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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-07
TILE ATRIC

Mr.. EDIToR,-Another Theatrical Company
may be expected here in week or two. Allow
an admirer of good stage to suggest to prop rty
holders and business men the propriety of libcr-
ally aiding in the erection of Il suitable building
for theatrical amuscments. st. Paul will not be
duly appreciated by good companies until a suit
able place can be rendered at remunerative prices,
and no company Can do itself justice and be
properly appreciated unless suitable place can
be had for theatrical exhibitions.
The company now here, although we'll patron
lied, has failed to command the confidence Of
citizens, almost solely in consequence of the
scarcity of accommodations. The peculiar talent
of Miss DELLA WRIGHT will command the pau-
dts of the best theatres of New York or Phila-
delphia.
The same difficulty Will stand in the way of
will finally be the abandonment Of the drama in
st. Paul, unless suitable place can be provided
so that good performers can execute engagements
without prejudice to previously we'll earned re-
putatiOn.
CT We are no ssadmircr of the STAGE as at
present conducted at all, unless Invested of
intemperance and RIGHTEOUSNESS, but at the
same time we are perfectly willing that our cor
respondent should be heard. fla theatre can be
established in this city on correct principles, we
will raise no objection, but it is a thing that
never yet has been done only in one instance,
and that is, the Wood and Marsh Children of
New York, called ''The Varieties" In the exhi-
hilton of these children wa COW potb;rr 70 no.,
denim, but much to approve, and if something of a
similar nature can be opened here, we will give
it our cordial support.-ED.
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llrrcH YOUR uoRsEs.-Our contemporaries are
Calling attention to tae necessity of teamste
and Others hitching Their horses. A man was Sc.
riously injured on "Wednesday by run ,way team,
others have been injured previously. We believe
there is law on this subject, if there is not
there should be, and every one who violates it,
should be fined. Hitch your horses.
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TIE MEETING THIS EVENING.

Go to the meeting this evening. Go armed
with the sclf-conscousnrss Of a duty YOU owe
your country-that of defending Free Speech
Take away his, and You take away the founda-
ton upon which rests our free inStitutions-take
away this. and YOU plant us back to the days
of King George-take away this, and you take
away the very boon bequeathcd to us by the faith
crs of the revOlution-takc away this, you de-
stroy the rights for which our Pilgrim Fathers
contended-takc away this, and the Constitution
has lost its efficacy and Rcpublnanism is sham
Shall Southern insolence ana Southern Rulianism
set in Judgment on the Frcemen Of the North p
Must we bend the knee to more tyrannical
power than that which called our ancestors to
arms? Are We towards, slaves. mcnials, that
we dare not stani up in manhood and assert
our rights Unconstitutional rights Men of the
North, we tell you the crisis i, at hand--''gcntle-
men may cry, peace! pcac,! but there is no
peace !'-wc must meet this issue, and meet it
nor. We care not what course politicians may
take it rests with the masses to step boldly for
ward and hurl back this Slavery Oligarchy that
is crushing beneath its feet the dearest rights
of "A Free and Intelligent People! Turn out
then to the meeting. Come as American citizens,
not as dou.hfaces Come as went forth the
patriots of yore
''T'rsit tn, w-"ng C 'ns w,a come woe,
Tvpersh, or o'ercume the ioe.'
Come as men should come, with brave heart
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VOICE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following extracts are from the editorial
columns of the Carolina Times, Goth inst, pub
lshed at Columbia, S. c., by Edward II. Britton,
official printer of the State of South Carolina:
The WAsHINGroN DIFFlCULTY.-Nuch is said
in our exchanges about CO.. Brooks and the chas-
tsement which he very properly inflicted upon
Sumner. Some of our Northern exchanges de-
nounce the conduct of Col. Brooks as outrageous,
shameful, disgraceful and assassin-like. The
only Southern paper as yet, which has been
pleased to denounce the act as ''a most out
rageus ASSAULT is the Savannah Georgian and
Journal. We have no respect for tie sickly sem
timentality Of such journalists. The time has
long since arrived for Southern men in Washing
ton to punish their traducers. The cowardly
Aboltionist will seek protection under the altar,
but even there he ought to be pursued and pun
ished. The Senate Chamber ought not to deter
the outraged and incensed Southern public. Col.
Brooks has immortalized himself. and he will find
that the people Of South Carolina are ready to
endorse his conduct. We are pleased with his
conduct, and rejoice that Col. l.. NJ. Keitt de-
monstrated his willingness and readiness to sus-
tain Mr.. Brooks in carrying out his views that
the ought to commence in Washington, and
we hope that arguments stronger than words will
hereafter be used on every convenient occa-
sion.
And we Of the North are 20 submit to these
things? Never never! ''Peaceably if we can
.-forcibly if we must'
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HEADACHE AND CArARRH SEUFF.-rhcra IS no need OF
having headache; IL you afflicted with it, inst and
purchase box Duruo's Snuff. We have tried 1t
and found 1t certain remedy. Thursday afiernoon Mr. Do
confined
his bsd all the with sick headache. liberal
completely removed the PAIN and
O his rejpicing.''
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WoRMs.-We hear people wonder why some
medicine cannot be found to destroy worms in
children. The reason is obvious to one who in
vesticates the matte: candidly. Worms result
from disease of the stomach and bowels, and
that must be removed and the worms will 60 with
it. Gallup's Syrup of Brler Root is the best
medicine for the bowels ever used, and is equal
ly good as a cordial for children. Try it once
and you will never be without it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-07

PIERCE WILL DECLINE.--We see it stated that
complimentary note will be given to Gen. Pierce,
IN the Cincinnati Convention, and then letter
Will be read from him declining te be a candi-
date. The fight will then lay between Douglas
and Buchanan, in which the latter will be thrown
overheard and the former nominated! Quite
likely.
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LOOK fl ND LIVEl
DR.. J. n. 0ALLUP'S
COMpOIIND SYRJP OF BRfER ROOT.

"A =
DIR. J. y. 0ALLUPS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,
me best most eectua safe and Medcse used
for Dyssnss D.n. ,hsr. nseu chos.. n s,a nm.
Young; also ssovEaEIoN REMEDY yoR
Asiasic Chslera. In its First Stages
THIS and has establish
medicine in the world without png advertise
mentsof kin and the present proptor y only induced =
the whole body the Amee people the knowledge which
experience eau only give iofhefeS.
The Brfer Root Syrup
is the result OF many years eI
Complaints and the adaptation Of vegetable remedies 70 ns
SHOPS are SO well Known ts any person with
and Judgment, tell what will have tendency
to relay, ana what to constpae Lnow that
opium, supplies system, has tendency check
the action the and that castor o and aap and
who does not know that dose OF opium death and
The great aim among physicians Ia. compound
cnes this kind such quantities that the disease will be
object generally knowledge strength
poson but the result is, that while property Of the
e and ssppng the foundations health,
the patient stage early
OF a mp0tent and unhappy old
DocToR GALLUP was early with this pecurarityi
to the discovery Of remedy AFTER years
succeeded in the fact In
etabe the poisonous principle be separated from
curative, dependent each 9TH
their He also succeeded In discovering method
separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him accomplish seeking
astngent and healing properties which
will the dangerous and annoying diseases Of the bowe
enaahgering the life Of the patient.
is the origin the SYRUP BRIER ROOT and such
its advantages every other medicine.
1t ec in quarter the time required BY ordinary
medicines.
leaves mineral or vegetable poison System
removed!
It never system opposite
equilibrium, their stair?
induces diseased actObnf the system rspcctt
PHEASANT taste, and produces
will Effect taken before the paeDs abso-
lu:ely incWsbles
II can in no case pruiuce disease!
children Is astrfngent, and quetng, being the
best cordial known
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES rs TO its effects, and the
wrought he produced, but medicine, having
the properties Syrup, praise
duty in bringing the medicine to the notice Of
THE PEOPLE,
and It ny investigate themselves, and the only
way do this is to
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
>. Cook, at
No. - Washington Street, Albany, N. Y.
all promptly By his agents,
had Druggists generally hroughouf
the country.
Apply above, or to
A. ". CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
L. b. GoRToN, Cleveland, Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia.
A. BOYNTON, OTTAWA, III.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
]. ii. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. b. Cook, st. Paul. Minnesota.
T. B. SEELEY, HanebIrgi, Pa.
Agents in the employment
Propcto the States which
ocated. se26-1yw
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ANOkA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMILEY.

WILL promptly attend with buying
w and selling Of Land, locating Land Warrants. &c.
Particular attention will BE- given selection Pin
Timber Lands, which purpose the a
and competent Judge timber has
descriptions hand.
REFERS TO- Woodbury. Larn"d, An"ka. Minnesota; l..
Bcstwick ESQ., st. Anthony Min; +. Nash. ST. Anho.
MIMI r. p RUSSELL Receiver, land once,
Min; Marshall Co., Bankers, St. Paul; ). p. Woodbury.
Kalamazoo, Michigan; Prof. J. J. Newark,
Prof. A Beach, Iowa City.
3 = All communications shoud he directed
GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Anoka, April 10th, 1856.
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For kANsAs.-We learn that $50 or eco Vol
untoers, from Milwaukee. Wis, will probably
cross the river at this point, to-day or to- morrow
en- route Tor Kansas, to protect the Free State
Men from the murderouS attacks of the Missouri
Rufhans. Shall we give them a hearty welcome
Dubuque Tribune.
ca Yes; by all means give them hearty
welcome. Furnish them with guns, money. anv.
thing for defence and you will be doing GODS
service.
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GEORGE CULVER. O..
CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, st. Paul. Mimi.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consignments. .
REFERENCES:
II L. Douseman, Prairie du Chen,
Is. W. Brsbuis, d.. do.
Is. II. Campbell & Co., Galena,
G W. Campbell b Co., do
N Corwith Il Co., do.
l.angw"rthy * Co., Dubuque,
+. e. Potter Bellevue.
Burrows x Pettyma., Davenport,
Green & Stone. Muscatie,
VIM. Gayle X Co., KcitlISburg
Humphreys, Tut n Terry, St. Louis,
J. J. Anderson * Cos do.
Kennedy \ Foster, New Orleans,
b. Brewer & co... do.
Rnnlscy, Brothers 4 Coz Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do
Cronim, Hurxthall Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks. do.
Sitter, Price 4 Co.. Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers X Co., Boston,
Mark Packages G. r., Upper Landing, st.
Paul, NJ. 7. jail-tf
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

ONE Of he best farms in this Territory, beautifully
~ located on Like MnnetCnkx, miles
offered for sale at
unde, civilizations and hundred twenty
this farm nfty fruit and cIean
lake shore, Is, without psion,
places for country resden In this Territory. There
plenty Of TIMBER esdvw other eoo
je3-kawtf 7. u. NEWSON, Tim~s Once.
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G l. NCOE LAND AGENC

BELL CHAPMAN,
DRACTICAL SURVEYORS and Dealers in RIAL Estate. will
locate Land Warrants, Enter Lands, In
Town Country and do all business properly belonging
Real Estate Office.
REFERENCES:
Hon. N. Mcleod r.. Smelling, Franklin Steele
Coll j. H. Stevens Minneapolis Hancock Thomas, Bankers,
dos @. Chandler, Wingvc Wis.,; Cobb Mineral
Point. Wis.,; Hon. y. q. Wilson, r. Norris,
ESQ., KngwoOd, Va; J. IT. Hoffman, Brnceton Mills,
Hon. s. Maya, Gray, Mane Cover Goldsmith, lancaster,
Wisconsin,.
NJ. r. Is ivI6
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4 REMARK. BILE INSTANCE OF "DEcORUM IN
DEBATE; Above all things he is remarkable for
his strict regard for the decorum of debate, we
never heard from him, and never in any Of his
speeches, have we found cisreputable language.
Chicago Times on Senator Butler.
8 You are liar."-Senator Butler to Senator
Wilsnn.
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Brass Band Instr ulIn ents.
b. X. MOULD CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
M SLCAL MER H A Disc (.

No. 10 Lake stairs, CHIC AGO. ILLINOIS keep
han vf ollows
StXHORNS. b. g. Eb C"ru 'pens.
Eb soprano. IIprus.
b. S,pranI. Birsics.
Eb Alto. Cvmhols.
BIB Tenor. Valve Trombcncs.
BIB Bictame. Snare Drums, wool.
Eb Contra Drums, ali sizes.
I5. arrangements with the best French and
American Mtuacurprs enabled to offer n
B,ni, aud purchase
strmeats than OF house in the West.
vioIiuS Guitars Flutes, AccarJeons &c, BEST ALLAN
Violin ani Guitar Strings.
PIANO FORTES AVID MELODEOvS
From thu led makers. ap25-1vw
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Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
r. DWIGHT HALL,

~ ENERAL LAND AGENT, &C., will select and enter lands
VI locate land warrants. hny AMI sell real ESTATE
and attend promptly AMI faithfully all business entrusted
his Hudson is beautifully situated Lake st. Crix
II miles directly east ~ St. Psu. II is surrounded
fertile he the terminus the
ST. Croy Lake Superior r. R.. AMI there and the
splendid chances investment Now Is the time
Crnix CO. 1h-d& 1T
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Indignation Meeting
CITIZENS AFRO USE!
FREE SPEECH!


A meeting of the people Of St. Paul, St
Anthony, minneapolis, ana the Territory gene
r,II, v,;l, he hold NJ tho Court Uous. 6,
Paul, on Friday evening, June 9th, 1856, &c
eAP'eSs 'heii Sei'''''e''s "po'i VIC ieoel eho'>
TO strike down the freedom of speech by pbvs.
lcal iorce IN the oenate oil the United States.
Inn. I'd 1875
W. r. Marshall, p. W. Nichols,
l.. n. Babcock, Daniel Rohrer,
j. Nj. Marshall, L. vi. Metcalf.
Il. Marvin, q. q. Griswold,
f. NJ. Partridge. Il. +. Hoyt.
larenzo liovt, Chas. u. Petteys,
c. ID. Gilfllan, +. j. Way,
III. Allen, Jno. Il. Madison,
l.. b. Morros, Benz. +. Brown,
l.. Marvin. H. NJ. Ford,
Joseph Dudley, JAS. Bruce,
b. Weide, II. r. Baker,
E. Bangs, Jr., ii. b. Bangs,
Charles E.-Mayo, II. llullslck,
Geo. Scotch, William Brewster,
>. Frost, l.. kreiger,
\. McElrath, II. L. Vance,
VIM. X. Brown, Iennock Pusey,
jas: l.. Hazard, NJ. II MlchoiS,
Nj. H. Storey, \. T.. tyson,
IL '"' nav,
David Day, Henry Buel,
j. Il. Amidon, L.C. Dunn,
NJ. ). wilkinson, Geo. n. Mouiton,
Edward ileenan, >. ". Bass,
l.. b. Wait. IL. \. Williams,
Chas. Wede. III. f.. Buel,
ii. X. Terrell, j. R. Brewster,
W. I. Donaldson, j. ii. Colamer,
John b. Sanburn, NJ Croft,
JAS. Humphreys, \. H. Parker,
G.. G.. Hoffman, j. B. Swift,
l.. Kern. y. III. Baker,
j. w. Selby. +. Mccormick,
Vim. Wakefield Ii, 4, Irvine.
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DAILY TIMES OrFIcE,l
June 6, 1856.
WEIGHTS OF GRArN.-The fo.'owIng established
weights OF grains Territory: whea so Rs bn.;
Clover Seed, bu.; Rye, Sc bs r bu.; Indian Corn So
r. bu Oates 81 bu; Barley, - rs q bu.; Buckwheat,
~ IS q bn.
LIVE FRUIT.
foot. .OaI2Kc Aprcs.....S1 iOg2 - iu
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MARRIED..
ST. PAIL MARK ETS.

AtSt. 5th by N bbs Justice o. the
Peace ERNEST EYD Carver county, Min. and MARTHA
81 daughte Barclay Twins, Penus Manor Bucks
nty, Pa.
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AccIDENr.-On Wednesday evening last, a
young man was amusing himself near the Bap-
fist Church, in Lower Town, with revolver,
when it accdcnty went off. SCATTERING the fore
finger of his right hand and the ball lodging in
one of the legs of his companion.
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SMITH & TOWNE,

r T. AL T. . II "a TIE
Red Wing. Nlin. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE L. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Adrdnfdge,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Surveying, Mapping a~d Plotting done order,
n practical Pcrsn,> wishing TOWN.
lands, be furnished reasonable
prices.
REFTnEvcEs:
Hon. Ex-(1ov. Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul.
Hon. W. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice of Min Ter.
w. w. Phelps, ESQ., Register u S. Land Oire, RID wing.
q. G. GralIam ESD, Receiver Land Office Red Wing.
J. w. Hancock. Register OF Deeds, Red Wing.
Sanborn & French. Attorneys at Law. st. Paul..
James u. Par:er 13 Barclay street, N. Y. City.
D'Wof, Maelay Qumby Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
Chicago, I'll.
Hon. y. T. Abbot, Mayor Of Manchester. Y. IT..
James Pierce, ESQ. Hudson, n. Fl.
J.. p. James s. Co, 36 Wall street. New York.
Hon ". NJ. Rice Delegate to Congress- ST. Paul.
A. Gilman, Esq, Lowell, Mass.
o, p, (se4-1yw1 T.. r.
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SCRIvEN & GALLAGHR0N
Advertising, Corresponding, Newspaper and Collecting Agency,
60 Dsaybern Street, Chlcage, Ill.

san -a -
~ EMERY,S
PATENT CHANGBABLE
HOrse.POwer Thresher, Separator,
Saw, Sc, &C.
yHE Subscribers prepared contract the deIv
1865.
Our prices Thrcse, Separator,
In this city will deliver he Mississippi
RIVER the terminus Of railroad running from Chicago,
give TO those vast. Upper Missouri, Iowa,
Minnesota aud wisconsin, advantage buying in
other point In the West.
CAUTION Should observed in buying the Horse-P1wers
EMERY'S PATENT
as none are made except they bear the stamps
Emery's Patent, 1852,
EMERY BROTHERS.
This remark made because the reputation Of Powers
has INVITATIONS to BE- thrown into the market, and
Of inferior construction and workmanship.
application. HENRY d. EMERY Il CO.,
my2l-Iyw 2o4 Lake street Chicago, ILL.,
To Millers and Lumbermen
FULTON, PERKINS Il CO.,
WOOD AND IRON
MACHINISTS AND MILLwRIGHTS
Corner Canal and Washington Streets, CHICAGO.
only Chicago legally authorized to manu-
facture
PA q ELS
PATENT PORTABLE ClRGULAE SAW MILLS.
These Mills are now in extensive in regions,
where they avorte, aud will from 60JO
10000 feet of lumber in 10 hours.
We also manufacture
PORTABLE GRIsT IMPROVED SMUT MACHINES
koTARY grain SEPARATIONS RESULTING SAWS,
And every variety n achinery in line.
- Steam power furnished when Required.
Mill Drafting Bulding and Repairing done to order.
For further Information ORDERS address
FULTON, PERKINS CO., Chicago.
ap:5- 3mw o. $751;
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The BoArs.--The Equator, Reveille, Fall CITY,
Golden Era, Kate Cassell and Metropolitan, were
at-the levec yesterday. The four latter left for
below. The two former are for the Minnesota
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WANTED.

TT0HE Grand Medical Warehouse Washington street,
Albany, Immediately 80 enterprising young
and 500 To $500 cash capit.
deposit security fahIrrnes business
honesty and ability to
sale of the popular medicines II
whom all travelling
the first from 500 to $500,
cor'ing the ability of the applicant.
NB-Apply without DELAY, letter
abve, COOK of Third and Jackson Streets
Paul, General Agent Minnesota.
IL All communications promptly attended to.
sc24-Iy DWIGHT CHAPIN.
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NAMLIN LANCASTEK'S.
Exchange office g. Land Agency,

Sauk Rapids, Benton Cos Minnesota.
COLLECTIONS mad, Land Warrants located, Taxes paid,
" invested and all entrusted
faithfu ly and promptly attended to
xorney o. a: Lawn Surveyor d. cS Engineer
REFERENCrS:
MINNEsoTA-Sauk Rapids George ". Sweet, Register Of
IT, S. Land ONCE Jeremiah Russell. Esq. ST. Paul, Hon.
Alexander Ramsey Ex-f;ov. Minnesota.
PENNsYLvANIA-Phadepha Hon. N. II. E1lrcd, Naval
Officer Hon. Geo. w. Woodward, Judge Supreme Court,
PENN Wkesbarre, Warren Woodward, Mill-rsvie,
Prof. John r. Sodard Hartford, Prof. Willard Richardson.
NEW YORK CITY-Raph Mead & Co.; Qusrkenbush &
Co.., Strang, Murray & Co. ty12-6md&w
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G. G. GRIswOLD

EALER in ReadyMsde Clohing, Hats. Caps and Gents,
- Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail, Lsmber's
building, upd~r the Mimesoau Onoe Third street, Pan
u '""esota Terrt~fy. my15-dtf-iaH9-1yv
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Reef foot log IL &c = ~ Apples soty2 ID ? bu
Cows .S50H60 Pcaches......... ..S2 15a3
w,k 500 70 200 q yok Green apPcs s3 50@4 q Dbl
The daily union., 1856-12-30

Its stated in late number Of the Missouri EIposi,o
that this distinguished gentleman has purchased farm in
that State and located upon it. This statement have
reason to believe is least premature and may prove
wholly incorrect should Mr. McMuin yield to the wishes
ton to seat Congress which be has long filed with
honor 10 himself and advantage his constituents In
this connexion We make for the following commun
cation which appears in 'he Richmond Enquirer:
"Hos. FAyErrE McMuLLS, ymoGIA.-It is well
known this gentleman has announced his determination
10 public life the close Of the present session Of
Congress His Legislative viii then have covered
period Of years In the legislature cs his native
Justice able and faithful public servant say that
few State have rendered efficient services
the democratic party. During this long public Col
NcMslin has fatered in hs allegiance TO the
great principles Of the democratic party though questions
great difficulty have arisen Of which threatened gre.
danger the country. In the nid Of doubt danger
Col. MeNun has been the DdOmitAbls stout
hearted indefstigabe democrat We might alpde more
psrtculay the great crisis which immediately preceded
the passage Of the act under Mr. Van
Buren administration Then the more erperi.
Leaders Of the party in this State and in bis particular
district fsltsred but Col EcAus then stood frn in spite
Of all detection around him, and rallied the
gion under the party banner Without the advantages
wealth early education without influential friends or dis
tngushed eouneIon he has raised himself high position
and influence by his unAded strength Of character
rigor Of intellect He what may be truly termed self
made Thorgk his ppblic has been long be has
always maintained himself In the confidence Of his
and bis democratic colleagues in Congress.
"we regret learn that this faithful public servant Ia
about retire from public s and hope that h oon.titu
viii call upon him TO reoonder the matter serve
them ANOTHER term In Ccngregs." K