davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

The 7'on, keeps standing in its columns
table purporting to give returns for the
vote of Governor, which is incorrect, and is
calculated to deceive the public as to the ex-
istence and population OF certain counties in
the Territory
BoGUs RsTCRSs.--ln the above calculation
we have not included returns from Cottonwo od
county. Davis county. Murray county. Martin
county, Pierce county, Rock county. Renville
county, Pembina county. and Cedar Lake Pre-
cinct, which give Sibley Gg,SD majority Of
HIS. II these returns are allowed (Which,
bear in mind, are traudulent,) Ramsey will be
cheated out Of his cerii cate by 532 votes
Have We Walker among? Let Us wait and see.
The attempt made by the Abolitionis,s,
Is to impress upon the public mind, that
there are no such counties IA Cottonwood,
Murray, Martin, and others. and that there
is no voting population in Pembina, Rem
vile, Cass, Tod and other counties named.
The counties Of R,nvillc, Davis and Pierce
have been established by law nearly three
years. Bat last session, most of the Terri
tory contained in these counties was cut up
into other counties such AZ Cottonwood
Rock, Martin and Others See session laws
of ls5j-6-7.
1t does not matter whether the voter lives
in any county, ifhe resides within the State,
he has right to vote. The new Constitu-
ton SO provides.
In the ceun,ics TO which the TUas Oh
jects, there are not only many half breed
residents, legally entitled to vote. but sur
veying parties Indian traders, and their
employees, town site specalators ard hardy
pioneers, IN search o! forum s. In fact the
entire population is voting population, for
few women and chlren reside so lar from
convenience of civilization.
The county Of Pembna, in l-50, contained
population of 1894, indicating upwards OF
200 voters. Has this county decreased in
population while al Others have increased
has seven years made no change for the
better. even with the advantages Of an in
crcasing trade. and land grant Railroad
line running for two hundred miles through
the county.
The Time, objects to Cedar City precinct.
Mcleod county. Yet the vote in tina, pre-,
cinct was east under the supervision Of Mr.,
BANTER, Republican candidate for District
Judge in the sixth district He says the
vote is correct, and permitted, aud insisted
upon its being counted in the canvass for
Judge. The real objection to the vote in
this precinct, is that il is Democratic.
Stearns county gives SIRLry 30. majori-
~ by the Official canvass. vet the f,aSs
credits Mr.. SlpLEy with bu; 30 majority.
We suspect the correct reason for the
cou,inued Misrepresentation Of the state O.
the returns, on tie part OF the Republicans,
is the disinclinutisn felt 10y some Of them, 70
give up certain bets, with which they have
freely backed their favori;e.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26
Acknowledging the Forgery.

The Nmnesot,as Of yesterday acknowl-
edges that its party leaders have been forg-
ing election returns. II says. speaking of
the returns from Pembna. Cas- and Tod.
that "heyan all boeus--oR torgeries to-
se'ter."
In the Secretary's Office. there are two
abstracts of returns Of votes, purportiDg to
have been cast in Breckenridge and White
Oak precincts, Cass county, giving RAMSEY
400 majority over SrBLEY.
The U,nnesofidn admits these returns are
" Jrgerle>." 1t was well known they were
forgeries when received. The police are
now On the track Of the forgers. and it is
not improbable that certain legal gentlemen
in this city, will soon find themselves in a
quandary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26
The sunday secret Caus rue w ho are th,
EergeSs 1.-THE Msa"s sotian ia tor 90
sle Desaoe rate i.~ades-!

In order that our readers may fully un.
,krs,and and appreciate the following note
we copy from the N'nneot'an Of Monday
last. the following
On sunday night. the ?ith Of October. eau.
Gus Of Democratic politicians was held at the
American House, In this city. To consider the
state Of tho returns for Governor, and uy.df tras
10 bs donr aboui thsm At this caucus there
we're IN attendance a government Office holder,
who Ia a near come Niou OF Mr.. Siblsy.an sN
sheriff VI Ramsey county, Who owns nearly
the whole Of an adjoining tvefy small) county,
a man .. approved reputation for 'inscrar1
loas skulduggery. al Indian Agent or supetin.
tsudcnt, who had already proved his devotion
to his salary by Walking at the voting OF the
wlnnebs 20 indians IN ttlue Earth county an
ex.Uoyetnor. Who wants badly 10 be 4 :. Sen.
a,or, and whose hopes oi success hang great
deal upon S,bleS Influence, should h. he the
Go,ernoi-- and several others. whose names
We have, but whom We refrain from indicating
at tais i,Hs. for prudential reasons The con
dition VI the r,tutns vi bassrnor having teen
exhibited aud discussed, tbs sunday Conclase
determined that u wa necessary 10 have at
leas, d3O more majority for Hblcy by hook or
by crook. from scgiF place, aa3 u was further
resolved ,ha, rcmhns aud the north country
generally should be made 10 dt~gorgt the re-
quircd votes,
Our information Is, thatat least oas pol book
was forged. then and there. IN the very pres
ence" and this Is believed To- be shat 81 ~
Iiaeest. f,mbiua Cnnnty. We are not certain
on this last point; bat viii he able To- speak
mote positively AFTER whAe. Al all events
this much Is undoubtrd, that this precious
Sunday Caucus ncigat-d ap Agent. a oonnrN
ion of L. ;, otive holder with blank Poll
Books. IN due form. obtained FOR that pufpo.,
from the itorssr once; and that he started up
the eountty with them, to hold the elections
and forge the papers al such places and in
such manner a. might seem advisable upnn a
consultation With the proper psrI,es' up
north.
Our readers will remember tia, VT he
MED the above statement as whole. char
acterisd its author as a liar. and demanded
proof. Tie has presented no evidence TO
sustain his assertion. because he lied when
he made il. lie did no, lie. because he was
misinfcrmcd. but he lied with the criminal
Intention cf defaming the characters Of good
eitiens- OF injuring the pcmocratic party
and Of making capital fur bis master, RAN
sEr. We submit TO every canaid mind il
the circumstances do not bear m on, in this
assertion.
We said yesterday, in demanding proof
IRON RAnskv's tool-for RAMSEY Is alone
responsible tor the system OF wholesale slan
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

NY CHARLES I. CHASE. Aetlaz oos Sh0r Of tn"
Territory of alan, saaa. TIitRSpAY iVh day II he
esbsr nsrt s hereby appointed y, he observed by m"
people u x,nns.ois Thanksgiving Day n,esin'pny
~herrm have ksfeonio oY hand. aid canned ia he
snssd N. seat Of 10. Tsrfiory. Al the cry Of ~ Pau.
This tbr,ssnb dag II November IN the ysar Of onr ord
Ono Thousand Kzh' Hundred and yify aud Of ti"
T.rritary the snh.
~ the Acting 0ssPrnst.
CHARLES 1. CHASE T.. =
EppAWb NJ M,t'oas, Pr,sis Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

TO ~ sEsf TO ONE ADbhEss;
One eopy. one ysar.,..............t 200
Three copies, one year, S'W
Five copies, one year......s..s..'.' e'W
70, c,,Ie. on, ysar....,,.... 300
Twenty copies, one y'r. to one address, 1000
Twenty copies, where each copy IL
directed, t1, 20 each ......-......Ntp
And q larger number. at the same rate Of 90
per year, with copy gratis TO the person get
ting up the Club, OF each copy directed " ~
ian subscriptions must be paid IN advance
No paper sent until the money In rocrhed'--
Address, .,
Publishers Of PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
NJ. Paul. Minnesota.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26
%. ". SMITH
10 sur Weekly suisesthers.

IL aabors~d tn fee~iys subscriptions throughout ihs
Tsrriisry for the wststs PiossEH ssp psso,S,t
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26

PUBLISHED EygRv TgrRsDAy.
- the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
Jackson streets. by
GOODRICH, SOMEkS & Co.
EARL. 4. dooDKfcH. .kDIIoR
JAMES Nii.is........+..,,..,....As Sf EDITOR
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26
"a Mt VI.

Tharsday acknowledgements ~, 1851.
, 1857-02-20

IysuRREcTIoN AMONG SLAVES IN TENHEs-
rr-CNciNNATI, DEC. 8, IS56.-The
louisville Journal correspondence of to day
saws there is great excitement at Franklin,
tennessee, owing 10 the projected insur-
rectiOn among the slaves there.
Twenty four muskets and two kegs of
povder had been found in the possession of
q gang of negroes nt Columbia, Tenn. Iu
Perry Tenn, fifteen negroes had been kill
ed by their owners.
The Evansville Journal, of the. 9Th in
slant, learns that there was much excite
ment in the neighborhood of Dover, on the
Cumberland river, among the negroes
Many of the ringleadors had been arrested,
and eleven hung. One white man, DISCUS.
ed as a negro, had been sentenced to nine
hundred lashes, but died before the penalty
was fully inflicted The whites were arm
ing and organizing for defence. An opin-
ion prevailed that general uprising would
take place among the negroes during the
holidays. Escapes fslaves were unusually
numerous.
, 1857-02-20

,or RusS, Of. Texas, Postmaster General; !;
General Qaitman, of Niississipp, Secretary
If War; Col E, 6. w. Butler, of Loui-
Il Sispa formerly Of the regular army, inti-
mate friend of General jackson, officer in
.bs M late Mexican war, aud a firm and con
sistent democrat; Governor johnson, of
Georgia; Burt and Orr, Of South Carolina.
EARTHQUAKE IN KENrrCKY.-Ae smart
,bock Of an earthquake was felt on Sunday
oAeruooB, 9th inst, in Hickman, KY,
which lasted about half q minute, and was
tbe fourth shock which had taken place
within the last FIVE weeks. Fears were
entertained lest these slight shocks might
rortend such another convulsion of nature
ps occurred in 1911, when the current of
the mighty Mississippi was stopped, and
its course reversed.
, 1857-02-20

NAbLANH IltldlSlul N6Culf blClliVuJlus W. 1.
This journal will eschew every thing Of persona
character it will strive to elevate the tone of the pres
in this Territory, and while maintaining the freedom
Of the press in its most expanded view, will not de
grade and prostitute the high and lofty purposes o.
that great engine Of REFORM by dragging persons and
personal matter into the columns OF public journal
IL will advocate the principles constituting the plat
Philadelphia, June lsth 1856, viz ''Mantainance o
the integrity of the Union by return to the enght
ened policy Of the early Fathers of the Republic the
sentiments promulgated by Washington. Jefferson, and
MUdison, secured by the declaration Of independence
the ordinance OF l1S7 and the constitution OF the
United States; the assertion Of the exclusive power Of
Congress, by virtue Of that constitution, to legslate
for the territories; that slavery is creature Of law
and cannot be carried into any territory without posi-
tive legslatiOn eternal and unremittng hostility to
the extension Of slavery into any territory now free
opposition 70 the violation Of faith which repealed the
Missouri restriction; oppostion in toto, to the policy
OF the Nebrask ansls act and still more hitter con
demnatiOn Of the Infamous Ontrages committed on the
virgin soil Of Kansas to make that territory slave
state the immediate construction with the aid Of the
general government, of Pacific rail road, ard the
bold assertion Of the claims Of Washington territory
to have located within its borders the terminus Of that
great national highway. The immediate construction
by the general government, of an cmgrant wagon road
across the continent liberal system of appropria
tpns for improvements Ot rivers and harbors aud IN
compromising hostility to any political prescription o
any class of oar fellow citizens, whether native or for
Cign.
As a territorial journal we will advocate and pub
sh all matters tending to elevate the chacterof oul
people abroad to refutc and answer the false and ma
lgnant ISLANDERS with which they have been assailed
Earnestly invite imigntidn by honestly and truthuly
pOrtRyng our advantages OF climate, soil, and miner
al wealth. fields Of coal our eternal forests, capa
bic of supplying the numbering wants of the who'll
Pacific; fisheries, gold mines, etc. ETC., and zeal
oasy and untiringly will We resist the VandaIc at
tempts now being made, Of desecrating with slavery
the soil of that territory, bearing tie name OF the i'm
mortal sage who, having achieved our national liber
ties atteted AZ president OF the federal convention
the adoption OF that great palladium Of our rights
the national constitution. I..f.
We earnestly invite al interested in any Of the above
Objects to become subscribers at once, forward then
names aud address 10 the parties herenbefoe named
Stdlacdpm, Feb. 5, 1861.
, 1857-02-20
J. w. Sullivan,

DOOKsELLER AND sTATIoNER, Post-oflce bull
ID ding, San Francisco, California would call the
attention of all booksellers, expressmen and news
agents to a large list OF newspapers and magazines
which he will furnish with despatch, together with
books, stationery, and all the cheap publications Of
the day at the lowest market prices carefully packed
and legbly directed As this list can never be per
feet, he will send specimen copy Of all new pubca
tions II desired. Dealers will find il greatly 10 theil
advantage to have atbeir orders packed in this es
tablishment as they can be supplied in advance o
any other house All orders will be answered promP
". juno g. IS .39-H
, 1857-02-20
Last Notice.


Olympia, Nov. 24th, 1856
rINHE accounts Of the Or. Master and Commssary,
L W. 7. ", will he closed the 2jth of December
next and M scrip will be issued after that date.
Persons therefore having unadlusted claims against
the Or. Commissary Departments OF the late vol
uneer organization Of th, territory will perceive tie
necessity for forwarding the to the undersigned
before the day above mentioned in order that they
may be put in proper form to be laid before the
Board Of United States Commissioners, which has
beea appointed TO audit the accounts growing out Of
the late Indian war in this territory
1t is believed that the Commission will not receive
or act upon any claims which not included in the
accounts rendered by the territorial authorities.
By order Of the Governor and COmmanderin-Chie hief.
WILLIAM ". MILLER,
nov29H ..... Or, NJ. & Com. Cen.
, 1857-02-20
a CARD.

We the undersigned, passengerson board the Brig
= Nerchshtman," Capt. wM. BoYD, bound from san
Francisco to Puget Sound, feel it our duty to express
Olrthans for the kind and hospitabe manner in which
we have been entertained during the passage, and
Wotld most cheerfdlly recommend the above brig and
master to the public worthy Of patronage and conf
dence. -s (Signedl
SILAs y. DENNIS, JACOB WIEBER,
l.. D. DURaN, W. N. HORROR,
RoBr. W. NOZZLE, ,l WILLIAM Bates,
JAMES sccTT, CHARLES MORRIS,
PAUL X. HoBBs at
February 18th, 1871. ..tH. .....#..
, 1857-02-20

D6- In 1925, an English vessel stranded
near New Rochelle. Such have been the
changes in the sea that the wreck now lies
in the midst of cultivated field, thirteen
feet above the sea, and around it are two
thousand acres of cultivated land.
, 1857-02-20
New Years can.

DERsoNs knowing themselves indebted to n
Lonsson Co. ale requested TO make us a New
Years call, and surprise Us and our pockets by
promptly paying up. Such as have owed us for the
last tlrse years. md ae unable 10 pay are requested
to call in and inform US of this fact, when further
time will be given and credit entered on our books for
the call We shall deem il an evidence Of the hon
est intents Of sneh may comply with the edhest Of
this notice, and lay the dey TO their inability to pay
The contrary wfilbe our opinion Of such a. do not
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends ,.,,.,,
.'' lE NJ. LOUiSSON ( co.
Olympia, Dec, 10, 1856. 4tf .,,.s
, 1857-02-20
AdmlnIstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that letters of ad.
IN ministration, bearing date Feb. I'd, 1857, have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of King county, Washington Territory, upon the
estate Of OBADIAH NJ EATON, deceased, late Of
said county.
All persons having claims against said estate arc
hereby notified to present the same TO the undersigned
within one year from this date, be barred undeI
the provisions Of the statute In such cases and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
CHAS. PLUMMER, Admir-.
Seattle, King County, W. T. 4wll
, 1857-02-20

MONSTER MIRROR. The largest mirror
plate ever imported into the United States,
has Just been put into the bar-room Of the
St. Nicholas Hotel. The plate is seven
feet wide, eleven feet high, and half an inch
thick. The original cost, and the cost of
Importation, was $1,000; the frame and
putting up 5000; making altogether, ST.
400
, 1857-02-20
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, 80 living, Of AARON
" y. T. COLLEY, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California In ls40-resided there until 1855, whom
be went to Oregon to purchase cattle and has mi been
heard from since. Hisrelatvesin Wisconsin and Penn.
sylvania arc very anxious 70 have some tdngs from
him. .. p l..iU a.f 30 81
Information addressed 10 W. II. WooD. steilacoom
Puyet Sound W. T., or 10 the Office Of the Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, T., will be thankfully
received. -. -. I.r f.,- .-
81 OREGON and California papers, win confer 4
favor BY inserting the above. u u -. q
, 1857-02-20
Dissolution OF CO-parGmeFshiP.

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between RUT
LEDGE 4 LOW, IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent The books and accounts in the hands Of
J. NJ Low for collection, who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand. Those knowing themselves in
Jcbted 10 the late firm are respectfully requested to
cal and settle without delay for punctuaty is the
life Of business. word to the wise : sufficient.
WM RUfLEDGE, JR.,
j. n. low
OIvnpla Feb. II 1857. 3wuol2.
, 1857-02-20
NOTICE.

T1HE following named persons having been appoint
Il ed commissioners TO build bridge across Budd s
Inlet at Olympia, by act Of the legislative Assem-
bly-Wm. Cock. VIM. Rutledge, Jr, +. Marsh, W. W.
Miller, VIM. McLane BIZ. Harmed, Joseph Cushman,
James X. Hurd, ]. l.. Clark, Elwood Evans, G. II.
Hale, s. W. Percival, and W. NJ. Morrow are hereby
informed that the FIRST MONDAY IL MARCH, (the I'd
day has been fixed upon the time OF meeting, for
the purpose Of organizing in accordance with the re-
qurements Of the 7th section Of the act Of ncopora
ton.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 10, 1857. 20 ... td-nO.l2
, 1857-02-20

REg- Not less than one hundred bushels
Of the single barrel of apples which Major
Poore wheeled in barrow from Newberry-
port to Boston, to pay bet, haeving been
already sold in the latter city for large pri-
nas
, 1857-02-20

WARD & HAYS
AND IHTATL DEALEEs u

ID s WHOLESALE AND lasTAn DEALERS N f
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS. BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
TUMwATER, W. T.
A 7 the warehouse Of WARD & HAYS, two miles
"A south Of Olympia at the falls Of shutes river, the
public will at all times ud IN store and for sale any
quantity Of tbe above enumerated stieles at price.
conformlble with the times Everything they have IA
SELL they will warrant to be fully equal TO what they
may represent H. Small vessels can reach the Vicin
y Of their warehoEse on the aoOd load and leave
tho ebb tide, mn ..-Is.llf,g Z.
TumWater, NOV. 2s, 1885, ia . 2-lysi T-T...
, 1857-02-20
CLARK DREW,
Matchmaker and JcweIer,


NTTTLL attend promptly to the repairing of Watch.
w es, Clocks, Jewelry of ClTonOmeters, and Nan.
teal instruments generally.
Patronage solicited and work guaranteed. Give me
a trial and prove my work.
Snnttlc. ian. Glth. le.G-nln- L.:
, 1857-02-20
{" Isaac 1. stevens, .
wM. FITZPATRICK, MASTER,

Wa FTlPAIKICkI AAsILK,
WILL make regular trips between the IN
w head Of Puget Sound and oil intermedi- tttfeN
ate ports between Olympia aud Victoria, Van ~
eouver's Island.
The l. l. Stevens is 40 tons bnrthen, aud plssen-
gers will find pleasant Accommodations on board.
Freight can be transported from port to port in the
utmost safety.
For freight or passage apply 10 tfe masttr on board
Olympia Jan .. 1857. Ter
, 1857-02-20
Administrntor,s NotIce.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of ad-
IN mnistrltion, bearing date Feb. I'd, 1851, have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of King county, Washngton Territory, upon the
county. b.. 81. OLD 1....
All persons having claims against said estate arr
hereby notified to present the 10 the undersigned
within year from this date, or be barred under
the provisions Of the statute in such and al
persons indebted TO said estate are requested To make
immediate payment.
CHAS. PLUNMER, Admir-.
Seattle, King County, W. T. 4wll
, 1857-02-20
"AzRUHD.

On Sunday afternoon the 18th inst, by the Rev
lsaac Dillon, STEPHEN D. RUDDELL, Esq, and Mrs
hABGAREr NJ WHITE, all Of this county.
, 1857-02-20
L o T!

SOM1N IlfRE between Olympia and Grand Mound
- MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing two notes
Of hand one signed by Joseph Boist, payable to Ca,
and one signed by J. H. Roundtree, payable to myself
for toryiyc dollars. Also two pieces of scrip, issued
by QnartermaSer General Miller, one payable to -
Iycaupr and trar.scrlc cd to A. HaggeTt or bearer
for Hundred aud sixty odd dollars ad signed over
to me. '.' ~ H'.l
The makers of the above notes are hereby cautioned
against paying them 10 any other person; and all per.
sons ,are hereby cautioned against purchasing the
same, as have received no value for them
JOHN BRADY.
Grand Mound, July l3, 1851. n3l3.St.
, 1857-02-20
Piano FoFtes and Melodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH Il CO., "

IMPORTERS OF PIANO ToErEs AND ME1oDkoEs,
- IS0 Clay ST. are the exclusive agents for the
fptA, sale Of the SroDkEr's PIANO FoKrEs AND
fPEINoEls MELonEoSs, in California, and are
~ constantly receiving them direct from the Man
ufactory. Such arrangements have hoen made as viii
enable them 70 supply these eelebated instruments At
prices. thus securing 10 purchasers he
advantage Of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding NE great
rsk and delay Of importation. just rooeired q sock
Of Piano Fortes for hire. -r1e1 sTaia
San Francisco, April ~. 1865. S3rN p y
rla- ND Fl. ts... .f r4s rrls7p tar
r4f frrf
, 1857-02-20
Religious Notices.

The Rev. @. +. WHITwoRTH, (Presbyterian,) will
preach at the district school house, every 9th
:. sabbath, commencing December 7th, 1856, at II
O'Clock, An, and o'clock,
Rev, T. DfLLoS CMethodist Church will preacl
every Sabbath on the ground floor Of Masonic Hall
olympia, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
, 1857-02-20
THoHAsLAMEERr,g ,Ia oHARLEs rorrE
THOMAS LAMBERT q Co.,
WAsHTNCTON gTHFrT

BErwEEN BArTERY AND stNsoME.
GENERAL Commission Merchants and lmportern 0
" Provisions, Tobacco and Segafs, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass ware,-Boots and Shoes
Hosiery, Rides and Guns Seines and Nets and al
cles suitable 10 the Puget Sound trade, the prices u
which will be found very moderate. .
San Francisco, Jeb. 10, 1858.
, 1857-02-20
II YOuraIr Coming, why don't YOu

Il lOHTdTt UVllIlgi VII! UOlI lou
. . M n "A 10 NJ or
TTNHE undersigned has Just returned from California
Il with new stockof MERCHANDISE, which he ia
BOUND TO CLEAR OUT
at low dgure FOR CASH IMMEDIATELY.
so please eaH and see the goods at Barnes neu,
store, near Giddings' wharf. ...
...-,... JOS. CCSuMAN.
Dyupla' feb. ii, 1891. nol3-4t.