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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

NOTICE d hereby given she steeAhed efx a. the
" Henderson sRd Nashville Railroad ConPsny. that tie
fhresnth nstalnent their secA b le, ana aust
BE- pals n o. bs'ors The isl day e strazry nsxt-
~ order of lie 8oaFd q birscsars.
AMBROSE G. GORDON, sersy
des2S H&N RnllFna6 c..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

M L SHELTON, having resumed The MARnLEHS q
WI. BUSINESS, soets his odd frirnos and ihelAlQj
puhic In general who may desire work 10 HE line W.
give hIm call Al his shop, q CAurch q A
and The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot Ne VIII keep constantly an hand a supply -
Of MONUMENTS, f0MRs, &e, Of the hnezt Italian and
American Marble. Al work execasd IL The best manner
and warranted. asp2o-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
oInAM MAnBLE wOkNs,

STEAM MAn5LE WOkNS,
&c MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA
TNE subscriber having mate extensive arrangements
the supply OfMarMe, and contemplating tn
recton of Steam works, he would invite the attention
Architects Baers and the public general to HE stock
Consisting OF Italian, Egyptian Sienna, American and ohe
Marbles qualities which be sold lower thar
any other establishment in tile west.
Dealers will n Il to their advantage 70 examine his stnck
aslore purchasing elsewhere.
attention purchasers inspect his stock Of Stat
r other carved work. Monuments Ctnotaphs TUnbS.
Had stones Grave ward work In every
irty: beIng enabled by superior facilities supply this
York considerable loser prices than other establish
in the country. ..f...-
Please siye me a call and examine m work.
MICHAEL J. R0HAS,
Marble Mason and Vault Bladder
EB-Also Calcned Plaster II draulic Cement, Plaster
Models and Marietta Grind Stones, warranted AT
lie lowest trade prices. lEd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
TAKE NOTICE.
z4xuvntg, Ono.

M. J. B. roudersmiN.i N''t''t+t'' 0A'0'
DRAR SIE-I have been AFFLICTED for three years
with Rheumatism in back, and for the last six months
able get my bed without help
city insisted trying bottle OF CIanY Fhu Eminent
and try what effect would havr; and bottle has relieved
much that able to Of bed without diff
Guilty 1t has heen blessing just try for
! sirs. N. COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Dy7:1y i. Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

10, A7IQIt5s n UR. y. -DIIIltCE LEBRCN,
Union plScc New YORK CITY
ness and Diseases OF the Err with the at Of y
1rfl n tplb. Price 81 49, % ' ~ I|ta'
Money letters must he registered h. Ne P,..,,,,.
Registered Letters at riSaiesa ~ H., a.
mind Correspondents must Fscose Psays fer rs,Stn
.nsFers the New Postage Law requiring prePirnra. Il lei:
9sS Var VIZ III. o, ,ss. uAt-ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
MEDICAL. =
asEl "a Ia =AglII0 RME
D + gs,g z - r IN NJ, pgFToN

"a %
n NJ LEHRu m eaers to those SUFFERING fros,
319 reIat.iies 1 beatnels
In neatly thfee eAsea Of CONFIRMED 81
remedies have been pronounced by fJrs I'D
and Daeau, ~ Paris, and Curtis pilehFr ~ Al
ever applied for dsasseS N ,a ~
middle car. They cnmpriAs different ers ~ eEpal AL
ous dlseses that effect The oxtrFl,sl DE tt "A
II the dtscass Is confined to the exseraaes- er
apparent on the hfth sixth day. sIr i'm piS N
ctFe IN eHeE ed&ei when the car is ptrf
ton. He has eighteen CERTIFICATES from 49,. u its os
and they nor suRhled 10 ReCrsa DE 1890
twenty hundred cases Of aeafatss sOr
fplly treatl ha. Certificates to tlat Sarcss,
on Application. -sFt iaay be scs,
, fuun cases pfIieafncss arising from fai,,-..,
eRiRa, or even eE0rGtiDH OF the "a 4,
RsuRlly called the tdrunl - tRHGRn.ifi,,, ~ - ftpIaI'
bruEs OF the aud fS AesF htts.
lotion Of FsWcass; RsFpOEs GFeeti0as vi =
or Eru the disease can be traced to se1I. g0L 50
mereuTisl Telieines, gatherings in ths q lrss
he, the sense cAI1. In saeagkt u el ooI
Where want OF secretion Is apparent a. =. 3
beng DRY and Felv when the deafness sar.is
IFeies in the ear, like rpsflpE of sav,s vrs
falling water ringing OF bells prlsItiet Al q as<fS
ter, when In STOPPING position asensat q
OF bIool To the head had taken place Eh ~ y HsrsI
perfectly acnte where there Is much uols a. s
tn dull and cloudy weather, when cold Ia, e Re
lhe course pursued by DR. LEBRCN IS consist q
iiLle- '-sSd tstI
who praetseS the new, painless, and pSec1,;i St'ii
treating an seas9F TO EhIeh the Is sabjes,
ry oher means have failed TO afford relief h. s,s.
such fair and Impartial trial. Pitieats IL ~
few particulars CT their case, have ,
part. 49, = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
full asseFtmentol aaIeFiais loF
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

TSIE subscribrr has and manufacturing large
assornent Of Hats Of the lat at AMI most approved
,:yes which bs surpassed for ltness beauty and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
New spring and Summer Goods

UnESS r5JOIItH.
lust received a, " D. MOTIF BROS, great variety of
j Dress Goods, such
Pancy Dress sI$s-latcst strles;
Noirc Antique s1ks-less tlian the usual prices;
Plain Black ., :. --:hSap; ,p.
FIoIinced DresseE-a choice vaFiIt
Twisted Silks and TIssugs--veFy prettyi
Plain alJ-Fool D. I1ines-all shades;
Printed and Plain Challics-hundsome and cheap;
French, Scotch and American LaUns-beautiful;
English and French CnIntEes--Ood assortment;
satin Striped and PLAIN FOrlinF;
Plaid and Striped Ducalias-1uew article.
-, ~ ...4nri.is Eor rL,nlrn,,E nreaaes ans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21

,arue a.sor,en. Of paeE brown Carct and Pearl col.
red Soft every grad; together with large assoTt
ient OF mems goat's and chtrens CapE Wholesale and
RETAIL which the attention Of patrons and the public
81 sptclnllv invited.
n B-Iats made to Confor;nature measure, warranted
81 ~ Ss'y Mt az s'lo'Is'. -ON W W J1MEsoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
MEDICINE q LUXU az
DIR. MILLS
AROH4TIC STOlI.iCH BITTER,S.t.y

innCeen: tonic, duretie Rsverace prer,rel from N,
"A purest: very b.as materials and ps"sy rty Ia I've.
~ article Of which Is strengthening aut nvsUrstas 10 IN
system, and BY its highly rosIti- properties S most
DELICIOUS ELIXI2,
20 correct the appetite, b. ts stomach snl n
festive organs, the csrtiin specsAe To- t,s Riiou,
loi'c, Liver Complaints D:rEuesi Hli1lracg, PalntT
li0n and all Nervous Diseases; Dtsns,I IN liz NJ ~
less Physical and Mental .bisy regulating the boTy
md impnTtns toae and eaeeT:aess th= ole stsll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
TESTIMONY

4.
eve the undersigned practitioners of medicine IN E,,
Of New York. having had occasion EitnesR Ire 49,.
DIS. Lesun and Dalton In diseases Of the Ear ana go
ing asdc all personal Jealousy and prradcc fry ~
Tie course pursued BY them in treating ilsR ~
:eate from the unparalleled RxocslT teSis ~,
.A4sdef q, q well worthy the attention Of our
tlFtthren throughout the Uuiter! Slatrs 'fTh4F &C.,
treattnE diseRses of the ile and Internal ear Lr
nj 1nedieAted rapors Fartieulasly In chronic and cons
ate'I caSes forms In the practice Of rnrsf S
and fs mp void which has long been felt b. JSs yg
In diseases Of the eve tier ss reSs.
esott 70 an Operation As sEul SnrstS and uaGs,G :
Sfyned, ALrxIySNS aSo-. AN
tEn: ). GR!SES, VI. D., HnEAcE wrsIcr, 81 D.,
y. u, EL !. ". u, ALLSrON n. FRGScrs, " D.
y " AZ hrRGH, VI. D., BEDFORD DOREXus, n D.
&et0 York, August7, 1879 $780, - -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
WASHINGTON. June 16.

Intelligence from Mexico indicates that
much alarm is felt by the government re-
specting the EXPEDITION of the Spanish gov
eminent, and foreshadows an application for
protection from the United States. South
ern members suggest granting of protec-
ton on the petition for ccssion to the
United States Of the Tehuantepec route.
MIR. Dallas writes nothing Of importance.
The public had received with special favor
the project of special mission to the United
States on Central American affairs, but no
communication had been made to him.
The Times correspondent says Secretary
Marcy has formally signifed 70 the Danish
Minister the purpose of the President not to
make forcible resistance to the collection of
the Sounl Dues for one year from the 18th
instant.
The Union this morning contains lengthy
notice of the enlistment question in the
House of Lords, evidently prepared at the
State Department. 1t contains the following
passage:
" We repeat essentially the modified pub
lie question here with regard to Lord Ciar-
endon's reply: How far these new and more
favorable impressions in regard to Lord G..
may be relied upon we shall - better able
to judge when we see what response he has
to make to Mr.. Marcy's last two de-
spatches."
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
The Old Black Cockade Fcderalist.

The Black Democracy are discovering,
when too late, that they "put their foot in
it." when they nominated Ten Cent Jimmy
for President. The news from Pennsylva-
MIA confirms the opinion that he can't begin
to carry his own state. In his own county,
Lancaster, he will be beaten by 5000 ma
jority.
A letter to the Philadelphia News, from
Lancaster, says:
"Strangers at distance might have sup
posed that the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan
would have raised perfect whirlwind of ex-
element in the boasted Democratic city that
claims him as her adopted son, and 1 GER
tainly did suppose that the announcement of
the event would have been attended with a
rec sonably decent decent demonstration of
Joy on the part of his fellow-citizens, wheth-
er Democrats or not. But the news of his
nomination did not create one tenth of the
feeling and excitement that followed the
first intelligence of the Sumner outrage.
/ heard an old Democrat say yesterday
that he has never scratched Democratic
ticket for thirty years but that he could
not and would not vote for that id old
Fsaeralis % that he might forgive everything
else except the wearing of that bzc6 cockadt
which he we'll remembered Mr.. Buchanan
wearing through the streets of Lancaster
Nor is this the only old Democrat in this
city and county who will remember the
paot.
There is no class of people in the Unior
who hate Black Cockade Federalist 81
bitterly as the old Dutch Farmers" o
Pennsylvania. They will blackball him t.
death.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
A Dead Shot,

If there was probability of Buchsnan's
election, Frank Pierce has knocked it in the
head. In his recent speech at Washington
in favor of Buehaaap's election, the Presi-
dent says:
1t is cheering to know that the action OF
the late Convention places the statesmen and
patriots who are to lead us now, upon the
identical platform which l accepted, with
full conviction Of my judgment, and with
every sentiment of my heart, and that they
are to occupy it with the standard lowered
never an inch"
Now lis there any sane man who believes
the American people are to vote for second
edition of Frank Pierce's administration
The identical platform 1.-THE " standard
not to be lowered 2" Nothing of that.
The PEOPLE are for straightforward and
complete.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21

So. 81. Lous, June IA.

~. A|vcAe y uuo HI.
A. letter to. the Democrat, dated Lawrence
june 9th, says the report that Gov. Robin
SON had been hung by a. mob, ia untrue
Robinson, Brown, Smith, Deitzler and Jeh-
kins are still confined at Lecompton, guarded
by is. dragons. Several ladies from Law
renee have been permitted to visit them
gentlemen are not allowed that privilege.
Report says two P:o-Slavery men were
killed and several wounded at the battle Of
Franklin none killed or wounded among
the Free State men. At Palmyra five Pro.
Slavery men killed and several wounded ;
three Free State men were wounded, but
none killed. Several wagons, on their way
to Lawrence, had been stopped at Westport
in Missouri, searched, and stripped of their
contents, by persons not citizens of shat
town. The printing press had been destroy
ed at 0sawatomie.
1t is reported that the mails have been
forcibly searched in Franklin.
j. NJ. Barnard, reported killed, is alive,
but had about six thousand dollars worth
of merchandise, horses and oxen taken by
party of Free State men.
ST.. LOUIS, june Is.
Capt. Pate, writing to the Republican ur-
der date of, Kansas City, June 18th, says
comparative quiet reigns in Kansas. No
fighting going on. United States troops are
disbanding all unlawful military bodies. In
cases where they have re-assembled, all
arms are taken from them. If nothing un-
looked for occurs to deiange things, there
will doubtless be peace very soon.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
THE MINI ESOTsIAN,


laying ~ VEeeF Osene ~ the Htsteflea1 %
ciety's Eaiflcs.
This event, which takes place In our city
next Tuesday, will mark an epoch in tho
History of Minnesota. The Building Com
mittee have made the most ample prepare.
tlons, and we expect the most impressing pro-
cession on the occasion that can possibly be
called out in city so new as st. Paul, and
country so young as Minnesota.
The Masonic Order have been very proper
ly assigned the post Of honor ON the occa-
sion. The day, June 9th, is public festi-
val among all good Masons, and it is not i'm
probable that they will appear in procession
to the number of three Or four hundred.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows
are also preparing to turn out in considerable
strength. The Lodges of both Orders have
been invited from all partstf the Territory,
and from the adjacent towns of Wisconsin.
All other Societies of our city, and tie
citizens generally, have been invited, and
are expected to join in the procession.
Among the distinguished strangers who
will be present on the occasion, we may
name Professor Guyot, of Princeton, N. j.,
and Lieut.. Mauray, of the National Observa-
tory at Washington. The names of these
gentlemen are familiar to the scientific world
as two of the greatest sapans the age has pro-
duced:
We also hope to see present several other
distinguished men from abroad, as we'll as
the mass of the citizens of Minnesota and
Wisconsin who are within convenient dis
lance of S. Paul. 1t will be o celebration
that all who stay away will afterwards wish
they had participated in and witnessed.
In this connection, We will again call espe-
cial attention to the fact, that the Executive
Council Of the Historical Society is called to
meet at the Society's rooms this afternoon,
upon important business.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
Gov. Reeder'S Position.
EAsToN, Pa, June l3.

EASTON, IA, June 10.
The report abiding to Gov. Reeder's
speech in this town telegraphed to the asso-
ciated press was copied from one of The papers
here, and forwarded in the absence of the
regular correspondent that report was en-
tirely erroneous. Gov. Reederspoke briefly
but very emphatically in confirmation of the
Border Rptfian outrages, and declared that
his sole object in visiting the East was to OBJ
tain aid for the Free State party in Kansas,
and then hasten back to Kansas to take
his chances with them. He was in no com.
munication with Mr.. Buchanan and has in nc
point changed his views.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
To Capitalists.
Great Bargains in Landt

NHE subscribers being DESTROYS Of engaging in an
u other branch Of business, will sell at large dis
count from the market prices the following described
property
100 iotsin Dayton & Irvine's addition. ses
10 lots at the Upper Landing, with the warehouse.
store and other buildings upon the premises.
500 lots near bis resdence containing from to 10
acres. commanding the best view Of the city of St.
PAUL. the rive and the surrounding country that can
be obtained. Alse, improved farms with stock and
farming implements.
The property will be sold ppon easy terms to those
Wishing to purchase, LYMAN DAYTON.
st. Panl, May %, 1866
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
NICOLS, KINNIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin Ware, Agriculture


Corner Of Erchange and Saint Amfhony Streets,
Near the American HOTEL.
ST. PAUL.,
RE now opening their large and carefully selected
"A stock, consisting in part Of Cooking and ParluT
Stoves Of the latest and most approved patterns, Tin
Plates Pig TIM Pig Lead, bar and sheet Lead, Copper
Bottoms, Braztel,s and finned Sheet Copper, sheet
Zinc sheet iron, and Nails of all sizes window Glass
and Shades, White Lead and Zinc Paints, Manila
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such a. Plows, Cutivators, Cultivator and Harrow
Teeth, Grain Crsdies Scs thes and Snaths, Handled
and Garden Rakes, two three, and fourpronged Ger,
man and cast steel Forks Shevels, Spades, Nattocks
Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay Knives, Straw Gut
tiers, ffnning Shears, Prier Scythes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvils, vices, Bellows, hand and sIedge Hammers
Axes, Hatchefs Rasps, Files, Carriage Springs and
Axles Carriage and Tire Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Grow.
bars, Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Cistern Pumps Well
Wheels and Buckets, brass, enaNmeled and French
pressed Kettles Hollow Ware generally, Sad and Fire
Irons. Also general assortment OF
JAPANNED AND TINWARE.
H- All sorts Of TIN, Copper and Sheet Jrpp worn
done to order.
This stock We have purchased ALMOST exclustvei,
from the and are therefore epahled
sell at the lowest ratese
ue before buying elsewhere. lsi9dimaN4
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21

The LAND 0FFfcEs.-We have numerous
enquiries concerning the closing Of the Land
Offices in Minnesota. No Office is closed as
yet, and none will be, we presume, until the
passage by Congress of our Railroad grant
Wenever that occurs, we may look out for
the closing Of the Offices, but not before.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10:
The State Republican Convention assem-
bled this forenoon and elected H. G. CARR
temporary Chairman. They selected Com
mittee to select permanent officers.
Delegates to the National Anti-Nebraska
Convention are arriving from all points.
The friends of Mr.. Fillmore have appoint
ed delegates to claim seats in the Anti-Ne-
braska National Convention.
In the Republican Convention of the State
of Pennsylvania, Hon. John Allison, Of
Beaver was chosen. President. DR.. Elder
made a brilliant speech, when the Conven-
ton adjourned till afternoon.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
Notice to Capitalists.


Greatest Bargains in Land ever offered
in st. Paul.
HSHE following pieces Of Real Estate will be sold AZ
y 20 per cent. 9elosg the Market prices:
$4,000 of Land in different parts Territory,
at from o. to $40 per acre.
$500 acres adjoining the City Of St. Paul..
$50 6 at La Pointe Lake, Superior.
100 lots IN Dayton Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
ly8 acre lots In Lyman Dayton's
686 &C Dayton & Waren's~
60 s. IS Lyman g. Dayton,s 2ndW ss
Is various portions Of the City Of st. Paul,
improved and uniuproved.
The Warehouse, Store and Lola at the Upper Landing
belonging to Lyman Dayton.
The above villa be sold in quantities. t. suit purehas-
ers.
TERMS, 4 cash and the remainder in and years.
Ny prices such to email IL to guarantee Is per
cent. upon the amount paid in cash.
will guarantee 50 per cent upon locations Of Land
Warrants for others,n years.
negotiated for capitalists, yielding from a to
30 cent unexcepqpable Real Estate security.
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
In relation to lands in the Territory.
Octl6-t.f
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
Important a Arrangement ii Railroad

CONNECTIONS.
NnEh the new arrangement Of the Illinois Central
- ana Gafena and Chic ago Union Il, Il. now run an
express tram for the accompdaton Of through traye
between chicago, Dunleth and Dubuque, leayins Chi
CATO Al Pig NJ, and punletth at 8 .i5 NJ, running
oagh IN little over nine hours. This train stops onIy
at a few of the important station. .---s
The evening train from both Chicago AMI ruu,a,,h
make regular connections through, thus ACQUIRING
daily communications between Chicago, Gsiepa and
Dubuque. -
Passengers bound to Cairo, st. Louis, New Orleans,
Terra Eaute Madison, Indianapolis, encinnati, Column
bus, Pittsburgh. cling, Baltimore WASH
ingt City, Richmond, Philadelphia, and to all parts
Maryland, Southern Pennsylvania and Virginia, and
all points ON Illinois Central Railroad south Of Freeport
will leave Dunleth heretofore at $50 NJ and 10
NJ. These trains stop at all points On the Illinois
Central Railroad and make connections az follows:
AT Aendota Cor Burlington and Quincy, and all points
east and west Chicago, Burlington and Quincy line.
At LaSalle for Rock Island and all points east and west
on Chicago and Rock Island road. At Bloomington for
all points on Chicago and Alton Railroad. Al Decatur
for SprinReld Naples, Jackson and all points on Great
Western Railroad. At Pana fer all parts Of Missouri
and indiana. At Sandoval for St. Louis, Cincinnati
and all parts Of Kentucky.
The stock Of and engines have been arranged for
large Freight aud Passenger business the present
SOP.
For Tickets apply at the Ticket ofce in Dunleith at
the Passenger Station House. For further Information
apply 10 JAS. G. CLARKE,
Supt. North Div, Amboy.
J. II. DONE,
General Supt., Chicago.
GEO. WATSON,
ap20s!awt ov Sup't South DIV, Centyaa.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21
Land Warrants Located.

THE Subscriber, who may be found for the present a.
the Banking House Of Aarshall Co., VIII look mp
lands and locate Warrants on the most reasonable
terms, ceis.dswt0 A. g. LAN0FoRD.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21

s New YoRx, June IL.
The Ericsson arrived about noon, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th ult, The news
again is rather meagre.
The new loan spoken Of, part is to be Of
fered in Hamburg.
Denmark is putting her feet in a state Of
efficiency.
The Spanish government is taking Aher-
getic measures against Mexico, to enforce
justice towards the Spanish citizens.
Napoleon has under consideration a plan
to found a territorial nobility in Algeria.
The Earl of Elgin moved in the House of
Lords for dispatches relative to the troops
for Canada,
This led to some remarks by Lord CIaren.
don, expressive of good feeling towards the
United States.
Great preparations were making to cele-
brate peace, on the 29th.
Palmer, the murderer, was found guilty.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21

E Our Street Sprinkler operates finely
IN laying the dust these hot days. We have
never had better institution in St. Paul.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-21

DEATH OF HENRY FRINK, Eso.-The
Chicago papers record the death of Henry
.Erink, ESQ.,, one Of the ablest and most
promising lawyers of the Chicago bar.