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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-27

n' eCL'A W. q. FONsECA.
No. Winsl0W House, Junction of Sc. Anthony and
Eagle Streets, st. Paul, Minnesota.
MOULD politely call the attention of the citizens
st. Paul, and of the people of the Territory in gen
eral, to their choice and extensive assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Hosiery and Gloves, Furnishing Goods Clothing Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas &C.
BAH orders promptly attended ga
St. Paul SeptemberI1. 1864. sep l2-dtf
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UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI Ann AT;
LANIIC BY STEAM.

VIilS connection affords the only continuou, route ~
Il steam to the Atlantic from St. Paul By this no, t.
passengers viii escape the unpleasant stage travel fro u
Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers %
Chcago and the east by the Galcna Minnesota acl AZ
land, forming connection with the cars
Two daiy express trains between Rock Island and c. j.
south ~ '"'' s''u
BASS, bORUP CO.. General Agents. St. Paul MT
JNO NJ LAMB Ticket Agent; Office, Third street
and the Lower Landing '
Tickets may also be obtained at this Office TO New York
Boston Philadelphia. Baltimore and all the princ,n e;ii,,
q the Eastern and Southern States
g. d., Mo-, JAO NJ LANG. Ticket Agent
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PAY YOUR TAXES!

N Office is hereby given, that the tax duplicate OF
~ ramsey County for the year 1854 has been placed
In my hands with the proper attached recurring
me to collect the Owners of real
property Outside of the limits the city OF Saint PAUL.
will therefore take notice that all assessed
them must be paid Immediately. l have authorized
George iezep to collect the the duplicate with tho
warrant Is in his hands and will be found at his Office
opposite the American Hotel, in Saint Paul.
Prompness OF will time trouble and &C It.
Am. FRIDLEY
. Sheriff of Ramsey County
Sherih's ONCE, Saint Paul, Oct 25 1854 oct29dtf
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SWEET CIDER.


LNIVE BARRELS Sweet Cider, an extra article Just
IL ceved. and for sale cheap by Alley REY
Dec 1S54-dlw
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M|ke1ntp's Column.
ii e N RY MIX ENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
oFFICE-OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third Street)

oFFICE-OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street.)
| SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
A|money loaned, investments made to the best sd
vantage, and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK:-Gllbert Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis, Esq.
Capt. A. DE Peyser; Messrs. 8. Thompson 4 Ne
phew Messrs. Williams & Guion,
PHILADELPHIA.-JOsephP Patterson ESQ., PRECEDENT ofthe
Western Bank; Messrs. Drexel 4 Co. Bankers Freed
Ward Freed; R. Taylor Co.; Bingham Dock
Siters, James Co.; Bailey Co.; Edward Hurst,
Esq, Notary Public; II. Messchert, Attorney Law;
James Kitchen, NJ. D.; William StOever, Esq.
MINNEsOTA.-Gov. w. A. German; Hon, w II. WEIGH
Chief Justice of Min. Ter; Hon. Henry M. Rice, Del
egate to Congress-; Rice, HOngshead Becker, At
tOrneys at Law; Messrs. Borup Cakes, Bankers; J
T. ROsser, Esq. Secretary of the Territory; Ames
Van Etten, Attorneys at Law; Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton,
Register U. 8 Land Office; Win. Hulcombe, Esq. Re-
ceiver U. s. Land Office; T. T. Mann, NJ. ID.
NEW ORLEANs.-Messrs. Brown, johnson Co., Bank
VIcKsBURG.-Messrs Brown Johnson, Bankers. 4
TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, AND EN-.
IGRANTS.
VuNlE undersigned has always on hand for sale fol-
Il cash or Oh time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land, improved unimproved including farms
of different Sizes and degrees of improvement prices
corresponding with these.
Aso-prOperty in st. Paul and suburbs, and in Man.
kato city, ST. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSueur Traverse
des Sioux and Eureka.
He can at all times accommodate, on tho easiest
terms any one VINO really Wtshea to purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
nea In al Esfu
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MACK UisIN a. Elld;l!W7I9IN-

MACK URSIN a EDlIERTON.
BANKERS. EXCHANGE l. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
OTTIcE-No I, WINSLOw House ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
WILL buy and sell Exchangc-Discount good business
w. paper at current rates-Recevc DepOsites-Buy and
sell Real Estate CommsSion-Make CollectionsETake
charge OF Real Estate of residents pay taxes and do
all other business pertaining to their profession
REFERENC
Willis A. Gorman Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sey Ex-Governor Ogden, Jones & Co., Chicago Charles
Marvin, Del Bank, Delhi, N Y; Wadsworth 4 Sheldon
n Y: II. A Tucker Co., Elk. Bank, Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston,
June, "a. 1854. 1v,june 20
FOUR TONS CHEESE.
a SUPPLY of Western Reserve Cheese of superior
n quality for sale by ALEX REY.
Dec 5. 1S54-dlw
SWEET CIDER.
LlVE BARRELS sweet Cider extra article just
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COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, !
January ~ 1855 J
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BREWSTERsS ADDITION.
ITO those wishing lots for residences this addition pre-.
Il sents great Inducements. Terms, one-fourth down
the balance time to suit purchasers. Maps Of lots
and prices to be office.
NEWELL & TOMPKINS,
Agents for proprietors.
On Third st. opposite Mayo Co.
Nov. 22-dtf
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I
notice is to real Faamers not to spectators who
u pretend to be farmers.
10 PRACTICAL Farmers wish to that have hand
now twenty five farms for SALE and always have from
to twenty fve which from two to ten miles from St
Paul.
FROM long residence in this Territory, and from per
sona inspection of all the lands this City
bled to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil, to give a call.
My Farms have various degrees of improvement, and
iatter myself that can please all
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY
Dealer in Real Estate.
OGce-Old Post Office Building, Sd street
Nav s.
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CHARLES EE. PARKER.

PORTABLE DESKS.
4 LARGE and elegant assortment just received BY
"A Express, and for sale cheapat
Nov go l654-dN DAHL'S Book Store.
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lsONYON ItOOT * NIIOE S;IOKE.

TINE finest lot of seghs brought 10 ST. Paul ar
L offered cheap for cash. Also fine lot of two
horse wagons. Call soon, s. H. WATERING.
Nov. Is. 1854 5md&w.
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DON'T READ TT,

Wep OF }dss 1881 81 ',dsS 'Insd 3uIvs
'soSId puyoH 'soE,O
49, '09 .'o7 spoOS PIC pau
SpuH liz 10 spoOS sIqesAoW Gsuom eousAps TIL IN
md 7u!DS 7aalaS RaoY7uV rs
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Eastern Exchange bought at par
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% LOTS, of acres each, in beautiful and com
r. mandng situation, about mile from the cit,
limits. Soil, rich black loan. Price, $500 per lot:
500 cash. and the balance in and two years withou
interest HENRY MCkENTY
JAN IL, lSoo-d&wt Dealer in Real Estate
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'S1IHNHL.LOHOS IA Ut
EDWARD M'LAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSIC N
At the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A LII Commission and Consgnments, will be PROMPT
"A ly and carefully attended to.
References: u. II. Campbell, R. M'Lsgan, Calena
Geo. DeBaun, St. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing, st. Paul, Min.
March IS, 1852.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-16
Theology and Business.

A gentleman, whom we thought had more
sense, sent us yesterday from a neiglborng
town, communication of four pages on 81
theological question, which he kindly request
ed US to copy before publishing. He may re-
ceive it back by to-day's mail no unaccounta-
bic mail failure occur. We would inform him
and others who think we have difficulty passing
by time, that every editorial and editorial
paragraph, even to river items, markets &C.,
which appears in the Daily Journal, is written
by us and ''nobably else," and that this is but
an agreeable part of our duty in comparison
to managing the business of the office. We
keep our own books, do our own collecting in
great part, attend faithfully to our extended
correspondence, keep an eye on every depart
ment of large office, sometimes set type and
pay our bills. We shall willingly
take part of our friends theological duties off
his hands, but we must be paid for it. We
can't take pay in zheologY that's fact.
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tons to admit universal reciprocal trade and
commerce, doctrine, not yet, we think IN
corporated into the code of international law.
And it would not follow that because the
State might prohibit the introduction of for
eign wheat she could, therefore, prohibit the
cultivation of it within the State by her own
citizens The right of the State to prevent
the introductiono foreign objects does not de-
pend upon the fact of their being nuisances, or
offensive otherwise but she does it, when not
restrained by the constitution or laws OF the
United States in the exercise of her sovereign
will
This, however, is topic involving ques-
tons of power between the State and Federal
Governments which we do not intend discus
sing in the present opinion. We limit our
selves here to the question of the power OF the
legislature over property and pursuits of the
citizen under the State constitution. The re-
strictions which we have examined upon the
legislative power of the State were inserted IN
the constitution to protect the minority from
the oppression of the majority, and all from
the usurpation of the legislature, the members
of which, under our plurality system OF cleo
tons, may be returned by minority OF the
people They should, therefore, be faithfully
maintained. They are the main safe guards
! to the persons and property OF the State.
1t is easy to see that when the people are
snarting under losses from deprecated bank
paper feeling might be aroused that would
under our plurality system, return majority
to the legislature, which would declare al
banks nuisance, confiscate their paper, anC
the buildings from which it issues.
So with railroads, when repeated wholesale
murders are perpetrated by some of them
And, in Great Britain and France, we hav'
examples ofthe confscation of the property o
the churches even; which, here, the same con
stitution that protects the dealer in beer
would render safe from invasion by the leg
islative power.
In our opinion for the reasons given above
the liquor act of 1855 is void. Let the prison
er be discharged
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succeed.

The Prohibitory Liquor Law has been de-
clared unconstitutional. So we suppose the
good people of Indiana, thanks to the wisdom
of a Fusion and K. N. Legislature, are with
out any liquor law. We have not seen the
grounds upon which the decision was made.
Wdrrlck Dem.
The Old Line papers have been trying to
hold the Republican party responsible for the
Liquor Law; now by the above they are about
pitching into that party for being without
any liquor law" But we beg leave to assure
the Democrat and all others interested, that
there is the same Liquor Law this day in force
in Indiana there has been for months past.
The violators of this law are running the same
risks to-day they were a month ago. The
decision Of Judge Perkins has nothing what
soever to do with the action or binding force of
this law. Nothing but the decision of the
Supreme Court can affect the law. Those who
are selling liquor in Evansville to-day, are just
as much yiolators of the law as those who sold
liquor here two weeks ago. We presume the
decision of the Supreme Court will be given
next week or the week following.
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moRGAN, KEEN s PKEsToN.
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Notions, Hats, Caps, BOnnets and
shoes.

MO6OAN, AEEN ~ EIE ESIONs
JoBBERs OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Notions, Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Shoes,
III AVE hand very large general assortment
the and Brightest ooIoTs Of Fancy
Ss and and Sgs aa & SSi ya
oil and second Tiekings
and ooiors anbrs ls osSs
Satin and Wooden Tesns scarlet yellow White and Sails
bury spotted Fisnnss bieached and brown Cotton Fanne
and seamless Baggngg . T0EsIing Padd5s
black and blue Broadcoths Wooden Drawers ana shirts
spe ana and waan Gas ShTng
and Wool Baggng PLAID Ginghans. plain and bright rich
cashiere Coburg Merno Dress Goods Mohair Sill
s n xS an s s de- S ssd fs
Minis Irish Linens: Cotton Oil Silk and Linen Handker-
Jacquard Cotton Table Cloths
worsted and Cotton colored Table Covers Piano do
WHITE GOODS
Swiss Null Musns Bishop and Victoria Lawns nlan
and plaid oambrics and Jacone all prices
SHAwLS.
Plain Bay State Long shawIs Ga bv 12s
and do scarlet aO ae5
Nazarene blue plain and andong S6aws
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
f9n.d Hf .es black
aS ng sIfh spun SILK DO Misses white
chi dren's plain ahd plaid Wooden HOse mems
White bass slate eolo,sd plain
slk lined DO; blue black and coored SILK do and Kid DO:
Misses colored Cotton Gloves. Cashme
Gloves; mems white black slate Cotton Gloves Lsle
Ih cad do. Wolen do b Rim lined do Buckskin do and
nekkin Msts boJs' Cloth Gloves Isle Thread
NOTIONS
Suspe1ders white and eOlOred Spool Cottons white
eoored Sken d black and drab Linen Threads black and
eolor"d Sewing Silks black drab Twists black white
coioreG Cotton Tapes. white Tapes Brsids
oered oTsted do: bonnet cap Tafeta
black SILK Velvet do Side. Tuck Pocket Ivory
English Hawthorn Fine and Dressing
Slate Pencils Steel Pens Pen holders Envelopes
AEdum Boots Cap and Lette Wrapping Comfort
srs: Sewing Darnag and Netting Nee1les:
Hooks and Eyes slvered and Swansb do. Porte
Fins Pound and Hair Thimbles Pearl and Ayat
shrt Buttons Vest Coat Overcoat Suspender do Dre
10, Razor Strops Shaving Brushes Boxes ana scans
Percussion Caps Hat and Water Pr 81 ties Wafers
move MORGAN. EEEN & PRESTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

READ THIS all Bowel Diseases. Cholera Diarrhea
Dyspepsia F1stueney OOnstir aoh and general bity
nothing better than Dr. HOsTETfERs celebrated
Stomach Bters One wine glass; taken three each
day before mesls will for all she above dis
will all heavness from TIE stomach keep
costYeness assist digestion give good appetit
the whole system. Every fami
ly should ksep tsfs on hand during the
son as family medicine. For sale by all principal uggs
and dealers generally WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
noyIO.dIm HALLOCH & STODDARO.
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vfaRIsLE WORKS REMOVED.

THE undersigned wouId respectfally inform the public
his Marble Works to First street,
between Vine nearly opposite Apollo Hall
have received large lot of fine Marble which VIII
sell have had many experience
practical and will give personal attention TO
All kinds of work manufactured after
the attest Monuments Tomts Head and Foot
Stones and Marble Work orally and It prices which will
all wanting thing in
line of business to give call.
Particular attention will be given to orders sent from
distance.
Daguerreotypes Tomb Stones in the safest man
when ordered.
All work ranted. noyf5 IF JOHN H1 DE.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. g.
Meets at clock P M at their Hall street.
the Telegraph Oce the first a2d third Saturdays of each
month 49, ott25d6w
Z r1-ls
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O IF IF L Q I "A T.


LIST OF LETTERS
p EMAINING in the Post ONCE at Evansville, Ind.
IL Nov. 18th 1855.
I7Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised," and give date of List.
A
Allen james Adams Geo
Adkins Miss Mary Aldridge Mrs Elizabeth
Anaree Frederick Allen James.
Blaneet Mrs Susan Burrowman william
Brown Miss Ann Eliza Bayess James Pr
Bell George w Buchy John
Birch Alvin Brentano Emil
Bell Miss Lydia Bryant WIN Leyord
Bellam Miss L Byrne Miss Elizabeth
Bowen Joseph Barton Charles
Benham K X Bailey Amos
Brown George Brooks VIM C
Beach Charles g
Cochran Mrs Margaret Clary Miss Margaret
Casset John CrofIs Jonas
Cunningham PIT Chambers Miss Theamis A
Coneh Miss Sarah Cook Mrs Maria
Cassidy Clark LIS
Calkins Benjamin. Carer MP
Clark John w
Dickey JssH Danenbergh n B
Dunn Andrew Dorian Daniel
Duncan Wolff
Edwards Miss Harriet Emery William
Edwards l NJ Eayens
Epperson Eliza.
Forsithe Miss Margaret FinnannR
Fisher Hugh Terrell A
G.
GLod Jacob GRAY Jnc
GipsOn Elijah CRETE Miss Mat
Good Peter Click Thomas
Goodrid George Garrick DR. Pc
Hear Mrs Isabella Harker Richard
Higgenbottom William Hudson John
Hibnen,Mrs Bolten Kizia
Hicks Joseph Hawley Miss Celia
Hager Stephen Hoffman Philip
Hassell William Hoffman Christian
Harrington Ma:eelems Hale H
Hutchinson GeoPT Haney Francis M
Hawkins Mrs Martha Hoffman George.
IL
Jefery John Jones Huer
Jede2 Samuel Jones Thomas.
Kelley Robert Kline Lucinda
Lencn Miss Ellen Longford George
Lavender Isaacx Lyons Joseph
Lutshwaite lillian ayton Abram ID
Landsberry John Lehr VIM p.
Morgan Peter Macer Thomas
Myers Miss Mary Mooney Paterick
Masen Alexander Martin Joseph
Morten Miss Sarah Medcaf Charles
Miller 4 Mitchell George w
Milton Z c & GH Martin N rs MsryA
Murry Celia Y Major John. "a
4
human Hiram Norton MrsSH
Nickles John Nechtern Joseph
Neyil Michael
80
Owens John o'Brien James
Cakes Chas
Peck Landeu Parritt Miss Eva NJ
Palmer ID Preston Mrs Jane
Parker Josepes Perry NJ A
Richardson Albert Royalty A J
Rhotes Joseph Rees Harriet A
Raymond Samuel Rice Ms Julia
Sutton William Skinner RoLt
Six Miss Mary Smith Jacob G
Smith Jonas SharfS feSander
Simpson Mr. Stanfeld John
Scates Mrs K III Sycks d
Savage George Smith Joseph
SOhaR Edward Spooner John W
Simpson John Stinges John
Striker Miss Harrietta A Shea John
Smith Milton Selover Azariah
Shook Uriah Scott b. nd B
Sitter, Wells and Birch Short Buriah
Taylor Mehula Tomblinson Samuel
Tindel Robert
Vaughn Mrs Hannah Vaughn MISS
Vance Mrs jane
w
Walton Mrs A Willard w w
Williamson F Wright Mrs Jaiie
Wilctx Elias G Wayland Caruton y
Walker NJ 4 White Daniel
Warheld H Williamson Nj IS Martha.
Mes
McInton Shadraeh McGirk Peter i
Mel ntire Erastus Mcdaniel Sipab
McSsin James. i
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

~ A UNIFORM STANDARD OF WEIGHTS.
F5and correct system of weighing, SUI jects
sclaming the attention of every individual in the
<4 community.
So correct Scale is just arbter between buyer
and Her, and it is of the utmost Importance
that instrument universally called decide
tions of value in daily and hourly transactions
business should be of such reliability
the confidence of ell those who may be affected by the
results indicated.
The invention Of these Scales and the that
have been from time time adopted the result
close observation and experience; the
manufacturer have brought them
enracy that they safely be relied in
ton by weight Their construction is the
mathematical principles; all defects commonly with
in compound balances have been by practical skill
and faith workmanship and hence their deli
cate. and in every unerrinely
The which Scales acquired
Of steady growth from the ent to the time
and is based the principle adopted by the
and devated from. of wing perfect
weighing machines forth from their establishment
BY strict adherence this principle the confidence
pnbc in tho accuracy Of these Weighing Machines has
lilly increased and with it the until
ginnings. their manufacture having annually need,
amounted during the 1854 nearly half millien
dollars. H0RNBROOK Il CHURCHILL,
novl3-d&w1m Agents for Evansville
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


lust RECEIVED. per st amer c. Bealer. complete as
.. sOrtment of Mems and Boys Clothing Furnishing Goods
ITS and Caps and in shor everything belonging gentle
dress and winch will be sold wholesale or
tail cheaper than the Western STAR under the Pav-
ion Hotel.
Clothing made with neatness and dispatch.
nov16 tt a. LOBESSTlNFs
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WNTOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
w dozen Oak Feeding Baskets;
y do 3 bushel Oak do;
do cov'd Market do; tr- = "a
4 do Willow do do; 81
do assorted French Travelling BAskstss'
2 do Wash Boards,
do Wash Tubs
do Buckets;
do Half Bushels;
do Selves,
do Horse and Cistern Buckeksf
do Cotton Mops;
do Sugar Buckets;
do Bail Boxes;
do nests do;
l do Keelers;
do Clothes Baskets assorted sizes;
do square Pedling Baskets;
do Wooden Bowls y
do Ladies;
do Rolling Pins;
"a do Knife Baskets. etc.:
10 nests Wash Tubs; Just received Al
hoFs COOKS Family Gfesks1.
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oilCE hereby given that thu ed has
peiAted Admin tratYx Of the Patrick Lyons
late of Vanaerhurgh county The
noyS w3t ELIZABETH LYONS Administrators
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RRE4sT-PIN FoUNn.

LARGE BREAST PIN was ionnd last Sunday. on Third
N The have IL by calling here and pay
ing for advertise ment. nevl3-u
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WANTED.
< GOOD TENANT for comfortable Dwelling House on
IN Main street, the Court House Apply to
JAS. LAUGHLIN Il CO., o
novI5 dat THOS. E. GARVIN. eaa-sr~
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BY becoming a memI er Of this AseocIatfon are
lat All persons receive the sUEscRnr
sTAkT in thu shape Of sterling Mgszinu Litef
ature.
3D. Each member is contributing towards purchasing choice
which distributed
try dibursing thousands of dollar through its
Persons in FUNDS membership will please
give theft ADDRESS stating the
they wish the Magazine and hate the letter
registered at the Post-ofce to oss
which certificate of membership together with the
desired will be forwards to part Of the country
Those who purchase Magazines book win
that joing this Association, THEY MAsk
TICKET ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION all .
price they pay for the Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues gving full dessripens
sen. FREE on application.
For membership. address
At either of the principal Off es-
II nick erbocker Magazine, office. s1s broadway: New
York Western Office, I6f Water street. Sandusky
Subscriptions received by Z. g. EARNHARF. I..a
novs-wtf Honorary Secretary for Evansville, Ind
a GENCY OF THE BOSTON VuLCANfsED IN
full supply just received by ..,,.~.tss
SATINET.5 Printed satinet evsd thisdsy Aad
~ forsale by JAMES Low & CO..
nOy9 41S Main street. Louisville KY
UTMBRELLAs.-5oo whal bone Split Cnbrslias re-
JAMES Low CO.,
nov9-d&w 4IS Na5n stHeet. Louisville. Ky.
AssIME case fancy ca.simsres received this "ay
~ and for sale by JAMES Low & CO.. =
noys d4w 4ls Main Louisville, Ky.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-13
From Paris letter in the Cincinnati Gazette ::

From Paris letter III the Cnclnndu OaZetle
Gen. Pessier-and obtain this remark directly
from his brother n-Iaw, Capt Dupont, of the navy
believes that after certain preparatory movements
which he has it in his power to make, he has seven
chances out of ten to carry the city by an assault
and that it is his intention, if the emperor does not
forbid it, to make the attempt. The lowest figure
which anyone places the loss 10 be sustained
whether successful or unsuccessful lis twenty thou.
sand men, The emperor is now commander .chlef
of the allied army and sends his commands daily over
the telegraph wires Gen. Pelissier and the blame
of an unsuccessful movement would therefore fai dl-
civ and almost solely on him."