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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE SAEHIHsToK AeuKDuor,
WaSIl,,plDp March T. IkI5.

WAsH
WasIi,e,on. March 7, iSs5.
PROPOSALS invited graduation masonry
dams tunnels and oher Of the Washington aqaednet
ha. day. - ~ s"'' =
Maps proGes specifications will be ready for ex
animation on aud after u,e anih day Of April next
Proposals Will be received f the work OF particular cuvers
presses, aqopraoa bu; an contracts for uuanbed work viii
BE- future appropriations
the right pFescnb the he den" aud
sppr pu'n holding -uicitny decide
works shall be Slapped funds available.
of If
funds reserved will paid, Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far ha
Payments upon United State
and viii b. dhnn If All contracts that The work
shall paid ther tril monthly and sprcie.
Al bds should b. seated and endorsed Proposals work
the Washington AqTeduci."
The United States the right re all the hide
should be deemed advantageous and ske Aarg
considered most conducive the of the
Every accompanied by suarnloe signed by
responsible The efe' hal he under
bidder wilI accepd
en'' an n6igaon within ton days WI good and suhcren
be accompanied by the certificate nf the Urd @iairr
government
pasnt OF War; that The guAanors able TO make good
opened presence of bidders If any uuem
ttOUse TO be present
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARAxTGE.
To Capt. NJ c. meigr U. :. EnEueers.
hereby Jointly end serray viii, Unrd and
gnann IN case the .csng hd Of be aeceaed ta' be
same, ood
furnish arcles proposed conG,m
ofthe adverttsemrnt which Aud
said ta fi :" enter INTO contract aforesaid
good The difference between The Oder by the SAID
the lowest bidder
'S''"e'' a6,b a6,S,
hereby certify that, The hest Of knowledge and belief
aoove-nau"d gu"rantprs are good and sufficient
Mar 80 wtshMay sIawu
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The ships will be accountable for gold
bullion specie ewey metals unless bills Of
Shippers please that the ships Of this line
carry goods comITaband OF war.
ALAU ALL
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Of 10 when said payment
e Treasury Depa1eEt has adopted % form of release 20 hs
Uned States and form Of i'ase 10 the state offSxss
notice hereby gssH payment pro rata, ~i
be made u The Of the Uned sses by Of HeasurJ
da on some Of Tie assistant pune pos1is The
United States aud aer The Jurs 1856 % such Of the hold
ohsT sydeccs said debt la
Of sad who shall have assigned
their said OeT edsBe Of srId debt the Unid
States lie seasr tile form /" the United stae
stale OF Tslas and hed the
seeErsy the 1rrasuy ~ days beote the ls
being Teqnd nyes ale the genuine
winch purpos The department advised
will sud agent WIN possssrss kho"rdge u the de As
Handwriting OF ihe officials whose sgnauTe
s .ched Them. desirable
IdeRcrs Of Debt should b. ed ~ before
will all
time wl be- retained for examination
urI s department - all be fully Salehd of The gnuinses
evidences produced The
uted and acknowledged the It
Assistant secfeAy the Treasury tie chief CLERK thereof in the
pube BY Assistant
chief clerk and BE- esde by the notary
notrial seal but when the holder dese make
aud The releases the WubI sOn
be done la the q" assnI treasurer, ceeu
OF the the Of
witnessed by the collector aud he pubo
certified by Gnde his notaa seal and II there
collector hr ihs place where the
des The assignment and resaes before
the Of the aud
Witnessed by Them, cerhrd the eleIk
rcr and Tie holder be of the United sas the
releases before United States
Witnessed and ceruned by him his seal All
assignments clare,
befre notary, clerk, consul
.ney ihe certificates other
have been assigned them, bona ds for ca"
and the notary CLERK or consul must include the TACT
nat dee u of acknowledgment
pro dividend allowed by the accounting oc
parties accordance with their directions
tie da handed 70 Their asns for trans
mission JAMES GU fHHlE,
Secretary of the Treasury
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- pEw YORK. HHEmEN, AND sUU'Ct-
e>N-Sfx@ AMPT0N UNITED rfATgs NAIL STEAM Sis
STmEE The Bhps romprsna Ets line The WAsH NG-
ssSxx6xs TON, Capt Z. "a yeHdyi HERMANN, Capt I'd
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Circular.
AoEECY oy FRFScH srOIIs vIoS CLANS
Washington Now ntheT ~,

hOEEoY @ FRFSGH sFoLIsrIoS CLAIMS,
Washington, Now nber ~ 1855
sRswrT many inquiries claimants against
ue th"d State on account of sPOiaI'nus committed BY s
Ff"nch -" n The rtihcHion with France
!rUl July 81,
putsu" twards nhsriHR redress hg
nu1l ~ '"oTm 81 that ss adyssr
hFS been ra 'ud a. most ia iciuu- voluntarily sub
u' claims ~ the tiT they would with
ihsrudr 81 other caus, decided
=" many y"' !" nrHHn other ojetinrbut submit R
=" 'nrers tptrfrtnR IN the
nr n TIE COMING session, ts fu thai direct h
"ih b" p"vsed fo them through sperial commission
rs o. the Claims Cuu FhAii 0g
"huna CohHros will rrHt that claims may
made to - Nv dtr-Ct legislative EcL
D" sdustnrnt thes" claims woud fully and constantly nc
board "t III" hiEh"t justice
Nicny pot'ts To bnafd right and
Nov Gt-dlw JAMES II CAUSTEN
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HUIE HlAN FACTUnEg
Fsirvisw Cotton wo,ka.

Near the CruaI Barn, .qcrrayyfa
EITEPhTRrR BURNs, pTnIun tn.s and manufactures NJ
cotton ynrua carpet chnin twio wrantnR m me cord
= TITS '' >'
or'r- tom merchant IN Washington eruy suced for
the aFticle., wlrh we wi, d.var Il, ~ ,h,c,n
lower Than he nd Bafnnre or nIe, rorcrn All
"rd@r' WI meet with aeutiou addsing as abuyc
Oct ll-dim
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TO THE LAD E>.-Mr n. L. HARPER. ~ Drnomfrd drss1
Hnstnn has chnire rich ana
eeghn rnbtnidesd hs dresses of ~
which universally adpi'rd Newport -
Ihen able .uppy drnsnd apPorunp
inform the lsdes that hs Ip opening Cresh supply o
which white, and appropriate for bridal
.Iao d,eSrs, inarrr, rapntr eslars ans ~ an d
black hs lace ,J
st ~ rwrentha n straw anweF., tea'hrr anwprs. sc
The Is The Only house IN the United sAfes he
- ha ottappd
Rosros, Irrusry 5, 1853.
I.r g.
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Completion of Panama Railroad

Rciu tan N Tue California.
r. UaiIed SIuf u,,h s,cr,n-bns l"a,r NJ York
r%[ss-a for Aspu" ~ th- t.'r uuth
N.Is1asS r""nr ug 'na NAH stnamor raaaE1
iE1'se~sst<gsE3
Thea tranh0 have rapoccJ approved Navy
Department, and Gnarany 5Tcd end taidg
The Panama milr-
to aud o hrurs. baxgayr
- che ked Nv YoA Frau o. and pa
rnhafA hs
th mony paid 10 NPw YORK oil rxprnSra fip
R'servr 81 nmets arr kept IN pou ia New YA, rantEq
san FranctAc0, detention
tho rouu iscndrcy rci'a5io.
ra'rngers oavo Panama the day thy al Aspp
wall
EoUdu0in through s.eamcr, take charge
women ard chrJrCn wubuut othcr
~" t"nr tickets - the lowcst rates appy u" ag"rcy, n
"cS' street Ne" York, 10 7. W RAYNOHD
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The C"lIcE. ~ II. james Marylsn
NE SEC, nd term of the present begins Monday,
1 March
Th"re u of csIlsgae prep ,ratoy commercial
.tudr.. -
Address Rev, nr. KERFooT, Rector, &C.
Fcb t9-2aWAw
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No. 644
sstiss OF ths Itsopsning ths D&nviIs Land once
lea GIEiMUi1.

-..s.r.e GEKERAL t.ASD HFEoR, Sept 49, 1850
INSTRUCTIONS this the rRIzer
receiver 10 pepaa
said d. give thtuy day
The said
renpenag afce The which appcstuus
be I'd by liem.
TAOS. A, HENnRITKS,
sept2-2HwbW fln 81 rtaF, tuIiHlz
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Housekeeping Articles.
TREASURY DEPLRTNtNT,
March 6, 1875.
Eak QHInwsw

THE subscriber desire, public
asunieht OF house furnishing g"ds ~neh new rendere
complete in every department coLs'sung In part Of
FRENCH CHINA
Gold band plain white dnEe dessert
ach.d rich ups aucsr with aud without motoes
pitchers Perfume W variety
articles appropriate decorate engas paror table,
toIiet.
Dinner and o'st also, in detached Inrg
stock Of Edwadss latest s1Apes.
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian such dscantrrs nasons
liquors, umbsrs. n"Rer bowls, csrgs, float BOWL
dishes, salts, pitchers, dc.
TABLE CUTLERY
halfdozen hny-one my three pieces also
ivory handled knives only and forks sieels &c
BL0CK-TIN GOOna.
Such chaGnT Dishes from To "a Inches co and tea urn
cnfeS pot. pou co1re biggtnS, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and easnr.
covered dishes, pitchers, cake and run baskets wao
JAPANNED GoOns.
surh walters trays and in plate wanns slpp ars
foot tubs, water cans, &c
GAS FIXTURES
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale
the manufacturer retail prccs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps Eandoles ware, tenders and irons brushes
.hovss and onEs coal bod ladders mats Eoudr
wahs irons willow Britannia ware, goods
cooking requisites NJ almost every
large assortment o articles Of utility
HneseEeepcrs will hnd decidedly 70 their interest anime M
sck and Preer Thry VIII not on'v dnd large n
which to make selections, but
the description Of goods be any
cities
Goods delivered any par w Georgetown free
charge.
Catalogues containing complete A OF every article kept 70
c. w. BoTELEE,
Nov Aawowh Iron HaiI.
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Dec ll-lag6w

HEP JUyEs Lie $50 X Tue unG~r-tg led hcs srr
of books for children ars" aud
years, b. Id at '
that need Toy suited to youth
4 all and may e ~ h=
wilt ~ works OF Mrs Uihrd
iSs EdgeworIh MIR III Il, su"h w'I"rs-hos'
nch IN
good tags aud arri upt"r"d hN
have a,pusr hing Al the
woris Of one syaai" chtIfrn %. va u
Dec I5 fRkNtk TAYLOR
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Form "A.

Know all persons by these presents that has released,
hereby United States all lnIihst
ab claim evidence of deb
number for the Of 8, Issued by the late cpsbic i
Texas, United States with
Con entitled provide
such creditors OF the late republic Of Texas are
hcnd Congress of september eighteen hun
the 25h day February, 1875 and
xas, approved st Of February. 1856
As witness band and seal
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Two Books OF the grsatest value . men Of every
business and profession
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE
FUL KNOWLEDGE, ron 1856.
One roL, limo, $50 10 pp
Frcc 81 paper, 81 25 bound, To be ready few days
TIRE AMERICAN ALMANAC is lled with greatest
Importance to American II contains
on respecting the general Of tho United
OF each particular Stae an, such facts reanR
Europe useful people.
The Monthly Magazine Thousands Of
literary productions ofargs famo and sho@y prernson
indebted 70 s nod tnn volume, i
orderly NJ sacs lis tables of dry
chapters of a manner "f information Every professional
tAy nothing of the ~ busresE who viii he
~ drp o running and Borrowing and guessing and bunders
70 ne course OF The year blessings that
ed' but nrraI Reh acIa ~
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o IA n 81 tnIvsrstty. Lebanon



Tcuu~~s~e.
FACULTY., Hon. Abraham OF the
T judges OF Tennessee
lion. uages
( Tennessee
hon bnmaeId h. ridley OF the cnancelors n the state
Judges Caruhtrs GTUen dcV Whole
tI school
Plan Of nS'Tictionl Daily examinations class
books No regular Of explanations a.
taiy lessons the 0f the EXAMINATIONS
Weekly law and whiTH
tham hrgh all
ar
willis records, and Ell documeu read
the Sona' by nnpnHl q
suptemr which held nnnhiy
suhlC every The clerks
jurors iudr'-
,acies IhrT
6rs the nird dOuday
ruber and ends third Thursday February The secoad
the succeeding Monday B February and snds
Thursday July.
ryenes y Tuition S5U, conungcn
a. boarding Hbou ESQ
which be had In tbc .ebaRnn trIuksI
required course,
advanced class previous stud
There Clagsea sudrutp -y
NY during the collegiate year
There n BIuui Legislature
Number df students collegiate year clehty ST
RDBERT l. ChRlTTuER5,
Fnb ll-POlY Frestdeut Beard ~ TutsfrFs
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E'RE ONLY HkE AI1 I1HoKiZEDI-The Rob OF DR. BOY
L NEAu LAF " 1EUR Is far t'tsi
uicr. panla
wihUsI affections Of br daFtrcs sr,a
penod | t, and hereditary acrmony VI humoTs As drpuTs
etuy fAcucnus carahs tie bladder
Oher wtakne-s
tnircunRs smnhngs. As yrhti
o. haisam OF c"pasa ruh~bs nm j"c"ns WIN only
The wtIhnui The Rob
sylu Whrthrr
tng ard winch the mercury dur
uf
General far the uitsd states; Gabc Bloodn. esq
WilHu NrW orb Co whnlrsae
New Of, %eult,, San Francesca.
rhc Eb .aGrceur d bv an drurris's
States The lamphe II Drci @ G"Tv on tht
cs .ruperr's~ ~ Roo obtained
din ~ WuAn stre't, New Work, WIN
~
q, prepared Au~ura - o.
Sc tjulrd ~ nh
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sptrtn,Ioa.

GOLD sver hHe steel sud plated src,aoe eyc glasses
- an tncu@ea pCrirara
long peculiar vaEaces IN s.,ecs ga
adapted to the ryos
VI, W. GAIT a BRO,
32i Penn between Niaih and TenrL streets
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~ Oh.E MOODS NEW uoRK.-Modcm Pugnm',
~ s"wUg N" Improvements mtth0h
ractg rho CrleIa Ct by Wood, uf 'Prpr
srheinsthl 10 Nme'tca - . yslumss. Price IS.
Leters ytuar physician gsi entering upu praece BY james
JRrkson, VI H., Ill, D. al
and Richard WHdrstb auIbot History
~ fhr unilrd a. 2S.
sl 95. 80 = ~''
lust pubIished and for sae at
TAYLOR h MAURYs
NoyB Roskftarp near 9th street.
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A mERICAs HOUSE, Hanover stree Boston -
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly rnhed possessing
tathe noden improvements and convenenee r the
TN ri travelling p1hlic.
n ID
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hi m.nl.pn clreult ceurt. oe,o1sr -, lsss.

WILLIAM H. weaver and Mary y. his wife, Simeon Weaver
and JuAa his i chancafy agalnst the children
OF Jae Cgsr dscrassd whO@e uues are uukHuwni the sh
o. deeeaHud, whose
base names are unknown; and ANA s wife Joel
Casr lie children C, deceased, whose
knnWn NchsaS CReg Cngisr, and JeIesb CugeT
s eight Of Aaron lIge deceased
nIs Sinclair Graves aud William H. Weave Se,
uIOn."
ET.raots Of decree.
This cause coming ON 10 be papers formerly read
county VI Manon and The port oI Wsm w. Wea-
yeT appointed ss The land and
petition of Sinclair Graves,
Weaver having nd 20 biIn uhound
report msnned and practising aud him
ss Of the said nd praying 10 b. relieved om bis
he iaha
rr6old Gni 81 dry nled 10 said pruu1n, &C
time the court ia udeT 20 huSe the rights
ariies iund specified, and the
pecveIy d1h adJufge, order aEd
Of this having first
hrrrof ty pu caou patld IN ei Of
successfully, ana the
Madison do take account OF the
the handsof the SAID Weav
lls bringing the
paid the parties eniild
from praun time HiOwed and The sad
runIbe az all The
pariep The distribution Of The SAID fund.- and Their
IL ptacucaha aud make
p court anything deemed GcTuheut
| whtch rIther' ariy may require. - -, : ,,.,.u -
Copy. Itstes hELfiELu cANEi Clerk
The part mt taking and stating The directed
thy noiard thai have
aud NY county Of Madison, Virginia.
plare be taken and stated by
| sioner. WILLIAM EARLY,
Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Coun.
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lEuGREss Of Rengious Ideas by L. Maria ChIIds
The Nv Purcha'o Early West cdton
tuiy. Novel |
Work. Chas. Lamb
Hnrprrs' Story BOX VuI T.
MEXICO and its Rel gnu nv r 4. wilson. Illustrated.
Rnrdsr Rcagle~i by w. Gilmore Smms.
lmtkr; b" Charrs Dickens.
Thr Crilo v ifo ~ Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of The Cout by william Harrison Aina
Nov y TRANCK TAYLOR.
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| AND WARHANIs-Theb highest cash prices paid by
u NJ, SNYDER SON
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Caution-Lo terry Frauds.

OFTTCE or THE hARTL,Ep C"NsottphTED LOTTERIES,
Balumore, Maty,aRd, Juv J., lsa5
THE Maryland STATE lotteries kaa deemed II
he duty caution the pubic
WIN circulate BY mai and Otherwise fraudulent inuery
and pretend 70 be for lotteries winch
aFe wholly fictitious
The ony lotteries Maryland drawn daily under
the ndenee Of the
th" state undsr the Consn ana approve m
sChsunrs and 10 attend 20 me dtsWIurs.
Al the tickets in these nd all nackago
tickets have the thng sph"t Brennan
Once
BaliinOte Maryland" Az otnrrs are fraudulent
For tu information subject auds address
y X. BRENAN,
Sept 9s-dly REtinnTe Msrvapd
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osGthLLoH'~ New ,'"em.-rh~ @'ng ~ Hn,watbn ,
l. by Henry wad-worth hnrgfrrww u
- tunuy
Ju't published and Tor sale
TAYLOR MAuFI'S
st,rr,,, 10 -
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LKENCH JUNE EMILE HDOkS - wrr- -s"Iecrrd ruIrec,r
L "f FrU"i juv"udc book, 10 r-s
araprd them.
he nd At The buoksore Of the undesgued hm-,t
GGn Pars
Drc TRANCK TAYL' q.
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r. NJ. rEAsE.
Dsr.RTHFsT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT stats,
Austin, TeAas, February 2, 1856
Esrd Clark 9ecrrfay OF state of the State
he,ahv csr the Ererong eight
rnpy the original entitled An giving
An provide for
republic of TEXAS
pbsr eighteen hundred
~ pas~ed the secnud session uf Tho Trt,hd
Congrs ~ United ssrcs, and approved February twenty
oighiN eighteen hundred and any. .hve.n
uy tho of the department tho dsy
GsrAIl aofossid. .
EDwARn CLARK,
Secretary Of stats,
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sSoPosRp DAT.rs oy sAiLIae,

For freight or passage Gpr!y 10
EDWARD X. COI.LIss,
No. 55 Wall strost ". Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, b co.
LIVERPOOL.
STEPHEN KEkN iRD & Co,
u Austin Ftiars, l4undou
q. O. WALNW RIGHT & CO.,
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EuwARn CLARK,
Secretary Of Statp.
ESEcvrIvr DsrlHTsrSr'

rE. NJ prasc, do hereby
ty that Fjard Clark who signed the cefcafs the preceding
pago sscoay ~e 4 and wa- ~ the rts n said ccrhcse
the Secretary sao nT tho State of pexs VI The
~ the ngi Al STATE and
talinn II In drs to-rl.
testimony whereof hersunla name
great ss7i ~ thr Stao n he Hfxch cy Austin,
srhr1 tits sixth DAY Of FHbrus, n md The vsaF
Ind pendence ofths Tinted lie eighieth and
Of Texas the uTtHtieth year.
Z, Vi. rEAsE.
And whereas creditors referred IN act u Congress are
deemed identical sih The bodsrs o described IL The ad
act orAe state Of whereas Il ALLEGED thar tbes
orref certificates debt holders of sy assert "a
BE- grrurr and rin payment o and whereas the 50 Of
at pfCorrr7 requires Udr ~ the cefcass Other
svencts ~ said debt sha reoscs the United s,ae
- state or cEss before payments and the
s s 'c ol7Trs pubic Dcuee should Jo gwen for the space
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hereby certify that, Of knowledge and belief
above named guHrannprs are good and sufficient
(SiruCt) L.
Mar S--3 wt.hMay &Iawu
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"a mail bag is epitome of human He"
TEN YEARS AnoNG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Dmy Of Special Agent cfths Post Off
Department.
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nROCEU'Es, WINES, LIaUURS sc - We ber ia avs 10
call the ~ friends public 10 o, sk Of
fresh groceries, consisting If
Fine and black
Java Rio, aud Lagunyrs cohces
Reined
PANTY, Thns and -four, In bLIs and has.
Chresr. lard. hams. and EhOuidtrs
Grain nd vi dpFcvlntinn
And other article necessary no cooprsts aso
'
Wines Liauors and CIzrrs.
Madeira sherry claret chaupaRpo wines NJ
bFErds p1rr very superior
Fine srandies, whiskeY &C In vvnaf and glass
Together with large stock of Havana German and donrr
cigars ' ' '
We wiz ohe the shove goads with articles witch
shall be cvinF such an tpdgcpnpu 6
hmihes give -unplyipg Ieiy ap
THONPHnN, HkEU,fOk. A 90
South side Penn. evenue, hetv. * and 6h strcetr.
Octp-Iaw3wn
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Nov 29-law6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

GosSg IN TIE MlssIsssfrI.--ou Eridsy lA,t
the Mieisippi was froarn over Edr distance Of
ten miles above 81, LSais and on the evening
fthst day the river was eorged below a. ~
rs above the city. The gorge in fact, extsDdsi
to Alton. and the steamer 81. Psul. On its xsy
to that city, was fresu W seven mills beiov 81,
Louis and without fuel
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MONDAY, JWuary n, 1856
cor NCN..


Reading Of the Journal dispensed with,
Mr.. Flandrau introduced memorial TO Con
grsss praying that body TO amend so much OF
our intercourse laws a. relates ia the payment of
annuites TO Indians.
On motion, the rules were suspended, and il
WAS read first and sccond time by its title,
A message was rccived from the House, ask
ing the concurrence OF the Council in the pas
sagr of certain hills.
Mr. Tilotson introduced All act 10 hay out
certain Territorial roads. which was read first
and second time and laid on the table TO tc
printed,
Mr. Sctzcr asked the Unanimous consent IL
the Council 10 introduce all nc, TO Incorporate
the 81 Croix Room Company, aud on his mo
ton. the rulcs wcrc suspended. aud Il was Rad
FIRST ind second time by ia title
Mr., Setser offered the following preamble
and resolution:
WAsreas. AZ tho present time two hun
drrd Sioax Indians have entered the county Of
Washington on the east side Of the Mississip.
pi river, aud aro now cncampcd somewhere IN
The ncixhborhood Of the Marine Mills. serious
ly annoying the settlers, destroying their prop.
er'y, &c, and
Hhuoas. The citiscus Of that part Of the
Territory have scot over TO the Supcrintepd-
ent OF Indian Affairs. informing him Of the
fact. requesting his interference. and claiming
the protection Of his Excellcncy. the Cover
nor, as citizens Of the Territory. residing on
land granted and sold 20 them BY the Uni.
ted States, aud
Wherois, His Excellcucy denied having
any power 10 protect the property Of those
citizens, referring them to the Indian Agent.
and the said Agent also denied having any
power 10 restrain thoe sAvagss. intimstinr
that the citizens should protect ,hcmselyss,
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= : :
@. a., .l.ct all their
both branches Of Congfes' - I'll -
Executive nna Sa', ';,hout ! voioe Ia either
PooP9 " rnn.s. can ooIv have those on.
urancn " I'.s oi..msnt by the National
Ts ..is"
EIseuIi.r. .,.,.. ,h.,sfors recommend that
iCaI u.. ~ ~ Matted State be memoir.
ln ~ Io ~ smsod tbe Organic Act OF this
m...;,o,v a. hereafter 10 allow the people
1919 1ot onlv 10 make their own laws, but
La N elect their own o(scern
n Mich h rsspoctfulIv admitted.
Groror Al. McLEop,j
n. W. I0rr, COMMUNE
Mr.. Holland begged esve 10 present. the 'oi-
lowing minority report:
Resolved ms. II. priae,yl.. Il tbs Ksn... s-brss.
set syias The eseps Of .hsss fs.dsss,ss The ,sh. 70
s.s. - 49,, a.. ~ ~ s,ss"i 81 .b. noar
Osnorssiss, 70 ssssss ks nstt, sa;sn.sniy sss end
ps~ e. " .sd !. ssss,sss.s .s u: .oss a,s,,ss
len ~ r.. .asIses 81 slssmS.
r..o,.a rs., a. ..,...... a. III. ,a.., u III.
rsli.s s,ssss saassistsd 10 hs be Asas:i ns..g.
.. ne .ss.ss p :,.ssy. asa 's'~"'" On 'S' '''''''
$500 rns, ~. ss.,,...,. altered BIZ Governor
% he sasss, 81 me Kss.s. sstss.ss act asa The
r..i Of the n''ear cs~pro~'ss. meets with cur s"'
sA' 'Pp'''"'
Mr.. GsIbraith moved that the reports be laid
on the table to be printed.
Mr.. Wilson moved the minority report be In.
definitely Postponed.
Mr.. Mcleod stated that Il had bern public
ly proclaimed there was desire TO drive the
"Hcmians' 10 tho wall, and the "Hessisns'
were consequently anxious 10 have the matter
disposal o. The report Of the majority was
perfectly plain, and he IVES In favor d lbs imme-
diats adoption. but would wsive biz predictions
20 admit gl the reports being printed
Mr.. 0aibraith said b. desired the reports To
he printed In order that the people might sec
whether they wooh vote 10 favor Of the social
I'd principle Of popular sovereignty. contained 10
the Ncbrnsks- kansas DIN ne m'gma'issu tne
majority report - meaning notnins, AM com
mendsd the cspi'citncs On inc minority report
Mr.. V. stated hm pcsHion ~ tha' :" oppos't'oh
70 the extension o. slavery. a.,
Further remarks WERE MADE ~ msss, NC
ifod' prnnhy, I've 10 Sefxne ana aaipra"n.
NJ WILSON was opposu 20 ,ne in,rnnc,'"
OF resolutions extoii'ng indis'h"as 'hs'eh o'
party prlnc.pfs:
Mr. no'iaoh 'noved thai ,1 fe"o!a'oi@ w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

Resolved That the report Of tbs majority Of the cum
mee which referred that part 81 the Governors
Message relating 20 Kansas aad NEBRASKA es eHPapged
iron the journal.
Mr. Holland moved to lay the resolution on
the table. The motion prevailed. Ayes "a,
nays l3; - follows: p
YhAs-Nesns. BrsdJsv, Cossi D. Ia Nervne, Cal
brs iii, Gshs Cant Holsnd, Hsii. Hunt ide JsekmAn
Kitkman. Los, Murphy, Nobies Pierce stargis fsylof
Van Worries wihisson, ana wflsos--2f.
NAY--Msssr-. Boatiilier Cleveland. Dunbar. fsrn-
han, Gere HArtssbouer, Hsas Husbeil Johnson. Nor
ri., Thompson, ThorBiise and Mr. spsaksr-is.
The House. lat midnight, on motion. Cd
journed.