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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-01


CURious EFREcTs or a POWDER MUS Explo-
sIos.A correspondent Of the Springfield Re
publican. writing of the recent powder mill ex-
plosion at Acton, Mass, says: aE
1t exceeded in its terrific effects any previous
one But two lives were lost One mar. was
torn into fragments. The second was tirownto
a great distance and stripped Of everything but
his India-rubber shoes. Poor fellow He had
been at the dangerous work but one day. The
mill that first exploded was running with no one
IL VAT i f Fl slie ,s,,S y,so MIN
an instant communicated TO two others In one
OF these were the two unfortunate men who were
killed. The other mill-the dry-hous -had but
little powder in It, which blew off the roof It
then took fire and was consumed A fourth
mill had two hundred kegs of powder inside,
which vas nOtignited. although the entire board
ing was stripped OFF and many beams broken
Two men were at work in the wheel pit and
cfawled out instiie stunning noise to see the
fragments flying in all directions 1t was an
awful spectacle Three mills exploded The
wind was very high and the woods tsok fire. II
was expected that heshattefci mill, from which
the men had escaped, would blow up every mo-
ment The fire was seen within rod fit. and
the powder was exposed to the least spark. Af.
ter watching 1t for some time man, at the haz-
ard Of his life took a bucket of water and crawl
ed on his knees to where the fire was blazine
and extinguishedi it 1t seems little singular
that from every building the pressure was out
ward. Boards were broken out, windows fell
out, and one front door of a large house quar-
ter ola mile distant burst out a window in my
barn, mule off frem the mills, burst out Great
damage was done to neighboring buildings.
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yvesl.y,. IIsaiIaE md ss..as.lsal.g

I. saiys i psEl-E -Tri sor BgFns. earns, Fsrz.a-
t.ssa &C. Arr yosF hsads eh4ppea Or rouzff n 3 s..
7syysgs Asaliag oiasasat Il Ian eIsslsn. remedy
fer such purposes.
For sais b. I. H. LOGAN 4 CO..
nefH Driige Corner DrssEisss.
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REL EsTATE sALEs.
Trust sale

Qryi-tse e ness q zzzt e ~ sidsrss=nei
81 Napeflss RI. sd 80 1fr-d u ths eeasts CO..
1i<eo Oflo eelnf. Died 51 ~. - folIo IN
&C. Ef7l ersf f1r Eiis TX 5ifse - Essd com.
y a me- z7i5dE5 n ISL -. fsliorn- pes.
tssf- csrtas lot - srzsd ssztea 4 The eiaor 10
E1l. called ssEll ctre XEesliar
IN Oslo cGutts, 81 FiTEni. Ieii sad fsr
torsl lot contains about bali tx 3itT ernr "a
Which Eoald y IN f los, aaA s1iehre No =, Pist
s154 adiItSon- SelinE OILY sEeh
n
TzEols % sale made slSsn On dsy of sale.
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WASHINGTON HALL,
Book. Periodical. Fancy 4; cod. md innate

80 II STtoR h. 9 8 ST M saEf3t3
AFiNG purchased The stock Books Periodicals. &C.
= OF R9btnson \ Bro, at So-4 Washington Hall i IN.
tend 20 add thereto stock Of Musicat
Eethfr Win complete assortment OF Fancy Goods STA
tie,sry, Bank Rocks &c shall keep good assortment
81 lastly cstsbrated Jas W. yose Pianos. which
boston Mechanics Fair, over all competition Carhent's
fAt-t Meiodeons OF superior style fHis OF all the
patterns and prices complete variety OF Fancy
5oods, consisting in part. Ladies' Fancy Work Boxes
Toilette Embroidered WORK Bags and Baskes porfoIos
Ssri and Cigar Cases, Cologne Sands, Combs, Brushes
P9rtnionnAie, French Hair and Tooth Brushes Swing
sseie Goods Jet Bracelets Beads, Pocket Cut.
ALSO. NEw ROCKS
fresh assortment OF New Books Magnznes Novels and
~ the poIuiar reading OF the day Legers Day ReoEs
pased cSpyisg Books and Blank noeks deserp
man, Perinmeries Soap Engrayings Autographs en-,
FRAMES, and Monidings- lot Of Guitars yiolins
e5nan and Italian Strings flutes, Danios Tanibories
Acecrteons and PIufinees 1917 1855
u ssL taSe speetal pains TO the
ad complete, and solicit sabscrptions 10 an
Grateful for past patronage Ifope 70 rneri,
~ IN the new enent By strict attention
70 thc wants Of the Wheeling Pubfc : =
{ % Pianos and Msl0deons 10 let.
nsv ~, sc a. n ToR1N
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- E..s.1....,..-.,.[....s. -.

PROF WOOD: As you are about 10 nrssn - 49,
g, sy lseose.sa liar you
ago very gray andaf=r using two bottles Of ror
Il resumed is color: and since lie
has from my head and
gee, troubled Ehno dsagreeahle itching OF The
!, asn that those who will moi resr.
y. s u gives the apIsearnes ofavnr been o
a psepars " TO recohneud It's use 10 III Eho
are DESTROYS Of having beautiful head Of hair ~ VINO
ftFt4 ! am; sir. yours, Re
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EDWARD wolcorr.
iyincennes. n. ,J,,rley,ii 80. ,

PROF. o. ]. WOOD al ~ are q, isss-
As about 10 uaan,tf ett,r,. ana 49,.
Gently discovered Hair i f6s
eyer ituiaY concern. tiatI have used IL and Know,
70 use hase for been in ne habit Of
and tiatI fnd yours
other know 1t etireiy cieaiisss he h
o and With one MONTHS proper use viii restoT.
!. e and glossy and an his
y me hands that apply the dress on
one dssire1s o. having texture = =,
n hair Respecsiulls yours, 80 !, :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-01

4 wrought iron cannon has been menufae.
turediin liverpool. England, which weighs p
tons and sends ball of three hundred pound.
weight distance Of four n.sles.
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BucnaxAs ckLEsaA1tos-The Buchanan

BrcHAxAs CKLRsRAITos.-TIie Buchanan
party Of the District OF Columbia had Their
great ratification demonstration yestrday.-
They commenced in the morning about 10 o.
clock by forming IN procession. and parading
through the avenues aud streets Of Washington
and Georgetown. The van Of tile procession
was held By the chief marshal and Dc u les. u
officers and members Of the Jackson Democratic
Association, the numerous Clubs of the two
cities and neigbboring villages following, wall
ing IN rank on foot badges and banners dis
tingrishing each, TO the number Of several hum
dreds ~ 80
Distributed along the line were several mo-
ticeable obieets--tllus raised platform oecnpi-
ed by female representatives, OF al the States.
each carrying her appropriate title upon
streamer- Then came a long, low, black
craft m0nntedon wheels, and manned by sa-
thle African, partly covered with white shYoud,
the whole being drawn by apoor looking horse
whose body was about two thirds covered with
sheep-skin. The reader can interpret for him
self what this was meant 10 typify. "A bHeE
Standing on q raised platform, is head ciFcied
with rosette of flowers, then followed, after
which the prettIest and most popular object was
bark from the Navy j ard Tiggsli and manned
| by ssiiors in regular Jack-Tar costume, with
pennons flying from the rigging. each Inscribed
with the name Of one Of tie States without re-
gard to the vote given at the late election.
Bands Of music eaTaded and played at certain
/ Obstacles apart thtoas ilout the long Inc. W..
heard of no distarb aHce or disorder during the
/ whole turnout, which gave holyday appear
aRce TO the city; and tiie4only accident worth
naming that which occurred near the Cir
! Gle, in the First Ward, whereby one OF the mar
Ehals was singed by the powder from one Of the
i pieces on board the ship, 20 which he vas too
near at the time OF its discharge
After making the complete round of the city
and Georgetown, from extreme west to east, the
procession returned 10 the City Hall, where the
assefnblage were addressed By Waiter Lenox.
I Esq, and subsequently dismissed
In the eve ing many of the houses of the
4 fdends Of the President elect along Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue and other streets were illuminated,
the elect in some places being quite brilliant
and picturesque. The streets we're filed by
streams ofboth sexes, called oltby.the illnmin-
alton, which, well as the days previous pro-
4 ceedings, was favored with as pleasant weather
as. could have been wished. We hear of private
evening parties, where festivities growing ont
Of the occasion were celebrated in quite an impo-
4 sing way.-lN atioHa1 IntegIi1sacsy. ss4l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-01

4
Ise IN LorIsIAsA.-The Plaquemine Sentinel
says:
'srhe s,lgar-making season will be Of short
duration in this parish the present year. a
friend who has taken some little trouble to en-.
qnire into the state of the sugar crop in a dis.
trict embraced within four miles above PLAQUE
mine and eight miles below it, (including the
bayous Plaquemine and Jacob says that in this
portion Of the parish there are eight plantations
that will make no sugar at all, three that sill
make "a little seven that win make forty or fty
hogsheads, and two about one hundred and fifty.
These are mainly large planters. Our friend,
however, does not euumerate all the planters in
thiS seetinn We feel assured, nevertheless,
that this statement will give pretty correct
idea of sugar-making or the sugar crop in her
vile for the year 1856"
The West Baton Rouge Sugar. Planter saws /:
zone of the heaviest frosts we have ever seen
fell on Saturday night last Our planters are
stirring themselves to get their cane under
ground. We notice that several in the upper
part of the parish have commenced grinding
Some three months ago it was calculated that
1900 hogsheads would be made, but we will be
content if our parish yield 300 Seed cane.
wherever it can be found, sells readily for $3.50
per acre, and some that we have seen sold at
that price would not, if ground, make hogs
head to the acre.
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Trnaf Saie

T virtue Of Deed q Trust exeelted % ne By George
ID Hartman, bearing date the I6th dzy Of JanlsFy
ks and RECORDED IN Clerks ofer Of the Cquaty CoCTs
81 Ohio cnnnfy. Va, n DEED Beok -, pzge ST.
And b ~ aDothkr Deed of Trust xeted ~ the
said George Hartman bearing date the 2Sh DAY
jannarf, 1883 and IN ci5ee BoSk
81, psee ss1s- l.s-ssTe=
And By yIr4ue another rnsbv
the said George HaTdHn, tri date lie 1sth q
A1y, iss and The ef5ee IN Beck IS page
H. sst
VII ss at f7he ue4sos. sEcads, fzy Of D.
eher, 1856, II O'Clock A. n. he frent eSor
Court Honseof Ohio County. Lots numbered To- II
and IL, pat n james 4 Baker and james H.
sabivtsisn Lots and Square No chi
gflaI plat the CITY feeig, being TIE Ils %
hfe tie crested And fer further d+ss.1p-
ioH, reference Is made de sata DEEDS q
as aforesaid @fs
Tsk,ts % sslxJle sum Of s87I g cents a1a the ;.
peses gf saIefn cash. and ersat Tor tse Tsdae
: Por $3.50 until April LIST, 1851.
-FaT : 90 until May 18Th. 1851.
Fer &Ifs until October ist 1881.
For : q until N0yefaheF l6fti 1851
= For Jsfs tntH April Isl. 1S5S. 4.9ae
Ear ) 6e until May istl, fsss
For - rntii November fefh, 1858,
For : 6S rntiI H5f 56th, 1879. he-
FOR e9- Until N5yetnB f6t1. ISIS. 81
Por =, 26s until May 16tii, 1850
Ard for .esidHe 81 the credit
EAS festt, 1867, with interest from day Of sale.
Tie prFsEsT 70 give negOtfahie for the deferred
peyEents seeaFta b 1esd q tTukt the property.
b II EOFF.
Cefl5et1s tx
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NEW ApvERTrsEnaENTs
SEQ Nd
Fan and Winter EtonI

SECo N ID
Fall and Winter Stock
sssaa s,esS e 80 l Ma.s.tis sk
80 -. q. : .. HAarER soS
rssk CAPS. iss s IS e - q Sc
oRDEE EgFFIAS cAPs-saosiser iot q those Hsoss
ngsas 5. D. HARPE. soS-
,LoTH g trilasa-i ~, Pss.. also rlaia.ot
SoEss ! "a Is b HEFPFE ! soS
pYs q OH CAPS. frpss 90 81 . u, issi seexsEsa
asFs $ D. HARRxE sos..s
RoYs' WOOL HAS. fToal g 81
- netzs = ID hAtstttt = SOY.
(, ENTs, TTsE sLoUCH HAS. fofa &c @ 81 ~
VI noys7 = n. HARPEE 3 spS.
FE0URl FLOUR
20 nAGaELs sysssaers N.s Floor yyhsss Nhsa,
IS Rssh-ls Fresh corn Neal, iasf received and In
.'2 asv s sac ~ y f g ssla .sas
NE HIsypRED BARRELS ssst gaAity shi.s san
sosss & Y = 80 = Z Sk = - =
80 Willie ~. iyhs1. isIoss.
~ RIsnr, ins; reeeiFsd AMI for sale by q
For Rent
adjoining Rancy Dry Goods store Of VI Rinestroa
e ,sssty ePFss.ss tt snTes Asess store
ven alised aas Possession
no1 10 the occupancy Of ~. D. Note Bro. This Is
choke husBesS Location. and AS heretofore eotanan-d
ore q s sosls traas IN the city Possession
Ai.e ne zen aPi.isa .esor On uniou
street brtzeen Market and Fourth streSts Feeetir oee-
pet BY IT, faHiIy Of " D Note This hoass eoalnshds
ttssit 70 AL Eanting residence business and TO
raArkst- Possession 1st April Apply 70
noE2s-2res {. !. s ggN. Paxton.
IaNE Hun DIR I'D IRA Il n Z Is Ezsrsl FIScF
aezss rnoBuRs e HApDEx
illnE HUS.,sED BAfsREI.s7 Corn Meal,
~ fMhte and fell0n for sale By
noy2sz :. q IHoRugy { nApDES.
/ J{,XIRA HULLED BaekEheat Flour,
IL Eastern CtAhbeFries, t-sf
White Beams, for sale By
news THoBuEs HADDES.
II THoBURN s HADDEy.
I s Eesz9 l-eif ~ Main
ARTIFICIAL. TEETH.
DIED PARRlN~0S
RESIDENTD DENTIST,
/ Office 205 Main Street,,
NEAR THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE
1 .s----., MANUFACTURES Teeth for each ta+te 3iar
case, full sfts OF Teeth. any parts Of sets
made 18th gufns, rle T11de in blocks or
- - IN one continuous solid piece with Al the
4 y nov25ia.s
4
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oafssas
Wheeling Island Propefty

-, I,F,tlF SAIE5-
'8E Underlined ors for sale al that Shernr
il Iaiagd IN the occA,ialley yyIiaF \
MARKET Garde1- He lad ont INTO snail reds
rsEgfnE 10 size from One haifto Five Are I'M
Touru LotE tile kes8 % the IsIsn3.--z-
Ror beauty Of location, rtity sa this property
is b f,eroiis de-
sro1s btaining eeiElj ESeation IA The eounil con-
yeTss<nt tlF tiIos4 70 engage ss
ness % MARKET GardsninE strong igeezr1e5tst e
purchase.
plots q te premises esH t making application
;ion toit and tie TENS ale III TEr iThsEsi
FRANCIS = ARMSTRONG;,
S- Att.e n fartfor Is
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IN r. o RI a Mt
To THOSE USING

..,. II &C 81 sGsASDI4ES. ~ -
IL attention Of the public sinvised 10 he f,s, Mat
safe " s STAR and adanantine ea1ls oaersI sor
8 .sss.i ~ ~ z E,C1 IsN'E IN 4YEIGsar
- Tor paund i,,t en-
~ oenees. and packages marked 40 ia fs short
~, III ans even ave pounds per box This IoS s
coUN4 ~, ~
ons-tenih mort siaa g Eso shsss Pssfor about
the subscribers have arrays made s,,es, ,r,,s t,u
y the pound, and red -. 4. tb rsI
- may be sscsrtainsd By Sing th, As ,b-Ir
spi in me business enables them to nr nm
ss ~ 70 any q ty soiicffle rsiron
sl,o stsy 9eir o,Ss ihtsrss:
.se same tiines e1epuf correct - -
nnvf0 ~ ssfszsa ~ PROCTOR EeGAafBLE,
fl,,ai.fD .tf
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PROF. woop-

PROF. wooD-
Daa SIR Ny hair had for been be-
heh rendered the eoutant application of on n
80 Nhsn commenced using your Hair F.rtoya
aDoat Two months agos II ;it .ofSdItion ana
& Is use till within the last three weeks
70 ts natural color, and assumed 3 softness ana
fressra Il ~ Ys or any other a
VI. ther TO be used as Hair 6 a. ~
OF Dressing or beautify hair You ,,
ing all that u claimed for n s pouot OF Us DO
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PRosprcr OF DEAR SuoAR-TnE cKop, FAN.
rSe IN LOUISIANA. The Plaquemine Sentinel
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cinelupa4isoho. Fsbs,ess iss. ti4 Third street.

- y, ~ -
PROF. o. ]. WOOD sps Mas ss Nay p 80
ips me % attest the magic no ers or @
Isl Three since f,tff,is
and s, and spsn two bcttss
nays color, and the hair which was before dry AMI s
an ,sins on nov became ssst and glossy and Il si
and The scalp LOST an tf
~ SO annoying before, NOT on
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IA sldsrsTned would respeetfnilv lafors n.
1na patrons and the citizens Of iyliee
s,ie, is{ lnat ne has his and gifter
Is 49, 49, M and Fsstisgs which he Il
and -. ~ = -. y, ne latest and approye sfri
n 70 5leare tbs best buyers All ,- - Enlsh esiiao
oetis - - s-'s- ;. u, y; sI,AILaiAs,s
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J. . . hatsst L7evalsll 3 5TsI

| III 49, Pssre tte stock or v,e,rt
a.t pIte s Hing ssiselrf.
nv III 5s tie pubic =. t f ps.ronass :,
eetsi ,ss.5y lotts = iIARoREATES.
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AMUsEMENTs.
ATHEN HTM.

D. Hanchet., Sole Lessee and Manager.
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2 NEAR TIT sSLT9SEENSIflN BRTDfE
2 .r.--- MANUFACTURES Teeth for each paFtie .iar
case, full sets OF Teeth. or any parts Of sets
lIS~4 made rtfh gnfns, thr blocks or
- in one continuous solid piece, with M the
besniy o. nature Price log, and all york warranted.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20
~ ~ IT - :
Cennecticut.


A young friend writing from this State, talks
thus conf lently :;yasag ia Do. .rr bss -, 8
.sPolitically speaking, Connecticut will GER
tainly be unit for John and Jessie. Never be-
fore has there been seen such enthusiasm AS is
swaying the masses in this State to-day for Free
Kansas and Free Labor. Every town has it,
Fremont Club. I know but of four Buchanan
and two Fillmore men in the State, The Bu.
ehaniers, roll up their eyes, AZ We roll up the
meetings, 70 see the young and old, the old fash
ioned Wings and the unbought Democrats gather
under the same broad banner, and they tremblr
in their boots Hest the ides of November will
bring suspicious omen. and preseus to. the world
the specsacle of free, fearless, united Nnsth.--
The Fillmore fools are trying 70 kick up bob
berry, but pshaw! Jessie Benton could drive
them al into the Sound With common padding
stick. never saw, such ardos - eserywhess
sbounds. The whole North from the Western
prsiries TO tie Eastern farms aimoss % ths South.
srn Ssvaunahs i in blaze. Lst it burnrsill the
atnesphsss il purified and the chaf sconsumsd,
and there d nos . man iefs Nosth Of 36 deg. 90
min. werthyths nsnsof Dosghfaes. fremous viii
b elected juss = surs - the sun rises O the
fourth Of next Nosembsr.a ...s5 -ssr 3e ar
Saw Jessie the other night. She is splsndid
womsa. ] would vsss Tor her for Presidsus il
she wore pautalonns.' - = = 80 4Sse f-a- c.
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TUESDAY, SEPT l6, 1866.


s55a4aT e.J -1a 9a-- 80 sefs4s e ss4ys.ss44 z
We understand the whole amount of Smith 4
McComb's job exceeds twenty-six thousan dol.
lars. They have been at work but about ssven
weeks, and over ten thoussnd dollars worth oi
the work has been done in other words some
thirty thousand cubic ya,ds of earth have been
converted. into new Levse, and on their last
pay day there were one hundred and seventy two
workinsn in their employ, and twenty 6ve teams.
The above facts exhibit degree Of energy ia
the prosecution Of the work, highly commenda.
hla, and rarely exesiled 10 th new and 20. ahead
citv. .aoEAsiis8
We supposed, from request u do 90, made to
the Council by Mr.. Smith, that they had sold out
the balance Of their contract. We understand,
however, they have NOT deas 40, bat coa,s mpIa,e
a eonsrac, with Messss. F.g W. Olmstead, s. A.
Hooper, and Jan*s Nspier, Of ALL or q large n.
terest in the work. sessg aa4 .t9sag 5..EAloAs
The gentlsmen last named, havs Just come
among rs, and hold the contract for BUILDING the
Bridge across the Mississippi at St. Paul, and
which they are now prosecuting with vigor.
Messrs. smith &-AcConb hase driven their work
with commendable energy. and Messrs. Hooper
& Co.. will not relax IN its completion, should
they take an interest therein. They are all ener-
getic business men, and we are glad to. see two
out of three of the most important works now in
progress, entrusted to such contractors go
The Levee, when paved, will have cost about
100000. The Bridge, now building, is expected
to cost about $l20, 900, and the City Gas Works
about $75 ,00O-three magnificent works. A Rail
Road to St. Anthony is the next work in order Of
time, and which will be set down at once as pay
ing stock. =,
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How TO MAKE oWINE.--You can make claret
wine very easily. Take gallon Of musty cider !;
three ceass worth of copperas will give it body !;
two cents worth Of loswood will aid color and
"pucker." Bottle and sell at dollar bottle,
and not one in hun lred Of those who drink it
will suspect that Re is not laxari.sing on the
very best imported claret.'' as It's "a 81
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20
MONDAY, SEPT. is, 1856.


The mail brn q u. further accounts Of the out.
RACES in Kansas, Of the same horrible character,
and too lengthy for our columns to-day. 1t has
got to be an open civil war. an both parties are
driven to the most desperate measures.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20
Haxe iou Heard from aa. . !

She has given u terrible shrek for Freedom
only 1900 majority for the Republican candi,
date!--thst's all. Governor, Legislature, Com
gressmsn. all one way. Iowa, Vermont. Maine
Tn, re = u North truly. Courage, friends -cour,
are ~.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

NEw POSTAL ARRASG.ngATs.--Among the mail
routes recently established by the Department at
Washington, is one from this city to Cambridge,
and from the latter point to Tsylor's Falls. This
Will be cheering news to the good people of the
Kum River Valley, as they have heretofore been
subjected to great inconvenience Oh account Of
the great distance from any Post Office.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

GT The Pioneer is getting terribly courageous.
Its editor informs the public that he shall not
leave town in cons equsnce of the arrival of Col.
Delahay. SO Does my presence Inconvenience
ynu ~ askei the 5y of the OK. SC Oh no." re-.
piled the OK, 81 was not aware Of your pres.
enco - -F-- ' tr --f-.f 80 '+-' -'.. - p -i-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

T A friend out West gives q. an anecdote Of
Erastus Brooks. wh, is Tor recently wasl travel
ling with a rcus throu h Cattarausus and the
neighb"ring Counties, and making speech a.
sometimes in the circus tent--in hehalf Of him
self for Governor and his friend Fillmore for
President. Erastus is low in stature, not partic.
ulstly comely, and by no means majestic in pres
ence ami there happene to be Gattarsueus In
dan whom he % steikingly resembles that those
osher for ham, Heucs, one af the Cattssaueus
landlords dropped into his bar-room the oshes
day, nd seeing there person whom be % opposed
his indian leQusintan,s hs sharply ordered hi q
70 ~clear out, for he .,dn't cell liqunr to k,di-
ans" Dc was rather taken aback wnen informed
that hia lpdian was the HIndoo caudidase for
Gessgnor.-N, r. Tsibwne. - ~ s. 49,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

cYThe 6rst religious service Of the new Metho.
dist Congregation, under the pastoral charge Of
Rev. Mr.. Psnman, will b. held in the 80 Ward
School House, upper town, to-morrow as 3 I.2
e NJ .aS.a a. ksT.sssrg e..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

aHe sticks to tis ..potk basrsl. ~ P.osar.
- We don't inesai q lssys shs IDEAL uutil
vs hsss wsAag esso tio ~ esOW0 nsee s6tsoo,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

",MoRxosIsx"-A plurality Of words, plu-
| ralty of Gods, and plurality of wives with all
truth in all eternity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

-T Simeon Draper, Of New York city, is
spoken of as the Republican Candidate for Gov.
ernor of New York. o8 III 5d' % ago 1ol .fa9
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-20

Geod for the Pine Tree state. i
Maine has followed in the wake Of Iowa and
Vermont and elected the entire Republican ticket
at c.ean sweep. See telssraphie news on third