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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Arrived.

Stesmshp Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk &c. mdse and psa
Ship Rhine tpsckep. Dosne London and the Isle Of Wight
BAH Mon,esuma of New. Haven Sink Demarara Sept s.
sugar to Smith Tuttle Of New Haven.
Bark Jsponics Sheldon, Philadelphia In ballast TO Napier
Bns Lille Mills (Of POrtand) Putnam, Curacao, Aus asit
Brig Fidea Of Geosetown Dc Jones' Georgetown aays
Brig Sea IaII tBr Burroughs T.ardo. p r. Sept 'usr
Biz W H. Stewart Scales, Rio J.neiro Aug I3 coffee b
Kibby Mckee Auf H. lat 10 s. Ion. n OF w. spoke shg
Ashburton of New port from Bahia for Calcutta Aug
lat 81 g. lon. "a H. spoke brig Nancy hence for River u
big Thons. B. Watson of Philadelphia wortinser Pqrs
Cabelo 10 days coffee hides &c. To Dsllet L Bliss sept
lar 10 +0 lon So H. spoke bark Little Lizzie Of and from Boo
ton for 81. Domingo.
Brig Otto VENUS BELL DELI Tlscotspam (Alvarado Rvx
Mexico) Aug mahogany hides &C TO RolIker hollmsaa
bound to Hamburg and put into thia port In dsire &
ing the 18th inst In lat 81 50 lon 10 @ sprung the rudd
head badly
Brig John Oliver (Br, Of Weymouth, NJ S. Newcemh b
kits days mol.sses TO LesyeIsn Go. 18th inst a ~
Ion spoke 'chr Delesste Leby from ANTIGUA for Hiha
Scbr Rescue, Bacon, Baltimore days, coal.
Sehr t. C. Thomas, Ackery, Virginia days, posoes u
schr Mi.si..ippi OF Hampden. Trask Gu.yani P r. ST
s. to Pis6ury sanford 9Th inst lat "a 49, Ion 4p
spoke brig Spit Fire from Boston for Port Prince out
Schr Richmond, Harris Richmond days, -four to G. u
schr Margaret Msbee, Virginia days potatoes master
Propeller Bristol, Allen, Philadelphia
Propeller Wansutts, Nye, New.Bedford
Propeller Pelican, Auldrich, Providence.
Propeller Shetucket Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsay, Baltimore.
Propeller Sechem, Thrasher, Hartford.
FELLOWSHIP Cathedral, days from Chncs I.lsnds san
Weather Gage, Sadd.n, from Rio JAnero Elizabeth ds
from C.dz BIZ w.ihondins, from Turks I'ssd-lAh
WIND-Durne the dsy w NJ W. .osW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

a RUNAWAY TAILOR FLEEcsD By HIS Mistress,
ChAsrp BY HIS WHE.-About three weeks ago p. Har-
rington, ataor doing business in Boston, abandoned
his wife and family and started for New-York in
company with one of his shop girls named Hannah
Mcclure. He brought with him 81, 500 in bank bills
and all his wifes and eldest daughters best clothing
and settled in 10" place in Washington street. Here
he and his mistress thought themselves secure bnt
were much surprised, few days AFTER to see Hsrrng.
tons daughter enter their boarding place she having
followed in pursuit of her runaway parent. After hsy
ing interview the daughter managed by stealth or
otherwise to get possession of 81 100 of her fathers
money and then went TO Brooklyn. There she ex.
hibted the money, and arrested on suspicion of
having stolen 1t, but on making explanation in ne
gard 10 the matter she was liberated and was persua
ded soon after TO return il to her father. Subse-
quent TO this Hsnmgtons mistress laid plan to get
Ioss ssion Of the funds and succeeded by the beIp Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
SIOI0, S's

The Boston Banks pay semi-annuai dividends OF
Al s 100 on &3I $40 600 of capital The highest Is
: a. cen. and the lowest per cent. The Suffolk
Market. Freemen's and Exchange are the only banks
which pay 5 = cent.
months ,s... .,,,;,ras nlen.
Al Boston The Journal says Money continues pen
"; short frst-cass paper il very scarce ." 81
months rates are from SAG 3 cent, second ra'e soe'
at from 10 II, and occasionally hear OF goou nO'eS
being sold at Is y cent ,,.a
The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and bafey 'e.'
NJ ,de.water during the third week IN September III
the wears 1855 and 1856, is as follows; ~, !,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Whnler.

Sailed from New Bedford sd ship Mary Frazier and -
Louisa Pacific Ocean. =, -. a
Ar. At NewLondon scsh, schr See Witch, Reed non
cruise th 50 bbls oil. ,,, :, .nA
sehr. Walter Irving, PrOvincetowp, has 2lS Dds We
5 do %. OIL fIf f.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

PORTUGAL MOVING TO SUPPRESS THE SLAVE TRADE.
MIR. Cesar II. s. Figanere, the Portuguese Consul at
this port, has, on the representation of the United
States Minister at Lisbon, been suspended from his
representative functions by his government until an
vesgation may be had with reference to his completely
in the Slave Trade, carried by Portuguese residents
in New.York several of whom have been on trial dur.
ing the last two months.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY Sept. Is. 1856
ASHES-The demand for both kinds 10 light bat with small
stock holders 81 81 Pots aud 81 IS for Pearls
COTTON-The market buoyant and sctiye under OF
frost at the South. The sales 5000 bales We quote
sriN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

LaSNete Psce. between South Sixth aud South Seventh
'es was found to have been entered about O'Clock yesterday
Slefho"h lhe Nny Of Nj Schiefen has been broken up
,o oht L owing the Illness his wife, aud the house has
been closed since about the lst of August great portion
'he NNusoe property about the house had removed
one roo occupied by lady BY the Thonpson CON
a. hvi most valuable property. II discovered by
Mrs L. WHO etunetto the house Yesterday afternoon for
ne purpose of removing some trunks experienced sne
dnculy IN gaming sdmtsnce. but eventually spceedne d
covered That nearly door Ia the house had been t-d
and ne rooms completely rSns.cked M. T has lo.t -
NMushe sSa "Neh and large # silver ware and
dresses onCcr Minor OF the Fifth District examined The
premises AND discovered that the robbers mus, have rs "a
mission through the scuite which had been fr-l ~ -
which g.dy seees eSSd he obtained through neshbons
II is impossible 81 present ascertain the sDoun 80. b
il j. of considerable value '- 0~'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
u.ce;u,. or Produce.-SEPr. IS.

Ru North Rmer Bodt.-l5So bhls. Flour eS,Vw ea'Aes
Wbes, 66 $50 do Corn 60s pkgs whisky, y do Asa,s
R,, I'D, Raa,oGd--2 40 bbls Flour, ~ pkgs Whsky
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Pnsscugers Sailed

IN N, .,eam.hp fyabid fo~ Bo'h lr Lt.fSS'u1'&sS N 60 q
Brown and Wife Alfred Ward, n kesso Sap' w ~ WE
f su,ion Mass. O. s orr wife and child Of IA. h.t lsA
Reynods OF Providence; Bartlett o, aassss'
Bin ss,m J. Bailey Thomas Ter, Issy sIa NJ
thsll and q. Finch, Of New t3Ih = Rnr Sol ae
the Mise. Campbell and GOyeIue's q; canixs M psaa 4
Aver C. w Mrs. Crane aud ehSien, ms ha, and
HasRam John wson Henry Wood~Sh % naDs Gi Saf.1a % gs
n.nt Piccioui and r. Bssin OF Hayans-SS FOR HlVas
w H. Vslence DR. Dogs~ell aud wife and Mr d.ml'on
Nswy.rk, Mrs Williamson A. Cochran, w Ackhus AleL
and Charles Pierce of Hsx Geo. Barrett Of To
a.,o McKsy and Richard Ostay of Montreal-l Total "
Passengers Arrived
n, racket, ,hip Rhine (,om Londn and tie i.ts WsAtE
McD.rmo,t and lady @. A. Hoyden. Miss A. r Dosne hn
M. A. Vessels.
MiNfArCRE ALMANAC. isis DAY.
5:52 Sets......... o;cS Mooh-hseso Nn
THfs pAr
Sandy Hook. 5:ia Gov Island oSSm heh"ate''" "s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Ocean Steamers.

..,,;. From New.York Sept. q. For LiyerpcS.
Nssyo,t From New. York. Sept. 81. For uia-eSs.
TO ARRIVE.
canada - Sailed from Liverpool tor BOSTON sept
psi,ic sailed from Liverpool Tor New York sere y
ast.s Sails from Liverpool for New ...'oeft y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

s,c.r Of EewYors and the :ompsny came e-'f II me
81. sOod huuOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

JuvESIIE NAGRiSTs party Of nee SINS. u :!
ver brought before Justice Clancy yesterday nornnE hAyS
been found proving around the streets a. n9h'
isr They sent 20 jail for Eve days each
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
By Tele9ruDh.

=, BOSTON Sept. 3-Au. ships Mountain Wave shielta
Kate Hume Csdiz pha. Archsngel; Levsnter Stoekhon
Bark. bridge, London Young Greek 20 days from AhA
with mutt Also arr ships Levsnter Stockholm aud Josephine
bridge, Londoni Amy Philadelphia; Edward Everett, Bdt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
COURT CALFNDAR-Tns d,

COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY.
SUrRTNE COURT CIRCUIT.-Nos. Yf3. 959, 969, 65.
$50 ga 6e 400 7sl s24 sO4 ass 2ol2 9 1895 l6s
1907 1916 1887 1878 1921 1854 2bj2 29J) ST. IS
1923 co9 1907, 1910 io4l issl, 2ois, 2ols, 7s9
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

SERIOUS AcCIDIST.-A man named John D9onen,
stouccuti.r. while assisting IN hosting stone ys,,'iuA
sIuhs building. between Smith ma II ,;,,
Injured by the derrick head hreAhinf aha Go
him HI. .Iul fractured aud b. earr1rd :" ae ny
Hospital accDgdis be not II Ip-ced 10 'e'''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

Sign OF THE TInEs.-We are informed that a Presi-
dental vote taken among the students of the
Union Theological Seminary, this city, few days
since. They all graduates Of colleges from all
parts of the Union and representing the Congregational
Baptist, Methodist, Dutch Reformed and Presbyterian
denomiDations-the greater portion being Presbyter
ans The Senior class Of over 80, voted unanimously
FOR Fremont the Middle class 4O voted for Free
mont with the exception Of three who declined voting;
the Junior class numbering nearly 80 had three MEM
bers who preferred Fillmore; all the rest Fremont.
Buchanan was nowhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

FIRE IN LUDLOW SrREEr.-Last night, about 10
O'Clock fire occurred in the building No Isl Ludlow
street Damage slight.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SsPr. 25-Before
Judge BETTs.
THE ALTIvA SLAVE CASE-ASOTHER ACQUTTTAL.
The United States sgi. r. De Cunha Refs
The jury brought in verdict of acqulttal this
ins They managed about o'clock last evening
No bu,nes being ready Court tbersuPOn Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
p.ssevrers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........s
Cleared.

Sbips-City Of New York Sslier Liverpool, D. 4 Nnr
lard sutton @. W. Bovine, Edwards 81. John, " b.,
Olney. 49,, a., .,
Bsfk.-Achnie, Hatch, Rio Janelro. kbby Mckee Lima
(BrL Mann Belfast Jas Calender, Louisa Eaton, suiA
Philsdelphs Frost Nckerson Pilot Fish, hoys Richmoat
Brett Son Co. , 49,
Brs.-W m. r. Kibby Hughes. Baltimore, Kibby McKee,
Richard Br) Godfrey Burin N r., A. Leary Wave lbrA
Stephens ST. John n J. S. Whitney NJ Cspen, Johnsos,
PHILADELPHIA H. Msyhew r. r. Hsskns, Spron Bangor rmt
bury 4 SsndtoId. -
sehoonrrs-Swan Dill Baltimore, Phelps Dodge Co Dan
Vile Chester Richmond C. VI. Person Loyal Scranton 0t
lee Saysnnsh scranton Tsmsn; Rhoda and beoah hce
bins " ilninston, MeCrady Mott Co T. C. Filter Arnois
Chore.ton Scranton Talmsn Nebraska Lining BIunswiek
smith John Totten, Water Frederick burs Van btans
Saaht: L. A. Edward Shakelford, GEORGETOWN, Donnf
Potter: Allison (Brl Pye, St John b. De- WOLF STAR
Co; Sol. Andrews Putnam Washington, b. Blossom son
Rebecca Wogom City Point, Jas Hunter Co. Entir. DEN
Arrest Richmond Van Brunt Sasht; VIM Bacon, Aver
Baltimore Merrill g. Abbott
Soops--W d. MsDsum, Russell, Taunton mas'er' " bovs
Gardner, Providence, msster ,,, IN uA
Prop-lers-Concord. Norman. Ph.dePhia, J. ~ bnsp
Jno Paine, Jones, Philadelphia, j. N bnts"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
n. & ena Iuc. 257396 Inc. 602sI3 Inc. 6FFI.

Dec IS sns Iuc. 2S73.S6 Inc oo-slo IN. m 49,, 49,,
Gv rrdups the Wheat Flour the quantity 81 ,ne % ~.
80 A. this war compared WITH ne cor ., @
Of . wear shows increase OF So So osTtfs u
Tb following table shows the quantity OF foie OF 'ne P
,, ,cles f produce left At tide-water from TIE cohneye
m.uf ot uayestion the l2 OF Sept inclusve uu'hs ~
y,r. 1854 li5 days; 1885, rs days and 1882 ~ Gays ,sss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

jeremiah Reardon, alias Billy Cotton, one of the
parties implicated in the late brutal prize fight was
brought into the Fourth Ward Saton-liouse on We'd
nesday night charged with fighting and other disor.
derly conduct but the police pretending not to know
him, let him go. He was, however, brought in
second time and was again about being let go, when
Officer McCusky Of the Coroners Office interfered
and stated that he had warrant for his arrest. He
was then locked up. The notorious Jack Montgomery
il occasionally in the evening about the Fourth
Ward; but no effort appears to be making to secure
him.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

UNITED STATES MARSHALs OFFICE-SEPr 2h
Inln Urapn H.nry Williams, and two others of the
the American ship Calhoun arrested
plant Of Daniel H. Iruemau of the Calhoun They
charged with endeayorng make revolt aud nutiny
bobrd the vessel while she lying the North River pre-
psratory TO setting sail for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
SURROGATE'S COT RT-SEPT 25-Before A. w BRADFORD
THE PARISH WILL CASE.

To-day has been consumed in the further direct and
summation OF Mr. Wiley The important point
his testimony that M Parish seemed understand brs
Of long standing with which he familiar
before his attack but with reference those of later date
the witness u unable to form opinion
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
lid District met at Rieys Fifth Ward Hotel last
night and had regular-but fight. Thomas Burns OF
the First Ward and the Hon. Daniel Mehan of the
Second Ward, engaged in the war of words. james
Irwin got substituted Delegate, and insisted on
nomination. An informal ballot was had without re-
suit, and an adjournment declared carried amid
loud mprecations and serious indications Of general
row.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

SUDDEN DE,TH.-A young woman who s.vo b0r
name Mary MeCaferty, nsive OF Ncw,Jer.,v h,, h
has lived in Brooklyn since her infancy called al III.
the kinss County Supenie deuts OF Poor Anl ~
permit the Hospital. stating she i;flo i r.
pcrnt given her. and she plac-d In ~ sl;,ai
Shortly the PARTIES outside heard
unusual and sons into the they found her ,bor
under apopietc DR.. Wendell in the oece a, -
time but notwithstanding all his efforts h- spired in sSa
W, ndell prupoGnced spopcxy. Sac va.
stout hearty looking and in applying FOR the permit
hat he vi ty.six Nea!- o "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

a. Ia alleged, one Benart McCabe. Hsfr hg'on na ef
inr second TINE lot his treasure caa-e1 nnb" rn ~
II lady and aso qf McCabc and Qhcer ,,,ce o..
tie Frst Ward Police took them oc'Ie ,, on nor ner
t M none none s wa. fund and PLACED in charse Of me
Pc m Of the Court. Harrington ohsr was 'gn
% 70 Te to g . .SSs or a1S .4esGy SS %ne' u To
were locked Up 70 answer Iai e the cry Yesterday
E. and Saa sef found n% 'fF hef hu34 in hs
nom bos'In se ,be possessiun of McCabe, whose real
t t. Be nse9 5e rs: Se3? se .do s
his ia'ner, ". provide,ce r. l. If this should prove
1 tbe case be will be d, tained in person a. fu-
tive from Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
Inc. ia6Sl Inc. sOe.ss4 Dec. SIS

Inc. 1861 Inc Sg9s7 DC. 49, 70 :, Iide.w,t,r
Th ,ssrsy,te quantity of the article ,i' ~
r. IN Of cation 10 the ~ ol o Pe"''
;.I;ve durins the years 1855 and 1856 Is as tSo"s M
,ss; so ss4 lS,aa3 79l3SlO i5aoss ioss
!sao'''''''' ec. en. %, Oag 70 6SS0o 5l9oS
1855 bO4,.Sl ''VeS~''
Dec sSS67 Inc sss2sis Dec es9 20 Inc. Ssiso
The ssseeae qusn, -. 20 the 2d September
inclusive during year. 1884 and 1856 Is as 'oo"' I'm
fouI bol'' 10 , oqs 8 ssO M 5i6ts
lsSl,..''''ooousss .oeo soa 6sS30S SIG 0aS
iGi6........6i4.-Sl o,'"S-s' 0''
dec IS sns Iuc 2S7SS5 Inc. 602sl5 Inc ottl-
Pv f,fps the Wheat Flour the quantity o tne Atet
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

TARGET ExcURsIOS.-The Joiners' GGs7d. con.
sns o the Ship Joiner. in the Navy Yard under the
and OF Captain Andrew White had tsrse s,uh
oeenhcd They uted themselves ci,,a-
ylhdred 10 the admiration Of all the spectators present
lie price "~s distributed BY AID. GAsse; ~. JsAa W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
sales at the mock Exchange .SSPr. -

500 Mich. Central X R.-sj 90
lns Chic. h X. Isl. RR.... 81
RD DO. ~
- do......-.-...bjO VI
.2i5 Huds on River Railroad n
81 Galena L Chicago R.R.llO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

Tho Committee on Repairs and Supplies Of the
paard of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon in NJ.
vsen,ne- Office City Hail and continued the inve-ti-
cation relative to the charge Of fraud in the Bureau Of
Repairs and Supplies, Aid. Tucker chairman.
,iol ono heinz, sworn says-I am q butcher by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

SUGAR AND MOLASsES. The better qualities OF Sugar
firm and in fair request while the lower grades were still
neglected The sales embraced about GOO bids Moasses
500 bbs sold s4c for Inferior TO the best
Fermentng 35S51Sc p gallon for Good to Prime lots
FLOUR. The market still heavy and unsettled, with
sales of about 5000 bb Of which 500 Indiana the lesee
&c. $50 Illinois, in two lots at S. l2 100 ST. Louis at u IS
500 in lots at Sc 25@s6 3 200 Extra, in lots, at 81 9
IS g. and 100 Fine at S. IS q Dbl.
GRAIN Corn was fair request with sales Of about 5000
Sacks including 1900 White Yellow and Mixed at 49, 500 at A.
22sO Yellow and Prime White Mt 4sc p bushel heard
of no transactions of any moment in Wheat o Oats ABOUT
1000 sncks Ohio and Poor ST. Louis sold at $685. and
HOO ST. Louis at A02e bushel OF Bran some 100 sacks
were sold on the levec at Csc p 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. Pork was active, and the sales embraced
about 1900 Mess of which go Unexpected SIS So $50
$l5 62s $50 at sl5 75 100 Ordinary at SIS and 200 Extra
Heavy q bb Mess retailing at SIS 75@S6 q bbl
Of Dry Sailed 900 lbs ground in bulk sold
private but understood to be at an outside price,
steady with sales of Is casks Prime Ribbed Sides
S3c Co. in lots at the same and two lots of Shoulders
at nc n lot of about 5O kegs Prime Lard sold on
the leyee at l01ac p ID
SALT Two small cargoes embracing 2o0sacks Liverpool
Coarse, were sold on Tuesday at S5c q sack. -
COFFEE. There fair demand, with sales Of l25 bags
Rio, at 3c 1889 ,a 400 Inferior losc and 100 La
guayra at l21<c p ID.
CANDLES The sales comprised 200 boxes Star Proctor
Gamble's) 22c u b. and Tuesday 200 shitoss at the
same price.
LIME A lot Of 80 bbls Ordinary Western sold, on The
leyee, at So Is q bb
BAGGING We heard of 700 bales India sold yesterday
day before of which 4s0 in lots 14c cash time with
interest," and go Heavy l4c six months, adding interest
HAY .l40 tons Western in haboats, Sold to arrive
soon, at S24 p ton.
OIL CAKE. LOT of 80 casks sold two three days
since at s25 a ton Of 1900 lbs.
noticed sales Of 400 bbs of which 90 Rect
fed in lots &c y gallon 800 Fletches extra also ii
| lots at go p gallon.
FREIGHTS. American ship taken for Liverpool
I'D for Boston small fraction less than Sc for cot
ton. British ships filling at 5l6d, and few lots
| shipped in American vessels at that rate.
EXCHANGES. Operations restricted by the full rae
claimed. We quote:
Sterling S&JluSsA and ~
New York sixty.day bills % ct di
Sight checks on New York parG9A di
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARLES. George Payn, St CHARLES CAPT Gags
Franklin Coast Tom White, j. G R. R.; Wsdd Carroll
Gront Ga; Ira Met;shse Ark Gordon and adE La
Rev THOMAS eqEdsn End serysn Bsn1 lleohn
Humphreys, s. Charles John cottns LaouEs9s Hunt
Hopkns Florida Henry Ewing Clarke Memphis; Il Bray
Richardson's do; II Hotchks Dubuque: Miss Su do:
George McWharor, Baton Rouge Gilmore and Lady
O;JW Goodbury, Coast Dl Longbough dol Radcliffe,
West Feliciana. IL.
ARCADE.:..D Blowthrop, Baton Rouge; w G Mays. Z
Harris La; Allen II Bets John Turentine Ley,
J Morris Miss; R Owen, g. Brian; 9 Rhodius Texas; W
Wings Mis:sJ Flesksr Ia; Marin o; Bnrrows
Texas Harris, Cooke La 4 Glendening, Pt Coupse
sartorius Mikens Bend; Harris Smith, Il g Smith
n o. j Dillon kincarruon, Tenn. Y g. tEyf VI '
CITY. John sacoway. Arkansas r Pepdleton Nstchez
RW Newport IT, East Feliciane John Dickson Bossiere Y
Pines ST. la Pr + Smith Jefferson Joshua James Mad
LAS Packs. Miss George Psson Msnphis 4; sanford
Golngsbug, Burns Bossere Mrs Frazier Naehisoehss
toches James McMiien Texas; NJ Gentiel, Aughigh,
Marys J Murphy Jefferson, Nash, A'takapas; E /
Webb, Louisiana g.
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THOMAS B. WINSTON, ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA
Il Dealer in 548si| ~ -
CITY TOWN AGn COTNTRY. PROPERTY. ---- I

= CITY, TOWN AND 5' couNPRY PROPERTY
For 's
gage and Ess al q F SshfE h ssiF1;ff pertain,
St Paul is head Of Ffs2a sfaTia
sGRs I rs
IS e e
sst ouPee 81 @ as
Summer Home e health and purchases eh g n be
to six h u ' psroa and country filing settlers
D RS II ratio and Hsrysr
are Within miles f FAM i i utterly useless t. a.
S nn esss ov
9Sss nd @ ]
and Weod about equally aiyided
Fl m ssanfdy Ppsai
Goan in his last Message to the Legislature sit
ting e. an nj aware ware is more usual in annual
h1a spy @
a IS IN
shall be people this Territory blessed with
asa ans sfs @
M
the Legislature great pleasure 10 record
s Rps IL
Son us u I'D than that the truth has
then De as s s" a 5as
non then in nv and our population during
raIen the mast season in pursuance of law and from statistics
gathered from reliable that Minnesota this day
fully thousand sous-an increase 1856
Of forty thousand being more than one hundred
n Should This ratio of increase continue two
LONGER e nonuaon Of the Territory or State be
hndr md thousand and should such esutcon.
nue for three years our population would reach the
ing nm 81 seyen on a the Whole as much rs
would YOU and myself incredulous of
what orr past experience warrants us in expecting
ture And yet this not rejected without calcua
ting the which combining each year to sau
that te Organization Of new States and Territories attracting
The attention Of the whole American mind political
test reang thereto serving as an advertisement Of our Western
to the citizens of each State aud bringing before the
tun;tieS be
basy in King The same standard for the future which has 70
yerned MS in he past It must that the soil
the thirteen or States has in part under
Of their population within the years. moving
Westward each year making greater stringent the
necessity for their seeking support comfort and
1.-THE Of rich soil not yet occupied in Terri
eysrv Indhe extensive pperes for supplying umber.he
of he ssSsppi Minnesota and ST. Crox riversMa
combine in an eminent population capital
most wonderful progress the years. trust shall
public policy remaining Territory for few with
sovereignty Orr progress rapid but healthy and
manen and we can AFFORD 10 De called Thae
give energy and when arrive al manhood
Il .n 49, ,r,,,,r, ,,.n,
i AoSEY.
There being Usnry Laws in Minnesota money can b
lonlei ~ any my NY, VI @ & sci n n"r can,
per month are the sa9l rates IN s9 Per re
snc m orhie assessed cash value cn be oil,
s 1 note banr i've pe cent month ute
,matnritvN;nersstt naynhIe semi.annually
mS'pf''s-'nefss' pA S%sp se' WARRAsrs
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