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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-11-28

-ROOQ. iC dIncOuIn60L OuQlG not Co De
sadopted because its effect would be TO
increase the burden of taxation upon
those who are already sufficiently OPP
preesedzthe farmers and mechanics of
the State the owners of lands, and hou.
ses, and lots, and to relieve the mercan-
Little and monied interests from an eduit-
able share of the burdens of Govern
ment :"
II Were it not that the Torchlight is
known as one of the leading Fusion pa.
gpers Of the State, and it's editor fully
competent to write his WI articles, we
should be inclined to charge him with
plagiarism, for he takes precisely the
same positions and puts forth precisely
the same ideas, that were advanced by
nearly every Democratic speaker in this
County during the campaign. We sup.
pose the Torch1sght uian may be safely
sput down as being in favor of Slavery in
lKanzas qz
Gentlemen Fusers, this lodging and
shifting Of positions won't answer. we
say to you that when you propose to sell
the Public Works of the State, you are
stealing Democratic thunder and when
you propose restricting the power of To-
cal authorities in the leyying of taxes,
you propose nothing more than the De-
moeracy pledged themselyes to do in
their Platform. IF the tax law can't be
|changed without amending the eonstitu-
ton, then amend the Constitution and
abide the consequences. But there are
several of your promises which the Con-
~stitution doesno prevent your fulfilling
You can cut down the salaries of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
,rELEGRAPHTGlNEM
VI'pIniV NPW {, Work


JVLY, G.-Qulle a number Of PtttQns were ar
rested Yesterday fot drunkenness ualer the new
law, but they were oil blessed with such imPtt4
feel memories IS 10 he unsble 10 give Information
against tIse sellers Of lqu6.,anl wete discharged
after being fned len lOllels. g
No search has gel been iNade, and The police DO
not exhibit much ckeetfulnesS, but great un1iety
IS 70 the performances Of the duties devoving upon
them under the law. The papers ate filled with
lie details Of celehralionS on tie 4'h at various
points, and contain no general news Of imPortOnce
OF interest,
The steamer America AFFIXED q: Boston Of niue
o'clock last nish. liet mails were Transmitted by
tue morning train, and will uITYr here to'nghI.
The psptrs contain Few liens Of impotI. none in
i1cl, except thoss which have been Transmitted ny
telegraph.
The British carried The Outwotks Of Relan, but
were slOpped at The Tench, which was en6iaded
by The Rsdan and MaakOG, anil in which the
troops were exposed Eve times 10 mnrlsF0us
fife,
The papers Lo not pretend 10 give particulars.
but il IS said The loss eEeaty exceeds that Of any
o,het engagement in the CIiMea. The ne*s in
Inmates That III. Government has news which il
wIthhods.
The Shir NsHrayka went Ssb0ts on the Roman
Shoals last night The passengeEs aud crew were
saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NV YoRx, July 6--FiouE is in better drmanA
common and medium frmer. Common Stale is
wanted to I'll contacts and is scarce. Extra Gen.
esee ilnl. and in order 10 sell 10 any extent hold
ers must ucrert easier pilceS. Sales 1000 Ohls al
S.3ja7S. Common TO straight and choice STATE
mixed 10 fancy S.Sba9,lS, and lO,75aI2.5O TOT ex'
TIA CicneSec. Canadian f'mtr, sales at 9,S1als,'
IS 5or inferior 10 best rXWa. Rye flour. prize Tie
same, Nothing doing. Corn meal duh at A,Si FOL
Jersey, s, 2S 1T Bnndvwine.
Gnin.--TheEeiS mote inquiry for wheat, AMI a
limited supply. fmer; sales yIoh n prime white
Canadian 2.3'ui0. There is but liV's white v eS'
TEN in market. Rye scarce and Lrm at .1Sal.r C
delivered. bailey malt strictly prime held at 40
Com in GAir d-n1nd receipts To iar extent; salt
nj 9O,9? COMMON 10 sIicIly PRIME tn'Ied Wey'crn
WLre southern ITO. Ouis dnil und lower; sale!
Glar3 TOT State and Western.
Whisky not 81 faiE: saleSnt+oa4l.
Provisions. firm, sales re,'''c'ed: $40 FOL
old mess, l9talO 3 IL tyt new, 1914 ut prime
Brrf steady and firm, 9.7ihlO fot country plume
Is. 6OalG yUf te .packpl CtCn2'. Cut meats finn
9lalOI 1T hams, TIA9 lO' sAn0lLeis. LAE!lS III
Changed Butter and cheese dali.
Stocks unchanged. Money Nnl exchange do
limo Genital $50; Ene rs. %; N. S. & ! CON
sluclnr, 81; NYCenIrol l0lii Eie i3i; Harlem
29I; Reading Oh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

9,nI ACCIDENT on 7nE o. & P. RALROAD.-
On ws'nesIAy afternoon, a lad pbOat'Afeen yest'
ot'se, named Cherries W. Harris, was accidentally
krIlsl on The Ohio and PeosItyqpia R'iIsDad, in
The following nannen lIsWas employed OIL tue
majlinin TO 'ere wafer to the pasenset'' and rs
The cars passed RiChlond station, short distance
east Of Crestline, went cut on tie platform 10
LOOK ahead, and not being careful, his head came
in contact with water tank, aud he was E"ock'
ell oil Ire train, The esrs we're Immediately
stepped. and although sill living when piHked
Up, he died in abontlsn minutes. Ills body was
conveyed 10 the residence Of his mother In Mas
Sion. lie Was an only 500, ard the occurrence
h'p'sssed so heavily OR'hj' moIbtE-a widow
''aI'hs il no' Xpeetel 10 Survive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

UrrcG, July 6.--Thp Stale Convention Of HE
vettr rams qf the war Of 1912 was held yesterday.
Gen. Van Rensselaer,, 81 Albany, was chosen
President. The Convention unanimously adopt
ed memorial to Congress, settling forth tie claims
Of the soldiers # the war With England and call
ing fOt The passage Of A law granting pensions to
the surviving soldiers and objects 81 the atmy,
and 10 The seanlen aud officers Of The navy wEo
were engaged in the services Of the United States
lunng that wal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
PUBLIC SALE
Valnahle Real Egtate

Valuable Real Estate.
TINnE u de S,gCd will ODER al public sale, TO the high
est JiJder at the Gtsdes Hotel in tue iowa OF OAK
-'''' - eaturday 18th July next.
at /? O'Clock 81, all Ihc 10. OWING deseTbsd real estate
FiIST-ihe property knowna sthe
"GLADES HOTEL"
ThlslSa large and CUuHUiinuS OJe, Sl1S'cd upon tue
baltimore aud OHIO RIiIIUld, Vas a'ey e'eeied 70 &C
tOnnodae tie passengers upon tie tailIIld, am now
has two daily trains GunnIg tot BREAKFAST and dN
ner. tits alto 2vonse ,sS,W Hn,i"s 'he '! t
the top OF the Altshany Mountains Is esiEe&d as ore
OF tie most he,hy And r!eAsah retreats IN tie county
Although it has heen Oae IO orc season only the house
has been crowded 10 lis Utmost capacity, ami many have
heen TUNED away for Wlt VI loom. suitable AEleAl
" srOaud for further building IS aud improvements w he
sold with H. Tie hole! il NOW un'er Isaie iof Ite
ycuS al 100 TeI yeST-but The ruIC!seG desires In
mediate tS,eS lV, lie Can OotaiH 1t hy puErIAsIs Tie
furniture ala lair NGlG4lIOu.
SHONU-iLe .... go.
DEPOT BUILDINGS, STORE AND GROUNDS
AT OAKLAND,
will contract wilh tie AaI ore aud Ohio RsilICSL
CUmvSny, Se1uIUG In TeTvviIy ;fr PilYie-es Ola re:
cpd avs shtIur-ee IFayei aud Commissions On Soods
ICctiNed aud forwarded
This Ii VI u The best mercantile OtA'lJnS 70 he tund
in Toe cpGUuy, AID oaeu sreAt iudurcGe"S 10 those
w'm!E I" engage !" 'hs business.
1HlHl-I
GRIST AND SAW MILL
In OdkIsuL ThlaIS all excellent water power. The rIe
set mill Is doing lair CGuutty Ee.csS II would Be
an excellent point IOf nRtcHaRt nil.
FOuNIlI-allI:e hy!t5el o.
TOWS LOTS IN OAKLAND.
which Wi be sold Ow 10 those desiring Ia hulid Tx
town is iarIIy Improving, and tar pOPe';T s'nefea'
Tug N value.
! fIHIlI-lhs .
SAW MILL ON MUDDY CREEK.
! 500 Acres ef Timber md llincrnl i'umds,
y; ohthe IGushogamy river aHl NaddJ erees' shOo'
a uIes ON the nll!nOIe aud Ohio IllIO1d aN sever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Duvns " CuoLEGA,-on Saturday last, Mrs.
\. GteeL Of Allegheny CITY, po., died Of cholera
en- hoard The steamboat Jacob Straiehat Cincinnati.
Iii Nlted that size had been hdulginE freely IN
fruits. ice cteamS, &c. MIS-. Taylor Of PhiIadel'
pha. and Mrs. Dent, On the SaWs boat, died
alnosI al the zane time With M!'. Greet from The
s,me jisease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Coxucno$.--A. !. COpeOhaver. tried. like
sun, forthe mutd.E Of Isaac ". Smith at Win
eu,sL Va, was found guilty on Friday lost Of
zlrdet in the second dsg'se. On Monday he was
anlsacsd 10 the peniIeO,iaFy fOr fifteen yeats
,.t,r year, less thin Tie term assigned to his &C.
coaplice,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

DrAru or AS gs.StrNpEs OF CoSoaEss.--The
LyaehLuts VitIinlaa mentions 'umOt that Dr..
AvereV, Of Halifax, Va, formerly a member Of
COu,Na, went4O his study, few days OsO, with
lighted segor aud laid down on lounge when
probably falling 10 sleep, his sessE set Cite to
thicsIy Wadlel dressing gown, which he had on.
lie vrs tuou enyelOPed in flames, 'nl either ffo@
suaossliOn OF tho phalius Of hu@e, eSPfel'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

CmSOE ~ t.E PSEsIpEScr OE rAEB.. 4 y.
RyL,O,p.-It is tQmotedi and eotteetIy, We be-.
l.,e. that Mr. lIatisOn, the Ptesent President Of
,be BpIimOIe and Ohio RalltOad CompoayEtst to
,,.i,u, and that be will be succeeded by MI
IaaSsoX 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Tux cmOLEG. is stated to be raging very molig'
r,a.iy in MSysville, KY A number Of the most
:ssp.ctoLle citizens Of the place have fallen vic
tins 10 the disease. 1t has also broken out in
i.grse,uwn, Missouri, and there had brrn twenty
Two deaths al the last accounts. Not single
family in town had escaped tue visitation Of the
epAemic, Alarye portion Of the population had
Rtl in consequence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

VIZ have brie6y mentioned the sudden death.
4, Cincinnati, Of FLA1OSR Il. POLLOcv,: late clerk
oi The Heanet Matte Wayne, aud native OIL
Wheeling. Ills Eemains were Brought hsts fOtin.
,s,u,r,. We knew Nj. r. well, aud We but ex.
Mes, he feelings Of oil who knew Lin in regret
Ips Tie los Of one who possessed so many excel.
len, Qas!ines Of head and heart, KIM, aGlOIe
and genial, ali his impulses were noI'le and gene
rop, snl all his motives wefe good. lie was an
active, ll.issnI and mOst wotity yOurg man; an
alden, anil ailhfll friend, aud dutiful sou whose
$50 his widowed mother will We ittePa'ab!e,--
scarcely past the mornins Of life, he was sudden
" stricken dcsn hy the "nestience that walEeth
IN lyknen and wasteth at monday" while The
world vas yet bri.ht LefOre him. Green be the
t,,.aoiseasd turf above him, for il wtaPS no
form HLttsin dwsIt nober sriii than tue de-
SAlted split Of PlSl Pollock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
,.-None Of ouf nlay. foets should for

A7usS9vx:-Noae Of our play.gosts should for'
%, ,n,t ,O.nisbl Sit. DouolURfT, The clever com
allan and fuu.naEsri taxes BsReai. TheFs i
uuc, competition sahoos Ous d's eOlApAnles Io'
,b.t ,pIenild TgumPetwbich M'. DOusbetIy will
,opi.b, present 10 The company selling The largest
nuuIet Of ticket"
Ayoat the best bill Of The season isRteientet
,.n,,b,. The jtSmo Of thstB'Odit Chief' aud
Ms 9 ue1ies Of "LoIa sIonteF' and the "lri'l
I;oOn asd numbstpf oshet Sesy Attractive feA
,ntt4 sill be presented. MI and Ms. CHAPMAN
hay. kindly consented 10 appear fox tNe benefit
n Nj. DSushetty, who we trust shall bs gteetet
with . tSlI house,
The Trumpet may be s3en today OF BIEHOF''
evelry ,ott, Msin street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
na1.rlMnRE MARHR1,.

DAIrnoeE, July G.-FIdur held al s9,75.-
SalpsU Wheat. new while nj s2i2a2,?6. The
market lot Corn is duIli White, sl,O9nl,O Yell
low, 9CalG0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

B..ppocx's DEStA4.-To.dsy completes The
one huadtelh yeat since The delea. Of Gene'al
grdIock by The Ffehch and Indians, on the Mon.
ou..hels viyes. The defeat was total; sixtyfouI
objects DOT Of riEhty.fse, and about six bundled
pnvstrs wetv killed. A lbs!S TelieA! eNsued.--
TIE amy made no hsltnn,il it met the Division
va!er Dunbar, forty miles in the near. There
g,hlcCk died from his wounds. The whole army
e,n,nued 10 teireal until il reached RoEt COmbtt'
and, Ons hun1tsd and twenty miles fIOn1 the seen.
u iLe catastrophe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
JAMES 3. MARSH,
Nhw WHOLESALE ND BETNIL
Root And SHOE STORE,

no. 3j Monroc street, Wheeling, h"'
SLNT DOnR 10 UEEER, UTT ASpCO.
AN now TtceiYIEs at MY lew store Tcnn on Monroe
Gteet, large aNd elegant uSEOltment VI boots anu
soeS Which a selected with sea: Gaze aud had Ne a,
By the best woGEHsn ~ the East, expressly i0I
TONERS cEer whoeS le ~ etaii with ylItY o!SrIlns
and Snnuner Goods, not TO be surpassed BY any 1:heF
tOuSe IN the cir, etNsT III AIlei w06GHIaV' VI dS'a
Amongst which viii he found the following se'sORabe
HOOdH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Nav ORLpAXs, July6.-COltOn declined. Sales
$50 bales Of low nlillling u. Oats ATE steady al
81 Ceuis. Sides lti. Com 1OasS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
l.Al.E.n[l1fCA.L.a aoa
1--WE WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR PoR
e, ALL THE TlNe cru RS TIA MRFoY
-. n. nNHp lNINMEIl. ~ W - =.

Z; PvEP n {nEn " NJ
THUS fbbke tti,E SE.I I'M thShi bbfi bsFH he
th4UE4l Ii;Ihs 49, besT Il ~ ma ibe,
ihSfio On a., ~ ro,SS viSis AIR.
4 d aiRr; Ia tf AM. w y ~
I KeY lARRS " H. NBcuit ia ta,,Sted AID tRakfska.
fb editor OF 1hai ivbV s,SI FSSd a.
liner lie ChIiSlSn ISMIar I"SiltIe5 II Peitf IN ki,
VS In us eitloIIal ii lie ISL ~ Nav isS S .SSSs
! Of H,sSisN't IjE,kIE, Tnsir,,, - s..,s
ss's''' ''..'e"' ,6''3i';
! uS,,,. ,rn,. No., ,,. 4 y ~ IL
~ IH ,;1h '.ta'V t'.toSN 70 e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
Ne6 Stock Of Boots and Shots.dt
N. +. DORsEY'S
WOak Hall,N

n 10 Mti1II 7 doerf tflolo UNtga a.
HAVlNG IeIl1Rtd f;om tie Manufacturing Etlt blSh'
Ill meRts Of lie Eas Mia stack q booty aud Shoes
eU1pIiIing All la varied StTIeS for the Pleelt aid Sn'
nIuSthIhS SeiS0n Of 1855, would IeSFeelluy inIe ono
aud all 10 tO and eSaulna mr. SOtkt q am eoAhdent
that cav SUIT ali and every bodT, EoQl, Pretty
and thGp gods wilt 20 J.. lntsad 70 keep t9s besl quail
ef thA lLeY can Be bought elksWheTe tail and eElnle
ny GODS Aud Is t4y d6At reAte, 10 eaIte will be made
III IA uihihS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTIC MEDICINE"
IN THE
--.-- e lYOR l. Dill"

&" WORL D!!"
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
Five B6xes for 81,O0.
80. HAL s T Il a D. s"
AN7L.DYS ? EPT1C PILLS
INlLL relieve every "hUman be.Es" who has Ar Of
w the following symptoms;
mitigation, Headache,
HliiONtIess, kNtIeGIe nervous agitation.
Acldity, PdVIl9ltOn u tie heart.
seltse o. oppTeSSlOn At the for tie slight
nit Of the stomach, est eXeIItOn,
Depression Of SpiIiS, MisliEeAA aud iHdStinctRC3s
Helyluets, Of Vision,
Cold hands and Eet:, Unplellaui laA:eini The mouth
SumhueSS Of tile Limbs aud particularly when IslHe III
OtkArrAIls. The nlOfnng,
Vertigo NatDk9, bull heavy pam, and sense Of
UtficiNly oil respiration, weight In the head.
StupOT, y tcn1UIaIY loss OF memory
lTttablty, 4 sense Of Emptiness,
IlTowAiHeSS, fI!se tets IeqLehl ald more
Debility, Ceh'e than uauAl,
Extreme lanEuOr and EH- Dependency.
hausltON, KnatistIOu aud Extreme lie.
Resi'esauesS, bIllty.
COiliYeEcH"
PHEeIrll lhT0ia at
BurHct s. Co.'s, ~ Enst Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
u"Pot sale By DrUsgislS everywhere. IN
1"PRlCE-3j cents 70" single box, OF 81 toT u =
Ne4OL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09
ZAxr,ylLLr, ONO.

Mr. J. b. loE3,yim'M;- ..--.....,
Dear Slr - hive been afflicted OF three scar: witt
rheumatism In ms bach, en-: 0r to" aN TX MHmhS ""
abe 10 re; out Of ms ted without Lep, AMI IOuJ agent il
our ely insisted Oi ne uyB! Vht bottle ~ Ih1ts Fhu
luient and try What shsci twovd have: d oLe bot
tie lss relieved ire mach hat was able 10 gel ea' U
my bed without difficulty has btent bless % 10 He
; tIy Ii OI yuu,sel ard you viii be well r;taitA
MRS. ". COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

Wholesale ard Retail AleNis, ...,..
THOMPSON * PATTERSON,
m1-ty 40. III Vain street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

DoY'S call booi'i
I'd do Krbv0iSi
do calf Oxford Ties;
DO hTUSIrH
HoY's boots and shoes Of every kind and descriptions
Also, child es Shoes Caters. &e.l Of all sorts sid
EleSl In act can suit ever! body tn anytttns they Mas
want 10 ny line. Don't forget 1928 Main street, Whee!in;,
Va. =. l., DORSEY.
r: S.-coUntry merchants sorting W EOt cash Wild
well 10 call 6Ap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

x THUS tf6ke NitS 66,t F6od 'hShB 6bt hAfB he
eAaTgs lSlAs IS'st,J heat 6lEl, Aaa tbeH dtJltN W.T.
4et Y tAsE On o. be msae Wloe3 H7SettStsNf stf',
Sfta IsiRri htttLt AnIr, iE5S5Ilf '.yiif e NJ
ksI IARRS W. H. NACUtt, The tAltAted aEd tRdkf nd
fnt e9lior o. thai highly popular aIA eXtehSSey tS a.
ikG ChItslSn lIaNler, Iubshed al Fledt VAT.
Va In bis elIoIIh 81 lbe 18th VI Mar, 1885, tA srssAS
Of HihyS9hE liEtkklt TneIEt,, ~. : j ,.s4s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-09

NJ ES'S Rtna ealt boOisj
WI ElnP liaiteTti
't,- Fine morocco bootsi
FihA half welt
-..a,s, Fine KIN
Pie Congress
q PiH4 cloths Gaiters,
Glove xiii
elolh, diI'Ni coli
ealtColTreSS
- oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
I AIDES fee black LiSIte1Is
IL Tan cO.Ored Gaitenii aaa
FaBty DO 10
Jenny lind Slippers
do WetSI
[: FIJI FSI., slpp.t. 80
NJ IESES Jenny uHd SlIpreIsi
IIL . Fire GOlteisi
a. Kid boO,SI ,.N
,as morocco bO0tS. s..-
all Of which arc Of tie latest styles. aP4
-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27
The Erie War Over.

By dispatch received by Capt. Gray. on Sat.
urday, from G. C. Dennis ESD, Superintendent
of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad, it an.
pears that peace again reigns in Erie" This
is contamination which will give great salts
faction to the entire West. We sincerely hope
that the business community and the travelling
public will not again be annoyed by the bellig-
erent doings of that redoubtable city. The
dispatch is as follows.-Dem. Press:
a.-a q, is-sal.a .......a.e. BUFFALO, Jan. 13
To Capt. Geo. M. Gray, agent NJ. s. L. r. r.
4I Company: -. j. ....5 -.
= Difficulties all over at Erie and Harbor
Creek, and trains are running regularly again
without detention.
-4A .:.Alt 34oo& ~. -. G. @. DENNIS, II
= '-''- Sup't Buffalo and State Line &. RI
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27

Responded to by Capt. Simps n.
1.-THE Governor of Minnesota. .-s--...-.-
No response.
= G. Oar Delegate, may the highest interests
ofhis constituency aiocays control has actions.
Responded to by Hon. W.P. Murray.
Z. The future State of .Minnesota-des-
tined to be the Ncrth Star in the Constellation
of Liberty.
Responded to by O. F. Perkins, Esq.
s. SIN. Iritfth.-To his skill and energy,
as the Architect and Engineer of the Mississip-
pi River Wire Suspension Bridge, we are in
local capital in the beautiful structure which
unites, now for the first time the East and West
Banks of the "Father of Waters" May the
bridge which shall afford him pathway across
that other river at the end oflife's journey, be
as facle of passage, and may the Great Archi
tect welcome him to that home on the Other
side-which is free from all shade of sorrow ant
unbroken by single care.
Responded to by Capt Simpson.
9. The Mechanics of the Work-Theil
skill has been fully endorsed by their labors.
Responded to by Mr.. Griffith, the Engineer
of the Bridge and the hero of the enterprise
| 10. The Mississippi Rirer WIre sSuspen
sion Bridge CO.-Suficiently honored in bein!
| the first to open across "thc Father of Waters
pathway to the ''march of Empire"
Responded to by Hon. H. II. Sibley.
IL. The Press of the Ierritory.-May it
chief glory be its independence.
| Responded to by Mr.. Bowman of the st. An
thony Express.
II. The Western PiOneer.--The true rep
rcsentativc ofthc spirit of the 10Th century.
Responded to by Geo. +. Brott. Esq.
-. Woman.-The guardians of our honor
| the chief attractions at our fresides and in ou
homes. May her presence ever cheer us on
ward in the path of duty.
Responded to 10y j. Mem. Holland, Esq.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
The Heraldof this morning says Mr.. Soule
has resigned his position as Minister to Spain,
and win speedily return to the U. S. >I'' =
The political ball at Tammany Hail. last
evening, in celebration of the battle fNew Or
leans, was very spirited affair, and drew to-
gether the leading democrats Of the city.
Several speeches were made and a desire for
the fusion Of the two wings Of the party was
manifested III some quarters Letters from
leading men in all quarters Of the Union were
[. The Washington correspondent Of the Cour-
Ter Il Enquirer, states that Secretary Guthrie
has adopted sumptuary list of cut glass,
ready made clothing, wines and other luxuries,
of which she offers to make q so or 40 per cent.
schedule, as acompromise between the extremes
in Congress. No pains are to be spared to car
~ modification of the present tariff.
The washington correspondent OF the Tri-
bune says that at the parade ofthe Old Soldiers
to-day, the appearance of Thurlow Weed, with
= cockade on his head, created great degree
Of interest. He served in the war Of 1917. as
Quarter Master Sergeant, and to-day he met
the same Quarter Master, after separation of
Is years. 49, g. -,..s. & : -.-l y
Il. As the steamer State of Maine was going
through He'll Gate, last night, she ran into and
sunk, Immediately the schooner Sarah Lee
Sparks from the New. Haven. No lives lost
and the steamer very little injured : ,agzl =
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27
Not Removed!

John Esaias Warren, District Attorney FOL
Minnesota, is not remoued from Office. Mr.. At
torney General Gushing, it appears, in hasty
moment, shot at the hare and wounded the
hounds. We are inclined to think he will mol
hereafter serve notices of removal upon faith
full subordinates. merely upon misrepreseh'a
tions made to him through hirellng presses
and instigated by hopeless and desperate trad
ers in their neighbors' reputation. More here
after In regard to this matter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27

e- "Our host I" of the Merchants Hotel,
gives us to understand that another of his pop
To those who have heretofore attended, an in
vitation to be on hand, is unnecessary. To all
others, we would say,-Take advantage Of a
pleasant evening. .. a.l bHs .va.ialil .