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kNA.lEleyenth District CoI
In - CLERKS Onice.

&NA, Eleventh Disscc. Court
~taA Clerks once.
III EN " Ann Cookscy, DECD.
L AI1aa A}eaeGeid has fled hl5 app iica.
nv 90 aerks asse Of the Ill.,. IN p nf aad
HAE,c. rfore, Naiee y hereby given. that
, RoxoV be fled in this oilice,.in wiring,
Y additQo from the date hereof, sala applicant
ted ed according law.
. reesiol ssss my hand ID ths Seal Oh SAY
G. DUKE, Clerk.
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PhjiadelDhia

SADDLERT WAREHOUSE,
Howard d. Hall, Successors to S. Robb
.> & Co., (No. Magazine street, near
Canal, New Orleaps,) are now re-
ceiving from their Manufactury
in Philadelphia, a large assort-
ment Of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Whips, Trunks
and Travelling Bags,
with all other arti-
Giles usually found
in the Saddlery
Busine
d HALL are agents for the
Union India Rubber Com ,pany of New
York, and will keep constant. v on hand
full assortment Of Rubber BINDS OF
all sizes. Also, Patent Stretched Ca
ther Beltings, which they are constantly
receiving from the best mandatory !,
all Of which they offer as low and on as
good terms rs any other. Sly
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VIM. NJ. Few, Clerk; Geo. Dean, Parish
Constable; 10. A. Taliaferro. Parish Prin
ter; and DIR. A. A. Wall, physician to the
parish prison.
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
OBES MAYO, OF Catahoua, Judge,
WADE Ii. HouGn, of Caldwell, District Attorney.
Is composed of the Parishes of Catahoula,
Caldwell, and franklin The jury and Probate
Terms in each are held as follows
CATAUOULA.
Jury Terms-2nd Monday of April and November
Probate Terms-2nd Monday of June 4 January.
CALDWELL.
Jury Terms-1st Monday of May and December.
Probate Terms-lst Monday of July and February
FRANKLIN
jury Ter,ns--3d Monday of March and October.
Probate Terms--3d Monday OF May & December
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No. &c Tchoapitoalas street. Near Orleans
COPPER. TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu- =,
: facturer, stoves, Crates, and Ship Caboos- g
as of all sizes, put up at the shortest notice. Sy
nzy- Goods for the country carefully packed
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PARISH OF CATAHOuLA.
D. NJ. Prichard, Sheriff; c. c. Duke,
Clerk; I. b. Nis. Recorder; j. N. Riley,
Assessor; WI. Burt, Coroner; r. H. Gu
ny, Treasurer.
Members of the Police Jury.
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Bowel. Diseas
Cholera, Dysentcry, Diarrhea, Cholera Nc.hus. Ill
ious Cholic, Cholera miantum. also, adj
mirably adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES,
Mos. especially p...niu Msnstruat:un.
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E. FLETCHER, Pm.
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Norsh River ana Rivanna Canals.

The public spirit recently displayed by the peo-
pls of Rockbridge, according to the letter OF cur
Lexington corr respondent, published in the Dis
patch, Of yesterday, is worthy of praise. The OBJ
jset OF the completion Of the North River Canal is
very important to them, aud the money required
10 small In amount. But it is not every important
work requiring o little money that receives aid
from those peculiarly interested In 1t. I'VE hope
the Independent farmers of Rockbridge will
promptly loan the small sum required. The North
River Canal IL Of great value to them. When
completed, Il will be liberal feeder of the james
River Canal, and its own contributions would
soon enable the James River aud kanawha Com
psuy to refund to them the sum loaned.
The Rivauna Canal 10 another valuable feeder to
the James River improvement, which languishe'
Ia an unfinished condition. 1t has many able and
energetic advocates in Abemarle and through theiI
sxertions, 1t may ere long be completed and cen
tributing its part towards strengthening tia
most valuable Of all our p, bic works, the james
River Canal, which now SO much needs all the as
sistauce that can be brought to it's aid TIE lie
gislature never did exhibit a proper sense of thu
importance OF the Rivanna Canal. Valuable il
ITSELF ~ It drains one Of the richest portions of
James River Valley, it is still more important ass
tributary TO q work which is destined to do moi.
for the State than any and all other Improvement
70 which she has appropriated her means and bel
energies.
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The Monroe Monument

The appropriation by the Legislature, ffr the
construction Of Monument, in Hollywood Gene
ssry, TO the memory of JAMES MONROE, was conf.
dsd to Governor WISE. We learn from the En4lis
ysr that 10 carrying out the object Of the Legisa.
surs the Governor determined that stone Monu.
meat, constructed with the limited amount at his
disposal, would have been "eutirely incommensu.
rate with the dignity ofa State tribute" and that
one more imposing could be built of iron. He
therefore procured of Mr. A. LUBBOCK, Of this city,
q design for miniature Gothic Temple to bs made
az that material. The Enquirer speaks of the de.
siga ~ graceful and imposing. exceeding in beauty
she Governors highest expectations, and one with
which this city may be well satisfied, as it is the
work OF one of her artists Having obtained the
design, the Governor sought proposals for build-
ing the Monument, and received the following
hida from contract ora 10 the cities named:
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reg DIS p A TEV



Tee state Agrtcaisaral esc.ets'
TIA INCENTIVE COMMITTEES OF the state agrioe'e
s,ssi Society VIII bold meeting, to make p'cl :.
, ,,,o.s for their Operations tho coming year
s.v weeks. Il IL. therefore. proper that re snou
= ,r,n "a coss,dex what measures shoaia W 'AN."
hare IN oop>sctioo With the Society 70 proao'e
..cc>e. az IN. next annual exhibition IN" !"
sssrsssAd NO lees BY regard for the gooo VI "s"-
cuiturs tiau Tor the Interest OF this city
rAA st.ss Society has IA endowment OF my
&sn,.. nd ao,Iars. We wish it::wefe. larger; btt
shas v,Il do to keep life Ia il, aud with Jadieiors
admin tstration, strengthen it aud increase ne
,sef.ioess To make is efficient aud successfuiin
tse highest degree, it's headquarters should be al
the largest aud most accessible city In the stale
II should DO where people would have the greatest
Inducements to 20, where they could go with the
greatest casa, and where they could be aeco,nme-
dated 10 the greatest nambers. That place 10
Hichmosd. Therefore, IL would be best for the
canes Of agriculture, aud for the State Society,
that hero Il shoaid have its Offices, and here its
annual nsetings. Without such attractions, ia.
cIlttiss and Recommendations 70 aid 10, the State
society cannot be 10 the highest degree successful
and should IL become . movable body, journeyiug
from town 70 town, IL will soon cease to be re-
spectsd--its members will grow tired Of II and
drop Of, and It will become what was said OF the
United States Society, myth, Society Of ofhcers
and no members, . head without body. Its fifty
shousand dollars might keep il alive, but 1t would
Be of 40 benet to the cause Of Agriculture, nor to
any other object. Such fate should BY ell means
b avoided The noble c=use on which 30 many
others depend, should not suffer by any such dis.
adventure In . corporation which may help most
materially 70 promote its prosperity. Sad indeed
would Il be II the main Society whose success
alone can keep the life IN the local Societies should
decline in public estimation and inspire general
disgust for Agricultural Fairs which are attended
always with . labor and expense that nothing
but the most signal success can reward and main
tain.
For these reasons the subject deserves the ear
nest reflection of those who can have any part 10
the measures affecting the annual Fairs here. Wa
Invite the attention Of the Council to this interest
ing mattsr.and suggest to the State Society and
10 our Central Society, the propriety OF confer
epce aud consultation with regard to their mutua
objects. The Central Society was established "a
prevent an intsrrsgnum in the annual meetings
OF the Farmers 10 the metropolis. 1t has exbit
ted an energy and Judgment In its proceeding
that were worthy Of oil praise, and that achieved
Q bright triumph. It will, we are sure-whil.
taking care that the purpose of Its organization
shall not fail-meer the State Society in the
most liberal spirit, and aid 10 in perfecting IT.
own plans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30
Land offered to Settlers.

The ADVERTISEMENT OF Mr.. EDWIN L PARKER
opens pretty wide field for settlers. The gene
raj character Of tue country Of North Western
Virgins, justfes the conclusion that the settler
hes there . far better hsld for making himself
comfortable and happy, than ia many Of those
Imaginary Eidorador. to which the currents OF
suigrasion are tending. The surface s unduiating,
cttsn rugged, but the grass grows finely and the
seu produces we'll. There, cattle thrive gloriously
Aad apart from the saiu from raising them, +.
nssds no argument to show tho abundance that
mast pssssil wherever they flourish Give the
hsssshold the blsssins Of teemiug milk pals and
shat great luxury Of which the most magnificent
IT the old Romans we're ignorsnt-bmter--and
what u to keep 1t from being contradictory
Aappyf
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While the estimates show we'll for Richmond
Manufacturers, the Enquirer explains the differ
spce between the proposals of our contractor and
Ne Philadelphia, by stating that the latter has
alredy the peculiar moulds required for this par
ticular sort Of ornamental casting, while the for
susr has them not. The Enquirer very justly
rsmarks that one thousand dollars of the public
money u rather large sum to pay for prefer
suoe 70 our sw ? workmsn and adds: "The Cover
nor would surely have been gratifed to afford an
additional example Of his warm interest in the
promotion Of the industrial pursuits Of the Old
Dominion could he have Gone 80 consistently
With sstrict sense of public duty end ocia! integ
rftyw
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL B0ABDED BY Till
BRITISH WAR STEAMER AJAN.

BosroS, Dec 2S.-Tbe Brig Anglo--Saxon.arriyed
at this port this morning from Port Praya She
repArts that on the 9th of October last, she was
ordered to heaye to, and after having done So was
boarded by au officer from Her Msjesty's Wal
Steamer Ajax. After inquirDg the name of the
vessel where fro IN, and whittier bound her papers
were demanded and shown. The British oihcia
then proceeded to examine the papers at bis lei
sure, and the Anglo-Saxon was detained one hour
and half awaiting the action of the British
funetiorary. The papers were then banded to the
her voyage,
The Collector of this port will procure theme
cessary aifidavits in connection with this outrage
and forward them to the proper department al
Washington without delay.
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ESCAPE OF The CAPTURED AFEIcaN.-The telegraph
has announced the escape of the African who was
captured by the United States Marshal Of Savan-
nah, on JekyPs Island. The News says he was
deposited 10 a negro sales room by the Marshal, in
custody Of negro man. During Saturday night,
two white men entered, and intimidating the me-
gro in charge, by presenting pistol to his head,
carried of the African.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 29-The legislature OF Missour
organized yesterday. The Governors message
shows that the receipts for two years in the trea
.ury are larger than the expenditures He recon-
mends additional State aid for the completion o
the Pacific Railroad to Kansas city. He says nj
has received anti. slavery communications from
the legislatures of Maine, New Hampshire ant
Massachusetts. but has not answered them, mol
will be submit them TO his legislature unless spe'
officially called upon to do so.
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THE "WANDERER- SLAVE CASE.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 29-The Wauderer case has been
continued. The first witness refused to testify,
and was Imprisoned. Captain Frazer, OF the stea>
mer Augusta, testified to having carried l10 ne
groes within two miles of Augusta on the 18th H.
slant He believed them to be Africans. Captain
Christie of the steam tug Lamar, refused to testi
e., Numerous witnesses are in attendance
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MARRIED,

AZ Lyuuside. on the sth Of Dec. BY ihe ri. Rev.
Biphop Mcfsill af Richmond. Mr. ALFREnJ III
DERRICK. of South Carolina, to Mrs SUSAN d..
LEWIS daughter Of Col Wm III Lewis. OF Monroe
county. Va.
~ Rowsing Greer Tuesday evening. 18th Y stan,
by Elder John q Parrish, Mr. TH0MAb MAkIfH
and Mrs MARY NFWCkMB.
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~ It having been stated 10 letter to the
LySshburx Republican, that 1t was rumored that
Ool. +. r. Auousr would be Q candidate for Con.
9ssss, In this district, In opposition to the H on.
Je1Hs CAsxIE, the Colonel, 10 letter to the Es-
sMfssv, states that be never entertained an idea
OF bseominga candidate In opposition to Judg
o, The personal relations between them, he says,
Gssbld1isg his becoming the rival Of that gen ties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30

~ wEDDfScs.-At no previous period Ia the
history OF Richmond hes there been such dispo
sition on the part Of the young people to coanusa
ize the present season. The dry goods stores and
the jewslry stores have been absolutely ransscked
for bridal presents. and hear Of some that would
almost equal ths frosseaa Of princesA The reason
Of this s obvious enough and hsnce il IL almost un
nessssary TO mention that the Of we'd
ding cards. printed ut the DIspArcH JOB OFFICE
have had no little influence La stimulating the ten
dsr passion The proprietor, J. D. Hammersley
ca. aEArt ihAraselyes increasingly to please their
PATRONS. : ssgsg rs
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OPERATIONS OF THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20 1t is said the Tehuantepeo
company has purchased the Gamers America and
Canada. to run as weekly line from New orleans
Tho ker Citv poes O the Pacific side.
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"Father," said an ambitious youngster, about Il
size OF pepper box, II can do without shoes, b,
r f..vin FAR hnan min

"Fafher, said an ambitious youngster, about the
size OF pepper box, II can do without shoes, hui
/ am sufferiOg for bosom pin"
The Monongslia county, Va, Star says that
ifty thousand dollars worth of horses are annually
sc at FROM that county to the eastern markets.
Mr.. Robinson, agent of the Manassas Gap Rail.
road. at Eroad Ran Station, Va, died suddenly
Sunday morning.
The l.. s Steamer Atlanta. for Venezuela, ar
rived at st. Thomas on the 18th iast., having ou
board Gen Paez, all WE'LL
Mrs. 0'Connar was fonnd brutally murdered al
Apalachicols Fla) On the night Of the cd inst, by
persons unknown.
The Houston Texas Telegraph announces the
purchase OF 10 900 toys OF iron for the New Or
leans and Houston Railroad.
The L. 8. steamer Arctic, arrived in Hampton
Roads, Sunday. from Pensacola.
Judge Mckinney, Of the Tennessee Supreme
Court, has given Sl0o to the Mount Vernon fund
Rev. Richard Pace, a native of Georgia, aud q
Baptist minister of some forty years. standiu z
died recently near Hun,sville, Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30

9soB Paloas YoR NEoRexs.-A sale Of land and
Slaves took place at Sussex county, Va, on the
nh inst, sssrsgating $4,000. A negro girl with
sss child brought l.7os, aud an old man, who had
hsss runaway for ten years past, and been ap.
preesndsd few days before the sale, brought
500. IN Petersburg, We, on the 2Sth gang of
~ mostly children. sold for $22.0s25o, one of
shsn, girl Often years brought sl,l5l At An.
eass' Ala. last week the sales Of one day amouut.
sds over $50 ocO, and common neld hand sold for
t1loe.
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NEW YORK Dec. p9.-Co.ton firm. Brsadsiufs M
changed White Wheat 81 do, red 81 2GG9 rs. Spts
rurptntine ur charged. Rosin 81 IS. Stocks higher
Virginia Us se9
BALTIMORE. Dec. 29 Flour droopine-Koward St
and Ohio So Wheat firm and UNCHANGED. Corn
buos ant-new white 6s(17Ic, yellow 7i01Jc.
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DIED.

Dsc mb.r. THEODERICK CARTER, in the sith
year Of his age
His funeral will take place to-day, Mt bis residence.
at 10 O'Clock Tho friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited to attend without further no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-30

IA WoRrR KScwiNG If You desire to have
your Likeness taken sTtistealy and at re asonai IL
prices. You should employ REFS 90, l39 Main st -
See the new style AmDrotypes made by these Ar
fists Compare them with the miserable stiff dauls
exhibited along Main street
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FIRE AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec 29-M-Pive large buildings
in the same block with the telegraph office, were
burnt last night. Two persons persisted in the
flames.
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SPECIAL norTcEg .

NJ SPEcIAL NotfcE.--The attention
Of the public IL respectfully asksd to my sale Of
sugFies. Fur allure, Wagons. &c, TO take place At
the shop Of 51essrs John Docs Pro, IN Frarkln
street. Que dnor below Blank inship's Stable. THIS
DAY. Ut 10 O'clock. EB COOK.
de 3g-It AuctioDeer.
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SUPPOSED DEPARTURE OF FILLI ST Frs
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. Dec. GA suspicious iook'nE
schooner, supposed to have tillibusters on board,
went to sea yesterday. The revenue cutter hreu
blank cartridge at her. which WAS un1eedea;
shotted gun was then tired. but the schooner gaps
on running In shoal water and escaped. Ii 10 ru-
mored that Collector Hatch ia assembling large
force and has chartered steamer to prevent 'uf'
Their departure of iillibusters.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.--The Petersboro' &c. w.
Review says that on Friday last Mrs. Elmhurst OF
Otanabee, who had for some months, been under
strict supervision, account of insanity, eluded
the vigilance of her attendant, and deliberately
chopped off the head Of her youngest child. u
girl only 10 months old. The wretched woman
was taken to the County Jail
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SINGULAR C.sr.-LateIy, a man was found hang

SINGULAR CasF.-Lately, man was found hang
ing Gu the public square of Boonville, Texas. He
vas a stranger, ard by whom hung, and what
for, is entirely unknown. From appearances he
was not over p years OF age. A striking feature
in the case is, the rope by which he was suspended
passed under his arms, in lieu of being tied around
the neck. Many suppose, of course, that he had
been deprived OF life previous to being placed in
fhis Dositjsn
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LATER FROM SOUTH AND CENTRAL AM ERR

NEW YORK Dec. 29-The steamer Illinois. from
a.piuwall ON the 2oth, has arrived with sl,5oo,'
600 in gold.
Sir VI. Gore Ousely, left Panama. on the stu
uit.. for some port of Central America.
10 the extent of So 900 000 of which Sl.1Ooooo IS
Insured. Several firemen were killed and others
seriously injured.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Contrary to recent ru-
mors. there lie official authority for saying that
our Goverum up to neon to-day, has NOT re-
ceiye word relative to the alleged return OF the
flIibuster schooner Susan to Pensacola. Ths Co
| vernment is in daily telegraphie communication
with the Federal officers OF several Southern ports
and is kept advised of fllibustering movements
al far as can be ascertained Every effort Is being
| made to suppress them, The recent cbarterine
| OF a steamer at New Orleans was by authority Of
Government
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ARRIVAL OF SENATOR DOUGLAS AT NEW
WORK

New YORK, Dec. 29-The steamer Empire City,
from Havana on the 23d inst, arrived last light.
Senator Douglas and lady, are on board. The
hospitalisjes of the city were extended to them.
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WHEREABOUTS OF THE PARAGUAY EXPEDi,
TION

NEW YORK, Dec % Dates from Montevideo to
December l. are received. The Fulton and Water
Witch and Harriet Lane had arrived there, coaled
and sailed for St. Catharines.
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sS~ 20 Cgurs, 20 CESrs, 20 CENTS. -
PRICES REpUcspi PRICES REDgcED!-By tho soinL.,
ration LIGHT. Pictures are no. taken ior 2'OsNTs
ach. This 10 all new and novel Tbs picture ~
BOLD. ROUND aud sharp every body should come
and see them. We intend to defy all competition Ia
price or str 10 eff wors.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced
Operators OSn0RNE'S Gallery,
do 25-IwS Sign OF Mammoth Red RAG.
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TIMER SHIPPING PROM GEoRGIA.-The Darien.
Ca, correspondent OF the Savannah Republican
says, under date of the 18th:
Eleven foreign ships are now here, or will be
here in the next thirty days, after timber. One
firm has contract for forty-seven millions of
feet, and some of these vessels now loading
with portion of it. / understand that out of q
contract with the government for twenty millions
of feet, there were but seven eight logs reject.
ed.
ESCAPE OF EUGITIvE SLAyE-The brig William
burlington, from Wilmington, N C., which ar
rived below Boston Monday, had on board fug,
tive slave, rho jumped overheard in the Narrows
and swan to Lovers Island, where he hailed q
sloop and made bis escape. lie concealed himself
on board at Wilmington.
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WILD FowL--fhe "Dncksrs~ report that there
Asss bssn within The last month fewer wild fowl.
49, - csasaas bscks, Tsd ascis aud shufisrs, on
- kstsnAc, Than usuai. Indeed, their busisess
- sAessese - almcst nothing. On the lover
tsesnAc, bssew the Narrows. thses ere, however,
naeaAsssst swHns cd wiiA essss.'S
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CosT OF LIVING IN ST. PAUL., Min The st Paul
Pioneer gives the following scale OF prices in that
city, comparing last year with this: Flour, which
SC last year, is now S. 80; Potatoes, then 81,
are now dear at 40 cents; Mess Pork then $27, is
now SIS; Butter then 80 cents, is now 20 cents;
Rents have been reduced from % to 80 per cent;
Day labor, which was last year 81 30, Is now 90
cents; the Fuller House charged last year 81 a
week. and Windsor SCI; and the former is now S.
and the latter 81. The cost of living in st. Paul is
one third less than last year.
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DEATH WARRAETs.-Tbe Baltimore Patriot says
that Governor Hicks has signed the death war.
rants Of Henry Gambrll and Cyphus alias John
Stevens. the latter a colored MANI both of whom
are now in the Baltimore city Jail, convicted Of
murder The day of execution is fixed for Fri
day, February l1th 1859.