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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
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MISCELLANEOUS.


4 AND tOk sttE.-fhe subscriber Wishes 10 soil the
TRACT or LAND on which hc lixfs ltiug iu the
o"ef eml ot bodtfl county. within sixteen ues of Lynch
hhf aud thtvt aud halt al New London Academy
ing f'ul atrtS More than 100 original
Kfe"tl The cleared Land good The erap shows Tor
s'a and ~ na hne state oi Improvements fair portion he
k 81 IN clover aud other aud about - mead
oN The rHumtnnis divided into folds. with read fcn
tes Nad Land lrs remarkably lvNe. between the Rocky
Manh turnpike and the Burkstord toad henF bounded by
eaeht sad roads uilnR tfom Floyd Franklin u ll luet
hnfK II has comfortable frame wtin ftansr Kitchen
6fanay. huHEA House. lee House, Smoke House Tobacco
bafhs Nc II s we'll watered with fine Springs aud Greek
runs thronghlts whole length Il Is merchant
mills and near several Churches II has fine Apple and
Peach Orchard of ehoee fruit aud large Garden superior
quality such places splom put In market
further description IS deemed UNNECESSARY any
wishing Ia buy hnd hest tor himself Possession given this
lall Tor seod,ug, and full possession at Christmas
lfiiNs-nuo half the purchase money Christmas, the
balance In and ynafs
Address, NtW LONDON, Campbell, Va.
mn -
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AuH'7HI NV InNbuN, tMnphe7, Va
mug l5rwpm. THOMAS RlfRRoTGUS
d,aMrHELI LAND roW s.nn.-rhc ST.

y H'TlT'T llN No slnaII NNNNI llinVhoN tOurl
house, which he desires to sell
One Tract lying hartons Crock adjoining the lands of
tap l. u RosScr aud others contains "a" aere4 between 20
ando acres first rate meadow land aud creek bottoms
acfesei hrStrao Tobacco land with abundance Of Plant
land The impreN suitable small family with
first rate orchard of ,oung fruit
Tho other Tract lies Heavier Crock aud contains rO acres
with = - hrs Il hotnm meadow and The wood Land
heaYv tmNcrcd aud good Tobacco land Tho mpro,
are new aud in good order Terms liberal.
mo II gA.ENANDIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

Cbss~ sssvyA AWD-Ran away from the subscriber,
'y.osD NEGROMAN named sQuliiE aged anon1 :. q"
1aek and s.endor about IT, TO ~ MI ranoero of
HlpJ ,yfs in the county ct Wythe by flo!a anAei "a
TITS nu county and bought by me oi sud i'1Nts ie may
he kip us way to the ennny Of Wythe or TO the conn
tyofpis yania Arcvard SIS will be paid tor him or 'r
"nring lin in any jail in the State ,,,D,re sroTr
sept 2a-ditScts = Ah-i.tt hts -, s,nd
~ kanawha Republican copy weekly 4weeks and sehd
tOhht 20 this Office
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This Company entirely mutual its character as all tho
profits belong insured and the dividends are made an
nualy.
The profits one third the premium paid
dollars paid annually hundreds Of thousands
IN t1nsn dnnnnd.nt ON our hNos. liulv Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

A,AIMOSsa a NOOKMAN, Generni Agents for
- Tobacco Wheat, Corn, Flour, Oats, &c, ana
any other committed to their From 'the long ex
papuro Samen the Tobacco trade but Halter
ourselves we shall ba enabled give satisfaction to all who
may wish In that lne and Moornans knowledge
Of he Wheat this place for the last ten twelve
years enable into the market with equal adyanta
ges any other house We therefore solicit the patron
age of on old friends and the public generally.
NnrY rrsportfnlN.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


N
~ RICHMOND, VA wholesale and tail Dealers in BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PIANO. -TDRfES Nj sic md FANCY
ARTICLES have for sale all he School Books in in Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous books. Blank Books
Of every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper. the host Ink
OF all kinds in use Globes. New Musc Drawing Materials,
and Books Drawing and Painting Copying Presses Mathv
matieal Instruments Gold aud Silver prurl Gases Nious,
Guitars Flutes Accoreons aud other Musical Instruments;
Violin Springs; Pen and Pocket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold ens surveyors Comasses and Chains choice Books
aud Fancy Articles. for presents
l1ANo-toRI IES-rheif supply Of Piano lortes is from
the established and well known manufactures of \ Stodart
"a. !. H. Durham and Jonas Chickering, whose lnsu
monts can he relied upon for beauty of durability
and elegance of finish.
Tie subscribers have participated m the sale of upwards of
thousand u these Piano Furcs Of the
specahe and well known families In Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior In all rospeets aud Of
tered at the Manufacturers lowest prices
Books bound and Blank Books Of all kinds manufac
tured to order
e Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended to.
sep 11-lm
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AHrAVr,s k.lsNtr., yyAr.... ,vlQEMI...

w Having obtained prrroueu rseny FIR The uhuuttes
ture sale mud of G0ODWINS PATENT tOMBlNA-
TION WATER WHEEL and being sole aeant fer tho STATE
Of Virginia, the Subscriber ara iu7 method 10 bring said
proVemcHi before the public.
Its suaga TINT gives large per cent of
from the the hos oversize. wheels Being
mad # Cast IRON is durable, and a the time extreme
y simple in construction; and not liable To get ont of order
The wheel and Gate thereto attached with the wRtor act as
governor making only suahlc for grs and mills
but for other mHehufry aud back wapr only lessons its
power by diminishing the head and Is applicable for any hehd
from four feet ul aud the cheapest hee extant that VIII
give the power from the water expended hay" them
manufactured a \ G Dabpcys, LyuchbnrR Va win SGT up
supcrntend The SETTING where sales madn For further
Information, address JAMES W. ROBINSON,
Jft. lalI { II Nn
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JESSE j. SALMONS,
,.+na - 80 atnAna.

T
RFrERENcFs-M Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston Arrnstead e.
warwick Mcorkla jones Saunders lrby Miller ~ Cren-
shaw John Meem Joseph II Wilson Taylor, Iinsey
60 NouIu q Apperson IaiaferrO Hamilton, Rucker a.
edi Joseph Coleman lIorner Watson, Lynchbnrg Val
Inln Scott Halifax Capt Samuel Berger, A. H. Moofman,
Pitsvlvana George Harston Henry James NJ w Lotweh,
Franln Lewis G. Arthur Samnel Hohson, Bedford Jer
~ Ptzer. Isoanoke VIM Y. Arnold, koekbridge Thomas
Gooiwin Amherst, Col. Moses Arnold Campbeli VIM q.
annayay. Appomaitox; Corbiu d. Reynolds BOotourt.
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Is'0 PsET aFCs.Ns--

H Herriug'S Blue Mass the hes' II us ....,.ss.
hne,h Wine Cochicun l3otfoparcd from tle fresh root
and Infinitely superior the wnc ot tie seed of ui'
root:
fE ytrgct yacri1a-fo the fsh English root cultivated
. }tt=s country; z..,..i
as, ali the ni,mal "Flgid Ezflfts e'f'luis f'fNN''
ldi1 T. are13inT;
did Patass tA-kins,n & niesers)'oge'Aer with com
l.,c st.nen ct pUa Chemicals "Atfa mee Bf'
Measures. small Glass fmnels; Instruments g. o."
% the Physicians in town and cgnitA
ans 4.ts - ~ - Druggists Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

eE s.tVf UES', ,,.,-71,, ,herr
h London Porter and Wolfs Aromatic Schedam hehhalS
Az these articles are warranted pure, and sn the Nv "
Hi purposes For sale by JoiN IL I,.+.is4
IiruErlN;,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

ESSVRANGE ON IIFE.-TnE "MUTuAL
4 BENEFfr COMpANY"-B. w KNOWLES, lseEsf,
KICHMoNn VA-DR. WM &. MORRIS, Medical Adviser at
LynchburR. Va.
Capital May lst, ls5I,. ebjos3 10
Amount of Dividends paid o date Sae0, lts II
Amount of Losses by Death. lG G24,933 45
405 Ga5 -
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EUNpoWDEis TEAS

&teNpDW BEfs EE.As.--tnl half Chests extra fine
IN GINiOW DER TEAS imported ly y ship Oucda,
from Shangl Also fine assortment of BLACK TEAS,
from mel un quality the finest imported These Teas
offer tt trade Low try be @ in the country
For sal by EDMOND, BAN EXPORT Il Co,
Richmond
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nn AAA ACREsBN LAND w r.
4 u w As LAM War.

II :
rants under the new law are being issued anxious
large quantity, for which Will pay h5 highest mar
ke price
viii attend regularly, the Courts of Appomattox Camp
bell Bedford and occasionally Charlotte and
always pay the best prices for Warrants ANY VINO may
hav them will please apply to me before selling
prosecute as usual all claims for Bounty Land keYou
toary Claims any claims against the Government 81 the
United States lie 7-tsl CHao. W. 81 a llAal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

NT9EGCE.I have hand my shop, miles from the
" city of Iynchburg, Immediately the Amherst Court
House Road
2 4 and i Horse Iron Axles (vaggon)
Railroad and OK Carts,
ploughs, Harrows Cuyators sc,
BedStcads Wash Stands,
Tables Safes Nartrobes, &c,
Al of which be made Of the best materials
will SCH lower than such work can be
obtained Al persons Of such articles VIII
their give call as am determined 10
offer such inducements as viii insure sal 81
AL aG ,VICr n b. MAGRI'DER.
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N0TsCE TO MERCHANTS. FARMERS a
"a OTHERS LIVING IN THE COuNflN.-iwo would most
respectfully call the attention Merchants Farmers and others
living in the country who intend visiting kicmnd this seasono
Fs my large aud general assortmeuto Bants, g-llC1D
81 Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags Nalises, fSsygyTrytY
a A., my stock has hPen selected hN sa>- ttIH
-" myself, with great care suitable for the
Virginia trade; ami lae portion of Goods having been
purchased for cash, Halter self that can hold ont as great
inducements To- Merchants au Farmers aud all in want
any other house East North South either by the package
DOZEN to which call the attention of all In want, they
viii find them prices thai tl to please hy calling
A. W { llIll. Manufacturer and
Dealer ia Boots. Shoes Iruuks. Carpet Bags
Nalisos &e, wholesale aud retail. Ne. IN,
street Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

NEW TAvERN.-The subscriber has opened
IN House of Entertainment, Immediately the Turnpike
road leading from Lynchburg to Appomattox county Y miles
from former within hundred yards of Concord
Depot Souhside railroad Those who favor with
their patronage will with prompt attention and viii also
keep for hire horses and buggies
apl l6-ctS GEO Nj. WHlTTlNGION. q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
DR.. JOHNSTON.

,r,esrR OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE, nF SURGEONS,
. i.o from Of tle most eminent Colleges oi The
'1o NJ .e ,rs,irr part Of whose life las taen sreut
nitals o. !aulon, PARIS, Philadelphia aud elsewhere
SOM Of most astonishing cures that were ever
~ t,,uAiel with ing il the and heal when
avs .raai nerfousres being Alarmed at sudden suns ana
a6ess with frequent haani5r atteni@ sometimes win
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

EtANPsEGs. E4AND FOR sAIE.-Ny PLAN
u IAIlON on Suck creek, In the county ot Campbell
tanning survey, which thfre about $50
tnd about 500 woods well watcrcd and
tmberel flst rate Tobacco loud with good Dwelling
House houses, l. for sale My land aionS Capt
NJ. Talni> capt " Tpekers and other mud side Of it
les t go7d eats3 from Cam u Courthouse 10 Brook
neal Fnr tarfr Information, Aoat~- =. L ioNfs Pigeon
Run. Campbell Couui. VI. L. T. JONES,
.fcu
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NXyANgE Es-Informafion as to the whereabouts of La
w Wis EVlSGTON who resided in this place up TO 1873.
Auy person acquainted with lis resdedee If alive will
confer leaving information this Office Ii he left
they hear Of something to their advantage If
children his next of kin. lsep 25ts
UyUFEAEO SPRINGS, Amherst County
subscriber takes this method of informing friends
public generally that his for the 81
single day. and - week children under ~ old
servants half price lie is ready for the reception of s
tors and atter himself that he prepared sat
sacton to all that visit these Springs He soieits the
patronage Of his friends, and the public generally
jy 27-1awts. JOHN S. KYLE.
COLE LEATHER AND CUT NAILS FOR
- sale by fsep l9ts THOS. j. DAVIS A. co.
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aNrEH.-Iwisht % employ an OFEhshEh, 70 taAe
w ehargeoi my r. A. CLAY p
,,,.s Forest Depot, Bedford, Va
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n HG6EN.-The
III lncuts with Patentees j. Il. 81 W. L. Poagnc, TO
MAKE and lay Hydraulic Cement Piping the
counties the Blue Ridge, Va offer their services tothe
public 10 execute Jobs Piping in said counties They
the durable Pipes offered TO the public
with age they strength and hardnesseonve
cool perfectly pure any distance All contracts
warranted.
Address DENTON q DILLMAN.
Lynchburg, Va,
or the Patentecs Saunders store r. o. Rockbridge Va
from infringing the above named
Patent dated Nov ember 25th 1853
may. .0cts i b & w. II. II.
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IN e. sEEssDtsFDisD = 90. sschfrai o"-
bs MISSION s FORWARDING NEkl CHANTS. tor"'r
- al Ita.fr SIS, Hf D5et Richmond Va, We ar,
constaptly recc va, Eoeknd Lime, lut 'aicin'd
and Ground Plaster; hudson River tcmenti Hay, h"N'p
Potatoes. .,.,-. ,,-,t,.
- - g. - h BRIDGfORD,
''h n. TINSLLI PATE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

- ,lInslrlIs cured Mt this Insttnton. m tHe YrfY
'e l Dr. Johnston. exceeding MI others hesi les
,n5ipr as gentleman OF character AMI re'I@nslln, rs a
t 5nts. that he is the only proper Physician To be
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
How do You Feel?

Yes, how do you feel, ye Rice O. Repub-
licans-ye Pierce-Douglas Silver Grey -
Whigs-after seeing those banners of tie
rowdy Rice procession Of Saturday night
Haunted into your faces: "Squatter Sover-
eighty vindicated," and all those sorts of
taunting insults? How do you feel, we ask
after you had almost sold your last yard of
calico and "torn your shirt" to please the
traitor Douglas and his gang by voting for
Mr. Rice? Just let us know how you feel
this pleasant morning2 Weean live through
it if you can, and with clear conscience,
which is more than you can boast Of. After
Mr.. Rice gets through with his approaching
brilliant Congressional career, we will again
ask you-if we have the fortune to live
How DO YOU. FEEL
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
Where Did They Come From

Last June, our very honest Sheriff, A. NJ.
Fridley, caused the census of Ramsey County
to be taken-honestly taken as he assured us
at the time and we all know that Mr. Frid-
ley is an honorable man, and would have no
other census taken than fair one. He made
out that St. Paul was but very little ahead
of st. Anthony in point of population, and
we were terribly abused by the Sheriff and
his especial friends for being scrupulous on
the subject.
Well, the day of election came, and ST.
Paul polled 100 votes on Delegate and St
Anthony 395.
In earnest, however, we believe that abou;
200 of these St. Paul votes were as great a
swindle as Fridley's census. They were i'm
ported hither from Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa, at Mr.. Rice's expense, in order that he
might not be disgraced by being beaten in
his nominal hOme-St. Paul!
Still, the true vote of our city, (9O0)
shows that we were swindled in the census
last summer out Of about four or FIVE hun
dred population. We are willing to admit
that the act was rather one of carelessness
than of design ON the part of the deputy
who attempted to do the work but it wa.
accomplished. just in the way that Frdley
wished it to be. Our day of retribution has
come, however, and we will not complain.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
The Mission of the, Re- publiean ra,,v.

The St. Lawrence Republican, prominent
and influential Democratic paper, and fol
many years the trusted and reliable expo
nent of the views and principles of Silas
Wright, comes out strongly in favor Of the
Republican movement in New York and
heartily endorses the Syracuse ticket and
platform. 1t says: e,
"The Republican Party comes to compose
into order the confusion of the political ele-
ments-to restore to the States and Terrific
ries the principles of constitutional freedom
and justice, and to give, before they shall be
overwhelmed and destroyed by mobs, to the
free citizens of Nebraska and Kansas that
protection of constitutional law of which they
have been deprived by the repeal of whole
some laws, and by the usarpation of the
Atchisons and Stringfllows of Missouri
ne Republican Party opens the way fer
such union Of Wings and Democrats as win
make the party irresistible SO long as it shall
adhere to its principles, and deserve the pub
lie confidence.
"Last Fall every Free State in the Union
pronounced its verdict at the election against
the Administration. 1t was then the mere
uprising of the people without concert or
discipline, to condemn the fraud and iniquity
of the Nebraska bill and the violence in Kan
sas, which was the natural fruit Of that fraud
and iniquity. This sentiment will now find
form and permanent organization under the
bright constitutional banner of the Republi-
can Party"
The New York Evening Post, the Oldest
and ablest Democratic journal in the Empire
State, speaks in similar terms of the NOM
inees and platform of tie Republican Con-
vention. We copy part Of its article;
''There is no doubt that in the resolutions
adopted by the late Republican and Wing
Conventions, in regard to Slavery, the candi-
dates Of their joint nominations have an
element of strength which no other ticket
will possess. They express distinctly, une
quivocally and earnestly the sentiment of at
least ttrec-fourths Of The people Of this State
in regard to the Administration policy in
Kansas, and that has been done by no other
Convention. In the selection of candidates
an equally distinct issue is made with the
party. Not man is named
about whose views any doubt can be enter
tanned; not a man with single exception.
perhaps, who is not prepared to make the
of freedom and the sectionality
Of Slavery paramount to every other politi-'
cal question in the present canvass"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
Legislature.

We have some good news from Southern
Minnesota. G. W. Thompson, (Rep.) i.
elected to the Council in Houston. The
House members in the same County are NJ
u. Thompson, (Rcp.) and W. F. Dunbar
(Dem.)
In the Benton District, Stone, (Rice, is
elected to the Council, and Sturgess and Will
son (Rice) to the House. Nicollett, LIE Su-
eur, Sibley &c. elects Flandreau to the Coun-
Gil and johnson and De La Verque to the
House-all Rice.
The House members from Dakota are MUIR
ply (Olmsted,) and Gibbs (Rep.) Gibbs
leads Keegan in fhe county about 25 votes.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

hlrellngs did uss the prestige of that broth
lr's rame in connection with the enterp,ise
eat the critical moment of turning the popu-
lar scale before the election, in order to make
Ootes against the Republican ticlet. 81,
Our Republican friends-whom we. are
bound to stand by in prosperity or adyersity-
feel the force of this action, and they COM
plain-and complain justly. ..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
Three Cheers for the Winona Dis;rici--Parson
Elder Hamilton Relieved from Political

Three Cheers for the Winona Disirici--Parson
Elder Hamilton Relieved from Political
Cares!
A friend at Winona sends us the following
under date of the 11th. We would advise
our good friend, Elder Hamilton, hereafter
to stick to his legitimate profession and not
again attempt ''to play on harp of thou
sand strings"
"Below is the vote of Wabashaw and WI
mona connties, SO far as heard from, and
there is but one precinct Gin which there are
probably dozen or fifteen voters) to hear
from:
For Daegae.-Marshall, 23l; Rice, l49;
Olmsted, Sc.
For CounciuOr-Balcombc, (Republican)
295; Hamilton, (Dcm.) l59. -,1 So e.1tsa
For Reprssenta.ives.-Buck, (Rep.) 26l ;
Kirkman, (Rep.) 22S : Milligan, Dem
BOB; Brown Dem. 200.
You will observe that the Republican To-
cal ticket is elected. Winona County did
not do as we'll as the friends of Mr.. Mar
shall expected. Many Republicans staid al
home, while all the Rice men were outn
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
NUMBER 5.

The UNITED STATES STEAM PROPELLER.
-Messrs. Pease and Murphy, of the Fulton
IRON works, foot Cherry street, East river,
VIII commence to remove from their shops
.he tour boilers intended for the splendid ma
tEnal ship Niagara. The boilers are compile
ted and of immense size, containine over
Wy brass tubes and will weigh about 28O,-
oCO lbs. TAey are progressing rapidly with
Der three engines. The frames or bed plates
are finished, weighing $4,000 lbs; thestright
shafts, Weighing 10000 lbs, are finished; the
crank shaft, weighing $4,000 lbs, will be fin
ished in few days. The cylinders weigh
ing $4,000 lbs, and condensers, weighing
69, 900 lbs, are nearly all completed the
pistons, piston rods, pillow block, caps and
cupolas, weigh about $4,000 lbs. The com
position stern pieces, couplings and sheave
blocks are all under way. The propeller,
weighin about $4,000 lbs, will be cast in a
few weeks. The valves are all finished.
IF the ship is LAUGHED by the 1st of Octo-
Der, her boilers will be at once put in her,
and they will commence to put her machine
ry in. Messrs. P. & M. caltulate to have her
in working order, ready for steam, in about
four months after she reaches the water.-N
Y. Herald.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20
Ohio and Pennsylvania.

We are inclined to think that Ohio has
done the clean thing and elected Chase
Governor by handsome majority. We are
not, however, quite ready to crow.
The returns from Pennsylvania are meagre
and uncertain. She had only Canal Com
missioner to elect on the State ticket, and
her anti-Nebraska voters were scattered.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

E% A Republican Mass Meeting at Phil
adelphia was held on the evening of the 9th.
and addressed by Senator Wilson, George
A. Caffrey, and Samuel Aaron Spirited
resolutions were passed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

ES The Republican papers in Wiscon-
sin say that their Party will carry the State
by ten thousand majority. There is great
dissatisfaction in the Administration Party
with its nominee for Governor
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

SpUNKY AND DEcIsrvE.-Someboly in AL
ALBANIA wrote to Horace Greeley to know if
he had ever joined the Know-Nothings. Mr..
Greeley wrote back:-Sir;-I never was con-
ciously within mile of Know-Nothing
lodge, and never could have been induced to
JOIN one ON any account. By placing Your
foot against the author of the silly report
noticed in your letter, YOU will be certain to
kick great liar" .. ..-.... .--: