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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

LANDING ~ TINE riLQniMs
~ie5rfso- Of s~ La~as~y n ~ PVsvsus rasA~-. n Ky-
eaa az ~ Hayys evy. 81 Aarss cos~tys ~~d~r sas
pisces " ne Phsods&e Sccssty n Gssvy~so~s f"sisys
-snm The arrangements ~ sns Ssans csts
rnp11p 9hcs Fr~ad Anc-y ssv$ hS h"sa %
ah~ ~ WA~hasenn ssd im
cell sswH sna pssaisf
~~azsf the George abcvs assaossd
The psics Of |. - ~srA rN~y b.
psscss~d ths riownx ss~s kavsH Lawssc~ ens
q sb cNi~n- e"t~ss - -
md u Aarn v kinsss Pssssyvasa ay-sA~ " >
Aavys~sA ys~ sfs~
VISA kw~eeays snsks"s~s
1cNeehaay Navy
fsva
sssid ssssss sf ~~iovsnx
y~sSrsiasy y~SSs~4 ~ak~
shr VI
rsn~ss~~ss,
iAsh Mar ~ 4s|4 .s
Asrxre~ yep~~cw
during th~
~ wass sse
.f street. No9aay Nay ,
s'eiees, vsis about s~ sbso~tsg We'd
yoHv CARROLL HRENT
Wa A. kE~NEDy.
GEORGE NAME
JnHH r GAmsFLI.
VRASLl1 Mr&kksANY.
CnsGi ss~ ~ Arrshwsnsas~.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

ID kHMlG hRATDE.~, Wn4<x-aa@Aexss xke---f rrcss
II spring sappy rsfrgasors
v~mmlnnae arrangement msAia1
IL the psrsecs rsGgrsssos nsaxk~G
Also, coalsrs ~ s&psrS~ kaAA and iii ssass
~ rnia lOv ~ W.. HARnOVEK,
May 1-lw asv~nsh street, Pafronc Hank
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

Rssoged by sae Eoze
Unasd Satxs fesea Cangress assembled bid m
supplies s provisions, clothing
be rsierfed the OF made b.
who known manufactures nj
article proposed 70 be sarnshsd which
BE- aistiney sIsr1 iae bats ofrsd; pxr.o.
who f~d VI
they
the option OF tte department. b.
bid Dc nhrsd of ae supply Of scis
oh ~hoe Of
the sha net NJ
scstv-d ~ snetes as each ohrr and t
dsssd necessary or M interest Of the
of the OF tks United States
brands Of hur winch
Bureau n Provisions sn,hsng % ne see
Of ths Navy, procure me
same On the best terms, II paaytrs nsest
arpsaynd " March, 1854
al s-law4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

LaRGK EAxnY.-Mrs Elizabeth Hunter, eonsort Of the
late Major benjamin Hunter died in Appomattox on tie
18th ulno the advanced age az seTenyve years She
leaves nine children seyensix grandchildren and six
teen greatgrandehdreu besides large Number Of rea-
tiyes and friends, 10 mourn their sudden loss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

DErsoIT, May S-Sevea thousand dollars, in and ten
dollar notes 81 the Peninsusr Bank city, were stolen
from the bank to-day The notes had been issued
They eounersigned by :. ~ Holiness State treas
urer, and numbered from lo0i Iaoo, dated April L.
reward Of $500 has been offered for the Of rohber
and the recovery OK the money.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

RBsssGkBtE c1sE or LoSGKvITY.The New Orleans Del
"a the death in that city Of Mrs. Resale He's
sor at the advanced age o. AuBdsd end gear.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

~ .. G. AszI ~ =. A~sss~~s~s.
ExEcEroas sALB 90 LAnDB PUNCHING MACHINE,
II ssars-~ash~' ensss, Ts~s4xy anssnooss
My sts, . s'sss~a:s .AaA e<ssyx sAy~s scf~
ts~s sses rsssksug
- bsss
e0~rAts~ eonps,
essv~1 vAesn.
Lat " S~~s Ass
eH un. es~c& aS airs
ssarg days, ssr sa~s s~srta~ty endorsed sasss
JAS. 4. NeGIfRs,
Nss sd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

II iLlrAstT ~ Mn AmA -, OF
class, eli qaals1cs, hr pa~As AAl
pas0~s Aszltnu~
MarSeatss q
Il a 4
~ da eaosed ~ ~
t 80 assorted sh'rsas eoisas ion msdasu 10 hac
We savnf,aby c0su~,
na~h
Also
Badn, Newport, psush
tc Judges
Delay hfts prrsaa1
tsuyd prss, A~ssmS all
PERkT = 6AGTNE9,
agenuai Aess~p," W~ss nuaI&tns,
May s-GtdH OSposscs Csau Market
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We learn from the Alexandria Gazette that the receipts
10, ~ tons.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

Hos rHKr rkEAT roLIcEaKS n Nav OEIkass.-A tavern
keeper 10 New Orleans the I'D nt attempted with te
assistance o. tao aerompoes 70 hang policeman in bis
baEroom, because he houghi the officer bad informed
him for ceiling iquor without license and anyhow he
had made up bis mind TO hang polieenaAF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

WssaSoToS AarruUcT.--Thers goodly namher q
IN city from distant parts 81 he country
attracted here by the proposals Cor bgng the washnQe1
Aqaeduct This i the last DAY for the reception q the bids
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

ssr sas~s s~ssstsrta~y s~assss
las 4. NcGria<,
Nas sd Asrneeser
sa1lcssea ~ Panama Railroad
R4@-<ssa Of E~s esAsv-sa.
HE~ ua'ssd sssss sad s,esm.ases ssass Ss~
- tho Mh al saaata
eeaS~vtas with sM ssssassss srem Faaasss An.
gwpassnisas. ard so~ssa,y spsvx sa& safssy
fhs ieaSo
s "a i, Wv vss sssosss ~ sen 3
e@sasea rsaaSa - ~ cxp~ase
sas a-.y s~sa - Nee tSA esvvs ~ n2s.sss % hs Mp
ss-ss stssA~vs ssm ~ N~~ Sass Rsa.as a~s
SO FsAsss assanuon IN Of ane'asss - nss
Passengers gay sssy A.pa-
- shssssA by ss~a&~r, cAsss~
Far lrass cs~ss = ss s~v1 aopsy ~ ~ sssscy
West street, New tsski IN T. w. AfNoNp.
1sys-ad
yosice to Travellers between wAsAta3ts~ and
8altAnsrs.
A2
.. a .s. 4 I'd e. r.. % E: *. !. u !:
larf4infe, ws~Asason leaving NJ
an asa i,en ha,sassss - AS a.
iesvas H.Asnase 5la fax wheel
Iouw ". DOVE
May A-tas Msssvr TtsDspostanos = 4 o. r. T.
rHE sOA1~nCrUnx sAss - Cs&y rrspsrsy sss ssnss.
aaverissA s0- Nsaoaai Inssassserv, pscs
aseacsas arss ss.osAg II s~p
~ ssasas ~ss s~s A~a Sssa~Ass avsss
rsr~.s" ssndss pcp~ry advertised
Nay &-afraays cosleesos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

tbs otDSsT posTstlsTEs gxiTEp SFsrssMr. John
Bicke * Joassio Lebanon Coany, Pennsylvania j. the
oldest postmaster in ihr United sustes he appointed
under Jeersons administration hy Gideon Granger
the 2ad 81 September s0a and has held the Office hfty
three years next September lie i eighrytwo years old
and does all the business himself
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

Hon Henry A. WISE, Accoa,ac, Virginia.
James Lyeas, Esq. nGhmaad, Virginia.
a.aih u PsnsiaaF, kiahmoDd
Virginia
staifofa H. Parker. Rchmond, vss,sa
iahn Il, Fuuh~tun, VHssasa
Hfn. Salnnst CasnV, Wnshtn3fsny y. e.
Htsisam J. Wsvd sxq Baltimore
Lewis iMoeriaxe. esp, New xers
MarvuT Neal \
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

~ AGESCT AT WA-4ss~sT.sr -Tha sub
III frnsrry Richmond, vgta assnw sstsatshsd
ffoa ~ the TreHs-
especially bannes
I'D penHoB. under ~ C0nHsesss
tsvss euscass uas~sspts Of As David porrnwoas
perhaps, ,ndsR whch made
~ pap~rs
nchaaoan very pmpor all
pabbc
~tiE lnrysr~t ksn NJ he vii hes
ahle ~hars shs aanssH b. snirey
una HE % do 0 4 sFs
Fes cIxis undsr aseh giving
o. u In hs
yhsyres m he very umoAerafr FELIX HIGHLANDS. i
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08


GREAF oUR SHIPMENTS OF RREADsrrFFs 70
EuRoPKflunts Commercial Chronicle and Review gives
the following comparison OF the OF breadstuiTs
ported from New York foreign ports between January
Isl and April l4th this year and last;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

HEavY s0Y,We copy the ssllowiEg from
the Boston Transcript;
a A few weeks aga yoafh named John Fitgbbou
stale 500 from hts father Warren titxqibbonte same
being tile savings several years bard labor The grace
less Immediately deeampea, bot last night dsooy-
cred and Oyerhauied by the police ia North street. AMI
comparatively small portion Of the rnoney recovered The
young grodgar confessed that he 10 New Bedford
where be squandeFed large amount of the cash eutsasfd
IN extenuson That he druggrd and robbed Of $500
He taken before the police court this morning and
held in $4,000 Ger examiraron Tuesday next
NiAeAaA fALIss-Nisiters already hocking TO Nj
agara and that village Is beginning TO .
pect The Buffalo Commercial saws
aThere was great falling or in the pleasure travel
throughout the country last circmsia that VIII
doubtless 70 create corresponding increase during
the coming season. The Clifton House viii probably
aud larger shar1c than usual view Of tho
h,rt that Mr. shears being IN land Of free oddes
laugh az the provisions Of The act to prevent panpersm
and crime and continue supply good wines and liquors
to his guests while coffee and cold water VIII be The
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

PRpHiHTios y DELAwAEE--The Maine-liquor Law VEN
into eset 10 Delaware the 81 instant An increase ii
hs price " boarding At he hotels went into operation a
the same time general storing away of liquor was OBJ
ssryable for several days previous
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

0S 4 VISIT Elk Governor Bell Of Texas is now %
visit to bis friends Ia New Orleans
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

THs TRAVEL TO cALnoRSIA.-Ths steamer George Law
which sailed for Aspnwan Saturday last took out
eight hundred passengers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-03

4 OTFEE. Sugar Na.a-,c-. Powder. and
Shot. Tor -t.r tg
{. TllETrOgD Is Go.
Nov 3. 1888
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-03
Later from Europe.

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)ator. ana Is INV ''''S'
4 The NtP"'' "'''7 ~, XIII -" 49,,
eeaerhe"' 49, a.. -. l., H.
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-mea' g., - A.
Inc 'euc" ea''' a.,.I,..,
4 CASTOR a''. ~" '''' 1''t.t...'l't'.'..
ned near Itul'A'''''' ','' .'t,.,,.', ii ~
Foe Nii'ed '''''S .t. H. h
Pae,' - "''' as, u.s. :, al ,ho hs,.
of >'uasfaPob anu ere ''.''',''' ~
! q tor an 'ai'N '"' wv
lu ,hcm On the "'"'' '''' Wv nus
lans we're making every u''l ''''''''', '''
bom'se to reply 70 wv "''''" wa Wv
.ie,t N2'r g.. g.
t'"n ""'i.c''H'' .''' ''.'' ~ '..
) ,Huf. i"'I "P /" '''' % '"s'. "',' " ''"'
4 I.u- ibe preparations "''s' '''' '''n
, do. the vines "'.' "'' "''''iH '"'
! '.m"ni against Tue l ''''''" 'o' '"1'
! H' previous ""N' '"r - '''s''' Wv '''''
tiah movement aad I'"d'ng II Intellectual
ia' t''7' af'a0. Vs. gov Prise = ''''''
% "." b.eh a-''''''''7 'ho I'' '''.''''
resolved on ''"''A'''g '"' ''"'"'
tr'e "ppe'is nothing ',!''''' To cups
iui' 'nm"r
III" ''"'t has iflt the position b. ,f' Sec
@"r'I .n H'rcf.' ''i"' .'.'H y was
'..d hoN,'.t. .il' l's dtsiini'''" was
| ....f odessa or .Nlttt.lrtI. INu most ffUh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-03

One hundred and thirty seven citizens OF
lew Brauniels. certify that one \ Sinner.
b.. (who wrote letter to DE iuion of
b.. city. of an abolition character, and
presented himself as an exponent of the
German popuation,l Is vigabond, and
b representations untrue. The card to
b. effect appears III the san Antonio
ledger.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-03

i rn n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-03

WV ORR. OF l. In addition to the
srtations which the NlIrs w-r" making
the north side 10 attach the Rn.s.1u. in
..r prescu, position, they bad established
te,ie. on For, Nicholas aud the Qua,sn
= Nh
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
AN ACT
To Incorporate the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Conf
pany of the City of Saint Paul.
Re- ted hu Iouis,a ire

AN ACT
To INCORPORATE the Pioneer Hoo! and Ladder Conf
pany of the City of Saint Paul
BE enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Minnesota
Territory:
SEcTIoNl. Washington NJ. Sces. F.. Greene Durbn,
Tho,apsuu Richie, p. V. Lull,
such hereafter
and tYr they hereby
body polite corporate name, and title the
Ramsey aud Territory of Minnesota,
title, hereby invested with fun
purchase, hold,
the
dollars sell otherwise dispose
the same be prescribed by the
said shall be to establish and main
good and sufficient hook and ladder
with aprurtenances, ana hold the same in
the
Of limit the city Saint
said hook and ladder
shall exempt duty and service in the militia,
during their continuance i'm said
bcrs NUMBER Iher thereof who shall have
shall thereafter be
jury duty aud militia duty.
3. The said corporation its aforesaid shall be
to contracted be sued,
plead and be mpleacd be defended in all
havin sea and
break or alter the at pleasure of the company.
take and IS
repealed, altered amended by the
Legislative Assembly Of this Territory at any time.
J. S. NORRIS, Speaker Of TT. OF +.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Prcs't Council.
Approved Feb. OF, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby foregoing a orig
inal act OH file in this Office. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of the Territory of Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
MYSTERY SOLVED.
DIM SIGHT TO BE OVERCOME,

Is invented two inerent NAV be seenthe reading
and the FAR off istancew the sYectacles, wieh
I'LL lately been considered an s'fossibily.
Celebrated Opticians, Abans, De,rot Michigan,
Keep In both places large wholesale VI all the
atcs approved mathematical, philosophical, and the
largest variety of optical Instruments.
Suffering lately from liver complaint debility, brought
by conense workshop years, lac
has by the advice his physicians found cha
the climate ami make recrcag and therefore brought
On WIN nm Tor SAFE OK only, very ne Sekc
Ton OK his best Eye glasses in every shape and qnay-peri-
rior to before brought this Territory the north
west Alsothe largest sized microscope, GOO times
down to the small pocket microscope and spy
glasses, of size and quality Lastly his justly celebrated
and approved Government Engineers Drawing Instruments, Of
superior quality with the Improvements
anshp waranled These rticls will be soh al the lowest
eastern manu- ictoy preeswht the material and labor
cos-deductns Cost of transportation, the object being only to
succeed in that shall consider enough and
start when meet with encouragement, shop that kind
este scientific instrument kind, which has
before been afforded without sending in large
which cannot be done with the naked eve might please to
even without ipe Dos this seiec
tion scientific grstis the
special engineers, surveyors architects teachers
scholars, doctors and every mechanic Of
advantage to him in his business. Every paid to
the Wholesale line and orders will be attended to
with great Dealers get worth of each article with
out loss time of much cheaper
than with 5000 $500 house,
where wholesale buyer can get not less than pute Of each
article aud take whole year capa again.
Havns hara k'se list certificates responsible
in fact unnecessary, where every article speaks for ITSELF We
only insert voluntarily in the place visited LAST
Madison, WIS.,, by the leading medical that State
From their familiarity wh the disease of the human they
competent to judge OF its nl.dies.
We, the uncrsgnc afsr careful Investigation and trial
considerable length conclusion,
Solomon u nh & Brothers. peculiar
eyeglasses, excel everything of the kind They
combine eaSncss to the great ceaFness with
superior ish and reasonable price
fled in recommending them person sight,
Improvement of great moahre, and the article
they need Another consideration he overlooked, that
he has selected for and ted with (Which
used years. tho trial, GROWN: perfect ability
this n which by purchasing OF noe acquainted with
this science dangerous, occas,
more injured than benefited in such
Madison House, Feb, 1885, SAMUEL CARAVAN,
DIR. GRAY,
DIR. HUPLET,
JOHN w. HOPSONs
L.. MOFFITT,
Temperance IIouse.
large assortment Of the above named hand, ready
for nseron scientifically, warranted suit the of the
without stang The sight the shape
Of frame which be brought, at a reasonable See
handbills.
Office the Platform, opposite the No. g. in the
Office of rthier. ST. Paul. au9-d&wtf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OrFICE,}
August 1866.
MARXETs.-We this morning again present
the St. prices truly corrected Upon WHOLE
think Provisions plentiful present than they
have been time heretofore consequently
on the downward tendency.
changcdrather down II anything. Pork
down 90 cents q bb Corn meal unchanged; Hams a shade
ups Shoulders as week. Oats Hay slightly altered
Oats going up and downs Potatoes have changed very
much, being 81 So while they sold for
double that price. prospect is they will be lower,
fore many days.
The article Lumber il growing plentiful but
the price, must necessarily long as the
demand present common timber
$25 $40 per Flooring S. 81 higher
Shingles 81 So. Wood abundant, hangs
at the old price So to 81 per CORD
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following are the established
weights of grains for this Territory: Wheat, co = bu
Glover Seed 60 lbs u bn Rye, 56 lbs 8 bu. Indian Corn,
lbs q bu; Oates 30 lbs bu; Barley, IS bu.
~ lbs Is bu.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

F,suIoS.-Wc yesterday heard of an instance
which forcihly illustrates the ridiculous fashion of
ladies nox days wearing their bonnets upon the
back OF their heads. A lady came down street
upon business and returning home, the strings
which held her bonnet upon the back of her head
came loose, and the bonnet dropped off on the
missing the head appendagc, but carving
her parasol all the time until she arrived at
home, when the first exclamation that greeted
her was, where's your bonnet - She dropped
her parasol, and put her hand to her head.
but 10 it was gone. Then it was the idea flashed
upon her mind that she had walked several squares
bareheaded. She Immediately left, after putting
on another head-dress, with a determination to
secure her lost treasure, for it was pet bonnet,
and after traversing several squares, and making
several inquiries, she at length found it, gentle
man having picked itup on the side-walk.-N.
Louis Republican.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
Laws Of Minncsota---by Authority
AN ACT

AN ACT
Granting to Ira Myrick the right TO Establish md
Maintain Ferry across the Minnesota River ut
Lie Sueur City.
BE enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
of Minnesota:
SEC l. That Ira Myrick his heirs, executors, or assigns,
right AMI privilege for the period of
years, keeping aud maintaining ferry across the Min
nesota River in the counties lie Sueur Sbley Nicoe
VIA the Territory point at or the resi-
said Ira Mrick lie Sueu City and no other ferry
shall be mile above or below said ferry.
said Ira Myrck shall at all times Keep safe
and good boat boats in good rrpar' sufficient for an psros
tendance and teams, on all occasions, and at all
Ing said ferry O'Clock, p Nj, shall be charge, double
fare as hereinafter prescribed.
coed the following:
For each foot passenger, ~ CENTS
horse mare . mule, with or withsut rider, 10
horse, two mule team, loaded
unoaded, 20
single horse carriage, 20
additional OK, 10
All freight, articles not in at the
hundred pounds and fifty cents thou
A. The Myrlck shall, within six months after the
be filed with the clerk of the
county the county of lie Sueur bond
with sufficient suretes to be APP
lars, conditioned will fulfil all the conditions that
imposed him in the foregong sections; IN case OF failure
do he shall forfeit all the benefits that might have ac-
crucd to him from the passage of this act.
% For neglect in keeping good and sufficient boat
Myrick exceeding twenty dollars, to
be recovered by civil actor. having
further liable, in like on for all
damages persons shall sustain by reason OF the
of said Ira the duties imposed
usn him person who shall sustain injury
the the Ferryman in his employ,
may have upon the bond required ia this
G. The Legislature the power to alter and
amend this at any time.
This Act shall take effect from and after Its passage
u.s.. NORRIS, Speaker of ii. OF Il.
WIN. =. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March Cd, 1856.
w. A. GORMAN.
Thereby foregoing
Act on file in this office. j. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Minnesota Territory.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
Yellow Fever at Gosport, Va.

BALTIMORE, July 80, 1855.
New Orleans papers of Monday last are re-
ccivcd, but the latest mail is still due. Up to
Saturday night the total number of yellow fever
cases at Gosport, Va, was 81, while the deaths
Is
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

WHEAT Wheat crops in the
state OF Michigan have been badly injured by
the late storm. A considerable quantity was
totally destroyed.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
STAGE LINE TO sHAKOPEE.

FINHE Subscriber a Stage regu
YST1xA larry between st. Paul and Shakopee -
Cs=s--zsz$4 Leaving the winslow House, st. Paul, on
ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Sakspee Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The driven by the proprietor himself, who will spare
pains The
meets with a stage O Mankato.
II All erands his care will receive prompt
attention. je14-tf DIV. HULL.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
Yellow Fever Mt New Orleans

New ORLEANS, July 2S, 1855.
The deaths by yellow fever in the Charity Hos
rital during the past week were l0l. The fever
has also broken out at Baton Rouge.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
DIED..

In this city, suddenly the Cd, Mrs. SARAH A. SHEPARD,
wife Of Leonard L. Shepard, aged q years.
Mrs. Shepard well esteemed for her
virtues. She leaves one child.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07

ArroRrIoSME>r.-T appor tionment Commit
tee of the Legislature met yesterday. They are
Messrs. Brown and Stmson, of the Council, and
Mcssrs. Hanson, Cave and Davis, of the House.
We trust that they will seek to do Justice to
all parts of the Territory, let what will core.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-07
OAKLAND CEMETERY.


meeting of the lot of Oakland Cemetery held
n the last Monday Of June, 1855, the following
chosen Trustees:
Alex. Ramsey J. Is. Sanborn, G.. Farrngton the
three years.
Parker Paine, A. II. Lavender, p Berey, for the term Of
WIN. r.. Mar.halI, for year.
Lott Moffct, 4. l.. LarpentcUr, hold over
the Trustees Oakland Cemetery ASsocia-
1885, Hon. Alexander
elected President; Parker Paine Treasurcr
p. Furbe Secretary and Acuary: &. W. Farngon Alex.
Ramsey, Parker Paine, Executive Committee.
=. =. FCRBER, Secretary.
Actuarv at his dwelling house au6-1w
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seS~ The Golden Era & Falls City arrived
yesterday from the cast, and will depart at 10
o'clock
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YELLOW lever nj Norfolk,

NORFOLK, July 30. 1855.
There have been IL new cases of yellow fever
here to-day and deaths. They are all traccable
to Gosport.
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Fever and Ague.

NEW, taseless and perfect winch contains
IA mic mercury May be used by all and will Keep in
any climate. Read what eminent Physicians 80
s'We have used Deshier's
of Fever and Agne, person
second chill after coieing with then We consider them
safe and valuable rentdy, that ought wiiH
every family that is liable to clls and fever.''
WIN. A. NEW ELL, Nj. D., Allentown, N. =.
A. ID. NEWELL, ". D., New Bruas~ick, \. j.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. fRELINGHUYsEH.
From the professional character and reputation Drs
Newell, above mentioned, and the Which
tnen, with NJ p-ser held in this State, take pleasure
In stating that representation made by them
public coufdcnce.' THEO. FRELINGHyYsEE.
NEW Brunswick, N. j., Jan. "a 1864.
Read the testimony r. Il. Coltman
favor OF Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills:
Aston HOUSE, December Is, 1866.
Chas. ID. Desh1er Esq.-Dear Sir: will
You agreed to give IL medicine did me,
sufHcenfly perfect
for several months with anndce bilious
ague Your pills by their
single They recommended
whom feel greatly Obliged shall recommend them
perfect confidence in all cases Of similar character
d Truly yours r. 3. CULENAx.
WREN, CROFT REGALLy, Agents for st. Paul. jeI3-tf