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Ease, Elegance and Rapidly.
From The RI. Rer. Bishop Otev.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, IS43

Mr.. ). W. DoLBEAR-Dear Sir l have been
much interested and pleased in examining your
system of Penmanshp, and so far as l am capa-
bic of forming an intelligent Judgment upon the
subject, give it my hearty approval Your meth
cd of teaching to me to be both skillful and
faithful, and the improvement of your pupils is sur
prising and rapid beyond anything have ever witt
messed. / shall feel happy if this testimony to
your merit shall lead others TO avail themselves of
your instruction in one of the most beautiful and
useful arts; and am very respectfully, etc.
JAS. II, OTEY
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WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY STORE pOR RENT.

LSO large establishment we'll calculated for Wheel
II right or any kind Of Manufacturing Business The
premises situated Market street near the public
Square. For further particulars apply to
noy5 BENZ. y. SHIELDS, Agent
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From Rec Dr. LindsIey President EdsIvAe UdrerSity
NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, lS43.
The system of Penmanshp taught by Messrs.
Dolbear and Brothers, is decidedly the best with
which am acquainted.
PHILLIP LINDSLEY, Prest Nash. Univ.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
FINHE STORE HOUSE on the South east corner Of the
Square and Front street for the balance Of thg year
The fixtures will be sold any taking the House
Apply ~ BENZ. =. SHIELDS,
oct2I ~ Public Square.
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TIE oLoaoiHg Gerry just remarks Of the Hon, Thomas IT.
Benton, .. s. Senator, soOrtiy As areztiUe re-
gard Of parents and al young persons teiO AGgs any
hope Of success ia De business OF Igs
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Sky ROCKETS.
Usr received an Assorent Of Say Rockets and Roan
u Candles, And loF sale b.
oct24 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
CRANBERRIRS.-S0 packages nsu oranbsrris.,
- barrels, halves anA qaArsera Or ssls b.
noVs wEssEL 4 THOMPSON.
LIGS.-so0 druas new Pigs, received ard Cor sale ~
Il hovs WEcSkL THOMPSON.
I EMONS.-5 boxes Lemons. received ana fer ssls by
~ noSs "nskL THOMPSON.
C,RACKNRLL BIscUIr.-se sOx.. ,..,r,oy
" crasknsh Biseath received by
n0vs WKSaEIL THOMPSON
C,HEEsE.-se bSEss Pas Appls aaa EasilaA Dairy
~ Cheese, received zad ior sac ~
c0PARTNKRsHTP NOTICE
IL AvING thts daY Associsssd via Mr.. WHzlak ".
II Business wi1 esnsinus ~ sane unssr
ne ARA q LELLYErr, living co. ssvse
sons LzsLFsrr ~ n. @uH. w. T. swus, "a
LELLYETT, EWING q CO.,
WH0LEsALE
GR0cERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND pEkIEKs IN
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
NOS. - And Il nAkKEr, s0ufa 90 zrKiSG sfRKEr,
NASHVILLE. fESS.
A. H0UK,
aeeatv lmg,ReENREalnw and Gem misstan
DseataE, Alabama,
HAS alarfs and cenmedsas warshonss To- $50
III asaizaslg q sAshssE e ~ Risss. I.A
0H1a@I4NNNI
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CABINET MATERIALS.

LELLYETT & EWING,
noVn If Wholesale Grocers, Market street.
TUSr RECEIVED per Steamer Dr.. Robertson
u $500 sacks Fine Salt;
$50 strictly choice Coffee;
so hhds prime Sugar;
5 bbs s. s. Almonds;
10 bags Pepper;
10 bags Spice;
50 packages Tobacco;
80 bags Lebanon Flour, extra.
nOv11 B. @. DANDY.
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leather Betting.

- - p = SsPPsF hafa. % 49, - -
Al z sAssA on - 80 ne ss. '.ssssss.s ssEs ~
sa aAss. 81. nro.d asa osn.ss "a.
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$ 258,OoO
LIVERY STABLE FOR RENT FOR 1S57

LIVERY STABLE FOR RENT FOR 1857.
TW ~ The well known LIVERY STABLE -
SEFBZ on Lower Market street, Occu- III IN
SSS->E 81 p~d by John II. sloan, viii be fbrA1-A
rent next year. The size and location Of
this Stable makes it Of the desirable Ia the city
ALS0.-Ths large WAREHOUSE now occupied BY p P
PECK a Car iage Shop.
For further particulars apply to either Of the undersgn
en- on Market street. MRS. NJ. SLOAN, or
novlS-u FRED SLOAN.
ALSO.-The ICE HOUSE occupied by c. T. H. Martin
will be rented on favorable terms,
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DYER PEARL. PRESIDENT. L. G. PEARL, CAsHIEa
The City Bank

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
MEALS In COIN EXCHANGE, aud SECURITIEs,-
~ Makes CoAecuons Of the Country and pay
assrest on STANDING DEPOSITS. ty25
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COAL!! COAL!!!
A 000 BUSHELS OHIO RIVER COAL to arrive st
II, VOO Nashville on Wednesday, 18th November. Or.
drrs for the above 25 and 80 per bushe will he at
tended to by P. y. HARDCASTLE,
novlS-H Opposite s. +. Landing
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MILLINERY,

NEW SPEsKNE. rEELLIA E4sY, No. go
SE c4mp street. corner Of julia H.. ;us,. .,o ,,ov
N that she received large and elegant assortment OF
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace, Hair Gimp, Diamond amt
English 80 ,,-rr
Misses Ieghon, Straw and Lace FLATS, Boys HATS and
CARS. 5E@'
Also
large assortment Of Flowers, Ribbons Lace Wells EnbrOi
dere Filet Gloves and Ni White Kid Gloves EmTolereS
PNrasols etc which will be opened on Monday, 18th inst
Country orders puncunily attended 10. fe25 tMy17
,taa ~ LADIES, OUR OPENING OAK cfFN
M;fse Mrs. &. W. ROPER, No. lG5 Poydras, be- s$Ep
SSjf23 tween Cnrondcct and Bar0nne streets begS
& leave to inform the Ladies' that She just opening
splendid assortment of ..-. 49,.
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk Bonnes
Velvet Bonncts,
Satin aud Plush Bonnets,
Ribbons,
Feathers
Flowers,
lace Wells,
ia Dress Trimmings, etc.
Which Mrs r. respectfully invites the ladies and the country
,,,,nr. m roIl and examine nl26m
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DRUGS, AND MEDICINES.

GOOD nIADlOINHs.--lr Is,EsrIMATED THAT
oo moe oas o pnc t Hs
c5s IN mo 9dsg s az G"
@ onsn sE KEY % Ife eSary s 5S .
i s arc as good as che Pector md viii co
irony He HSy RSa Pee GT Ss liver r a es
% a9 @ r"g Eo 0 p N ol sss S @s
ssS Oh Die SS 'ss ss
from the system before yet too strong to yield,
but las 'iSsSf
IF Ose who yc SsSn Them S Ts"
s a Iss s Ri s
E{ E Sa hs a 1se yssy ! q so@
paints pSHS f for Wich f"svc Rymsay rsay
own l' nesS SS rs n"i yonr own hyslSa
T.t sss Ct j6x ye S Ss + S''" Them
Prepared By Dr. j. G. AYER Chemist Lowell, Mass, and
f fs! 5Em 81 n'fffs syS WIS.,
WINNERS CAEMADIAN VEHsnIiEu;G;IH1:;I !, A
w Certain for W%s c i rs SS aeny es
lie einen! physeas more hSn M Of tho
an Sit G u s St de die When
either not known Or attributed TO something e1se
remedies bu. experience has proved them all more oH
sn les nsy' ~ a
hevs existed This na
7; ii: $5HhT s H$H$S
ofrtion and more S ndan1d I 5
e az Ss IN s%s!'%s Sn @
pnle color, and sufsed with occasional nses the
heavy and dull the breath d he upper lip swollen
Itching nostril which the patient to pick his nose
fright and is liable starting grinding the teeth the
tite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voraclos, others
feeble md in some instances depraVcd. :,
To the following certificates numerous might be added but II
wSH 'Vfs fE' 81 m @
MEDICAL. EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered meai-
WINEK's CANADIAN NERMIFUGE and being fully salts
with efficacy confidently recommend it as safe and ELI
ee remedy for the expulsion Of Worms from the ines"ci
| canal. q oHEli.l1,
y 6. W. DICKINSON .
Member of the L. G. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV j. FLANAGAN OF BANBROok, c. W.
j. WlNElt-Sir I have made the trial of your Canadian
Termfuge and with the most happy results In my oWih
ly and in every which has come to my the OK
puon Of Worms has followed the administering ot your err
uge every here prefers it amy olhcr its effects
certain children take readily which is great
JtlS lG 1873 JOHN FLANAGAN.
b9J~ Physicians generally WINER'S CANADIAN
TERMIFUGE This medicine is simple vegetable preparu
ton always be administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy WORMS and
| restore the patient to health.
planters and physicians beang testimony to the
efficacy inailibIe remedy. Warranted in MI
Prepared only by JOHN WINEH, Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
retail, manufacturers prices, by
j. WRIGHT Il Co. NewOreans,
fe23-ly Isl and 81 Chnrtres street, New Orleans, La
WRIGHT &, CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they or to supply
Druggists Propretors lowest wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency, NO. l5l amp Il ChafIFe
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MUSIC TEACHING.

=asaza INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
KH THOMAS MARTIN, one OF the oldest instructors IN
XA This city, will give Lessons in this accompaniment to
require recommendation - - --,
vii ;o,nt II ,,ro,nrt attention
rasas MRS, CANEpBFLI4, TEACHER OF MUSIC
sEZAs gives LESSONS ON TIE PIANO AND GUITAR
% Constance street. and also
EHHd8s No. 50 Heya street Rg~Tcrms-S5 per month"; Or
unn, ~HA ~ fcln ly
nyANpT,F1A CHENG,-A. r. CHANDLER informs the
L public that ready to give Lessons on the Piano.
either at his residence that of his pupil.
peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Orange Street. between Camp streetand Coliseum
Place. ..
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" VI. II, Il T ! MUM
MILES DAVIS,
&. HALL,
a. y. MCLEAN,
". ". JACOBS.


am fully sasfcf with the in which the above men
&7'' A. A. CoWDERY,
Agent Of Albums i Co.'S Express.
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NVOODWARD'S GARNET FUFsNT-
n TURE WARER00MS, No. I7S Magazine street aud II
Julia Sreet.-Furniure OF every variety for sale and
E made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels, Ships Steamers
aud Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice.
n B-IIaying taken the large briekhoue Julia street
near Magazine he is prepared quantity of goods for
families leaving the city. ii -'.5.
Furniture Carts 10 hire and moving attended 10 with care
jy9 "
Observation-Disclosures COAA.-THE SU BSCRIBERS
ID prepared 10 deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels manufactures private families etc. in lots
10 suit, nj $40 per ton of 1909 lbs.
B Orders left the Yard Front Levee between Julia and
St. Joseph Streets will receive immediate attention.
CREBYY FAREWELL, 50 Natchez street
New Orleans November 2, 1855 no3E
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IraYoR AI,I,Y Or NEW oRLBANs.

> -
5 s555 NM CLrY Hal Ill, 53& &
NEE f.;tvo nav Orleans. March 1olh 1856. 43
rsy 81 The act 10 consolidate the city of
Is NeW tlsais, and provide for the soys5hnment
and =, to lie
same and providing for the incor OF me el.y
&c atayette with The city of New Orleans approved
SD of February, 1885, and IN accofdanee likewlse'
with The pr DIVISIONS of ordinance No 3So, OF the Com
mon Council apportoning The representation OF the
several districts and wards, approved octoper IAN:
1852
Notice hereby given, that an election will be held
by the qualified voters of The Citysof New Orenns
on The fourth MoN1AY,of his month VA: NE IAN q.
GERS ana members Of thesComm Council: 10 witt: W
Mayorof the city Of New Orleans. ~ "
II Treasurer. ~ Il
w Comptroller. l5+yst s2 &
sE Surveyor. u ssE= d
Street Commissioner.
The whole Of the foregoing officers to be eleclea ~
general ticket. N 5SR
II -Four, Re corders 10 be elected by Ds.rics,fvlz
One from each District Of the city Of New oIeas 81
ssven members Of the Board ,aqts
e. Bailey, Charles Pride, james = q.
el, II. l.. Peire, ". Lngenbnhl and Jesse
viz: Il ~ tsint 5s5ls,5ssss T..
Three A ldernen from the First DIstrle.,
Two A 2erHen from The Seooh ~ p !;s
One Alderman from The ThlTn Dislilt.
0He Alder,nan from the Fourth Distftet
N.Y. rsn members of The Board of Assistant
Aldermen, as fpiioWs -, 1,... wv,
s SFa,r AZ sistant Aldermen from the Second Ward.
sixassisiant Aldermen from the Third Ward
| rive Assistant Aldermen fromthe Fourth Ward
,rbree Assistant Aldermen from the Fifth Ward.
& III va ASSISTANT Aldermen from the SixthtWard,
q va "A assistant Aldermen from the Seventh Ward.
= one Assistant Alderman from the Eighth Ward
y s0ae Asst slant Alderman from the Ninth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from The Tenth Ward...
Y One Assistant Alderman from The Eleventh Ward.
ha polls t. be opened at such places and under the
Of such inspectors and clerks may
be hereafter designated and appointed according 10
law. E=s
The returns of snid election 10 be made to the under
signed Mayor. according e law
mil Id 4 81 II ! JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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Third District Pound. {

WWTAs brough, 10 the Third District Pound No. 50,
WW Elysian Fields street, as esray--. =
One gray or roam mare Poney, with foal about 10
l-2 hands high. shod before unlntellgble! brand on
left Shoulders N iii 5 "A A. 55& les +
Which,if not claimed within ten days and Tie tex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction, al
sad pound, on ~ oNDAY, the 24lh inst, at o'clock
P. M.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
Il New Orleans, March 18Th, 1856. m4Ia %
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{ II aete conduit au depot des epaves du Troisieme
District No. So, rue des Champs Elizees, CONNIE
epaVe-- 90
Une petite Jument grise on girls bal, avec poulain,
haute depvEon 10 IL mains, ferree devanl, une
etampe lninlelligible a lepaule gauche. FIR
iouru, depenses payees ills seron, venus PEN
ehere publique a. dit depot, LuNDi lie "a du cou-
5 rant a heutesP. III.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
CommissaEe des Rues.
N'lle.0 Eeans lie ID mars 1856 mia ls %
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.g2ssssSs, JAMES MeCABEG, CORNER OF CARoN.
X. fESSS dect and Julia streets,
f-S55ssaEY4 GARDENER AND FLORIST.
44 Every variety Of Ornamental Plants Roses, Shrub
berry Fru Trees large variety of Shade Trees compris.
ing Magnoias Tallow Trees China Ash Oak and locust 900
Rhubarb and Strawberry Plants just imported
Gardens laid and plants furnished the reasonable
terms.
H9-Au orders pvuctualy attended to. ia3l In
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HARDWARE.

~, -, cIttss II. WATERMAN.
- J.. wv mr. NJ ~ I,FiSyNEH1IfS,
J5sssSga ARDWARE AiERUH rs, corner OF Goin
md Magazine sireels nave w., ' don , nr.
rivals, general of articles comprising I'D p'' "
follows: 4. :, ,n,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, - :
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
l-r Carpenters Tools complete, ~ s. s7
( Coopers' Tools, 5..I,t F,5s. r ...'
81 Anvils, Vices, Bellows, 2
Stockand Dies, Screwpates, 7t o.
Garden Engines, Pumps, .gts.s
Ploughs, Hay tlutts$s Corn Shlleers
Agricultural Implements
MILL Cross cut and Pit Saws
4... Ok YoleB, Bows, Sngcrees,
Turning lftlies,
Hoes, IIamcs shoycs and Spades, Platform Scales,
A,drors Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills, O.
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Cglshors.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Itcns, Chatting Dishes
+ Chinese GongS, Iron BetBcads &E ....
britannia and Plated Ware, F"' ''@
~ Meat Cutters Saueagc Suffers, s&l
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
oo31v s Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
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FL. STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
- Parish OF Orleans, City of ews)rleans- 81 :
Be remembered that the 18th January 1856 before me,
the subscriber Justices of the Peace in and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President,
and James H Wheeler Secretary Of the Home Mutual
corng law do depose and that the above
just and true aud correct transcript from the books Oh the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
"a 3$5s5 .7-7 ~ JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of Janay
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
= the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
Board of Trustees have resolved 70 interest Of six
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY the 18th of February next.
Board declared dividend of
the net earned premiums Of the Company for the
yeard ending 3st December 1856 which certificates will be
issued and after the 10Th OF March next;
EThis Company continues to insure against the peril OF the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. at the rates of
premium Office, No. rs Camp street.
-s4.-g = ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
9 JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
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DIR ARERNETnY,S Detergent,
DALBf'S Cnrmnativc,
ISFAII,I BILE Cholera Remedy,
KENnAIIfS Cholera Syrup
ALE3ANDER'S TricobGphe,
HARRISON'S Hair Dye
BACHELORS Hair Dye,
PHALON'S Hair Dye,
JAMES Hair Tonc
WOTFE'S Aromatic Scheiam SchnRpps,
HARRISOS'S Iudelihe Ink,
PARSONS Indelible Ink,
KIDDER'S 1naelible Ink
WRIGHT'S ErHsye Liquid.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for Medict-
nal purposes constantly on hand.
Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
G. N, MORRISON, -.
fe4 i Magazine street
AIRS. BETTS'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
1fA ERSz-Thc only genuine, for sale by
G. n. MORRISON, Agent,
fe4 u Magazine street.
TUJUBE PASTE AND GUM pROPS-OF SU-
u perior quality--50 boxes for sale by -
fe4 u Magazine street,
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.TNSTJrT2. a NOE.


TesnTll hLrTTIAI INSU1ShNGEi MEAN A. RI
LIZ OF NEW ORLEANS.Tha following statement oil the
affairs Of this published in conformity with the re-
Quements of their charter viz:
Of premiums received for the ytnr ending L.
SIss a fi s sc 1874 ~ %
Total amount premiums for ending sIst De- on, l.,
viz For premiums fire risks. SCISSORS 90
For premiums river risks 269,626 AZ
For premiums on marine risks.... ~, 5a94d9 :
. ss --+-S64o SO2 %
Less premiums on risks not terminated a
5 3lst December, 1855. SloSsooI DU gE
Returned premiums. 2,64Ts20 ,#
~ ''t''e - " ---Sl06 eli 20
No! b Setai s5s %
Losses during the same period, viz:
FIRE risks. .s:Sld6,DiI BY .
On river risks. F267, 67S So
On marine risks. ................ So,373 80
80 .s5i3,O99 50 r.
Re -insuranc" expenses, interest on scrip. q; . +
f g. S-----------S471 ,743 ii
sst 1855 =. Wy: Il . m..s.. $50, $50 Sc
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XMAS brought 10 The City Police J all on the 9Th
wv instant, The negro man EDWARD is S feet:
inches high hus Two of his front teeth broken is
ahon, Al years old. Says he belongs 10 Mr, David
M1cooud, sugar planter, living in Longvllfe, on
Bayou Lafourche.
Ihe owner is requested to call and claim said slave
according to law.
= L BLANCHARD,
iel5 I'm KeepeTof the City Police Jail
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Extract from Norfolk paper
ADAMS sAFEon Of I!ernEs cslebrh5ed Frepoof safe
was in Adams Express Office when the building burned
1t remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday, when taken The fire, on the occasion
Of the fercc saw, and when the
found after lapse Of forty days it surrounded
enbcr glowing brightly When opened the papers and
contained found be sound and generally
good condition, thus atnrdm. another proof Of the security
OF these safes The alluded to may be
of MeSsrs Rowland Bros. who agents
1t shows clearly the evidence of severe test
Ecobstible qualities when its exterior redhot in
burning furnace tHt roared around it, and amid the enbeFs
that giared around il for hours days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes A full supply cOn6antlyon hand.
G. G. MILLER & Co.
tt No 10 GraEier street.
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rRESCENVt MUTUAL INSURANCE conf
/. C1PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PI.ACE-aIA-
RINE RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE. The Company
have the following assets:
Invested n bonds and mortgages property worth
double the amount thereon 1885, O16 90
Loans on ban other stocks 49, 2G5 90
Bills receivable being notes for premiums HOST IS
Invested estate, estimated value $4,000 g. All Us
Due For premiums of collection. 5SS Is
Scrip from other companies estimated value 3D65 90
Cash on 1009S 20
fE -yy $50 - -
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r WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines Which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers nj Propreors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp u ChaftTes
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS ~ ANIMAL
LAVA special correspondent Of the New
York Ewnng Post, writing from the U ) ship
vinouncs, Of the North Pacific Exploring FIX
petition. says that when III the coast Of Kan
srhatka. with MAuny's line and BRoks's had,
bottom was obtained from dcp,h Of 700
fa,homs The specimen WIS immediately put
under mcr~copeof 500 linear, and there werc
scn inhiscria tina, wcrc probably alive hcIorc
being rlicv~l OF the cncrmous pressure at that
depth, Many Of them wcw frrsh and clear,
with the central brown discoloratiou which
indicates thu animate or nocnily animate cor
,lition ofthc vital organs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

A mail arrived yesterday from Superior
bringing the CArpa,ois Of the isthuh. We
make the following extracts:
Cay of Mile Lde..-This town. situated on
thu northeast corner Of the lake by the samc
namc. Is now the center OF attraction, and offers
excellcat opportunities for investment II will
eventually be the distributing point for the trs.Ic
betwces the Upper Mississippi and lake Su-
pcrior. and Is surrounded by country we'll
adapted 10 agriculture. II Is at the head Of
one " the nsst extensive numbering districts in
the Northwest. aud the furnishing Of supplies
AMI outfits for this trade alone and which can
b. sold at that placc more reasonably than at
any other, must make il point of Importance.
The county sat k~ l,Asca win probably be 10
Gated here
Messrs. Rice 4 llanley have taken the con
tract for cutting out the road to Milk lac to
he completed by thu first u February. II will
he continued 10 ST Cloud and by the opening
of navigation next spring, an excclknt thor.
cuxhfac 10 the Mississippi. through Mill lac,
will h. cpenei TO immigration.
For ". Pasi.--Ou Wednesday last, Mr.. Chr
lisk Doble started iw ST Paul. with heavy
load Of Ias-ngcrs lie went by the military
rad and viii h. the first prison that rassd
over this Rad with team.
Aocthr party hn hcc, with dog ,min. On
Saturday.
Mr.. Zaahaa is TO have on "Wednesday next.
AMI throughout the winter, HIS team ani Mr..
nobhis viii run hetw~n thc two pacs. They
'ntend bringing provisions. on their rturn
trips.
O,y Hd5hs The channel ~ 81 Louis river,
80 far this winter. has not heen cbstruesci by
,ce. AMI boats, at any tue, coald have larshd
at STUNTS The hay, above Qaelcc PIER has
hvn closd over Ia Minnesota Point
Since writing the above the weather has
grown very coli ami tbs opening in the hay
has narroWd down a. tn cniry into the lake
ns Mr3 The mail nom 81 Fail arrivsl
early ou Sunday mauipg. Tho rrnt cold
wca,hr has much improved the rad AMI the
mail viii h. moe r'yulAr her~ter. Next
w~sk thu carrier viii COM through on the mil
'tsry Rad Thc contractor Is making arranC,>