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BLAhELEY AND BURBANK

STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission
g Merchants. -I'roprIefofs Of he Moth West,
ern Expicss Company Agens Tor the G.aIeua-
punei;b a;si Minnesota Pasket Conl any, and Mef
cs4anJs' Despatch. Office. Corner Of Jarkson-st.
and Lower Lesep {, ssri u-'-h \, innrsUts
Mark pacAacps, % care Of B. and B.'' St.
Paul. n4lu
\ regular messenger will be pm, en- The route
Sank Rapids eatiy in The spring.
n. BLARELEF, &C. FUaBANE
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MAI, TIN DIRE NJ 4

Manufacturer ofsasE kisds md gnat;ies fof Sad
# dies, Harness, ollars, Vaiscs hips
III. Fly Na,s, etc etc, "A mo farrs ga Trimming
IL All kinds of repaifsng IN bis liae done N ti,t
$ shortest possible tipae, Thrill Street heiweaF
Minnesota and Roberts, 81. l'sui, aianeso,s:
Territory, . IF II issSfs ~ Esssf4g sHs
Saint Paul, Nj r., April. 2 8s yff 4
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JOSEPH BROW n.

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'roprssto, q Ms BIS House.
"a NJ Ill endsaYor 10 please u BIO Wi give
sYY him a call. This hopseis situated i'm
nediatelS oa the shore Of Big Lake !, This lake
tboands III fine fish, and fiaIv bite readily at The
lsoul, making rate sport for those fond ofanging.
ssBig Lake, Benton CO., April 20, 1855. #
IN Z DR.H. W. GOULD,
Rcsidcn! Surgeon Dentist. Entrance to Rooms uE-
N derthe Golden Tooth. King Block, Aiain Street
4 Saint sinahpss, Minnesota 47y1
n FE4E ceE
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.'OsEPII TOBEY.

fEsssuceEssoR To A. q. LARpEsTRuR, J
NH VIC II IFS a LIE and Retail Dealer il,
Ys Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
adyldade Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Gents furnishing Goods, Yankee No
tons ~ No. y, Third Street, near
jackson, St Paul N Minnesota. II
Constantly On hand complete
stock cf Goods for the Indian Trade.
ST. Paul, N. Fs, Oct %. nt5ys
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sv III. SCIIOONOVER.

Practical Surveyor, will attend promptly III leal
.a his line of business, Office at West Sank
Rapids, Minnesota S.Is a
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CHAIR. Es d M Ayt,sI 81 &c

Successors 10 n "a NV L ii, y Wholesale ara
Reiaii Dealers Ia 3afdsSpre md Cailefy,
4 Manufacturers Of id Dsaiersth Stoves las.d
y TIL. Ware, Third street VI Paul, Min. T'ff..
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CROW WING Variety STORE.
). III. BEAuLIEu,
y. ~. bEr1UL TEU,
~ .,EpS constantly on hand, and for sale, a.
q - the lowest possiolerates9afsf $500
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
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INDIAN GOODS. eq.4

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He has large stock, land u ready to disposejo
them ut fairTaie for cash. on Ears From his
location ou the border Of The Indian country,
these wishing outfits for ihe Indian trade, would
do well ID purchase 81 HIM he will keep SUPP
plies to furnst those Hishing 10 60 into the Inn!
boring business ~ ~ ,sSIissaft3 ~ s5|
felle has constantly on'hand Bark Canoes, ft-'
TED up with oi! Cloths, Tents, ETC., 10 sell or
Ihire D, persons Wishing to visit the Pine region
above, explore that vast county lately &c ded to-
the united States by the Chippewa Indians, or
make "Trip up The Mississippi and actoss to-
Fonda Lac, The head Of Lake Superior, by the
Savanna Poftage, Savanna and ST. Louis Rivers.
The traveller DESTROYS Of witnessing The nostin-
teresiine portions Of tviIds the of .8increa should
ih3 all means take this trip Guides or Voyagcfs,
utln always be- furnished TO ifasplcrs, who are
perfectly familiar with those routes, and are men
who can misunderstanding The journey perfectly
safa Refefto Borup and Oaks, ST. Paul, and
Ramsay Cooks, N. NJ ytf3
/ Grow Wing, .Gpril 20. -. ~.. st.
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sest, dfo.s3 les Nh sSlss seal Ealsks4
icr Is u, 81 lishni III
eslll ssEs
/ NJ moSld sas ssats u III can,ihg here
sifll ~ "a purchase Real ESTATE thatb cou-
snlflng lis they III hat lapds are fdt
sale ths iclnity price sic ard Asn tfsi'vd
|sss WI aet As sgepf 4 TAI the puy cktsA of such
lands, GAN ta ynsi more fayp-s
lrable Terms than q. n ~ ralger Sss
Persons wishing to make i,y estu,s nts, can do]
|so through our agency ~ fayoFablY - n hefe
shenselyes. 81 sszl 1;
MONEY iNVEsTE ED IN RE:lA i. EST Ami u
MA ws ias ess money II Resi- Estats,
hrsi atea sns.d Eea ~ ave per cent f'i
iha inraslIlnit ana three per seat on MI sums
syar that land vail give, Without charge insf
aud accurate descriptions Dr. Aa kinds spsli-
ty of tie soil proportion Of pfait5s and tln1ass
land, water, ec. ]; and tia psobahs proRtahl ars
ncss ofahe Investment i'll also aet as ageni fdfs
The payment ~ u res MI ~ s8s
t LOCATION Of LAND ~ 4 AXIS s
we viii entef.g and L lof III Has
and sssl the Al me, hen aesI fed. hal c
fihe PROFITS, and shafs lbs sosses sqgaisy Br
Itais course we should ssa aallS with
Inc eaPitsliss il securing process latAs
sa w,l hus goyers,ia aat fisads, aud into
u rslea itigation 10 "a thsss yeaYs lgs,lts
I,late ei entry. al 81
Ifae al ssstl cest ,spr luasssas saar our
Eyiees --tEps realizias twenty pr cent y,
10 eapstasists iuf the asssoi .hsIE naaheys Eqt
ilaads entered iii shss AVN liel kis5g
!, Tile expiration cf sehe Eise years fsaaalls
sselsct,Hg ard aeatsrirs; gcH ssn!,acnt lana ass
charge l.a t4eanfs. per acre II sSa4
Eastern nra ils,s es erl tes ef Deposit IA.
'fceisedssa pa ssllent for lands Al III * ID
s. sssEIsACy &. s. II AIR MIAMI
Ere RI N e.E 8 s ssss s$
d Iisn C. III nooliitle. Utica, N * a
4 Haa Jphn E lIinnlan, Mayor Of Utica, y ~ &
ii. slnssss Clark Ali sichardsen. do do
i Hen Is w LeaVen sxorih, See State, Albany. (
ffasa Dan nrait. las Sup Caart. . yfacase, N
Hon Israel Hunsiastoa, do &
81 Messrs Ely. Clapg q Barnes, New York #
Il Wall Woodbury.. Esq
n Samuel w Patu,an, Esq, Esfcck'yn, N Y. \
II Hiram Il jerome ], Esass Rochester n Ys79i
y Henry Is, Fish, ESQ M
ST stston Il Gasitt, Esq, Lyons, n id
Charles T. 7GSsfark. ESD Rntfalo. NY
tip George q sseeiye, Esd. Geneya,N
sst. anifonys April. ytf IL
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J IS. P4ERkINS Il.
Do I GOODS,

Eancys Goods. Boots, Shoes, and Read made
GIositifA Vain Street, VI Iittle below the FATS,
NC. AathQay n. i T.. Aprils /. VII
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IJ1lF lTo0ls, f1focsf'lss 9L'focEra?I,
Window Shades, az Which they wishineirse out.
% taake xoeni FIJI ase stoHk Of Groceries and PRO
Visions co,niag up n. The ss.eaing Of Naviyatioo.
Thaaee.sisnsa arc, determining % Sch the above
,pls.d goods All some isice, as they ash 70 get pu,
I'll the i)ss Goods Dis;assssand tqen 4 large While
sale aud retail Grocery and proyisia Store There
tore any person ,sishias ~ purch4sa any sind 81
Ladies' Dress Goods sucA Raw s issss Mesinn d
L;,ines, Ahlatsa, 81 Prints III ;asy. md together
With a large assortment Of saal TOO i,me-
roiss ~ iscntion n 3s ~ " y y 81
81 Bark Wits, S.iat and I.adsaa, tIIase, s
,ata. Pants aud Boys Clothes.
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II SsfAfA ACRES tar sale few miles above
III OtStF the aauth ~ Els River Rsal.
prairie gatfuiiy situated siie frefn The Mis-
sissippi aaensly opnasitethe aesyaan, laaloa
an the ~ side ni iisa river Ther.ady naskei
Fos alikinislof produce AT hoaIesnd tie nearaess
il srsst and SAW nis maxi Iris desirable farm
ing 1slsd. Inquire Of
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A rafy sxtcssiye stock c,estansly kept up, win
ssl,tcial reterea wanasta rue afn,ess q see
Territory, and hosaf absn,to area tarus.
WnllS pbsptyei NJ 10 wait ID eystonl.ses, aud
pE4nty of sdotstS sorts 10 se'i. ms nudefsgnad
iu,ts II ssrit pg4'ses prepoi toay 81
5soai ronase ss,as N
sss 1:ss q Ia.4 IiI asNTTUR III
st. Paul. garth ~ ssa ssaa iH
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INDOORS Ass II y LII beg iaaye
III zp loslaa,fn 5iss i5,i uf ST ssss and
ssf eguslsS 81 that 10 AZ
s,s4l Ia Hall and retaii.
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g a4A AsR for ~ lie near atloKa one piece
Ill ssssss ss yesa a ee saSs fsss
sFa e So according to
distances ftsN town, saas lets 81 0f land.
sa S E fs$s III, II e +. e FL r. JlrfI.EM.
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THE EI.EcIoN IN KENrucKY.

The returns from Kentucky continue to be of the
most gratifying character In the lower house of the
State legislature the democrats will have large
jority II win be seen from the following, which
copy from the Louisville Courier, that there will be
tie in the senate
0f the old members Of the senate holding over Is are
know nothings and are democrats Some of the know
nohings are now representing strong democratic con-
sttuences. OF the members elected, IL are demo-
Gratis and know-nothings, with district 1.-THE
Fleming) TO hear from, in which, fear, Wat Andrews
is elected by close vote In he is elected the sen
ate will be tie, and Lieut. Governor Hardys death
leaves that body without presiding officer one will have
10 be chosen which, in the present condition of aair
may prove tedious operation"
The majority for Garrard, the democratic candi-
date for State treasurer is estimated high
twelve thousand.
AS far as heard from, the congressional delegation
stands eight democrats to know-nothing QHum-
phrey Marshall) In the remaining district to hear
fromthe thirdt is barely possible, but not proba-
ble that the democratic candidate is elected. He
had a majority of l,7T9 to overcome.
We give below the vote Of the ninth district
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR TURNEY,

We regret to announce the death of Hon. H. L.
Turney, member of the United States Senate from
Tennessee from l845 to 1851. correspondent of
the Nashville Union at Winchester, Tennessee fur
nishes the following particulars ofhis death
% Hon. H. L. Turney died of congestion about G
O'clock p M on Saturday, the LIST inst He had spent
the day in town attending to his business in the circuit
court About 81 clock he left for his home, % miles
distant in his usual health His son. Peter Turney and
other gentlemen attending court walked with him
about half mile, when he left them in unusual fine
spirits About half mile from that point he found
by one of his neighbours negro boys sitting by tree He
told the negro he sick to take of his mules from
his wagon and take him home He went about half 4
mile, and told the boy to take him down he thought he
should die. The boy took him down, and galloped to
his house, short distance, to give the alarm gentle
man walking on the farm to him in time to him
breathe his last, but too late for him to speak
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THE ELEcr1oN IN TENNEssEE.

We had counted largely upon the generous and
enthusiastic democracy of Tennessee but the result
thus far of their indomitabe efforts far exceeds our
most sanguine expectations. The indications are
that, notwithstanding the success which attended
the gerrymandering efforts of the know-nothings a
few years ago, the democrats have carried both
branches of the State Legislature by decided MAORI
ties thus securing the election Of co United States
senator's. 1t is believed that the majority for Gen.
Harris the democratic candidate for governor, will
exceed ten thousand.
The delegation to the next Congress will probably
stand seven democrats to three know-nothings-a
democratic gain of two.
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THE ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

In the second, third, fourth, seventh, and eighth
congressional districts the democrats have elected
their candidates by very large majorities. The OPP
position was merely nominal In the first and sixth
districts the contest close, but has resulted,
believe, in the election of both the democratic candi
dates. In the first district Shaw's net gains thus
far, foot up 45l which insures his election by IS
majority, without further changes in his district In
the fifth district the know-nothng candidate is
doubtedly elected. The delegation from North Caro-
lima in the next Congress will stand democrats
to one know-nothing. This is, indeed, most bril-,
liant and signal victory.
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correspondent, planter, writing to the New Or
leans Delta says in reference to the Louisiana sugar crop
Inc truth is this the Louisiana sugarplanter has
other short crop before him 1t will be a short crop at
best now The most favorable future cannot prevent
this, and an early fall unavorable weather may
duce the product OF the growing crop the figures of
last year, or even less These are the facts Ny own
crop, persuaded is fully two weeks behind last
year, very late seasonand while the stand is better,
my only hope is in late fall and this, from the very
backward spring, may reasonably expect / am per-
suaded that my crop is in way the inferior Of the
crops OF my neghbors and the universal statement that
hear upon the whole coast is, MY stand is good but
the canes are very small Believe my prediction -it will
take most favorable give us 200 900 hogs
heads and with bad weather drought early fall
there is no estimating with any degree of certainty how
little we may make"
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COMMUNICATION.
10 tie Editor Of The Union !:

Tb de Editor Of Ne Union:
In your paper of July H. in article on "The Fourth
of July in Boston in 1857, discover of fact,
which you will, doubt not, be glad to correct.
Rev William II. Alger, the orator on that OCCASION is
not the son. you supposed of the late Cyrus Ager esq.,
the great iron-founer who has done much work for
the government he heir to any of his property
From long and intimate acquaintance with the latter
gentleman know him to have been strongly conserva
tive in his opinions and feelings and decidedly and stern
ly opposed to ansavery agitation. Indeed that this
was the case was universally known in this community
On the other hand he deeply interested in the Colo
nzaon Society," constant reader of its publications and
q liberal contributor TO its funds. A. G..
BosroN, Aug. 7, 1857
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES IN OHIO.

The Dayton lohio) Empire thusspeaks of the dem
ocratic candidates for governor and lieutenant gov
ernor of that State
Henry B. Payne, of Cuyahoga is well known 10 the
people OF this State and the Union and his name alone
Is a tower of strength that all the force of blacl
republicansm may assail in vain He has for a numbr
of years been before the public in various official
ties and in every station he has been called upon TO I'm
he has discharged the duties devolving upon him in
manner that gives the fullest and most satisfactory evil
dence that he will If elected make one of the most ex
empay chief magistrates that have ever been called upon
to preside the interests Of glorious State Under
his administration there will be notification against
the United States awsno conflict between the State and
federal authorities -
"Wm. O. Lyle, of Hamilton, the nominee for lieu
tenant governor is young of great promise He
is sound upon all questions relative to the local and
era interests OF the State and the people generally We
hail his nomination with great satisfaction"
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Notwithstanding the vauntings of the opposition
press previous to the election, the answering de-
mocracy Of the lonestar State have made a ''clean
sweep" There is literally nothing left of their
opponents. In the following brief despatch the
whole story is told:
New ORLEANS Aug. THE returns from Texas indi-
cate the election of Runnels democratic candidate for
governor, by twelve thousand majority.
No opposition to democratic candidates elected to the
legislature SO far as heard from
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CONGRESSIONAL cASvAss.--We observe that Messrs
Singleton and Lake. opposing candidates for Congress in
the 4th district Mississippi have published long list of
appointments showing that they intend to canvass their
district thoroughly The first appointment is at Canton
the Sd inst, and the last at Rchland October LIST
All the other districts regarded absolutely certain
for the democracy. Why should the 4th not be
Memphis APPEAL
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Majority for Dowdell, 1l6.
THE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.

We have received despatch from an intelligent
citizen of ST. Louis bearing date of Saturday evening
last. Notwithstanding the reported successes of
Rollins he is of the opinion that Stewart the demo-
cratic candidate for governor is elected by small
majority. All the counties in communication with
the telegraph have been heard from and as the
test appears to have been close one, several days
may elapse before the result is definitely known.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Ndpai. Third Assistant Engineer Granville Toucey
Pierce has resigned his commission
Lieut. R. b. Lowry has been detached from the re-
ceivng ship North Carolina and ordered to the United
States steamer Michigan, the northern lakes, and
Lieut. John E. Hart has been ordered to relieve him on
board the receiving ship North Carolina.
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srArr prpARrnnEr.

Hrsek,-Informaton has been received from James
Keenan, United States consul at HongKong of the total
loss the It'll of March last Of the American whale
ship "Alice Mandel" Dennis master, Of New Bedford
the Pratas shoals The captain and took to the
boats without saving anything. The captain and first
officer reached Hong Kong after being in the boats four
days. and the rest of the picked up at by
a Chinese boat and carried into the same place.