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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-10

THEATRE, MARKET HALL--The opening
night on Wednesday has fully established
the reputation of Messrs. Hough & Myers
dramatic company as one of the most eff
cient and talented now to be found on any
stage in the West. The audience was as
large as the capacity of the Hall would allow;
and he or she must be a grumbler indeed
who was not entirely pleased and satisfied
with the performance, of the Hunchback, and
also the concluding farce of s'Sketches in In
dia." We have seen in our lifetime many
protested "starS" on the boards of the great
cities, not really equal to Miss Deering in
the character of Julia; and Mrs. Demands
Helen was as correct IS we are IN the habit
of seeing the character rendered by ladies of
the profession who make much greater pre-
tentions. The gentlemen, also, all acquitted
themselves with great credit in both pieces.
In short, this company is composed of tai
ented and well studied people in their pro-
fession, capable, as we said yesterday, of
presenting in excellent style any play in the
range of the English drama.
A large number of ladies were present;
the Hall is comfortably arranged; and the
best of order preserved by the police under
the direction of Marshal Miller.
Tonight, Tobin's Sterling Comedy of the
Honey Moon will be presented, and an
amusing afterpiece will follow.
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MARRIED..

On the 5h of Ma, by Rev. A. NJ. Torbert. Mr.. C. G.
VANDINBURGH of Red Wing, I" MISS CARRIE N.
BURBANK, daughter OF Col. S. Burbank OF St Paul.
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y
St. Paul Will be lighted with gas.
THE LAW OF Neutrality-suspicious. has
at last erased from her statute books that
old and unjust law of libel which says. "the
greater the truth the greater the libel."-
The law as recently passed by the Legisla-
ture, says:
s'That on the trial of indictments for writ
ing or publishing libel, the truth of the
matter charged as libellous may be given in
evidence; and if the jury in any such case
shall find that the same was written or pub
lshed from good motives and for justifiable
ends, and that the matter so charged was
true, it shall operate to the acquittal of the
defendant or defendants.
e the superintendent ofpublic instruc-
ton in California recommends that a copy
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary should
be placed in every school in the State
ESchange.
We know of men who had the suffrage S
of the Democracy" of st. Paul for school
Inspectors, on Tuesday last, who have about
as much need to study Webster's Dictionary
before being qualified for that Office, as have
any of the youngest children in the schools
of California or elsewhere.
THE ZEITING.-Mr. Ortwer has enlarged
his paper, the Minnesota Zeiting, to double
medium size, and otherwise greatly improv-
cd its appearance. 1t is now one of the lar
gest and best appearing German papers pub
lished in the United States, and we'll worthy
ofpatronage by our merchants and business
men as an advertising medium.
THE BATTLE OF RIvAs.-The following is
the Walker account of the battle of Rivas
whereat the Colonel was evidently defeated
by his own showing:
''On the 18th inst, the Costa Rcans took
possession of Rivas with 2,01O men. On the
18th, Gen. Walker, with 600 men, attacked
them. After a fight of II and half hours,
he was obliged to abandon the city from
want of ammunition, leaving Geo Costa Ri
cans dead on the field and large number
wounded. His loss in killed, wounded and
missing, is reported about lOO."
INDIANA.-A large Anti-Ncbrasba State
convention was held at indianapolis on the I'd
inst. Speeches were made by Col. Lane, OF
Kansas, Lieut.. Gov. Ford, of Ohio, and others
A strong ticket was nominated for State of
fcers.
KANSAS AFFAIRs.-At last accounts, Tie
congressional committee were in Session a
Lawrence.
Stringfellow went before the committe o
investigation, demanding as a citizen of Kan
sas to appear himself or by counsel to intro
duce testimony and examine witnesses. Mr.
Howard, the chairman, refused the demand
on the ground than the objects of their com
ing would thereby be defeated as the result
would be not an investigation on their par
but an inquisition by everybody. A standing
army will be stationed at Lawrence, until al
arrests are made and prisoners conveyed t
Lecompton.
The Rev. Rufus w. Griswold, DID,, ha
n press pamphlet on his famous divorc
suit, which will probably appear as soon a
the court have granted the motion of hi
counsel to allow him to come in and CON
plete the record, SO as to show that he ha
really been divorced.
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r. Our market is now we'll supplied
with choice fresh meats, and spring vegeta-
bles are beginning to come in. VIM. Moot,
Esq, left with us, several days ago, fine
spring onions, grown in the open air since the
frost has disappeared this season.
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vr,uys House sfiH Keeps the Gscendancy In Fine
i French and American Perfumery and Fancy Arti-
ces fer proof Of which and see The
cites are on hand ALSO pAt ~SSNAS'
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River Items.

The Galena and Granite State, Of the Ga.
lena Packet Line, were in port yesterday
evening. Speaking Of the latter craft, re-
minds us that she is new in these waters,
and has not yet been properly presented to
the public. She is boat, in model and
other ings, that more closely resembles the
old favorite Nominee" than any craft we
have seen since her days. In regard to
speed, the Galena Advertiser, of Tuesday,
informs us that The Granite State, on her
return from St. Paul, Hast tripl made one
of the quickest trips on record, reaching our
levee just twenty-six and half hours after
leaving st. Paul." She is in command of
Captain Hurd, an experienced and accommo-
dating officer, from the Ohio river, with our
friend Harson-who last year made hosts of
friends as clerk of the City Belle-in the
business Office. The Granite State is the
packet down this morning, and leaves at
nine.
The Clarion from Rock Island, newly
repaired, and fixed up in regular packet
style, arrived yesterday. She is about en-
tering into the Prescott and Taylor's Falls
trade.
The Atlanta, Captain Perkins, large
Standardization st. Louis, came in yes
terday. We understand she goes down again
this morning.
The Reveille went up the Minnesota yes
terday, crowded as usual
Tomorrow, the Equator, Captain O. NJ
Maxwell, will start for Fort Ridgley, which
will be the first voyage to that high port
during the past two years.
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IMMEDIATELY the opening Of Navigation, the
Doats of this company will commence making reg :
uar trips between Galena and Saint PAUL. leaving Ga
lena every morning and evening (Sundays exceptec) in
time to d. business at Dubuque and Duole1h ana Con-
meet at Duaeith with the trains of the Illinois Central
ing They will stop at all intermediate points, and re-
main at ST. sufficiently long for passengers to visit
he Falls Of Anthony. The following boats comprise
he line between Gaieua and ST. Paul:
WAR EAGLE, capt. y. .. nANhIs.
NORTHERN BELLE, PRESTON LoDwIcK
GOLDEN ERA, ; W. FARRER'
LADY FRANKLIN, NJ. Il. LUCAS.
OCEAN WAVE, u. II. GLEiM.
CeTy REIIE sc WIN. LAYTON.
GRANITE STATE, - nokD,
ALEXANDRA, W. n 0AnDEHr'
uarstc,ass steamers, commanded by the most skill
fu and gentcmanly officers, and are fitted up with
view to the safety and comfort of Being
s. mail boats and running In connection with the Rail-
road their punciualiiy can be relied upon This Com
HHSVaIARcH. Captain J. J. SMITH,
GpEHK Save Is c. COLL.
hetwear cs,sra and Rock Island, making daily line
Connecting at Rock Island with the "Chicays and Rock
island Raiiroa, and the ssSt LOUIS Keokuk ami Rock
Isand, line of first class steamers AT fulton Cty win
and at (alena with the boats Of the Galena, DuDleh
Dnhnoue and ST. Pail line OF steamers, thus forming
safe comfortable and reliable line between ST. Lout
and 1T PAUL. connecting with the Railroads at Duniett
| Fulton City and Rock Island;
For freight or passage apply at the ONCE ON board, Of
To Campbell Jones Co., Galena; Campbell, Stnsor
| & Co., Dunieith Edward Stimson b Co., Dubuque
| Blakeiev 81 burbank, or Borup Champin, st. Paul
Porar * Co., OF Langley Co., Rock Island II. r
| We5org & Co.. or Jno. Phelps, Fulton City.
| CAMPBELL, JONES CO., Agents,
No. IS Levec, Gaena.
| ca,ena. Anr,, Q. 1856. ap22daw6m
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'PERFUMERY.

n OOKING GLASS PLATE on hand, an cut to any
A desired size without charge by DAY & jerks
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HE NJ IN N E S TIA N.
FRIDAY, NAY 9, 1856.
The City.

The old Board of Alderman met yesterday
close up their business of the past year.
considerable business was transacted, which
Ill appear in the proceedings tomorrow.
The new Board meet for organization on
lesday evening next -.
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Aid for Col. Walker.

New ORLEANS, May 3.
Considerable excitement is manifested
here with regard to Colonel Walkers at
fairs. and active exertions are being made by
his friends to send him aid. Parker ii.
French is here.
New YORK, May 5.
The May Anniversaries commenced in the
city last evening. The churches were all
we'll filled and the proceedings were OF uni
versal interest The Presbyterian Board oil
Foreign Missions had an eloquent sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Cooley, at Rev. DR.. Potts's church.
The receipts Of the year are put at $2Ol,-
934, and the expenditures nearly the same,
showing a balance of $25. Increased re-
ceipts over last pear, 81 900.
Rumored Withdrawal Of President Pierce.
WASHINGTON, May 3.
An alleged well-founded rumor in the
Sentinel this morning, to the effect that Pre-
sident Pierce intends to withdraw his name
,,Ae-a candidate for the Cincinnati nomination,
z entirely destitute Of foundation.
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NOTICE.
To George Mitch. ". J. T. Dana, A. dnd j. C.. Ram
sey, c. w. Pdiro, J. r. Irriac, H. Eqlehart, Reu
ZEN Prize, c, =. Rit,enhouse, James Wilson, T.
S. J. Kellogg, Berkey Efole. RenS E. Karchey. PAT
fis0n f. Ward, George B. Keen, Ii. E. Buel, Con
rad Peters, George X. S,ciff the original proprie
tors of Rice and Iruine's addition and ali persons
o'oning or claiming to o,0n lots parcels Of land
in the Third Wo'd of the City of 81. Paul, on The
proposed street hereinafter described:
"HEREAS, ten resident freeho.ders of the Third
w Ward in the city of ST. Paul, have by petition
10 the Con Council the city Of Saint
Pau that necessary to take for public use in SAID
Ward ccrfa portions parcels OF land sucie nt TO
tend Seventh street from It's ermin with Saint Pc
tiers to Saint Anthon' street at its iunct, with
Fort street said Proposed street running sonthwcs.
ery direction and being about sixty reds length ant
crossing your lots
Now therefore, the pers6 above named and al,
other interested theren hereby that
Wednesday, the 18th day Of Jane next, at O'Clock
In the forenoon of that day, pcaon will be made
on behalf of said petitioners to the Hon. Moses Sher
bnrne, Judse of the District Court RAMSEY county
for the appoint ment of twelve jurors view the rrem
ses. and TO determine whether IT will be necessary to
take any por; of the for the purpcs es
specified in raid pctit,n. By order of the Common
Council. l. v. d. HEARD,
st. Paul, April 20, lso6Iw4t City Clerk, pro tenn
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so1n,;on of citrate Of Masnesia,

AR PURGATIvE MINERAL WATER.---This pre-
u paration is particularly recommended as substi-
tute for Enso Salts Seiitz Powders, being both
moro Agreeable to the taste and pleasant in its
operations It is cooling cathartic, aid operates
mildly. Prepared and sold by
ixleats Cor. Sd and Cedar Sts., ST. Paul.
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BALTIMORE. I'd Nav

DALIIMUKE, Au May
The Southern mail brings New Orleans
dates of Saturday. Details Of Mexican news
to the 22d of April represent the Country to
be in a state of profound quietness.
Hon. Pierre Soule has consented to adj
dress the citizens of New Orleans on the
Central American question. He expresses
great sympathy with Walker.
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IT EVILS CELEBRATED COLORS-i400 lbs Lewis
Ia Paris, Chrome and Richmond Green, Chrome Yell
low, Prussian Blue, etc. for saleby
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Thermometrical Record.
Reported for the Minnesofian By Day and jerks,
- DrWqqtsfs. corner Third and Cedar.

Money and Exchange Quotations.
CORRECTED BY
MARSHALL CO., BANKERS.
Third Street, st. Paul.
Exchange on New York, p CT prem
do st. Louis,
do Chicago, u
do Galena, l. 6 &C
Sight Exchange on New York bought at rar.
All sound Currency taken at par.
Land Warrants sell at 81 IL 4 to 81 is "A acre Good
supply in market,
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Rates Of Money and Exchange.
Banking Office Of
NJ A OK u BIN & EDGE II q \

Nos, Wirslow House, cor. ST. Anthony & Fort St.
Exchange New York sold at y per cen, premium.
A" Chicago 's u
Gslena I" n 6:
Rates of Discount for good paper, per cent month.
Z" on real estate: 2to3 se
a per cent premium paid for Sight Drafts on n. York
Interest raid on Special Deposits 3Odsys or over
the rate of IL per cent year.
We take ON Deposit and Pay nent Of debts due to us
Bills Of all banks In good credit.
the LIST Of April the law prohibiting nndcr pen
aiues Tue passing, as we'll issuing OF shinpiGsfrs
goes into effect We therefore notify depositors that on
ana after that day we to receive Bvrup Oakes
certificates for Collection or otherwise.
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Notice.

NOtlCCe
WILL sell at public auctions II not disposed OF AZ
IL private sale German cheese, Weighing ABOUT 20
pounds at the expiration of ten days from the date OF
this advertisement, not called for by the owner IL
is marked sc. e. F., Stwater'' Arrived by the Kate
Cassel on her last trip in the fall of 1880.
st. Paul, May 2. WIN. OoNSiANS'
E1RENCH Fancy cassimcrc-a large assortment at
HASLETT & THOMPSON'S.
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The Rev. Rufus W. Griswold, DID,, has
n press pamphlet on his famous divorce
suit, which will probably appear as soon as
the court have granted the motion of his
counsel to allow him to come in and COM
plete the record, SO as to show that he has
really been divorced.
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INDIANA.-A large Anti Nebraska State
convention was held at indianapolis on the I'd
inst. Speeches were made by Col. Lane, of
Kansas, Lieut. Gov Ford, of Ohio, and others.
A strong ticket was nominated for State Of
fcers.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
New savlnga Bank store,
OLD POST OFFICE.

OLD POSlI
GkeeP the Head and Feet GOVered.S
FITTFEESB OF Wheeling end Viclny:-This old maxim for
keulth feninds that may not be amtSs 70 call
attention my Fall and Winter stock OF Boots, Shoes Hats
and Monroe streets Wera you VIII find great variety o!
fashionable lately received Goods suitable 70 the season. At
Very tnal for the liberal patronage received
eofng amongst you respectfully solicit an to call aud
examine stock. win Be pleasure and wait
yOn uniting labor with that may give their OF:
spring heath, and to this adding Industry and economy
may have health
Ladies II you Wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
WinleF Bonnets, sure,
eau Al the old Post Once, Oppasltc the McLnre.
Gentenen, Eyou wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Can al the above place, where you Win Eet-ttat
Remember the old Post ohce corner
10 Country Merchants have few Goods 70 dispose Of at
% oeis s''s'. mn. WATSON.
GEO. K. NJ MECHEN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
NO. 119 MARKET ST,
As Just received, and ofers for SALE choice lot ofFam
II ny Groceries, including: -
Is hogEheads Sugar:
50 ' PANTY and One FLOUR;
80 /" no. Maekerel;
% (" Nod
e 9SiN,' 10 N0.ss -.
10 kits MOL /" ~,
2S dozen extra aSh.Boards;
70 wood Buckets
10 barrels Crushed Sugar;
10 Z" Powdered IS
8 chests IMPERIAL, @. P. and Y. II. Teas
80 kegs Naii;
40 butts Sweet TOBACCO;
10 kegs Twist
s tisrces Rgcs; Bacon, Dried Beef, &c.
Just received and for sale Sholesse aad retail.
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Address De. J. DELAcY LgRRuY

n. BA Treatise tn. N&tass and r.ss.pss 81 ~,
and Dumb. Price 81 '',' "a N'7 year
Money letters must be registered by the pVs:a,,,
lteStstefet Letters arc at oin rsk-rcne bear nj in
mind. Correspondents uust ETci.s RS.t,,J. T.r u
answers, the New Postage Law requiring prcayrsta ~ lei.
New York, July q, 1885. '''-'@
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TEsTIlIoYY.


ave, the undersigned practitioners of medicine Il, A
of New York, having hsf occasion to SItness liz
Drs LeBrun End pulton diseases OF the Ear mi P
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice fretly Ss
me course pursued BY them in diseases ofths III,
tented a. Is well worthy the attention olr
orStnren throughout the United States Trir sr.tt
OF "edeaicd vapors. particularly chronic and COMMIT
Gated cases. forms ncv in the practice OF
ana nus ur void which has long been fell by the reB
In diseases OF the eye they seldom rrSurs m
resort to nm operation. As SLillf anrsts and o..
enthusiastically devoted to their profession We cOrlalr
commend them to such rs may require theIr aiIr -
Slsned, ALESASERR X SfuTr. MD
Gro. g. CRANES II. D., uoRAcE WtSSIoV n. NJ
z DELRAS, 81 D. ALlsrOX u. EEAHc1s, A. D.
T. V EAS HrnsN, Al. D., BgbyoRD DoAx4rs NJ D. y
6elo York, August /, 1919.
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zANrsyllLE, ONO.

M. j. B. Hondersmi1:
DEAR SIA:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism my back, and for the last six months not
get Of bed without help and agent In our
cts insisted trying bottle OF Chang Flu LuiInen
Try what effect would have; aud bottle has relieved
me so much that able to get bed without diff
Guilty 1t blessing just try for yourseland
you wa Os "'A p'f1,SN' Mas. 81 COCHRAN.
"''''s'''' '''N -'S'''' T. H. LOGAN CO.,
my7:1y Bridge Corner.
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New Spring and Summer Goods
B0yS' Hats and Gaps, Gt The
lcsH bn0ScH stand or the
II ne IL ED 81 "a ID az

New Spring and Summer Goods
q tt
MOI SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure in sayias my friends that am receiv
ing my Spring and Summer Goods consisting of Broad
Cloths ali have beautiful lot Of Plain and Fam
cy French Cassineres think much better assortment
than canb found in the city.
Aso-yestngs great variety and of every description
THIN SUMMER GOODS. III
Nv consists of Drah Dets. Bombazne, Duck, Lin
en- Marsees, Italian Cloth &c &C. &c. that can't be beat
for making fine and nice Clothes for the weather. n
which prepared to make in the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Cloths, Cassmerss, Cashmere Cloth Duck
Linen Drab Deta, BOmbaZne and various other Goods
made p in gooG style; Pantaoons great var
ETY. Shirts Collars, Dress Gloves, Crayats, suspender
and eYery other article required for gentemans
M 5aS4 FteaSe XIV H's S''' g. RICE
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REMOVAL. . - 4 N,
0EcCLALLENS & KNOX have removed their Wholesale
vi Stock az Boots aud Shoes to the four story brick
No. I13 NInin street,
buildings Merchants Mechanics Bank
the opposite and doors sOut of Nm T.
Sclby'S dry goods store. ,,-t,.!. IL
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident that with their Increased facilities
doing business they merchants still greater n
p" Gess 'O' Du'S '' McGIALLENs KNOX
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Students wishing to perfect themselves in this br.,A 81
medical science, win find opportunity OF ioinns ts
1t the and Ear Intrmary of Dr. Dacy eBrun Uaiss
Place Cl!nques, every Tuesday and FRIDAY iirrnonn. ;
TO o'clock. during Medical College terms go ''U1
LEltMSIFlye Dollars, ConsnltAiien Fee. Ten Dol,,,
70 ne pNld when the bearing is restored TO is urns
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MEDICAL.
"a ~ r. AND EYF
Drs. Il EBRUN & Dupn8a
OGQLISTS AND Ans T S ,ddsON

il - -
M. LEBR n ofers to those suffering tIou ~. j
In nearly three thousand cases
reIneiie have been pronouncsl by Drs
and DeleRu, or Paris and Curtis Pitcher 81
most Eonderfn ever applied for disease. ), Il,
middle car. They culprise different " snsrnal ~
rionS diseases that effect the external snJ tnt ,,
II the disease Is rnnls to the external e5
apparent the fifth sixth day. pr IP6;SsE ssssi,,
a crre an eFert cstse, Whelthe is lSsItO y AlysS
ton. He has eiSateen StlhcRtes from thos IN rs ,
deaf from infancy whose hearing is nov ,She hzTs
and they nov enabled to Islra t8s rSGr,
huntircd cases OF deAlrys h. aQe ~
fully treated by hi Certificates TO that Sssn ts,,
In al cases OF deafness arising from l., 'sa
eliaP, even }1e0Futt0G OF The atioN asi
usually called the s1ruui - iHylab,cfss 1Ha a1lds;S
5tda6 Of the TIM and 6At6hGiE ~ NgsHs 1s,
or when tie disease can be tFAeed u grO, a.
ous, Bilious or Intermittent Fever Cclds IyPAai Ri
OF rlcTcurial mSdlcincs, in The sane
Sci tie sense In sEery iNstGgcS NJ ealk9O
Where want Of secretion Is apparent The se''ssvl.-
being rS and scalv; when the deafness II SSuA4
noies in the ear, like rustinE Of leaves chirr SA
falling water ringing OF bells PuSatcts =, nsc
er when in STOPPING position Sensation e 81 aa
of blood to the head had taken place when H. TA
perfectly acute where these Is much noise or L Ia
tn dull and cloudy weather. when cold bss -. Set.e
ff5le. ''4@ae'ed SOUL
DIR, DuFT0N. the only practitioner In the, tT,,..
who practseS the neS, painless, and SUCCESS mi
treating all diseases tire eye IS shert I
RS other means have ailsitO afford relief he @
such fair and impartial TRIAL Patterns hv Ssnt '
few OF their havr seasaIes
part. ~ a.!
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~" SHIIIIE
ON ACCOUNT cnInge in their firm, NIL persons In
~ dcbted the subscribers at their Retail Store, ear
ready settlement on tile LIST OF jan
nary cash orOtherwise, and all persons hMEng claims
against the firm viii present the same for humiliation
MCCLALLENS KNOX.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

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Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

VOL. II.--NO. III.
CRY PROPERTY 10 BE SOLD roR TAKES.

CoLLEcroa's OrTIcE, CRY HALL, FEsRuARy 8, 1856.
IN W.DszsDAr, lA day q May the following t q property
~ City Hail. the Washington,
city for due thereon stated unless
preyiouy the Collector and fees
al may at time Of payment.
Sale to 10 o'clock Terms cash. 6,7s
Ivtsl "a 1-s 17'5 = JOHN NJ McCALLA, Collector.
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Daily American organ., 1856-03-20

NoHroLK IN CossoroS.A public meeting was
held in Norfolk on Monday evening, to denounce
the Senate of Virginia for refusing to allow Nor
folk to connect her railroad with the Central Rail
road, and at the same time passing bill imposing
an additional tax upon merchants. The latter bill,
It is feared, win drive many business men of capi
tai from the town. as the increased tax is said to
be nearly 100 per cent.
resolution was adopted TO the effect that Nor
folk, and the adjoining county Of Princess Anne,
should take measures to annex themselves to North
Carolina.