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Ale. Porter and Cider DeDOt =!

JAMES CONNOLLY, having purchased the inter-
q est of. Anderson in the above business, info ms
the public that he will keep constantly hand at his
establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton e.
Pace, bountiu supply OF the best brands of Ale Por-
ter and Cider, embrac ing the best Of English well
American manufacture. He will also keep stock
the old stand of J. Anderson, Roberts street. Give
call, thirsty denzens of this terrestrial sphere.
June 4. 1855. diff
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ABBoTT's LIFE OF NAPoLEoS.-It is said
that about l4,000 volumes of this work were
sold in ten days. 1t is as great sale as any
other work Of fiction which the Harper's ever
issued.
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SHINaLE MACHINES on the horizontal
principal, are among the numerous arrivals
of the season.
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The Pacific arrived at New York on the
llth, at 6 A. NJ, with Liverpool dates to
June 3Oth, and Sebastopol dates to the 26th
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lGROCERY AND FEED STORE IN CON.
NECTION WITH MOBILES MILL.
II HAVE established at Larpenteurs old provision
Il stand, Third street. next door above Jackson, an
extensive Grocery and Feed Store, which will be sup
piled with -four corn meal bran, shorts and all other
products OF my Mil at Trout Brook Also will be kept
constantly OH hand general assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
All orders left the Store for anything in nv line
will be promptly attended and the article delivered
tree of charge in any part of the city.
July 7, 1855. VIM H NOBLEs
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British funds fell one per cent on the reception Of
the news OF tho repuss Of the allies ut Sebastopo"
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1895.
Kept by MORTON PACE, Druggists Third st., St. Paul
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S Il. p Il u L
ID ague errcan Gallery.
bet,Oeen Jackson and Roberts.
ID RUSSELL begs to inform the citizens of st. Paul
1Os that he has arrived IN the city with . new and
improved Harrison Camera, together with full and
splendid assortment Of Cases l6ekets &c He respect
ully socits trial from all who may wish correct
Likeness as he warrants all pictures TO give sasfac
ion, ort no charge. lind juy7s
g. HI. & l.. LAELIN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANuFAC
TURERS AGENTS,
l75 South Water Stree, Chicago, IUinnis.
GENTS for Latin Brothers laid and Wave Letter Can
n Flat-Cap, Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane
Co Superior Coored Medium Bond, Tissue and Envelope
Papers Smith PETERS Printers Cards Card Board
Looms Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C.
Miller Co.'S Tobaccos; Westfeld Thips and Lashes
Lfin 4 Smiths celebrated Cru Powder and Safety
Puse. &c.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Territory of Minnesota, End District,
County of Ramsey, District Court.

NOTICE.
Territory of Minnesota End District
County of Ramsey, District Court. !
Andrew J. Eckman, Plaintiff !
against
Caroline Eckman Defendant
To Caroline Eckman, the above named defendant:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to appear and
l. answer the complaint in this action, which COM
plant file in the Office of the Clerk of District
Court at Saint Paul the County of Ramsey aforesaid
and to copy of your to the said complaint
on US at our office liz Saint Paul in said county, within
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of such service and if you fail to the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
,on will apply to the c0aT. for the r1e demanded in
Dated June 5th, 1s55-w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE, RED WINo,}
June 26, 1885,
yuyHE plsts of the following Townships in this Land
District this day received at this Office, viz:
Township. No. 1ls IA + us, n, of Range No. lsw
Ill, Il2, ll3, ia L u.s. 20
II3, ia 4 lis, ai.
1l4& lis, 22
" lis, NJ lis, IS
q, hs 4 H. a.
Settlers on these townships can now proye up their
pre-emption rights and pay for their lands Decarsto
statements should be filed within three months after
settlement, or within three months from reception
iuylS wst WIN. w. PHELPS, Register.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
\hE partnership heretofore existing between William
Il Phillips and George II. Phillips, under the name
firm and style of VIM. Geo. H. Phillips is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business hereafter will
be conducted by VIM Phillips who will pay the debts and
receive the credits Of the late concern.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS
WIN. PHILLIPS.
Shakepee NJ T., June "a, 1855 juy16w3t
THOMAS b. HUNT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chaska, Carver County, Min.
nesota Territory. wifi
THOs. B. HUNT. g. KRAYENBUHL,
HUNT & &KRAYENBUHL.
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Groceries, Proyis
ions, Hardware, &c. Chsska, Carver County Min
Ter. ,w,f
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$50 KeWArd!

CTRAYED from the residence of the subscriber on Fri
- day last Dark Bay Mare, years old star in
her forehead, hind foot partly white with a small
swelling the left flank The above reward will be Civ
to any person who will deliver the said at my
residence in st. Paul. NORMAN W. KlTTSON
Juy6 lyle div 3tw
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DEPARTED.

DEPARTED.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
4" Oakland, Morrison, Galena.
" H. 8. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota river.
Kate Cassel, -, St. Louis.
J. B. Gordon No. 2, Galena.
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RECEIPTS, &c.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Time and Tide, Roberts, down river.
J.B. Gordon No. 2, Galena.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
w. R. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
8. w. WALKER Secretary
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer.
- .. DIRECTORS:
w. R. Marshall, T. NJ Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
A. r. Chamblu A g. Elicit A. L. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markley, G. W. Turnoui'
~ Communications should be addressed to the Sec
retary Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month Board meets first Wednesday Of each
month. .s.
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought so corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP oAKEs Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ork.............. 1xH cent
On st Louis.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1x@
Ou CnacakVs......... NV
VI Va1eo~'' Az
Eastern Exchange bought At par for currency.
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TERRIFIC lAL DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTfON. ----

The Democr atie Central Corresponding Committee
OF the Territory Of Mnnesots hereby request the De
mocrsey Of several Precincts aud Counties through
oot the Terrexy send Delegates TO convention, to
be held At the Court House, in the city Of st. Paul. on
Wednesday, the twenty nth day Of July next, ss two
O'Clock In the afternoon, for the purpose Of nominating
Candidate for Delegate 70 Congress- to be Supported
BY the Democratic Party At the ensuing election.
The Committee hereby request that ons delegate ior
every three hundred Inhabitants be elected by preencs
in all orxanis.d counties, and one additional delegate
for cry fraction over hundred and hfy. In unor-
gar Esd countless delegate for every three hundred
inhab,tsnss to be elected by counties The number ci
Lnabiants TO be calculated from the now being
tske - q 'tH- .E...E
@. L. BECKER, LARDNER BOgTWICK,
ALBERT ST1MSON, WIN. B. GERE,
LII LARrENTEUR, WILLIAM HUEY.
Louis ROBERTS, q. b. LOWRY, IL e.
JULIUS GEOR0lI,i q. 1-l-.. ,' ..-.
Territorial Central Committee.
d. Paul, June -, 1855. r--.rt
Territorial Democratic papers copy tl Convention.
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DUE TO-DAY

OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer Time and Tide, Roberts, Galena.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE PACIFIC.

LOSSES oFTHE ALLIES CONFIRMED
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THOMAS b. HUNT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chaska, Carver County, Min.
nesota Territory. wifi
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Paper Hangings !
AND
p Il Z E. Il II A " G. E R!
HAVING RECEIVED A IaReE STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
And secured the assistance Of
mr. N. Ii. IERWILLER. E
In this branch OF my business who Is ready fill and
hang all orders in the best style and
persons having rooms to paper will do well leave
their orders at my Bookstore.
Apr 26 diff WIN. DAHL.
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July II.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-22
DIED,

On Wednesday the 10Th of December his residence
the vicinity of Aston Jones' Esq., in the saith
of his age after illness of several months. Respec
ted and regretted by all who knew him-possessng mind
and spirit Of which the energy and value could only be duly
estimated by those who admitted to his familiar
quantance he entered into the business of life
in his adopted County with industry which insured
and had he lived, associated he by location
with of the most important public works in the State,
he would have contributed largely the development Of
disease Consumption which paralysed his Efforts
him of his danger and Withdrawing from the active bust
ness of life he devoted himself for the last few months to
preparation to meet his fate He glorOusy riuphed over
the King of terrors by the of humble Christian
spirit and faith in that Being whose power created, whose
goodness sustained, and whose Ghfuness will eernally
reward him.
His family and friends visited BY the rude hand
of calamity but they have submitted with gnaton and
endured with forude for their consolation that their
friend and brother had principles which shone conspicuous
~ in his character besides the hallowng influences pety
Here in the bosom of his beloved family he passed his time
in attending to the sacred affairs of religion in rendering
himself serviccabe to his fellow creatures and STUDYING
to express his contentment and gratitude his life Thus
he lived and thus he deC ungaed by reflections unenbt
the purest enjoyments of heaven. Which
Aa LIS k;ds ITS . everlasting r1 portals high
At his residence in Orange County, N c., the inst
Nathaniel NJ. Darlington, in the 18th year of his age
called to mourn rreparable loss. The
of those merits and virtues which the confidence
placed he evnced qualities challenge approval and
imitation At home he was faithful master, doating
father kind and afectionate husband. His hosp
aty bespoke cordial weico9e TO has many friends who
visited him. and his cheerful conversation hearty kindness
and afable demeanor lent charm to his His
ergy of character and peaceae disposition rendered him
at useful and agreeable citizen 1t is seldom that
his his endeared h.nseIft to the
old and young alike, to remarkable degree. He
affection with commendable patience and fprude to the
end Though the bereavement is sad and painful his fam
ly have all the soace that sincere and general sympathy
give. May God reconcile them to his severe prov-
~ Hillsboro' Recorder please copy.
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Biblical Recorder.

TEXAS GEN HousToN.-It appears that Gen.
Houston has lately been a visit to Austin, where
tn" Texas legislature Is in session, and that
luton to invite him within the bar of the House
WAS amended by also inserting the name of Com.
Moore, and then adopted General Houston it will
be remembered, has deadly quarrel with Moore,
which he made the occasion of elaborate speech
against that gentleRR in the United States Senate.
The New Orleans yune states that the legisa-
ture has further condemned the of Gen. Ious-
ton, in relation to the slavery question: by unani-
mousy adopting resolutions endorsing the principles
contained in the Kansas-Nebraska act of the last
National Congress, denouncng any attempt to re-
peal it, and approving the Compromise measures of
1850. The Picayune adds:
Gen. Houston, whose action these resolutions de-
cidedy rcprove undertook defence before meet
ing of the American party, called at Austin the
23d.-He made slaShng speech, in which he
sailed the present administration and the dominant
party at all points, and defended his votes at length
But the Legislature at least the House of Repre-
srntativeS, were prompt to meet the issue which
Houston challenged and on the 29th considered his
Individually, and passed upon it in the follow
ing resolution, which adoptcd-75 ayes to 8
Of Texas, That the Legislature approves the
of Thomas j. Rusk in voting for the Kansas Ne
braska act, and disapproves the course of Samual
Houston in voting against it."
Texas is, Judging by this VOTE nearly unanimous
for the Nebraska bill. The men of all parties must
have voted for the censure on Houston for oppo-
sing it.
At the American meeting referred to above, Gen.
G. Mcleod, one of their lead ng men, declared Gen.
Houston to be "Jonah" who must be " thrown
overheard to the ship"
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MARRIED..

In-ths City, by Rev. Dr. Mason Wednesday evening
last Dec 10TH Mr. John g. B. Grimes of Hyde county, N
c.. to Miss Helen, daughter of Hon. Charles Manly.
At Mt Vernon Lenor county, on the 18th inst BY the
ton, Va to Miss Bette Co. daughter of Jno c. Washington
On Tuesday, 18th inst by Rev. A. C. Harris Mr.. Nelson
Brame of Granville Miss Elizabeth Workman daughter
of James Workman, of Warren. ..t-t
AT Spring Gar den, Prince George county Va, We'd
ncsday the 18th inst, by the Rev. E. Murdaugh, s. a
Pummer of Petersburg to Miss Cornelia Peterson of
Prince George county.
At Tmmonsvile, s. c., Thursday evening, 18th inst,
by the Rev. Elijah Hicks Mr.. VIM A French of Whining
on N c. to Miss Hattie P second daughter of Rev. NJ.
Tmmous, of the former place. .... ......-..
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j
Mr.. Broome withdrew his proposition and the
(. House again voted as follows:
Banks 1U6; Richardson rs Fuller SO Lester 2;
Harrison, Winsow, Williams and Orr one each
ll2 votes necessary to choice
Mr. Thoring,on offered resolution for the cleo
ton OF Speaker by plurality vote, pending which
the House adjourned"
In the House of Representatives, on Tuesday, Mr..
Walker of Alab ama defended the Southern Know
Nothings against the attacks of the press the Demo-
Gratis and the Republicans, and was followed by
Messrs. Jones of Pa, Allison, Washburn, of Me-,
Orr, and Campbell .-. ...-.e
Messrs. Jones, of Pa. and Gtldings delivered their
views on the Free Soil question at length.
MIR. Humphrey Marshall defended the K. N. party,
and stated they had terms of compromise to offer
accept.
Mr.. Smith, of Va, defended his position on the
subject, and then
The House adjourned without taking ballot for
Speaker.
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INTERESTING DIscUssIoN.-Dr VIM. A Smith con-
cuded his defence before the Virginia Conference
yesterday in of the most logical and potent
speeches to which listened. DIR. Smiths
mind is massive his frame, and, like Webster,
the great constitutional expounder, 50 fortes every
position he assumes to render his augmentation
seemingly incontrovertible. This morning, at 9 o.
clock, Dr.. Deems will commence his rejoindeT DIR.
D. is chaste, ornate and finished speaker, possess
ed of genius characterized by far more than ordi-
nary spightness and, as his fame has already gone
abroad will doubtless attract large audience.
f. -ie Petersburg Express.
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Foul MURDER.-We learn that on Monday night
last young man by the name of PEBBLES, was
murdered at his place five or six miles from Smith
field, Johnston-the deed having been committed,
as is supposed, by couple of negro men who were
with him, hired hands, employed in getting turpen-
tine. His throat, the back of his neck, and his
right arm were badly cut. From the nature ofth
wounds it is thought he was asleep when attacked,
and that being aroused by the first cut he defended
himself to the last. The negroes are at large.
Much excitement prevails in the neighborhood
where this foul murder committed, and many
persons are on the alert to apprehend the supposed
murderers
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$25. 900 DAMAGEs-DR. R. L. CowPER, has
brought suit in this County against the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad company, laying damages at
s oy of h
be fractured portion of the OIL Cales +" was ex-
tracted on Monday last, by Drs Hutchings and
Lewter, from his foot.
Hon. Geo. E. Badger, Henry W. Miller, Esq.,
Hon. David Outlaw, and Messrs w. N. H. Smith
and David A. Barnes, are the eminent counsel tngag-
ed for the plaintiff. Mur. Gazette,
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- Mr.. Reade, of this State, proposed to the
House of Represe natives Saturday last that the
North select Speaker the single condition
that they select him from the South, the South
Speaker upon the single condition that they select
him from the North" The Register calls this /" an
excellent compromise" Very well, this is just what
the Southern Democrats and some Southern Wings,
embracing a majority .t1ona the South, have been
attempting to do. Why does not Mr.. Reade vote
for Mr.. Richardson, and thus stand up to his own
nrnnoSition
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MrrcHENER's DEPoT.-We have been requested to
call attention to the want of accommodations for
passengers at this Depot of the Central Road, near
Smithfed. Persons who wish to take the cars for
the west must be at the Depot at two o'clock, a..
We learn that there is no suitable shelter for
women and children at this point; and that they
are consequently, with Others exposed to The cold
and rain while awaiting the arrival of the We
have no doubt that the authorities of the Road will
at once look to and remedy these complaints.
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Large Sale of Negroes, Stock, Corn, Fodder, sc.


an THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, SHALL OFFER
Ofr sale to the highest bidder my residence near
Rocky Mount, Nas Co. N c. the following property, viz
20 Likely Negroes, among them No l Carpenter,
20 Horses and Mules among which or fine Brood
Mares in foal to the Jack,
l large fine Jack, cost $1O25 in Kentucky,
large lot of Cattle, ~ of which of Pure
Devon blood-on the Finest Bull IN the Sate, and many
others deeply crossed,
large Flock of Sheep deeply crossed with Cotswould
Wheat Thrasher capable of thrashng 600 bushels
day, ,..s.s ..t.--...- "a s-.ss..F E==,...
Brandy Stills one holding 100 gals. the other 65 gals
l Sixty-Saw Cotton Gin, by Griswould,
1 ty-Saw Cotton GIN, by Kidd,
1900 to 1900 bbls Corn, pair fine Match Horses,
$50 Stacks Fodder, good Carriage and Harness,
$50 Fat Hcgs Buggies and Harness,
g. 80 Sows and Pigs, or bbs good Apple Bran
l Wheat Fan, dy together with
Wagons Carts Farming implements, Kitchen Furniture SC
" The sale to from day day until all is sold
IL TER,s.-Sx months credit will be given upon all sums
over tel dollars.
DAVID MCDANIEL.
December 10, 1855. 9-td.
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Gbe gtan6ar0..
X. N. NATIONALITY.

The Raleigh Register has taken ground in favor
If the election of Mr.. Fuller, of Pennsylvania, as
cneaker of the House, and claims that he is a ma.
,ona man on the slavery question. That paper
rives the following as proof that its candidate is
sound
MR. Fuller, on whom the whole strength of the
southern Americans is centred holds perhaps,
tbe most truly national position of any candidate
that has been named He opposed the Nebraska
hill on national considerations and elected to
Congress as opponent of sectional agtaton-and,
coming from free State his election would be re-
ceived by the whole national party at the north
an evidence that the South does not insist sup
mort of the Nebraska bill test of nationality"
Mr. Fuller, according to the Register is nation
al man, because he insisted that the South should
remain under the ban of an unconstitutional enact
ment by which they were excluded from one-half
of>the common territories. The people of the South
did not desire the privilege of emigrating Kansas
with their saves-Mr. Fuller Gneao this, and hence
opposed the repeal of the Missouri restriction on
national considerations" Such is the reasoning of
the X n. organ!
We tell the Register, and we say to the North,
that the South &" insist support Of tic Ne
5yyx!u bill as q test of n0tionaAty." No doubt the
REGISTER and its da klantern confederates would be
glad to avoid this test but it has been established
bv the national Democracy, and the X. Ms will be
held rigidly to it.
The Register, will be observed, insists that Mr..
Fuller is sound on the question Of slavery. Now,
It is we'll known that Mr.. Fuller is the ardent poti-
cal friend Of Gov. Johnston, of Pa, who is quite
far gone in aboiitionism as William Ii. Seward is;
and it is also understood that Mr. Fuller vas par
~ to the late combination of the Black Republicans
and Know Nothngs of Pennsylvania against the
Democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner-the
object of that combination being, declared in
their published address, to limit slavery, and to
rebuke the g Nebraska 1raud and this " prO-sLucery
administrations Can the Register deny these facts?
Again: The Register com,nends Mr.. EULER as "a
consistent old-line Henry Clay Wing" Why, what
has the Register to do with "oll-line Henry Clay
Wbigs?" Is not this paper X. n. organ? Has
it not repudiated the Henry Clay Whigs?-pro-
nounced them halt, and corrupt, crippled and dad?
Or Is it true that Know Nothingism is Whiggery in
Disguise If so, who declared falsely, time and
again, tina: it was and is not? Why, the Register
But if not Whiggery in disguise-if new party,
we repeat the question, what has the Register to
do, as K. n. organ with the 60 old line Henry Clay
Wings 2"
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT AssAssINATIoN.-We under
stand that, some time last week, while returning
from Edenton, Chowan Co., to his home, Mr.. Ben
jamn Thach, leading citizen of that county, was
shot at, in open daylight -between the hours of -
and o'clock. We learn also that the wonnd re-
ceived is considered servere, if not fatal An
arrest has been made, the particulars of which We
have not learnt. 1t is supposed the obec of the
assassin money, Mr.. Thach was known to
have about 1000 dollars upon his person.
ELisbeth- Citg Sentinel.