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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-17

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CATHCART & CO.'S
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
S E L E CT ESS GOODS.
PER LAST STEAMER.
We have just received cur
FIRST PORTATION
Superb Paris Dress Goods!
sHAWLs,
EMBROIDERIES.
LACES.
KID GLOVES.
SCARFs.
we would particularly request the attention Of orr
Lazy to the fact that in lot of goods
RICHEST VELVET ROBES!
EVER IMPORTED!
SUPERB POPLINS,
CHENILLE SHAWLS.
RICH SCARFs.
And many other goods, New and beautiful ordared
rad and
found in this market e''N' ~ NC
We are now III daily receipt Of
F FALL & WINTER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ADAPTED to the wants Of every class, and comprising
an unequaned assortment of every description Of
Foreign and Domestic Goods.
All Of which are offered at prices that cannot be COM
peed with in this city,
ET Terms strictly cash, and one price only.-Ys
eN Our SECOND FLOOR or Garnet and Hence
nshing Goods Rooms, contains large and most bean,i
Jul stock OF CEosLEY's Velvet, CRosLEY's ROYAL 40
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY.
FINE, SUPERFINE AND
TAPESTRY INGRAINED.
BRUSSELS, DAMASK AND
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS;
MATING. MATS AND
RUGS; DRUGGETs,
DRUGGET and LINEN
CRUMB CLOTHS.
Curtain Goods!
DNocATELLE SATIN DE LANES, AND DAMAsKs.
All Of the newest and richest Styles with the most fash
onable Trimmings to match.
NASA> ~AA'D IVA SSAAN IN EATVARIETY
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, and Pillow Casing
blankets, Quilts, Table Linen,
Napkins, and Doylies, Huckaback
fowls, Crash, &C., &C., &c.
eB- Carpets made and put down; Curtains mad.
trimmed and prepared by experienced and tasteful
cphoerer for many years in the largest Carpet House
in the country. F 'e
80 e. Please remember CATHCART d CO.'S
SPACIOUS BRICK STORE, Third Street, between Rob.
erts Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, Minnesota
eB The BASEMENT or WHOLESALE ROOM is do
voted exclusively to Jobbng Business and embraces
full stock Of Domestics and Wo0lens, of every des.
cription, suitable for a country trade.
Brown and Beached Sheetng, Sheetngs, &C.
Stripes, DENNIS, Blue and Brown Drills
Linseys Prints, Ginghams, Grey Cloths
And Satinetts White grey, red and
Blue Flannels; Red and Grey Flannel
Shirts, Dinns and Duck Overalls,
White and colored Blankets,
Cotton Flannes, Crash, Threads and Fancy Goods in
fact we have compile stock of goods suited for The
country trade and wcdld invite the attention of Ner
chants and Traders IL the Valleys of Minnesota ssis
sppi and ST. Croix to early inspection of our stock
which will be sold at Chicago St. Louis prices for cash
CATHCART CO., Third St. St. Paul
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
5sale, fresh supply OF Chiekering 4 Sons cell
II sST9ted Piano fo5tss, Of eeaatira 9lsek wal.
tone and tneSs OF touch be
country EuroPe and offered the lowest
rers prices, including carriage.
Also Prince Co.'S MelodeOns, style, with fal and
hA sEel OF hne Rosewood finish At the low BnSlo
prices with general stock OF Martins utAra
Italian, French aud German Tolns Yiolineeos Flutes
Ees, Banos, Caborines, Tuning Forks, italian
strings, with all other articles In the music line, gene
raj assortment Of Variety Goods.
WhoesAle and retail old Music and Variety GtoFN
nyS S'-S- s''ss'' JAS ME1LoR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.

I
174 MAIN ST.. WHEELING.
FALL AlYD 1FLNTER T,RADE
CToNE & THOMAS take pleasure IN announcing that
Winter
| Dry & Gods, Varieties and N iIlinerT Goods.
They have just received thrr Second Fail Purchases,
which, added to their formerstoek, win enable them pre-
| sent to the Public more Than
$4,000 NORTH OF GOODS,
Being by largest apd MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered to tile Public. 4aiI5- - XXI
To their former variety they have sdd large stock Of
Cafpeng and Rugs OF the latest designs and best makes,
and also beautnl line of choice F1rs suitable for Tie
Winter fFGdet-to both OF which, Ee their
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
Having been In the Eastern cities shOrttlme preTousto
the late heavy rise In all kinds OF Cotton Fabrics, and buy
lug largely with the Cash. they have done for many years
Ttstl well directly from the Importers, Manufae
tars in some instaueesi they able TO fer inducements
10 CS& buyers either by the PIECE RETAIL
exec d by no similar house 1t the West.
To meet the wants OF their rapidly Increasing Trade they
haFs made and are making sppe % fuSniSh
their iiae4n the west.
In this stock may be found fully
1900 yds Siks-embraeng Of the finest imported,
Thibets and Siaddomas-of every quality and color,
fun line Of the Richest Painted oulbre shaded and Sat
In striped Cashmeres and DelaiHeS-inported
100 shaEls and eoaksenibr some OF the richest
ever offered in Wheeling, f7
10000 ys Gnghalns Debazes, Delafnes Prints,
$4,000 " Of Domesttcs-embracing the largest line Of
American Woolsns and Cotton goods kept By any similar
house. II not by any house In the city.
They have laid in their stock with view to closer cash
trade, and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident that they can offer inducements to
close cGsh buyers exceed by house In the West II in
the United No trouble oOds-goods
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
- Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
NOVA
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THE L1DLES' DEpARTKENT
/. ]. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmer College
L0RIN ANDREWS,

President OF fKenyo1 College
To Young men who wish to acquire "Busin Edued-
tion," think 1t affords facilities very seldom q9Alsu
Mr. RANoER has the rare OF knoW
edge aptness teaching, added to practical
Room eXperience and we confident that graduates from
his College viii fully competent to keep the most eo
Gated set Qf BOoES.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. J. JANNEY, Seey Board OF Control, state Bank 0I VI
]. F. PARNI, Book Keeper atD. T. Woodbury's.
D. oNERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Dank:
liz MILLS, Seciy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
@. B.MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley 4 Co.'s.
ER-Ror fullparticulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v Proprietors.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

szsszss2 e s5sssss9 - $3.50 81 y
Great NorLnern anufSoutneEn naiI Eses.ss.
POR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND! WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TTNvice DAILY, Sunday night eSceped between Keh-
Tlond and Washington City via GOrdonsve and Alex
Hours of departure at Rich :, -,oop ~
Returning leave Washington...s A. NJ and Pm.
A.sS. aha =. R,,bmsud. 1902 n. and4 AM.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between KEN
nond and Washington ,.,r>,,, ,,c e,,,, N, " n
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE CHEAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MALL give the bet guar guar
anee of always securing connections, as Is shown o arri
vas daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance oil
the Steamboat line.
FARE nETwEES RcnNosD ASD wAsutSeT9S :S66S
An Omnibus will found always ready 20 take f'VPh
Messengers their baggage OF wearing apparel between
thc two Depots of charge with ample time oF them 10
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets can obtained between DanVlIe and
Washington at the Of the Road, now nearly COM
peted to Danvie. AnAEent OF the Company VIII receive
he Checks Of passengers from the Danvle Road and at
tend baggage all the Wayto Washington or the Bal
tImore Depot. ,s,,.
route. ,s.;,. .. u,.,
mond and Alexandria. -. is1
Y.,TTSIJUI n ICT0 a n NJ E,HITT1.
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TEIlAIH
For FnU Course, incl'tdiHg az Departments Of Book
keeuiR0, Leeturss and PeREdnShip, iHUdrtddEy IN
fSs Saafs ff 5ossia Iais; 5spaiisi 70 e
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5l,e lUbeelillg 1r1trllisenrrrr,

IS PUBLISHED
,,uY. TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
cspMPBBLL mp & MeDERMoT.
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THE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
u their hanksfor the gratifying and unprecedented sue
marked the Of their Institution since
its estabIISuent the Capital and stimulates them to
exertons in the most efficient MANNER the
rapidly increasing demand for Practical aud eonpree;
sire course OF mercantile tdH0. The great practical
experience Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled him to bring degree of perfection
system COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student by process is drilled at the DESK fdIgt
udy step STEP until he has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountauts duties thoroughly though ne had
Sercsd an dppresutteStp in some large Conmerctdt
House aud aWkwardness ltering, and egregiOus
bIunders are, in great measure, dissipated
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants secured the services OF some OF the
nhin. Lecture commercial
topics.
Our Instruction Is extended to
here but Il embraces every thing connected with DooBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion OF
Scientific Principes-Lecurrs Commercial history
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
ocraphy Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Part
uership, &c.
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oyr1cE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
UF'->- Entrance from Quincy st
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
LEMON SYRUP.

MADE from the fruit. A fresh supply, Just rcceiv
M ID and for sale al the Drug Store Of
may 81 NORWOOD TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

AN FDIToR's VAIEnTcroRy.-On OF thc fra
ternity ont West, who appears to have become
Disguised with the profession, assigns the fol-
lowing reason for vncatng his chair:
The undersigned retircs from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction that all is
vanity. From the honr he started his papor
to the present time, he has been solicited to
lie on every given subject and can't rrm"mher
having told n wholesome trnth without dimin-
ishing his subscription list, or making an cne-
my. Under these circumstances of trial, and
having thorough contempt for himself, he re-
tires, in order to recruit his moral constitution,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
NOTICE..

THE undersigned has just returned from New Or
/ leans with full and selected stock of groceries
and Provisions, which he offers for sal at tn lowest
market prices and TO suit his customer and the pub
lie generally The stock has been selected 10y him
self aud therefore has taken great cauton to buy
nothing but the very best articles III" market could
afford. Persons would therefore do Justice them
selves TO give him call bcfor' purchasing else.
where.
lie is also prepared to fIrnNl Balls, Sorc"@. We'd
dings Dinner parties on the most accommolat'n-
terms and in the best style. rs be ha. engaged the
best workman from the city. who has had long cype
Iencc in the confectionery business.
Thanking his friends and the inhabitants Of thi..
and the adjoining Parishes g.n rally. for the KIDD
and liberal ptronage bestowed upon him heretofore
he assures Them no exertons shall be wanting on h ,
part to merit II continuance Of the stma.
nov l.. SEES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
w u are in possession Of the patent right TO sell
w these cases in the Parish Of East Feiiciana.
feb % BUTLER n KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
SPIRlTU ALISM EXPOSED.

TNIIE nndcrs gnel would respectfully inform The
| public of the town Of Clinton and surrounding
country. that they continue the Dasn.rrean and
Amhrolype Gallery lately occupied by Mr., Mcclure
above the store Of G. A. NeatnS they particularly
invite the public To call and examine their new pro-
ces, of oil painted Ambrotypes, Those d'sirous may
obtain life SIZE portraits on canvass any number OF
Photographic duplicates proydd either plain or
coored in OIL MOORE COllEN.
January H. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

SOMETHING FuNNy-Wc notice in the New
Orleans papers, n correspondence between
Mayor Waterman and Mrs. Prcwitt, edtress
of the Ynzoo Banner The Mayor presents
her with Service of silver" from "a number
of most respectable citizen" as an evidence on
their part of a desire to encourage Southern
literature" We call this rather funny. What
has Mrs Prcwitt done for Southern liter
atnrc?' Nothing but to indulge in most I'M
womanly billingsgnte through the colums of u
newspaper We are ever ready to do honor
to those ladies who in truth encourage and
adorn Southern literature" but we think
the editorial chair of u political paper is no
place for woman in the South. We simply
notice this farce, however, to record another
one Of the New Orleans humbugs, -Natchee
Free Trader.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
TO THE LADIES.
GINGER BR ANDY

M ARpON SKIRTS. A new article, for winter
III weAr. can be had nj the store OF B. LNONS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

The man who couldn't stand it any longer,
has taken a seat, and now feels quite comfort
able,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Thinker Meeting.

The Tunket Meeting which took place
in Washington County, Nd, was the
largest assemblage we have ever wines
sed. On Sunday last we noticed that
preaching was going on in five different
places at the same time, and, there was a
continual stream of people running from
ore place to the other all The time that
10 compute the number of persons in al
tendance is thing impossible. We be-
lieve there never was as many carriages
and horses congtegaieG in any one place
before. 1t is supposed that The crowd
numbered from s,ODU to 10000 persons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Lively.

Last week our town was quite enliven-
ed and animated by the Fair, and the
MAY Parties that occurred on Friday and
Saturday last. The Fair was well pat
ronized and we understand did well. A,
the May Parties the children seemed to
enjoy themselves happily. Bot now the
Fair has closed and all the May Parties
are over and the oil town has rela psed in
TO its usual monotony and "hum drum
life. Cans something be done soon TO
enliyen it
The following beautiful lines are ded-
icated to the Queen Of the May party Civ
en- on last Friday by the Rev, j. L. FRA
RVS School -
For the Register
THE FEAST OF CHLORIS.
The charming Queen, Chlols gay SOW
reign OF Flowers,
Late held royal gala, in bright vernaI
bowers
SO gentle in manner and graceful in men.
No Syph could have Wed with the fair
floral Queen.
Her Majesty radiant in beauty Divine !;
Crhough crowned with sweet lilies, and
buds of the vine)
SO lusuous required no pearls TO impart
One charm, 10 a wreath oil rare gems of
the heart.
Her smiles on the Fete, fair dame nature
bestowed,
The blue vauIlng ether, with Sol bright
ly glowed;
(Though lately not many such favors he
showed.)
And Ceres, and Nomius most willingly
came,
With all The celestials, to honor the Dame.
The trio Of Graces the exquisite Nine.
All rendered their gifts 10 Queen so d.
vine
And beautiful Maids came all in a glow
Logging their 'Urns,' win pure waters OF
snow.
And bright Cupid boys too, all joyous
were seen
Cloves corps Of young Tutelars,) skip
ping the green:
And dignified MaTons, there smiled IN
their prime,
AT thoughts of the May-Queens, they
were, in their time.
All who but the cynical snarl at such
sights
Of groups of young innocenis, gay with
delights
MAY vision meier give US worse scenes TO
deplore,
Than mir,h on green sward instead of a
floor
Or, look upon things of more mschlev-
Gus power,
Than yoang happy Afaces, and old on''
not sour.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Riot in Washington.

At the municipal election IN Washing
ton city, on Monday. terrible riot occu.-
red between The rival parties. This was
anticipated. Several days before il was
announced that the Empire Club, Of Balti-
more. a notorious band of DULLES. in the
'pay of The democratic party. were enga-
ged TO proceed to that city and assist their
allies in driving native born American cit
liens from the polls. They we're q ere
as we are assured, ty the subj med ac-
count:
Quite early in The morning gang OF
Baltimore Eighth Ward DULLES staggered
through the streets Of the Fourth w ard
nourishlug revolvers. billies, slung shots,
Sc. and by way Of diversion lnaugurated
free fghl, right off, in which several
hundred men and boys took part. The
cause of the fuss, however,
seems to have been an attempt by the
lAul-Know- No,hings 10 keep such full
possession of the polls as that no Amerl-
can could approach within stones throw.
For this purpose they crowded the vicIn-
ity with Irish, negroes, and rufiians OF
every hue, each one Of whom manifested
| the most determined resistance when ever
a voter approached who was adjudged, IN
their pariance, "a follower OF The dark
lantern
After several fruilless attempts to de-
post their ballots, number OF resolule
Americans concluded TO press their way
through, when the Irish finding them
selves ovefpowered, drew ihei. blllies and
commenced slashing away In their
drunk enness and frenzy knocking as many
of ,hemselye. down as anybody else. Ia
Tie general melee which followed, pistols
were also fired indiscrimlnaiely; stones,
brick bats, and missiles Of every descrlp-
tion. hurled violently, pell nell, in every
direction. Among those I'M ured in the
conflict, R. b. Owens, who had his wllsl
badly shattered by pistol ball A kIof-
fer received spent ball in his forehead,
which stunned him, but inflicted no ser-
Gus injury Captain Goddard with his
squad, also mixed in, but come of rather
second best, Being struck several times,
but whether by friend or Toe did not APP
pear either then or subsequently.
Finding il impossible 10 su5dne the RI
olers, the Mavor called on the President
for aid, and ITO marines, fully armed,
were ordered TO The scene of the diStIr-
bance, and upon the refusal of the crowd
to dispense. they were fired upon by The
marines, and seven or eight persons killed
and as many more wounded.
Amongst the former was Mr.. F. Nj.
Deems, OF this city, a Clerk in the Gen
eral Land Office, who received 10 less
than seven balls in his person. We I'M
derstand thai Mr.. Deems was not enga-
ged in the riot, but was at the time the
Marines fired crossing from one side Of the
street to the other. His remains We're
brought TO his city aud inferred on yes
,erday Cumberland Telegraph, An
INST
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Committed for Court.

On last Sunday, a suspicious lndlvldn-
al, leading valuable bay horse, came to
the U. S. Hotel in this place had The
horse put in the stable and called for
breakfast. After which he offered the
horse for sale at all amount much below
his apparent value, stating that on the
evening before, while on a jerry, lie had
purchased him of Mr.. Chiswell Osborn
who resided on CAROLS Manor. He
remained at the Hotel until just after the
storm on Sunday afternoon, when he
went to The stable, bridled the horse, left
without paying his bill taking with him
Mr.. Knode's new bride and leaving his
old ole in It's stead. He was traced to
Mr.. Shank's Hotel where he was ares
ted on the information of Ezra Shank,
ESQ.,, and committed to Jail by Justice
Harding, in default Of security to appear
at Court. On Monday morning, Deputy
Sheriff, J. w. McGinnis, of Jefferson
county, Va. arrived in this city in per-
suit of the stolen property and came Tor
ward and identified the horse as tie prop
erly of Mrs. Hannah Hurst Of that coun'
tv, and the man as Booten Kaufman, un-
der which name he was committed by the
Justice. Kaufman will remaln in jail
until removed under Requisi,ion Of The
Governor of ginia.-FreGerick (Md.)
Eroo,,iDpT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

Faulkner's majority i'll the District is
2,2O6. In Berkeley county Hoge and
Seaman, democrats, are reelected to the
House of Delegates. The returns so far
show the election of IL democratic Con-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

DEATH OF u. s. SENAToRs.--Ilon.
Andrew p Butler, U. S. Senator from
Sorlh Carolina, died, on the night of the
24lh uh., OF dropsy. Hon. James Bell,
U. S. Senator from New Hampshire, d.
ed al New York city, on the 26,h ut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
IL See regular Advertisement.

INSPECTOR Daniel l.. Grove, Esq,
of Sharpsburg, Nd, has been appointed
an Inspector in the Custom House of
Baltimore by Judge Mason.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

We learn that Governor Wise has ten
dtred To Chas l.. Carr, Esq, ot Kauaw-
ha county, the pnsl of Lieutenant Cover
nor o. this State, made vacant By The ie-
signat:on of Lieut.. Gov. McComas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Snuers Ys. ChamberInin.

This case was disposedoG in the lei
ferson Circuit Court on Monday of last
week, in favor of the Defendant Cham
berlain. The points in the case are
briefly these w III. Sewers, Of Clarke
County, admlplsTa'or of The estate OF
VIM. Jenkins, deed, hired to John w.
Chamberlain. of Jefferson county, ser
want boy named Jonathan, al Christmas
of the year 1853, for the ensuing year.
During the WhiIsunide holidays Of the
year 1854, he was allowed The usual
privileges granted slaves at that season.
The said slave ayailed himself of the OPP
portunily thus afforded and ran away.
The boy not returning at the usual time,
Mr.. Chamberlain unprecedented that he
had ran away, and noafed Mr.. Sewers 10
that effect. Mr.. S. as administrator,
brought suit to recover of Mr.. c. dana.
ges 10 The full amount of the value OF the
slave, bit the defendant having adduced
evidence that he had used due diligence
IN Notifying the Plaintiff of the abscond.
ing of said slave, verdict was rendered in
his favor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

MAoIsTRATE.--ln district No. /. John
w. McCurdy. Esq, was elected as d
Justice Of tile Peace.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

Army ORDERs. Gen. Scott, with the
appreciation OF the President, has jus, is
sued an order Itat the two companies of
DE Second Dragons move from Fort
Randall TO Fort LeavenworliI. The Col
onel Of the Second lnianGy TO detach
three companies Of that regiment TO occu-
py Fort Smelling and one Fon Ridgely.
The Fifth Regiment is 10 be replaced in
FLORIDA by volunteers. who are 10 proceed
10 Jefferson Barracks and there await
further orders. The Tcinh Infantry have
been ordered to Fort Lesven worth-eight
eoDpanies 10 go at once. and the two
companies left al Fort Smelling and
Ridgely a soon as relieved by the com.
panies Of tie Second Regiment. These
move ments will all be made will the least
possible delay. Military orders were or
GPred by telegraph on Monday both to
New York and Fort Leayenworih.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

PARDoNED.--Governor Wise has par
doued Prizes! Kinney who was sentenced
10 the penilsntiary one year for stealing
articles from the Catholic church in Mar,
tinsburg.