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Jas. @. Sands

CADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empo-
y rum, Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trim
med on short notice. Ss6
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q. al. Carpenter g. Co.
Z. L. Waples,

TIyHOLESALIE Grccers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware. dc. Store At Ne.
90 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyf
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UNITED STATES or ANERIcA.l

IERRIT0RY OF n AASAS.
To the Lsgai Fosers and Election 05scers Of Kan-
taken under the act of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, entitled, An Act to provide for the taking
Of Census and Election for Delegates to Con-
yention," passed the 18th February. 1857, have
been made to me, to wit:
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Fruit Trees.

IN varieties Apple grated,
elO a. Pear .
Peach,
an fresh from the Nursery, snd for sale st No.
Aprl a5-tf. c. & ". B. HORNsBY.
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3. Il. FARNHAw.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GENERAL LAND
AGENT AND DEALER IN LAND WAR
RANTS AND EXCHANGE.
nFFICE In CoTTAeE BgsEBrss, near q. &.
" Land Office, Elmore Street. LECONPTON.
Kansas Territory. A large stock of Land War
rants constantly on hand and for sale 70 settlers
for cash or On time. Investments made on com
mission or joint account. Money loaned for
non residents ON Real Estate security at Western
rates Of interest collections made, de-, DC.
LccomptOn Nav Is. 1885,
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GTnEON ELIAS.

CURyEYoR. is located at Prairie City, K. I.
- and holds hirnselfin readiness for Survey
ing and Plotting Towns. the division of claims
&c. AN work warranted 20 give full satisfae-
Hon. Address - above.
Prairie Gty. April s5. 1s57-sm.s
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L. r. TOWNSEND,
st. LOUIS WIRE WORKS

10. IA North JSscoad ST., 81. Louts. =
Has for sale large stock of FENCING
IL WIRE which will he sold at IS per 100 Ib.
Also large assortment Of Woven Wire. Siyes.
Riddles, Sand Screens, Bird Cages, rat and
mouse traps. Bed, Sofa, and Chair Springs. grid
irons, De-, &c.
st. Louis, May Is, 1851.
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Being us Townships, large portion of which
are fractional.
Fractional. ELY MOORE.
Land Office, Leeompton, April Is, '57-tf.
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JITHoI.ESAI.E Druggists. No. . Second ST..
wv Alton, III. Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Ola,
''i.I April ripi 10. 1855. ".
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q. :. HICKS. Pkor'foR. Z. oiEHLIY. CLERK.
CORNER Of Front and Alby Streets, Treating
~ the river, Alton. H.
April g. ies3. ly& eF
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alton advertisements.
D. .. Ryrie q ce

COMMISSION and Forsariing Msfshsnt
~ LeFee and Short Streets. Alton. Ill.
April &C, ,J6. 1ys
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| COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ 70siee and Warehouse At the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages to
aCsre of s. Spruance, Alton. Iii"
April IS, 1856. 1ys
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Fiasa House,
DY JOHN W. HART. Piasa and Fourth Sts.,
- near the Chicago Railroad Depot. Alton. III.
Board sRs dolar per day.
April 8, 1855. 1ys
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TyTHOIESALE aud Retail Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots and Shoes. and Ready made
Clothing, DC. Store corner Of State and Third
Streets, Alton, Ill.
April %, Sc. 1ys.
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RS HOTEL,

April II. If
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
Notice to Contractors.
60
WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

8A@1AA&AAAA-A
TNROPOsAIs are invited salem saturday, the ilth
JulV next for the Grading, Masonry aud B idging Of
III. road divsrEing from she Nashville and Chattanooga
RsroaA al Dechefd and rnnrng through winchester ADD
so SALEM in PrAnsn eounty, fem and from thence 20
Fsysttrvls In Lincoln eo1nty, distance q about thirty
m road has been partly graded for about 20 lesfrem
DschrrI seelioas having been finished and 10 party
graded =. -. ...,,o,. fof ,A.-,
an, NJ eaohl Payments vii be four nfths cash and one
nsh Ia stOckto be made ~ me Sofk 'hs
enlx to be reserved on monthly estimAtea
There wil be sone heavy wors, IN m1seg ne asesns
rem The crossing Of River, 20 be tAbe iAnds tno-n
saArrsns" Very little roek wiles ensoaa'sfsa On
any portion Of the line.
me ooantry through which the ine carried healthy
aud abouods 10 ths requisite produeon Tor he snn1nanee
Of and stock.
Plans ana Poaes can be examined blank proposals and
with accompanying spcciAe4ons procured, ans
any other information In rsstlon the be OBJ
,aped appicson % tdain Msad, kesident EugnseF,
~ Fsysstsvie, or Ten days the lstline.
Satisfactory eTidcncet q ABILITY compsfe the Wort
I'D for AocompAny she propoaaa shish may be al
" K ssuvnsoS, Freshest RAshvlrs, qenn.
ia. H. GEAKr, Chief knsinssr, Do Dc.
FDw1n Mutn. Resident do Fayetteslhe. DO.
or BE- hauasd 10 al saen On TIE day q lsttiaE.
A. ordsF a TIE Board. gAf h. GRAFT,
Kashvlns, NAY IA is5I-snaaiyi ohisf knglnaar. a
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4 GREAT RUSH!!.

nEsT NUTMEG ClfkksE.
rEO DoxKs oR FHR nEsf NUTMEG cHEESR e
CO sapsFlsr quAny. Sass ssesixsa ed q. ssls ~
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
FARE ONTy sro
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILRoA

~ - .:
and amer Wednesday, April LIST, 1851, Trains will
GOING SOUTH.
NAIL PASSENGER r.v,o,- ., ,,,,..,.-
Leave Nashville oman aHn
Arrive at Thompson IS an $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. m. 900
Arrive at Nashville IL. 10 m. rs ..
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train breaks
fast at Franklin.
stsges connect with the Trains at Thompsons
through Tickets for Memphis Waynesboro' Jackson.
Tuscumbia, Florence Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-.
cured at the General Stage Once under the yerandah
Hotel. Nashville. w OJN PERKINS
marchzi-u Superintendent
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From Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis, Feo = 1900
DR LvER: Your pills the ofa that great
iomedcne They have cured nv little d1ueher OF uce'
on, ,ores pon her and proved incu-abe
for years Her mother has been long and greVous " AZ
Scted With blotches and pioplNs her sn ann ~ net
hair Aner child cured, she also triod vor pl'
and they have cured her. ASA MOhGhlOVb'
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GIN POWDER AGENCY!
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,

NASHVILLE, TENN,
VIToULD inform the people OF Nashville snd me sur
wv Toupdne country that he has reeeny improved ana
reay ENLARGED his MSrbe-Yard aad nov prepared 70
An All orders In the Marble line Al the shortest nouoe sne
on he favorable terms for He voue call psrtc-
ular attention 10 his well selected stock OF s,
se- Pieces FRres satuAry Fountains, BAptsmA founts
Urns Vases fomhs 4e many 81 which are OF tne pnIe
Italian Marble and from the chise OF the bess
masters His arrangements complete ior FURNISHING
al kinds OF Marble. either Of hts own manuActere OF '
ported He has hand large quNuty Of itasn hsroe'
IN the rough state, which he viii sell low House
nure Egyptian Marble OF the beat quality eAa be nae AZ
yard He hatters himself that be nos serve the pup
accommodating terms similar estahshmenA
In the West A share Of public PatrOnage lie solicited
lan22-tvAviy
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Reduction in Freights |!

l&z3Ra-5E1ASelt &AA%aAeF~
WE have the pleasure to announce that the Railroad
w lave reduced their freights CHARLESTON. We
congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in
time, the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least two
DAYS in advance of Savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EvERY THING
Us destined for the Interior the very low rate Of
2c for ordinary packages; and that MEASURE EvERT
thereby securing to you always at least four times
oOmmisso,
VIZ UNLESS WE KNOW THEY ARE RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents. both at Savannah and Charleston,
MEASURE.
Our expensebs paid here therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates of bills. We let
package lie over here.
Wepay strict personal attention to business and
nothing shall be wanting our part to promote the
interest Of all who pstronize US.
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public sustain u.s. and IL work is not
done WELL and bills less than theirs, then take 1t
from and give il TO them.
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfully given.
REFER TOT
Messrs. W. II. Gordon 4 Co. Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook. Baily Co.,
NichOl Green Baily,
Morrison Co.,
Strickler, Ellis Co.,
A. II. Hicks Co.,
W. W. Berry a DemovIlt, ="
CheathaU1, Watson 4 Co
And last but not least good old friend JOHN oald-
WELL Esq, President Of the s. G. r. R Charleston.
jan22 8. WYATT 4 co.
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BY SAIL VESSELS avn
FhOPELLERS FROM
new York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Baltimore

nj inSor1s who may ship BY the above vessels arc
~ ~ that by eons Rning their goods To The agsnts
Cent carolina Railroad Charleston or agents ~
commis i savannsh, thew will he orW arded Zee Of
sent through ~ S ano "hsrsge only eharged be
F'1n Nnsrleston or Savannah TO Nashvfta
Second CIass $1,000 '"' '-..-..-........ 81 70
go so
mn la 1 .ates Ior hgnt goods per 100 lbs - 10
O~Ds amount paid vessels and amouot chargsd
O' uN' age ana wharfage, will be mailed to consiguees
~nay29-tk WAS '" ANDERSON,
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Money I'm New York.

The weekly Bank statement shows about
the loss OF specie which was anticipated, but
an increase in the line of loans takes the
street by surprise. This money has certain.
ly not been put out on call, and the increase
must have been made by discounting for the
interior and Southern Banks, especially for
the latter, who are largely engaged in az
fordIng to their customers facilities for car
rying cotton on speculation. The stocks Of
cotton are now over 100000 bales, equal to
SoO,OOO,OOO at least, and large amount Of
Bank accommodation is required to hold this
immense quantity. Of the decrease in the
specie line, $4,000, but $350,OOO has gone
abroad. The remainder has been distributed
in various directions, and will sooner or
later come back to us. With the arrival of
yesterday from California the line is now
probably $4,000, with but little prospect
of losing much by foreign drain. The de-
post line shows nominal decrease of about
Sl,6OO,OOO, but allowing for the decreased
amount of clearings, the undrawn deposits
are about the same as last week, being
$62, ,26O, 600, against S62, ,425, Tribune.
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adds so great a CHARM to the landscape a:
the cleaning of water seen through the
bright green foliage ?. What can be magin-
ed more delightful than to lie within a few
feet of the waters edge, in the early hours
OF night, watching tho moon and the stars,
whose images are reflected in the TRANQUIL
bosom of the lake, with nothing. to break
the stiffness that reigng around save the
gentle rippling of the waves at our feet
Or, what more invigorating than at the
dawn of lovely summers day " to tly the
swimmers joyous leap" and dash the crys-
tai waves aside, whose bright foam bubbles
are tinged with the rainbow's varied hues 2
Or, - but l must leave this, however re-
luctant, and proceed to other subjects. T
4th.-Her population is made up of bet
ter educated, more enlightened and enter
prising class, than, l believe, any other new
Territory can boast, fit-
5th.-Cranberries, in vast quantities
abound in Minnesota fruit superior to all
others that are wild, and many that are cul-
tivated.
6th.-Her settlement is proceeding faster
than that of any other territory, and as
consequence the city and town property and
farming lands generally is increasing in pro-
portionable ratio, sothat an enterprising and
industrious man is surer of acquiring a COM
potency, il not fortune, here than any,
where else. .r..:
7th.-Last, but very far from least, and
in fact the most important of all, Minnesota
possesses much healthier climate than Kan
sas, or any other portion of the United
States lying east of the Rocky Mountains.
And what, letme ask, are fine farms or no
BILE mansions without health ?
These facts are based not on rumor or
hearsay evidence, but from personal obser-
vation and extensive tours through the
country.
In conclusion, then, the Tribune may say
what it pleases about Kansas, Nebraska, or
any other Territory, but give me Minnesota,
and l am confident that ninety nine out of
every hundred persons who have lived there
one year will be of the same opinion. Yes,
give me her lovely lakes, her rich and va
ried soil, her bracing and mirth-inspiring at
mosphere, and her healthy climate in prefer
ence to any portion of this broad continent.
f. WHIrEFIELD.
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The House did nothing yesterday of i'm.
portance, beyond being prepared to receive
the Governors Message at o'clock.
The democratic majority in the Coun-
Gil tookit into their heads, as will be seen
by the record, to refuse to go into joint con-
vcntion, although the understanding with the
Governor, as We are assured, was that no
such factious proceedings would be tolerated.
The Republican members were all on hanl
to forward the regular business, straight
through; but Of course they had not the
power to thwart the indgnity and insult
which King democratic Caucus ruled
should be thrust upon the Chief Executive of
the Territory ,a@a
Several ladies We're present under the as
surance that the Message would be deliver
ed in the afternoon. We advise them hence
forward to put not their trust in Democratic
politicians-particularly Democratic politi-
clans who are members of the Minnesota Leg
isature. r,l.
How long the majority in the Council in
tend to carry on this revolutionary game we
know not; but we do know that by this
course they are manufacturing Republicans
out of their Democratic constituents at
rate which will astonsh them when they get
home. Politically, their performances so far
in both Houses exactly suit us.
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From the st. Anthony Rxpress.1


IhE NAMES OF Corxr1Es.-We hope our
s'sa11re Will at this Session be cautious
~ leeau 20 tne names of the new batch of
Coun,es whicn will most probably be
1rougnt 'nto existence: We think that In
u'an names, IN most instances should be Civ
en- TO the counties Of Minnesota. II was
proper enough that the old pioneers. suci -
Klce, Sib!ey, Steele, Mcleod, Brown andoth,
ers, shonid have been remembered, and their
names handed down to posterity but the
idea OF the vast territory that we have so
lately purchased from the Indians, being al.
vided INTO counties with Anglo-Sa names
attached. is all wrong. Give us something in
remembrance of the poor rod man, so that as
our people are cultivating their fields. and
ana INC! have occasion to write the names Of the
dlllerent c unties in which they reside. their
reco1iections will linger for the moment on
tne poor lndian-who has been pushsd
toward the setting sun to make room for the
pale faces. - 80 ~0''' 'O' '"e
AccIDENTs.-We are sorry to learn that
Reuben Lamphere, formerly of New Hamp-
snire, (who now lives near the South Fork
OF Orow River, was engaged in loading q
sled with saw logs, the hook of the chain
caught in his left ankle, the team became
restive, and Mr.. was SO much injured that
amPutation may be necessary.
on wednesday Mr.. Graham, who resides
some SO tour miles south of Mr.. Lamphere, had
the misfortune to break his leg under SINH
laa circumstances.
BEARs.-Mr. Laframboise killed four large
bears and five deer in one day last week. on
nunaio Greek. This is what we call pretty
good days work.
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New YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAp.-It nm.
pears from recent report that the company
has expended in the last six years, in round
numbers, Sic, ,OOO, 900 for opening the road
through, for double track. for rolling stock,
for stations, &C.; that the freight has in con-
sequence increased eight fold the passenger
traffic $50 per cent; the gross income has
increased six fold; that the net income has
risen from five per cent. of the total cost to
ten per cent; that entering upon the new
year, with promises unexampled for the
Union, the company has closed its construc-
ton account; has refused to borrow any
more money for any purpose; has $1,000
600 sinking fund to apply to its debt; $780,
600 cash on hand; and its floating deb re-
dueed to q point lower than ever before.
This may be regarded as very satisfactory
exhibition Of the condition of that company.
Chicago Dem. Press.
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We are permitted by one of our citizens
to lay bef re our readers the following letter
from j. II. johnson, ESQ.,, one of the Direc-
tors of the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du
Lac Railroad Company. 1t will be recol-
lected that Mr.. j. is also one of the corpo-
rators in the Northern Pacific Company,
which was chartered by our last Legislature.
He refers to this road in his letter, and
speaks, it will be seen, at the outset of GER
tain articles which appeared in the St. Paul
papers some time ago in regarl to the duty
of our citizens to secure a controllir inte-
rest in the stock. Mr.. Johnson's views upon
the subject must be highly satisfactory to all
concerned:
WOODSTOCK, Ills, January, 4, 1857.
DEAR SIR-* I think that
your editors are right in their suggestions
about having the controlling influence at st.
Paul, for such ought to be the case, and l
hope that your people will subscribe liberal
ly in order to obtain that preponderance.
There is now at Chicago 100000 subsarib-
ed, and l think that the full sum of $780,
600 will be taken this week and a notice for
an organization of the company, as the
charter requires, Immediately forwarded for
publication to your place and New York,
and also one published in the Chicago pa
pers. And further expect that corps of
engineers will be put on the route as soon as
the weather may permit. We shall have
meeting in Chicago on Tuesday next, and l
suppose that then all preliininaries will be
settled, and thus some one or two of us may
be at your place Immediately. The stock
thus far has been taken by heavy capitalists,
some in Chicago and some in New York an
Canada. We shall, in all probability, hold
the first meeting for the choice of Directors
at your place, and as there are to be fifteen
in number, we want the best men you have.
in Chicago and New York, it will make no
difference, as our people will, in all cases
feel bound to acquiesce in the judgment of
such as become interested in the project at
your place, as to the men to be placed on the
board. All that we shall want is eff icient.
active men.
l think the matter with the St. Anthony
Company can be made all satisfactory. 1
hope you will not fail to post up those on
your plan who feel interested in the matter.
and get them to subscribe literally. They
are mistaken if they think that we want the
controlling influence but We do want the
road built, and, in order to do so, want Just
as many interested as possible, and hope
that every man that can Will subscribe, if
1t is not more than one share.
j. II. JOHNSON.
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PRESENTATION OF SwoRD.-The leo;s.
lature OF Vermont, at recent session, passed
restitution authorizing the Governor TO
procure q sword and cane, the same to be
presented to Capt. Horace B. Sawyer, ofths
United States Navy, in consideration of the
sence entertained by the Legislature of his
valuable services and good conduct on board
the Uuited States frigate Constitution, at
the capture of the Cyane and Levant, on the
Goth Of FEBRUARY, 1915, and during the chase
and escape of said frigate from a squadron of
three British ships-of-wsr, on the 12th:of
March 1915.
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A Growing Town.

Growing Town.
The Shakopee Republican coutains letter
from correspondent at Carver CITY, Carver
county, in regard to the improvements in
that fourishing place. M .tf.
The following is an extract:
"Carver has had added to her real est.ta
since July, not less than thirty-five GOOD
buildings, not made oflogs, but good frames
all lathed and plastered. l.. H. Griffin. IA
whole souled man as lives anv where hos
completed four story hotel, that is fully,
as elegant, costly and comfortable. "A anv
other building of the kind this side of Min
neapohs IN addition to this he has also built
a two story barn, capable of stabling some
torty horses; he has established weekly
line OF stages between this place and St.
raul, via, Shakopee, connecting with another
line to Glencoe and Hutchinson and to
conclude his enterprise, has established
permanent Ferry. We have succeeded in
securing public services three Sabbaths of
each month, and it is whispered loudly that
we Will soon have church built-we have
schooi IN operation-we have an honest
LAWYER, "a rare thing hear you say,) and so
tar as can judge very skillful, attentive
and certainly very kind Physician in the
person I" DR.. VIM. A. Griffin, late from
Massachusetts,.
we have three stores in operation, involv-
ing, at rough guess, twenty-five thousand
dollars capital, and almost everything from a
needle to an anchor can be procured for
consideration. In fine, we, who are settled
here, believe that the Town of Carver has
become fixed fact, and is bound to pros
per.
We also have steam saw and grist mill,
and pottery in operation.
Yours, truly, j. L.
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Supreme Court, Territory of Min nesot,
January Term, A. ID. 1857.


This court convened in the Supreme Court
Room at the Capitol, on yesterday, 18th
instant, at 10 A. M.
Present-His Honor Chief Justice Welch
and Associate Justice Chat6eld.
The calendar was called over, and all the
cases rassed by for the day, the Chief JUS
tice announcing that on tomorrow, 18th
inst, the causes would be called in their or
der, and counsel must be prepared for ar
gument.
There are seventeen causes for trial on
the calendar eleven writs of error from
Ramsey county, and one from Nlcollet five
appeal causes-three from Ramsey county,
and two from Washington; and one case
agreed on, from Ramsay county.
The following gentlemen, upon presenting
their credentials, were, on motion. admitted
members of the bar to practice in all the
courts in the Territory. Those who were
present took the oath, prescribed by law in
open court /: Friend J.. Whitlock, Francis
Baasen, Lorenzo Allis, VIM. G. Thompson.
Court then adjourned to 18th instant at
10 A. NJ. -s6. .f.s..-.e-- - H-
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THANKs.-We are under obligations to
Hon. j. D. Ludden, Hon. j. A. Markland, and
to Mr.. Conrad, of Burbank's Express for late
copies of New York, Chicago, Dubuque and
Superior papers. ..ses,s,g
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MAsoNIC.-The NJ. W.. Grand Lodge of
F. Il A. Masons commenced its annual ses-
sion on Tuesday, and closed on Friday noon
All the Lodges in the Territory Were repre-
sented. Among other matters ordered, of
Importance to the CT aft, was the granting of
ten charters for new Lodges, viz.
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The population of Wisconsin is now reck-
oned to be 100000. as 1
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Two hundred Mormons sailed from Liy-
erpool on the 10th ult., for America. .Asl "a