, nav styles;
20 do Colungo;
~ do Lyonese Cloths and Alpaecas;
DE Laines, Black silks, Coats Spool Thread, WAR
ranted,) stewards best Linen Thread and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, JUST received by
sep22dAw Is. A. WILLIAMS.
new GOODS AM GRUGEHGES.
TIVE public viii take notice that have received
i an Immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes. and groceries, at my old stand on Main st.,
near Fourth
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
at Kcokuk wholesale prices.
] intend 10 give particular attention to the pro-
luce business, and expect that my long experience
in that line will enable to give Satisfaction to all
customers. sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
TAsh paid for all county produce. fhe i'd
" stand Of sep22 Il. A. WILLIAMS.
yyTANrED.- 1000 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 10000 do Flax seed
and all kinds OF grain and seeds, for which the high
ert cash prces viii be paid by
sep22 Il. A WILLIAMS.
Doors and shoes.--i7O cases of b,ots and Shoes
- fsr men, women boys, gris and infants. just
received by sep22daw y. A. WILLIAMS.
Leather! Leatheri
HAVING purchased the entire stock of Pike, Full
l. Ter Co.. shall her, after keep on hand good
assortment Of aher, Shoe Findings, Betting. Har
ness Leather. &c. All which will be sold low Tor
cash Merchants from the interior requested TO call
Cash paid for hides. II. A. WILLIAMS
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CoAL.--The Statute of Iowa, passed by the
last Legislature, requires ~ lbs. TO the bush
81. Some dealers in the article do not seem
TO be aware Of this fact, and we state il for
the benefit Of all concerned.
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10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,

10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
A ND m unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn, and all
~ kinds Of produce wanted Immediately
Tae Highest market pric,s wl.i b. paid fir WheA
and grain Of all kinds delivered ut the commission
srrehonse Of the undersgn d. the Leyee, b@tw cen
Main and Johnson streets. K oh uk.
oct22 dAwl w. A. PATTERSON r. On.
MARKET NOaIGI.
vNHE Mark being d. ny Mat Shop wi b.
i open every day. fsom 'oclock. A. III. til
o e oek r. NJ for he aceoninoda ion If custom ~.
Any oriers /. With me-. vii b. ps1mptsy att Ld-d
10. Shop on Four ctr.f n ar III HAY aeats.
New IL. dim A. CHAPMAN.
4 FULL ass.gtneni Of l.sdl : Kid 81 i and Lisle
~ Giuye ali colors, Wy el sp NJ
cept. l, 1888. MISCAELL = COH
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ErOsh Arrivals
4 T the Nimble Skip nee just from the Auction
n Rooms, large lot of Gn4is. Come and 81, whai
bargains. 8. b. d. G. billings.
SIT. ], l6J5.--d&w.
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Union ct the Nlmole 6,xpence.

Union ct tho Nlmole 6lxpence.
@ y. d. G. BILLINGS have snited their
-. stocks Of Dry Good aud Groceries, and may %
found at the old stand Of y. s. Billing No 81 Main
street keokuk.
One of the firm will spend his time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, 30 that they sell them lower than
ever. We have now on hand fifty thousand
dollars worth Of goods. which will sell ~ greatly
reduced prices. Please give call.
S. ;. i ID. G. BILLINGS.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FAiJ. TRADE.

~ W H. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesal
,alers are in recci pt of much the largest soc
which they have as yet ever displayed to The mer
chants If Iowa. Missouri and Illinois 20 which tn,
ak attention and guaranty 70 be ~ - Louis prices
s III. I. lsaa.-~aAW
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GJ+ Harper for December, has been re-
ceivcd BY J. T. Cave L Son. 1t has its u susl
variety, and is full Of choice literature and
fine pictures.
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heck. inst PubIi.hcd.

0~Sks just Published.
FULL OF WISDOM AND GENUINE WIT.
rlNhE Work. OF Charles Lamb. with Final Memo
L rials by sir Thomas Noon TaIfourd. For sale
by noy25 CAVE y son,
f1Nu0MPs0N = Christian Tbeism. prixe Of nine
L thousand dollars awarded this essay. For
sale BY novR CAVE SIN.
INTERESTING 4 Important.-Nexico and its Rs
J. ligion, by Robt. A. Wilson. For safe by
nova CAVE Il son.
gTNuE hest Am rican Novel for years-''L Lilly, by
L the Author If The Basy Moments u an Idle
oman. /" FOR sale by
pay24 CAVE a Sa}N.
LSsIELLE GRANT, or the Lost Wife; Ut the
IL most exquisite love stories ever published. For
sale by noYs4 CAVE son.
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STOVES
Timers Stock.

0OOO lbs oval and round Copper Bott0ns 1EoH "
10 inches.
,OoO bals shee, Iron from No. rs to 27
1000 packages Plymouth Riveu, iron and tin'd,
from 6 OF. to IL lbs.
SEQ boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron wire from No to No. IL. .
60 gross Tea kettle breasts and coversfrom % 70
III inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms fr, IN to9 inch
40 do do scolloped and ain dinner plates
10 do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1875 do Assorted tin d
go do Iron tea kettle ears.
rs do do do do hurs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 do of No. /, 2 and p utter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
pefforatedtin IN sbs cts
Copper Rives and BnFs
Bucket Handles,
Maiiets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or ~ The Reg
C0MST0Ck BROTHERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
appointments Confirmed.


WAsHINGoN March i.-rhe Senate, in execu
tive session, made the following combinations /:
Israel ID Andrews. Consul General OF the British
North American Provinces; John L. Broadhead,
Consul General of Samoda, in Japan; Montgom-
cry Blair, Solicitor of the Court of Claims. For
the two additional cavalry regiments. to be Col
oncls-Breyet Colonel T. L summer Lieut.. Col
OF first Dragons; MAJOR Albert ) johnson, Major
OF the pay department. To be Lieut. Colonels-
Breyet Col Il + Lee. Captain of Engineers;
Breyet Lieutenant Col j L Johnson. Captain of
the Typographical Engineers. To be Majors
Brevet Lieut.. Col. w J Ilardee, Captain of Sc
cond Dragons; Breyet Lieut.. Col. Braxton
Bragg, Captain of the third artillery; Broyet
Major W II Emory, Captain Typographical En-.
gneers. and Benjamin Mccullough, of Texas
For the two additional Infantry regments-to
be Coencls Brevet Col George Wright, Lieut.
Col. of Fourth Infantry; Brevet Lieut. Col Ed
mund Alexander. Major fthe Eighth Infantry.
To be Lieutenant Coonels--Brevct Col. Chas I
smith, Ma of the First Artillery; Brevet Lieut.
Col Silas Casey, Captain of the second Infantry.
To be Major Breye;-Ieut. Col. w II + Wal
ker, Capt. of the Sixth Infantry; Brevet Lieut..
Col. Edward Steptoe, Captain of the Third Ar
tllery; Brevet Lieut.. Col. + c Candy Captain
of the Adiutant Generals Department; Captain
II w Benham, Captain of Engineers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
THIS

~ Ncdnc day morning, March 7tu. al 10 -. OK,
~ pfecise, the residence Of Maj Dan'l l. War.
wick twhn has rcmu, rl tothc city o Baltimore near
y opposite the Washington lurl all of his yer, vuua.
bic Household aud Kitchen Furniture embraced IN
which name
Mahogany Safas. Chairs. Marblrtnp Pier Tables,
Stands. trcuch Plse Glasses, MAJ tie Ornaments Cnrd
Irblrs, Secretary. Mlfbl top hid-hoard. Mnhnrany.
French ana Post Bedstead-. Merhle-ap Wa,h=tand-,
Looking Hhrscs Dressing Cabinets. Narirohes E>'
er sion Dining lahes, Liquor Stand. silver Fruit Bask
ets SAVERS, fine Han Mattrssc Feather Beds pow.
Meteen Window Curtains Curtain l- Carpets,
Silver Ware Glass " are. Metal Clocks, Chnn Dianer
aud Tea setis, Cane seat Chairs Cottage Chairs Quar-
teue Tables. ilat Rack Hal Lamps, Andirens, Shovel
aud Tons@, kitchen Rance Rehgcmtors. aud other
Articles us tnI to House keepers Also one of Chick
erine best Ppnes Music stands. &c, Nc.
fENas or SALE.-AN sums under 2 90, cash over
Sion four months credit, negotiable paper satisfactorily
eudor-ed. {. RICHD PHELPS,
te2b t7mar salesman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The kosciusko Mis-

IIVKRTT1T.t Ht TNV7OIuofV N.'TTS'T
sun of the 18th ut., has the following:
report has reached Koscusko that Dr. Wood
ward who formerly preached at this place, was
recently stabbed by an expelled member of the
Methodist Church, at Port Gibson. 1t is said
that the Doctor expired Immediately after re-
cciving the wound. The particulars of the hor-
rible affair are that the person who murdered Mr..
Woodward has made application to be reinstated
into the church and all the members consented
except DIR. Woodward. The communicated
member became indignant and while the trial
was in progress, he rushed upon DIR. Woodward
and stabbed him to the heart in front of the pul-
pit of the Methodist Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
BGrRum after Burns.

Barnum, with his eye ever on notahilities from
the Feeee mermaid TO the Swedish Nightingale
is now after Barns the fugitive slave, who is ON
his way. under escort, to Boston. The Boston
Transcript says that, in II letter to II Jn. d. h.
Hitchcock, of the State Sennte,rereiyed on Thurs
day morning, VII. Barnum says:
Il see that Burns the fugitive slave, is bought
and is on his way to Boston. I'll give him $500
to go into my Museum five weeks, and there tell
his tale to visitors, provided he don't first
appear elsewhere in New York. and also proyi'
ded he will commence i'll New York by the 18th
March and as much sooner may be-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07

RETURN OF IRIsrI lMMIGRANrs.- The improved
condition of affairs in Ireland, under the opera
ton of the "Encumbered Estates act" is said to
be attracting back many of the Irish who Ind
rmg ated tn foreign countries. 1t is stated that
nearly every ship that leaves New York for Eng
lind takes from thirty to fifty Irish people back
10 ".he old country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Destruction ofd Vessel by lightning.

BALTIMORE. March 6.--By advices received
here, we learn that the clipper Ship Seaman
while proceeding from New Orleans TO Marseiles,
with large and valuable cargo of cotton, was
struck by lightning, and entirely consumed.
The Captain and crew were saved by pas
sing vessel. She owned by Messrs. Hand *
Coz of this city.