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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16

MRS. SMITH has large assortment Of Borne {
and Millinery Goods-eheap.
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JAMES I. PATTER soN, CPk

IN nnrs,antr Of the above order Of sale in the
above s cases will IN saturday the 10th d2I Of
August next, sell before the door of the National
Hotel in Staunton the pri9'ese End right o. Of
mo set forth and described in the foregoing nroer u
sale. WILLIAM oSAlo' . =
Lnl, IS;H-ff
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MERCUANr Y1aTfo R,Nc

subscriber has opened 4 very superior lot III
Il goods for Gentlemen's wear, at The Store ROOM
next door to Union Halt, on main Street, at til {
oil Mr.. o Rear, an experienced and accomplished
cutter, to conduct the business for him. and 10
PREPARED to furnish every description 81 clothing
MADE OF the best natelia4 M in the most elegan.
style. per cEsh n punetual dealers On short time
great l1laeemeJt are offered. The patronage o.
the public is solicited. :
staastc5. January % .asa a ~ i"oiAs".
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lNcgp0eS Wanted.

T AN still in marketfor the purchase of negroe
i such as willsut the Southern market Persons nav
ing such would o we'll by calling on the subscribe
in person or byl stter. Ny address is Waynesbor,
Augusta Count, Va. JOHN u. SMITH.
: June rs, lS56.-6m,
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B.REs Es ERFSGs.

yoiIN SCHAHTT invites theattention of the pub
81 lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
boring. His Shop opposite Woodward Hotel, in
the BASEMENT o. ". b. kayser's Hoase. He has in
his employ experiences workmen.
Spnt "a lS55.
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GROCERY STORE.
IA STELESS LIQUID CATHARIYC
OR "A 1IILY PHYSIC.

vE,HISis the best cheapest and most efficient Ca.
i THARTlC ever offered to the public.
tits fAsrELEss, thereby avoiding the nauseatiug eff
feet Of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Go, and produces grip
ping OF other painfu effects. Unlike all other pur-
eatives it searches To the bottom OF the disease,
thorough, eleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiseness,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended BY the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves
1t can be had wholesale retail Of j. b. EsKRIDGE
Staunton Purcell, Ladd Co.. iichnend Z. H.
Stahler Co, Baltimore J. I. Antrim, Green
vile.
tug. 4, Is55.-1y.
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DIR, j. NJ. SNTITHEE
GROCERIES
NO TECE.

FNHE undersigned has purchasedthe entire stock
L of Saddlery, &e., of kohlhousen 4 ElicS, and
will continue TO carry The business in all its yari
Gus branches atthe old stand. Heisthanklu TO tho
public for the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes by strict attention 20 business to
merit oulnuauce OF the same All orders filed
promptly. and woek warranted.
March ~, 1850. GEORGE +. FLICK.
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Public Sale.


Court of Hastings for the town OF
| "A continued and held at the Couft-house vi AA'
| day, July 10th 1856.
William f. Asst, Survivor OF r..
! Asst &c., Pialntli' nasuggestion
AGAINST 49,
| D ay +: -. r,r tc vs. same On suggestion
| W.. Az. -. = i>,ra,s W. samn On suggestion
4 = 49, sL,lty Us same On suggestion
| : sst ~ H;,tatt 70 same On a suggestion
| IL NJ Va same On a suggestion
| Same vs. same 'n " '"t's
William j. Hunter and n. g. Hartman comp isinE
| the firm of William } Hunter Co.., VINO Heie
| served with summouses IN the above stateo casts
appeared in Court and stated on OATH that lney ar
indebted to Thomas s. Coalter. one Oh tne Iei IN,
ants in said Judgments the board OF sala Soalt9I,
his wife and servant ct the National dotei' III 'i
| town of Stanton from this date to the tst guy Vi
| Saptamber 1883 BY virtue of Il contract pethesn
| the said Hunter 4 Harman, ana " oooH"iu " .,
Coalter whereup8ni it IS ordered by the court thal
! tbe Serpeant Of the Town OF Stauntoh aitet u'e
ad vertisguent thereof fer four weeks at the Oo"
house door and in She Republican FiHelca,or, ~
newspaper published in the town OF Stachtoh' oosgii
at pube auction to the highest bidder Tor eash
the said privilege and right Of boarding at tpt SUI"
National Hotel in the Town OF St'unton' Oh wv
adult white persons and adult negro, l2r 'iie
space of two years. one month and twenty Gays 20
which the s2id Thomas $. Coalter appears 10 NC en-
titled from the said William J. Hunter oo., anu
the said Sergeant is directed to report he action I'M
/ der this order to this Court;
a CopY--Teste, =, = ,,,,,..
JAMES +. PATTER soN, Crk'
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Pul,lic Notice.

I Will attend to the adjustment and collection q
i all claims committed to my with fidelity.
My Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ, Cochrans Law office. refer enquirers to
any respectable business citizen Of our place. and to
all such in the county who may know me. Ny address
is staunton Va,
W. G. STERRETT.
Jan. 20, lS56.-Spect. and T. American copy.
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N,TFSe 70 az.

T KANERER has removed his Watch Making
d and Repairing EstabhshHeHt to the room di-
I'll oI,.osite me Virginia H0tel, formerly oeeu-
pied by VIM. u. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
natronage heretofore bestowed upon ham, ne re-
sDectu suicits Continuance 81 the same assafea
that he can ei3e entire satisfaction to all.
Mnv II 1896.
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RE,SSOE ETEOeg /.

d tofore existing between S. W. Kohlbnnsnn a. =
George f. Elek, by mutual consent has this day
been dissolved, The notes, open accounts and bo"l
Of the late concern bavc Seen placed in The hands
all persons indebted SAID firm are reouested 10
make speedy payment. ~
Wv. KoHLHOUsEN,
-, GEO. f. FLICK.
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VITANTED, a Tanner. A good workman of stead,
wv habits, can obtain a situation very desirable
and permanent. A man with family preferred.
August 2, ls5e.-tf. II. l.. u.
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TrirStrefs Sale.

Trustees sale.
EeY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the un-
- dcfsigned by Samuel o. Brown and OF record
in the County Court OF Augusta we will, on Thurs
day. the 4th day of September next, sell at public
auction, at the residence of said Brown near Fish
eryille, the following property, viz:
70 ACRES or LdND,
on both sides of the Turnpike leading from Staun-
ton to Waynesboro', being part OF the Farm on
which said Brswn resides; ITO re and Lot con-
tanning ss acres, ad joining said harm two vacant
Lots in the town of Waynesboro', known Baehin-
stoe House; 30 Acres OF Land situated in Saline
county, Missouri. One negro man, named Henry
Negro Man, named Eli one Negro oman,
named Sally, and her son, Charley; one Negro Wo-
man, named My; Is head Horses and Colts; 8
Mich Cows, Is Heal Cattle, 80 Head Hogs, e Head
Sheep, and all other stock OF said Brown; all the
Farming Utensils, and household and Kitchen Fur
nture Oh said Brown; one Piano, one Carriage and
harness, one Buggy and Harness, about % tons of
Hay, about 200 bushels of Corn, and about 20 acres
OF Corn now glowing.
We will also sell, public auction, in the Court
House 1ard in stanton, on the LIST day of August
Court next, 81 shares of Union Hall Stock
TERMS OF SALE:-The real estate will be sold on
the following term, viz: One-fourth in hand, and
the balar in six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security, and
lien to be retained the land sold ultimate
eurity.
rhe Personal Property will be sold on the follow
ing terms, viz On all sums OF $40 and under, the
cash; $780, credit 81 four months, the pur-
chasers giving well endorsed Negotiable notes.
As We are authorized TO sell privately, persons
wishing to purchase before the sale can do so, by
applying to us.
Mr. Brown will take pleasure in showing the land
to persons DESTROYS of seeing it.
THOMAS j. NICHE,
WILLIAM II. HARTMAN,
July &c, ls56-tds. Trustees.
D,., g. p
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FEullS establishment viii be opened on the 18th
i day Of July, for the reception OF visitors. The
itose1 9n4 Cabins are supplied with new furniture
throughout, and the comforts OF he establishment are
equal, ii not superior Ia those OF any other Syringe
M the mountains. The meditioa properties Of the
.Ns waters composing tft2fins Springs, are in
sesp4ar aud cAaly oeate, of superior quality. Thl
Ata7s IS Isiiefls. to be the best nog visited
4Aesa -einsS are situated abont r. miles North
" ri a = anton. The Parkersburg line of staged
w p : &c house, leaving stauntoa after the arii
rsl Of tle Eas.ern Cars.
The proprietor respectfully seiieits the patronage
them that pains expense Will be spared to rive
general SAT-. faeten CaESiEY KINNES
July 3, iS56-6t.
Spectator, True American, and Richmond Dis
patch copy ct.
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H1EaEsfEEelg Rods.

FyyIIE undersigned is prepared to put up Lightning
L Rods any place in Augusta, or the adjoining
counties, in the speediest and most substantially man
nor. Ills teams are constantly in service, in meet
ing the demands for :hese truly useful articles which
every owner of a house or Barn should have. Or
ders received at any time.
Address JOHN D.MAH0N,
May Aft National Hotel, Stanton, Va.
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HSsrss}gsssg Gssv,;ssss.,,

The above sale is postponed till Friday the 18th
September. TAup. rs.
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store Room for Rent.

YVzIIAT large and commodious Store Room under
/ the Union Hall, lately occupied 10y y. a. Davis
4 Co., is for rent, Enquire Of Il. Bell or Adam
Lushbau9h. 1A9 <"-u'
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The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
9th OF September, 1876. 4, NJ. Is.
Aug. l6, 1876.
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EUANO.-We are now receiving 40 tons best Pc.
VI ruvian Guano, which we Offer at Lowest price,
for cash. }. BRANDEBuRG co,
July 26, ls66-Spee. copy St,
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y. III. dsssiespie.

STILL continues to do all kinds of Plain and Or
- namental Painting, Graining, Glazing. Paner-
Hanging, &C., on the most reasonable terms
Letters ON business, addressed to him at Staunton.
Va, will receive prompt attention.
July 5, l55G-ly.
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loTiCE.

A IL. debts due Butler * Co., and W. i. Butte
N and j. II. Frazier, have been transferred to III
to whom only payment ,nust be made.
N. X. TROUT,
July &c, 1856. ". 5, II. BAYLOR
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~,vt7r scTlRER and Dealer in Boots and
M cl,aa- one door North of Crawford Coeh-
an Drv Goods Store, staunton' va
NAY 10. ls56.-tl.
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NOTICE.

WE firm Of b. & J. S. Crawford is this dav dis
Il solved by mutual consent, j. s. Crawford hay
ing sold out his interest to James W. Crawford and
the style OF Crawford d Cochran. 1t becomes All
ssoiutely necessary that all accounts due The old
urn, up to Jan. LIST, 1885, should be settled up i'm
medately. BENJAMIN CRAWFoH n an
..,,o JOHN 5. CRAWFORD.
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ysNss sgssN'E.

yr,uFlarge Brick Dwelling House belonging to the
ostafe of j. B. Breckenridge, decd, situated
near 'iV A n BRECKENRIDGE.
I'm ls5e
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w viii receive in few days. a very large an
w wen assorted stock Of Spring and Summer
goouS' 70 whieh we call the attention OF the old
friends and customers OF the heuse.
CRAWFORD d COCHRAN
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THE SEYMOUR HOUSE

EIAYlXG become thu owner by purchase, of
L the stock of Goods belonging to, and all the
debts due to the late firm of BUTLER 4 co. and
William l.. Butler, of the town OF stanton, have
employed the said William Butler as my agent to
transact and conduct bushes on my account and to
receive and receipt fol any debt due c her of sad
concerns, and grant fun acquittanee 81 the same,
hereby iatii, ing whatever my said agent may 90 in
the premises and in my name Witness my hand
and seal, this 2nd day of june 1856.
June JAMES II. FRAZER. ISeall
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

Fysu all want to see how beautiful your faces are
L come to Rankin's Gallery and let him takean
Ambratype Of YOU which makes one ofthe most beau
tiful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
enc arts. Dee. ~, 1855.
NEEXICAN AND AFRICAN GUAA0.-We have
wi Just received supply Of best A. A. and Mex
lean and African uano which we offer for sale at
{, market rates. FUWLE co.
Alexandria, Aprill9, 1856.
lust received for medicinal purposes, Old Jamai-
- ca Spirits, Old French brandy. as well as Port,
Madeira and Sherry Wines, ali pure.
Innn IS. 1SnG. HAS. G. LAIRD.
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Totheucirs at Law of David Kineaid


,nnn TONS No. |. Red Ash Anthraslte, family
uVW coa}. 400 Tons White Ash lump for ioan-
a. cloyer i'm lump ant. Coal, for sale by the
subscriber. Terms cash. Order promptly fXe W
p;ehmona. August o ls56.-Spee. copy imo'
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coon after the occurrence and his body was
conveyed to the Argyle House, an inquest hcld,
and the following facts elected :rcm his broth
er, Lyman J. Brow, lie bad reached Dun.
lsith 10 company with his brother, "a the morn.
lag train fron Chicago; that AFTER ths attempt
a. suicide decessed was rational; that be was
. temperate man, did 40, play al games Of
chance. thoaght be WAS ucmbcr Of The
church, had wife Of whom be spoke very TIN
DERBY that Decreased said CERTAIN persons were
blackiegs and had tried to murder him, ad
the poor victim Was evideu,ly iaboring under
that delusion
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FIRE--1he residence OF Mr. WILLIAM X.
BKows, on Broadway near Seventh street, was
destroyed by FIRE, Yesterday afternoon. about
one o'clock The IRE was caused by d spark
from u neighboring chimney, which was blown
through an open window into bid room in
the second story OF Mr. Bsowxs house. aud
falling upon the bed, speedily igni,ed the bed
clothes. The house was burned 70 toe gruund
The furniture was saved. There was TO insur.
snce on the house which was yalucd at about
$1,000
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IRON FTiDArs BaiLY.

THEE weeks ago in . walk up town. real.
dents Of this city could speat or sbnke hands
with almost every man they net. 40 weR had
they become acquainted daring tie reign OF the
lee King. Now, on exchange Of s&lu.aticus
with every body would be q breach Of proprio-
ty no, 10 BE- tolerated Not one 10 o aco-e II
the faces we now see are at all familiar
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soLp.--Ths old steamer Dabaqse, hat ia.
beer runaing dur.lg ,hs past Tn ~ twelve
years In ,ts Uppr Mississippi 'rsie, vas turn
Cd into to~ brat lAs, yrsE and hss reeentiy
besc sold 10 company 70 'ow osualbcais 20
IN, ron lAsa.le Alltongh the babaqos 4.
vel advanced 10 years, SIC = stu rspectAbie
lookine ersft. and lo,ss a. Il .ss might live 4
erupe CT three years ionRgr. ~. vss alsays a
rood bet, and vrry lsety, sd ne-'f hiss-i 10
rake rsonsy sor ter 0wuss IS Ly.n lTi,Al'
rsrNe,
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UscLE so,.. 81 the Cheese Press. is amusing
himself N, present, By getting up bogus Demo
cratic Ward, City and Territorial Committees
We did think the old chap had perpetrsted a.
many acts Of foolishness and stupidity As any
one man was capable Of We were mistaken
however; and nothing will astouisb rs now
from that quarter, bu, faint exhibition Of com.
mon aense
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sIERRIToRY OF MissnsoTA.

f1tERRiTOkY OF N1.kfsiuTh.
i DISTRICT oorEf &C. Th,s js9seisi rissfs,. u.
tsss feastys
he Board Il Cessiy tsmuis-inn-,s io' tstHts sSv"
y Tarsliasy 81 M,sssrsts, Flsisns.
Assisst
rnssAn BsfI.,t. J1~,k BTz~p, o. s"l.y s9'H
~, 0sssgs Hsrsss', 4ai Jshn Atshsss ~ istots :
soaaiy, tasis pius,sA ~ Wlnaas enfhtg nod Dsnisi
y. rkssifT Of ssWssy essaty fsfsa 3sst'
10 bfs.sAs . Bzf,is,', jossph B'ssnl Sssfts
Ho,.Hstt foia slsas Ds.i4 OI'a'ts1 sal pshssi v,
Bssiry tss at1ys n.Has3 esLrr1 ants
80 az ,-fs.J slpiss.t sHi go ssd n ses~ef the
.oF,o ai,, ssIg ssisb ysfsi 10 asd 10 iss
me- of a.. ftsrs VI tic Dstftst GosH ssnsssss, 81
a.sat. IA ss ssssy u psiqts sfs-sAs. asa sss,s
ss.r ~ pvt ~ sfes~sss east ssiet On
=. o. seaes fns Toss e Hs.tins.. 10 ssti ssss,y
-a ts.air fsTs .hss ~ sesyss k~ssst sstissivs
,h. aay 4 ss,h .sr'ss. .sa yea III sasvss ssit
,s gssi -s,ha i.s fhss stssssd ,ss ysss,is 10 III,
tstiHH all isss iaa<EssG' sysiss, yos g. tie
sss$fsi ssi t.f,s~a aoiiss AID .siy o., sssis
81 fSos The erst dsy 81 tssfsssy 4 D 1859
80 80 he sosss a tsis sstioA.
isssA st sss,lnss ths' TIA deg 81 APfi, A D., 1854
INWARD rAkEEt.
Aprl SA=vL Fisatf . sslssssy
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GENTLEMEN, rou ARE Too LATE" was the
reply TO group Of inqairers for government
lands within u few miles of town This wa
true. They art too late for that, but they are
not too late TO make their fortunes in lands that
have passed from Uncle Sans hands, II they
wish. let them buy all they can, as cheap as
hey can, and trust the grea, future Of Mime.
sofa and st. Paul, for All ample reward
Trust US, they cannot be disappointed,
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SocruEnx MlsSEsorA.----Ihe Brownsville
Heruii Of the 18th inst speaks Of The iumiyra-
ton 70 that point q follows:
Almost every boat lands sity or hundred
passengers here, and large quantities Of sgri.
cultural implements. furniture. aud other freight.
The business Of our kvec is more than double
what il was last season.
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CoxryG bows The prices for al kirds OF
grain and provisions have necessarily tsllen
since the opsniny q navigation. Flonr. which
previously sold for sll rs il nov selling for
ard g per barrel, and what. corn, oats ard
shcrts in proportion. with q prospect Of their
being still lower.
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NV Yoss SsrrIssxsr. The rgion just
cas-, Of Xix River and ST Georges Prairie,
(l,entoa couniy,l Is sAid to be unsurpassed fcr
its admirable adaptation to agrical,ur. Some
gentlemen from New York wen, there last fall
with the view Of making arrangements for y
large caloev, who insend ec,aing hi,bcr this
spring to settle This colony Is daily expect.
ed. and when Il doss come. viii make valaa.
BILE addition to the settlers Of the upper coan,
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MAkBLEi AAHEi.Ei!--JUsT KbCElvkD
IVA At fUt hIssReOr. hARbiE wVkE =. eaasss
~ ss<assa saA kssssts sDssss, ~ Peel, ,haHs
- " AsersssA ssd isisa hossssstsi Tent sseAss,
ssssls Ckinssy Fisevs, Fsss.,sfs slsts, %
1hoss SishtaS 10 sfsei ssilsss sa4 isssssf wssss<
20 the sswossY ~ tAst, issts 81, 70 vel e cal ss'
stsm,a< ssssa yarebsssy si.eshsEs.
sept a. sfif.su ; fngfN'N 10
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Fikx.---We learn that the barn end on,
houses on the farm OF Mr. William Trusonsy
situated about mile nom Shakopce were dcs-
troycd BY fire on Sunday last. A horse and a
humber Of cattle persisted in the flames. lie
%. L. -. - ni..,,,l w, ht.r.,rl 4 M
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scys. srr sA'syn.-.T.e Henry Graf which
in her downward paasgc. struck tbs Rock Is,
lapd Il. r. brijye. and sank was raisei sgais
and ccntinaes, on her course down The Aud
abon, we learn, was detained Cor some ;imo ~
the sarn. canse.
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;Srs.sYs SrSs The steAsser Hears f..
Graf, from Dabuqae tr T. lDui.. sank On
Motslsy the 2lst inst n' the Rock lslsbd
Bridge 1. seems size vas going down the riv.
sr a, rapid rate and becoming Gnmanzgca
BILE was smashed against q per of the bridge.
Che sas q rev boa,. built ia pittsbusg. anil "a
considered trial loAs
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BUsyIso % rHx BsosssvuIS LtSD or
FIcr--We learn tha, on the 5th inst = fire broke
oa' ia the dwelling OF Capt. ). II. McKenny
r. : Receiver q, the Land ossce IN Browns
vile, AMI reSs;cl all efforts ior is suppression
rn'g The building aid tie land ofice ad;oia.
ing we're completely consumsd Further Trrsai
ing 81 the consacra;iap vas prevented by ,hs
destruction aod removal az two uzall weoIss
baialpgs south .. it, which were oecgpioj a.
osNes No irsursDee. Los su.:ais<%j b,
C,vt Mckcssy. sbout 81 800.
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faE tdeeTt'scr Of "Wednesday says GAiena
river !, stin on the ris. tn water has over
so~n into the excavation for the eastern aSat
net, q 6ren street bridge, preventing further
sc<E tbsre al Iscs-nt.
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l.psr,ss. Pass

Too Bpsr.--~if ven have Occasion 10 employ
dr.ytaan or . wood sawyer, be mus, he 81.
gseed sometime In advance, else your irns,sa',
att wants canno. 10 supplied Al other tunes
there may have been surplus OF the~e Vsefai
individuals. bur now ten to Sse u man has ~
saw his own wood aud cart with his own team,
OF no without beth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
FROM sArtRpArts pAmY.

THs color Of the uuiform adopted by the ri.
oneer Guard, of.his city is navy blue throughout.
Dress coats are to b worn, trimmed with
buff
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

" yor wish 20 see unsawel lumber enough
TO build pretty good sized Town. take drive
ap tbs river to the Mississippi Boom. between
this city and the Fort, aud your curiosity in
tina, respect will be fully grsti6sl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

TnskE is an Omnibus running regularly b..
tween Brownsville, Houston county, aud Ho-
kah' We understand the latter place Is wcciv-
ing It's due proportion Of the emigration, and
business is slrsa.ly ,risk In that town
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

The WHARF BoAr.--it is said that Frank
lin Steele, Esq. has purchased this boat and /.
abou, to remove it to Fort Smelling. 1t i,
certainly quite an Inconvenience 10 its prtsen,
position