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Slave Rebellion in Tennessee
Eleven Negroes lIung-Great
Excitement and Apprehension
Printed White Nun Leader.


We clip from the Evansville Journal o
Saturday morning, the following startling
news of an extended servle insurreci"r
in Tennessee, and efforts Of the people
suppress it. There have been slave rebel
lions anticipated, and considerable excite
inert caused by the fear of them, in Ken
tuckr, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee
all ui.iia the past Two weeks, indicating Z
singular coincidence of feeling and purpose
amen: tie slaves, DR. an extension Of con-
spiracy hardly less singular:
We had very serious and alarming rep:r;s
in our 0iiy last evening from the lumber
land river in regard to the movements of the
blacks, and from all we have heard, the ex-
ctemput among the people, through the
miud!e district of Tennessee, is far greater
and u.vre general than I'VE supposed when
we wrote the article in another part of this
mornings sheet. Through what is called
the Iron District, on the Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers, there are from 5000 to
10000 slaves employed at the iron works:
they are there congregated in large numbers
working in various labors of making char
coal, gging ore, and tending the furnaces,
in gangs mostly by themselves, with few
whites for general overseers. There are
many of these works situated within lew
miles uf each other, and in sections thai
have few white inhabitants.
Al! these circumstances give the blacks
great faci ities TO piot and combine for in
surrection, if the helish spirit be once a.
Weakened among them. There is now con-
elusive evidence that such spirit has been
at work in this iron region, and plan has
been set on foot fer a general rising this
Christmas, when they shall have gained the
unlimited freedom OF roaming and frolicking
that is always granted them during the
holidays. A gentleman who arrived hast
evening informs as that at Dover, on the
Cumberland They had obtained such evidence
as left no doub. of q widespread conspiracy
existing in that neighborhooc, and that a
number Of the ring leaders had been dis
covered and arrested; and thrt eleven o.!
them had been hung by the excited inhab-
itants; and that among those arrested was
a person who had been in the neighborhood
many months. who had always passed as a
negro; hut on his arrest was found to be a
white man painted ard disguised as negro.
Our informant says, the people being sa-
tistied that he had been the prime mover
aad instigator of the rebellious designs of
the blacks, took him TO the ~oods, AMI by
the unanimous condemnation of those pres.
ent, he vas sentenced to receive nine hun
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Arrival of the Gaorra Law

NrN York, Dec I3 The Geo Law ha,
and > il ,6UU 600 in treasure. Tue principa
consi.n-es ave: d excl l. Co, S,325 900
WIN. urge, SlOUOUO How I'D A-pInwatl
9l3O,OOO, Metropolitan Bank 500 600
Wells, Fargo & Co., SIJO, 900, " ines 4
Co., 1900.
She connected with the John l.. Ste
phens.
The slooP of war Cyane arrived at Aspin-
wall on the 2Clh.
the lrigate independence and the sloop
ST. Mary's are stil y'ng at Panama.
The Go !dcn Gate arrived on The IA h.
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Additional News bv the Texas.

New YuRK, Dec. l3.-Mning prospects
were good.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
sink the steamer OriZIbI, whiie lying al
San Francisco. 200 recruits for Walker
went on the downward trips.
. Dates from Oregon TO the 18th OF Novem-
Der.
Judge Olney, al the U. S. District Ccurf
refused to hold the last regular term ni he
CuurI III consequence o. the remUdriing al
the Judiciary by Congress. Il the Juoses
in the Territory have adopted the SAINT
course.
Advices from Washington Territory state
that The vo untrers, both stag and line, have
been dlso .nd.d by The Governor.
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The Travelling Community.

a remedy such as be have's Holland
Bitters cannot be too highly recommended.
~ the travelling community, especially, it
Is certainly AN invaluable remedy; having
itl lie or no exercise, constantly exposed, and
subject to the effect OF II change OF climate
and water, they require some pleasant med
ioine of this kind to regulate the bowels.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-18

0JThe Tllin Tribune is informed that
Aired Kelley, Chairman oi the jim. L,g-
slative Committee 10 sreport, amennmen's'
has prepared an entire Constitution as an
amendment to the present one. 1t thus be
So, it asks, und bis amendment should be
approved by the people, what is to become
ui our "New Cunstltution!"
OSTCol. Fremont has been elected an
honorary member of the New York Geo.
graphical Society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-18

IMPORTANT.--lfl ladies wish to restore
the ruseate hue 10 Il cir faded cheeks, and
muse new life and v iaor into their Coin
position, Carter's Spunish Mi ilture is the
very article they SO much need. One bottle
will do more to produce a healthy, trans :
parent skin, than all the cha k ana lily
white this side the Atlantic Ocean.
ALEXANDER, 81. Clairsvile
ia. G. MAKTiN, ST. Cluirsviile
jas Baker, Wheeling,
Wnn. Dunbar, Uniuntown.
Geo. e. Bethe. Flushing.
X. Clark, Morrlsiown.
Ill. Ii. Mott, RarIitsvIlie.
NJ. 7. Miles II Son, sjomerton.
md by Dealers IN MeuIcIIcs everywhere.
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MI pIeasap, n

Mt. Pleasant, y. 200
DE- from ladies on lie membership
T. n, M:Cenaiy a.oo
do per, Rev. J. Moffat on life
membership of Mr.. Magee 1000
do do life mem. ]. NJ. Reid 1890
do from .Kirkwood tp, pr SIR.
Ralston and Mr. Reynolds 7.94
dp sales at depository 4s.ls
Do u. E. Church COL, ST. Clairs-
vile & Eatons, 5000
d. from Washington ;p, pr, Re7.
J. Wuodroffe 1900
DO pr. M. Ml:igan from Pultny tp. 41l3
slzs.7I
PAID Freight 800 -
d DIR. il. West, Tr. 500
Rented 10 pafeat society :0.I0
Pad DrH. West Treasurer 1891
sl7s.7l
fAIERrcAx BIBLE SOCIETY ACT.
1855 Oct 30. Bel. due this Auxiliary sl972
do Nov. l3 RENTED per Treas 2I44O
do dp l9 do do DO $500
1856 NAY l9 do do do $500
DO Oct l6 d. do depositary sos4o
Bibles & Tests furnished
Is life members 1890
Dec 3, RENTED TO Parent So
city BY Treas. IA oo
Ss9l -
1855 Nv. IS. Bible & box
Tor Mr. Pasco S2llo
Dec. 3 Invoice Bibles
4 Tests 1888
Remi:tances on
life memberships $500 S!S9.4
--
Due this society at this date on
Bible account. S303.04
Z. E CARoTHERs, Depy
Nov. IL, 1856, have examined the ac-
counts and vouchers of the Treasurer and
Depositary, OF the Belmont county Bible
Society, and find them correctly stated 10
their Reports OF this date.
JOHN JErsos, Auditor.
SEcRETARYs REPORT.
The operations OF our Society during this
year have oeen very limited Most of the
Townships were visited last year by the
Rev. j. 3. Graham, then Agent OF the A
merican Bible Societ;; for this section OF
Ohio. The Town ips that felt an interest
in the Bible Cause were then explored by
School District visitors and the destitute
supplied. Last years Report furnished
dstailed statement Of the operations Of the
Township Branch Societies. Several of the
townships failed TO make an exploration
and their destitute were not supplied. From
the changing olature of portion of our
population particular in the river Townships
and the failure to make an entire explora-
tion of all the Townships, we doabt not a
considerable destitut ion exists in the coun-
ty.
This year only seven Township Branch
Societies, responded to the notice OF the
Secretary Tor Reports, these are PuItney,
Goshen, Mead, Krkwood, Wayne, Wash
ington and Bridgeport
The same number of Bibles and Tesla
ments are on hand in the Branch Societies
or unaccounted Tor that were On hand at
the date of the last annual rep ,rt deduc,ing
d lew sold and accounted lor by the Branch
Societies named above.
The state OF the account with the Ameri-
can Bible Society, account Of sales at the
Depositary, and stale OF the funds will oe
found in ;he Report of the Treasurer and
Depositary.
JOSEPH WooDRoFFE, Sec'y.
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Dtmocratic Safe Convention.

The Democratic State Central Committee
have resolved to hold their State Conyen-
Ton Of 1857. on the 9th Of August, instead
OF .he sih Of January, as heretofore. Why
this chasgel
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WILDE shd ofthe Dilowing inestimable work; in
anilcipat atiOn oi which the Publishers have put the
price only 81 90 instead of s3 Co. the usual price
TOR such medical works.
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TATE OF ONO, BELMuNrtuUN

TATE OF OHIO, BELHUNT tUUN
", - Court "f CoHmnu Pleas
WALKER HUSTEE. Adiuih 'stfatrr OF the Estate o.
VIM. Shepherd, deed,
ANos w. SnEPHtRD, aud oth"rs.
Order ~ Sc I Real Is ale To Ray Hchts.
Notirr Is hereby given, that ~ vIttUr at order
ma dc III this the 18th isj 1i JtIuSry. -
etwern the hours ot ~ O'Clock. \. ", u'ulhck
p M al the front door of ,'OUrt House ui SIii
SuunIy will OA1r tUI sale The lnON in. desc r,hed
rart nf Iand the same being the NuTth West
of Section 10, Township , aud Ran"e =, IN fuitucy
uShip SAID county. except sixty acres oil the
asst sit & sold to VIM. Myers the same heing je't
To the dow er of Ruhama Shepherd. tU the smount q
Ii aires and la pert hes set OF nv note aud bounds
on the said uacI, including the Improvements there
TERMS % S.rr One third in hand; one third in
one wear AMI the rruaIrder IN two Yeas ir, M the
day OF sale. with interest.
WALKER HUNTER.
Administrator OF the said VIM. Shcphcrd decd.
GelIiw
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THREE INO ONE!
Dr. Free>e's Combined System Of Prac


uITS T. IT, M UtUHu III uIlt VO.UIle'
Illustrative kngs. by cp.gle & Johnson, of Phila'
he importance and general usefulness of this
work Viii be partially understood, by presenting
copy OF the tlre page OF each part. We cannot al
:or, "a present, To pay tor a more enlarged noiics
of lis yurI-d ruii,uIs
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PAYMENT N ALL CA-LS Is REo-IECD IyvEEiAELY
~ ADVANCE; AND NJ PAPERS will EvLR BE SlNr
CAT.L TAI EIPT OF THE NONkY.
All irr,rs n. losing mon Y. ui, business o. any
kind Win tie uiiirc, To be add ii tu Ia. Pubish-
&c, RAYMOND, NLSLt.I Y ca,
No. iaS Nlssau-s. y, w-lrfk.
Nrw-YarK Get l. l~56 unI.Lr
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Special IRE at:es, Fart end.

\ Piactica IL, aiias IN Tie DISEASES Peculiar To
Tie Genital Organs .! tie iiaic ) Z:
W. Il directions giving the v"ry best Treatment in
eAcn PA h,uilI GI, as, aS derived from iIoseiai
and pIl,ate rIacIice; AID fFcm The writings of
The L.'-t celebrated iiiy>!cians and Surgeons Of
EErupe aud America.
Win 'i.is book 10 guide him, every m1n can be
his Cwn doctor. III diseases Iatve character"
Is. w Med journal Vol. AXI D. lS2.
bT J. z. fKEEsE, VI d.
Late--EreslIent Professor, etc, etc., etc.
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The NEW-TORk DAILY FTNtS is very
lag, r=t-ciass Diiy pap.r, containing ali the
->rms oi the ijty- lSc &c, wnlcd Is ssnl 20 sub
>rrit, rs 5y mai III SIX DOLLANS FER AN
NUH.
Inc NEN-IORk SE3ll-WEEkLY TIMES
qua. Is,ic,! twice Il week, AMI Containing ali rhs
.ta;.iE nS;tr OitHe DaIy. is III II SUb>csIl. Is
al rne r-te "t THREE Dt.l.i,Aksi itr annuu.
iwv IuIILs 10 oHe add. ess iur FIVE D,ILAt.s
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Proceedings of the Belmont County
Bible Se,iety.

The annual meeting OF The Belmont Co,
bic Society convened at the Presbyterian
Church, in St. Ciai-sviIle, Nov. IL, 1886.
Tne President o. the Socitey, Crawford
Welsh. ESQ, took The chair at the hour ap-
pointed, / O'Clock. A..
By request Of the Pres sident, the Rev. J.
B. Graham, read a portion OF the 18th
Psalm and offered prayer.
The reports of the Treasurer, Depositary
and Secretary were then read and approved
The Rev. w. M. Grimes, lhcn addressed
the Society,in his usual efitctiVe& eloquent
style, portraying the excellency of the Bible
in its influence upon individual character
and general society.
Mr. Ben:Iy and Dir. Graham, were ap-
pointed to nom inste officers for the ensuing
year.
The present officers were continued, Rev.
Joseph Woodrufle, being heretofore appoint
ei ST cr-tary, by the board of Managers to
supply the place Of the Rev. Alex. Young,
he n,ving removed from the County in Sep
tcmber last
Vote of thanks was passed TO Rev. Mr.
Grimes tor his able and interesting address.
Concluding prayer, BIZ the Rev. b.
Mitchell. Society adjourned to hold its
next annual NEE ting at such time and place
as the board of managers. may dirert.
JnS W'cnupnrrr Soc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10

4p Shorts Buck Gloves for sale. e'ftf7f
MORGAN KEEN 4 PREsTcH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
P1OF. THOMPSON,S
N e w Barbe She ii.
BOOTS & SHOES.

VIE Subscribers have hand largest md
Of Boots and Shoes breught
TINS city sting of Mems Coarse work
and Misses Shoes and Caters Boot She's
and slippers. epI5 HENDRICKS MsREA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10

CORN.
a FRESH supply of Cornjust reed and for sale Y
n my2I T. GRANT b& co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
REM0yAIoF moor AND SHOE sToRE

.-1t- STILL IN THE FBgBDs
ID DEUSNER in forms his customers andt the Public
generally that he has his Boot and Shoe
between Main the Post Once lower
side where he all qualities Roots
shoesn the atet styles materials and
TO nt All work will be dev at the promised
and mistake He hopes receive liberal patronage
he hasstarted determined By hard work and
romptn IS TO succeed. febI3-n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
ETNA INSURANCE CONPAN
OF Hartford. Connecticut.

OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500. 0oO-dH paid in and inrested.
VNHIS Company with perpetual charter
in 1879 and against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling establishments house
hold general Also inland In
peris Navigation Losses will be bsr
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
' THOMAS &. BRACE, Pres't.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary
Insurance be made to the suhscri
receive and issue pol
favorable terms Insurance office Agency
in the West. A. @. HALLOCk, Ag't,
eyI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10

AHf GOODs.-our stock of Dry Goods il large ans
complete and is recommending itself to des
ne nave an over stock of Staple Goods which
sell at New ork prices and doing it every
the trade
enasing novl0 MORGAN. KEEN. & PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10

EpQ0Ts AND SHOES .-Men'sthick Boets:gen.s' Kip.
lie Calf and Water proof do Kip MS
boys thick Kip Boots youths Kip Calf do child
Calf do: boys thick Kip and Wax Brogans youths
and Wax do: children'r Calf Goat Kid Shoes
Roam Cacks: Kip Split Calf oat Kid and Grain
ed Boots. of all qualities, = esYfF
Our stock Of Boots aAd Shoes is Recommending itself
close buyers We haye sizes tol2
aud women, sfrom 5tos We do ures
Boots and Shoes er substance with and win
let propt or deaia leave the house
if low prices wilSpreVeatit. 80
We keep the bestozk bottom.
be had In Wetfeet and ehi
sunases wiz md better remedy than QuinDe BY wearing
dry feet nak-bottom are We
bound to- will sell trade to an exanina
ASsla5 MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10

Clothing, GemtIPmensS Furnishing
GOOds. &c.
GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP.
N EW STORE.--The undersigned has just opened
Clothing Store Water Street, between Vine and
Sycamore streets formerly occupied by Mr. Hav
lin Grocery He has received large stock Of Fall
end Winter Clothing best make and of the latest
style which will be sold markaby cheap. All ar
tiees of Gentemens Furnishing Goods such Shirts COL
lars Socks Drawers dkerchiefs &c. &c, of
the varieties always found this store. and
asonshingly cheap. Call and examine for yourselves
eplStf ADDAM JACOBS.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 000-GH paid in IN CASH.
FNNhiS Company commenced business about
IL with intention doing safe fair business with
large Cash Capital and s. L. Loomis at IL bead
protection assured equal Com
pany Policies will be issued by the subscriber
Buildings, Merchandise Household Goods &c., &C..
terms favorable with other good solvent Companies.
s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALLEN g. HALLOCK. Ag't.
Main street. opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
STOVES! TIN AN II COPPER ESTAR-
y

STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAR-
LISEH WI EMF.
. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
81 g. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
sAz4 en- up his residence permanently in THIS cirY-
" y where he will devote his personal attention to al
branches ofther business Mr. S. would call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIL nd SHEET.
IRON WARE and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work Steamboat
work, &c, &C. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice in the most perfect STYLE
Call AT the store of SCANTLIN q PARVIN.
novI4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
DAEiELW ooLsEY. $500
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMSs
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third streets
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
MMAVING leased for term of years and nttea uP ne
I'LL above well known stand we are NOW w
wares an household furniture horses pug
gies etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on assignments when reqgiTea:
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday ana
and Friday ghts, at early gas light. aod
and sales of real estate promptly
to. ha,d Iaroa
weekly receiving. and have now on manu- lsrse
an general of FURNITURE, consisting olsiat
spindle backs scroll and scolop tops rim
hack office French Jenny Lind and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany wood sofa seat OhaTs
chairs; sprnS seat arm rockers Sofas socabes centre
card breakfast abes light and WASH STANDS
lounges mirrors. fine common and misses
matt prices.- :uoI-u
Violins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whPs
etc. etc., which will sell at reduced prices 1oT eash
| rholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
| my9 AucL ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
W HOLESALE AND kETAII

CAhPETS! CAKPEIb!!
MAZE have hand stock of Carpets astyles
w 30 81 IS yard All persons desiring goo
Carpets at low viii find it to their advantage call
oetl2 --F JOHNSON d FRENCH'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-10
CLOTHING. &C.
THE ALLIES sURRENDEREDa!!

SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
leased the Old Corner Stand Water street under the
Journal Once filled to with the
sortment and styles of Fall and Winter Clothing
nishing Goods etc. and sell them astonshingy low the
ALLIES COMPELLED TOSURREHDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys, ready-made Cotnns
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the
OF Gentle mems Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Gooo
brought this city Their facilities for ana
manufacturing superior ether house in the CITY,
which them at all e TO fill all orders with the best
goods at the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited to call ana
their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere. declS-t
The daily union., 1856-01-31

bs enforced against ksm sss 27h seeiiOn Of ths a.,
July 2, 1861
80 The contracts will be substantially in the forms /.
tofoe used in this department. apt the respects o..
uarly mennDned Ia these Instructions.
"a Present Contractors ard persons known al lhs
parment must. equality with others, procure guarsnl
aod certificates Of their soicieacy suhsa ally in the fo
sboye prescribed. The certificates of suficleDcy nux
sigued by postmaster at Of The places before nao
or a Judge Of court Of record,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster Genera
Jan. 26--iawi2w
The daily union., 1856-01-31

peet Republic Rirhhsld, ichnond Ripley, Roscoe Rush
vile, Salem Savannah saybrooke, Scott, Shelby, Smith
field, somersie Sou Ii Charleston, South Salem, Sprpg
Valley, Steaben Suoagsviie Sunhsh, famadge, Taron,
Toledo, Trenton. Twinsburgh, Urchssiie, Unionyie,
Uuca, Wadsworh, Walnut Hill Waupakonpeta, Wash
ngton, WayResvlle, Wellington, Wesyilie, West Jeher-
son, Yves, Liberty, West Milton, Whtefod, Wiamsport,
Woodstock Worthngton, Yellow Spring, foungstowni
Wheeling, Val Maysvle, Ky; tndisnapois Rchmond,
Lnd.
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Jan "a

lDsTEN rs Of he American Almanac 1885,
brecunva officers and departments Postmssirrs ard Y
efs officers % custom houses OF nna Offices Indsp nssuc
veyars, pension ag~nt-, inspserorv ions
navy l, aray hs coinnands srsenss, milnsy posts, v
me surteme circuit, and district un.d misa
End cunsus abroad foreign ministers ~ The
sif. feychues and shpeadi,pres of h~ United states cs
in 1884 tmpas EXPORTS aud dsbis fos "a yea iapo ."
porte Of each ssse debt of Tho United snn and Of he
sfa'es commerce. and navigation vessels hnllt
are>s Isnsus Ttste governments banks, public ards
roads home and for.sn mad service laws
last session 81 Congress md mpch other
statistical, ptcs sed astononcaI iiuis ~
tssmsrf. yoi. Of 5'e psses. Pco dollar. y
ian rs FpANCK TAYf0Y
The daily union., 1856-01-31
III kIsSE,sOTAi MINNESOTA, MINNESOTA i-BR,
n EekENfY, dealer n real estate, Third street, ST. Paul


k IsHESOTAI MINNESOTAg MINNESOTA i--Bg
u EekENfY, dealer la rea, estate, ILlrd street, ST. Paul
nesoia Territory.
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Minaesofa.
Gov. w. A. German.
Hon W. II. WeIch, chief Justice of Afinnes.ta.
Hon. VI. N. Rice, dccsa,e u Congress.
Rice Hefnsaekd D. Becker, attorney q -st-sw.
Messrs. Borup tbskes, bankers. 44 a.z.t .-s.Hs
j. II. RosseT, secrsiary of The Territory.
Ames 4 Van Etsn. a,t,rn.ya- law. "a
Rev + NJ Fullerton, register United Stat~s Office.
William H. Hocombe, receiver Uniied states Office.
II. 4. ManR, M. %. a5Nf
Maze York.
Gilbert Davis, esq.
Daniel Curtis, esq.
Captain A. DePeyster.
Messrs. 8. Thompson Neph,w. fH.
Williams Cuion.
Phila8sipAia.
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The daily union., 1856-01-31

THn NEW BLUE BOOK, Iss6. Governsnen nt Ns1
a ter. l3si puiJsbsd.
Giving ls ss'afies loo afoas, A. of all pos,m,ssn
ohrf public officers End agents, civil, military, and naval
service n.5 Of The United states with orcs,
cand,on oi all shps ad vcsls belonging the United Ha
snd when and where built and the n
rn's- 10 any way employed by Congress any depsnms
oh,eer ofthe government Ont frice ~ N
Can ha sent BY mail any peu Of county III cl
For sale IN Washington BY
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Jan2l Booksellers, Sh strsr
The daily union., 1856-01-31

ERENCu EMHHOIDfsAlEs. have this day ree
Iam New York large invoice OF the above dessbls ro
consisting Of
25 muslin cmbroidered cicmiseits aud sleeves
rs mu-lin embroidered coiareits and fronts 5
rs VseacienDes Iace-tfiAnnird chsnsisets, in ssss
$50 Valeacisnnss aimed coii.rs
~ Maltese lace trimmed collzfelts and sleeves
80 richly embroidered French pocket handk kerchiefs
$50 VaIeocennes and Maltese iaces, &c.
Together with variety s.RY eo0s, an Of II
We prepared to ete such ia rapid ps1
We also invie especial u,trsuon stock m adies'
Taln,ns sawis, he wieh VIII be closed pces
Dee 2s-eoiwn HOOE, GRO, C(