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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
PHOTOGRAPHS: PSsOrOG 3 APMs:
y sr..-.F ,~s A NEW ART At fas~s~
Whitney's Pioneer Daguerreotgpe Photograph
Art Gallery,

Over Charley 1ifelcs Corner nhd snd
ST. PAIL.
PHOTOGRAPHS are pictures taken paper, somewhat
sehns steel engrsvnes Win all The brsufy and perfection Of
DagueeSypes, pictures considered superb
e to Daguerreotypes. 49,, - - .s..s = 1870
whifney making his GALLERY
highest perfection q me while iRsle picture WIN
nearly much Dsgueeotype, asDbey be Afforded
much less price, the eotsned, they b
multipie1 - 6ttiu1 q nueh ~ esst. TzszssgEx
These pictares worthy ~ nsre tAaa posng notice.
Photographs q the ianened J H. eedhus psner Baifor
q Mnneaosse shs ensa DrAes 1t - Snshssy, Of In.
dian Chiefs, Dravea, Ae.s &c.s fof sale. y
CoHOOL sLAfS8lfsa.PsFens 81 sd reseeisn Sister
- Fbf ssleey Cs-t0 q. UAHILfOE CO
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10 :. clarified s.
10 boxes do Havana. do
8 l5bbpscrush - fidoE &c
20 20 DO % p psS.a, whit. DO DO IS.
sl6s do s. m r,,olasses = -.
IOFio NOgnld svrun
= son AZ bLis s n n,oixssesze.
Is kegs do GO
* do Belcb golden svrnn
a b,.ls d, los d.,
10b.ts ID 81, =
~ uo,s butter crackerss er,, (,
d do soda al,
IA do n ,sfor "a AZ "a
& do supar Ia
z 4 ia ,Imnuds -asf5tlST =.
a ao Texa.aae>ns a. Z
81, boxes CAV nire. s~ =
a l0do stone -, slo-s as - =
1(Traiuer,s smoking tobacco
If boyesCs and M do =
. 10 do tim foiI chewing da
iOdo claims pius ss'y
IA I'm, Nd \ nackereI 20 y
s do MOO. do
~ lktts No-Irr d. g.
q dosalmon
Sea mn Tf do : eC3 10 z >. q.
- do .m.t .tahacca a. T.
- Cboxes IN, .tarJ af 20
90 A. IoL NJ c.f,s do ~s
6boxes prouud n..nuer
{ do do pime,.to 4
s do do cassja
10 mats da ss-t 1
3grenms Dc wrappinc manor
30 do m, dinm d.,
90 do 20 81 n do
10 do manila and white do
6ks y and whole boxe, sar-
dimes /,
25 hair chests ass,d teas ~
So c.fh,ies ato 10 ibs "a, da
1Ok .g,FG rifle p,wi..r
N X do do tlo
10 Y do do do
6 A, blasting do
hcases flask do
60 n nercrsxion yun cans
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so sacks Rio coffee -
10 do Java do H1zN
25 do q A salt
20 DO II Is do DsH 81
1900 Bag dairy do Es "A.
70 bbis " Risky Sps 45
30 half bills do s.faN ~
20 do vinegar
20 do lardoii 1ss sasa
1 1o DO DO ss,Srsgs zagul
40 boxes family soaps-1T
20 do palm do
8 do CASTLE do 81 szssq
30 boxes II II raisins
I 20 y do do do Cos 9s'
% % Y a9 d. @. s9l ass lie
% lido mould candies
20 do sterine do
20 fEs Hdostar go sEs
20 half do do do
20qr = DO do do
8 doz zinc wsshboards Tr
IS DO 2 hoop pals
10 do do do IA
10 do Shaker brooins
8do sin do s s
10 do steamboat do
. 5 do wisp do
DIDO hall bush measures -
2do nest do
Ia nests tubs, 3 in nest
~ do s, do
3 do 10 gallons kegs. -
. 5 do 5 do
5 40 3 do ~
5 boxes olive OIL
5 baskets do
go doz can oysters
20 DO y do do
. 10 bbls plant piolasses
B tierceS rice
2druIns goldfish 90
30 bags aSs'd shot
8 doz market baskets @
10 do axe 'helves
2 casks canvassrd hams
l DO dried beef -s7
2 doz 3 Gal demij"ns
3 do 2 do
3 do / do
2 do y ds
3 DO 2 do bottle kegs
2 3 do I do do s. AG-r
so kegs assorted nails -.
80 boxes do chewing tobacco
5 dog selves F
2 do cedar pals
2 doloak do atE
8 do shoe brushes
5 do scrub do a~
3do horse do
do mop sticks
2 10 fancy handled brocmS
3 boxes macarona
3 do vcrnacilIa
3 do pearl sage
80 lbs nutmegs
20 doZ p and NJ yeast pow'd
90 do Durkey's do
lerally kept in our line of bust
s ~ nov5-tf
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.Ealla aAd,ssWinIer stock :!
sH|SaoTETE ih,iT sTss, fr BIZ 1S5S<1sIXN

~ nat Rs.4EsqlRyINE & CO.,
SION MERCHANTS,
cSsntr.As Astbssz ksExehse fstfpsse sasssiaSghe
o.. a :. a. AWerIcan House, - - =
" sas11s'4fNF "a yfMfNNE S0f AZ ~ 80
LAVE Just received very LARGE ExTENsIrEs1
III Of GrQcersf and Provsous which
dlfy Omsfy Trade a nhueh sower prices, CxsH
cap <per sure inthez Cy. Nc jnstis
MAKING fro the fact mat having 1rck ased
Goods than they could en- pucb se<
earlier In the and having received them
gbes and STOCK rs large, ~cil seecfed
raj assortment, conndey hold fprh
Inducements buyers b purch examining
our gs Ana ta4 any otner r. eeun-
try merchants, both the Mississippi Minnesota Rive,
and interiors wishing ofchzse erreentsh
stock We wond that they VIII find II 70 their adv
ann interest 70 gfveus ac before eBwhere,
We are preparedso 40 sjobptng trsie very prccs
small profits and strictly RE ADY PAY' We
kpder auksto I'D fgiends for past
pera patronage and solicit Continuance the
ure ana also all new ones that may favor with ca and
Stock costsn part Of Following articles. 10 which
We sla1 @a y before u cle eof nsyg
80 nnPs N. u sugar % sacks RIO coffee
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patent BOx OPENER.

HUNDREDS Of dollars annually thrown by the
II distraction opening, by the old
viz. ths hammer and chel Luckily Ae>srs Taft Gleason,
Worcester, machine which they
the Patrnt Opener' where
By the sforesahi hundreds dollars be saved have
appointed sole Minnesota, shall he in receipt
shoryof limited supply Of the shove useful machine. DRY
Dealers, Merchants generally, p
engage who he supplied
Fall shall the Spring. The BoxOpener warranted
work perfection. CHAS. w. wOOLLEY, -
oc2H-f Rcy's Big Stone w arehou$e, Lower Levee.
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II \ sbAxIh. .s.ea8t .esA - .ahi u . DANo
BAK Err & BANGS,
GENERAL HARDWARE AND WOODEN war
FURNISHING STORE.

GENERAL HARDwARE AND WOODEN WARE
FURNISHING STORE.
Ne" Brick Store corner ..:,s s"s "nesoss 'r''
VXTHOLESALK Hardware, wooden ware
w Stoves 0f al kinds House Finishing ardware Agrieu
ura aud Domestic implements &C., &c. e17f El "a $40
large and varied OF the most fabrcs
just arrived from the East, and for inspection.
Country Tsade Specially Iavitsd.
They ctsens Paul the Ter
ery Of Minnesota, that they have received sreay
daily arrivals Of goods in the tne Of General Hardware, Fur
nishng Goods, Wooden Fine Tin
assortment will be found complete variety the ap
proved styles Of Fancy Paror and Cooking Snves. pg
They have aopad particular attention the Of
Hsass Furnishlns Hardware. ~ ESD
And they challenge competition excellence variety,
and Of their stock Of goods this
business. = aM tF "a
from the most approved mskery. Bench screws, ae.
,Asrie.asPsl ImPlemenss, "a
or kind that farm, aii recent
y invented and approved machines. - o. = "f 4a-zs
wssden, Da.kss and Willsw ware.
Buckets: plain and fancy, prSoms, Tubs, willow other
Baskets, &c. -s',tsf. a9fas 81 =
PATENT scALEs Hatchets Rotary, pattern, and plat
Pitt, Ali, Crcsscut, Hand, Compass Back PANEL
Jspanned and Brittannia Ware,
In large assortment, comprising article required do
nestle especially. Together with
found paint grinders, grind nails all
Carpenters shoemaker upholseers,
hsmme,, the best makers; Pups several
kinds srtars and ptses window sash and glass, wheebar
Fine Assortment Of Fable and Pocket Cutlery.
which w be offered the trade very
modating terms.
A liberal discount made to the country trade.
No trouble to show GoodEpurchasers invited call and
see. -a1t s. BAKER BANGS,
New Brick Store, corner Third and Minnesota jas0tf
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wffenrs or GRxsN.2The Following the esssSnshed
weights Of grains this reury:. wheat, 90 - bu
Gloves ssed Rye, e - hu.; Indian Corn, Is
8. ba; Oates, - Dc bu Barley, ssSs Dusk~hess,
- As ba. ~, Ii 49, - !. &c.. - 4
LIVE srocx. pAlED FRuIf. 4
n = bu
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EE..c.f RiPIEy, = Nj BROWN, sfL EDWIN RIPLEY,
baa si34a RIPLEY, THROWN & CO., ~ .stild
Importers Of
CHINA GLASS.AND7CR OCKER Y JV1RE

baa sffad RIPLEY. DROWN Il CO., ~ .ssl.a
CHINA, GLASS. AN Si5ss OK 'oe'KERY Ip4RE,
nEALERs Plated a, W Table Cutter, ik
fesrrsys, Japanr TIN wars aoosrs
Bird syn ds STREET. n" % .1 Dsso" House aSm n
Are in receipt Of The sGse and eo%pse ssek :. The
ses,o eau and esabans atr,ce going e,s
where Orders promptly attended Y and forwarded without
As9, Assq n 81 s 1s Days hsi5lsssa's
II. +. MiLLEs,
Saddle, T,auk and Hdvness Mke sfain-st, Goieno, ,
y. Il S% %sqs * sa "a aa s Fan
s syf old % e city, Of can e made e
Persons Minnesota wishing
arc rsq'ysiea e give llm esll:.i II "a
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACT0RY.
NIIE undersigned keeps anfy hand general
~ mca, Ms aups's rsphsis Stones, e,e which
engaged IN this city in the business and having permanent
,s sns T the y b sss he
gwen by those sehiIIs ssposble sps ata
distances. NY spsige nus such ma can deliver.
work work a. s sfly asp - S S sh ass
ss % ss% orn
ng %yis s;nef Of % ss ''siI ss
tg9 ~ gzsy- MOTTO f. rOsPRINTERs. = ~
EF.9 Sys .s aseasy .. "a De ss p;v
Foundry are nov 70 furnish at the shortest notcs
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
va - PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY
The this establishments all OF the
Inferior the United states
point nnish sud MATERIAL We prepared TO furnish
fonts, following prices, adding transportation;
Nonp arirI cent?
Minon ...''.s.'4o a.
Brewer.
Long Primer ..'"4 -
Small ..oZ ass4f
s nave on hand on ire opening si navigation an as
sort pf Plain Fancy job Type Brass Rule, Leads
OF that i orders without delay.
the most celebrated
country; also, Cases Chase Composing Stickj
sud all articles used In the bHsincss. - ~ ~ ~
confidently recommend the material maDnfac
PounIy, believing that they wifi give perfect
satisfaction. 80 q saes = s. II i q s.s,.
r. B-prices same Foundry, adding tanspoation
.4Ssl7Ef a f,f % - II. n. HcUGHToN e co.
c.,en. Decer,her 90 fe5a myi5;tf
CARRIAGE. HOUSE AND sfSS PAiSliN".f
yv,UE .bscrbe would respectfully inform the czeEs Of
Saint Paul, has afrt up Shop on ElHe stree
.hs ufnsIow and f- prepared 70 execute all
orders IN ms fine sud derpatch y .4 ~
Rugges painted In the very pest sfyle ana
-. .bIe terms. ~. II. SULLIVAN.
SAINT Paw, June 18th. 1855. st se-S-iy
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- CO-RARTNERSHIP. -
,HE underlined have formed copartnership, under the
arm Of Fs0secs q Crswford. gzaTss7T<& resSzaes
st. Paul, January Ashs 1885, &c WIN. G.. FONSECA,
jz2l-tf WN. CRAWFORD
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FevcE anQz Ague.
NEW, taselcss and perfect which coatans
n mic Sr mercury. May on sees, win keep
any climate. Read what emnent Physicians ga1E
Eve have used Desher's Periodic Pills in hundreds OF
cases Of Fever and Agnes and have known have
secnd chill after connch:ing with them. wcconsider them
safe and valuable Remedy, within reach
every family that is liable chilis FEVER" ~ ' ~"
WIN. A.NEWELL, II. D., Allentown. N. J.
AID. NEWELL, NJ. D., New Brunswick Nj
VOTE FROM HoN. 1HEo. rnELfNcHUysEN.
Prom the PROFESSIONAL Drs.
Newell. above nentione which these gem
enicr, with Mr.. Desuer pleasure
public conhdcnce." TUEO, FREL1NGHUYSEN.
NEw BWuxswtCx, N. j., Jan. a, 1884,
Read the testimony Of r. b Co, u the Aston House in
favor Of Dsshegss Fev~f and Pilss JIFyEy
saf iszssysa sSEss bAsToR HoUsE December u.s. 1884,.
Chas. d. Desher. Esq.-Dear Sir: will claim the esD
you agreed to give me IL ncne did not being
sucieny troubled
for monhs With bnlo fever, and fever
Your pills performed their hrong
single They By friend,
whom feel greatly obgr Il shall recomupknd them
perfect condolences in all cases Of similar chasacler
Truly sssFsFs Il. B. COLEMAN.
WREN CROFT REGALTY, Agents for st. PAM. Jel3-sf
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. 4 = WOOD BOUGHU AND SOLD AT Q 4 2
STERLING & BROS. WOOD YARD
VITE again call Yard
w junction Third and 81 Anthony streets, wherc
prepared to sell all kinds Of Wood cheap Tor cash. y
N. B. Persons having Wood to will do well to call at
once, at the Wood Yard. - 4 ~ .e--es - -
jel2-N ~ STERLING 4 BRO.
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-aEa A SECTIONAL MAP or MINNE86TA77 %
VXTyLL published ST. Pad early Peons ia
Nv In Town SITES 20 Civ
The subscriber will also be glad 10
fhe location Of pi,c roads, snd win pay ibes
ally copies Of Township Flats In advance at their stun
the land of1ce.
jxz3-n J. 5. SEWALL.
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MARYLAND.

Bidders are reQussted srapiint CAREFULLY The orms Of pro-
posai and insrucfions anneJed,
1901 From Baltimore by St Dennis, Elk Ridge Landing,
Piercelend, Annapolis Junction, Savage, Laurel
Factory, Beltsvile, and Badensburg, to Wash
ngton, D. O., 40 miles and back dsily, and daily,
excep, Sunday, by railroad
Leave Baltimore daily nt4sm
Arrive at Washington same day by 81 am;
Leave Washington daily, excep, Sunday, at mt
Arrive at Baltimore same day by " ami
Leave Baltimore daily at Bpm;
Arrive Of Washington Same day by 81 m;
Leave Washington daily at ~ pm;
Arrivs a, Baltimore same day by 6pm. a..
NorE.-Msil, to be conveyed more frequently than
Is Indicated IN the foregoing echedue, required
by the department and trims Of cara run.
5000 From Baltimore, by St Dennis, Avalon Elicou's
Mills, Alberon, Woodstock, Marriot,ayllc, Sy kes-
vile, Hoods Mills, Woodbine, Mount Airy, Mon
rovis. Evansville, Monocscy Bridge Buckeysiown,
Adsmsiown, Point Of Roeks, Barry, Weverton,
Keep Tris,e Harpers Ferry, Va Dufield's, Ker-
neyvil., Van CIevesvile, Marinsbsrg, Sir Johns
Run, North Mountain, Cherry Run Depot,
Md, Cscspon Depot, W.. oresns, Paps~,
Csespon.vle Forks Of Potomac, Greenspring
Run, oldtovn, Md, Paitersons Depot, Cum
bertrand, Western Port, New Creek Depot, Va,
rsitville, AmbIersbprg, Va, Three Forks Fo,-
terman, Valley Falls, Nurum, Benton's Ferry,
Washington, 0over's Gap, Burton, Milo, Gene
ron, Glen East Bowman, Moundsville, and BEN
wood, TO Wheeling, ae0 miles and back, twice
daily by railroad, with daily branch from Mo-
nocscy Bridge, Md, to Frederick, . miles and
back, TO be run in due connexion.
Leave Baltimore daily att ami
Arrive at Wheeling day by 1 PINT
Leave Wheeling daily OF 10 p m
Arrivs at Baltimore day by 5pm
Leave Baltimore daily at S . m,
Arrive at Wheeling next day by ~ am
Leave Whealing daily 1sspmi
Arriv a. Baltimore next dsy ~ Il an
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Bidders are requested czanins carefully he forms Of pro
posaI and iastrHcfioHs ANNEXED
1901 From Wilmington to Newcastle, miles and back,
sir times a week
Leave Wilmington daily, except Sunday, at ~
m;
Arrive at Newcastle same day by 3lpm,
Leave Newcastle daily, except Sunday, at Al
Arrive at Wilmington same day by 5tpm.
1902 From Wilmington, by Loveyillc, New Garden,
Avondale Chatham, and Londonderry, TO Coch-
ransvile, rs miles and back three tnies o week.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
day al 10j m,
Arrive at Cochrsnsville same daysb p mi
Leave CochransviIls Tuesday, Thursday, and sHt
urdsy ats a m,
Arrive at Wilmington same days by 81 m,
1908 From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chppsss, REQ
Lion, Saint 9eogea, McDonough, Odessa, Fieds-
boro', Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Can.
lrrbury FrsdeFcks, Milford, and Milton, 70
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Posr 0pPlcE DEPARTMENT.,
January 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the United
States fom July T. l9s6, 10 June 80, 1860, inclusive,
in the States OF NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE, MA
RYLAND, OHIO, and PENNSYLVANIA, will be re-
oeived a, The Contract Office of this Department until g.
l4h April next 10 be decided by the 9TH Of May fol-
lOwipg,) the and in the times herein specified
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254I From Hacke,,stown, by Drakestown, TO flanders
4 miles and back ak times week.
Leave Haekettstown daily, except Sunday, at p
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16

STATE FAIR.-O~ing to the extremely nm
pleasant weather, the attendance on the Fair
Grounds yesterday, was quite limited. The
occasion, however, was very entertaining.
to those who had the nerve to with
stand the blasts of keen 4" cor wester,
and it proved source of much salts
faction TO many, 20 witness the creditable
display of b}oodrd horse stock, agricultural
machinery, fruits, vegetables, etc, that was
offered for competition.
The programme for TO day is the exhibition
OF saddle and harness stock, and if the weather
should prove favorable, we expect to see
large crowd in attendance, and one Of the tin-
est DISPLAYS of horses ever made IN the State,
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TO THE TIMBER MEN

DR0pOsAIS will be received at the once Of the Fdge
! held and Kentucky Railroad Coo pany until November
10Th, the delivery 81 TWENTY THOUSAND Gross
Tics. Said Ties be eight feet long, ends cut
fquae six inches Thick and sawed hewed true on The
parallel faces each of which shall be least six inches
vide exclusive Of zap when saEe hewef on more than
two sides 70 be least aehes vide They must be
Of pood quality Of m cedar white chinquapn or post oak
PrOpo may be made for delivering the whole number al
Ma hvie Payne's tndng Cue beriand river or
fr twelve thousand A. either these points and thirteen
thousand mis West OF Go0dle vile a. the junction al
the Tyree springs and Springfield 7urupkeS Any other
arA ion may be obtained by Addressing the unersiTn.
cd. A. ANDERSON
Eeptia-tvid Chief Engineer 3. KyRR
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORT. Furnished by the Associated Prss:.l


PnuADELPH1A, Oct. I4-The Democratic can
didstes in the LIST, 81, 4th and 9Th Congressional
districts are elected Edward J. Morris is elected
in the third district Philadelphia has gone demo-
cratic from to 5000 majority. Berks County,
$500 majority. Northampton, $500. Nearly sill
the Counties show large democratic gains-lndt'
eating about Is, 900 majority.
CIEcINNAT, Oct l4-Reurns from this Coun-
", embracing the LIST and 2ud districts, indicate
the election OF the Democratic TICKET by consid
erably reduced majority. Retains from this State
(0hio) generally indicate Republican gains.
BALrIMoRE, Oct l4-Returns from l6 counties
in Florida, show Walker (American) IS ahead, 8
counties to be heard from which gave democrat
majority in 1854 of 1926.
WAsHINeroE, Oct l4-Rrturns from % coun.
ties in Florida, show $50 majority for Percy DEM
for Governor
SAVANNAH, Oct. l4-Additional returns from
Florida, show that the Democrats have carried the
State BY 500 majority.
SAVANNAH Oct 1.-THE whole Democratic tick.
ct is cleo ed-Nayrs majority 1870,
LOUISVILLE, Oct IA ut little news from Indi.
sna-but believe it has gone Republican.
NEw YORK, Oct 1.-THE Steamer Persia ar
rived this forenoon from Liverpool with dates to
the 4;h. Cotton opened firm, but fell off at the
close in consequence OF the Bank of England hav
ing advanced lis rates of interest Market closed
quiet, but steady. Sales OF the week 6l 500 bales,
including y 600 ba'es on speculation aud "A 600
for export. Sales Friday 900 including 5000 on
speculation and for export Quotations fair, It,
ditto, MiddIing, 6, Uplands fair, 6f, ditto, Mid
ding g. Stock in port is 229, 900 bales
NEW York, Oct 14-Addtonal per Steamer
Persia. of the $4,000 bales cotton, stock on
hand 100000 is American.
The weather has been very wet
Breadstuffs quiet Flour steady; fner qualities
have improved; market buoyant. Wheat CLOSED
buOyant- average business without quotable change
Corn closed quiet
HAvRE MARKETs-Sales of Cotton for the week
1880 bales-New Orleans Tres ordjadire l0lf
The Naples difficulty unsettled. There were
rumOrs OF increase Of the Austrian and French
troops in Italy The difficulty about the Isle of
Serpents was becoming serious.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. l4-Direct from Brazos
have the confirmation OF the defeat
of VeJauri aad his party at San Louis Potosi at
Weir and Villa -oaI-his prospects of success are
completely DESTROYED.
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Latest News by Telegraph!!!

PITTsBURG, Oct. I5.-Fu returns from Berks
county show Democratic majority the State
ticket of 6l22.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 15-Returns from twenty
eight counties show a Democratic maj Jrity Of lO,1
664, being Democratic net gain over 1854 of
% 3S4
(NoTE, by the editors-This is unintelisibleD
PHTLADELPHrA, Oct 1.-THE Democrats gain
two members OF Congres--in the first six districts
OIL Morris and Jones, Union candidates elected
Democratic gain over October vote in the city
1900 In BurkS county 250O.
CINCINNATI, Oct 80 10 has gone for the Re-
publican by from 80 to 40 thousand Hamilton
county to thousand democratic majority
Campbel is probable reelected.
Nothing definite from Indiana. The contest
is close.
PHLADELPHA, Oct. Is Reports fIom SO coun
ties show democratic losses of $50, When the
entire majority was 300 The count. S to come
In gave the Fusion majority last year Of 1916, If
unchanged Dem, majority will be about 1000.
Last Despatch.I
PHrLADELPHIA, Oct. Is Later returns, unofIi
cis, show the Republicans 1000 ahead; II coun
lies to hear from NJ ucrras, il TO 3, 600
LOUISVILLE, Oct l5.-Pennsy lvaua election -
l. is estimated Congress, Democrats 10, Fusionsts
IL. Three districts to h,Ar from.
INpIANA la 10 or - Counties the Democrats
are 1900 ahead These Counties are mostly South
ern. The contest Is close
New YORK, Oct. Is Flour advancing. State,
So rs; OUio 6 80 a Z 25; Southern, 20
740 Wheat advaneing-white, 60 a l 65; rel,
So a oS. Mess Pork buoyant at 81 25, being
a considerable advance Beef firm Lard steady
at II Whisky. 80 ..
PITTsRURG Oct Is, noon River one foot, sta>
tionar,; weather cool aud cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Get Is, noon. Flour unchanged at
SO wuiskey steady, 20. Groceries unchanged.
River unchanged. Weather clear and cold
LoUIsvILLE. Oct l5-River at a stand.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I3-Cotton market fat, with
rates at l2til2s tor MiddIing Supplies are in.
F, rrasiug
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$4,000 Tickets Only!
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z o . o o o !!
UNRIVALLED SCHEVEEU
APPmONImATI0N PRIZE

asOoO prizes amounting to- SSUO OOO
Whole Tickets, slo Halves IS; Quarters 80 so.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Thirty Thousand numbers corresponding with those
the Tickets placed in wheel The hrst $50 pFisss
pia ed In another wheel number Is drawn from the
Number Wheel and at the dire prize drawn om
the other wheel The Prize drawn placed against the
number drawn This operation is repeated until al the
prizes drawn out.
approximation prizes.-The two preceding
snd the two Succeeding numbers n those drawing the rst
$50 prizes viii be eni to the $50 ApP-Oximstcn Prsss,
according TO the Scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the addr the tickets ordered
on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail
The LIST OF drawn numbers ana prizes win be pur
chSsers Immediately after the draEinK,
Orders for Tickets should be sent In early.
- Purchasers will please write th signatures PLAIN
and give their post Office, county and state.
~ Remember that every Prize Is raWa and payable In
fall without dedaeton.
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under, paid Immediately amer
the drawngother prizes the time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets e other Tickets at either
once. Orders for Tickets can be addressed 10
8. SWAN 90 Atlanta, Ca
srS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
oct14 or J. G.. HUGGINS, Box 3, Nashville p. o.
As the above is "od and even number scheme"
no Certificates or Packages be sold in H.
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NOTICE.

The ladies who carried the BANNERS, in the
Grand American Procession on Friday last,
are particularly requested to meet at Vessel
& Thomlson's Saloon, to morrow, Friday, at
10 O'Clock, precisely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAYs PILLs.-A certlin remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs Fsrlow, Of
Henry street. York for three in deplorable
state Of IN health, suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the of Dr. HOoWays
Pills and pc fecty cured Sold the uanufacOries, No
80 Maiden Lane New York, and No. 24i Strand London
and By al druRRsts at Csc. 62Kc., and 81 per box.