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as general remedy for diseases, TO
W. =, ea,Iiss ara subject FioOFLAND GERMAN BIT
Geo. EV. Thrift,

SION MER CIIANI.
No. III Commerce ST., Mobile, AKA.
porcuar attention paid the sale Of all kinds OF "foi
ERN pRODJCE such as Flour Whisky, Pork, Lard, Grain
Of all kinds, Hay, etc, ETC. .,0...
REFERS To--Mcssrs PoMEEoT & MARSHALL, GoopE ~ u
RICK CHAMBERLAIN Co., Mobile; Messrs G. W. NEWTON "
Co. CARROLL, PRrcHARD & Co., HENDERSON It rEALE NJ"
Su,ons oS 2pf
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1856.

70 SoRREsPospEaTs Persons a1ritiag dc Crescent iN
III not admit anonymous eonapiuHs
cations III al cases required That The and status Of
Tie ,arilsf made k,soqa u oo.s
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FILLMORE RANGERS--THIRD DISTRICT.
The members Of The above Club requested to meet
WEDNESDAY EVENING next 9th inst O'clock their
Club ROOM United States HOTEL for the purpose Of installing
their officers and perfecting the organization Of said Club
-. WEBSTER LONG, President.
f. CoSsTANZIE, Secretary OF 2p2t
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KFottse Furnishing Store,

I7...............CANIP STREET. ..............17
The subscribers invite Housekecpers examine the complete
stock of useful Housekeeping articles Of
tioI Among things At every onsekceper needs is
"TIiE PEOPLES GRIDIRON.'
To see it. appreciate its superiority all others
TIE EArID ICE CREAM FREEZER.
Freezes the in five minutes, with little labor
new article Of SPRING BED combining luxury and clean
lines equal to any; durability above MI Others and last not
least &C oy being sold huf the price of good att:ce old
style.
ne To parties in the country will send drawing Of the
above and furnish Size 10 suit.
seq Epic p. R. FELL. g. co.
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THE CHR1sTY entertaining Ministries gave
their fourth entertainment last night to crowded house,
usual.
They certainly have excellent singers among them
while Pefces Jokes keep the house in continued roar OF
laughter We fear that vest and wastband buttons suffered
especially towards the last wien the BurlesQue Circus
introduced their antpodean feas eapng umbling etc. in
that would have put Dan Rice the Rnves the
blush
Wewoud advise all who sicted with the blues
50 the Ghrisiy and positive that cure will be
effected.
They nerform again TONIGHT.
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They perform again tonight.

New BooEs,B5f referring to our advertising
columns the reader may learn that j. g. Morgan Exchange
Place adjoining the has received by steamship
Black Warrior all the latest publications together with
iewed suppyof standard works. novels and Juvenile
Morgsns literary denot is too we'll known 10 be necessary
inform the public Tint they there find everything
in way threading that should have place book
such city th but will say that he has greatly
enlarged his stock and who in Of rare and
N.iabIe Mor.s would do well % give him q call.
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For Rent.

The large commodious TIREE-STORI HBI'k pWETI-
ING HOUSE, No. 2O7 Julia street. the Of BIT
rome containing thirteen roorSwu adapted for trcaSs
boarding house Will be rented very low TO goyd cnalt,
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
VIM. H. FISK,
Of 2nat !C3 Canal street, next TO Convey BaroIRe.
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Southern Furniture EE'u2'eFooMss

CHAIR 4TlS \. STEWART,
III Nos, III and 173 Canal street. Ne,r Orleans,
Has JUS, received from o unuuIory beautiful stock Of
splen,iid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTE4AnS i'll adj
dion to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING his line OF business Parties
wishing thing his line will find 10 their advantage 10
give him call before pure hGsng elsewhere
CHARLES A. STEW ART, IF
Of 2p6&tW IL and l53 Canal Street
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.Tie3U EyaIg Clothing.


.TeaU EyaIg Clothing.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO,
Corner Of Canal and Magazine streets,
Are receiving their usual large supply OF SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their MaTutactoTy, ii Newark COM
prising every novelty in the m"tlci-
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH -
CoLOREn CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYMAREET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE PANTS
TALMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLOAkS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
..ALSo..
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, TNNERSHlEIS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made o.tcG at VERY LOW pNl' les
at wholesale retail Country merchants and citizens are IN
vited to examine.
PERSON, HARRISON 4 co.
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Reno
l24 CANAL STREET. Ia4.
, j. y. CAMERON g. CO.
Beg leave to inform their and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of Cnpetng Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from &c Charities and q Custmnhouse Streets to
their and spacious store No, ia CANAL STREET To'a
Buildings.
We receiving varied assortment Of Rich English
IA MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPET1NG,
of entirely new patterns and designs
Of -
THREEPIY and VENETIAN CARPET1NG;
500 BAIZES, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
on usual variety Of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool D.NMASK, direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
Of Table Covers; 81.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 3 TO "a feet wide by 100 feet long,
which to slit any size hall
All OF which will sell at the lowest market prices.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
oG 2p6t 12i Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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american Nominations.


american Nominations.
FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PREs1DENT:
JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELECTORS:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. Is. WILKINSO Jr.,
OF rLAQUEMlSEs.
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. gle o r. G e EU tbs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
IL Il N ID L Ii UEt EXE,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES:
II. Nj. sum MEIts.
THIRD DISTRICT:
II. G. THIBO AUX.
rERREBoNNE:
sUBsTITUTE
FERGUS GlARDEIIE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
FIRE STON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELIcIANA.
BSTITUTE:
N. =. Il Id w ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN f.. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
RTSTTUTE:
A. IL. y o.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER. AI.ExAND EIs,
OF TENSAs
SUBSTITUTE:
L. p. c II A e. AUG 2ptd
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.EBi'. .gNNscs Scott,

Formerly lil Cronelct street, has removed his Office to
No. 2! Bourbon street.
Between Canal ~i dOmlouse streets where he may he coll
,uitcd all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures 0r r trcra Nrop,y, hscis and thHatcas3
SypAiIi- in all pfus radically cured i'll very short tin,
and without The usual Inconvenience TO the patient Dyspepsia
etc sea- 2p3IA
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GIQ U E L & j a rIISON,
1s,..........CHASPRElS STKE1ET.............Is
Have in and Offering their FAII. AND WIN
TER STYLES OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS Of
their importation which been received by recent
rivals, and will he otered very low prices. Our Stock
ssts in part oil
Rich Moiye Antique, Bocalc anil Funcy SILKS;
81 Plaid, 0n.brt and PLAIN TAFFErAS;
d" rOpLINS, SATIN De CHINE and i.r:v.tNriNF.;
" PRINTED CASHMERE, DET.A1NES and EI.ANNELs;
IS FRENCH PRINTS and CII1NTIES;
Superior French and English BED BLANKETS;
SATIN and WUESTED CURTAIN DAMASk;
LACE and MI slim EMBROIDERED CURTAINS;
Real Freuch Scotch LINEN SlIEEllN'iS;
Irish ,,.i Scotch TABLE DAM ASK;
NAPKINS Services lie Btarn and TOWELS;
Rogers Welsh, French and american FI.sNNNEl.S;
SHIFTING LINENS male to order;
CLoTilS UtSSIMERl,S, TWEEDS and &ATINErS.
HOSIERY, III every style and quality together with every
variety, of lIAbERDASIl&EV and llnCSE.KEErlN" DRY
GOODS, which wonI& tll hr attention Of those in
Of the above named Goods
GIQUEL 4 JAMESON,
o6S1oli2p |, chartres street.
.HpsE G0QefS~"EE'cSlt sfl'3'iuts{
s. n. NJ = O ID y
Has just received per arrivals
n Fresh Supply of his Celebrated shirts.
HALF \ DOZEN FOR 81;
HALF A DOZEN FOR - So
| -AlsJ--
4 fine assortment Of
GENTI.EMEN'S UNDEE. CLOTHING;
HALF HOSE, etc. etc,
Which he is oeflring his USUALLY LOW PRICES.
III Gal! and see Him at the NEW ORLEANS SHIRT AMI
| GENTLEMEN FURNISHING EMPORIUM corner of Canal
and Exchange Place. o6 2p5t
Svntatct e. Moore y Co.,
~ CAMP STREET, II
| Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
|
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Open ! Open !

Open Open
NozEE&s, AEA-UIIa e. CO.,
(SUCGGSSoRs NORRIS A wAE.D
q e. aP rB| -Hg- H 81 H12 -
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
U1ndrr City Ifocl,)
Arc now receiving elegant assortment Of line
Fashionable Fail and Winter CintsthiS,
Embracing. al the NOVELTIES OF THE SEAao\' lf' W.
and COTrUN SUITS, NAPIER COATS.
rzy-FURNISlIIN.; G0OnS in every variety SCI -''l
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EE. II. .EtgCEEcss,
Camp street Carpet BgHtvs-cFsomse,

NEW FALL STOCK.
Velvet MEnAL11O&S: EeIvtt>, Wilton, Brussels. Tapestry
Brussels Three Ply and uarHr4 CARPEEINtS: k&@, Mats
CurniM Materials Window Shades, torliccS, Oil Ctpi!S &C.
in the grcutc. variety and III the lowest rates.
L. ELNIN 4 Co,
Of 2r6t IS Camp Street and AID II la'is ri &c.
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KBr. SGl1etscE Reynolds.

OFFICE-So. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, SCALp-EEAp, WHTESWELLING SORES ana
urrpps of every dissertation ja3l 2ply
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u. eE'. SeDMso:ea',
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE e, l. ~,
his resion in all lis Branches the Parishes Of
EAST nnJ WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST Aad WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New orle"is, oetl6 -Hif
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ThO,e b. PI0f. Mct'Nch viii WoNf Of
l. Admiralty md Maritime Law, cmi9Gf '' r!sH ,s@
ti,gn!o!s Of Masters and Mariners, to!!iHiai ."f fi
tine Tors General Average, :lvNse civ ~" N"t@Fy MAIL
rogs' tcrtr!c:s Marine Insurance az! Hri~' 'ros AZ"
t'Gtrac for Maritime i'll BilI:- HrLA'E ana sup
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! a1E1zssEfEafEiaa2a zGlElEEp.

EI LII M OR El r AN G Il r ST.
The members of the Constitution Club will meet THIS EVEN
ING; ut 61{ o'clock, at WHITE HALL.n
A oS 2nlt BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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EUgt dry G0ods,
No.l2G Canal street, Touro Buildings,
Bn,,s,cn R.>alm and Bourbon stIGes.
p. & Il. r T. [ l. l. \ II ( g.,
Have now in lieic very elegant stp.3 OF
lSlucR mad Tolore& SIl-ESi
DE LANES and GASiIMERES;
WOOL rlAlpS and Ere Il, EALitOES-
HOSIERY AMI i:MBEOIDEE1tS;
SCAEFS. MANTLi.S and CLIO hKS;
rteuel HiiOAHCLOTIIS and CASSf NI.EES
Frrlr, i Bach BED BLANKETS;
Ine. .srI WrcI BED CULTS;
CURTAIN DAMASkS.
-ALSO-
BED AMI TABLE LINENS:
Luce Nul Muslin CURTAINS;
and complete stock Of The various kinds ii WHITE GOODS.
Of @uh
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UNIVERSITY OE LtbI@kL1 " 49, ", ~ =
u PARTMENT.Il Lectures III this oeir';1"i VIM con-
lclce tie SECOND MONDAY Of NGNt VI -'Vt H' con 1
time uTlI the FIRST MONDAY Of APRIL NJi lhty WIZ
clrbrGc the important hanctea e Tj %. fiii p!.'
stt7fiotl N, International we'll E.H iNfI'gin'
rcr Practice Lectures will he deEe'ea ~ iH"E 20
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Thou too sail on o ship Of State.
Sail on 0 Union strong and great
Humanity with all its fears,
With all its hopes Of future years
Is hanging breathcss on Thy fate
We know what master laid Thy keel,
What worklnn wrought thy ribs o. steel,
Who made each mast and snil and rope.
What anvils rang. what hammers beat,
III what fOgg in wliut heat
We're shaped the anchors of thy hone
Fear each sudden sound and shock,
Ills Of the and not the rock
Ills but the lapping Of the sail
And not rent, made by the gale.
In spite Of rnn and tempest roar,
lii spite of false lights the shore,
Sail IN, fear to breast The
Our hearts, 0ur hopes prHA'tr ~, t4l5
Our uith, triumphant DER our ftars,
Are all With tlte-are eli with thee
We would like to see the citizen, Just by way Of
curiosity, whose blood does not course more ioyousy
through his veins he reads the foregoing glorious
lines from 4 splendid poet and noble patriot.
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nroyARCEE FIRE INSURANCt I, CQIktsAhon
IfI OF IONDON-Capital and Surplus + -A1'+9-eVV'''
S,ecal Fuud held in the United States, S!55VLE



'rhcli>i!u Dollars Invested i'll This country.
--nRECroHS NEW onLEAhs-
Ambrose lHut"nr Charm, lNotts y, ~
Frederick kodewull, j, 49, =! y = -..-,pv
Resident Sec,etay, No 70 s. Il.s,'"s street.
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R. X. HOWELL, Secretary.
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SALE OF Day Goops, SILKS, FREScH SHIRTS, ETC.
We would call the attention the to The sale of an extern
sve assortment of dry goods bae and eo!orea silks French
shirts, etc. which will take place this day, 10 o'clock A. NJ
at Biccae Lesumons aueion4e5as No II Gtsrsges street
Terms liberal 8. sale
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The re Of each Professor Is S25 MI-isn - 70 ana
5!1t.f he rjiioU!H
'S CHRISTIAN Gosf;,.!Is
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Secondhand Furniture ER0esghf

Tie highest Cash Price nnd for all descriptions OF SeconA-
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose Of their furniture will find TO their advantage 10 call On
the undersigned.
Also-Sec0u-NI Furniture sold exchanged and Repaired
p. NJ. TOURNE,
a,Ia on9r, % Bnrunnc street
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Pelican CEesb.
FILLMORE RANGERS-THIRD DISTRICT.

R. X. HOWELL, Secretary.
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Fashionable Clothing.

cs 2r2tSltw Exchange Place. adjoining the rostolic
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-06

Presidential and Presidential candi-
dates, as the alternate of DR.. Bristol and
what is more, in the caucuses of the New
York delegation we heard him say that he
thought Mr.. Fremont was the man for the
convention to nominate, though he should
vote for Mr. Banks because the majority Of
the delegation had determined to support
him. General Scroggs himself win not de-
ny these statements.
Sufficient returns have been received from
Texas to show that the, Democratic nomi-
nees for Comptroller, Treasurer and Attor-
ney General, on the state ticket have been
elected by large majorities. Chief Justice
Hemphill had no opposition, and Judges
Wheeler and Lpscomb, for Associate JUS
tees of the Supreme Court are fer ahead Of
General Jennings: -
The Newberry, S. c., Mirror gives an ai-
count of birthday party to Preston S:
Brooks, at Washington, at which the corre-
spondent of that paper was present. Among
the guests were Senators Butler and Doug
las, and other leading friends of the admin
iStIutOus oCus SulIuudA dtdllCQ AihoCh VI
the occasion to present Mr.. Brooks with a
cane, as testimony of the admiration with
which be had inspired the citizens of Holmes
county, Mississippi, by his attempt to muir
der Mr.. Sumner. General Quitman deliv-
cred an /" appropriate" speech, which is duly
reported in the South Carolina paper, in the
course of which he accorded to him the chief
virtues recognized in hispart Of the country:
A recent tour in Maine, says the New Y.
Independent, has brought to our knowledge
many encouraging facts concerning political
opinions and prospects in that State. A few
of these we lay before our readers, selecting
only such as have come under our personal
observation, or have been received from reli-
able sources.
In certain town the postmaster was SO
much alarmed at the number of Campaign
Tribunes that poured through his hands that
he formed club of twenty to subscribe for
Democratic newspapers. He inquired of a
Democratic friend which was the best Dem
ocratic paper in New York, and was very
correctly told The Evening Post. After a
few days reading Of that excellent journsl
the postmaster discovered that its Democra-
cy was of the Republican school, and he i'm
mediately advised the club to discontinue it
but 10, the whole twenty had become so far
enlightened that they had already resolved
to vote for Fremont.
The Nestor of the Bar of Central n Y,
Joshua A. Spencer, heads list of nearly
one thousand names to call for the forma-
ton CT Fremont and Dayton Club in Uti-
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National kan.a. Committee.

ALBANY, Aug. 2S.
At a meeting of the National Kansas Com
mittee in this city, to-day, the following pre-
amble and resolution were passed
" Whereas, the Committee has authentic
information from it's official connection in
Kansas, that preparations for the armed in
vasion of the Territory from the state Of
Missouri are in full progress, therefore,
{" Resolved, That L. Hyatt, DIR. Pomeroy
and Professor Edward Daniels, be appointed
a. committee to call upon the President Of
the United States and solicit the interposing
of the power of the government to prevent
the civil war and slaughter now impending
over that territory, and that they procure, il
possible, the corporation of the members Of
Congress in said application"
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MicAiean Aliv,.
KaLAxlzoo'

KaLAsiXzoo, Aug. 27. |.
The Republican State Mass Convention
assembled here this morning. Hon. N. G.
Wells presided. -ss.s. % -s. -:
4 salute Of thirty-one guns was fred at
The principal streets were hung with ban
ners. - -------sy---s
About o'clock delegations commenced
pouring. in from every section, and at ii
o'clock procession five miles in length was
formed.
In the procession were fen bands of music
and two companies Of soldiers, 81 boys, IL
of whom were dressed, in continental uni
form, 18 in citizens dress, and one in mour-
ming on horseback. iqas e,lt iffq.o1. 4l,'
The procession marched through the prin-
cipal streets of the city and to the park,
where few remarks were made by Hon.
Zachary Chandler, of Detroit. letes a.f5
/ The crowd soon after dispersed for dinner.
At2,o'clock in the afternoon the people
assembled in countless numbers. -.
During the afternoon, speeches were made
from different stands, by Hon. A. A. Wilson
Hon. Abram Lincoln, Hon. G. G. Bates,
GOV. Bingham and many others.
Songs were sung by the Detroit and Bat
tie Greek Glee Clubs. .1-1 50 f'1
The following despatch was received from
Messrs. Howard, Walbridge, and Waldron
81 s 6, WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
Greeting: We desire to be with you
but our post of duty is here. Our motto is
millions for defence, but not one cent to sus.
tain Border Rufianism."
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted and telegraphed to them in re-
ply:
Resolved, That in answer to the de.
spatch of our members in Congress, this day
received, 10000 persons in council at Kala
mazoo, declare that they are with you
Stand by your guns"
In the evening, Hon. G.. w. Bates ad
1 dressed large and enthusiastic audience
| in the Park, II. II. Emmons in the Fire
mans Hall, and Hon, Mr.. Littlejohn at thu
Court Hous...
The exercises concluded with beautiful
display of fireworks
Everything was conducted in the best O
order, and the most unbounded enthusiasm
prevailed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-06
areasing the Machinery.

" The Democratic County Committee of
Ramsey county consists Of William P.
Murray, Geo. F. Brott and G. S. Cave"
The above paragraph appears in an edito-
rial in the Pioneer Of yesterday.
We think we can venture to say that Mr..
Murray and Mr.. Cave will have to CAGE on
their colleage, Mr.. Brott. In the first place,
he is not resident of Ramsey county, and
in the second place he don't belong to the
Border Rufian Democracy, inasmuch as he
believes that Fremont is the only true De-
mocratic candidate for President DOW in the
field. - ..,+-.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
Mr.. Crittenden made lengthy speech on
the Kansas question.
Messrs. Seward, Cass, Brodhead, Trum-
bull and Pugh afterwards addressed the Sc
nate on the same subject.
The Senate adjourned after Mr., Bell, of
Tennessee, obtained the floor for tomorrow.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-06
River Items.

The Ben Coursin, Alhambra and Excelsior
have been in port since Monday evening
We are indebted to the ALEXANDRA people for
papers in advance of the mail. - =
Capt. Gabbert informs us that he brought
up two hundred tons on board the Aiham-
bra, and crossed Beef Slough Bar without
any difficulty. There is great deal in the
manner boat is managed at that bar, and
the capacity of those in charge Of her.
The War Eagle left Dunleith for st, Paul
yesterday morning. rs
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-06
THURSDAY MoRNING, SEPT. 1855


New Election Precinct In Ramsey Comfy.
At the meeting of the County Commits
sioners on Monday last, townships "a, IS,
Sc and 81 in ranges %, %, "a and Is were
set apart as an election precinct in Ramsey
county, to be known as Cambridge Precinct.
The election is to be held at the house Of
John Curtiss in the town of Cambridge
John Curtiss, John II. ellis and James
Clark, Judges of Election.
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Dudley Observatory.

ALBANY, Aug. %.
The Dudley Observatory in this city, was
inaugurated to-day. s,s ~
The large tent in the Academy Park was
crowded. -l1--- 4@i
Several distinguished persons were on the
platform.
A letter was read from Mrs. Dudley, do
mating $4,000 for the Observatory.
Hon. Edward Everett addressed the au-
dience. .ei...-