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rROx MONDAYS BtIIr

Tnr fW grB INST, PNi The rrhlirih An
niNersary oi our Independence was very gener-
aly observed throughout the city b, all Glasses
of ciiizrns. The day was very pleasant aud al
though the -un shonc quite hot alou, noon. ihe'e
Was n Good brrel" stirring which prevented the
heat from becoming oppressive. All places ~
business were closed at al early hour IN the
morning, giving 10 every On" who desired IT, an
opportunity al inuing 10 the 'esti,iiic- Of the
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-, ~ 50
hEfAuLr HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE

~ paSmea, ot Two ius,alim.h,. oi tho moa~,s o..
eet~d ~ he pss bS certain mortgage, hesns date the
lat day "a AHgust, A. % lsal, executed by John l.
nor.on hen Il the county II Ran.s, Ia the H., I,o,,
81 Minnesota, to Vance H,owa at saiai rsai IN ssd
se"nn at kamset, aud REGARDED IN The aa'c~ 1t th.
Register II pes Of the eeoaty II u.e, In the re,n
Toy "t Mians.ots. N haok ~ mat,sasss ~ psSes
iat ssd tee, on the 18th dN Of Jrnaary " isAh ~
" = e'oeA ~, ~ secure thu "a, mcat 81 the
~ skh' huadted and thfN thtvc - tuA dnlists and
tcIcst, ueeoftns the conditions o ,h,ss rta
mi.-ai, notes as,ed Ma, stth. u lssA and ps, ahe
sesen', seNen - loo aoss stie the Ia, of
l~cemhof, u, tshA with use Al the rate ~ ten psf
ecu, eas 10, the Ike spm ei,~e aaa,rd seventy
snd ~ leo dlsrs payable en the th OF bse.meet
A. n, tsaa. with I'm per eem, payable saaaatt,
and one for the hke of too hunas .eveu, seven
asd - 100 dollars payable ~ tho SOL sy 81 B~eeaa~
upon which there claimed 10 he das the Jss ~ the
nf pehttc suoa II the aotiee the ef three aandea
,hiy ave 80 100 a"'ss rtacipal snd ,u,s,as,, .. sad
tot the dfst tnstai'nens ei ssd mrr,Gsu~ and the t
het sam Of eae haad.ea les,s nins a 100 DALI ~,
sffAi shi ~fsrs and Nj IN sscoad nsisiimsni Of
aid mu tssse, amounting IN all Ia the II truf hun
assd eighty toas "a Ice doiists
And the said mortgage having hesn duly assigned IN
the 10th da, oi Ansp.' iss, by he said Vance ,osp,
TO charles y Mackabia aaJ Ersstas =. kdsetton, aud
the sssanmsn, thereof Ju, treo,eJ ia the office
Register 81 erls ~ sad eaaa,y ot Ramsey tho yoh
day Of August 1856, ~ ten oroes a. IN tooA ~ Of
mussases page Gtp aud ssid morris sgs hsyug been
,sass,soed by tho sid Msrtuhn A tJss,,aa 10 .sa
R'owa on the if,h d~y 81 June 1854, which ssd last
mentioned assignment r~,a,dsd On tho po,h DAY 81
AaGo-t tsba In the oac~ oi tho h,e-ef Ut beet. oi
ss'i soan,y, In booh "a' III moresss.. oa page. sh
sud tly
And the ss,d sun oi ioat hunitrd and eighty Gu, 50
leo dollars, beias Ha~ dee aud onpad anh no snu
processing at la~ h.sias bera iust,usd the
debt secured BY saia mortgage OF any par, thereof
ee 10 hereby rcn that by virtue 81 tho power at este
IN ssld mortgage eonaiSst sna fafsasat the
In such cas-" made aud provided, The premises IN said
mortgage mentioned sad ds.srihsd - tinw-, to ait
AN ihVsr Pe,es OF parcels II land situate oE aud be-
Ina IN the county 81 Ramsey af"essIb tpowa sad de-
.a'"d fellows. We Lots "ae 10 swo l, three tal,
hut tp n'e thl, cshteen (is), nineteen 40 i~epty
teut tss" one (sD twea,s,~e (s), 10 hi"rh taf,sra
10 In r,imsa, htowa haWsst adii,ion IL 81 IsDi
an h. soi At rasc vsnda~ Al the Court i,eus. In said
ob al - fsui "a N" 9th IA, 81 Jol, H. issa. .,
elsvsa I. siack Ia the fnten.pn
bs,si jane 9hi, 4 u, las.
WuhiN ihasH SAN,E HllpNN
Au,s ios Mar,sasss Ma,sses
luhr.H .aw
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Cugnr,rros AZ s,s FRASclxco. We arr 10.
formed thai very interesting AMI veil attended
osblSs,;ta cane Il It Ssa Prssei.es. Carver
county, OIL the foarth a JaIy, A dinner va,
pro, .isd sod smoag tho speakers on The occasion
Ger. Cspa rosrss Capt. Laws Ro@srr and
osAsrs Oar informant states tis dlnner. Tie
speeches. AMI he isn in ibs evening. ~ere u
the u<st hilllssi ehasseter.
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IJnoBATE coURr STHr NATTER %
u ssstf,,x ffof fisy0s

Sa,,ea hereby gwen 10 AL psfso'. Interested ip ths
Eiss 81 sheItsa HoNt.fsf late IL ksns.y fosniT de-
uess.d ust 20 Saturday the i2tb Say u Jolly 1850,
10 eclpss ~ he htssSss ., the oes Of the lsdsr II
Prots's ., - Pau, HssHy Wstis, aimihi.'T.tnr sn
ssd Estate az y,sssst W The Ffotsts toatt ifs al
tsinslfstion sTsDnnt ~ nnnsii.n and sllD~snrs
JoNfs
luns1h jpdys ~ protsie
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W .sHisros July z

the senate to-day = communication was
ting t,e original journal q the proceedings 81
u tb American Commissioner a, PARIS on
American claims agairp, frsDcc.
In The Hoasr an atCmpt Wa ma'le W alter
III hour II rDceting from IL 10 -
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NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL ~
~ received st this assrs asil " osL~t n on Foes
asy, the isth FAY ef tay b. the a~iseft q too
Tors ~ good ffs,fs Hay, ~ fo, kssii,as ~ =. Ito
iba 10 Tho I'm
The tisy Tn be- well ss,.d ss.d sna stssssd NJ tts
ysb.s Usy Yssasiih the yf'isss. 4 ss,,isg On ~
nh@y hs.srvssna th" whole ssI'suni H. he d'i'"'vi
W ~ 18th Asy - s~p'em'et s~si
This Cnatrs rtH viii he fsgsfsd Ia siss L"ni Win -f
pH5yed ssSari,ies 10 ibs sslo III tx.tW
Proposals siii 10 endorsed "Pf'ks..i. To- f""she
usy" v " NtE~,
~ 4ssftss Mss,s, Onss, ia ils"i ~ hry
pof sssiihs, N 49,
Jsn~ n issa W.
4 Ot'IsvIIIp, NISsESOTA, TIE PRO
L vglETONs II the ss,ss ,"~H -osh sail The ~
,ssi,os II ssusrsas ss1 eli S'h'f' ." tue advantages"
ibis glara. 80, a.,
~txs 4, .s.ssss .y ne heal ~ ssszstloo On the Mia
..s,, ,,,.r .nd tsias the osiy high stoasA 80
.att,r, To- ossfaS- ~ Me rvsf In ks skiniy ~ tbs
k.p.1s sss.ss, - bss'ioa 'speroS Ia any other
tss - tbs ussf
Ss ~. oa- us,s, ssa stove go sssss sawmin
~ 10 ~ op-ysiiss he is~ ssets tke,s IL also
god wspsAosse sasvse.ss, IA tbs I.asius
Nsbs.s good sissD,sosi s&vxstias 10 THE ptses ~
III wAsn bot closed BY Zee. q. post fcs The
ss,,svs n'ss hsniesi orssshss sad as nssesate bot
ases be- beet the ssssivy hsth sides NJ
gs n,.s T. ssss'r@sssa 10 ts's''"s p"'rsss' s'@
lsssst ,sAsss~ssss s,s sasrei 10 q. sho wish "a 70
ess b 49, ND aeansstns t.sos. Wa issss .h 20
ssSs ssd ss tos tksassi,sa sad sss ss dsd.svsa ~
Haas"g ksiisnsf mssthxs, ste. rhs sd'ss'1~
l4Dsis'ils ere obvioas Ia al We hs'e 90 Ss WIN
h. COO: .aa SO before ,os a.'' s 2. .r. 60
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IMrROv ED LITTLE GIANT CORN 1 cor

- = - -
/ MfkoN ED LITTLE GlANT CORN y COb
/ PLANTATION Miii.-.rs,c. r.dsssd tn. sasssr
her hss purchased elusive xht Of tsrytayy Sug sss
IN the w., ii the sbe,. celebrated MALTA. ssd pss
Pared TO ,n.A 'hem a, all um.. s,hsr wholesale OF
I, b. now more thsa yssr .lpc. the Latte 0isst"
sac sredueed 10 the ishlo, daring Which time Il hAs
te.a eea.,ss,I, srosiss In the public Gvor,
maize u ,se moa p.,,.c, mschms ever oosr,a sss sssi
sfl him ase u 'arWished eempts,s rsdy Or 81
tachins team and wsiah. t,lloss No, I, $50 No.
2, sao No 4, aDo Ne 4, 300 pounds Twssty sln.
ute. ave suaeisat IL set cue up without m.ehssisa-
ALI AMI when once sUs.,sa, u sss With sss,y b .
trusted !" 'e"' Va" a,'s, ems pan, 's'h MILL
A. -. 49,. ,--,.,,.
"" 80, ana VIZ r'"a ha mss'pf ho"' WIN Asss
~ :.
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s@; ,,...a, 80.
- ''"" "'"""" '" ass. .....,,.,
4. ss,,eu,,., hssn.sn a.asns 80 1l,,s
uo,idkriy n. In.t NJ
= ArAyrrrr FIRE AND MARINE INs,JR.
aNCE COMPANY, Js..s,,,Ie W,. C..,,si
" '"' W.
"::s y ss::.: '' '' ';;, . e s;--..
4 Rockwell. President, ' ~ " no..~.n. s.e,.,.,y.
v >" ""N"1' V rvs" "e"'y w. "s"ss'' "sss'
Insurance effected srsiasi Loss ~ Damage b. Fire %
"'@''' ~
Han I.,.,,o s.,m,., 4, do, s,.,. sf N.x Yah
..,...t 49,. u..,... v..... :. ~. "a ~.
"a" ,,s.,, r.a ~ wan ~
n ). ,,ls,.. h,els,. wall at, rhi,... Penn
= / a.1,as. a. 40, I,,,. ~
,,,,,m en.mh,,. H.. Ne. vo,s
t.-.,t. I..hi. i.,,..,,il. t,,, u.nt
" ~ ,is..sn ~. Ho,,on Ms,s
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NJ o'Vt~- W MAlIitN ihNNAN, u. n.
~ fHOlSEfu, { y. low. John hs,hsws, sad all
p''sop. ovHng ~ claiming town I,s pstcsh nj baud
TIA FIRST Ward Of ,hs ivy ofssnt rao the ssssi
hereinafter dssefibed.
Whereas, ton tssiset hssboIisrs 81 the firsi Wayl
10 The otty ef saint fsui have by petiop tesnab,si
Ia The Common Ce.ss that u 10 aro"s-sfy 10 isks Tor
Pabi'e IN sid wsfd esftstb potons PARCELS 81
aod sumeest 10 sstsod Pearl stree, hcs' iis pse.~.
s'siinssn ~ The Aes at Jsak~on sfest being shosi
cue bundled and nRy bret IL Ssststly dfeeB thfaayb
ots numbered add b. Het aa6,bef thtrs ~
joel Wki,ns, sid,"s H. The city 81 Saint rsai taking
sss.ntsep 30 beet f The aotib aide 81 io -eses, sad
tblTts three So bet from the south side u 10,
Nov ,hefsfuts, ,oa the psts"ua sbovs ssmrl, aud
cit oths psraoas Interested thsfrta bst-bJ anuh.a
that TN hsinfdsy The 2nh dsS o' Ausasi ass, ~ isp
a'eIocs 10 thu fosshopH ~ thai day prsiion ~il
he sds ua behalf at ssid petitioners "a the Hon h"es
she ta'as jodss Of the bisifGt toaf al Hsmss,
~, hf the sppos 'nsnt ~ ,~Iss jafor. 90 vl~ The
ptroisas saI ~ as,ssfsas Wkstber II VIZ 10 uscesssy
10 'ste any portion Of tbs Sans iot ~" ssd putrees
sp.tibsd ~ tsId pspiies
W. order 81 Tie Common tVapsil,
Iun~ s1~ ~ J. J. BisTYR tity fisfk
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"AUN.IIDKNT n NATHFS, MERCHANT
III TAHSjgs ssd Dealers In READS MADE
tIOfIka beg lesss 10 stats IN The pshhs that thsy
ssiirsjy fsjralshsi their ttoss opposite Truass
sr prepared " eonseasis thar esstsGsr 10 say
and Il 1enS- 10 thsir line They have bend lsses
sess Of Coats, faass esd vsssises 70 sbsk ~ sias
a.o ~ the psbie b especially iavtsd. rsrstshinG
Gods ~ si descriptions esssssssiy % hae1 - -
sale - shssp as sas be sdsa By ssy sasasil.n1sss y
the NofthSs st mGy11 A1v10
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4 snAs. Is. LOWELL. SURVEYOR AND CIV
~ H. EAGiNEgR, Hsssiass. Bsssts tessty, Ne. ~.
IL provided si,h accurate fnsirsmsns ef s.rsSyt.g,
t.ayias oct ssd D,,diss LssAs, rotusg, lsssahng ~
win ...oa,, ali sassss. entrusted 70 his care vteh
prompsssss and seesrssy. As6M e1Y
~ H. DREW, LAND SURVEYOR . 0RAL
NJ Ek m REAL ESTATE, isstss.se, oAly o.,
ps,s fssu the Md Wing iAs1 00sS IN - keel
81 ,bs accommodates II ssssssss Ssiy lee4 6AsHg
4 tO-PARTNERsiu hUTDk-WE HAv6
4 IN. dsy associated 9TH N bas,ssss uASsAulal
p LAsavoss Th~ asss u tAs ~ ~ $1,000 =
formerly. uAb91aALL = Co,
e. r..I Jsly let, lisa 5si1 ISvSv 1sskss.
L>OR sALE.--ONE PRINTING PRESS AT
u oas msstsst ~ nay nsIlsas. ~ - - q
yssL 'i y - 6bvoS
4 OsT BAGGAGE AND P6U0H1-00k
~ heitss lbs shs recovery q Lsss nsoQsss esesar
J. D. DCnDANx 90,
Jaass-im Lsvss ~ u jsshssa Ssee'
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EHat Assr W nfsierstsDd tba = portion
81 The fsk, over Shich tho water fell ., he sIls
II 81, ,nthcny gave way Io diMance q sIs,ui
fourteen feet from The Minneapolis A.lr ou sun
day hast The bfesk dos not diminish IL. heigiith
II the fall any but removes that issiIo, ~ u
aine dlsanc. firtber ur stream. This swing
ava, 81 PARTON a The rsk confirms the theory
that he Fais .err a, 90" tin~ much fsrlircf
doNn Tho rivsr than u'~y now o.. AMI ihA' they
have grsdusli, s"rt~i ny 10 their position i,y
.iecets,r di-tpigiaenis 81 tbe rock o,cr Nhirh
III" tDfr'Di boHs
News reached this city yesterday maDipg 81
To. deaib u Mr.. T. u. VIM. II g,e hrm IL
WHINE 4 Cc..lsy Nc ". died ., the Lunaiic
Asylum in Itica. y. 5. where h. hal hen
placed .ans tine ago In hs1ss that h. might 10
fr.,os~.i tres~,o w. bavssa family 20 iafnc o (
bis death r. sas very much r.setrd BY al
who knew him
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NJ EkCHAN1S' HOTEL, COR THIRD AND
wi JaCKaOS B1REETs, hoa,ins tbs aIsanhss'
taasisx Paint Isai IN n. ALLEN, Irspstetos.
iisv,ns iassn tho sb0vs Hotel asi thesosshJ fset
tel sGd ,sfI"i-a-d u, NJ. Ansa asas 90 isietss The
citizens u Saint Psai and the travelling psAs tAaa -
J. asw prepared to accommodate b Il boasders cad
trsv.isF-, IN . manner assarpssssd In The esv. Tts
table shah sl~.J. be .spgi~3 viii ~ bsss ,hs UarAss
sH"ds The i.es,ss ~ The Hotel hstas immsiassiy 10
font 81 The Steamboat issaisG, sd % The tsstsAM
portion Of the rIy m hes pssiesiariy desi, sble
,hss- -ho wl'h 10 aspsr, boats .sssaet syssass
Ia ,hs rity iunsiskWu
'lW TiiE PUBLIC -Tiig UNDERSIGNED
j hereby iuiofas his h,ssis ss> ~ Sdttf, .(kss -
bss ts'i'ea itons, sud hss no S9bs SpSsfa9s ith -
hsrrhss,s u"'.i In this city, N hdpA tAs esA<s On
epiDas r. ssiesd 10 this estAhiisnsat thst pptresaes
IN, -bieh In tine ppsS ~ asw ,ssssr ~ shefAs.
N.'shs.,. nosl ~ Pol jasf. soas issf -.
--l lel, .aA- q ..S11..S ...s.
I tvEhf sTXBLE.-wE HAVE AN Xxx
- TtNHvE Livery ntabls bom -bish We .sa fer.
9th qusanty ofsood Horses, 'sfrsxes sud bs9gts
ssd 90 estsfal dfits,s ~ convey pssssagsrs Y ~
part It The Territory We shsn Tun 6sgeags wsg0
.syss 10 carr bsSgsss save ovsfnadfng oss
epashss.
stass nod LINEN one de.o, east 81 Amssseaa
II,u.s. ~, AsibOsy street ~ Paul. n. T.
= d rut,os, sssut Tor ~. Assbosy Dare 81 d
tls,is- ilisi -.
APPS snldAw aWb = bkNpONs
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTWL~-TN PROBATE
~ t0tk ~ HAMsrY COUNTY MisNtsoTA TN
EifOkl.
tbs saasfSifssd hsTins bess ETpoisisi by The lilo.
Frotsis Cosr, II hsms-y C.pst ,tsmussioasrs - 80
s@ins claims sssias, The sstste ~ John Ges-s, De
ceased sos,as hsfesy ssp to I'll hsviog claims ssaas,
ssd estate 10 yfssssi hon aqy sa'ssatsstsd, 10 ths
asds sishsJ, ~ the ore ~ iashsrt. - Fast wthia
thr.. aopih- iom Tho dai- bst,pf 10 be 'setsr b1
fsd. " 1GIEHaFT
mar I1A~ u W AIM stG1bsg
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\ Frrt tlxar1 Du II" Fourth. sbilsl Gre
cracker. 70 kr,. Ahi Roman caD'lles were hing
sem ~ ~ ey.ry airse,ioo 0Se ~ ID" aforesaid
mis,t-- f-and ia way into thr action and eissr
s,ote q Hart 4 Pr..,y IN Third s,rsst which lg
nit~.i boS a. hrs-cra-tsr- IN tse room causing
mnsh eaafaaau ssd greet deaf a srnfAe IN
prevail for ~nye uns. II Va. tho1gbi to' a
Ehile that The lsI,Ifisg wo,,h iAse FIRE sri bafn
down. Ju; luckily 10 damags rs dofe, sIesp'
" he explosive missile. In the store vhrt ~srs
oil iu.,sa IN double quick iiro~
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The Indian Troubles in Florida.

Later advces announce the safety of Lieut..
lIartsuH, who WAS supposed to have been killed
by the Seminole. His wounds which were very
bad, caused his delay in getting in and the con
sequent belief that he had been killed. Four men
were killed and three wounded in the engagement
in question. Lieut. II. hid himself in the water
and rushes where he lay concealed many hours,
during which time some one supposed to be Bow
Legs.) called to INN, in very good English Come
out come out III not kill !" This was howev
er, an evident feeler to assure themselves of his
whereabouts and lure him to his death. He
subsequently able to crawl to Fort Drum.
There, being unable TO proceed further. he lay
down to die, but first wrote account of the
meter on the margin OF II newspaper. with pen
Gil, intending 10 ia-ten it to a tree that his re-
cord might be extant; so he laid him dowh in
Pine grove and ept,houry expecting that death
in some shape, would visit him. 1t was dark
when he awoke and you may imagine the revo-
Luton of feeling, you may conceive his joy,when
the sweet music of the drum, beating off tattoo
met his No tattoo to him, but the lost joy
full of revolles, indicating the dawning of safe
~. But how shall he tell them of his presence!
How indicate that he, one whom they seek is
near! Suddenly he thought him of his pistol
and although there was but little hopes that the
charge would be dry, yet the trial must be made
for he cannot walk to them. lie drew and fired
the pistol, fortunately it exploded--the guard
heard 1.-THE long roll was beat, that the poor
fugitive might be assured his friends had recog.
nized the signal; they formed and merched en-
maSse 10 his rescue. And oh! what meeting !!
Strong men cried like children for very joy in his
! safety.
party then proceeded to the battle ground,
and upon their arrival there. a scene met their
view of description SO horrible that words can.
not destrte it, for the corpses of the four unfor-
Inmates were still above ground although in a
revolving condition. They scalped and in
deceutly multilated. Their death was, of course
caused by the large quantity of balls which had
| perforated heads chests &c, but that they were
mutilated, while still living is evident from the
signs of warfare around them, such as the tear
ing up of the grass and sod, the position, the bits
of clothes remaining in their hands. Cnrran
was a remarkably athletic man; he held piece
of Indian shirt still in his grasp. They were
all decently inferred where they lay, at least,
what there of them for the Turkey Buzzards
had taken toll of mortality, and left little but
! bones for the sections and worms. Their muir
derers fred savo of Artillery into the adjoining
thicket but no warwhoop of the foe was blended
with the echoes that answered Poor, poor fell
lows quite boys, too. at moments warning,
with all their errors upon them. remorsless sly
hurried away to meet the dread unknown
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cabinet; or il the welfare oi our beloved native
land the union of the States. peace. or war with
foreign powers. all that is dear or important for
Yourselves and children at stake, did there
live the man. nay, did there ever live the man,
with whose intellect to conceive. whose energy
to enforce whose voice to proclaim the rightyou
would have rested so secure. And if through the
.coud" Of party opposition, sectional prejudice.
personal .detraction," and the military available
lies will catch the dazzled fancies of men, he
could have "ploughed his way" at the meridian
Of his life and the maturity of his faculties. t.
that position which his talents, his Patriotism
and his public service. SO highly merited. would
he not beyond all question, have administered
the government with dignity, wisdom, and
fidelity to the Constitution not surpassed since
the days of Washington Two days before the
decease of Daniel Webster,a gentle and thought
full spirit touched to ''the finest issues" REV.
Dr. Frothingbam) who knew and revered him
las who that truly knew him did not contem-
plating the setting sun as he "shed his parting
smile on the mellow skies Of October, and an
ticipating that brighter sun was soon to set,
which could rise more ON earth, gave utter
ance to his feelings in a chaste and elevated
strain. which, am sure. expresses the feelings
of all present -:
Sink thou auumna SUM
The rees will miss the radcnce Of thlae eye,
Clad In thy Joseph of many dye,
The clouds viii miss thee in the fading sky
But in other climes thy race must run
This day of glory done
sink thou of nober lightii
Tho land viii mourn thee In Its darkling hour,
Its heavens grow grey at thy retiring power,
Thou shining orb of mind thou beacon tower !
BE thy great memory still a guardian might
When thou art gone from sight
Speeches were also made by Hon. RUFUS
Choaie, Geo. s. IIard and others, and the fcs
tiya was prolonged till late hour.
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DROWNING OF a YoUNG LADY.-On Sunday,
the - inst, Miss Mary Amanda Drummond,aged
Is years, daughter of Mr. j. II. l.. Drummond.
drowned in the Little Elk creek. at Marley,
Cecil County, Md The Elkton Wing says:
There was freshet in the creek, and while be-
ing led across an unsafe tootway by Mr.. John
Worde, her feet slipped and she fell in the creek
taking him with her. The current bore them rap
idly down, and they were soon separated by the
rushing water and floating cakes of ice. Several
men who saw them fall ran into the streum at diff
iercnt places, but were carried off their feet and
could do nothing to save her. She was whirled
under the ice at place where it was not broken
up and carried beneath it several hundred yards
to dam breast where she emerged and was DASH
ed over into the whirlpool below from which she
was got out but not until life totally extinct
She was an umiable and beloved girl,& the heart
rcnding tragedy occurred within sight of the very
door of her parents. Mr.. Wordle, (of the firm of
Wolde & Co., paper manufacturers,) succeeded
in reaching the bank and saving himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-26

The withdrawal Of Messrs. RICHARDSON and
FULLER from the candidacy for the Speakerehip
does not seem to facilitate the organization Of
the House. Mr.. ORR merely steps into Mr..
RucHARpsoN's place on the obnoxious platform
of the Democratic MEMBERSHIP only difference
being that he gives, we presume, different in
depreciation to the Nebraska Kansas bill from
that given by the Illinois gentleman. We part
from Mr.. FULLER with reluctance and regret, al
though il does not appear to have been possible
to elect him. He has borne himself in the trying
position which he has held before the country for
nearly two months pas. with frankness. dignity
and decorum that have won FOR him the conf
dence and admiration Of all who love their coun.
try better than their party. He belongs to that
class of men, accomplished, liberal and patriotic,
the association of so many Of whom gave grace
and glory to the old whig party. His views of
the slavery question constitute one Of the very
best platforms we have ever seen. We shall not
wonder nor regret if his manly and enlightened
course on this subject shall impel the conserva-
tive men Of the country to assign him u position
yet more distinguished and responsible than that
which faction and partisanship have alone pre-
vented his reaching
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-26

CLARK MILLS AND THE JACKSON STATUE
The New Orleans Courier of the 9th says:
Among the visitors now in city Is Clark
Mills. esq, the distinguished sculptor, who is
anxiously awaiting the arrival from Baltimore Of
his equestrian statue of the Hero of Chalmette,
which is destined hencefor,h to ornament Jack
son Square"
In addition to the above, we find the following
in the Delta of the Sth:
1.-THE schooner southern, Captain Belloney.
arrived yesterday from Misunderstanding ON board
Milrs equestrian statue of Gen jackson. This
arrival is too late for it's erection the 9Th of
January, as was originally contemplated. The
statue is in five pieces and tits probable several
days will be required to dschargeit from ship"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-26

MASSACHUSETTS, PERSONAL LIBERTY Bill
BosToN, Jan. lS.-Mr. Thomas. American, in
troduced in the House to day bill for the re-
peal of the Personal Liberty bill, which was ia
bled. The Governors message relative to said
Personal Liberty Bill was referred to joint spe-
clul committee Of five Senators and one Repre-
sentative from each Congressional district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Gov. CORwIN. we
are sorry to learn that Hon. Thos Corwin was
seriously injured last evening by "a fall near tie
corner of Fourth and Vine streets. Ho WAS car
ried into the Drug store Messrs. Stevens q Co..
and thence to his lodgings a, the Burnet House,
where he was attended by Dr. Blackman. Pro-
fessor Of Surgery in the Ohio Medical College.
The injury is said TO be fracture of the neck of
the thigh bone Cincinnati Gazette, 10th.