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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-07
NUMBER / 8.


Quilt Of logs, but some are quite good size
ana neat frame buildings. II is singular
what strange fancy for coIors these Ger-
mans 't nave One Of these houses had the
i, !, work Of the doors painted green, while
the oody Of the door was white. the
TWO upper PANELS yellow, the two lower red
ana all nad a blue border around them. This
place is growing, but is too nea, to Ct clord
ever to amount to much, being onJv ejybt
miles distant. s'E S'SN'
This eight miles we soon trsversea and
pitched our camp on the edge of . LITTLE f.
pond, dignifed, 1 heard, by the title of rst
George But here I must conclude ard re-
serve my description of this arpbit;osr HI
place until my next. "
TABLE OF DISTANCE.
Lake Henry to Richmond q
Coid aon. 70 Cold spring ........... )
60 S0 S5efapEf e IS BE- Fl cJ1Ss 10
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The Court then adjourned.

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Monthly with interest. 1t certainly gives
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hereafter the ".Atlantic" will be looked for
each month with eagerness, as it will be found
on the table of all book stores and news deal
ers.
The terms of this Monthly are three dol
lars year in advance, free Of postage.
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To tho Editors of the 15nnesotidn

TO tho Editors Of the MSnnes0ttdn:
WAR DECLARED ON DEER AND WOLVES
NINE NIMRoDs IN THE FIELD-GREAT PRE-
PARATIoNs FOR THE BATTEAU.-DEAR SIR -
A party of famous deer stalkers, consisting of
His Excellency, Jno. S. (the) Prince the
Venerable DIR. Pete Hopkins 1.-THE Pirate y
the Rt. Rev. Willis G. Clarke His Highness
B. S. Terry, d. D.; and last but not least,
the Aldermanic L. L. D. Bill Branch leave
tomorrow, armed to the teeth, for the hunt
ing grounds on the Sunrise. Great devasta-
ton among the deer and wild animals is ex-
pected. Venison will be cheap, The COM
missary's department, under the supervision
of the Pirate, is well supplied with grub
and medicines. Expect some startling news
from the campl rr
@ Yours in great excitement,
* .4~@a JE-BANG.
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Police CoUEr.-Nick Denier, youth
about sixteen years old, was tried ON charge
of assault on a boy, name not given u.s. 1t
seems that young Nick, who has some of the
Old Nick in him, had grudge against the
little boy, and ran over him on horseback, in
flicting some wounds on his face by stepping
on him. He was fined $50, and committed.
An interesting trial took place in the af-
ternoon, between several persons, Milliners,
in regard to family feud which gave rise to
scrimmage among them. We could not
get head or tail of the occurrence from the
testimony of witnesses, as it was the most
contradictory, mixed up affair we ever heard,
and we wont say anything about it, lest we
get our wool pulled anyhow.
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AVERY celebrated Scotch divine savs

VERY celebrated Scotch divine says:
"This world we inhabit must baye had so
origin; that origin must have consisted in
cause; that cause must have been intelligent;
that intelligence must have been efficient !;
that efficiency must have been ultimate -
that ultimate power must have been Supreme;
and that which always was, and ia Supreme,
we know by the name of God"
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The DISTRICT CoURr.-Yesterday Dunn,
who was found guilty on Friday of assault
with intent to kill on Cody, the mill watch
man, was sentenced to three years imprison-
ment in the Territorial prison.
Hon. j. B. Brisbin, counsel for Frank Keif-
er, argued yesterday morning for new trial,
on the grounds of informality in the former
one, and moved to set aside the verdict.
His Honor, Judge Nelson granted the de-
PENDANT new trial.
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You pay six cents day for segars. Con-
tinung this for forty yearA with interest,
amounts to $3,S7s,22 Or, you psy twelve
cents q day,-this amounts 70 $A74s,44
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. THE CITY.

NEARLY AN ARREsr.-Blimpkins, who
boards on R Street, visits young la
dy in the suburbs, and, chained by her at
fractions, very often stays out late ABB
out the noon of night few evenings ago,
B. came sauntering home, ard finding the
front door locked, tried all his pockets to find
a latch key. Then he tried the knob again,
and made o second search for the key:
These mysterious movements were watch
ed with great interest by couple OF stars
municipal stars-reader for the night Was
cloudy across the street. who now drew near
under cover of building ready to nab the
supposed burglar. B. finally concluded he
couldn't get in at the front door, and took
step or two back to look upat the windows,
to see if there was any one up. Not seeing
any light, he bethought of last resource,
viz shed kitchen, irlm which he could
climb into window. No sooner thought
than he started. B. mounted a barrel, and
was just about springing on the shed, when
the two Policemen grabbed him, and gave
him no very gentle jerk back again on terra
frma.
"We've caught you at last growled the
big one, AourishiDg colossal baton in his
face.
"W-w-what have done ?" gasped B
"Not word out of you" threatened the 9TH
er, holding revolver at his head.
"B-but, good Policemen, am no robber,"
entreated B.; "I'm only trying to get in my
own house.
"A likely story" chimed in both the guar
dams of the night "come along preaching
wont do you any good.'
"But stop-let me call the people in the
house-they will assure you who am"
B. was so earnest in the matter, that the
Stars let him ring and knock until he arous.
ed the pater yfamilias, who on being told how
matters stood, explained it to the vigilant Of
ficers, and B. was released.
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Massachusetts Legislature

BosToS, May 1.-THE bill granting the Aid az
the State for the construction of the HoSsac tunnel
10y the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Comnany
has passed the House According 10 the ptoyi-
sions Of the bill the state pledges itself 10 give
ITS scrip from time 20 time as the work progresses
providing stock subscription TO the amount of
S6O0,Wn Is first raised. On the payment of 20 pc.
cent. OF their stOck-and the completion OF On,
thousand feet Of the tunnel-the State will com
mence TO carry out its pledge in aid of the enter.
prise.
There is no chance for the passage OF the bin
asking the exclusive privilege OF the landing sub
marine cable on our coast. Our Legislature are
too thoroughly posted in the tricks Of the EXIST
ing monopoly 20 consent % any such Proposition
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Aucnoneer

SALE OF ELEGANTBOUsEHOLDFURNI-
No UkME,Ar "a, a &c L0N Non MONDAY MORN
residence of n family declining housekeeping, No.
guy street, between = and 5d streets, superior
of, viz: " r
One superior seven-octave Rosewood Piano forte,
. made 10y Lorenzo Matt x Co., Boston
Che solid rosewood Parlor Suite, consisting of one
French Sofa, one Arm Chair, one Gothic Char,
son and green brocatel
handsome rosewood oval Parlor Tables, with mar
Tapestry, Velvet Carpstings, and Rugs
pas pas Chandelier, Pendants, and Brackets
Solid Rosewood Armchair, covered with purple
Bronzed Candelabras, French CarceI Lamn
Fine Blue Damask and Lace Curtains and Orna-
Walnut ROut Table. with marble top
v4ina6Ie COLLECTION of very superior Oil Paintings
Rosewood ,. and Gothic Chairs, covered with plush
Rosewood Tete a-tete, covered with maroon and
China CHI and other Mantel Ornaments
Walnut Hat Rack, with mrrorh hack
Walnut HAL Table. with marble top
BRUSSELS, hall, step, and chamber Csrpeting
Maho sTh Wardrobe. mahogany Washstands. with
Handsome mahogany Jenny Lind Bedstead
Mahogany Comnode, with marble top ''''e ''p
Walnut Shaving Toilet Sets
superior curled han and other Mattresses
Elegant walnut Dressing Cabinet, walnut Wardrobe
Very handsome walnut Bedstead
Walnut Washstand, with marble top
Cane-se Chairs, walnut Somn with marble Ton
OAK dining Chairs
Solid mahogany Extension Dining Table
Handsome oak SldebOard. with marble top
Bronze Napier Clock
Spring seat Lounge
Victoria Arm Chair
Blue and gold French China Tea Set, 50 pieces
Gold and white Fruit Stands
Heavy sIlver-pated Walters
White French China Dinner Set
Superior silver plated Castor
White and Bohemian glass Decanters. Goblefs,
Champagnes, Tumhers, Wines
Table Cutlery, Ice and other Pitchers
Butler's Tray. superior Cooking Stove
Kitchen Furniture and Kitchen Reouisites Sc
Persons furnishing and in quest OF really good ar
tices of Furniture will find tins sale every way wor-
thy of their attention. ' ~
Terms: $40 and under, cash over S4n a credit of
band ~ days, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest. s
may cd C. w. BOTELER. Auct
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EXPERIENCE Is the best evidence of Madame
MOUNTS Consumption Destroyer.
Mrs. Mount-Madam: I am happy 10 inform Won
the terrible cough and cold under which labored,
has been entirely cured and eradcated by the of
one bottle of your medicine. And can with conf
dence recommend it to every bosy suffering with
coughs or consumption. u. MAHkN,
No. 1876 Chestnut street, Philad.
] have used in my family Mrs. Mounts COnsump-
tlon Destroyer, and testify to it's efficacy in
OF severe colds. IS equal, n not superior, to any
remedies Of the kind l have ever used for such
purpose. Rev. JAMES RoBB.
This ls TO certify that was well acquainted with
Mrs. Mount while she was suffering with the con-
SUMPTION and know this Syrup to be the remedy
that enected her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
$780,. NAV aim
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The Lynch Law Executions i'm Kentueky.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky.,) May l5-The riot which
TOOK place here yesterday on the acquittal of the
four negroes who murdered the Joyce family was
led by Young Joyce, son Of one of the parties
murdered. As soon as the result Of the trial was
known, large mob, headed by Young Joyce or
gained and made several attempts upon the Jail
where the negroes were incarceTated. but failed
TO penetrate its walls. The jalors, fearing ano-
Their attack, ordered the men TO be armed as a
guard, which was done, when they commenced
ring from the Jail into the air for the purpose of
intimidating the rioters. The latter however
were not TO be put down so easily. and they soon
returned with cannon and placed IL near the jail
The keepers on hearing this immed lately CAN'T
ulated, when three of the negroes were seized by
the infuTiate mob and hung 10 tree The other
negro cut his throat In Jail, preferring 10 die thus
than by the hands Of a mob. Young Joyce who
headed the rioters, and who is supposed TO be in
sane, has been put in close confinement Serious
fears are entertained that the mob will attack
Messrs Wolf and Rosseau, the counsel who de-
Tended the negroes, but the authorities will en-
deavOr TO prevent any further acts of violence
Our citizens generally disapprove of the verdict
acquittng the blacks, but at the same time depre-
aff
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auot,onee-

BY a. UHEEN, AuctIOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
II TuRE AT AucTION.-On TUESDAY the 10Th
instant shall sell, at 10 o'clock m at the late res
idence OF Miss King deceased, on the north side of
street, next to the corner Of 18th street west Ali
the Furniture IN the house, viz ' W. W.
Mahogany Bureaus, pier, breakfast, and other
Clock. dressing and other Looking Glasses Dr..
Feather Beds and Bedding IN. .
Bedsteads and hair Mattresses .....
cane seat, large easy, and other Chairs ... % g..
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, gold band Tea
Car pets, Cooking and other Stoves ed.
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites ..-r D..
Terms All sums under S25 cash: over that
amount credit Of and 81 days for notes Is tisfacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest. -
may led A. GREEN Anct
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BY BARNARD x BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LIABLE
~ FARM AND TowN loTs AT AUcTIoN.-O n
TUESDAY, the 10Th of May. we will sell. at our
Auction Rooms on Bridge street, at IA O'Clock p.
M, valuable tract of land in Alexandra county +,
Virginia, containing seventy acres. about one mile
from the Aqueduct. adjoining and Immediately west
easy of improvement, is watered with several fine
streams tine greater part IS IN wood. This tract
Will be divided into lots Of hive or ten acres If de-
sired.
Also, at the same time, ivea acre Lot in the Dis
trct, one mile from Georgetown. on the Ridge road,
adjoining and south of the farm of Capt. Maddox.
Immediately after the sale of the above, IN front of
the premises, will sell the following described
Town Lots, VIZ:
South part of Lot No. go. in Beatty Il Haw kin's
addition to Georgetown, fronting 100 feet Fay
street, west side, and running hack l2O feet will be
divided into three lots.
Also, the middle part of said lot n feet and run
purchasers.
Also, parts of Lots Nos. 60 and 20, in Beatty &
Hawklns's addition to Georgetown, (northwest
corner of First and Frederick streets,D fronting IS
feet First street and 81 feet Frederick street
These will he divided into two lots of 3l1i feet on
First street.
The above described property (being the real es
tate in part of the late WIN. Jewell deceased will
be sold to the highest bidders without reserve
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in eaual
payments at g. IL, and Is months satSfactorily Sc
cured and bearing interest.
All conveyanclng at the expense of the purchas-
ers.
If the terms are not complied with in one week
from day Of sale, the property will be resold, al the
expense and risk of the defauiting purchaser.
THOS. JEWELL, For the EXECUTORS:
may BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Auets.
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BY &c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

BY j. {. MctII II, AuctIOneer.
SMALL FRAME-HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
- FIRST WARRIOR THTRSDAY AFTER
NOON. May 18th, at 51s o'clock, ON the premises, /
snail sell part of lot numbered SIXTEEN i'm square
west, between north l. and NJ streets, running back
TX feet INCHES with the lmproy ements, consisting
oil 2 small frame House, containing three rooms.
Terms; One-half cash; the residue i'm three and
SIX months Tor satisfactorily secured notes, bearing
interest.
NAV IL d JAS, G. McGITIRE Auctionanr
ibTTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequences of the rain until THURSDAY Az
TERNOON, May 18th, same hour and place.
may l5-d JAS. e.. MctiUI r r., Auct.
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The Election at St. PauI.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE election held at ~
raul, Mimi, on the 9th instant, resulted in the
election Of mos. Of the Republican candidates by
majority Of four hundred. Mr.. Brisbine, the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, was elected
without any opposition.
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Starvation In Illinois.

DETROIT. Mich, May l5.-There is great desti-
tntlon existing in Gratiot county and other Sc
cinded Iocaties in the northern part of this State
anu seVerai persons have already died from star
walton. Many cattle also diving for want OF
sustenance. meeting Of the citizens is 10 be
held here this evening 10 devise means OF relief
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JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Aucnoneer.

E'NTIRE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF
H TUE national HoTRL.' WASHINGTON, ID. G.
At PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY MORNING.
MAY <jth commencing At Ia O'Clock, and cont ny
AT that hour each day until the whole disp posed we
shall sell the entire Furniture and Effects of the
National Hotel n Tins city, forming the largest and
most valuable collection of urnture, Carpets, Bed
ding, Nc, c., ever offered ut public auction In TIA.
country, costing over ltItas
THIS Hotel contains about four hundred rooms
completely furnished eyery department. tOs ether
with an immense quantity of extra Bedding. fine
wool Blankets, Comforts, Linen, &c.,&c.
The particular attention of The trade is called TO
tins sale, winch Will he made without reserve.
Catalogues will be published IN few days, con-
tanning full particulars.
Terms: SInO and under, cash: over that sum n
credit OF Gu and ~ days, for approved endorsed
notes. hearing interest.
may lj-d JAS C Mcguire Auct
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DlCH AND BEAUTIFUL

RlCH AND BEAUTIFUL -
Just received another lot Of very handsome Silk
and Barge ROBES rich satin, plaid, and figured
large assortment of Spring and Summer SILKS
from 81 cents to 3 90 per yard. -.
Ten pieces more OF those very rich plain black
SILKS, from 67hc. to Sl.75 per yard. a.. H
5000 yards of beautiful ROBBED LAWNS, at l2>ac.,
all good washing cOlors.
With large assortment of all kinds of general
staple Goods OF the best class.
COLLEY Il SEARS,
may l2-eO9t SO 18th ST. ) doors north Pa av,
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TnE CATHOLIC CLEReY.-Archbishop Kenrick,
of the Catholic Church, has ordered Diocesan
Synod Of the Catholic clergymen Of HIS Diocese
TO assemble I'm the Cathedral, Baltimore, on the
2ist June, 10 which all are invited who by custom
are entitled to attend The temporal affairs of the
Church are to come up for due deliberation.
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Lake Nayixation.

BUFFALO. May l5-The lake is now omen he
tween thirty and forty vessels have cleared 10
the upper lakes, and the steamers will probsb l I,
commence their trips on Monday
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DoN'T FoRGxr that the American Hook and
Ladder Company give their great down-riyer Ex-
cursion on Thursday. the 2lst instant
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rONSTABI.E'S SAIE.-By virtue of I6 wrts
~ of FIerI Faclas. ISSUED by J. II. Goddard and r.
j. Murphy, both Justices of the Peace, in and for
the County OF Washington ID. c.. at the suits of J.
=. Wilson, L: j. Gait, and w. VI. Gait, trading un
der the hTm OF Gait Co., and one Michael Fowler,
against the goods and chattels lands and tenements,
of Edward Wilson and VIM. III. Haywood, trading
under the firm of Wilson 4 Hay wood, to me direct
ed, have seized and taken execution. all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate law and IN
equity, of the said Wilson X Haywood, i'm and To a
stallion, buggy, harness, and whip; billiard tables,
-l5 high arm chairs, three gilt mirrors, marble
top washstands, large target Tor pistol gallery
pistol case. iron bench, clocks stoves, and pipes:
iron umbrella stand bar fixtures, liquors, decanters,
demUohns, tumbierS, bottles, and glasses a lot Of
chars, one extension table, cases of stuffed
birds and lot of other stuffed BIRDS mahogany centre
tables and Other lot Of pictures IN frames, bowls
and pitchers, beds and bedding, safes, water coo!-
er,mattresses chatting dishes. soup and coffee tu-
reens, lot OF different chairs, lot of window
shades lot OF iron pots, saucepans Plates caStOrs
and great many other articles too numerous TO mem
ton; and hereby give notice that, the 10Th day
OF May. at 10 o. clock a. m or the premises, known
as the Union Hall. on Louisiana avenue near Sew
enth street, will offer for sale the said property
seIzed and taken IN execution by public auction To
the highest bidder for cash.
A. f.. l.. KEESE, Constable.
hereby give notIce that have levied subject TO
the above for rent due and IN arrears, also
cuton IN favor OF ]. r. WOLLABD, Constable.
may l5-dts NAT. lntel.D
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WArcH REruRSs.-Nancy Buchanan, colored,
disorderly; wofkhouse go days. Polly Buchan-
an, do; do. Daniel Digges, colored, drunk in
the street; workhouse 30 days Catharine Ben
nett, colored, drunk and dfsorderly; fine and
costs 81 &C ...r - ....
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May I6th.-Flour is quiet, with
more sellers than buyers, and the sales are light;
Howard street S6.75, City Mills is held at &C 81,
but no buyers at that figure; Ohio is held at 90.
IS.
Wheat is dull and sales are nominal ordinary
to good white Al 7OaSl .SO-choice al 90
Corn is unchanged and firm; white 60as3c :,
and yellow s2as3c
Whiskyis firm, with light supply-City &c.
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CUNNINGHAM TRIAL, and Dalton Divorce Case at
ShIllIngton's. The Police Gazette is the only paper
containing full reports of the above cases; you will
also ind at Mr.. Shillington's Book store. the New
ork Ledger, Graham's illustrated Magazine, and
the New York Journal for June. II
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ID RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS, EMBRoIpERY PFR
FuMERY, GLASS COUNTER AND Show CASES Show
MINDoW; SHELyING. &c, &c, AT AUCrIOS-On
WEDNESDAY, the 2Oth instant, shall SELL AT the
Bonnet and ancy Store, No. 425 Seventh street be-
tween u ana ii, at loo'clock a. m, an excellent as
sortrnent of the above mentioned goods.
Terms cash. A GREEN
may l5-jt Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MoRRoW
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

no. 81 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO VERY
Il handsome Lot, situated corner of New Jersey
avenue and F. streets NORTH fronting forty feet or
New Jersey avenue and running hack with the line
'of II street one hundred feet.
The improvements taking place in that neighbor-
hood are TOO well known to require comment.
We will sell the above lot ON SATURDAY, the
10th May, AZ O'Clock p. M. .....
, Terms: One-hflh cash balance in one, two, q nd
trust.
Tltle indisPutabe, and perfect IN every respect.
may l3-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
FiNE MITCH COWS. HORSE, CARRYALL,
CART, FARMINSUIESsELs, FURNITURE. &c,
GGHek q: M we will sell at The farm of Mr. Henry
.onuerinelsser, one mile above Georgetown, aud ad-
Joining the farms OF Mrs. Barnard and r. NJ Tnthi-
cum, Esq, me entire personal effects, as
,rate Mich Cows, two with Calves
good work Horse
Cart, Carryal, Ploughs, Harness, Roller, and other
49,, EARNING and Gardening Tools
Milk Cans. Pans Measures and other ARTICLES h.lon
ing 70 the Dairy N'' ''''"H
l Sow and Pigs, &C. &C.
Also, the entire Household Furniture as
Piano, Sofas, Chars. Carpets, Tables Iounye
FIRST rate Feather Beds, Sc.. &c.
Sale positive and terms cash.
may FITS BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Auct.
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Capture Of Filibsster,.

~. NV w ORLEANS, May Ntb-Advices Of the LIST
ing ihSt Colonel Crabbe and his marty had been
Iou. % 70 surrender. and the prisoners, num-
oe,ng about sixty, including the Colonel. were
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The Foreign Cottan Aaxic.. kc

NEW DIRK, May, l5.-The Asia,s cotton ,dy,
ces are extremely Disappointing, and failures
"', n. nv sPecu.laiors are apPrehended.
failed 'o"SSs NV
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SEWSi
TELEGRAPHIC nSHws S -,
Health Of Senator Butler.

COLUMBIA, 3. C., May f5.-Letters have been
,eceiyed here conveying the intelligence that the
nealth OF Judge Butler Is precarious and that his
i''ehds have but little hopes OF his restoration
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Lyons MAGNETIC POWDER, for the exteTninatlOn
OF Bedbugs, Cockroaches, Moths, Ants, and Mos
guItoes. Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and
VI ice, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shngton's,
Odeon Bulltllng, corner OF IA street, and Pennsyl
vanea avenue. III