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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-03
COLEIKAN'.S PA TENT UNDUZA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.

PATENT ISSUED To
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st, 1850.
J. WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maya.
zine streets, New Orleans, AGENTS.
These Mills vary price from One Hundred to Four Hun
bred Dollars and will grind from "a to 20 bushels of meal
per hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory City of Jefferson only ten minutes travel
the Mandatory send by Mail to the address of WILLIS
P. COLEMAN, his Agents, win meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH. City acceptance, at four
or six months with interest ofeight per
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS p COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Pdtentee and Proprietor.
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Watches and Jcyvelry.
TUST received fine assortment, embracing the
Notice-sale Of Furniture.

NOtice-Salc OF Furniture.
TNHERE will be sale of Household -
i Furniture and Kitchen Utensils etc. on E-I4
WEDNESDAY, the 7lh inst, at the Melrose
Plantation" nine miles above this place. Sale positive
Terms-Under $40 Cash; above that sum payable next
March, May 1, 1856.
AVIS.
I'll sera offert en- vente pubfque Mercredi pro-
chain, lie Mai, fhabtalion !" Melrose" environ
neuf miles audessus de Thbodaux Graude Assortment
de MEUBLES de Maison ct de Cuisine. Vente positive.
tant: toutes sommes audessus de $40, Mars 1857.
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az We will be under obligations to some one
Of our friends for Judge Carrgan's last report upon
the Common Schools of the State.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-03

NOTICE-All persons having claims against
~ the Estate Of WILLIAM CRIss are requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated to the undersigned
those indebted to the said Estate hereby notified to
forward and SETTLE their claims will be sued with
out further notice. q L. DAUNIS, ~ :
Thibodaux, May 8, 1856. I'm Administrator
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az A recent Imperial Ukase which imposes a
duty of ten copecks pound on printed books i'm
ported into Russia provides that double duties shall
be paid on all novels and romances. What bless
ings an Imperial Ukase would be t, the United
States
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-03
Succession de joseph Toups.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Co du Gin
~ quieme District, paroisse de Lafourche.
ATTENDU: Que Mime. MELICERE BOURGEOIS, de la
de parosse ADMINISTRATIVE de la dte Succession jour
depose dams la ite Cour compile final de Admins
tration, delnandant quill soft approuvee
En- toutes les u pourraient avor
des objections dit compte sont par les presenes no
fees de les deuire Greer de la de Cour bureau
dams la vile de Thbodaux dams les dix jours qui suyront
la premiere publication de avis, simon lie dit compile
sera accordee ct confrmee scion la loi.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, ce
HDBS b Mai, mil HUT cent cinquante-six.
NS1 l2O-2tl L. 8. ALLAN, Greffer.
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lust received large lot Of Garrett & Cottman'
tah e9-u. V. RICHARD Co.
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A. r. TUUH u +. A. WILLIAMSUN,
FIFTH JUDICIAL Test. Executors WILLIAM j. FER
I GUSON-No. 1873.
DISTRICT Court FENTON NJ. HANCOCK vs. WILLIAM
j. FERGUSON.-No 17I6.
TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of an order of
Il Seizure and sale and writ OF q. la emanatng from
the above entitled Court in the above entitled and numbered
cases. have seized and will offer for sale at public auction
at the Court House in the town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, JUNE eth, 1856,
at II O'Clock, M the following described property wit
SUSAN slave aged % wears, and her two
chidren-CYNTHIA aged 218 wears, md an infant.
TERas THE sum Of three hundred and forty dollars with
eight per cent per interest thereon from April 1st
1856; dollar and fifty cents of copy, and The
Of suit payable cash. And credit nstaments to satisfy
the Of three hundred and forty dollars due in March,
1851 with like interest after due ti pad three hundred
after due till paid and the balance of the price said slaves
payable cash.
Said sale will be made satisfy the principal interest,"
and costs of suit. E. G.. ROBICHAUX, Sheriff.
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NoTICE-AH persons having claims against
the Estate Of HILLAIRE DEAN requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated to the undersigned
indebted to the said Estate hereby notified to
come forward and settle, their claims will be sued on
without further notice. L. DAUNIS,
Thibodaux May 3, 1856 Administrator.
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Succession Of Joseph 7owps.

Succession Of Joseph 76Nps.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-FnthJ Judicial Dis.
- trict Court, parish Of Lafourche.
WHEREAS: Mrs MELICERE BOURGEOIS, Of said parish
ADMINISTRATIVE Of said Estate has filed with the Clerk of said
Court, final account Of her Administration praying that
it may be homologated,
Therefore, persons are hereby warned and notified
file their objections if any they have the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court Office in the town Of Thb
odaux within ten days after the first publication hereof
the said account will be confirmed in due Of law
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
S13d day of May, thousand eight hundred and
fifty six. 2O-2t L. 8. ALLAN, Clerk.
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\ VIS-T0utes personnes ayant reclamatiOns
~ conre Ia Succession de WILLIAM CRISS REFUSES
de pfesentes immedatement soussgnee; ct cees qu
dovent Ia te Succession son de meme REFUSES solder
sans autre avis. l.. DAUNIS,
Thibodaux, ce Mai, 1856. I'm Administrator.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-03

eB- In another part of to-day's paper will be
found call for the meeting of the subscribers and
and friends of the Thibodaux Female Institute.
We hope this meeting will be we'll attended, and
this important school. The meeting is not alone
confined to subscribers, but is open to every citizen
who feels an interest in the movement and in the
educational development of our town and country.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-03

4 VIS.-Toutes personnes ayant reclamations
IL coptre la succession de HILLAIRE DEAN sorH re-
ouises de presentes mmediatement sousgne ct cees
qui doivent la e succession sont de meme REFUSES de
solder sans autre avis L. DAUNIS, 49,
Thbodaux, ce Mai, 1856. I'm Administrator.
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state of LOuislann-PaIlsll of LafOurcIle.

state of Louislann-Parlsh of Lafourche.
P,FrH Jup,crAL / NJ. HANCOCK VS.. WILLIAM }. FER
DISTRICT CouRr, GUSON.-No 1716.
INAkE NOTICE, That by virtue of a writ of f. ia,
enlanang from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled ana numbered case, have seized and win offer for
sale a, puoc auction at the Court House in the Of
SATURDAY, JUNE It'll, 1855,
at II O'Clock, the follow ing essi bed property tow
The negro CIR! LIZA, aged about 20 years.
TERMs-CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
costs Of suit. f. &. RoBICHAUX. Sheriff.
Corr Du CINeuIEME F. nj. HANCOCK vs. WILLIAM
DsTRIcTE. J. FERGUSON-No 17l6
9 ACHEZ: QUEEN vertu dun writ de f. ta, lance
~ par la susite Cour, dams la cdessus inulee
ct ai s,ss ct csrai en- vene pubque la
SAMEDl, lie Tine jour de JUN, 1856,
ONE heures du matin,
La negresse ed LIZA age Sn de vinst ans
La dise vente fate pour satisaire PRINCIPAL in
ter6t ct flais de process. E. G. ROBICHAUX,
mai 3, 1856 20-tis Sheriff.
State of Loulsiama-ParIsh of Lafourche.
JrsrIcE's coURr OF CLEoplIAs GAuTREAU vs.. THEo-
VI TERHEnosxE DULE pIcoU.-No 3''s;
TNAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of a writ of fl. ia.
eanating from the above entitled Court, in the above
entitled and numbered case have siezed and will offer for
sale at public auction, the Court house the of
ThibodauH,
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1855,
at II o'clock, the following described property, wit
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or lot Of ground situated
in said parish the side Of Bayou Terrebonne and
in the rear of the town Of Thbodaux said lot having
triangular formbounded north by lot belonging
Maximien Adam and wife, east by st. Charles street, and
southwest by the Bayou Terrebonne Road--havng one
hundred and sixtyhee feet less the northern
boundary hundred and sxty-two feet more less
the south west boundary and about two hundred and sixty
two feet the eastern boundary-with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.--CASH.
Said SAKE will be made to satisfy The principal interest and
costs Of suit. E. G. ROBICHAUX, Sheriff.
Etat de Ia Observation-Disclosures de Lafourche.
CouR JUSTICE DE CLEOPHAS GAUTREAU VS.. THE
V. D. TERREBoNNE. ODULE PICOU-No. 1903
NACHEZ: Qu'un vcrtu dun writ de fl "a, lance
~ la susde cour dams la cidesss intituee
nuIneroee Ja saisie ct ofrra venie publique la
Nelson de Cour. en- l., vile de ThibodauX,
SAMEDI, lie Tine jour de JUN, 1856,
a ONE heures du matin,
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams la lite parosse, a
PEst du Bayou Terrebonne errere de la vile de ThbO
daux lie dit terrain ayant ore triapgpaire borne
Nord par un terrain appartenan Maximilen Adams ct
pouse Est par la ST. Charles ct Quest par
Chemin du Bayou Terrebonne ayant 1863 peds plus
mons sur la face Nofd la face SudOuest 262, plus
nons, apeupres 1852 pieds PE tous les BATS
ses ct ameloratiors qui sly trouvent.
TERMEs :-COMPTANT.
La dite vente fae pour s,tsf,ire principal,
interet e. frais de process E. G. ROBICHAUX.
mai 8, 1856. 2o-tds Sheriff.
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az Mr.. E. Longley, of the house Of Longley

W Mr.. E. Longley, Of the house Of Longley
Brothers, Cincinnati, favored our citizens with a
lecture on Wednesday night, on the importance
of the phonetic science. The gentleman handled
this subject in mastery. manner, and proved to
every one present. by analysis, the preference this
science should have over our present system Of
photography, and the necessity Of adopting an al
phabet containing letter for each sound. These
guntlemen have devoted their lives and energies to
this noble work of reform, and the world owes them
debt of gratitude for the triumphs they have
achieved and the blessings they have scattered
broadcast over the land. A few years since this
important change in our language was known but
to few, and even derided by them. Now it is daily
gaining favor, finding its way into the country
house, the bar and the school-room, and in every
instance achieving important triumphs to our
country and for future generations. We are not
given to prophecy, but will venture the prediction
that half century hence it will have entirely Sill
perceded the present complicated machinery Of the
English language.
The papers upon this subject from our cores
pondent x. Y, (which will be continued in our next
issue one of the best photographers in the State,
contain much valuable information, and our readers
will do we'll to give them careful perusal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

A CARD.-TO sOUrHERNERs. DRINKERS or CON
"A sress water care reliably informed That mnerAlwaies
name at saranra sas are exssnsvely imposed ,inon ~
pobc in The sonhssn and Southwestern states where pc
ons buyns hse articles tesiIe and link they are pureha.n
o. all kinds. from Congress dowr 20 ditch water, and n
srticlss imposed in This manner on The public mostly
persons 2eng the effect pf Cngre-. water the eaec. n
hen teng en,ey different on that Of the genuine congrs.
mss ssns x eous psssnea seae.s , ss.s
ing the digestive powers destroying the stomach
The eject being limo wise different from s, pro,sa ~
s-ue catharc Dissolved In ordinary waer-whle tonsree
so~sv ebaG ne slen may Be- ssns s N any e
a. curative The Congress Spring, ss IL well knovn Il
hs spring s ,,oy dong ssru ssss years s past a
place 6S. sscrdins ,hs opIor,sn Zoe .wnder, e
series q years TIE injury nacsd upon Se pubic a,s
erdna either injurious their uss theg
IN future genuine Congress water supposnr ths
n ~ gsnnnsnes Is, "a 10 bovs and boIss esrnse
nsrss old bottles and boxes greeiuy bought 10 by
ss article .nd selling az Congress on Saratoga water bu
oy those you can rely oa-sonyess wafer and ohe
and se . s aen a s nsrss w.e1 q We CORK q
vaier-C Wifi without these words n IL valueicss
dangerous counterfeit AS 70 the compounds called saraogs
possessing even the virtues Of the seid
liz powders Of the shops Thstn impossible form Con
bsmsTt Sir Humphrey y, a. folowstt .ropossbists
reeombge thc ngrede1's :. e. vke ~ article q squ,l
aeier Or writing re- VII sew rcu ust ~ prices sges
a. package ar1 ~ ordering from direct enclosing dra
ior he sor ordered ea sen says sy 'ryarasa
smioe ne la'ierne q ie cork brand :, -.
gHesss spring, Saratoga ssrass, ana 10 l' fh,ns,
Sew YAK wi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
CONGRESS- WATER.


- rwrfRr SPRING wAryr
The steady increase q popularity Of he Empire water dur
ing the past few years the F ' N"f
CERTIFICATES or PHYsrctAys
which prove the Empire water
FuPKRIOR CoSGRrss
possessing all the virtues Of Congress without The lrr
properties which In that often creates rough ~ ~
drr+age by invalids.
while The Empire water Is soothing in is Effects with
tendency 10 alsy irritation. and having nHa
rIsg pRoPORrI0S IODINE
which makes 4 useful In many phases Of
a.RoFtLors DISEASES, pysFErsfA FIc.
tnd invaluable 10 he awakening action Of The torpid lv
fusrdbng effectively against
CONsrsrvfOr,
Tor Wh previously Saratoga have been mainly
iuef have produced strong impression
mind ha The Empire u destined very 70 be tho
CELEBRATED rmr sARArogA wgrrRa
Evrfnx wATxR
NAY be Ind A. AL the principal drug hotels N
W. WESTON CO. Saratoga Rpringa or ithciy eoahc,n
aspo, W Dasssy street, New YeTk
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EXCURSIONS,

ExtrRsIONS 10 KEYPoRT, TorCHTNG 1T cIIrt
~ wood droyeN-Steamer NuRWALK VIII lave NJ
YORK. loot 81 Robinson street. Mondays NJ 10 O'Clock ruy
eays, Weu,esnys thursdays aud Fridays AZ a SAD
aNHs ~ Recurring. leave Newport al 80 4. NJ cxc{
Saturdays ard Sundays. An early trip Nor day morn,
ittm keyp0r. ~ O'Clock Fare, rs cents, N B--Milt
diced price,
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

yIANTFD-AT NO T65 BROADWAY 2 CONDUCTORS
w bnokksfpfrs, clerks, barksepers, 4 waters q
bavraFemen. brnkcfnen 2arcmen porters 2coaehman
ond railroads 2drSers aud BOYS rafes
aud for stores. Louis kaufman, Agent UGE
WASrED-AT No 8 EAST BROADWAY A CLERK
w for slipping Office Alloys 70 learn trades p1rers
for stores conductor brakeman 2salesmer hou keep
or, 2gnis, 70 travel 70 Europe Charges moderate
GIIIEv A co
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A RARE CHANCE AGENTS TO SELL
IA Brother Jonathan patented furniture polish CAL At
the principal depot 4s4 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE.-DEMOCRATIC RE-
IN publican General Committee OF Tanmsny Han in favor
Buchanan and Breckenridge will be in session the back
OF Tammany Hail. day and after rday Sep
TENDER 10 1856 hours Of II O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock r. NJ
Citizens papers be taken days before the election
day. JOSEPH BLACKBURN, Chairman.
NICHOLAS SEAGRIsT Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
FRTaCu ADvERTIsEMESTs.

TINE DEMoTSFITE FRANCHISE, ErANT BONNIE
u cOufuriere annfes dams ne famlle
dfsre placer dams maison percuiere pour 70, en-
plots ellie pcut ieurnr de bons cert0c ats Sadres3er
Thompson -
JvNF DAME PARIsTENNE DESIRE TROUvER USE
u place pour aller sud Europe sal part, y.
cOudre ~ copper bonner dc BONES nm,
daiious. sdreser par letre Nine " o.. pour une se
maine No. ~ Walker st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

THE FIRM or BUTLER CLAFLEv Is TINS pay
dissolved The BUSH ess ~ The frm viii be settled by
Peter Butler, At the old yard 3oi front street.
PErFR BTTLFR
New YORK sept p 1850. USMOND CLAFIEN
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
Wide Awake.
e Romeo

The Republicans of st. anthony are vide d
wake and working. The good news from Maine
has given . fresh impetus to their actions, and
their meetings recently have been unusually we'll
attended. This evening, we believe. they hold a
nominating Convention, which will doubtless be
characterized by harmony and discretion. The
Fremont Club now numbers 300 and daily in
creasing. This is cheering news and exhibits an
evidence of work that would we'll become the
Republicans of st. Paul to emulate.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
LATEST NEW S.
LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
The state Prisoners Released I
APPEARANCE OF LANE BEFORE LECOMPTOy.
PRISONERS DELIVERED UP BY THE RUIZ
FANS ~!
lMroRrASr FROM kANs
Proclamation by Gov. Geary.

T. .f
The following highly important and interesting
news is from the St. Louis Intelligencer of the
10th - sf.s.r
MIR. Branscombe arrived from Kansas direct
yesterday afternoon, on the cars, on his way to
Boston, having in charge with him the wife of
Robinson. He brings intelligence that on the
10th, Gov. Geary, in company with Judge Lee
compte, Immediately released Robinson, Brown,
Deitzler, Jenkins, aud the remainder of the State
prisoners confined there on charge Of construc-
tive treason. They were required each Of them
to give bail in the sum Of IS 900. This is sup
posed to be mere form, as the prisoners were
released in accordance with instructions given by
the President to Gov. Geary. There were at the
same time confined under guard at LEGO mpton,
fourteen Free State men captured during The late
forays by the Pro-Slavery forces. They were
guarded by fifty Pro-SlaSery men, and had no
connection with the Sttte prisoners, who were
guarded before their release, by the Federal
troops. On the day after the release of the lat
ter by Judge Lecomgse, Lane appeared before
Leeompton with $500 men, sent in flag of
truce by Mr.. Branscombe, and demanded the in
slant and unconditional release of the fourteen
prisoners held by the Pro- Slavery parity. He
threatened, if his demand was not INSTANTLY com.
piled with, that he would burn the town. The
prisoners were released, and Lane marched back
TO Lawrence. There were 600 United st ates SOL
dcrs at Lecompton at the time, but they did not
offer to interfere. Gov. Gcary was present in the
town'also 1t is said that the Governor and the
officers commanding the troops desired the liberia
ton Of the prisoners from the han DIS of the Pro-
Slavery party, and made no resist; nce to the de-
mands Of Lane.
Gov. Geary had issued proclar nation ordering
all hostile parties not to enter the Territory, and
calling on Gen. Smith to stop .Atchison's COM
mand from going into the Territory. The Terri
torial militia has been disban led. In conse-
quence of the proclamation, the Mssourians are
quietly disbandng and going no me.
Gov. Geary went to Lawrence, and had a con-
sultation with the leaders there. They promised
to disband. if they had assura ices of protection
from the Governor. The assn RANGES were given,
and Lanes army, it is said, will be disbanded
forthwith. There is prosl ,ect of peace and
quiet in the Territory. II the. Territorial militia
is called out again, it will be put under the com
.mand of Gen, Smith, s3
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

Gy We would refer our readers and particu-
larly business men to the advertisement of Mr.
John J. Locke, House, Hotel and Steamboat
Furnishing Warerooms, which appears in this
number of our paper. He has lately opened one
of the heaviest stocks of goods in the above line
ever brought to st. Louis.
We are credibly informed that the variety is so
great that their samples, alone fill the first floor
of one of the large stores in the s'Ten Buildings"
on Fourth street. As he deals directly with the
Eastern manufacturers, there is no doubt that he
can offer unequaled inducements to the trade.
We would say to our merchants, make minute
Of this in your memorandum book, and while
making your Fall visit to st. Louis, give him q
call. if-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
B.cn.s;ssa'. P1ssSssi; n Nsw Hampshire.


A gentleman who wrote from Boston to friend
in Concord, n H.. inquiring IL they did not intend
to get up Buchanan s'meetings' in that place,
and if they wanted " anything received as
reply: atis eAs re
6 l don't know. When Pierce was up we had
something to fight for, but it's no use for us to
raise hue and cry now, and all your funds will
be of no use. To be candid with you, think
the game is up.d Atsany rate, there is no use to
send money up here, for it is conceded by Wells
and our mutual long friend, of the Patriot, that
the id Black Republicans are good fer at least
5000 over Buchanan. You need not tell this to
P, however. He had better average about
the funds as soon possible, for if we are to be
beaten we must put a good face on the matter,
and 60 down with flying colors. When you 60 to
Washington you had better nudge George to come
home for while. By the way, think of it, Con-
gress sitting all Summer, it must be hot as hill
in Washington. ups 4o eH ~
s. l. sChoate' going to fzzle out in letters, or
is liz going to brush up his hair and 60 into it :?
II he stuInps it, mind you, We want him. That
Sumner affair was wiper for us. don't be-
lieve the sneaking fellow was hurt half so bad
as it was reported, and he's now playing of. l
wish all the rails between here and Massachusetts
were pulled up, for Just ut this time and the most
important of all, the State is literally overrun
with Massachusetts Abolitionists, and you hear
them squeaking about Fremont in every Hotel.
But this can't last forever. Are you getting out
any documents
&c YOurs hastily
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

The Pioneer Office has reached its level. II is
aow open a. . Gambling Saloon, where bets Of
$1,000 can 10 procured up to Monday at O'Clock
Pm. Polite attention will be given customers
By the s'orphans."
We would inform tho Pioneer Office and it,
friends that We are NOT. IN the habit of gambling.
it, game Of brag, however, won't win this time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

CArcH AcAIS.-Amos Dickens, charged with
the murder Of Mrs. Hathaway, in Hennepin
county, in July last, who broke jail in company
with eight others, on Monday morning last, was
caught BY constable Mcdonald in the act Of
breaking into tool-chest, near the Universalist
Church in 81. Anthony, on Tuesday evesing.
Better kssp him this time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

The patronage this Office has secured has NOT
been gained by incsssant boastng and bragging.' p
Pioneer.
Gs'- That is SO, but it has been gained by false
hoods and misrepresentation, and the Tixzs has
come in for its full share. We can assure the
Pioneer that we are doing just as we'll as we wish
TO, and now that our contemporary has Dragged
himself ont Of humor, will he please tell VI
which paper has the largest circulation-the
TINES or the Pioneer?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

EOur exchanges from below are generally
and principally filed With accounts Of public
meetings. They represent manifestation Of
deep interest on the part Of the people in the
coming struggle. The friends of Freedom are
perfectly enthusiastic. 81 ss~ -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27
Great Mass Meeting :, the Jr,e,,.,

Great Mass Meeting st the Junction.
On the SEINE day with the mass meeting at War.
REM Fremont mass meeting was held at the
Junction. which was attended BY 1000 people
Speeches were made BY Senator Trumbull, and
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