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DIR. Swayne's
3uiautmen5eieeter Sprup pcn Wi(bftrlden !
1nferpr0emtltcbe Sur.

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Or. Sw asme- Wertber 5err IS ais cine YFt&t &C.
gen bas publttum betra6tenb. Suelet9 aber, UNI gao eerebt
auBerDrbentltd betannt MAIDEN, ais iemals cine nieber eidrte.
Ben murbe. SIN leBten Sttpber bate tD cine farfe Brulters
tdunns, aus wel3er iiA eta@ef@pur btlbete. baS f4 aud ben
Qnngen mtttbetl te, bte tnnerli6 nnb dubtrlt1 Dsl S6Ieim
unb @iter auswarfen. Metn Ntben tpnnte burh BITE 9unger
p%afFrsn. uni aud bnr9 BE Oefnuns tn meiner 9ruf, an.
fbetue nb NIT 8rpBer Set9hgteit; babel bate t6 Gag unb
Na@t sinen befttgen 3aiten, perlpr ben &ppettt unb rurbe
lebr ~binfdais, ~ bag rnetne Isrtte ale 5eHnuna ~aufsaben
unb rneine1 rantbeit anger benz 8ereiG ppn l~eOtsin bielten.
SIN bieiem slenUen 3ufanO blteb tA cine LANCE 3sft, Bits i'd 81
tinem Serippe absemagert mar, nab fir mta aae 5Ofnuns
aeribpunben fnten. ga tb aber in ben s ettunaen BON ben
Sielen wuaoerDclen 8uren 8elefen bate, bic @ner y 3 u :
{ a M men8efeBter SgruP. ppn Nt1bftr-
MAD 8alttntpre, unb fas NIT benz @ebraua ~berfeIbea an. 8n
metnent gr1Ben @rfdunen uno CUR Greube metuer 8amilte,
ina bic SSeHnune tn Der 9unge at tu beilen, meia 9uRen
na9m al unb alstb 3ebn Spttein 8ebrau1t bate, mar ib pSls
ii1sbsr faaf Sabre Tub psrHoHea unb.nuS BIN i'd Elm sefnn.
Der Manm bis auf biefen Gag, pen 2. Stunt 1885, SD bin in
len Iesten is Wipnaten ntGt etnen Sag trdnt sewefen unb Be.
femme, SaB I'd Gu9 srO6ea Danf iSalOis bin. g@tunssOO4
Der unterf6rtebene TT NIT GbOnas DtrOm eeaau bsiaant
ub lam ~bssaesn. Sae e. pis O6en anaege6sn, bepaftst mar.
SD betra@te ietne QBteperterheluns fat wt eth QDHnbe~.
@r 1T Elm r~oIrbises Wiitslteb Der Q1efeli6aft.
SGmes q. DarbDrpw,
pafcr bee Berltner &retleS Der Baltimore Gonferrus.
Ag- seer tam bic Seilbarfet Der aussebruus beswetfsla,
na9Dem er elm 3easatB me bas obise selefen bat.
@s etbt MUIR etne snOtIldBtse 3uberettune BON gDiIbftrf den,
uab bic einsiSs bic bon ttaem Srpentli6eu arste aubereitet
purbe, III Or: 9 wasne's n3afanmenseisster Sprup BON
gDtlbcirlGea."
arantbettea, p.l6en err ansemsHen II. uab fur pelSe bi.
erRaunltaifea 5Olssn aus befea @ebrau9s fb setsten, ntdnts
lid = pafen, Grtdltunee1, Austebrung, lWrDn9ttts, eng
~braeisrett, blausr 5uten, 8lutfpeten, 5shertett, f&pa6e
Gimme, 5sttenas&eu Uber 8rual8mer3en. sefGwdGte Goa.
fieuttpn (pesen Nttb6rauG BON @alpmel uno aneerfn III a.
btn) 6~ersflopfen per 5erstranfbet, flbelnbe &eisuns pber
Gntsnnomng Der 8eble, &c. Seine n%abrbaftea &seaibaft en
berei0era unb retnt8en bs Blut, uub u%nterbalteh BITE Eraft
no Der Appettt.feRlt. Nletateer Wtrterttser
Or. g n y ne unp SO9n
4, Nprtb seventh Street, aber benz Marii
Ybtlabelptta~
Berfauft Bel:
S. 3. Gppt, SO. rs Baltimorearaee;
s. SO. &p@1tng, SO. 95 broadway
8. Grep, Hp. 81 5lOrtb @apfraee, unb
in Der Dntce btS Baltimore Wefer."
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$I0 t1u1CDtIIE
Gibbs $l5 9IGbmdfcbine.
Gibbs $I5 SSGbmdftDiue.

@drdnttrt, bag He aae Mrten BON Ndbten 10 gut MAIDEN
mte trgenb cine Der b eue rn MafGtnen. Ste werben bos
sdn6e erte Sabr btneurdD in Reparatur gebalten, pbne ba6 60
ben 8aufet aas serngfe fpfet.
L.. ID. Chase, Naent
Iebrt7f Sabr So. 80, 8attinprefr.
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Ia bet 3ur Subf ctipttcn f~CISeneer Spurnale II. 3eitf6rtftsn Elm
SatteuIaube. Slafrtrtes 5amittenblatt. SdbrltG
50 gaummsra $500
S1tufrtrte gBe1t. Bldtter aus Natur, Qeben, gBif-
fenitaft unb &unt. Mit StablftGprdmie. Sdbr-
j.: Il 5tfte; $500
80 ster ann'S iI1ufrtrte Wpnatsbefte fir
bas eefammte eetatse 2ebsa Der @eSsnwlrt. SGbr-
lid II 5cftea SO
S1te9enbe S1dtter. Mtt bieen 9plsfGnttten. Sc
Der 8dnb 26 9ummern 200
9eip3teer Sl1ufrtrte 3ettune. Sdbrlt6 SO
Rummern 500
BerItner 8ldbterdbatf6. SHmDrtft16 .fatprt-
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Ger ga3ar,. 3sSnti@e Wsniterseitans lar 5rauen.
NtIsemetne MuferSettuns. album fur weib.
It&e ar6etten unb Wtpben. SdbrliG 26 Nummern
mt @rdmie 2uO
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weibli6e 5anbarbeiten. SdbrltA II 5sfIe 800
CARTIER 3 ameHttEtber. Maga3tn SG}rlt6
IL Afnntmern 1926
. er G1esante. Gin @snaiblatt tar 5errn, Elet-
bern,ater unb WObe reunbe. Sdbrlid 800
&d- Ourb ~re8elmaBt9e 5mpprtettpn per 6dmburger Stea.
nher TT es mtr mr8ltH, bic 5etti3rtften i6neu uEb ttltg au
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WASHINGTON GARDEN

WASHINGTON GARDEN
in Der Nenniplpania Npenue.
1aterset tnete baben itt . WtOnaten Ubtee g4trtbiGaft, Die
unter Der 2etiun8 beS 6errn YrGI1e fN ttnes rcrtuBltden
SUITES erfreute, uberAOmmeu, unb 9eben hem Dublifnrt bic fefe
8trF6erung. baB Der BIT alien Oeutfhen 10 beltebte 4arren
fest edn,li6 Don alem RonbptSmus, Der itd letoer CUR 8ett
pcr QBablen aud bort tunb ee3eben bat. befreit 1T, unb ierer
Deut16e bort feine1 yia6mitta8 nit tctner Sdnitlte, unbee
ldftet BON ieoer @tDrune SutrtuGen tam.
OaS ppraueli6fe Qdoetbter, iptpte aae duoern Sc
trGnte unb @iScseam Werben fets y~prrdtbts gebalten.
IS. 9. y brpntfer
Mp24,1mt I~mbr. gD8eL
yNDff's @nim."
Betn Seeinne Ds SrubtdbrS lam tG nt6t unteriafsn, benz
seetrtsn Yublifum meinen ~htnIGnsltb betanntsn Yer8nI.
~gunsSplas 3u e%mpfeble1+
Sin Spmr1er~4aptIcn
Set tradenber 5ise I'll 3 I unb E u M etneert6tet,
&eeelbabn unO SdieBlt1nb,
fpwte kDele anbere d%n9enebmc, burG @t1en tef6dttete Yl6be
bieten lem Spa3teredneer b e + etne @rbDlung, ME auf tel.
mem anbern &sablid ,ment um Baltimore; unb trDbbem wtrb
oas @las ppm belten TelienfeIer 2aserbier 3u
4 Sc1fS
~Ser3dpft.
8u Grsurfpaen TT Ser plat fetner @tnrt6tung unb @rSee
peaen be1pnberS eeetenet uo empfeble ben refp. Mtlttdr.
@pmpaenien, gereinen ub Gefeai3aftsn ~benielben Sur es
faGtgen 8enubung.
NGr bic dussesetGnetfen Spetfen unb @etrGnte, fUwte fir
ftneae unb biltee 8ebtenua8 wtro pie btsbes Gorge eetraeen
unb label beBbalb 5u redt 5aplreiden Seiud, er9ebenff ein
Baltimore, ben 19. AprtI 1857.
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YIm5cr, Ymnber, Xmmbcr.

SIN, eOrten pa Sauboh, ais: 9reter, 8aIten, Dtelen,
e8inbeln, aatttn mo %gagssDeas; sb sgs ,0s y. anasr as@sa
Sina, 1ofiS osarbeitet mad , n sefbmadppn fen Mluf ern ans
benz bsaeu Solse ~ etatsssn grstls. %ssmsSrstter 81 el0tns %
merben aae Mrtea 5~Obelarbett, .~serfpaItsm uub serfaststben
bmr& Maf&tnen telOret bet
A. Gate,
Mp2S,3mt on Sans Gpenwe umb SawnRrase.
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1ro IN Der Supertcr e. 0 u TT 9elb1b ttdt8
BON Widti9teit.
Ser. ct Dtfrift Court. @efern
besanu Der grc5eb sesen ben 16id9rt9eu Wa>
FROZEN Sobn 8. 9lttle, Der, pie ftp uniere 2eier
eriuueru, fir5lid) bon Si5ilien bierper sebra6t
lpuroe, neil er auf bober Gee ben Steuerm1nn
6iuneaan BON Der Barfe Ncme erlta6. Ole
Nnfl10e flbrt Der Ser. ct. Dt(trits Nnwalt
Ism. DC, aoOiirn; ais 8ertbeipi9er f%un9iren
bic Serren Sob. S. Brent uno Sobn 8. Boe
Wir werOen bic Yrc6eBperbanolun9en mor9eu
mitlbellen.
6afen, - Sine 9n3abl Stabtratbsmit9lies
Der befubren uno belidttsten seltern in benz
Ditnpier Baltimore" ben Safen. 3uerlt Be-
lu6ten Ie Sort Carroll uno bann bic @ltp
0aro lno auoere Ylaee Don Sebeutuns.
GE 3urn3eituns. Ber Die erife
Sdlfe beS S%abrsanseS 1856 Der pTurn3t9."
belibt, pirb mir einen @efalen e%rpeten, menn
er 6ieielbe bulenl09li4lt auf Der Office oes
vWeder" brin9t. Us. Tapp.
: ESr6
Der Wann nit Der ~ellernen Wasfe." OieleS
~uulern 2eIern binlln3li6 befannte, aQ9emein
~beltebte Stif 1T nit beicnoerem 6letBe ein9es
iibt morben.
BSgT 3dnblt4e 6ete r be- Qieber n
FRANCES. Seute Na9mittaB ieiert Der Sic.
l~Derfrar3 Elm lanplideS Selt in IS lnowart'S
Roflprln9s@ arten. Die Telte bieles 0ereins
3eidneten iid itetS our4 6rSbli9teit uuo @eS
mitblihfeit aus nnb Serr Minowart bat rafir
eeloret, DaB eS aud an rlaterielen @enillen
nidt feblt. Ndberes iaet bic InuOnce.
Gg- 9err Dab f, Der freunrlide Birt9 in
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NelaDsSdus

an Der Baltimore unD SbicsGiienbabn.
Der ltntsr3ei6nete bat btefes 5Stel unb Comm n wirt6f6aft
Ibernummsn unb 1T berett Trtpat @eleuI9af item. 'wte pgen
unb @riurGpnen auT baS Bette III bertrtbeu. Die daSBebebn-
ten ub fdSn a~nseleeten 9uhpdlb6sn, fpwie bic i6Sne berrli-
dye @sgenb bieten BEN befen gersnueuneSplas fir picnif's
Rhb @rcnrTenen BON @efeaiddften unb S6uleu, unb NDe,
welde germ etnen Sag tn Ser freien Natur gu Serbtingen min
f&en. anfrasen, I'm ben @laB fir GrcurtOnen Bu benasen,
inufsn etne 9Dp6e Dor benz Gage, an weldem bic @rcurfcn
ffattfnben fcl, eenadt merben. - Die befen Gpeilen uno
9etrdnfe nno ltsts berett.
ISr3o, 2Mtt 6. so. 6 no. @taentbimer.
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Gu9en ShSntn 8
beratmtes
S~cbtneOiScbes 8itters
aus NbihasHtnbe.

49, kthANl
BELT 9eberbel6werben, @elbfabt, DtspcpNf, T&rrnii6e nat
nerpSfe S6pdde, Manesl an gerbauurs, SI6trneen, MffbnhG
tnnetii&e SdlnDrrpctosa, Mterestranfpettsn ~ San @ &C. ;sa,a
%bsrritren, unb ale Eranffttsn, trel6e 6ar@ ttnen t@waueh
S arau ssr:D r. s. ms msassa e sssasSd%; g @daSet'I s gst aas Gt'
na6 benz 8Opfe, eUlbene 4ber, faIts SHBe, SGnterien IN bep
@ltebsru. I'M Sudden unb IN Der Srdf
Das ftweSilde gtfterS wirb iebe gsrfOpfane pes Maeens
be5etttaen, tnbtnt es benielben FART, ibn In Tbdttsfeit erbGlt
aS o sss Ssa iT,r aug SS Ssm'f Se ai 1ns,'fq ssrir wS r Sss S Sis MsFS S,
@lieber, bas @Obsrennen unb Die Sdmsren res S&nupfeuS
sn, sssts s' BE ssf aSannss, " ss sdt sas aaSp5 tns. uas Ss glssSns
In etnisen aueenbltden. mabt lutte, srlst&tsrt biegDaNerfiG-
tteen, rsiniee bas Slut, teforbert BITE Circulation beNelpen,
drtrt unmertt1 UNI pbne Snmer5 zen, mean man BITE bpppelt
portion 6dppn ntmntt.
Das f4pebif8e sitters 1T Elm aasse,etonctesW titeI eese
5ister, 9tatr unb gulera. als iOlass BAT Go I'D bewdbrf I'M
eswteTen bet ben transIif6en nnb ensltfGsn Eruppeu IN b.
8rtrn neil burd ben @eIraud %beielben, Der auf SetepI Dc
Stdbsarste tn bstben 3ruppentbetien ~etn8efuprt waras. zen
Sterbliden FER Splbaten, bic oielen bbsarttsen Srantpetter
~nussefest waren, It'd Spr IS bis auf2 gr0ssIt rssaeisSe;
mittsI, Sas md ie Ssr Sas gublifuni fam, un0 TRACE t9 ea.
8erubtlan II, ntr, bb etn Sober rslge rs Mti" rnn SS1ssr -
aen Saraus MAIDEN sirS, baFelDe sum gegble ietner l%etOeneeh
Msbenmenl$es ~s s.sf, ~ = s@p 5sRst' BITE t ism Sbtn sussidrtsSes
NnS. 5terfur Tam id 5MnbsIt e sen oeUellen neIera:
rn 8strisereieu OOsr Maaa'm sinH3Sse DOi fsSsn aSst 9
SSs Sapier in SaS bic HIaf9s etasswtdelt ", rnetne t~tteap6rt
Sae Namensantsri9rtft Spss wslQs Sas NtttteI nt3t a3t
SeatsSsr nmb ensltfter Spraae. LIN, SrrttImern ~persubtt.
o osn' BABE Id su 6ensrtsn, Dab i9 aaber benz Oben bei&riebtnh
SNebf,tn /. Sttters aud mod elm anbereS uater benz elettnl
gssmsn bereits, wsldes In 5ptels unb &efaurattOnsn Serian
fen Wtrs, ua ansss9sst3nst essen Dssssglta ano g.aesnlstOs
gu pextaufea bet bent al.iuisen gerfertteer
Gueen Is. S4cntng,
s D%tutf6em @pptbeter uup Gpemtt
n etner Gs ptbets, Nprbsn.@fe Der Dierten uno aDpartpE
9bttab%eIppta
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Wbaobelpbta; @. &. Smttb NIB &c. SO. lag, Strot
unb 294 unb 296, NOrb 2. Strase 0Saas, Sattr u. Is
SIR. 3 e5nb 3, 81. unp @de Der 3, &alppptl.
seusacrf Mlbert Dung, Mpotpeter, &de Sepsrp usb.&
ndlRraBe. m.n..
ny sSn Baltimore gu babsn i'm @.cB. unt
&l;einzgerfauf in Der Office beS wHedec" 10,
me and BEL Wtccre g. Olettenbat, Gfe rrl
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Baltimore
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DNcn's Sain" bat, tDie tDir aus Buter Suelle
pernebmen, bieien a~llerieitS 10 beliebten Ners
saiiSunsSplat aufS idSnife berri6ten laRea nno
ltebt o%eriel6e jeet in ieinem 6ri9linsslduuf
benz Bublifum often. 8elair Gcac 1T elmer her
idOniten SpaBier9du0e 8altincres, unb mir
iino iiber5eu9t, ouB u0tclt'S 9ain", icwie Der
oi9t nebenanliesenoe ,,S&isenbOf" nidt per-
feblen meroen. cine 9rrBe Walie bon 8elu4ern
bort linauS 3u 5ieben.
ES Scr. sc Gnnleiu, Gde bon Ga>
nall uno Sefferlonitr. bat ioe6eu eine frii4e
Senouns beutider Sri4te, fcwie AUDI
por5i3fide anbere @rccertemaaren erbalten,
wplauf mir uniere 9eler in jenem Stapttbeil
aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
Els- @nsen @dSntn9's ausse3eid>
neten S4we6tiS glitter ~3uberetet aus @btaartne'
Elm nntrasi,taes wttttel .Seaen 2:serbefawsrbea, Sc ibfuG4
OYspepNe, unSerbaulidfett, NerDenf9wGGe MfDn ma, Nerp ~
t~rdntpenen mno alien aus einen tn unprbnung %gerattenen
u aeen entfeben6en 8ranf9etten. TT su SO 6 6e Jlaf@e u
petfduter tn Der Office beS WeferS.
g Or. g wapne8 3ulammen0eieB tie
gDuDtirfben. Ssrpp eetlt pprtrsfRia tartnddtsen 5nhen, OR.
td!tunsen. Slutipeten, MISUNDERSTANDING, Qeberbei6n NJ t.
ben, 8tbeln ub Muffet8en tn Der 6eble, Rursatbm sfett u NIB
%otidenften, fopte ale ~Srantte item bs 9atfes unb Der 8eDie,
lauttrt bas Blut. SIN GrUB. unb &letnpsrfaHf 3u ba5tn in
Der Office he's .0NPfer" M Ell nor yInEhp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-11
County Convention.

PHIi,DELrnI,. Feb. THE County
Convention to select delegates to the State
Democratic Convention, held stormy SEES
sion during the day, on contested SEATS
several free fights occurred, during which
the Reporters table was demolished. The
anti-iecompton contestants generally were
admitted.
PBLApKirHiA, February 4.---The De
mocn,ic State Convention adjourned ,ns
d's this evening after passing strong lH
compton resolutions. The Convention was
a scene Of confusion IRON its commencement
10 its close. The President declared the Re
publican resolutions carried. amid much con
fusion, GRATED by their introduction. The
Academy OF Music was througed last night
to hear Edward Everett's grafton on Wash
ington. His eloquent remarks 90 the Onion
created immense applause, 1t is TO be re-
pea,cd, As many were disappointed in hear
ing him last evening.
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Cores ondsbce Of the New York Tribune
WAsHISGros, Jan. "a, 1855.
II is determined that Gen Scott shall 20
TO California, on the 9Th Of February, but
not, as supposed, to lead new division of
the army, or to organize basis Of opera
tiOns there. Senator Gwin and others
urged the step upon him, with the argument
that his presence would operate as means
OF pacifcation and preparation in the con-
tingency Of the Presidents declaring Utah
in rebellion, according To the ideas now en-
tertained in which case the embodiment Of
the militia would be authorized without. the
action Of Congress.
This movement does not affect the plan
Of the campaign at all. The whole force in
Kansas will move in the Spring. whenever
the grass is sufficient TO sustain the animals,
the heavy trains starting probably early in
April, and others at the end Of that month.
The expectation here is that it will reach
Salt Lake City by the middle Of June. 1t
would have been there now but for Cover
nor Walkers urgent requisition for the
troops for use in Kansas.
Official and other intelligence received by
the President and the War Department
proves Brigham Toungs purpose to be hos
tile. 1t is believed that he can muster 5000
men.
Extensive ramifcations Of organized Nor.
monism have been discovered in Texas and
California, embracing men holding Official
positions No apprehension. however, il
felt here as to the result of the conflict.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-11

We have Oregon papers TO the 9th of
December Official returns Of the election
show the following majorities:
The total vote was little over 10000
the majority in favor OF the Constitution
was 4,093 against slavery, 6yOS2: against
free negroes, 1913.
Ex'Gov Gaines died suddenly, December
9th.
There are eight river steamers regularly
navigating Oregon river.
The Legislature, On the 10th of Decem-
Der, adjourned for q recess till the ID IT
January.
We learn that about two weeks ago 1t.
Allen, with small party of men, left the
Dalles for Fort Simcoe. When they reached
the Simcoe Mountains there was q severe
snow storm raging. and the men, fearing
they would not lie able TO make the trip in
safety, returned, leaving Lieut.. Allen to
pursue his journey alone. Since then he
has not been heard from, and it is supposed
he persisted on the mountains. He had
about $4,000 in cash with him. Ore
CONAN.
The first snow of tie season fell at Salem
on the 9th OF December
On the sth OF December. in consequence
OF the heavy rains, Jackson mills, about 20
miles South of Portland. was swept away,
aud James Hull, the miller, and jesse c.
Weeks. who was sacking -four, were drown
ed loss 81 900. The rains fell incessanty
in torrents for about twenty -four hours, rails.
ing the mountain streams SO suddenly that
it is feared great destruction Of property
has resulted. A writer from Salem saws
that it was the hardest rain he had ever
seen in Oregon. The Willamette river was
much swollen, and impossible a, Rock Island
rapids.
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In Msnsorian,

Ifanything can allay the grief OF Lady
llAvErock, for the loss tha, she, in common
with Great Britain has sustained. ii must b
the knowledge Of the fact, tina, in most Of the
principal towns and cities Of this country, q
fitting tribute has been paid to the memory
OF the gallant HAvELOcy, as the subjoined
item from the Journal Of Commerce viii
show
The rags upon many vessels in the harbor
and several hotels. we're displayed At half n sst
yesterday. IN token Of the general sorrow vhie h
- felt IN 'hi. community on account Of the death
Of The galleni Gen. Havelock. Of the British
army in India
Al Boston the same demonstrations Of re-
spec' to the memory Of the deceased was
shown
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Nsw Yosk, Jan. 20. Flour. markel'eTy tnl',
aud prices tend downward-salss $500 hels. Al
a. ?0Gt%?S for inferior to good super state /,
N.asSel.SS for extra state; NltGIso fer
super western; u.toSsi9o for common TO mid
allng and extra western, Canadian -four dull
and unchanged sale. Scoo bbls. a. t.locet. Is
for super and N.aC@td Tor extra; rye aour
,ovy. s.lss 100 Ibis. =, ss@s1S; nothing
doing in wheat market entirely nominal rye
dull, TOGtI?c; barley auie. sales At 'S0s1se ;
corn =, hrmer priees, salss u'rins oats dull
and dropping; beef unchanged 'ae' moderate
dressed hogs firm, &c lard shade better, sales
700 bbls. u sdssie butter firm, hsslSe, for
Ohio, and ie@?le for State; cheese steady at
ease whisky, sale. 200 bbl's aiie; stocks are
steady and better, though not very aeh's
money and exchange unchanged.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30.--lhe correspondent
OF the Rspubi,oan, writing from lndepcn-
dcnce, says, IN reference to the army Of Utah,
that Captain Marcy is expected back about
the middle Of April, when Transports
tioo must b. effected. Col. johnson made
an effort to enter Lake City. Colonel
Johnsons impressions, IRON demonstra'ions
made by the valley troops, is that they will
have q light Judge ricketts, court was In
session. A good mnny presen,ments were
made by the Grand Jury, involving business
enough for two or three weeks. Joseph o.
Irwin, who brought news TO Independence
met large numbers Of ArraPaha, Sioux and
Pawnce Indians. at different points on the
Plains. Irwin is bearer Of dispatches to
the government
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Pu,LApkIruiA. Feb IA meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Bank,
took place this l.. NJ. The report OF tho
directors presented sad condition OF affairs
Among the colla,erals were notes OF the firm
Of which President Allibone's brother Is n
member, for 81 900, Of which 81 10000 only
was discounted by the directors.
Mr.. Allibone volunteers the assumption
OF this debt
The notes Of tho Hemp6eld Railroad for
S2s9,OOO are among the ecllaterals without
the consent Of the Board,
Many smaller transactions are mentioned
in the report, which recommends an assign'
mcnt.
Resolutions 20 that effect were considered
bu, postponed till next meeting.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TeIrgrspbed "a Prairie da Chic" Erpsessiy
for the Pioneer aud Democrat.
EXPRESSED TO SAINT PAUL. BY BUR.
BANKS N. W. EXPRESS.
From New York.

NV YoRs, Jan. 3O.---1he furniture store
Of Henry Radford, CO Fulton street, Brook.
Iyn, was destroyed by fire last night some Of
contents saved. Stock valued at $50 900,
building 81 900; insured for $4,000.
Weather ut noon clear. wind n. W.
Thermometer %.
NEw YogK, Feb. 2.--IIoraoe Greeley
published card this morning, 10 the elect
that until recently he never heard nor never
believed or suspected that Lawrence, stone
II Co., or anybody else paid or promised
any money, whether TO members OF Congress
nj sshippton, 10 editors in New York, or
ANYBODY else, to procure n change 10 the
tariff act. II said company supposes
could shed any light on the matter, am
very respectfully at their service
There Is no truth in the story. IN one OF
our local papers, that the Collins line Is TO
be abandoned
Bowen X McNameo have resumed pay
msnt today.
There IL NJ change 20 note In money mat
ters. The bank statement shows an increase
In ali loans, 81 ,007 ,s12 spe'
che. 8t4js72; circulation, S33, G3G conf
nal deposits, 81, 1913, 1853 undrawn deposits
s92O,sG5 total specie, s3l ,273O23.
NV Yoax, Feb. A.-The steamer Cahawba
arrived this morning from New Orleans via
Havana, 30th ult.
business Was dull ut Havana, Rates OF
sugar and molasses unchanged.
The machine works and saw mill OF
Inms.lcu IL Co., were burned on the night
d the 29th--l~s $4,000. This ia the
most extensive fire, in Havana, for many
years.
The Wabash WIN at Key West at las'
accounts.
The Spanish brig Of war, lIabanero, had
come into port from cruise.
The War HORSE, II Salvador Sauna, had
been robbed Of u large amount.
New YoRR, Feb. 4.--The Edinburg. u
appears, brought Glasgow papers Of thu
18th, containing some commercial news
ConsoIs closed at London on Saturday noon
Nsaa9lsi,
There Is no political news Of Importance
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Arrest OF . Mail Rohb Y.

HARrsoRp. Feb. The L. ). I. O.
Agent. Mr.. Holbrcok, on Saturday night
arrested John Miller baggage master Of
the Hartford and Providence road. for rob
hing the mails. A decoy mail was made up
gu Saturday at Willamette. and on the A.
rival Of the train q, Hartford, Miller WAS
arrested, and packages were found on him
which were known TO have been in the bag.
gage lie confessed the robbery.
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New Orleans Markets.

NV oKLsAss, Jan, ?s.--sugar hrm' molAsses
l'6sisi, white wheat ti.3ottl.a; red ~he"
eioo, mixed corn 6oe; meas pork elt.as; lard
In bbls. sidssi; hsms 6; rio coffee advanced I
IN the week NsiGs lo--salss for the week 1880
freishts unchanged; sterling exchange el.o'ta
Sl.oe1.
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Race.

CHARLESTON, S. C., Feb. Sin the four
mile race, to-day, between Lizzie Mcdonald,
formerly Sue Washington, Nicholas l.,
Carrier and Shocco, for the Jockey Club
purse OF 81 900, Lizzie Mcdonald won in
two straight heats. Time, 7Alla and
1:49la.
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In Jail.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 30.-The examination
Of Alderman, the mail robber, had resulted
in his being bound over in $4,000 bonds
TO take his trial on the fourth Tuesday OF
February. For want of bail he was re-
turned to jail.