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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-10

skITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET,
TWICE WEEK.
VNHE Light 0ranght Steamer MON oTn
Il TICELL0, G. W. COUCH, Master, RN&rTkSz
vii run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WATERFORD, and all intermediate landings. Orders len
sh her nts for passage freight viii meet with prompt
attention n. II. HARRISON, =,
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON. Asrhu
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.


RATES REDUCED.
IRON the 18Th Instant to the LIST Of June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to NAshVis VII
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled L.
quOrs and Oils.
CAmphine and Spirits Turpenne In casks and barrsa:
Carprting.
China, Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery, cutlery In boxes and cases Dry Goods IN
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking GlasS Plates, AT owners
oyster, IN cans and jars sAdd'ry Tin Ware, Teas s.1
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes COrdage Tobacco In
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather rolls and boE-
e. Oils in barrels or casks Crockey and Queensvsre In
crates and casks Rice Zinc, Whiting, Plaster Of Paris Ao,
l00ns 90 %
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fortes, Carriages boxed" ana
other light articles 1neFated Also CsrbOys Of Acids
will De taken al actual weight but charged double LIST eass
All articles enumerated to be charged at rates Of an.
FROM Is, June to LIST of Dece nber. they will be changed
~ follows.
I,t Class as above, Per 100 .
Special rates ............. 4 "a
Merchants shipping cities win End ths
the cheapest as well as the most expeditions route Treghs
from New York and Philadelphia Charleston and
nh from 10 II per cubic foot, according 10
class and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Msr
ehAndse il will be to eonsgn TO Commission hsr
shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
rates II. l. ANDERSON, supr
Jan1l-u N. a O. K Z.
No shipments entitled 10 the above rates unless each ana
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n 4 c. R. 4. plainly marked upon t.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI 4 NAsE
ia

DURING the ensuing season, the GTn
~ cOmmodious ligh Craugh steam zH-HRElsAa
er, MAGNOLIA, r S. soUDDKs, Mas
ter, will regularly above, and to all intermediate
landings. Being exceedingly light on inches drangh with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable
masing quick trips solicits public patronage.
Ky Orders len with either Of the undersigned eiEh,
either way will meet prompt attention.
n. II. HARRISON,
oct22-Bm A. HAMILTON agents
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w A AZ G. McCLEILAND offering a large and
w elegant assortment of Rich Dire silks and other
Fancy Goods very reduced pces for Cash. at the Metro
politan Store, 81 and SO College street. feb3
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.

from BrigrpoFt 70 TantsIon incIusVc Lumber Tednss
az per load from fOrmer rates.
From Covan 20 Normandy inclusive LANDER sreduced q
per load, nom former rates.
Lumber from SHELBY vile charged a. fron Normandy
dee1q- A
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TABLE. MATS. lroa kitchen Lamps Brsss, Britain
ht4 snd gApsausd Caaairscts and u nps lFon Tn.
Sfa and hnals Sauce fans slOss srrehsss Cap, More
OAke Farmers Clashes fiEs, Aes ErrA, variety q
ho1ssiaTHishing Coo . hAckENLiE 4 WILSON
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HAVING made arrangements with Mr. W. L. Waters to
keep suppl Ell with his Su. crime Flour, put up in
bags for family ready supply the demand,
and "wArraLt" every bag. ID. G. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-10

COLD lNk.-We hays stnl q tew bottlss On hand
" slIeh ~ wl eel II Nsu Yofk prices
mail hACkEAuE 4 WILSON
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Tor neight or passage apply TO
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
octs At u. 8 Mail Packet ONCE

~ Capt. B. DuTuED will remain In New Orleans during
the season. agent for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers Also for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business nITusted TO his
carefor the above boats will be promptly attended to free
charge ldecll A. l.. DAVIS
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RICH sILKs-VERY CaEAP.

TNOL Wiley Woodward's Old Peach Brandy, -Four Yea
~ DID,, in Store and Tor sale by ID. G.. RUMSEI.
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TIVE R-gui-r United states Mail a G-n
i Packet. CITY 90 HUNTSVILLE, tsz|C HsFSsiaa
WASH. wEAvER, Master, W leave for zeazt
the above and a intermediate ports MONDAY, 10Th
Mach ~ o'eock, 81 for freight pa,sake apply on
bos rd 4. l.. DAVIS Agent.
q At U :. Mail
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FISH,

IN BBi s Golden Syrup, article, in and
w for sale BY w. II. GORDON Il co.
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NE have on hand supply q Mecombies Fsrniturs
w Polish, By uhich with very ttls troubr, cid furni-
tnrr may be made 10 lock veil
nAIT AACKkkZIg 4 WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-10
BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND PLARIsHED
WApEs

NE have . Gee assortment OF Covered d shra. souT
w Turrrns. Curre UTns. Tea and g dee Pots, Punch
Pchrr AolAssSs Cups, Greqaes LAMPS, Can isscks Ae
&C. MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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FURNITURE POLISH

WE have hanesoRs assortment o. Casters elegantly
w lifted aud Bris HnA-a Varists o. patterns
march, MACKENZIE A WILSON
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MOIaSses!!
9OO BBLs. Choice Louisiana Moasses IN and for
ZJO sale by W. II. GORDON l. co.
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RAILROADS 6 STAGES

RAILROADS & STAGES
WWWM~
SUPPLEMENT OF FRE1eET TARuR.
80 gUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE A cHATraNooeG RAILROAD, Oct. 10, isoe Z
ON and after SATURDAY, goth inst, 6raIn ana gIesf
" over the Nashville and Chattanooga kairesA VA %
charged at rates as below: .r.~r
Station. : ',.'''.'''- |sssg.a
From Nsshvine, Lavergne and
smyrna. .--.-..10 cts . ets. cts. % &c.
I" Mu freeshoro Christiana y.
and Fosterville. ..........s g A
Befhuckle wSr.race, She- 80
byYile and Normandy =" Y Z" -
TuIahoma, EstI's Springs,
Decherd and COwaa...... Z" :" % -
TantalOu, Anderson Ind
Stevenson. .............. " 70
I" Bridgeport SlelmoUud and
Wheside- -............ = w
Stations TO Nashville. .--
From Chattanooga, shelmound,
and W kiieside. ...-.-.-.-lO - " -
BRIDGEPORT, Stevenson An
derson and Tantaon. 8" -
Covan, Decherd. Estin's
Springs and Tullahoma... 5 " - -
Normandy, Wartrzce Shell
byvile and Bellbuckle.>.. ] " " -
Fosiervile, ChristianA and
MurfreesbOro' ...-......-- Z" +" - -
Florence, Smyrna and La
yergne...--.-. ~
Flour At the above rates to be shipped in lots Of seventy
ave barrels and upvaSds one time when less q1Antl
ties ave cents rrr barrel Flour il sacks wiz
be transported the 200 os 20 De raed ana
charged one barrel r. ANDEksOn,
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GENUINE "RODGERSn CUTLERY.

IA solicit from buyers examination Of our very large
w stock Of Import and Ametican Cutlery, which
embraces
GREATER VARIETY
THAN W. HAVE EVER BEFORE OFFERED,
And includes full Of patti from Jos Rodgers
Sohs. HELD, LANGSTROTH CO.,
Importers Of Hardware,
feb5-tw2m Philadelphia.
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zav$, Fiftv-Five Negroes for sale

march,
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REGuLAR NEW oRIEANs PACKEr

FTNHE and light dPaught steAmerA GT~n
i CUMBERLAND, Carr. NJ. d. y. xEgNARctAz
H. BROOKS, being nearly finished Ektszls.
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the LIST OF December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior commodaiions
passengers besides being adapted arr every description
Of freight and stock in satisfactory For or
passage and orders, apply on board or to
noyS On H.. HARRISON
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SuperGne Flour.

SO BBLs Doue Refined Crushed Sugar in store and for
w sale by W II. GORDON 4 co.
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% RIBS. Florida Mullets put up in MackereI style, in
~ store and for sale by W. II. GORDON 60.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

z. L. JOHNSON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

A movement has lust been suggested IN Con
gress, which w. sincerely trust will hc carried
into effect Mr. forrp, from the -cna,c sub
mitted the following resolution
R,soly,,i That the Committee Coamcre, b. o.ttar,
e To ,aaar. the rsred,rue, aalhouans the So
rotary u the treasaI 10 s,ne srss,st 60 the british
In the Arctic ocesn, ~ the ofcsrs and 81 the
Americ whaling .hip eco-sc Henry, OF Nes lnndoa
,esn.s,'sa, s"d ,, aid 10. sISash, into 'es POT
vessel BY the British uo'~tHmsnt having hsea re'inqnh
81 To the s=yefy
Mr.. r.. in introducing thu subject. gave n
highly interesting accnun, Of the manner ia
which this british vessel had bccn rescued
from the ,bickrbhcj ice IN which She was
found emteiici Mr. Mason coucurrcd fully
in the resolution but suggested that the proper
disposal 81 the vessel would hc for oar Gov.
erument TO purchase, rcli her and ,eNp nER
BACK ~ E>WL,Nn that country ha, ing taken
the lead in the scientific explorations in which
the commercial world had h,n So lau,lf,v On
gagged Independently of all this, h. bal found
that httlc acts II International courtesy did
morc towards preserving kiuj! s,Iiug lstwccn
nations than almost ans thing else as beinc
evidence Of mutual respect lie wrah sug-
g,~,. therefore that tho resolution lr over ,,r
the present,
Mr. foSrER expressed hi~ qualification at
the snggystioa made 10y Mr.. Mason. "a well ~
in relation ~ the sourcr from which il was
made. nawly. the Chairman ~ the Commit,,r
On Foreign Affairs The sam, idsa had &C.
currri 10 him scH,c monihs ago and h. had
spoken with gcntlcmcu u mon exrr,rn,r
thar himS'lf AMI had tccn >ou,evha, dsccur.
ag,'l as perhaps not likely 10 mcct general ap.
probation, IN which event !, might sewn dis
courteous. lie would say To- the senator frrn
Virginia ,ha, the aNuers ~ this y,,ss,l from
first to last frnm captain 10 cabin hoy would
Join most heartily in such project ani would
dispose Of n, y,Ssl nr mc,l nate sum Enr 50
kiudl, purr-se ami, With a view to allow
tina, Senator To offer sNnc .uth pan a> thai
suggested h. wouh chcvrOlly withdraw the
resolution anal II was withdrawn accordingly.
H., Us hope thA Mr. M,>o> viii follow sp
thu subject a> promptly As possible Sach an
act "i uat,nual COURTESY could pot but eScrciSs'
Salnisry iuaacucc Nations HE individuals
have hearts which ar cadily touched and n,cvCd
by llujacs
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Goo. y. Eroppr re letter.

/ This gentleman. whilom correspondent Of
the rioSrEa aud DrAocRAr. publishes a
long letter in yesterdays 1i,nassoi,aa in ~
lation 10 Kansas affairs In IT, however,
W. find nothing new II il the same old
story Of horrible outragcs' perpe,raied by
tho Border Rnhians." Of which lengthy nc,
counts have occupiel the columns Of the
fusion papers. for tho last three or four
months His present statement Of affairs
in that Territory Is in striking contrast, to
one furnished this paper from lis pen, II
short time since. Since that time remark.
able change seems to have come lover the
spirit Of his dream" aud men, who he then
regarded Us peaecable. law.abiding citizens
are now transformed into fiendS thirstng
for the blood OF their fcllow.nen Wheth
er tho very profitable occupation Of lectur'
ing on bleeding Kansas" throughout the
North has had az, hing 10 To with the
moiamorphosc. We are unable to say Ger.
tnin, It is, however, the aforesaid gentleman
has turned his attention to that channel of
forensic display each lecture We suppose,
concludes. a. such lectures generally 40.
with the announcement tha, "a collection
would then hc taken up Tor the be~m cf
suffering Kansas"
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advertisements Its income in single Jay, fell
of a, the rate of $4,000 year OF course i,
Is as good a. dead Mr. King. during his pros
pcrity. it is said, warmed the Herald iato lii
and health. when il was just expiring
IN that fatal evening every theatrA va,
closed on account Of the public calalHs.
anal masquerade ball which was to have conc
of was postponed 10 a more suitable occa
SION
As the masses of military were passing by
Montgomery Block, in which Mr. King lies so
dangerously wounded, the people, who almost
checked up the street, reverently raised their
hats and stood uncovered till the last division
had filed past
When the multitude. on the hills and hous.-
tops saw Casey I'D ont from the JAIL loud cheers
rent the air. But at a wave Of the hand OF the
officer in command. who stood conspicuous in
the SQUARES formed by the military, all became
instantly hushe1 and still as death.
Mr. h ing leaves a wife and six lovely chill
drcn in poverty But the people will adopt
them \ very large fund will at once Ike rails
ei for the support and education of the or
phans.
To-day Is steamer day, but the sailing ha,
been postponed till tomorrow. At S O'Clock
f
X ing'- life was almos, dcspaircd Of Anxious
crowds began to fill the streets, all eagerly
awaiting the crisis, for they felt it had nearly
come
/ "WEDNESDAY, May u.
! james King OF William is dead lie expired
at /. p. w. on yesterday. The solemn tolling
Of the Church bells Immediately announced the
/ great calamity that had fallen upon Us, All
/ L.. oil tha hnp
eryvhcrc were closed and draped in mourning
and every flag in the port was at halfmast-
/ The people soon chokcd up the principal streets
I to such degree that one had to traverse sey
cral squares out OF his direct course to &c 10
desired point. Still, not the least disturbance
occurred Even the bar-rooms were closed -
! The whole force ofthe vigilants are in the armo
rics drilling and awaiting orders. The news in
a lew moments reached stockton Sacramento
. AMI san Lose TX .elesrape, aud dispatches i'm
mcdia'cly came back that all the bells were
,olilng the death knell, and that the people
were closing their shops and covering all the
buildings with cmbems OF woe. Strong men
were like children, as they silently pressed each
others hands Thousands were passing in to
Montgomery Block to take a last look at the
face of that honorcd dead. \ solemn stiffness
rcgucd all the night in the streets, although up
To two O'Clock in the morning they were alive
with people. Men spoke in suppressed voices
IA they r,counted to each other the wonderful
events that were transporting, and which were
/ expected to-day.
Two O'Clock, Pm
/ / haze jasl passed by the head quarters OF
! the Vigilance Committee This morning
general impression prevailed that the sun had
7 ri -tp H.. la la. IL Of
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Republican Coa,sn sion.

Republican Cove nsi"n.
| This body has closed il hLors. At fhiladeI-
! phs by the selection 81 candidate fer Fr~i.
dent and yico President. and The adoption Of a
! Platform. 0n which they are to stsud ions
& FREsosT. was nominated TOR President on
the first ballot Their being "nly small yote
against him An informal ballot was then had
for Vice President, which resulted be follow.
D,,ros, 259, LscolN 10; Fonb, :; G. "
CL.Y, 4; GrDDtscs, 2. WnNOr. :: krSG. .:
BAsEs, 80 SraSgR, 10: CmlAurs. u: JOINS
ros, ;; PgSSISoroN, ! CAgEir, 3 The Con.
vention then proceeded to a formal haIlot when
Mr. DAYros WA unanimously nominated with
the exception Of 80 scattering vote. shich he.
longed TO New York Penn.ylvnnis anil Con
necticut. and were given 10 various other can.
didsies. subsequently, tbese State made their
votfs unanimous ior DAlroA.
We do not know who Mr.. DAsfoS IT, but
presume il il Ex-senator D,rrpN. 81 y Jersey
Our cadera will soe that in the choice Of a
candid for Vice Pr,Sidcu, as we'll as rresi
dent, all 81 the oil tried headers Of the fusion
-. -
-
ment Of a respectable vote %, "a single ballot
AMI ,,o,, a.. L. a., ,;,t 49,. -, l.. ..
MI" "''"' INV w wv "''"' u"'hh''ho"Ff h'b'n
mattel ovtr then, Evau ,Lo ,,.r,,r .,,,,.
ScsSrn, only received 'hroc votes on the rcgu
lar ballot for Vice President - tho ingrati
/ tude Dl tnank ind
hWfr IN" Hoinifiat ms wrr" made, DAVID
Wtlfnot. from The tnnmittnt on ItesOlutiOns
repoyte,i that the Enppit,., b,d ,,t,o,, ,lai,
r. n ..-;,.,e, ,I - 49,
W" 'u'''"f"t"h '" 'hc COMMUNICATION from
the National American Convention NJ New
York The tvo committee l.d ,,,t am, no.,
h.d ,hroo ,.,C,,,..,. L,, IA -. A., -, a,
~ .. wv ""' ''' .'"" v" w w
bbite hction. Ibey would 10 MI ~ Their pow
or 10 tr, AT the other Convention with conrte.y
- A.. II. -. i, =,
IFS' - hft ~ TttTTFf'hrHfTi var SfS1ri7e1'N ~
OF "a committee 10 prrparr nm address calculat.
81 to s.cnrc tho a, ,,,nrotto, Of all ,.a,,a. q.
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m. presidential Csss~ss.

The various parties are one after another,
selecting their standard bessers for the com.
ing fight IN November next. Already four
tickets a~ in the field. representing as many
different political shades, First In order
come the Know Nothing nominees FILL'
MORE and DosELsoS. Next assembled tho
National Democracy and chose BrcHAsAy
and BREcgxsRipoy TO lead them on to vic
tory Following close after the Hindoo
Republican Convention. composed OF seee'
ding Know Nothings from the Convention
that nominated FilLaoHg and Dosnsos.
mst and nominated BAsss and Jo"sSros,
M their candidates. On the 18th inst, a
party, calling themselves National Repub-
Iicsns, and presenting TO the country but a
single issue, met by their delegates and
chose FHxxosr and DAYros, as the expo
nents Of their principle. before the nation.
Aud m II there were not candidates enough
already in the field, tho Old Lime Wings,
followers Of tho gallan, Harry Of the
West, who, still. true to his name and
fame. to their lsstiDg credit I've il spo
ken, and who have refused all ovortnrcs
from the Blsck Republicans, have called a
convention TO meet on the 18th Of July, for
the purpose II selecting men to represent
them In the Presidential struggle.
Hence il will be seen, If BANS. aud
JonS-roN do not decline, which they most
probably will do. i've tickets will be in the
field for the two highest Offices in the gift
Of the people
Ia the event Of the declinaiion II the
lIipdoo- Republican candidates. four com
pe,itor after the meeting Of the Wing Con.
yention, will still remain for the Offices II
President and Vice President; none Of
which 10 MI probability, will decline the
encounter. as their lninciple- are too widely
ut variance
The result oi the election. To no demo
crat, is in the rcno,esi degree doubtful.
Our only regret is. that W. have not some
more formidable adversary. than any Of
these 10 contend with, for
The stern joy that warrior. feel
IN finding Gsmeo worihy Of their steel
will 10 denied rs IN the coming contest,
and We must pcriorcc content ourselves
with an easy victory. or oil our adyersa-
ric-, the Republicans. undoubtedly, have
tho best prospect Of success, although theirs
Il far from being promising one, Their
organs even while they pu, forth u raj
lying cry, with sort Of braggAdocm air
evidently feel that the battle Is as good rs
lost TO them, and their leaders only endea'
vor to keep up show Of courage, in order,
tina, they may, like the commander Of "a
hardly pressed aud bcsieged garrison, obtain
better terms for their followers. That this
foreboding of their defeat. will be fully re-
allied in November next, Is just MS certain
Us that that time will come. So mote il I've.
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Poet Osssee Aawsu nee meats.

We have reviewed, through Hon u, NJ
RWx, Official notices from the Post Oker pr-
partmcut. establishing the following roSt of
ices In Minnesota
Al Adamsv,llc, stclc cu~,nty. hs.s Rrr,a.
IL, 7. NJ. Io~,o, S,cclc ccan,y. JOIN WnKxl.
"A, Z. n. Wicton, S,rle county, Dawn j
JENKINS. Z. NJ: lsmood. Steele county.
AsaAaAn FrrzsIxxoSs. \. N. Ncruga. Fan.
bault county. NEwxlL DrSvyr 7, VI st
Peter. Nlccllet county. GEossr hriLrr, 4.
NJ; Bufialo. Wright county. Avs. AcKlE,
Pm. Falls Of st. LoaiA ST. Louis county,
Josrru Y. BrcxnAx. y. NJ; Carver, Carver
county. Jossrs A. SAsosSr, +. n.
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lea for Railroad purposes.

The act' for the first five named States have
he"n signed by The President louisiana has
passed both House. Of Congress and Mime
sota Arkansa' and Missouri are. it is stated
sun 10 pass Thus the total amount Of lands
given to railroads will M, vary much from
TWENTY-FIVE million. Of non.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

FHF Congressional Investigation C,ram,r
~. excepting N- "r'se Tas'',i,h-ough u.
easo 90 SATURDAY befor, last 81 ,beir rctara
Z. wAshIr ,,oa-
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Weekly PiOneeR and Democrat.


RE DIANA Id minnsscse T..rsy.nv'
.S,.s,.
49,. !.
-. s.,.., r., ,,n
-. :, l,u., ~
a., Iii.
'
s - 10 ia .h.,L and n Legislator.
,, .,J. aw....
Az. 80, IT, ,oc,,dcd aJl Db.ses
-. .I ..,.,.,o. W. have been mi.
49,. m. s.no~;,g ,a,.vrnpb, extracted
A.. u.,i,.,a U,ua,,s, and
"'" "s P"r' ., Pal ,.,.r. T.. ,.o,,
~ H.. h.s,,c ,ho ,o~n hal n, c,;.,.
20 %" ,. ~, ', ,h., :. Sss o,,v other part.
e"e. 49, -, =. 5000, ,,..,,, che. III.
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Now We have our Old friend directly IN our
minds eyc at this moment lie measures near
" siI feet In height, and about "a much IN err
conference. The make Of his frame iorbi'is the
Idea Of liz ever having bscn very slender one.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
The Feeling In England.

The America arrived at Haitian. on the i-,h.
with Liverpool dates to the sth.
Tho ealing topics in England continued 10
hc tho difficulty hctwcrn Great Britain and the
Cniiel States. Nothing more than universal
talk had hen developed. The leading Jour
uals had published. with ONE show ornntbor
NY. That Mr. Champion had been dismissed.
Tie announcement Of the dismissal of Mr.
CEsNrruS. although not nah officially, and
Consequently MT relied upon by the public. had
scarcely any eject upon tie money market
American securities were in lut limited demand
and prices had dropping 'cudcncy.
Mr.. CSlSrroN will probably arrive in ing
lard with the FIR, reliable intelligence Of hi.
dismissal H. lcit Ro@tcn on the first steamer
tia, departed, aficr h. bad r,ceiv,-l his Tass.
ports
If ,hc London Times can 10 rcliNl upon A,
an cNpopent Of the views Of the English Go,
crnrn,n;, Mr.. p,tLAs viii II. proDp,lv d;.-
missed upon til, arrival Of VI Ce,vpr.. !,
Fuglapd