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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03
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CINCINlNATI.-

HaXON K Goo FFGHtN. -yf.--ts
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B JOk Al
NEWS PAPER. L8l 2 g
PLAT$ER & SMITHS
Ell u K g o 0 K & ssEs 9 s
-SNITH & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS
: EEgEtb0ay's Book and y NCSvs ISa4K;
MAD EIYER MILLS. STRAW B0ARtN, rtc., etc.
d SALES ROOMS. a & 70 VAIN T ST REET. u
CfNCiSN All, @.
Where they every variety paper 4ds ted the city
asountTy trade and The materials emplOyed ia its ap-
gzs-t esEIIa fdrics paid for Rags. .-.s.l- sepsGm
GEoRGE W , DAY. 1a+ t BRawS MATLAcR
DAY X gEATLACE, aeel
WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN
DRU GO . - q. .s--T
s,,4snd. -, - CINCINNAFI O.
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Ronrd of Directors.

RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
a.. RISING SUN. IND.
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EOhTd DI UiFeGtOENs
g. HAthlway, B. b. LOriug. Jacob q. Wells,
J. p Ubray, s. f. Oovjn-tou, J. W. Talbot.
W. T. Pate. VIM. H. Powell. George Gillespie.
B. J. HATHAWAY, Seo'y. 3. HATHAWAY. Pres't.
these Companies Is owned and their
managed citizens OF this Stt and their
raEions eonhued exclusively the State of Iuaana
Buildings and Merchandise. and also the
eargoes of Flatbsats and Steamboats, eguhe rates Of
premium by X. @. CIV ATHME1'
octg7-d3m Agent.
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sstLIT taI s.sJust reeelyea from sprnshed Ohio.
a Of Peach Trees containing 04 varieties best kinda
tor sale by novel GRANT d CARSON
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EGA D0Z fresh Eggs;
eSSH Lbs do Butter (Nesbtt's best), for sale at
dee2I T BACON & 90. 'S FIRMLY Grocery.
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~ 4TlNETTS.- .-tica sfF ssssf-sf
- Black Satinett. i.tt 'F~- @@t@A
] do Printed do ree'd this dsy and for sal,
by JAMES Low e. Co.,
deci5-d4w +- AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky..
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FRED. QEL Es0NDasE0.
COM NIssION NEE CHANT.

NO. LAFAYETTE STREET.
New Orleans. La.,
EyOR the Butter Cheese. lard Egs Dried Fruits
III Flour Meat Ind all Western Produce
purchase of Groceries Cash advances mode
janments. deel1-dlro
d . have Just rso's a lot Of superior rindstonts
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SSE AMLEss BAGS .po0 Granite TX bush. 9ii
- 1000 Beaver do; T. 8.
Extra neavy and for sale small advance -a- - g
decG GEO. FOSTER & co.
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NTOTES OF THE ROCKPORT MINING AMI
MANUT AoTURISG B4NK-Taken at FAR for goods atths
10 cash price at 81 e4-a itf
jams COCKS Family Grocery.
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$4,000 BUSHELS OF CORN
T ANPED atthe City Mi ls which cash viii he paid
S1 delivery. dsc2s-3wd&w I. N. ROSS.
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ACKFREI..- packages for sale low to close by
vi deci5-dtf ef1 GEO. FOSTER & co..
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TIVE rs MONEY.
q MOTHER invoice of Gold and silver Hunting Wetche
IA lust and for sale cheap and warranted ma-kee
ers. .-t BITTROLFF Il SONS, =
dse11 Main street, between First and Second.
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srancs aud England.

A recent article In the London Times he's
been received with astoni,hmeut and indigus'
ton IN France, aud Ia severely attacked by tho
French journals.
Tho Times said. that "in the conference,
France viii eprcscu, the past. Austria the
present and England the future. France has
gained ali tho glory ahe requires for the prestige
Of Der arms Austria 10 now Eesping her glory
a. mediator; Englaud who was weak. bu, Is
now strong has her glory yet TO win" From
which tho Preach draw tie conclusion .es, tbs
T,mG meaus that Tho Eusllah ought no, 10
make peace, and that France ia moro tho ally
Of Austria than Of England.
Tho Asam5iss Na,.enais. In reply to this,
sAys,
ave end In this article the innate convic.
tiou Of every true Englishman. apd therefore
its contents appear 10 us worthy OF the mos,
serious attention There Is truth in what the
Times has said. but also much boastinv. n
England 10 imprcynablc in her islcs. II her navy
permits her to exercise In the whole world an
influence which Il would be insane TO ,loub, e,
the Times say what she has effected on the con
tinept without the alliAnce OF some great power
England may be ready to undertake war alonc
with Russia but VIC would know which IT her
statesmen would declare himself responsible for
that enterprise. England Is not exhausted any
more than France.
"Bat both understand that the aim Of the
war having been obtained, Goubly obtained. by
the military results Of the last campaign aud
BY the concessions OF Russia, IL Is impossible 10
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The Paeine.

A correspondent Of the Boston Journal gives
the following as among his reasons for suppo.
sing that the Pacific is still sac
There is one fact CONNECTED with extensive
Geld ice. which shoald encourage ,hoss who
seem 10 despair about the Pacific; il is, tha,
iss ea i' generally sr,ooth this WAS confirmed
by Capt Sampson. Of the J. 4. Thaycr. ~
GENTLY arrived sner being I've DAYS surrounded
by held icc and iccbcrys
Again, taking the wort view Of the case.
and admitting the steamer TO have toandered,
she Was well provided with life boats, in sntti-
cient number 10 have saved every soul on board.
They nigh, reach port in Newfoundland, or
ste~ring south. in'rrccp, vescls hound TO Eu.
rope.
Above all, We have grea, confidence in the
efficiency Of Captain Aa Ekir,dge be- has
been for rnorc than twenty yr~S engaged 10 the
North Atlantic trsde. he 10 thorourh sailor.
with great sslfpcsssssioo and genuine Cape
Cod p'ud. just the master spirit or The time Of
danger and disaster.
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From Utah.
Advices from Utah ~ late Is Nov. doth,
have been received.

Advices from Utah - late Is Nov. 30th,
have been received.
The Governor recently issued memorial to
the steamboat men on tho western waters, invi.
ting their attention to the possibility Of mp.
proat hing within four hundred miles Of the city
by steamboats,, either by way OF the Yellow
Stone, Big Horn and Wind rivers, or by the
Yellow Stone ond some other Of its tributaries.
lie offers. In case they cooperate with him in
testing tho practicabilty OF the scheme, TO send
persons to ascertain how near the South Pass
steamboats, can approach and. II within one
hundred and ffty miles. 10 build and keep up
fort At the head Of navigation.
In auswer TO this, an old mountaiucer says
that steamboats, have ascended the Missouri a.
far as the Great Fall. from which poin, keel
boats can ascend tho tributaries that have their
sources Ia the vicinity Of the hcadwaters Of
Snake and Green rivers. wheucc goods can be
wsgousd . short distance TO other Green OF
Bear river, BY Green river. Cat boats will
bring freight within one hundred and sixty
miles OF the city. and by Bear river withiu
sixty. bot requiring longer stretch OF wagon.
ing from tho Missouri tributary 90 that the ad.
vautages arc about equal. unless the state Of the
wagon roada should give q preference Mr..
Baudicrc states that there IS a good wagon
road from the Oregon southern line to the
Falls
II Is said that the Governor will. In bic bsth-
coming message, recommend thr early call Of .
Convention kr the purpose Of forming State
Constitution and the taking Of the Census. pre-
paratory to asking the present. Coogrcss to ad-
init C>ns State. into the Union
Jud ~ Drummond, believing that Col Step
toe and Judge Kinney did not proved rightly
In their cndc~vors to bring the Gunuisou mur.
dercrs to justice, determiscd to try his hand 10
the matter, and hac caused Que 81 the Indians
to he arrested and brought to Fillmore.
The 0rcat Salt Lake City theatre opened
on the ! 9TH alt.. and bad semi weekly reprsseu-
tat'ons until the Gath. when IL closed until the
sdioarnn,ent Of the Legislature
Gov, Young had preached sermon on poly.
gamy, In which he epieavosed to sustain the
in'quitoas dictrue Nay, he went still further,
aud denounced all who would not support Il.
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NosroLx Navy YARp-Abou, seventeen
hnndred hands are now employed a, this great
naval depot. The Colorado" will be launched
IN about month, aud the following lis, Of vrs-
sells shows tina, thcr Is quite acct ,herc:
Pennsylvania, iueofbat,leship, 100 guns,
receiving ship.
New York. do. 81 guns. on stocks.
Delaware, do, ~ guns, In ordinary
Columbus, do. so guns. do.
Mcrrimae, steam frigatc. so guns, In commits.
sion.
Roanoke. do, 40 guns, 10 dock.
Colorado, do, 40 guns, on stocks
Powhatap, steamer, 3 guns, in ordinary
Princeton. do. 10 guns. do.
81 Lawrence, frigatc. so guns do.
United states. do. 50 guns, do,
Raritan. DO, 50 guns. do.
Columbia, do. so guns, do,
Portsmouth, slooPofwar. % guns, fitting for
s,s.
Plymouth, do, y? in ordinary.
Marion. do. l6 guns. do
Dale, do, 10 guns. dc
Perry. brig, 6 guns do
Eas,neer, stcamw tow.bcsi
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Tur sourayrs Military ORGANIZATION

The SOUTHERN MILITARY OnoAsnArios. 49,
Considerable publicity has been given to the
efforts Of Major BurorD to organize 10 Ala
hama a regiment OF five hundred men, to emi.
crate 10 Kansas territory, The military array
Of thisforce u companies Of liity, armed. drill.
3D. aud Differed, pointed Il out as clearly He.
gal, and accordingly, when President pIrner
Issued bis proclamation announcing tina, tho
Invasion Of tho territory by such armed forces
would be resisted Major Bcvonp found him
sslf In an awkward TX. tie has, however, got
out Of II by Publishing an announcement 10 the
eject that. In view Of the President proelama.
tion. his party will go To Kansas without arma
or military parade. and il, on reaching the ter.
ritory. the government, should still oppose their
landing IN a body they will stop on the border,
whence each man can pursue bis own course
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l'ahiicatioa Of Laws.

We commence this morning, the publieA'
ton Of the laws passed at the las, Session Of the
Legislature. The copy We received few days
since from the Secretary Of the Terfitory'--
The form In which We publisb The las', wlil' We
think, prove q grea, convenience to the pao'ic'
BY preserving Tho supplementary sheets pre-
septed them, the subscriber1 to the PIosEEa
AND DExocrAr will be in possession Of cor.
rect copy Of the laws Of the last Legislature,
with marginal notes and an index, before the reg
ular edition Of the pamphlet laws can be made
ready for distribution. La printing Tie laws,
Il will be seen that we commence with The pub
LEGATION Of the amendments 70 ths Revissd
Statutes Thess amendments eonpriss many
Of tho most important acts Of The Legislature,
and should b. spread before The pabHc Is speedL
lyss possible
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We understand that Mr.. J. H. Knowiton Of
the Assembly oders 70 give eighty acres u land
each, TO ten able bodied young men 81 good
character and habits, who will 60 TO Kan
sas, remain there until its fate Is settled ~ free
or slave Territory, and 10 case Of collision be
tween the free state men and the proslavcry
party. help 10 fight the battle Of iteedom.---
Men with strong arms, and valiant hearts, de-
voted 10 the Gauss Of freedom. are wanted In
Kansas Just now, above everything ele,--Nad-
ison, WIscon,sn, Journal.
To thoss who will 20 To Kansas and remain
there until as fate Is xttisd." the patriotic Mr.
KsowLros otfers eighty acres Of lard. Mr.
KsowLTos must oe an cutsrprisiog man--aD.
aided aud alone. he seeks to accomplish tbs
SANE end and by the very same means, ths,
Yankee joint stock associations and Missouri
border ruians have attempted. viz 70 influence
ard determine the institutions Of Kansas by
nen Who never intend TO remain there, bat who
are paid for going 70 that Territory. paid "a
stay there short time. and paid 70 vote .,
the wire pallers At home dictate. There Is but
little difference between the "border ruiians
and the men whom the policy Of Mr.. KsowLros
would send TO Kansas. The former operats
boldly--they violate the law openly. while thu
latter do II 10 more quiet, but 10 fully a. e.
iective manner. For the consideration Of
the eighty acres. they 80 to Kansas "rsmaiu
there until its fate Is settled" and then return
The only difference we can discover between
the Missourisn and the emisary frsm The
north In this case. IL that the formers rascslity
Is boldly committed. 10 mistaken love Of the
peculiar institution. while the latter Ia bribcd
To violate the spirit Of tho Kansas law. and be
comes rascal for the love OF money.
or course those remarks do not refer 10 the
honest smigrspt. who leaves bis friends 10 The
north or south, for the purpose Of making .
home ior himself 10 Kansas They are differ
ent species, from either Tie border ra6ao o.
The eighty scre" men.
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BAsKs--Tbere are said to be 1900 banks In
tbs United States. which 10 last January. cir.
eulated Sll7,Io7,4l2, while OF the coin 10 cir.
culstiou there was 6lso, l00, sos. showing &C.
tually greater amount Of coin than bank notes
to BE- used In the business Of the country. The
whols amount Of money 10 circulation was
sS59. 265 OFT. giving 10 each individual sn ~.
ssags. at ALA. 10. and abqwi9x az increase Of
about 5000. 900 In the last ten years.
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CUPERIOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION
~ SIN This place 10 stusted on the hay 81 Superior

CUPERlOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION
~ SIN This place 10 situated on the hay OF superior
and Len Hand river, a. the hszb Of Lake SUPERIOR and
Fossesses better cite better hsfbor sud greater advsn
tages fora city than any other point N the
aorlhwsst, and e4us,sd In prospscuse i'm portanss
BY Chicago only.
The proprietor. have tiekr, undisputsd, and unin
numbered title 10 the land upse Which srpgWos Is laid
out and all pureh OF lots receive wsrfsntse cseds
for the ssms
saperor wss lad during the past season, and al
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants, large no
isl, number Of stores, eommodiou. pier with air
houses and In al respects the most nourtshinS new
town 10 the west. Toe county sest, u. o. Land OF
noe and Post oiee located here where the etssis
App and Lake Superior u q. Miltisry Road no~ IN
course Of construction, connecting With 81 Paul ter
inmates II 10 also The lake terminus of all the PROJECT
cd railroads 10 the head Of lake superior. The $500
canai will be open by June after which time four lines
VI lake steamcv viii run 20 supsrior,-Ons from Chi
eayo, Two from Cleveland, and one from bufaoi hr .
vessels having been builI expressly fer this trade
Two steam mill. and printing press sss now
the way 10 Superior aid viii be promptly sci 20 work
OBs-hsf OF the lots have heen appropriated by the
Dpretors to be sold b. the underssred 10 actual SET
public Improvements. Liberal appropriations have
been made for public purpo.ss-psrks, churches, raj
roads, &C, &C,
~ In order TO correct the nisspptehension arising
from similarity Of names I, bPiopsS 20 s'Htstha, "su
psrior City," about the title Of which legal coatroysr
~ exists, 10 smother and difer place, and 10 dit
srent township from superior.
u Maps Of superior signed by Thos Clark, sur
vey or, and WIN a. Newton, agent and s,iornsy fot
sssSssa g! ~ g .s.n Y ihs .!.ns... ne.ss .,
Buffslo and other cities.
All persons who purchase OTIS or obt ain intor
nation, esn .ppiy TO WIN. II. Newton, superor, Doug
las county, wseous!n. -
Agent q Attorney for Propretoss Of superior.
May s,ies,
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The correspondent says he nnds that there
are thirty three varieties Of Esh In and about
che lakes. and that "a larger number anl va
riety Of fresh water fish ascend tho Maumec
River 10 the Spring to spawn than any other
river on the globe"
The fisheries at the Western end OF Lake gu
psrior are very valuable; and measures arc be-
Ing taken by citizens Of Minnesota and Wis
cousin, residing in that ncghborhood. to take
advantage Of the source Of grea, wealth placed
90 near them.
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pxNocRArfc srArxs.

"VSv WV
II the above statcmen, I've corrccted BY "a.
king nom tho "Nisgcr worhippers vote "
Michigan 9, Wisconsin 5, Maine 9. total 10,
and add that number to the Democratic vote.
making the latter ?o;, IT will approximate more
TO the truth.
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Territorial News.

Red wIso.--We take the following from
the Sentinel
On Thursdsy, . prcempto who claims his
settlement before the 18th July, 1854, proved
up and paid for his claim Oh the Half Breed
Tract" The right TO peernpt Is derived from
the act Of Jaly II, 1874, and the Instructions
OF the General land Office.
improcsmenis,--Somed dozen OF more houses
are now 10 process OF erection. Scarce day
part Of the town. Main street, on the Other
side Of Jordan, is going ahead bravely. 1t a.
ready has several buildings commenced for
stores. Offices, &c. which are to be completed
BY tbs opening u navigation. Mr.. Bennett b
TO pat Q large addition upon his public house
Mr.. Brundsge Is also contemplating 10 make q
large brick addition 10 the Elder House.
A subscription has been circulated TO pur.
chase the ground for the erection Of q large
new hotel More hotel accommodations arr
needed In this town, and IL anything like Z
proper spirit Of liberality Is manifested, this Oh
ject will b secured. The first blow STRUCK
upon the hotel win add ten per cent. to all ths
property In its vicinity. The riae Of coutigu
ous real estate win aloDs pay ios the building
Of the hotel should the lot and building botE
be donated, but oil our citissns ere asked to do
10 10 donate the lot. There b world Of mean
log tn the adags penny visa and pound fool
is6." Our citisens arc ies liberal than they
have the reputation Of being. " they will no,
let clip the present opportunity.
Plat, Rsesipsd,-The plats OF thirteen town
ships embracing large portion OF the Hal
ra<~l rrant Ia knx.S ror~{voJ 81 he On<
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This statement. on the face OF u, presents an
excess OF G2l .l4l,is3 Of expenditure over In
come but the income account includes only
the produce Of taIat,on, &C., aud doca not CON-
prize the proceeds Of the loans raised by d,yset
borrowing and the issue Of exchange bills and
bonds, which cannot be correctly designated -
income but which fully cover the above meD-
toned balance Of E2l .l4i,ls3. and. besides.
900 to Sardinia, and TO start on the let Of jan
uary. 1855, with balance 10 the exchequer OF
81, 6ss, 800.
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THE rARMEa.s DEPARrMEyNT.

I'VE win ssnl the Weekly PioSrrs ASp Dxsoeai-
grstsi,oo-y for year % ali wso sill b~e"sns Seesi
soasi sostrtaton this department ef,he PAPER AZ
the expiration " the year will be dssoutinO'd se's'i
our sttsD;ksn 10 called 10 reDs.sll
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EoSTER 4 DAVIS, FORWARDING AND

Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have Saili isrss sai
eoamo.lou, wsr.hsSss at The Aarst., ~hsr- they
ready store aaA r.-.hip freight. thsy also sr~F
~-l selected s,ors Il Groceries ssd froyssoas, Of al
ana. DIR Goods, Root. saa shos. sad Fs.1y Mate
Ciotbiug Pvcpls reed %, 70 >, fsz3 = bay tAsr
GoSa. asr kasaa 10 .el sosis as es-.R LAsy
% IN 81 Psul sa4 all .. s.s Is s'- san ssfor.
Soing % 50 Paal
All sisss Of sossry pro.ass tassa n sssAaas. u.
osoas. rsras stristly cash
Jssss isSs Av-f
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psIwtSds OF CosK Jack Bannis;er prais
ing the hospitality OF the Irish, after ore Of bis
trips to the sister kingdom. vas asked II ne bad
been in Cork. "Na" replied the wit, /" bat
cav . great many drswinss Of il,
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MARBLE, MARBLE !!--JtsI RECEIVED
vi AT INA MINNESOTA hARELE VIZ REs. GO ntr
Of sacsson ssS Sssruh sif,ets - fsul. e. 20
lot Of neuesH SD ltAltsn Mos sDsent. Tomb CO..
Mrhi- CAimasy Fiscr-, Frrutef. riIhs,
Those ~sA "a sreSt s4Itsas ~ asi-g trihu..
10 Use 81 tAtH trirfa., 10 a.
stsnine besore pSrcasstas ,-ssv ts-s
sgt 81, ssSdssu ~ TJsIEyIS Z co
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Orsss Ostssia's Ginaness, 1885.
ron London c.;..Sosd..ss r. ys;isss is,:

Whether England hes peace or war. Il IL Pc
culisriy important to have accurate and recent
Information respecting the financial condition OF
the country. We are glad. therefore, 20 obtain
some Parliamentary papers Of very late date
which show tho revenue and outlay for tho year
1855 The income was o. follows
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Islss vissssvsss.

Ths Laks Fishsries. uudsvcoped as they are.
VA . handsome revenue to those engaged In
~ busissss The member Of barrels caught
spuoaily b stated o. follows;
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IMPROVEp LITTLE GIANT CORN 4 con

IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN & COB
l. PLANTATION MlLL.-Proe reduced. The sub
scribsr mas purchased exclusive right Of territory
sale In the West, OF the above celebrated mile ynd
prepared 10 furnh them all time. Their wholesale
or retail, guaranteed In the most positive msnuer
II Il now more than year siHee he" Iils Giant"
was introduced 20 the pube, duiiug which time It has
been constan,ly growing in the ropulsr favor.
The improrsnlonts recently effected Ind raten's1
make 1t N" most rerieci mashre offered Tor gen
srsi farm IL 10 furnished complete ready for at
tachng team, and weighs ss follows, No. 2.s, No 2,
$50; No. ., 900; No Z, 500 70 nos. 1wenty mnu'ss
are sUaicient TO SCI ny. without meehalieA aid
aud whom sdIus ed, II With saley DO entrusted
TO boy. Pun directions accompany eAca mill.
O. Gao :" 10
g. $50 " Is
Seo 20
SS-Libstsi dseout 10 dealers,
JAMES o. CHADWICK,
No. a. Locust st., between Second and Ibut,
novt-aaviy 81. Louie. Me
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eoa,sn: he s't town Of Red Wing FIJI, " ,owa
will be entered In few days.
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T GIBSON DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
81 . Goods. Ready Msde tlothins, Hats and Csrs
Boots anS Shoes Indian 6oees Of ali kinds fo~der Lead
ard shot Groceries and Prcviscas Wines Lauer. To.
eseoo snd ses.rs
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rhs highest msrkst price IN cash GODS paid FHrs
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-03
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