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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29
small tavovs.

The Nanesot,an il thankful for small ia
vors The editor figures RAMSEY ahead and
,hereupon sets upa howl tina,
"Thi. glorious result will sand thrill of 70
ioIoiug on every telegraph wire To every Repub.
iican neighborbood In the Union.
We don't by any means admit that RAN
SKY is elected. but for the sake Of the argu
ment, W. will give you the Governor Now
permit US to post the books ss TO what the
Democracy have securdf
A Democratic State Senate;
A Democratic House Of Representatives.
Two Democratic United States Senator's
Three Democratic members of the U. s.
HOUSE Of Representatives
A Democratic Lieutenant Governor
A Democratic Secretary Of State;
A Democratic State Auditor
A Democratic State Treasurer;
A Democratic Chief Justice Of the Sa-
prcme Court;
Two Democratic Associate Justices Of the
Supreme Court
A Democratic Attorney.General
A Democratic Delegate in Congress
A Democratic Clerk OF the Supreme
Court,
Truly there is much in the above to en-
courage the Black Republicans. They have
recently bru terribly beaten In California !;
have pcn defeated in Connecticut, buried ten
thousand fa,homs deep in Pennsylvania /;
have lost Canal Commissioner and both
branches OF the Legislature ia Ohio; and have
lost their all in Kansas. by the sensible
course Of the Free State men. Yet the
Mnnessmn finds room for consolation. 10
the fact, tina, by fraud, bribery, AMI ,rcach
cry, ALEcx. RAxsxv IL probably elected
Governor by hundred VOTES
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

We can, lend the Minnc,@,dH our flag
Our reason is that We feel 50 encouraged by
the rcccnt elections both in Minnesota and
elsewhere, tina, W. would throw to the winds
= dozen banners IL We had them. l,u, our
principal reason is tina, o. ilas isa Union
Hag--it has inscribed on is ample folds all
the stars and all the strips II the editor
wishes flag to correspond With his priWi.
pl.s, le, him 20 to fHrp. poucLAs or w.x.
pu.L rHuIIrs, AMI ", onc OF ,hose hags
the Bc-ton Republicans ARE wont 10 display;
a flag " iih hall IT, glorics erased
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~ the arrival Of Mcssrs kiSGsBrHy
mot the Delegate elect and SMITH from SUI
peror, last evening, we are placed in pos
session Of the Superior ChyonIote Of the 10Th,
containing the vote Of 1t. Louis, Lake ltas-
CO and Carlton counties, with the exception
Of the precincts Of Encnmpmeni, Sa1ton and
Grand Portage. The totings up are ny
follows:
Democrats. Repub,can.
n. ~ sibley.....,is2l a. Ramsey. ..,... .5ji
LIEir. 0ovsHs0H.
Vim. Holcombe .2js C. e...,.,,.. $50
hkoaErAKy of srArs.
Francis Baassn. q. 800 l.. X. stannard ZIG
stats rwHAsuREs.
q. W. Armstrong. 32s y. Mantor. .,.... 2i7
STATE ArpiroR.
VIM. =. pnnbar 800 A. p. Lane ..,......pG
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
&. Il Berry .......3ii q. A. Nourse .... iOi
Cnlfr H=ricg.
l.. Emm.,i ......,3 $40 n. X. Bigelow .s27
ASST. JukfitN
I. Atwater ,...... Al j. NJ Berry ...., . %
&. T.. FianJrsa. 40 u. A. Billing. 100. &c
CLssk surasAk cHuRr.
j. J. Noah ....... 3op A. Is Russell ..... nj
MsaBSHs U. = Horss REPRESENTATIVES,
q. l.. Bee ker.... AS N. =. wilkinson. rs
". ". Phelps ... 20s II. A. swift. .... .. 100
J. N. Ca,Anaugh. .lP2 {. Aldrich ....,. a
DISTRICT JrpoE, lat JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Gold I. Curtis. 100 =. J, Il. Mcmillan TO
STATE SENATORS.
Carlton .......... .u2 Brown. ............it
ssNnxNs nouss ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.
wa,rcus .........37T Talmadge .....,... 20
psLsaArs ro CoSGRs,S
". ", ktngsbury $40 e. Mcclure ...... u
Comment Is unnecessary upon such con.
temptiblc treachcry AZ is made NANTES, by
this vote. Heaven preserve the Democracy
Of Minnesota, from the support in all future
elections, ofthe political ronegades who clus.
ter about the North shore" Their open
hostility wonld no, injurc us their influence
is only felt when they insidiously creep into
tho confidence Of the party. and in the hour
of trial, Judas.!ike, dcscr, US. 10 cspousc the
cause OF any individual. who possesses the
knavery snd the nr'ney to bid for their
services
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Kansas will submit the Constitution Tor
adoption or rejection TO the legal voters Of
the Territory.
There il now no prospect Of an early 70
cogntion OF the pcrsent Government Of Mic
arsgua-
The President and Cabinet received to
day, through special communication, AL
invitation 10 visit the Maryland State Fair
The Southern mail brings dates from oil
parts o. late AS due. There is no news OF
Importance.
The P,oayine' correspondence says that
40 passengers by the Central America are
now residing in Cuba, being prevented from
leaving by the steamer, in consequence Of
the rigid quarantine laws
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TO Nv rEsr To osE AppRyssi
One copy, one f,,,...t,..tt,f''sf E'"P
Three copies, one year, ......,,,'... ''oo
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70, eo,,cs IN. year......,.... 1870
Twenty copies. one W. TO one address, aow
Twenty copies, where each copy Ia
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And . larger number, ut the same rate OF 90
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s..Au subscriptions must he paid IN advance.
No paper sent until the money IL received
Address,
Publisher. Of PIONEER AND DEMO- RAT,
~. Paul. Minnesota
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4iarletr 4 Qtmotrat.
SAINT PAU l.:
~ AIN PAU l. (:

Thurssiay Neutrality-suspicious. 30. 1911
yusiIsngB sygKY THURSDAY,
Il the - Pioneer Buildings, corner ThId anu
jackson streets, by
GOODRICH, SDMt.ttS 90.
sARLg 4. GOODRICH. ..,,,...,...
yAMks MIi.I.1......,,....,....,.,AH Si Epli'H
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VI. rs,sE stated tia, he only signc,l the
report, on the saTnes, solicitations OF the
Other gentlemen Of the committee, and upon
their assurance ths, the action Of the CITY
Council would be Illegal and be now de
sired his nam 10 be withdraw, as hi, views
dill not at all correspond with 'ho-e expressed
in the r'por,
Mr, BASNrSG moved that the report OF
the Committee BE- accepted
Mr., Bs.ScH by have, read the action Of
the City Council, looking towards Relief
Mr.. \sHSoS offered the following nso-
luton
Rr~(cei, Tha, il i the opinion Ct this
meeting tha, the sction Il toe Crty Council
q the passage Of the City o-yler BIZ today,
meets with the views Of tbs meeting an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-05

A card from Gen. DAS'L S. DoEELsoE appears In
the PATRIOT of this morning. We cannot let It go
before readers without a word OF comment
The article of the PATRIOT to which be refers as haV-
ing commented severely" on his political course
aud made splitter charges against his consistency,
d not transcend the bounds of honorable contro-
versy It did not approximate the severity of some
Of the comments of presses Of the sham democra-
cy-one of them in his own countJ-upon MS
brother. and which be, far as IS known to the
public, never attempted to rebuke even when they
held himself up in contrast to the dsparag"ment
of that brother. Never in the political annals OF
Tennessee, has any man been pursued with more
vndictiveness aud ''malgnity" than Maj Doneson,
since he declined to cooperate with the sham de-
mocracy in their opposition to the reforms pro-
pressed By the American Party. Bot, these mat
aside we're the "btter charges" OF the PATRIOT
without foundation? The principal charge'-the
only one oil serious impoFt-was that On. Douei-
son took sides with the nulli6ers 10 1882, against
Gen. Jackson, aud figured at meeting III sumner
designed to break down Jdcksonism. This Gen.
Donelson, in a card, denied, but as he admitted at
the same time that the meeting was to favor the
movement to make Mr.. Barbour Vice President
Mr. Van Buren,, the choice of Gen. Jackson,
we did not regard the question worthy of further
remark our part. Before dismissing the matter
finally, may add, that the admission OF
Gen. Donelson, 10 the extract of letter appended
to the card of Maj. Doneson in another column,
that his feelings wholly with the nullifeTs of
South Carolina, places the question beyond con
troversy, aud shows that charge was not alto
gether unfounded.
Gen. Donelson has chosen to regard the COM
ments of the PATRIOT 'biter and malignant
We hope this may be attributed to the fact
that every thing which passes through his mind as
its color, and bright and beautiful, or dark
an damning, his temper is serene or disturbed
To whatever it may be ascribed We commend to
him a little more philosophy and deal more pa
tience-the practice OF these homely virtues, II ms
party carries out the wishes of bis friends may be
of service to him, at least long as the Legisla
ture continues in session.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-05
For the Daily Nashville Patriot
To the Public.

Some few weeks since communication signed
Summer" appeared in the columns OF the On'oH
and american, advocating my election as Speak
er OF the House of Representatives, at the APP
preaching session of the Legislature. This arti-
Gle was written aud published without any consul
tatiou with me, or knowledge of its contents on my
part, until it appeared in the newspaper. 1t con-
tanned aliusion to my political differences with
my brother, Andrew J. Donelson but as l am in
formed, was neither conceived written in any
unkindly spirit towards him. Soon after the APP
Pearance OF this article editorial appeared in the
Patriot comm enting very severely on my political
course, and making bitter charges against my con-
sstency. Although perfectly satisfied that the
basis OF these accusations was furnished by my
brother, answered it in the Union under my own
signature ia as temperate and moderate terms as il
possible to couch a reply such charges
This reply remained without a reoinder for some
Z me, aud it my ernest hope that the contrO-
versy had terminated; but the 2nd inst. the
Patriot contained long commune 4ton, signed
"ANrI-NULLIEIER," more bitter aud malignant than
the fret, and entering into matters connected with
the family history of Major Donelson aud myself
and proposing sustain certain charg, by refer
ence to old letters and documents. Feeling per-
fecty satisfied that this last attack came from my
brother, and wishing to ascertain the truth of my
suspicion before entering on any defence OF myself
or attack e other, call, on the editor of the
Patriot Tor the author Of this communication, and
has given me the name of my brother, Andrew J.
Donelson, by his consent Every feeling OF my
nature fOrbids my entering into political contest
Whatever charges he may Ike against me, shall
90 uninsured. l will not open to public gaze the
brotherly correspondence OF former wears, or re-
open with him difficulties Over which the ashes Of
oblivion ought to be spread. There will, there
fore, be no further public controversy between US
DAN'L S. DONELSON
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BRACES ARIlC IMMINENT,

THIS great specific which triumph in the progress
Of medical science OF the nineteenth century, Is not
presented to public free from pain, sun ring
ease II was not discovered is it prepared for
those possessed Of sound health and robust ton
but for large class who suffering pain.
Have you the Netsralgt1f
Have you the lar or Tooth AcIeF
You may rid yourself entirely Of these distressing evils
by the use OF Bragg's Arctic Eminent.
Are you afflicted with Otd SOresF
Are you SUFFERING from severe Br1ttsesF
One bottle Of the Arctic Linnent will surely give relief
speedily.
R1s, ~, Gtis,' is dreadful complaint.
Yet such is the wonderul healing properties Of Bragg's
Arctic Lnimen that it will almost instantly acute
and chronic Rheumatism, and remove scrofula.
Why will you suffer with ScurUeyf
WY ny wIIl you suffer T =, C 59s hssf
When by using the Arctic Liniment you may hnd per-
There this world thousands and tens Of thousands
who are year after suffering with Of the
diseases with which humanity IS afflicted, until dis.
pairing and nigh unto the Wounds bruises burns
sead head chblans piles corns, warts bites OF insects
paray SIS diseases Of the skim umors wens ring worms
rheumatism gout &c have fastened upon them, and the
poor sufferers are seeking an antidote
To all such, DR.. Brsggs Arctic Lniment a. a sure
and speedy remedy is balm for every wound, and
never falls Hundreds and thousands testing its v
tues and rei0c freedom from pain and sun -rng
FAIRNESS RAIsKRs.
Dr. Bragg's Arctic Eminent also sovereign remedy
for the various Diseases with which are afflicted
during the most alarm ng cases OF bruises sprans spring
haiti wounds scratches, sweeney SPAWN ring bone big
head poll evil etc. No farmer, livery stable keepers
any person owning valuable horses should be without it,
IFS PREPARATION.
The ingredients OF the Arctic Linen Of the most
costly kind while the utmost is bestowed upon
pounding them by one Of the members Of the any
who makes personal examination Of every bottle put
no FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT IT.
In Of accident, 10 Is wise have dy at hand
TO apply instantly. Many lives thereby saved, when
left 20 the pOdding time OF medical practitioner
have been lost The Arctic Eminent the best SPECIFIC
As Il acts upon the parts affected instantly.
Il put up In Csc, J0o and 81 bottles. The SOC and
81 bottles contain 90 and go CT Lniment than
the 25c bottles, and mach cheaper.
Every person buying g. bottle Of BRAG6's ARCTIC
LIsrNENT viii be furnished at DR.. Bragg's expense with
EmSrsons United states Journal published ia York
for year by filing up the certificate Dol
bottle, and sending it 70 J. EMERSON Co. No. ST.
Broadway, New York
BRAGG 4 BURROWEs.
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, No.
". ". Berry Demoville, Wholesale Agents, and by
g. w. Hsndershott, A. T. Roscoe, and J. Stretch.
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Bows. Youths and ChiIdFen's

NINE Calf Boots Broges and Oxford Ties No.,
Il Mens Bows and Youths Coarse Broge anu =. y
for service, by
seDt9.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-05

THEATRE-Nr and Mrs. John Drew appear
again to night in two pieces, the French Comm E.
delta "Deicste Ground, or Paris during the Rev
Olution," and the "Wbite Horse of the Peppers"
During the evening both of them sing popular
songs We have never had a couple h,re who
have taken a irmer hold, in so short time, upon
the good will OF our play-gorrs. They have, by
their correct delineations of character, which
sparkle amidst ordinary attempts diamonds
among the stones, relieved the tedium OF the
theatrical season, and revived in great meaus
ure, the popular taste for the drama We cannot
doubt that they Will continue to achieve additional
tTiumphs, throughout their engag ement
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T0VUTTTU.
HIRAM CONKLIN. MD.
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1886,
SIR: Your CHERRY PECTORAL performing marvellous
ing symptoms of consumption, is now curing man
who has abored under affection OF ns for the last
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D.. ALBION, Monroe county Iowa
have found nothing equal your Cherry PECroRAL for
81 ling and relief sumpve patients curing
such curabie."
ght add volumes OF evidences but the most con-
Vncng proof OF the virtues Of this remedy
effects upon trial.
COnsum PIiOn.
Probably remedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous this
human aid reach bat those the CHERRY
affords relief and comfort.
Aston HOUSE, NEw YORK CITY, March s. 1856.
DOCTOR AVER, LOwENL fee it a duty and a pleasure
to inform what PECTORAL done my
wife. She had been five aboring under the dam
gerous symptoms of Consumption which no aid we
could gave her much relief She steadily
advice, recommended tTi Of your medicine. We bless
his kindness, do your Skill for recovered
from that day She not yet strong she be-
but is free from her cough, and calls herself well.
ORLANDO SHELBY,
Of Shelbyyie.
COnSUnptjUes do despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PEoToRAL 1t is made by of the medical
chemists in the world and its bespeak
the high merits Of its virtues.-Phild. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And sold wholesale by
BERRY DEMOVILLE, Nashville.
Ret iIby-
10. G. BROWN and all aggists in this city.
FRIERSON a HAWKINS, Columbia
TdOMAS BRO, Clarksvil,e.
R. d. DERRY, ShelbyvilIe.
SCHELL 4 BLACKMORE, Gallatn
And all dealers in edcine everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
Oct lin. Advertising Agent
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Southern Lottery.

Southern Lottery.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
FaYOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TICKETS.
10000 TICKETS!.........I6,1 sT PRIZES
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets 50; Halves So; Quarters ell
Let those buy who never bought before,
And those who always bought now buy the mere
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS.
To be drawn every Saturday In Septem
Der and October, 1857.
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NEURALGIA.

gentleman liv ing in Philadelphia says:
ain pas sing through Pittsburgh, months since.
purchased bottle Of B0rbQUs8 Holland itters. 1t
Iieved much that returning bought tw o
more bottles from DR.. Dyot which completely cured me
If Neuralgia. have end ed the article to many
Of friends FIVE OF the number say cured
them. think that my accommodation has done more
for its in Phia 1ephia than your advertising"
1--WE not permitted to publish the name but any
person calling the store, communicating with by
eter will be convinced of the trut Of this statement)
HOIIOTVay's Pills and OIntmeni.--For
ary quarter Of century the press of the civilized
wor has with proofs the efficacy of these
edies in bilious disorders complaints of the stomach and
bowels salt rheum, skin disorders Their der
properties unchallenged.
Sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, New York
and by all druggists, 25c &c. 81 per box. Al
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

The undersigned, having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for the sale Of the Medical Preparations
Or Freeses ystem OF Practice, for
Physicians aud Families, would respectfully offer them to
such OF citz al need restorative 10 health.
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
celebrated Physicians nd Surgeons OF Europe
America, will eVe'y kOun disease that at
within the reach ofTemedies These Preparations have
years by Proe Freese and other cee
brsted Physicians OF country in their daily practice,
and have been found invariably efecual.
further particulars, Dr. Freese Combined sys-
OF Practice,-together with Cards, Posters, &c.
Book Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned his Drug slore, Nashville
JOHN BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building, ollege ST.,
mne16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-05

DR. j. G. AYR, the world renowned Chemist of
New England, is now stopping at the Burnet House
10 this city. He has been making a tour of the
Western States, with his scientific associates, to in
vestigate their remedial productions, such he
make remedial We notice he has been re-
ceiVed with marked distinction BY our leading eiti
OF the West, and rejoiced to find they have
shown proper estimate of the Tsn who has per
haps done more for the relief of human ills than any
other American.-Daity Journal, Cincinnati, q.
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Hughes Brothers,

Practical Artists in every branch Of Photography and
whole and retail dealers in Ambroype, MeainoiyPe,
Photograph, and DaguerreOtyPe goods Apparatus and
Chemicals OF every kind variety and description used In
the abovs Arts All orders will be promptly filed and for
Wsrded any part Of the the very lowest mar
ke rates. cash. which the trade respectfully in
Ved Agents for the sale Of Melanoyp@ and spher-
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sep4. &c Union street, Nashville, Tenn
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The FIux Annih1Iiated.

Every and fall thousands of people die OF FIux
Cholera Dysentey Gripping Pains other Irregularities
of Bowels. 1t be cured in every
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which tested the best physicians in the
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy In It has performed more astonishing
any other specific human life be saved
nine cases OF ten by Of IS cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa e by HERMAN RAINS and 7. WELLS, Drug
gis.s. apr24-6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished BY the Associated prsss.l
rOREIea NEWS PER STEAMER ARABIA.

| New YoRK. Oct. 2.-Cotton -Middling Qualities
| improved 1. Sales of Saturday estimated at DOC
bales, closing quiet but steady. Midding Orleans
| 5-l6; Mobile 81; upland 81. Stock in port 3l2,
| 500 bales of which $4,000 are American. New
Orleans tres OraSnairs at Havre l26. Sales of the
week 200. Breadstufs quiet. Flour advanc-
/ ing. Provisions declining.
Manchester advces favorable.
Bullion decreased 27s 900 pounds. American
securities unchanged; more buyers than sellers.
LONDON, Sept. I9-By telegraph.-The dissatis-
| faction with Indian news strengthens the belief
| that a loan mus: be effected.
The discount market Is extremely brisk.
VIM. SummsrviIle, silk manufacturer at Man.
| chester, has failed.
Reported failures at New York. Swift, Robertson
& Co.; Powell, RamsdeH & Co.; Brummel & Roys-
tiers; P. Choutein; Hutehings, Tiffany & Co. At
Boston: Sharrons Pond Co
Minnesota despatch announces the arrest of
the Farbault land warrant thieves and the recove-
ry Of all the warrants except i've.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-The Reading Railroad
bonds went to protest yesterday
NEW YORK, Oct, 8-Ulark, Dodge & Co, bank
ers, have suspended.
E. W. Clark & Co., say that the above suspen
tion will not Interfere with their business.
The Stockholders of the Erie Railroad met last
evening and passed resolution appointing COM
mittee of one hundred to solicit subscriptions to
bonds or loans I'd the Company. I75, 900 was sub
scribed
PITTsBURG, Oct 3.-A meeting of merchants at
noon justify the suspension of the PENNSYLVANIA
banks, and ask the Governor to extend legislative
aid, and to mitigate the penalties till resumption.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3-Money irregular; but
better feeling exists. Notes were generally met
promptly. Gage, Sloan & Dalton, and Ely, Bowen
Mcconnell have failed
New York, Oct. S.-Cotton dull. Flour active.
Wheat declining. Mixed corn TOLL Pork dull.
Beef and bacon heavy. Lard l21al4R tolls quiet.
TallOw 1O3d1I. Sugar and coffee dull the close.
of business more cheerful aspect prevailed.
Providence, Oct. S.-The Rhode Island Central
Bank has been temporarily njo ned on appl eaton of
the bank commissioners. Their assets believed
to be abundant.
SPRIEGFIELD, Oct. S.-The trot between Flora
Temple in harness, and Lancet under saddle, was
won by Flora in three straight heats. The last mile
in 1882.
BosToN, Oct. 3.-Financiauy the day passed bet
ter than anticipated Clark & Co., Bankers, and
s rockingham x Co, commission dry goods mer-
chants have filled, aud few smaller failures have
also occurred. The bushes. community was more
cheerful at the close.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. About sixty Nissourians are
encamPed at Sugar Creek, Linn county, Kansas, for
the purpose of voting.
The Free State men have sent to Lawrence for
arms to protect themselV and the polls
E. W. Clark & Co., bankers, have failed.
CINoINNATI, Oct 3.-No important failures. No
first class paper protested Business closed much
more tavOIably than was anticipated.