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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

I'll
Az IsfANors BusiNfss when an euterpr.ng man
strikes out new business to the establishments Of which
he gives his industry tmc talents and pecuniay means
can anything be more contemplate than To have another
steal in and under specOus preteHts hold the pub
lie inferior article and endeavor TO obtain their patro.
nagef Pray what difference is there far IA the honesty
OF the thing concerned between puOinng the business
by whch citizen hopes ~ make his bread and stealing
the bread itseliY thief II hs take without
leave, hoWcver hungry, loaf Of bread rom bakers -op
u appreneuded and condemned ~ the penitentary Tor
daring 10 suHepuuous manner 70 appease his Appetite
but put respectable looking coat h- back aud few
dollars IN his pocket, and he may with impuny nav
with the applause Of his clows kuayery forgery
or other Infamous means take the business Of honest
man from him. and 20 unscathed Of Justice All this l.
wrong Some years since gentleman Of this city Udol
pho Woe introduced 10 the citizens o the United States
medicated article OF gin, which highly approved by
professional gentlemen az superior tonic and deostrept
and the knowledge Of which he, by advertisement and
otherwise, disseminated throughout the country So soou
tcksterS whopa-s IN the business community for honet
men, that Mr.. Wolfe likely have handsome re-
turns for the time aud money which he had expended they
about forging his labels and palming on upon the peo
pie dctestsbc and poisonous compound which they have
the hardhood 10 call Schiedam schrspps" IN some in.
they have gone lar put Wolies name "a
Their yianous liquids As this horde are gcosing bold in
their rascaes II is time the public in town and country
pot upon their guard. Consumers should be SURE
that they purchase the genuine article else their health
may b. rreparaby injured by using the horrible u that
unscrupuous men, because they buy cheap will Offer
the genuine article Pure sceda schnapps can only
be obtained AZ the stores Of respectable merchants and
druggists IN town and county end the establishment
Udopho Wolfe Nos 49, 20 aud % Beaver street. IN th
city, where Il is gotten up exclusively. We think IL
duty which Mr. Wolfe himself and to the commuuit,
TO publish by name the rascsls who thus attempting
deiraud both him and those who would be HE customers
lie should permit his modesty 70 hold him back from
making 20 righteous expose
From The Sunday Leader dugaa IA.
] MopraS CouNrERFErgEs The knsvi-h tribes Of mo
den countefitcrs deserve the punishment
yet thus far they have escaped their neriIed reward
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
Fall Ann WINTER CLOTHING.

n AM now opening my large beautiful assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
approved styles and of the
best material TO be found In the market Having perfect kno~
quality goods adapted trade VIII
hand full assortment Of goods
will Of those who favor with their pat
ronase HENRY sHAFER,
Se5 Corne Ma and Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
UOHN n. GOH DON, GROCER AND COMMIT

90 MERCHANT and dealer In METALS 18th street.
he Exchange Hotel offers for sale,
and Coffee Sugars, various grades
Loaf she'd, GRADUATED aud Powdered Sugars.
Laguayra and Old Government Java Coffee.
Orleans nd WestI India MolAsses.
Pure Cider Vinegar.
sperm md AdAmantlne Candles
add Fancy Soaps.
Sole Leather, good and damaged
zesF Plat, Round and Square swedes,
rcan Hammered, t,o,
English Refined,
English American Rolled
English and American BlFered Steel
German, and Shear Steel.
Plough Iron from "a " inch.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval. Half oval, and Halt round Iron
Nail Rods. aWedss and American.
Hani Scroll and Hoop Iron
Horss Shoes. assorted
Horse aud Mule Shoe Iron.
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
sheet Zinc. spsiter and Speer Solder.
sheating w. iTiers and Bolt Copper
MeCormlrs and Paner's Mould Boards.
the OF Wheat Tour,
Produce generally. AUS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

Among The many preparations the restoring
beaung he hair, there that
confidence sn Prof Woods Half Restorative,
throughout ne states This preparation
ne invForang fuates, and fails IN producng
e happy results shen applied according " dreconf We
advertisement ~ The nnunerabe
which ~ pares Who havc been benefit
Ted ~ and vho feel happy giving testimony 70 ~ wonderful
Effects produced them.
o. JwOOD Co, Proprsiors. 80 broadway Ne. Yert,
and ia Market street. a. Louis, N.
sod By s ihe principal Druggists snd Richmond by ide
0ray and Purcell, Ladd a Co APPLETON au26
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,.,,...,.1, :. 80, 49,,
WYE sRr srssT,S - .Sas csana,s Mssn, 5 u.n,,,,,
w large aud desirable stock Of
On story House. devoted exclusively to
the whoiesae Tde) manufactured Factory in Newark
superior style, ard wsrran,ed to TT and wear well,
fashionable JI found hI' country up sIpss.y
SdssniSse ''O many s0'"' ssA'
and & ~ than any other House Ia the state
that We viii Oder the gceaes, to pues.ssrs
seIs ------- MEM, BALDWIN Co, lEs Maln :,
HNIGl RO CIGARS, just received a large lot Of Cigar
~ T & s : :P$ s" nsSS TS d .s sr
sna free It might ,. called sh prop,y the ,uPPsr Ten cssr
cts: aud 81 a box.
. .ucy sYp,,..psor puys., .xncpXYIyr
MEDloiStS 4eThs ,pb.reT Ia. jus, returned from the
,S@o2, eyscy thing his line O. bu'ines. pure ard gs3on;
senaine spanish Cigars, delicious Tsas and unadorrabd
qao. % seAi Pure Chemicals and Select Powders aud
Extracts Tor Prescriptions ae sy,rIr rr,sv an, c,.0,.
sells 9,2 Man st, bet 9th and 10Th 'ts
Dws.C!EI,,, i nAYLf WATKINS are receiving fur
R ch eenu n Sn y 81 nv I pl,S saen"a
Beautiful k"S ,rs. , Ribbons: &C.
oto,h rask. sss 80 ns s.s sh.rI. " '"'ss snu
osT-Be-sep our ,,or. and Hollywood Cemetery, memo
Lsndam book containing paper. and TseeP o. 10 use to
fayof Sy leaving It store !, wissroNi co,
20 He'".. ,o,a -H1 S-.2 '.eess
w GOOD. IIause in al, eI,y One Who aeSaainsd With d.
bn.,n. - ,b;s nIa A. ,rre,rsd ADDE'S y o b,x 400 Rich
nond q giying mans. aasiieratons A. - seiT
100 bills. UOLAssES, for sale BY
HNpNp sells DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
- = -. -.
UVotN, ttOtht WI aii kinds, nov IN store ana max
n lng he afgt snpp ever ohsre 70 us mar,e eouprsns
every article urusiy called or at prices Tot cd that cannot fail
to please WIN nA SMITH,
80, = -. -, =. !, .
HBDLkA tOtIsAHS.-l have Just received lot ~ the
u Pots Col.I' Which y The ate. s,ys nov worn Ssudln
Ve The attention OF those Va want re. 70 ne above
HtNRf sHAFER,
-
GNOODN IOh FALL AND WEAH.-
" We receiving entire assortment OF Goods Tor Fa
aud Winter which Oder TO cash buyers very low prices
sells o. HAkTwELL co.
.n.s. $500. a. - 49, 49, o,--.--
80, rsT ssi ~" "o'ns'' ''''' "'"sA"'
- S'"Ju5' "o''eu' 'or save ny n ,,.,-wy,, . co
sels y hAKIHsLL W:
nECANTEHS AND WINE ROTTIEs.-I
f,s ,~.Ivst r.,,.,ns
American Deesn,rs IN sets md psi. and wine Bottles for sae
low '
,s'o ------ Wv" = ~ ''''"' - "''' W.
NALENTINE a. SON have now opened their large
Fcry sIads 81 ss" wSoisS1 ard 81 syss o. nssehsd ani
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
UD ICHuONDG HOTNDPTaSTVI,
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE

VFIOE hithhOND lIkk ASSOCIATION.
Second Door Eat n Corner Hafa ana M it, I
TuNHfa LONG established tn.titytior
- shove description Of risks,
rood ohcee 9TH cash capital and surplus t2ioO0 M Isd
holding their meetings In this CITY, loses A. ~
jused and promptly psd' entities due u Ire p,iiie
81 No policy charged Pre- or Marine Risk. taken b, m
once DAVID CURRfE, President.
Jso " BceHss, Secretary JeiT-u
CIzEH a PBAUP, No 70. Nsln street Rl,hroond. E.,
- veil selected u OROCERfEs CnnoYicstpy M
qaors sscr,edJ which they viii sell small PROFIT cash or 90
Parilsusr attention paid sale, Of Country Produce
Jy75 WILLIAM 4 PiIsGp
XEyfNsTON a POWERS only can get and sre in ann
w ply, of"Pure Rye" vich they def eqnse snvwtee
This celebrated WHISKY over nire vears IA "a
aiEaT taken back not approved o. I superiority gaining or
psrmaueu NJ extended reputation b. eonnoiseus sg.,
De city aud uodng county and IN Predecss buF
Cafnia aud y York, besidca
Those vho have tried invite de lovers of M,
afno'f Frneraiy matp-u
WHITE zuNC PAINT Avn wIyDOw
w GLAesOooe rs shte zinc Paini and An.reso
PURCELL, tADD co,
sfio Drugrists, W Main
HAL AND PASSAGE LAMPS, Of new and hand
pasrus and designs, just opened and for hy
ais VIM BUrLER, ~ Main -
tOH n .-too bushels White for sale froro Dock
- ais ". SKINNER a CO. Cary
GsANpTFs.-sepboresH Hchsl, ysetsen ard Ada.-
- Candies. fof saie ~ DAvFNPORT ALLYN co.
ALusNats FOH Iss7.-Rishsrd.on's vlgi ia Fsr.
usrs cs'snsss 70 sna Family Uncle s,n''i Pool'y
80 Nv RasooLPH, iqi Main street
OI CASKS EXTRA FAMILY nAws. tss .sle.
81 as JAMES WINSTON.
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powyI COMPLAINTS.

Fineen twenty drops n Relief little water taken
10 to 20 minutes win quickly the most distressing
charges Of Dysentey and Diarrhea will In few minutes
the pain. ga
r. Remedies sold by all the Druggists In the State
by Purcell Ladd Co., Rehmond also BY Ade Gray, RI
mond. RADWAY CO..
ja12-dAv1y-mh22 162 Fulton street. New Yorb
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ED. d. KEELING,
TAILOR ANB CLorIIIER, 1856, MAIN STREET

ED. d. KEELING,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOriIER 1856, MAIN STREET
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
UsT received lot OF superior Cloths, Cameres and
- yesngs. which he win make in the best the
asonable terms, and at the shortest notice.
and well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
viii compare any this other market Our prices
low any other House.
Furnishing variety such Shirts cravsi shar
Ties &c. &C.
invites his friends and others really
rable goods to call and examine stock. mh2s
SHIRTSi SHIRTSli
Usr opened large and varied assortment Of Linen, Gotten
- and coored sl Of make ADD description made
by "DAUsKISs oELEnRATED patterns, which in every In
to IT. being regularly cut by
snd made In best manner aud 81 good material We can nsar
Subtraction IN particular also large q Under
Shirts and Of In-n SIX Gaur MTno and other desirable
kinds with varied Of Collars Of
style HOSE Gloves. Cravats, Opra Ties saspnder, aud in
everything pertaining the GENTS RURNtsHING BUSI-
MSS" 10 which invite special attention. VIZ OWENS,
Opposite American Hotel.
gw Gent. Measures and Shirt. made auis
UDOYsf CLOTH Give have Just received and opened
lot ~ Chdren Clothing, which would
call the attention Of all In went.
sec MERCHANT, wusI6ER co Ii2 Main 81.
NANCY GOODS.-we opening a handsome lot Of
N Goods; also, lot Of shirts Of all qualities Call
ande examine them MERCHANT, wEIsIGER a co,
se6 1I2 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

A HTIsTr CANVASS, ~ Hnsrent stss With wiou,
~ frames on skechnr skeing BosFd Easies acttes
snd Pe,e Knives, OF coors IN tubes ~ uea vsrey, Camel
Fch 5he ard Hog Har Bruhs. nadger Hair Hendsr coared
Canyons, and other Implement u.d ior on Painting add
Drawing Tor sale By WILLIAM sATTLgR,
au2o Aftsts Color Store. if2 Nain street.
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JAMES II. CLAYTON.

The New York Commercial Adrerfiser of 9Th inst al.
ludng edtoraly ID. Reeses perveron OF facts says
"The he has committed in his notice Of three re-
markabe by Dr. Hunter coucusively reuted so
far Messs Jones and Clayton concerned by their
cards in another part of this paper; aud it well known
that the proprietor Of the Herald the other patient whose
has been mentioned, has repeatedly vouched the
editorial columns OF his Journal for the efficacy Oi DR.
Hunters treatment by inhalation. Our friend OF the Med
ical Gazette is truly unfortunate in his method contro-
Versy. the 'ndicAton Of DR. Hunters successful prac-
tce-even where certain other physicians have faeds
complete"
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an HHI.s. NO. 4 POTOMAC GROSS HBH-
OU RfS6s, Tor isisbJ WoMsLg cLIIBoaSt.
ses No. ~ Pearl =.
ROM ron sALg.-Slce and shte fsona aspo,
~ se6 LEWIs HILL
Dln BoxEsTfN PLATE- vel s..ariss, 70, ~.
@ebOU JOHN y. GORDON
nuHIs. THvII,s nUT, dI,tnled pure 10 our o..
DtD Ser fos roSsssoa.. 'or So w
sell woMslK cLGIHoRNg. NJ. ~ p.a,Ia
EIOWHAZtNEs Ac.-A foil assortn NJ d Bonhsfnes.
- Black Apaocas, Black MoUslalbs Sc &C FOR BY
see c. HARTWELL a CO.
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WmICHOKa PATENT PORTABLE CIDER
AND WINE Lf.-1hs mill comes highly recommen
ded and We have believe Be the CIDER Mn
BALDWIN CALDWELL co
sugi-2m ifs Main street, Richmond.
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LtEY MnTn,s PATHNT mnnAnCAsr snNY-

GEY UOUH's PATENT uHOADCAsr sow
- ING MACHiNEr machine capable u sowlnr correctly
(snd quantity kinds Of
~ farmers, from Peas fhe smallest Seeds
81 dusty Il has received The highest recommendations
frs societies ADD hundreds Of arms We haye fs n em Tor
sale BALDWIN, CALDWELL a co,
aufo-dfEAsA Ricbmond, Va.
TUNHE PHOCLAMATION HAS GONE FOuTH.
On The iih % s month, shal on.r fof sale, pebble
auction, pe entire balance of goods advertisement
T. those peon DESTROYS ~ having elect house
keepnE aud other ARTICLES opportunity rn - end for
week longer by ZIMMERMAN,
seR ib8 Main street, Of i2h street.
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.When Mr.. Buchanan, the American Min
lister, appeared, some interest was eyinced.
as if they could judge from the countenance,
of the diplomat either what he himself felt
or what were tho intentions Of his nation to-
wards our own" rs
The Standard gayeia less pretending and
more truthful report. That journal says:
.His Excellency the American Minister,
who, unlike the other ambassadors. and in
compliance with the strict rules Of the CIr;-
ted, was dressed in plain black, without or
der OF decorations Of any. kind, was very cor
daily received"
The Daily News observes that the Gamer
lean representative had demonstrations af-
forded that there were no warlike feelings
entertained here against the stars and
stripes" s.a
In truth, I have it from an eyewitness,
that Mr.. Buchanan was greeted with far
more fervor than any other Foreign Minister
Except the Turkish, and this was doubtless
lcaused, in part by his Identified course here
las Minister Of, heoUnitedsStatAs. hafsiraT
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Mr.. Ncill's Lecture.

The lecture Of Rev. Mr.. Neill before Tx
Historical Society, on Friday evening, was
one of the most able and impartial historical
narrative that has ever been delivered in Min
ncsota. His subject was the "Heroic Age oi
American Commerce." comprising that age
when France controlled the destinics of the
Mississippi Valley, and all the country cast
of any portion of the Valley to the Atlantic
Ocean. The Society should not fail to have
this lecture published as soon as possible.
Rev. Mr.. Pennman lectures next Friday
evening.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-19
COUNCIL.

MONDAY, January IA, 1856.
Council met at 10 .'-lock, A. M, and was
called to order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of Fridays proceedings with an
amendment, was read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Setter, the Council re-
solved itself into committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Stone in the chair, having under consid-
Grafton the resolution confirming Hon. D. M.
Hanson's seat in the Council.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Bassett
was allowed to be heard by himself or coun-
sci on the floor of the Council.
Mr.. Nourse appeared on behalf of Mr..
Bassett, and submitted an argument in favor
of the latter.
On motion the committee rose and report
ed the resolution back to the Council with
out amendment.
A message from the Governor to the Pres
ident of the Council in writing was received
On motion, the resolution was read and
adopted, as follows:
Rssozued, That D. M. Hanson is entitled to
seat in the Council of the Territorial Leg
islature, from the 11th District;
And the ayes andnoes being called forand
ordered, there were-ayes 10, noes l.
Mr. Flandreau presented petition from
the citizens of the Minnesota Valley in re-
gard to payment of Indian Annuities, which
was referred to the committee on Territorial
Affairs, with instructions to report a memo.
rial tomorrow. .s.,..t.,.
Mr.. Rolette gave notice that he would in.
troduce memorial admitting Hole-in7the-
Day to the rights of citizenship.
Mr.. Flandreau offered a resolution that
1900 copies of the Governors Message and
accompanying documents be printed, and
that 500 copies be for the use of the Gov.
ernor. e-y .. e.T f
The resolution was laid over under the
rules until tomorrow.
Mr.. Thompson gave notice that on to-
morrow or some future day, he would intro
duce a memorial for an appropriation of l50t
dollars for the improvement of Root River
Mr.. Freeborn gave notice of q memoria
to Congress for an appropriation Of $4,000
for the improvement of the Territorial Roat
from St. Paul to Elliota, by way Of Cannon
Falls, Rochester and Carimona. 80
On motion 500 copies each Of the Govern
pr's Message and, the report Of the Board Q
Regents was ordered to Be printed for dis
tlibution.. '' si& 60 ? aSs'5'
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MONDAY, JANUARY IA, 1854.
A Grand schem. Of conque,. Diseio..d.

The telegraph has advised our readers o
the principal facts in regard to the detention
and final sailing of the Northern Light. The
Government has made a very positive dem.
onstration in the case, but has been able to
effect nothing besides preventing tie sailing
of considerable number of suspected PER
sons and the arrest of few Others. On
searching the vessel no contrabahd weapons
or munitions Of war were found, and for
aught that appears on the face of the affair,
the suspected persons might be peaceable
emigrants destined for Nicaragua, as they
claimed. The New York Tribune, however,
states that the Government is in possession
of information which duplicates them il a
grand scheme Of conquest. We quote from
recent number: ..-... tf s'...-.- 81,
Yesterday we gave the particulars of the
arrest, flight and recaptrN of the Nicaragua
Transit Company's steamer Northern Light:
We have since obtained some very important
information in regard to the action of the
| United States Government in this matter-
The United States authorities have been fur
nished with afidavits and docuinents-show-
ing that widespread movement has been
commenced all along the Atlantic sea-board
of the United States to send men and arms
to Nicaragua, for the purpose of organizing
an army in that State, to descend upon Gu
ba or San Domingo, and wrest them from
their present possessors. After the consu,n-
nation of this design the parties interested
in the movement propose to unite into one
confederacy, the State Of Nicaragua--and
such other portions of Central America as
may be acquired by conquest or otherwise,
Cuba and San Domingo, and either to set up
a separate republic, or to apply for admission
into the American Union as Slave States.
1t is alleged that thousands Of the most
reckless adventurers in the Atlantic cities
have already been enlisted in this movement
and that the ranks of the would-be invaders
are daily augmented by extensive accessons
from the interior. And it is further alleged
that Walker cares not title for Nicaragua,
any further than that she may prove service
able as gathering point for his invading ar
my. So far as we can learn, this Informal
ton is supposed to have come into the pos
session of the United States Government
through the treachery of the man who was
to have gone out as general Of the eXpedi-
ton. How true this may be we have no
means of judging; but that this person is
said to have revealed the plans of the Cuban
Junta-the Junta, by the way, is charged
with being at the bettom Of tie whole affair
that he was visited at his own house in
Brooklyn, after midnight, few nights since
and dragged from his bed by armed rufians,
and no doubt would have been slain had he
not seized timely opportunity to escape
from their bowie knives, is well known.
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i Mr. Flandreau introduced number o
bills and memorials of Which he had giys1
previous notice. e
Mr.. Hanson gave notice d leave to intro
Educe bill repeating the act abolishing inn
prisoninent for debt. aalea.73ai
On motion, the Council adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
-z..e ...- MONDAY, Jan. IA.
The House met at 2 P. N. - l.:.e
The Journal Of Friday last was read and
corrected. .SiJ aat j. rTf
Prayer by the Rev. E. D. Neill.
Mr.. Van Vorhes presented letter from
the President of the Minnesota Historical
Society, requesting the use of the Hall of
the House of Representatives this evening,
for the purpose Of holiday the annual meet
ing of said Society. 4 fss.5pl 3.
Mr.. Bradley presented several petitions
for Territorial Roads.
Mr.. Lott gave notice that he would on
some future day introduce bill granting an
extension of time to the M. & N. ". Rail-
road Company. as ta.. =
Mr.. Buck introduced a Memorial asking
Congress for an appropriation of SIS 900 for
the construction of the Wabashaw and
MENDOZA road. .oH 3s
Mr.. Holland introduced Memorial to
Congress praying for the passage OF Home
stead Law. a .
Mr.. Hull introduced bill to provide for
the laying out of Territorial Road from
Brownsville to Mankato. ts
Mr.. Ide introduced Bill to locate Ter
ritorial road from Wabashaw to St. Peters.
Mr.. Kirkman introduced Bill to provide
for laying out a Territorial Road from Wa
bashaw to Austin, in Mower County.
Mr.. Burdick introduced Bill to provide
for the laying out of a Territorial road from
St. Cloud to Pembina. ba
Mr.. johnson introduced a Bill to amend
an act relative to the boundaries of certain
counties. o- 1s g. ~a i2.1 Z
Mr.. DeLavergne introduced a Bill to pro-
vide for the time Of holding courts in LeSeu-
er county. ,a. fc m
On motion, tn, House adjourned:
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Contemp:i1ic.

The Council voted on Friday to allow Mr.
Howell three dollars per day during The
time he was in St. Paul engaged in asserting
his rights over Tillotson, the usurper. Does
the majority in that honorable body suppose
that Mr.. H. and his friends can be bought az
cheaply as they buy men? Do they think
the people Of Fillmore will dismiss Mr.
Howell's case for money in any amount ? I
they do, they will speedily learn state o
facts very much to the contrary.