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The daily union., 1856-03-29


says:
Mrs Long, the surviving widow Of Gen Long, the
leader Of the patriotic army in Texas in lslS-tbe lady
months with but occupied the fort
Bolivar Point in lsle2o-aud Mrs Eberly the heroine
Of archve in ls47 in Galveston, honored
survivors Of the first settlers Of Texas"
The Austin State Times says there have been several
cases Of scarlet fever in that city. They mild in
form
The San Antonio Texan learns that Gen. Smith has
stationed one company Of rifles at the Bandern Pass
OF the Houdo and at the Cboo likewise TO be
stationed the bead OF the springs San Antonio, 20
range between that and the neighboring country.
The Corpus Christi Advertiser Of the 18th says:
we learn from gentleman who has just arrived from
through adjoining counties east of tbe Rio Nuece
that from oneouTth onethrd Of the entire stock in the
country through which be travelled have died from sheer
exhaustion and starvation The recent rains will undoub
edy kill of macy in Consequence Of their bog
ging he having strength with which help them
selves Cattle west Of the Nueces looking welfare
sleek and fat
Mr johnson (dem has been elected mayor Of Segun by
majority of seven over Mr. Gordon the American party
candidate The democrats also elected the city treasurer
and three Of the four aldermen.
The seguin Mercury learns that Captain Callahan is
rnising a company Of minute men"
The daily union., 1856-03-29

ucCLuRE. MILLS, a Co.. Land Agests. Deoefss;
lands In the ststs Of love sh ~
wauants, scp, Cor parties aPpyagi VII psy ies ~s@e ~
,buya and cell and land wTfant
Careiul given DE scecfsp hn6s "
competent engineer and snrveyoh A. a.s+.@.
,s4
Hon. ceorxe w. jones' u. g. senator, Duhlane, Iowa
Gen, w. Lewn surveyor general. Dubsqas, lewa
Dodge, u. q. Senate, Wtrcnnsis
Msssrs d ecott, bankers ksw herk-
Hea. Hi Cook, Bsfaio, Eew Yosk- essup
Feb a-dtlI eodff6m a.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

How Mr. FILLMORE RESPONDED IMITATION
The Albany New York Evening Journal says that the
exPesident initiated into the know-nothing order in
bis private library and il stated AT the time. The
Journal adds The brother who conferred the degrees
and imposed the obligations in Mr. Fs library concluded
the ceremony by saying This will make you President Of
the United States 10 which Mr.. Fillmore responded, ]
sincerely hope So. "-Epchangs
This will doubtless become incorporated into the
monies Of ofknow-nothngs in initiating members The
newmade anterhite will be assured This will make you
constable policeman city attorney sherf associate
justice the may be- The know-nothing will reply,
sincerely hope so."-N o. Courier
The daily union., 1856-03-29

STIII choice lot ef straw Bsnsets, shaksrs
y Bsoouerr, boy and of every descrpAion-
A spleado of the hnesa Fresch howeTs
he most beautiful styles, NJ the IO~es prcCs
Craps nanss, IBons, sks arons hSane hanes, crowns
kc.
A umminEs
Fancy Foodp a their variety WN p. sHEDDe
March as-lv 5e7 Eleventh street, shove Penn
The daily union., 1856-03-29
THE DAILY UNION

OF the resolptopN This morning after The Journal had
hr-a read ar Mcdonald and stated that As be had
been nnlsty called abollionist because he did not
in favor of the resolution be hoped the house would
permit him 10 change hiE Permission was granted
the gentleman from klamath and the clerk directed
make the alteration
CHINA NEWS.
The schooner Wanderer which arrived on the "a instant
brings from China TO December ID The rebellion is
voted suisanos by the Friend Of China In the Of
the rebels the city Of Kingun there three thousand
armed women participating in the fight.
The imperialst mandarin Chan Akee captured and
consideration Of his previous crnees the rebels broke
bone in his body BY one and then burned him
alive.
Messrs Aspinwal Mckenzie Co, together with sever
al Chinese mercantile firms hare failed for heavy amounts
The total quantity Of mercantile shipping in the
Of China amounts to 5s 600 tons
EEws
The Indians have committed serious depredatons the
mouth Of Rogue river On the 23d Of February descent
was made upon the farmers about four miles above the
mouth OF the river by the saTage led by Canadian ln
dian named Enos, and q general massacre took place.
Abont twenty -four persons killed the of whom
will be found in the details Of the published its
receipt Among the killed is Captain Ben. Wright sub
Indian agent The inhabitants Of Crescent City taking
measures To fory the town, anticipation Of attack
and some of them have arrived in fight to this city
Mrs Gesell and daughter taken prisoners Rogue
river and yet in the hands Of the Indians The fort
blockhouse erected by the settlers the mouth of Rogue
river is still In the hands of the whites they have about
twelve days provisions On Puget Sound battle has
been fought between party Of friendly Indians headed
by Pat Cainon friendly chief and the warriors of the
Cicketat tribe; large plumber Of the latter slain
The daily union., 1856-03-29

IL IG ceHs
Tn. Nightingale; Kind Never Lost from the Ger
ma Of achmtd ~
Imprcrsons Eassnd: sf English sceaey and
A Cleveland Core recos Of Grace Church. Bald
O..
s.rnoaE for the by Charles kineSi~y. IS
Our Chrrch Richard
stnoss Willis 50
Hear Trutbs-beiat Self hasugB the DiED.
win by Rev. WhiuiBehsm If. IS eenis
Uu,.on of he Liturgy BY archer 6ifdTd, A. NJ. o..
Nen ard Tunes of Revolution NeTos of EkHBHb Wa
son lneadIns Traveis Enrops and Am-ca from
I'M Correspondence Pubic Men, hemin
i.cepees and o Revolution edited by his Wins
c. Watson si 81
jusa pubished. and for sale
TAYLOR MAURYT
Murp9 Bookstore, 9Th Sireet.
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nun BOLDT-s Cabs.-1he Island NJ Cuba; hy
III Alexander Humtot TraHtAea from the spanish by J. =
Thrasher. 81 es.
Toss asd Hoping Story uIe BunchLack BY Jenn,
The GIecn Mouatan Chis-A story Of veTnohi by Byhs
Tn, un ncr stoy Of Rarsees Of
yellow Fsvrr Norfolk, Virginia, A. d. less; BY George
hrm.ironr d D..
New Railroad Steamship GUIDE for Match. Is
Just Published, and for sale si TAYLOR MhURVs
Mach Qs Bookstore 9Th 81
The daily union., 1856-03-29
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Indian Burea".-A H.s.ion TO the Backfee L.dtan..-
The executive of the Board Of Foreign Missions
the Presbyterian Church desiring send in June next
two missionaries with their wives to the Baekee
Indians and having requested permission of the Indian De-
for their missionaries to reside among this tribe of
Indians the granted, and the following circular
issued by the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs aid
in this object The board believe they
advantages for opening mission among this tribe
from the fact that three boys and four g belonging this
band who have been educated the boarding of the
Iowa mission will in short time be well qualified TO be-
teachers assist the missionaries and teachers who
be stationed among them The circular follows:
DEPARTMESr THE ISTEaIoR,
Ofhoe Indian Affairs
March 27, ls56.
GEsrLEMEx Understanding that the Board of Foreign
the coming summer to country Backfeet indians
missionaries, rho will be accompanied by their wives
ten power as may tend to promote success In their
Very respectfully, your Obediep. servant, w
Acting Commissioner.
Superintendent of the agents within the Central super
ntepdency
Agricultural Dirision of the Patent O5ioe.-A Report
from letter dated Govanstown, (near Bal
more addressed to the Patent oicc says follows
1.-THE seeds and procured from the Patent Office
las. year turned we particularly the English red cab
bsge heads raised from this species having been
knowledged be the finest brought into the Baltimore
started in hot bed planted them out about the middle
f Nav in deep yellow loamy Eoa. About the middle Of
November dug the up and found two OF them
length and about and half inch
This ntehd planting these roots and aiso the ssl
tubers taken from the stems allow them
in the ground all winter think 10 the second year
will attain large size in SOIL by projecting them
during the winter from frost"
OFFICE pEPAETMEST.
Eep Poa 0Ecos.-rhe following named new post Offices
have been esabshed and the following gentlemen appoint
ed postmaster:
Mennon Marion county, Iowa c. Reed, postmaster.
Palermo, Carroll county, Ohio John H. Moreand, post
master.
white House. Warren county Mississippi T. Miller, post
master.
Duck Lake, Ottawa county, Michigan E. II. Townsend,
postmaster.
BarrsviIs Burlington county, New jersey Richard c.
Harris, postnaster.
sandy Bottom, Charles county, Maryland; Thomas A.
Davis, postmaster.
Tlnsysrilie, New Kent county Virginia; Richard Z.
Frayser, postmaster. 49,
Moyerhoeer's Store, Rockingham county, virginia Nj
ebAel Moyerboeher, postmaster.
following named post Offices have been
discoptnned;
South Carroll, Carroll county, Tennessee.
st. Stephen kehardson county, Nebraska Territory.
Lights Corners, Waldo cn1nty Maine.
Harvey's Five Points, WestmorelAnd county, Pennsyl
vAniA.
Clover Green, Spottsylvania county, Virginia.
Creek Warren county Kentucky, bas been changed from
Swan Greek to GreencastIe
Casters Landing, ChieOt county, ArkansaE has been
changed from Casters Landing Gaines Landing, and A.
A. McGee has been appointed postmaster.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

NrW YoRK, March 2s-Fiour 10 frmsaes Of 900 bar
rels to good State, Sc 81 81 rs; common to
low grades Ohio 81 37H 81 s711 mixed to standard
brands of southern, 81 E2L ss fancy southern, $s l2
So Wheat is frmsales Of 500 bushels southern red
81 75 Corn frm-saes Of 90 900 bushels southern red
e5 cents. Pork hrmsaes Of 500 barrels SIC l2a
SIG IS. Beef is quietsaes Of zoe barrels Chicago
packed SIS 25 Lard is frm-saes of 800 barrels 9
Whiskey il frm-sales of $50 barrels at % cents
BALrlmoRE, March 2s-Marksts generally dull. Sales
Of Howard 81 H. and City Mills 81. Wheat
unchanged good to prime white 81 65 81 rs; reds,
81 so 81 90. Corn is lower white, 50 IS cents vel
low 81 6l cents Provisions steady pork SIG l2
SIS rs. Baconsde st 81 cents; shoulders, 81
hams lo l2t cents Lard 10 10. cents in barrels and
l031 cents kegs.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

NoRE NoRNoEs.-The ship Caravan, Capt Sends, from
Liverpool, which arrived at New York ON Wednesday
brings 455 passengers who bound for the Mormon
gion There were one wedding three births, and two
deaths during the voyage
The daily union., 1856-03-29

ALLIE. TERESA PARODI bogs leave snneusce
MI thai, North, she will give hi. city
grand the 10th ard 18th April assisted ny Madame
stakoseh and Leonard under the direction
Muur
Mile Teresa sing hs occasion for the FIRST
opiy timr tire Hymn La Marsei
received with immense enthusiasm wheeve
sung BY her.
Mar ST
The daily union., 1856-03-29

NEW spRING eoODs ron eENTLEMEN.-R.
STEER tailor, Ns. ss sevspth sirss between
HE spring goods, kas now s
his nna e Pntc ai BE
cgwrsese styles pFee 70
rs-y havns eseasnt and Sesntss
roed. usual SEd
elegant furnishinr goods for reHneHrn.
MHrls ls-enaawH
The daily union., 1856-03-29
TIE Cor Dirorst Cass
Marksis,

New YonK, March 2S.ln the Cox divorce the jury
have returned verdict for the defendant, Mrs Cox
The daily union., 1856-03-29
The zeitung, fancy, is far too high in its 6gures

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE LyKcHBURs-We learn from the
Lyneheurg Frgnia Virguiau that the Piedmont works
in that place together with splendid passenger
and large quantity OF valuable machinery destroyed
by 6e Tuesday night The loss Is estimated
upon which there s insurance of $4,000
The daily union., 1856-03-29

NILE mANyERs, Psstsienne, wins speaks Enuitsh
location, she will continue
give French and Spanish lsHRusees ard so
sdes and gnnemsp, private or in Glasses, n
her residence o that Of the scholars.
Iaih sL, Ma. 4si, between and streets.
Mar ls-d2ws
N RS mAHER, OF II IA street and rsnrsyl.
comfortable 10 iei with
board Day and TRANSIENT bosrdeu can ee aceomoo
dated ressopusls
Mar Ie-dAs
L. J. Middleton,
DeaIcT Tee.
osce ana aepo, sopthwes cern.r p aud laa sueFts
Feb E-d6md
The daily union., 1856-03-29

HosrITALITY AND MUSucEsoE.-Two members Of the
New York legislature sick with the small pox have heen
sent TO the Gshoae by the authorities Of Albany where
the legislature meets.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

M THAoEEHAY-This distinguished novelist realized
the SUN OF Sl640 and above expenses from the five
lectures be recently delivered in New Oreans The Age
meme Leung states that Wm AakePeace ThAckeray has
realized by his writings and lectures $500 600 sum
says this Journal which would enrich halt dozen Ger
man satiriss and change them from literary vagabonds
into steady citizens-E1cLange
H.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Hv >. @. meGurRE. Auesssnssr.

Mar ie-eodkds
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
MANOMIN HOUSE.

VEyHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
Il the pleasant village Of Manomn, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is prepared to accommodate
Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords The house is furnished with every accommoda
ton be found in country aud aside from the sub
stanals of life, the best wines and liquors that can DO
procured, may always be had upon call. The Stabling
Of the Manoin House, either for emgrauts, Transfers
or Drovers, superior to that Of other public house
on the road north of st. Poul. :.
May 24dawN A. }. WILLIS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
Henry K'KeEfy,
Dealer. 9,a Real Estate,
THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, W. T.,
MARTIN DREW.

NEANUFACTURER OF all kinds and quail ES-A
VIZ ties OF SADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKS, k[yAAA
vALIsEs, WHIPS, FLY NETS. &C., also,
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. All kinds of repairing in his
line done in the shortest possible time Third Street
between Minnesota and Roberts, st. Paul. M. 7.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
William Rock.

william EeOCA,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
NE ESPECTFULLY solicits part of Public Patronage,
~ and will transact with prUmpncss and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care
References.
r. M. Shoemaker, c. L. Cincinnati, Ohio.
e. Gest, G. Il. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. W. Adams, c. z. Lexington, Ky.
s. Medberry. G. L. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, g. +. indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague, G E. Shelbyvilie, Ind. ..,..-, g. .
M. M. Benton, Prest. C. & L. r. R., Covington, KY
Hon. r. l.. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev. l.. W. Berry, Pres. Inaana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Indiana.
Hon. E. u. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. 1, 1855. dGw1y
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
MiHtalluIlru1B Cnr0s.
SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,

A. G. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR.
yUyHE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
in Minnesota history as being near Fort Smelling,
on the bank of Mississippi River, and Is desirable
resort for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
cares of business the purpose recruiting enervated
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
reuts to the public for a liberal patronage. te6dtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE

WOULD rcspec fully announce to the Inhabitants of
~ Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected a CAR
RAGE x WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP on the corner of first and streets in the town
OF MENDOZA, where wagons and carriages The best
quality VIII always be foundfor sale and all description
of Blacksmith work executed With dispatch.
MENDOZA, Jan &c, 1856 wiz
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-12
Notice to Capitalists.
Greatest Bargains in Land ever offered
in st, Paul

1AeaseSC bargalns In Land ever offered
in St. Paul.
Following pieces of Real Estate will be sold a,
-. ~ per cent. bei0p the Market prices:
ioooo acres Of Land in different parts OF the
at from So to $40 per acre. ''
aoOo acres adjoining the City of st. Pau1
coy . at La Ponte Lake, Superior
io0 aos ~ Dayton Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
los acre lots in ynlan Dnyton,s "
o. g Dayton & Warren,s 6
on Lyman q. Dayton,s 2nd 4"
~ various portions of the City of ST, Paul -
improved and unimprove1. - ~ QUO
Inc "areheuse, store and Lots at the Upper Landing
belonging to Lyman Dayton.
The above will DC sold in quantities to suit purch..
ers. fAN""s-
TERMS, u cash and the remainder in and wear.
MY prices are such to enable to guarantee Ok 80.
cent. upon the amount paid I'm cash. re-
will guarantee o. per cent upon locations 10 r..
Warrants for others,in years. A@"o
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from "a ..
oo per cents upon unexceponable Real Estate secur,t
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
Oct IS-t.f
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

sas. 1t is opposed to freedom and in favor
Of despotism. St
We have already in another part Of the
Sentinel published the letter Of the freemen
Of Kansas, to the President asking procla-
nation. But for the especial benefit Of the
Democrat we publish il below. Here it is:
KANSAS, K. IT,, Jan. 20, 1856.
To the President of the United States.
SIR-We notified you that an overwhelm.
ing force, supplied with artillery, was organ
izing upon our borders, for the avwed purpose
Of invading Kansas, demolishing the towns,
and butchering the 1noffending Free State
citizens; and they constituting l4-2oths oi
the entire population. We earnestly re.
quest you to issue your proclamation imme-
diatelY, forbidding the invasion. We trust
there may be no delay in taking 80 import
ant a step to prevent an outrage which, il
carried out as planned, will stand forth
without a parallel in the worlds history.
[Signed] Very respectfully,
J. H. LANE, Chm Ex. Com. X. T.
c. ROBINSON, Chm Com. Safety.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
Insult to GoYerner Chase.

At the splendid celebration of the 22d, in
Cincinnati, 8. P. CHASE, Governor of Ohio,
was one of the invited guests at the table,
Several toastswere given and answered to by
distinguished gentlemen present. When
the Governor arose, however, lie was greet
cd with Kisses. This was wrong. There is
no doubt but he has rendered himself obnox-
ious to all Union -loving men in the State.
His rash attempt to involve Ohio in a war
against the general government, justly de.
serves the indignant censure Of the whole
people. But then out of respect for his po.
sition, if not for the man himself, they
should have treated him with courtesy.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
FITS =! FITS! FITS

Persons laboring under this distressing malady
win find DR.. Hance's Epileptc Pills to be the only
remedy discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fall
ing Fits. These Pills possess specific action ON tho
nervous system; and although prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found Of
pecfa benefit to all persons afflicted with weak nerves
whose system has been prostrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. The dyspeptic pa
tien, whose stomach has lost tho power Of duly con,
verting food into life sustaining clement relieved
by single course of the extraordinary Pills. The
gastic fluid re-acquires its solvent power, and the
crude nutrment which was load and burden to The
sufferer while his digestive organization was para
lyzed and unstrung, becomes under the wholesome
revolution created in the sysem the basis of strength
activity, and health.
Sent to any part of the country by mall flee u post
age. Address Seth S. Hance, 10S Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd. Price-one box, 49, two, $5; twelve,
$24. Feb. 29th, 1S56-3D-4w. ,.,,,
And for sale by Swift, and q. Hatch, Ravennss
Waun and Wilson, Deerfeld D. Bostwick, EdinbuTgy
J. w. Gone, franklin Mills; G. and G. Rr HaEmcDs
Auross; 0. l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons and Rootss
Wndham, all Dealersin Medicines everyw here.
RaYenna, Feb, %, lS56-30-ly, '-
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
The Presidents Proclamation.

When the President first issued his proc.
lamation in regard to Kansas, the Black Re-
publican papers from one end of the land to
the other, denounced it, as the act of ty-
rant, as an outrage and an attempt to bind
slavery upon Kansas. Now when the truth
becomes known, it is found that this same
proclamation so bitterly denounced by the
fusionists, ,sas issued at the especial and ear
nest request of The Free State party in Kansas.
What will these agitators of the North, do,
now, when they find the President whom
they denounced as the meanest of men and
the worst of tyrants, is actually cooperating
with the Free State party in their efforts to
protect themselves from the outrages of the
Missourians If our opponents are not care
full, their occupation will be gone.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
The Pittsburgh Convention.

We have but little room for comments
upon the proceedings of the recent Black
Republican Convention at Pittsburgh. The
whole affair ended in smoke. No nomina-
ton was made. They adjourned to meet in
Philadelphia on the 7th of June. A few
resolutions were passed, but they are want.
ing in firmDess, clearness and spirit, and
may be made to mean anything or nothing
just to suit the locality. The main object
seemed to be to (uae with the Know Moth.
ings. A constant telegraphic communica.
ton was kept up between the Convention
at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The nomi
nation of fillmore by the Know Nothing'
however, now precludes all possibility O.
the contemplated fusion.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
Gives it UD.

The Louisville Courier, an old-line Wing
paper in Kentucky, while advocating the re-
organization ofthe Wing party. very frankly
saysi
"We do not, for moment, suppose thst
the Wings have hope for their own success
in the next campaign. We believe that it is
written down in the book of fate that the
Democracy will sweep the whole country at
the next Presidential election in November
nex.. We do not entertain the shadow of a
doubt but they will carry Kentucky by o
sweeping majority. Would 1t not be much
better, then, for those Wings who have prin-
ciple and not self-interest in view, to sup
port Il cir own men and measures, especial
" when they know that in doing so they
more certainly secure the present success o
the Democracy, which they regard as Sc
necessaryl"