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- MA4s, UAP1, sn0nD, 80.
- NOTICE 70 THE IxD1Ks-l
supply p L.dis., Kisses and Chiidrss's
shois :ssg sorUoso VII with h...
Mi::.. 90 % % % % % e e
Be- Be sl.s; L..las o.l.srs very Inc '''''
Be e s,. sS Moros % and IA s n:s,:
MisssS Morocco Bronze Slipper
Childrsn's Msrosoo and Pat. Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles Of shoes.
With especial care, snd he taiss pleasure % recon-
hes. quality. 1 y, H., HILL ILL.,.
nUTTON GAITkKs, AND
HEEL q CATERS, with and without
TIPS.-Ws have Just received several
cases OF the above goods, which are beautiful The
Button Caters are semething extra. The ladies
wsuld do well, to sail and examine mine thsm as We
Also. just to hand, an immense stock OF Ladies
and Missss colorsd Caters, several oolors.
my23 Isl Main street. Eagle square.
NOTICE TO GENTLEMKN.--.
Caters. Oxford Ties and Pumps, o our
own mako. We make the above goods to
order We also have on hard isIfi STOCK In store
my2s C.. 8 MAURICE Isl Main ct.
LADIES, VELVKT SLlPPkks.
A beautiful lot, very cheap, at
WALSH'S,
mvzs No IS, ovp,.its St Charles Hotel.
G EN- 1T LEnlEN,S VELv r
5sLIPPEEs.-Jpst received a. No. 49, op.
posite st. Charles Hotel, at
mySS WALSh'S.
CENT? EM EMS PR N ELLA
8sHOEs-Jus tbs thing for tender feet.
Go to No 43, opposite St. Charles Hotel at
myl3 WALsHS.
~ IN(PORTANT NOTICE TO I'll
Hi HAT, BOOT AND CATER WEAR
~ ERS-From Is to 20 per cent. saved by
buying from J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian -
Hotel Best quality molestin Hats s3 80; second
quality SS silk Hats $780, ine calfskn sewed Boots
IS SO; Congress- Boots best quality French patent
leather sS75; English kid S. IS; buckskin SO %
lasting 50 esfikin 525; patent leather Pumps WI
calsku do. 275; cafskin Oxford Ties2 Is They are
oil made to orderfand warranted to wear well.
FERNS. celh on delivery ons price and NO abate'
ment. ep III
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DUs1NRns OARDs.

DUslNxss CARDs.
] q DasI " R n TzIIEsIoAr AND 1rAII.n
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND 0kAH11n-
MAIE STREET. BETwEEN sra AND gTa IT.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PTEOES,
House and Store Fronts, window and Door Sin. -.
Bmyins G7uunds nelosd with Stone and Ircn keil.
Ing Ssrst Premium awarded BY the Meehaaiss L.
TH0nAs ". khk ksHndh4;,orruR
viii astsnd 70 the sale q Real E1TAfE, NE
q saIc Of Horses every SATURDAY.
NH 3,--ts
TVHN r. sOLOMOM esslc q. ao e a
in Broonns, Wood and w 49,. nsy ys 2. =.
Notiops. e.. L., lis washington strsst, between
vesey and BsrslAy, New York, will exssuts orders
from Rishmsnd on the most favorabis TERMS
, Ne1Tor. JAS. n. AaNIsrEAD,
Lat. Of SsrmyilIe1 (Lats Of Cumberland so.,)
JOSEPH BLANToH,
nroRroNo Alfk sI 1isi1s ;iSn. Z CO.. Com.
Ivl MISSION kERcHANTs, opposite Shoekoe ware
W. % sYs .d a. ..1 Chez 90
a L,sEaAL ADVANCES made on rr9a..s, either ell,
In sash or 6usno. ae lS-d1som
WILLIAH HUKLhY; Banker,
W. 50 Main b., opposite the st. Charles aoset l..
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, UneurTent Bank
Notes. Business Paper and arkstabie Securities OF
every description.
fe l0-6m
UI1OTHING EMBELLISHMENTS.
Ia sPRTNG GOODS FOR 1867
IA Tho subscriber has just received his Spring
NJ Stock Of Clothing and gentlemens' Furnishing
~ Goods, consisting of every srticle of gentle
mens wearing apparel, a. we'll as large and fash
iopsble assortment Of Spring Cloths, Cassimeres,
VestnRs, &C., &c., which he Il prepared to make TO
measure, at the shortest notice, and in the most
fashionable style, not TO be surpassed bJ any.
y. B. SPENCE, No 100, corner Of
apI Main and 18th sts
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DUPTUREs RADICALLY CURED BY
II DR.. sHERMAN'5
CELEB At ED 7 r U SIS.

Messrs FELDsURG CO. having purchased the
patent for the above celebrated article for the
State of Vrsnia, have opened an office over John z
Jackson's Drug store No u Msln street where they
sens who are suffering from Rupture are invited to
call and examine the article. BY SO doing they may
find certain relief from one of the most painful and
Physicisns are respectfully requested to call and
examine the above article.
This TRUSS was PATENTED Dec %, 1885, being
an entirely new article and will keep back, and posi-
siively cure the worst form of rupture, where the
directions followed, and at the time can be
worn with the utmost Comfort. 1t is the easiest and
most comfortable Truss ever introduced.
my Him
MOTT M-.The subscriber has NOT sold
Y out, reported, neither intends doing so; but
has removed his ofce from the Bnson to 18th street.
south side of the Dock, and 10 prepared to attend
lie for ANTHsAGirE and Bi TUMINOUs COAL
van '' '' sAmL. P HAYES,
ap 25-dim 18th I southtlds of the Dock
BELLEVUE EOsPITAL--T.,is Instiiu
I'D ton Is situated on Church Hill, Richmond. Va,
in delightful, airy position and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to she comfort Of pa
tients and the suscesaful treatment OF disease.
The Lying-ln Wards are peculiarly soEnmodious.
The uncersgued give their personal attendance 10
all patients placed under Len shs sT charge.
Co!ored Patients. .."........"......R5 Per wsek
Whites '.........;.::.. :,
Private accommodations. ............. to 10
These rates embrace sll charges fer Board, Msdi.
icnes and Medical and Surgical attendance.
az No 6mall Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES sOLT0t, n. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and Sth.
C. s. MILLS, N. D.,
l1h street, between Broad and Marshall.
RT COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner Of 4th and erase streets.
Resident Physieian-Dr. WOOD 1al-sm
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CTEAM IKON WORKS, 1856 Main st.
- near Seventh The subscriber Is now pre-
pared, with increased facilities to manufacture all
VERsNnAHs STEPS. VAIIi.Ts ana CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGB. 60, Ac GRAFT and
TENDERS, and all kind of House Work, and Job.
bling done on reasonable terms
az Particular attention given to the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing. &C., for the country, %
made az to be easily put up. call solicited.
NH l4---em GEO. 8. LOWNEs.
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THE SUBSCRIBER having dlscoAtiu
i ued the Grocery business vii. from this date
devote his attention sxclusively to the Commission
business for the sale of ell kinds of Country Produce,
Wheat Corn, Tobacco, &s; also, to the purchase Of
Gaano, Groceries, &c
He has associated his nephew, w. g.. MILLER,
with him who will give his particular attention to
the sales Of Tobacco.
He will also take this opportunity for returning hi.
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him for 20 long time, and
hopes strict attention to business to merit con-
tinusnoe of the asme.
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II have never known . Is sent Dasueirsotypist 10
establish permanent or astng business by stoopins
to humbuseias, cheating, or lying Fof
Gallery always has fer the last Ave years been pat
ronissd by nearly every family In Richmond We
do not pretend TO say that esu take 400 Pictures
cents than others can for %. Our customers and
friends Will notice that we never have taken any
cheap inferior Pictures ct this establishmsnt
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
H. ~
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10 half 900. 70
10 quarter :" ...... 70
10 eighth I" 10

In CRpzliNe TICKETS on CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
q Purchasers will please write their signsturss
plain and give their Post Office, County and Ststs.
EY Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 8 900 and under paid immedi-
ately after the drawins-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
q. SWAN Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Or, g. SWAN Il co,
Richmond, Va
u list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 10
entitled to- will be putlf,hed after every drawing
in the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Kegister, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta intelligencsr, New York Weekly Day Book,
ard g.v.npsh Morptns Nevs 40 20
A eOUTHkkN ON GA N IN TIL Il
a NORfH.-Ths undersigned has determined to
" nal "A phfladAluhfA to be
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RRUNIMkL 9 K0YsTKks,
ID COMMISSION MERCaANYn,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. 50 WATER ST.. NEW York
Liberal cash advances ON conGgnments.
JOS. BkUMMEk
OF Btearns Brummel, Richmond, Va
ALEXANDER L. ROYSYER,
OF New York,
JAMES ,. kOYSfEk
ja6-l3m Richmond vs.
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AOk LIE AT THE BLUE KIUUE
Il FUNNEL
About 1000 feet Of inch Cast Iron Pipes
2,400 feet Of 8 I" " g +"
From 100 to quo feet Of Gutta Percha Pipes
Cast Iron Cog Wheels of various sizes and pat
terms
Wrought Iron Cranks Axles, &c.,
Best Cast Steel
Old Castings and wrought Iron
Brass Pieces of Machinery
A quantity Lead, sc.
Apply at the Engineers Office at Brock svile.
az The articles may be examined ct the Tunnel.
C. CROZET,
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
27-Im
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EOR HlRE.-A conpetc1f 1aFEooDer
teoloted.l % % % the 6prinss, Tor TIE sansspey
sesson. or u destrsd for the bslsnes fthe yeex-
AppyR 81 r. WlLbAOHE1.
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DARK Err, NInNlO & CO.,
L No. 143, Eagie Square,
Have great variety of Goods, suitable for boys
wear. such as
Plain and Checked Cottonades
do. do. Linen
Striped Satin
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Black and Colored Drap D'Ete
do. do Italian Cloth
do do. Csshmarette
Light Summer CsSsimeres
Gloves, Hdkfs, Suspenders, Hose, &c. my IA
EOK BAkE.-A seRmstress and House
l. Servant woman with child, who IL q fine
Washer and lroner, or House Servant, and capable
Of making fitting any portion Of gentiemsn's or
ladys wearing apparel. Il. CAUfHORN.
my 2-ts
rINHE U n - &c Il . q \ ID will open a
L School MONDAY. Sept %, under tho direction
OF Miss Eliza }. Nichols. Terms, Per session Of S
months.
Beard, $40
Tuition In English. 10
Music on piano with use of instrument, Is
Tuition in Latin and French, each
No deduction except In ease Of protracted sick.
ness.
JOHN T. CLAY.
my l5-d&e1m* Chesterfield, May Is 1857.
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STILL ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF FA
- sHIONABLE READY.MADE CLOfHlNG-
MERCHANT. WElslGER CO. have this day
received, per express, nice assortment of Summer
Clothing; something really Handsome In the way OF
summer Coats Pants and Vests, cut and made in the
lsiest and best manner, which they pledge them
selves to sell at the very lowest price.
AERCHANT, WElsIGER CO.,
NY 10 No. 112 Main Of
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Css.esasassn.i t.svs.ssss.

We are a little appmhensise, that VIZ
shsieked" tao seoD, in reference 10 ths large
Democratic majority Ia the coming ConstL
latIouai Cosvcntioa. We still believe that
~ win have majority IN that bady. bat il
lon't hon up 20 tremendoosly, ~ We were
ii 10 anticipate. judging from tbs returns m
rived the day after the election.
Southern Minnesota sends an almost un.
'roken delegation o. Republicans. 10 the
ounties of Winoos, Wabsshaw. OImstsd,
Houston. Fillmore, and Mower, twenty one
Republicans have been elects,i. and but orr
Democrat br. poor fellow. slipped in
% cIti1sn's Ticket Our friends in that
PORTION u the Territory. write s that the
rIcr,ioo Was allowed to 60 by default that
the "uetsrri1@l" were busy planting corn. &c
This may oil BE- true. but Il don't mend TIKI
natter 10 the hast. However, We are glad
% hear thststhers Is prospect for good
Urn crop this SEASON that's soms eonsola
lion.
No reliable news has yet born recsiye
from the Goo,lhae. the Nicollet. OF the Zen
ton distric's I, is fsarSl by some however
hat complaining was also 10 vogue in thos'
,iis'riets las, Monday n so, we hops thu
opposition were animated by the zane Iov'
II agricultural pafsaits "a the "indomDits
bio Den9rary
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The tapsss. Syas,s..


Immediately upoo the receipt II au,hen.
he information, ~ 10 the r~alt Of the cspe.
di,ion sent on, by Agent FLApsAr. To pro
cure the rlesse 81 Tho unfortunate women held
as prisoners by Is.rA-pursns band, vigor.
on, measures should be undertaken by the
territorial authorities IN bring the murder.
ers 10 justice. We arr 81 opinion. that the
course pursued, Ia ~nding out small party
II Indians 10 raI,.om tho cnptlscs. previous
10 any attrmp, To punish tho Indians was
cmIncntly expeiient. 1ho~ acquainted with
the habits n hostile Indians, we'll know tina,
upon the frs, Indication Of danger. IRON pur.
suit. the haml IN question woold have @ert
frrl thu lives ii tho two prisoners, To pre-
vent their r~cne hcnce Il was In tho excr
else ol sound discretion. that the attempt
WAS ,aa,a TO procare their rcleasc by ran
som. prior tn an srmel force bcins sent
against the Indians. II the attempt at rap
SON should unfortunately fAil. II win b. time
enough to try the hazardous experiment of
r,~ea'ng the wcmen. alive. from the power
of their brutal captors. And thu Italians.
II tho expedition alrcady sent out, should he
sucsssful. can he a. veil punished after the
ransom of the two women, ~ befow. AMI
wIthoa, any danger that the lvcs OF the
PRISONERS will he forfeited by So doing,
We hear that owing To the large iorer Of L,
\ ,roopa nov In the Territory, being order
III to kansas, and their place being supplied
by much sn,alkr force po immuliatc nj
tempt will be wale by The government
soldiers 10 pursue the Indians. II tina should
prove To bs true. II will b. the daty IL the
Governor II the Territory to organic a
rorS far such pursuit, rs contemplated by
The action ~ tho extra SESSION If the tsg,s
iallrr. W. have ~ doubt bat that this
viii he done hy the Uovrrnor. The good
maine cf our Territory. AMI the safety Of our
ltoo,cr se,,lrrs imperatiu'ly demand that
this mn,,lcroas hanl Of indians phoull be
cs,crmnalci,
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The Nsshins'Vn Set states that A. y.
B,xKs, keq, Va The Hon joan q, A,iKS
Of Illinois the Hon JOINS l. RomSso>
iuew Uni,esl States Marshal. q luliapa. n
lormsr n,embcr Of the lloasr , RrcnAsp u,
Cosour, Esq. Corn'y Clerk 81 the City
and Conn,y. Of New York, ami the Hon
ll,xRv B,ss,sp. II New llamphir ar
ia the field ~ candidates 1r the Ckrkship
Of the llease of Representatives. The -
lte'ion 81 Democratic ncminr fr the
speaAership, is s'so q poin, Of maeh s,'en'
,ioa a'aoag the politicians in all sections Of
the country Thcsr mes, ,alk~l oH arr the
the lien JANIS |. 0RR, Of South Carolina
the Has, ruosN 1. HAAS u Illinois.
Ani tive l,on J CLANCY Josrs. Of lepnsyl.
'aaia-all sSrren~d comre'ro, and efli
es,a, ulcn
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from the Uppsr w,s.i appi.



- CLorp, Nav 80, i>5,.
There are four steamboat arrivals a. this
piacr every sck. FROM -. Anthony. There
% hat little freight In b. taken down at this
~asoa Of the year. and thc boa,s make thc
time from here To ~ Anthony in lss than a
day Another hosi To run between thf~'
points vs. now beinx built al Crow river
Travellers ought NJ, Ia MRS the delightful!
sencry on What 5 rally tn Upper M's.ss-
sippi II they wish 10 sc the country in
the vicinity Of thr river Iw1ab r,rcm-
mend them 10 come gp on The daily stacy 70
SAak Rapids, anil rv,arn from h.'rc By the
steamers.
The phsasan, ami healthy loca;ica n -.
t'ead rvn,lers /, ai,ractiy, 70 picasarc ~S,k.
ELS As vel a. 10 6,sigse hunters. Tbs hotess
can he saseiy recommended. They arr spac
'ca., nea,, ART Evncrnasly proyiAd NJ
WaIlS ~ho ksr- at the apPr cod Of
town j. frnm the kcys,ooe STATE. lie $
well known "a the krmcr hs~, At Roe
Crrek rhe Starts llous : al The losvr
epi Il he towa and $ ssP, by VI >Tx,ESs
a native Of the cid lay State. Il : bail'
IN oso;hic siyk ~ an'hIic'urc asi osn-
ma,is a splendid vrw II tn river ani -
Aed -cepcry
A nanh-~ 81 substantial s'tilcrs from
rcuos~~r hsve A,sly arrived kNrurs,ons
to the Rel River q ,Ar Nw,A have ca~,i
to BE- matters q rare aiycntara Within a
~~k two parties harr eoers IL from ,h'-re,
AMI another party hft hsrv Day e,'iorc VIZ
prisy TIE ntv rvgiou lying hs,w~n
81 Ciorsi AMI the Rcd River q rcpcs~nici
by ths-e pe'plc as asais@e's E- Asrsal,a-
nj purr-- Tx TIP ou' !. -'sis n ''vya
Ays and the srtilcmerts arr 5aeh i b m
Sc<Ary 10 Gasp ga, Eorv ,sAn oo,s'
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\ sus, .,st sisstSs....

!, has slrnady been announced that the
President u the United States has rsciv.
cd and accepted the invitation Of the Beard
o' Directors Of the Military Asylum or
Soldier iicme 10 r,s.jc n that vicinity du.
ring tbc summer AMI au,umal moaihs. atd
10 occupy The house vacated by Saryron
HNo. Of the army in view II ,ha, event.
Tho IIeme ellu,lci 10 il abou,
four miles FROM Washington. Aui Is Ap
preached by good read The ,cuemen, Is
a hSaliby and lsaa,iful situation, sarruuasled
by natural Objects which rnhancc the value
Of rural rcs!dcacc. A quiet r-,rai amer
the hasiocss Of The DAY cannot but prove
grateful to the distinguished s'a,csman Ba'
this Is Of Ies Importance than the avoid
snoc Of chills and fewr, to which 81 latr
wars ;he consisu, occupants 81 the Es~a-
tive AauSiou have bcen exposed, aui from
which ~ prsidcp, piFacr sni o,hey n'esa-
bora of his household wers saGercr.
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GovxmSoR wAlxrs arrived at lesvcu
worth. Kansas. Oh the 2a,h ult TN the la,
Of his arrival. be made . sp~ch Ia which b.
stated that he MAS going to Do justice To all
parties. spi administer his eovvrumcn, I'M
partially --,hz, no constitution kr Kansas
should ever Ia pr~~a'ci 10 Congress, Il h~
could help Il, without having b-~o 6rs, sub
ml,,ol to the popr; anil tina, the ohrc, 81
his mission 10 Kansas MAS 10 @S,ur to thu
issple II the Territory ,hc-r rights anil
pri'iSsyys that wer GUARANTEED to ,lcm By
the FEDERAL Ccas,i,uticn AMI the Organic
Act
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The friends Of General LowHY have lately
received letters from him. lie Nai i. Paris.
His health improving, md he cxpoeis 70 ~.
turn to st. Cloud by The hrs, Of August
There dos not see,n 10 he mach interest
ielt in the approaching election. l'arii,s
are rather evenly divided 1hc nominating
Convention were badly behind haul. and /,
Is doubtful II al the back settlers gei no
tice OF the election 1hr Adrediser con.
cludes an appeal for lail vote. by saying
that the man who cannot spare day for biz
country is no, a patriot fproPo,. how d.
you like the article in TIL, weeks =. Cloulp
Airsr'iser on " Town site Riyalriai
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In every case here two or morv arpica.
tons air made for the location OF the same
tract of lanl. and the sale Is made At auc.
ton to one cf the applicants, Il ia held hy
the Commissioner 81 the Land Otfce tina,
in all such cass u land warrant cannot he
usNl, money h'ins rqairsl tS'tom paicu,
can be issued Thr Law rs,uir,,l ,ha, where
mc~ than ore application Is made for the
same ,rsc, Of land the rg,.,rr shall ~t,.
the contest by pa,'ing the land up al aac-
ton. and the high,s, bal ,ak,s the land \
very large quantity " lands thus dispoesJ
Of has tsvp satisfied by the aviation Of land
warrants and ,heexors ever 81 - r~t ACRE
PAID in money All such hcai'ons aw to
I've eanNilsl as,ls the ASis,,a II the Com
missioner, AMI money rqaird 10 he pad
Revolutionary Virginia scrip will he rSciv
ri in sech "ass at sl,9s PER acre instead
Of money, Whenever !, Is odec,l. This de
eisioa makes scrip much wec valuable than
heretofore, and will doah,l~s he in vssl H.
mani
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In the Goodbue County district. The eu-
tire Democratic ticket f1v Delegates 10 the
Constitutional Convention. IL elected by All
average majority Of 20 votes The success
ful candidates ARE Me~rs. Farenosy, LIZ
Dec, SrAcv. GEomos. CoLsnLw, and tan
ptsxn. 0ooiha" Coaoty gave majority
Of NJ for the ticket; Dodge County u
small Republican majority. and fr.eborn
laJ Democratic majority
In Mower County. 7. ~ AnsNnosa,
Democrat. has been elected NJ one % the
delegates. The contrst between Wsonov,
Democrat. AMI vAuanAs. Republican. Is
very rosr.
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ST. CLorp. THURSDAY. June 4

1T. CLoyp. THURSDAY, June /. l-5i.
We are beginning to enjoy somr Of the
pleasures of summer. The Wild fruit ir,s.s
are in blossom and the stately fore-, ,rae-
which in handsome groves adorn this cu'irr
region, have pat forth their foliage. Do
not believe we are so far Advanced "a 10 ic
deprived wholly Of the country
The river IL quite high at present. an,!
the stray logs which are y,t floating down
continue 10 interfere with our terry arrange
ments. To avoid tn Inconvenience which
results from the interruption Of the Grry
crossing. it viii be necessary 10 have either
"A steam ferry or a bridge The latter wJuld
doubtless be- paying property and hear
the subject favorahly talked o. Bridge
builders make Us ii proposal
1hcN seems To be- great rush for Uittr
Tail Lake. 4 party from Nassachlsrtt,
passed up yesterday 10 that region yj,i.
tors to that Lake SAoald 90 supplied with
tisb-hooks |, IL fun Of whi;e lish Of drt-
cious flavor.
TO say there is considerable building
going on in town would be yrry lrtc.
though true remark. \ neat styl. O. ar
chitccture, J am happy to say finds general
favor and patronage. We van, niarr n1,-
chanics and abOrtrs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

A Ccrar NAariAt. which c~avrsrd IN
resas. 6and MAJOR Glun rcarss Con
mani~ a, Fort Rrewu, guilty II the charc~
II cceiac, to the prcjadsr Of rc"j or,u
and military discipline, by drapsrnmss. AMI
snicncrd han 10 b. diSnts~i ir,m tbs sr'
sis~ ba, taking into ccas.ssstsa isnrm''
" cfagc and ~ wars II honorable s~,Ss
ths rrs.dcnt has. ~ Recommendation ~
the ccar, uitisa,sd The so,encr to oss yrsrs
Suspension frsa rank Ani pay
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STATE NaI. ~1i TO- Cd "a 5rsA;.-,
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q, ,h, csar 81 'se IiTnA nj Aasr.r-a
vsr 'air~ aV1-,- a-.i ny sasy 4 NJ 'al
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