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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18

CONSUMPTION AND sPIrrIse BLooD.-see the
HEZeS certificate Of Mr. Turner Il. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederieks
burg Va and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Bpge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed to Whist he called quae
medicines obliged to that its good effects in the
Of Mr. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He given up by several physicians had tried
most Of the quack medicines and the verge Of des
pair as well as the grave when he tried Carters Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure
See advertisement.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries

Auction Sale Of Groceries
II. ha n i or Go Go
lAl will fer at Auction ia ore on wedues-
w day Morning next 23rd Of January, ococK pre-
cey, large ANA varied assortment Of Fresh Groceries,
quOrs, &c, &c.
30 hhds Fair, Prime and Choice Sugar;
% Dbl. MOias
loo bags new crop Rio q, fee:
los bags ENtra baltimore do:
drsces fresh Rice;
20 hoNes b. r. Iosf -u-ar;
20 b rres No ami 10 do;
2 " ID. h, I'm d Crushed do;
81 bbs. Dexter celebrated WHISKY;
80 " Pike's Ma .noia do;
Zoe orange do;
90 q" Bourbon snl Rye do.
80 and = bb Brand es;
l30 boxes yaH Gus grades T0Uacco;
20 star Candies;
30 +" TailoW do
o. kegs ed Nails;
5u btNe- Cheese.
30 Ra suns;
81 barrels Vinegar;
p dozen BrouIns
80 cases quart and = gallon Pickles;
90 Brandy ruit.:
~ " very superior O)gnac brady, Gin botes;)
5000 Regeil Cigars Al grade;
- zen Wash lolsds
Tgcther wih al the smaller articles usually offered at
auction lIAnll-tp LANlER co.
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GOO REWARD.

ID AEAwAT ira ~ fshcEiher II Rsi1.y d 1sEh ase
II as<t NsxFs Ma pasist aaAl&4E a, rho esl.s -
sell f4kNatk.
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inrh - tsh FsEht steat las peen4s aka & ~ eye
iaal ta esq a2d gan1f "a ~ la4sra an1 sore aafte
aired - Ccfena41 spain. tarpanssH = ha1efis8 H.
clefAfaE Al geei. bai earnna "a aearel. ~ Qhls
nfst grns. ana ssszs IFqHahs As vi ~ an6 ~ o tAn
etA tuf1 Ffst ~ sbefs rezeE1 ssnei = i Nash
ne Is - ~ sea4nsle< = ~ - kp1 Pelkt - hAf caa
81 a..
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S 6 o o O O!
q l. A $ 5 Il,

sol Prizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn each drawing and paid when due
Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Qarters SO so.
eE- Address JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
MACON Ca
dec92-td or COX I43 NAsHvnIE p. o.
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K. C.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. SIS COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
lave hand Of the largest and complete
II stocks OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suiia-
Bile for Fall and Winter, offered at retail in this
And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer in
ducements to all persons wanting goods IN their hne.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Fouuced silks in an coors for day and evening
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks all qualities and prices Plain Rept Silks, in
all cOors for day and evening dresses Pout de Sole do
Cashmere Robes, with borders elegant Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed Delaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought greatly
reduced prices, which viii be sold proportonsbly low
800 patterns Union de LANES, at only 81 pieces Plain
Mernos in all coors In short, EVERY THING in the dresH
goods line.
Extra heavy all Wool, for Drawers;
+" Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking Flannes;
Fine saqae Fanne all cOlors; and for children, common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such as Jeans
Satnetts, Tweeds, Cassimeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shirting Pillow Domestcs, Tckings
Apron Checks, Canton Fannes Prints, Irish Linens Plaid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &C &c.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. Honiton Collars and Coarettes
VAL Collars Coarettes and Seeves separate in SETS all
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also Uaion, ali
Wool, and Satin Lame Dama,ks, with Gimps, Tasses
Loops Cords, &C., to match. Also Cernice and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the lowest possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last ~ days. prices insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs, Mats, Drugets
Crumb Cllths Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &C &c. r. G. McNAIRY 4 CO.,
NOVEL No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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w FALLING rs LoyENO more falling in love afser this.
We are all to be pitched into it willing unwilling Pro-
lessor RoSDoUI has betrayed the secret He teaches how
make any BODY you that you WISH He furnishes in his
curious book 'he Bliss Of Marriage the entire key to the
mystery. you want lady she mus become yours. you
need husband pick out you can love Read RoSDoUT
and the matter is settled The advertised our pa
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Prom the rosy western heaven,
Through the tinted mis:s Of even,
Up the puTIls dseps Of twilight
Slowly sailed snowy cloud,
Coasting ~ the golden sky-land~,
Sweeping round the starry is ands,
sailed that barque until the zenith
Was enveloped in its shroud.
sanmers six had come and parted,
Since upon that urcharted,
Once before came set apis sailing
o. skywara tenGiug track,
Then, I7af Of Gods evangel
Tbey had "a tiny angel
On ny bosom, gentle mother,
Nov they come to call ii back.
Al his earthly mission ended,
On his little couch extended,
La he, watching with the spirit
As his azure eye grew dim;
Though by others all unnoted
Watching where that vesse! f1atcd,
AMI the wo.ing angels WAITED,
For he knew they came for him.
Many sweet good byes7 he tOdye,
Cose his little eHfold sc,
Fat'cr, brother, pressing near him,
shCting heaven from his view,
But 70 tee be chung the nesreft,
Thou the fondest, best and dearest,
As be murmurel, "Ohi my m Their,
VIII not you % with me too?"
'where, oh! where, my child?" 'To heaven"
ST. he'd the passing spirit. Even
Caught he cadence OF a chorus
As The angel-bl que swept on
Sailing up the ether slowly
It has reached the haven holy
Ard les moored within the shadow
or Jehovah's great white throne"
FoREsr HONE Jan. 14.h, 1856
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Dissolution of Partnershil
JAMES 3. CRAlGREAD,
DEALER ~ -.
Is HARDWARE sa. i
AND
9 II ~ ~ is IL II Y,
No. 20 PuRt.Gg SQIARE,
NksEVuIH TENN

TO enable se good oS pr ces fcm THIS sase
81 aor0ants Or sundsies purchased creft 80 n be
eousiderva ben the aFtces eirrFrd yuena
VII h. espe,-l Eh-n he Aocodnts presented
jsnll aechaly
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Commissioner's sale.

y NNaIa.9t - y tNE-9~a = N9NaNs
J. Tyler Faarian sud pria - ~ = lsr Ais den'
purtaAnes Il Deere u rs odd Crcu Conrt IN ths
above fuii, 10 De Pee saksf 3srm h5i SAT- Court
Sii cpnmssenrr untsf sai dtefe ss % The highest
bddes A. ths lat Fetdsuos q " b fylsr Gccras-d "a
Monday, the 2lst day q January, l656,
the Of ianf shih said dtcfisnl disdcousrns
between 500 ana 400 Acre.
rais had rs 90 ~ roza f IA tan Ky g Csrtayils
fenn Ia 80 ~ 4 e. te psF u te ccaBty, and 81
fhe esi tbeca aes 81 ans IN the sashtfn par. Of the
eoanig Abeoi 30 eleartd ard Gne Kfaas q
caitivston Tiers sod Dsglng Hosss en- lhs Ysoa,
siso, bsrn, Stables. Ac
TRIMS on SALE
Dethrd cash ne hsipc epF and years With Ia
tssst ircu dais hla1 sin approved sseaiy VIA bs 70
qoifa % tht tfehasef aaa Egn ped ne lana
NJ paFctase fnorty 1Ad 6,fEAkf ccmmss'er.
b-Auy uae dssirDR % sd aid - ~ wil please can
On g D. lFf, a. te Rrsuissi or n. D. kuil liadeas
vile a., q. ZERO. a Mkfaa- anc9s--ss
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,

RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
A Nos and Broad street.
"A FROM NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds. New Sugar;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bxs. Fresh Rasins;
80 kits fresh Fish:
100 bbls. Molasses;
30 hi. bbls. do;
500 sacks Salt.
FROM BALTIMORE,
100 doE Fresh Oysters;
100 bags Prime Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs.. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 doz. Pat. Eyed P, Buckets;
so doz Wash Boards;
10 bbls Backing;
100 bxs Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls. Wilshre's Whisky;
100 Deans "
20 Old Rye
81 Bourbon:
80 Mon1ngahela;
10 Brandy;
10 Gin;
10 N. Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
80 600 spanish Sole Leather;
so casks English Soda;
20 bags Race Ginger,
20 Pepper;
20 do Spice;
6eeroons Indigo;
casks Madder;
100000 g. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
25kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbis. do;
bbls. do;
25 kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot.
FROM WHEELING
200 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles received yesterday-sn new q
fresh and will be disposed Of at AsonishiDgly low prices
Having been purchased At the lowest possible figure for
peote they will Of be exchanged n the lowest pos
bic figure for the pet5teyiHctum Cali and for yoV
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
moves Nos. ! and Broad Of
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N O TIC .

% II & II
TTHE business heretofore conducted BY The subscribers
Il der the am Of SNOW, MACKENZIE Co. vlll be
hereafter carried by them under The erm and style Of
MACKENZIE WILSON.
An persons INDEBTED the late arn requested pay
up without delay, further Indulgence cannot possibly Be
given. ALEx. MAGKENZIE,
J. ". WILSON.
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ES0H NE&H--th<f hrse fUa slsry HIiee Hus..
- t2HHsr ftrs4t II - t1h Wsrs, HAsA WI fsrt ~
n A. Dttl0uA dez1 ke1aA
saAh - ttfstiss.sk sl-set
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Trust Sale Of DIV Good.

AfFSSRS. PLUMMER co having ex-cuted desI q
WI trust the und rsgned conveying their erTe stock
Of Goods the win he sold out the most reasonable
terms for cash. at the old stand No IS Public square, for
short time
Persons indebted TO said firm requested to far
ward and make paym Mt Immediately their accounts viii
be placed in the hands Of officer the sco0unts
&C, ave also assigned.
The books and accounts Of said firm open for the
spscton Of creditors. JOHN g. FERGUSON.
DECEIT ustea .
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J. II. MCDONALD,
ATTOH NEYAT LAW,
NASHVILLE, TESs
Office in Lindsley's Building, CUP staiIs,) No. AZ
Cherry Street
w Ill practice in the various courts Of Davidson Ruth
w srford, hilson and Williamson counties. [jsnS-lw
White Lead.
O00 KEGs q VIM; c; stockton a Cos brand Of PURE
For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON.
WANTED, FLANSEEn. For which The high
est market price will be paid, IN Cash. au9--tf n
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Straved or Stolen

R0M the stable OF Isaac Paul. the night Of January
1ith, BAY HORSE about fourteen hands high both
bind feet white above the hook the face has very
bushy tail No other marks reeoected Any person
ing the horse giving information 70 Isasc Paul.
viii be literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT,
jsn14 Near Franklin Depot
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NO ICE

II HE co-partnership Of Persins Campbell Co, Of this
city, this day dissolved BY mutual consent either q
the CO partners having the Of TIE Of the arm IN
liquidation ". n PERKINS,
W.B. CAMPBELL,
EKw ORLEAEs, Dec. &, 1Ss5. sAM'L p. WALKER.
In retiring nom the Commission Business We retnrn our
thanks to our friends and patrons cheeruy recomrfnd
our successor and late partner W. NJ Perkins altogether
worthy Of their confidence AMI patronage.
". B. CAMPBELL
SAM'L P. WALKER.
The General Commission Business heretofore erducfsd b.
Perkins Campbell Co. win be conducted without inaFrup-
lion by W. ". Perkins, under the style Of
decls-deo&wtf PERKINS 3 co.
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-N DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsToN-These great
Ns~S scourges Of cur people cannot be too well un
derstood or the Of sverting curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any
of cure or alienation, confe benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor. This desirable contamination has
been achieved and not only dyspepsia be cured but
may be prevented by the Of Hoonands German Bers
prepared by Dr. c. NJ jackson, Philadelphia which medi
zine is spoken Of in terms Of the highest commendaton by
thousands who have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly in
nocuous its nature and the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust well restoring
The health Of the sick See advertisement.
PRoF woop's HAIR REsToRATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article that viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
sease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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JAsPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By AUTHORITY OF TIE STAT OF GEORGIA.
-, - NJ "A C. 0 NJ, G A.
TlnIH LOTTERY is eonduc ed the plan Ct the Royal
Il Lottery Of Havana Of single numbers-snd drawn
Concert Hail. Macon, Ga, under the sworn superinen-
dsnce OF Gel. Geo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A. Mss
bet. Esq
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1855.
When Prizes amounting to
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JOHN RAMAGE,
AZ College STREET, Nashville,
boots, SHOES AND BROGANS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAVE on hand, Large and General Assortment Of
l. the best manufacture for CITY and Country Trade.
Merchants and Planters viii End it to their advantage to
examine my stock before purchasing.
dee1 JOHN RAMAGE.
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little Calvin, bueeyed fir haired child II six
mers dying aud he babe his father, mother, and little
brother the bedside he might tell them "a
veil "Mother said he. 'wl you not 60 with me-" Where
are going my cidf" asked his mother. With his eyes
dxed upEsrd he answered, $40 Heaven mother" aud in a
monen was In the Of Him who has said 'SDfsr little
children 10 unto ne and forbid them not for OF such Is
the kingdom II heayen.n
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JUST PUBLISHED


JUST PUBLISHED,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa..
ID EPoRT on sPERMATORRHOEA or Seminal Weakness,
IA Impotence the Vice Of 0naasm baton or sct
Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
Advice the Afflicted, 81 GEO. R. CALHOUN n D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association Phiadeiphia Pa
benevolent Institution established BY special endowment
relief Of the SICK distressed afflicted with Vru
viii be sent by r-a Gin sealed euYelope) Free Of Charge
the reeepi oft for postage. Address Dr. GE0
R. CALHOUN, NJ. South NIsrH St, Philadelphia, Pa.
d~eiT- n
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
w invite the ten,ion Of Merchants and Traders gen
w orally TO our large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At prices which cannot fail please.
OUR STOCK or
mISCELIIANEOUS BOOKS
prices % those who buy to sell again Lgi5k@[
TEACHERS wou do well 10 examine curt fNr1T- N
stock will make special arrangements to sGeaz<A&1
supply Schools. ~ East Side Pubic Square, Nashville
aug9S-t STEVENSON OWEN, Agents.
To Wholesale GrOcerS.
w. MEREDITH
OFFERS FOR SALE, his Tobacco Mandatory No. Is
" College street, FIFTEEN HUNDRED BOXES TOBAC-
co Of the following choice brands:
100 boxes NARCISSA SAUNDERS sos. Lamp.
$50 boxes NECTAR LEAF, 6oA Lump.
Isl do PRIDE OF THE SOUTH, 3 do
$50 do G. Z. LABBY'S SUN CURED, do
200 do JOHN RANDOLPH, 8 do
100 do II. MORGAN, 8 do
200 do JOHN LYONS, do
100 do KNOW NOTHING, do
100 do J. O. HORNS FIVES.
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Premium Boot L Shoe Mandatory

LNOR SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce a.
street-part Of Lot No. 156. For further partic 80
uIArs call At this Office. octl5-H Esk
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15
Glorious Old New England /!

Were we not native of Western State
which has proved gloriously true to the cause
of Freedom-=OhiO-we would envy any New
Englander the land of his birth. Look at
the six glorious old Commonwealths! "There
they stand!" True to the principles which
their fathers sealed with their blood at Con-
cord and Lexington, at Bunker Hill and Ben
nington, they have met the shock of the
slave-breeding and slave-dtismg hordes with
a firlnness as immovable as their everlasting
hills. No wavering in the ranks Of Freedom
therein those States of Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
and Connecticut! The traitor Pierce is spurn-
ed from the bosom of his native State as
was the recreant Arnold when he attempted
to sell American Freemen into Slavery for
British Gold.
Old Massachusetts,, however, leads the van,
as she did in the days of Hancock, Adams
and Warren. Poor Rufus Choate He has
indeed proved himself poor shote, as he is
and always has been since we knew anything
about him. The city of Boston and the State
of Massachusetts endorse Charles Sumner
by Sixty Thousand majority
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15

Thence applying rule of progression jus
tilted Ly analogy Of commercial position
and assuming that st. Paul, after 1861, will
grow as fast as I oledo, We wou!d have ig
1866 population of nearly 10000
In lS49 the census of Minnesota, taken by
order of Congress, shows population O
about 5000. No census has since been ta-
ken-the experiment of the county assessors
in that line having proved dead failure
The population numbers now not less, Ger.
tainly, than U00-having doubled n,ors
than four times in six years. II Messrs
Newson and Warren, who have been anus
ing the public with their respective opinion.
on the State question, Want to knowhow We
arrive at result which docs pot accord with
the opinions aforesaid, we Will endeavor tc
satisfy them at some future time. at
St. Paul, in 1850 contained nearly tentl
of the whoN population of the Territory, and
it now contains nearly fifteenth, only
But since that SINE, Winona, Rcd Wing a.
Hastings have sprung into being ST.
Anthony aid Minneapolis have begun to
contest our supremacy in good earnest. We
shall give fhc past, present and prospective
increase of these towns in . future num-
Der.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15
;, av- At 50 per cent, the average
ago yearly growth of st. Paul
for n vanrc va.f
At 20 per cent increase, av-
erage growth of Chicago
for 1R Years past

Upon which scale is the present value of
property predicated
But both these tables are constructed on
the forced hypothesis in one case, that our
present rate of prosperity will greatly dimin-
ish immediately the other that it will be
maintained for series of years. Neither OF
these would probably Indicate Che true his
tory Of our future growth. AS we near our
perthehon, oqF progress will be less swift
but we will finally reach the plane of our
progression, by a gradual decrease in the ra-
tio of growth till We lock arms with Chicago
and Toleda, at 20 per cent. per year. With
out some violent and unforeseen revulsion,
there is is every reason to believe that if we
do not maintain our present law of growth
for five years to come, that at least it will
average 33 per cent, compound yearly, for
that period-when it may be fairly presumed
the rush to our Wild lsiids will be nearly
over-the growth of population will subside
to the ratio of other central western cities.
The following table is nearer approxima-
ton to the probabilities of the ,future-show
ing our growth for the next five years at 33
per cent: .f rs ., ,a ,..-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-15
CHICAGO.
TOLEDO.

There will be fluctuations in the yearly in
crease of these young cities, but the average
growth as above exhibited, will be verified
by time, which proves all things. Cut it out
of the-pape and put it in your scrap books.
ladies and gentlemen readers!
Yours, j. W. SCOTT.
Assuming $50 as the population of St. Paul
in 1850, $500 in 1854, and $500 in 1856,
(the newspaper figures are 1000. 5000 and
10000 for each of these years respectively }
We find the law of the growth St. Paul to
have been fifty per cent. compounded yearly.
or duplication of the entire population for
every period of something less than two
years. These figures show that St. Paul has
since its start grown nearly twice as fast as
Milwaukee--mor thar twice Ms fast as Chi
cago, and three times as fast as St. Louis for
any period of six years taken from the his
tory of either.
posed to have established our law of growth
the population of st. Paul, if the present
and past ratio Of increase lie maintained,
would reach in ten years from now the enor-
nous sdm Of 10000, while Chicago at the
same time, At her present or past ratio of in
crease would have reached only $4,000, and
for all succeeding years we would be vastly
and progressively ahead of Chicago. But OF
course st. Paul cannot hope to maintain her
present rate of speed. 4 dsminution of 30
per cent. in the average ratio of her increase
per year would still leave Ills in the very first
class of fast cities-and starting with $500
the present year, the following table would
exhibit our progressive increase to / 1866, in
the ratio of the growth of Chicago, OF accor-
ding to our own law of progress:
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49,, FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Canada.
7 New York. Nov. d

9di ~ s12hG9! a'4 q New YoRK, Nov 4.
A terrible accident occurred in London
while Rev. Mr. Spurgen, the famous Baptist
preacher was preaching at Concert Hail, in
the Surrey Gardens. A false alarm of frs
was raised creating stampede, and there
were several persons trampled to death. E8'
The statement that France had -summon1
ed Austria to evacuate the Principalities is
not credited. =. ..,..,7
The Cologrte Gazette says all the powers
excepting the United States have assented
to the original protocol respecting the Sound
Dues. :, - 80 ~: I,
A ministerial crisis and financial difficulty,
exists at Constantinople. .
The ministerial crisis in Denmark has re-
suited in the re-installation of the old min
istry. rt.,s.r.e f...-.s-. fgrr
The French commercial crisis was assum-
ing more favorable aspect. IL.
Persia solicits the mediation of France in
her difficulty with England =,
1t was reported that Lord Palmerston was
preparing new reform bill, and that Lord
John Russell also threatens a similar mea-
sure. A~