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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

The Northern and Southern Press.
The occasional flngs at the Southern press
which sppcar IN certain Northern journals, are In
lad taste and temper, - we'll a. unjust anu anae
served. II n true the South can boast NO mani.
moth rolisical Journals, add that Its most promi.
nsnt newspapers have very limited circulation
COMPARED with the tremendous lists Of this more
rooular Northern dailies. We have no great marts
Of trade, like those which supply Northern jour.
rails with the sinews Of war, aud give dignity and
inaoenoe 10 the editorial We. At the same time, IL
may fairly he claimed that the Southern press
shows 20 much talent and vigour Ia lie editorial
o,iumns, In proportion TO its numbers, as the
press Of any other section. The people OF the
sooth are a. we'll informed upon political subjects
~ those Of the North for il they have not a. many
newspapers to enlightsu them, they have more
rubie discussions in which the tenets OF opposing
parties are represented By their respective cham
plons and the principles OF each thoroughly sIfted
1.-THE Southern journal follows, instead Of leading
rHblic orinion. the same is true of Northern jour
nais, and even Of that great Thunderer, the Lon
don Times. 10 statesmanlike sagacity, dignity
and power, whst Northern journal surpssses the
Naticuai Inteligencer or, In vigoar, brillancy and
eit, has the louisville Courier superior in the
rsnks Of Northern journalism Even 10 regard to
that sectional bobadel and Bullying SPIRIT 80 fire.
quently charged upon the Southern press, We will
cheerfuiiy compare the Southern newspapers with
those OF the North, and venture 10 say that they
are mere patriotic, more conservative, more dig
otAad
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- THs TxxTH LxcTuRE Of the course
bslore shs Young 16enI Chsistlan A.socisttca, VII
ssdsli.ssye hy Missl E'q 2, aT kew b.
'fn Missions in their Secular In
Members can procure their season tickets at the
Rooms Of the Association.
Tickets q admiration NAV b procured a. msso os.s
Tickets q cents For schools. tickets for ~
jatfTuTh3rr
ndr Norrcs.-A meeting of subscribers
to the Capital Stock Of the ASHLAND HOTEL and "a
MINERAL WELL C0MPAsY vii take Sc p ,hs de IA
trail Hotel in the city Of Richmond on Tues,ay she
Nth instant, at o'clock, +. NJ.
Mr. To THE PuBLIc.--The attention
Of the public 10 particularly requested to the sxsn
size collection of fiae OIL Paintings Tne SAFE o.
which win sks place IT., II :, BAY B. sInSs Main
Every paintiog will be sold without reserve:
Catalogues viii be ready n tse n fRs :, c. ss' iuc..
nSsr THE MARSHALL AND HENRY Cont
rAsIEs viii hold their regular mon.hly meeting; =
their room. on nth street. THIS h'hNiN'' - va
The ANNUAL MEETING. for the election ef ofs'
ssr. &s s ~ ,ss monthly
syarsI INN nj amendments to the Constitution
will be sutriitted At this time, and general attend
auce on the part of the stockholders II earnestly oe
sired. Those Who win not BIO able To- attend are re
G,lested TO leave their proxies with VIM a. jenkins
ia lit JAS LEE, Secretary.
nay The REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
the Young Mems Christian Associat ion. Will be
held at their Rooms In Goddin's Hall, THIS Et n
MING, at ~ o'clock. NJ
The essay for the evening will Be read b hr
ia I@-It Recording Secretary.
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The DEAD or FocR CrrrEs.--The annual record
81 mortality in New York, Philadelphia Baltimore,
and Boston. for the year 1857, show. that the gen
eral health has been better than it was In 1885, In
all the cities except New York, where there is an
increase In the number OF interments. The aggre
gate mortality in the four cities in 1853 and 1851
vac as foiiowss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

THAIsKRa's TniRD coscEgr.--The ssle Of tickets
for tho third and last concert of Mr.. rH.lsERs
VIM commeuce this morning, OF the bookstore of
Mr.. Woodhouse. The second concert Of the series
takes place tonight
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The Contrast.

The observing aud rejecting msn of the conntry
viii not soon forget the contrast presented In the
late financial reyalson by the condition Of the la
boring classes of the South and VI the North
whilst hundreds Of Thousands OF men and women
were thrown out of employment In the free States,
and reduced to the most fearful apprehensions OF
rant and starvation, not negro In the South has
suffered the slightest prvation either of food or
clothing, whilst universal plenty has reisned In
the halitations Of their masters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

TIE yEssAsE OF Gov. Lrdoy.-It having been re
ported that the Maryland House Of Delegates re-
fused 70 receive the Message of Gov. Lyon, on ac
count OF the expression n contained relative TO the
American party, the Baltimore American says 1t
rds received, though motion prevailed TO lay 1t
on tho table without reading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Sea View House, ~ &c
vasnk. on the Highlands Of the Hudson, rendered
famous AZ the scene of the murder Of Moses, fo'
which Donnelly was executed on Friday, was con
sumed by fire last night. II was the work OF al
fncendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NAslosAI TrlrsRAPH LiNg.-The wires Of the Ma
fsonal Line, running from New York to n. Orleans,
"a distance OF abont two thousand miles, were co.,
nected through on Friday night. and large num-
Ter Of messages transmitted to and from each city
direct, and without the aid of "repeaters." No
smilar feat It ia believed, was ever performed in
this country or In Europe. and the result would
seem to demorstrate beyond all doubt the entire
practscabiiity Of transmitting dispatches servss
the Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

On the TIN int, BIZ the Rev John y. Edwards, Mr.
EDWIN F.sPDw ktL. ~ Louiseufg. N. G.. to Mss
64RAh A.bRIGae, u thfg eity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

TIN KANSAS QuEsrloH II. ozso.--A dispatch from
Columbus, dated Dan. g. says:
@The Democrat Caucus Of the Members Of the
ohtc Legislature has unanimously agreed upon
resolutions Of instruction to the Senator'S from
this state 10 vote against the admission Of Kansas
under the Leeempton Constitution
Wsrs or ERROR Ga.sfED.--Judgs lngraham Of
New York, has granted writ Of error In the case
u ths boy murderer, John Rodgers. De will NOT
therefore, be hanged on the 18th instant, the day
appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

RF GENTLEMEN WILL FIND PROFESSOR fovLyR's
Lecture to them exclusively at ODp FELLOWS HALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING. pre- eminently worthy their at
tention Its repetition has been generally called
for. To it will be aeded the PERFECT FEMALE ex
anatons at the close OF the lecture. Private calls
daily. at the Exchange till Saturday, and Tuesday
and Thursday evenings. et*
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There il nothing whatever of a novel charaTtef IN
commercial affairs. The gradual but steady rsslef
alton of confidence and ease in the money nafket
continues in this country and IN Europe. Inc las
Foreign news is encouraging. No new ialiures o.
account and the Bank Of England reduces the rate
Of interest to per cent. Cotton ha" 'ui'hef ISL
vanced tad ami was firm.
There is no change in our markets, except thas
Bacon has still further declined, ana flour IL very
dull at rates quotably lower.
EXCHANGE On New York : per cent premiums
PhtladeIphia 2si Baltimore u.
GOLD3ld3.s premium. ,. S.,
'& alSoiBAcco-There are yet NO transactions to
change our quotations continued ior sons t"o Sseh
S Sf s Ms s.as* r thsT Is RlsS. "a Ia
good slNNiI. No fine Shipping In market,-as.
sales Fins s Resspts Of
loose very lght-Luas s25a9si; Leaf so'oedio''''
some good lots at 81 -:obl33o. 49,.
no Transactions; but holders conc+de decline -
shippers offer S25 FIR Superfue which no idsrs re-
fi nss s, ~ tx ES stras ss6 s Family
WHEAT-Receipts very light, and Wheat much
wanted We aSGhs s 6 n te prime S He'd s'z'
500 u auote osS cent. for New Old, none
in market: would probably bring to cents more
RAAccSN.-Mslket dull. We quote Sides 10 cents
Shoulders 9 cents; Hams l2'9l2ts cents, - ,.s
LARD-Hew in hbls. 1913 cents; Kegs ii cents
| and refined in pals l21 cents.
| SUGAR-Market firm. Raw Sugars - New Or
leans none in Market Cuba ~ to DC; Porto Rico s7a
| a,y5sc Refined Sugars-Loafl3c; Crushed and Pow
dered l2t9i2l4c; A Coffee ll@ll1ac.; Coffee loS4g
ilc.; do Io1ac. 49,
| V)FFEE-Market quiet Rio lOh to ll3sc.; La
| guayra 10 to l31rc.; Java r7ac.; Mocha l5c.
| WHISKEY-kichmond kectifed quiet at 2adezjc
| Cincinnati, none in market. -
| CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
| BEEF-Sale since our last at $7.JhOl.O 2 cwt
/ for ordinary to good Beef.
| SHEEP.-s2 5NQS5 = head for fair to good Mutton
| HOGS.-For the ordinary market supply Is % {
| cwt.
| Northern Markets.
| new YORK, JAM 1l.-Rreadstuffs unchanged
Nothing doing in stocks or exchange
R.1rrMoRs Jan. u.-No transactions reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NOTICE.-I have appointed THOMAS
~ c. EPPES my agent to carry on the business of
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT, and hope
that his former customers will give their patron
age. ID lc-2w* b. ". LEIGH.
TUST TO HAND.-100 Hoop Skirts. for
- small girls only s. cents; $50 ladies' Hoop Skirts,
Of different Sly les. sold very low,at
JACOB A. LEWIS,
iaI2 Is Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NEGRO CLOTHING.-We have still On
~ hand good stock OF Negro Clothing, and as
the season In advancing. buyers may expect great
bargains, "a We desire 10 reduce our stock as much
as possible before the spring. Call and see FIR your.
self. DARRAIUTT HARRIS Il CO.
successors 10 Merchant, Weisiger q Co.,
In 10 Ma 10 Main il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NJ The OPERATE CONCERT BOOKS "A new edition
ofThalbergs Concert Books expressly arranged for
the present Grand Concert, containing the Italian,
French and English words. Also. the music ar
ranged for the piano forte has lust been published
and viii be for sale the evening OF the Concert at
the door.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

HO-PARTNERSHIP. J. MER-
" GER and JOHN HILL. have this day furIued
= pariner.hip. under the name and style OF MFR
GER HILL for the purpose OF manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, Of every de,criptfer
Orders may DO LEFT at the Lumber Yard OF isA4G
J MERCER co, touth side of the Dock. neUr
Mayos Bridge, or ut The Factory. next above Bax.
ais Mills. ISAAC } MERCER.
JOHN HILL.
IANrLEY a fGlS Ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm aud style Of
MERCER 4 EVANS, IL this day dissolved, by anu.
tual consent. The debts due to or by the concern
will be settled by Isaac J. Mercer and John P. Hi.
ISAAC MHRCE8
.s+. EVANS.
JANUARY lst. lsSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

srpssgsGERs PER srykMsHIr JANgsrows, Pan
sJsH. pnsstsr, from New York;
w w Forter, lady child and nurse; Mason, u
Burke Butler and lady; Bullock. Hay
ward a j Groves. Lindsay. FL james, Arm.
strong and lady, Z Poiey, D McDasIis, " Grtfstk
sassanias. iiendry, b Fiele, 9 wocdbridss n
Strong John GrosE. IL bishop, Robert Rostar sos-
q B Kelley. N Hess. Henry Ress. mrs Z A wysst, O
| Langdon. T Neod, Jr, Miss julia Gardner. A
Seeiy, Miss J seely, Mrs Sisde. VIM Brown.
| j Kennedy, and 26 In storage.
Also. from Norfolk--J Mason. Jr., J W Yonng
| " q Wsi,h J q Hattou, J u iyday. Dr W II Col
| IN and servant, Miss II Lawrence, Captain
| Broush nd son, Thos Brooks and lady.
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AGENCY IN NOR FOLK.

wM. n. FosTER. Rso. 10 the Agent Cor the DArr
rnsp Area 10 Norfolk. the circulation 81 the paper
there having Increased TO An extent demAndre per
anal attention d, its distribution. the collection Of
9uNa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

The subscriber having taken the house on Pearl
or 18th street, two doors from Man, formerly the
old Alhambra, and fitted up the same In superior
style will be pleased to see his frieDas and the pub
lie TO-DAY.
His cellar s supplied with the choicest WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS, and his LARDER will be
kept stocked with all the DELlCACIES to be af-
forded by this and other markets.
He has secured the services Of Mr.. WIN. MASON,
assistant. who will also be happy to his old
friends and the public. ia l2-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

ZONE AND SEE those E ice head dress
~ es Just out that LEVY IL selling so cheap. Al
SO, to hand, nice assortment of Heusticbed Hdkfs
to be sold low; 5nD Collars, to be sold at half their
value. Ladies Gloves at SIS cents warranted of the
best quality. Remember the place.
JACOB A. LEVY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12
THE DISPATCH.
TrEsoAf MORNING. ~, 1874.
~urrCw u%r1 4 nvnra rrarua

Advertisements Cor the DppArcH must b HANDED
N by ss oesck - th< afternoon. 10 order 70 appear
the nextday. The heavy pressure u advestisefnests
uscn the columns d our pacer will not admit Of
tt~ir reception afaer the hour named,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

VOU CAN PROCURE GREATER bar
i gains at LEWIS than any other place. 700
cents; 900 Dmity Bands. only l21s cents worth Is
cents Collars lo1a cents, worth 37ta cents; Hem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

The price of admission has been fixed as follows -
Choice and reserved Seats secured, 81 @ not securet
81. The sale of reserved seats commences to-day
at O'Clock A. NJ, at Mr.. Woodheuse's Book store
On MONDAY, the 81 tickets and remaining 81 20 re
served seats will be sold.
IT. Doors open at "a. Concert commence At
O'Clock.
EA- Mr.. THALBERGs last Concert, positively, OIL
THURSDAY, January II, IA -ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

r OST NOTES. -Dropped yesterday, be
IL tween orr store and the Bank of Virginia, G..
HartwelFs NOTE, payable TO Kent Payne Co..
Morriss. Tanner a Co, or to ourselves The Under
will confer O favor by leaving then ut the Dispatch
office or at our store. CHILES Il CHESkRi.
IN
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rrnTuER FOREIGN NEWS.

The Baltimore Sun has the following special DIS
patch from New York:
From the latest foreign journals by the steamer
Africa, which arrived here to-day, the following
interesting news Is compiled
The London Times, In speaking OF President
Bnchauan's Kansas sentiments in the message,
saws that there Is q cautious balance and anxious
determination to right himself on the question,
and he succeeds not amiss, but the propFing mp u
too transparent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

NOTICE. The undersigned has open
~ ed a Cigar, Snuf and Tobacco Store. on Broad,
II general assortmelt of line old HAVANA. PhIN-
CIPE and AMERICAN CIGARS. TOBACCO,
SNuFR PIPES, aud ell ether articles usually kept
In the line. Havias had long experience In the
business in this city, fatter myself can sell on
as reasonable terms they can be bought la any
other place. / therefore solicit literal patronage
from my friends and the public generally.
]. A. HARRINGTON, Agent for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

NOTiCE.-The subscribers are anxious
~ 10 engage the SHOOTING Of HORSES and
MU LES for the present year, and are prepared to
make - order any description of SPRING WA
WAGONS and uAND.CARTa, which we viii
warrant. Also. all kinds of WAGONS and CAR
RIA6Es REPAIRED, and general BLACKSMITH
ING done with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
JOHN DOES BRO,
Franklin street, opposite
in la-dImS MeAdam's Soap Factory.
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new York, Jan. 11.-Rreadstuffs unchanged
Nothing doing in stocks or exchange.
BALTIMORE Jan. l1.-No transactions reported.
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NOTICE. hereby forwarn all persons
IN not to credh PIIGBE ANN CLARK for any
thing on my Account, as / will not be responsible
for any debt she nsiy contract.
ia Fits JAMES L. CLARK.
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LOST.

r OST-On Monday morning, between
IL nth street and Rockets. a POCKET BOOK.
containing s35 and some cents i'm money. and mum.
Der of bills against different persons reward OF
81 will be paid for the return of the same to this Of
nee, or to the subscriber
ia I2-lta kp. A. FhA1AElh.
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l---a----------lll--l-aa's--7l---llas1-
WANTS.

,NANTED.-The subscribers wish TO
w hire Ten or Fifteen coed Coal Pit bottom
Hands, to ill up their required numbsr for which
for the pay ment OF hire quarterly. The Pits ars
safe and healthy In every respect. ard hands cannot
Mines.
RAR, the Company's Agent, at the Goal Yard, OF to
JOB ATKINS nj TN. Pits Jal2-Rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

Arrived at Liverpool on the sd the ship David
Stewart, of Baltimore, and on 26th the Muscongee
of Baltimore, in twenty days passage.
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DY THE GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

THOMAS TUCK d q OF p PEARS old. iset 10 or n
inches high; strong built; light red, or yellow red
eyehrows and Thick lips In walking, iarns hls taes
out more than common; II slow spoken, and has rar
ter d ba eountenanea IA g-~aWgw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-12

"ANTED.-Coal Pit Hands for 1868.
w wish to employ for the ensuing year. hfsy
Negro men, to work at the Carbon Hill Mines in this
county. The location IL very healthy, aud the
ploynent IA safe as any ordinary labor. ~ We have
not bad, during the past i've years. singie case Cd
serious injury to any engaged in mining
operations. The hands will be- subject to q tax 4
IS each, and napore, Tor medical attendance. while
at the mines. None but healthy, able bodied men.
used TO outdoor labor will he empsOy Cd and for sueh
full prices will he punctually paid.
des--ts JOfiS j. wERTH. Agt
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"A hereby give notice that my 4th
~ BALL will take place at my School Room, at
~ Saunders Hail. on Roushee street. between
Nakk Broad and Grace, on THURSDAY EFESIN9,
Jan. 18th, ISIS. at O'Clock
Admission $l-scholars 90 cents-No charge for
ladies.
The Scholars will meet TONIGHT, and on. "a.
TURDAY NIGHT as usual. for practice.
ia l3-,t* LORENZO w. FRAZER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19
SWAIM'S
CELEBRATED PAN ACEA,
FoR rnE CpRE or
lNClPlENT CONSUMPTION,
scr,faA, avaersl pehiisy, White swelling Rheunatism
Diseases ~ the Liver and sAtn, aud all
Diseases arising fron, Impurities
Of the bleed, and the effects

scrolais Genera! p.niii,y White swelling Rheumatism
Diseases II the Liver and sAin, aud all
Diseases arising nom Impurities
of the blocd and tho eascss
SWANS rAxAckA has been tnr more than thirty
years celebrated in this country aud TIA kurpe Tor u.
rnce made the areciioes aud books wsieh may be
bad grAIal accompanying Tie rAnseeA
had de- oas ssa
by The mes' eesbrsied ph,aiciaas and oher eminent
v t.,b.so, N u rroi 81 surgery. Pa. vrv.r.ly.
v.,.p n. Ma, y rroi .. ssfssry =. na'e''y
n CaspmAa, N II, fruf Of rhysic la Vai,sr.i,y
fnras, n D, Pres. uolisSs .. ta,ss,sa. Paula
Joss kourenco do La, Prof Of Surgery. Lisbon.
JChipmsn. Memeer Royal college surgeons, Londen.
1w IRVING, late Minister 10 spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, MaIsr Ucucrai British Army.
Uhoer' Robertson British Cun.ai, se, Sc
kosides q large number cI Ministers vi tho 1ospel
Member Of Congress, fhiian,hropl.ts. &c,
Aud sise. the wonderful cures enacted by SWANS
fanace. have Tor many years mad. al Invaluable 10
medy. The fsnsceA does not contain mercury la any
fcrm, sni bcog an nnocen, preparation may be given
10 The mo., '"nder iaisa',
The retail price has been reduced Ia 81 ~ per bvlle
hEwAkE of iarosifioN.
Swain fsaseea h IN round houcs, aut-d lsagiadi
nsliy, with tho following iel,sra blown en he glass
ANACeA-rniLApk."
aud having the OF JAs swAn an,ped on the seal
ns var aud ~ren ~ The label covering the cort and
nav label for ID" side 1T III. bottle composed OF
metric lathe work comprising nine dii-ren, dles witch
have been turned ior tho exclusive proprietor
BY Draper t. bank note casravers OF fhilad.iphia
-Four dies 81 different pAera iurm the body of tho work
and In the centre !. pertrsn Of The late wn swsi,a
separated oa Ii. boriers by two circles Of lathe work
eooasiy "a two tureca STRIPS aud argese Iere aisr
dis forms he upper margin. The burdar. composed
OF plain lathe work strips outside OF which engraved,
Also, sWklNs VfRaifU0s,
A valuable Family Medicine. being highly approved
remedy Tor ali Diseases arsas Iroa d-hni, 81 she "a
Eesve organs such as worms, cholera aorbu., dysss
Ac nee The pamphlet which ma, be had srai,. secou
panyios ne N.tmuuRe 49,. -. - 49,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-19

AN ACT xIssd %, Ia eIssn's i.s uus' ersasd b.
u G,asrss- ssfiiied ss set snshiss grant u
isad ~ tbs Tsrrt ~ ~ kssseta In alisfnsts s<stsr.
W all 10 the soa.,fssslb 81 eesaib ksls' sss sad
rsrrtrJ and sfs1tiaE pooilo 'ssds ~ s.isrbAs sst
tbas ne siAs ~ AlAbsins 10 AL IN The eonsrueasf
aAesrss ksifosd 10 ssid state ssa Eran'isg certain
lsnss W Railroad tDfs pAssss herein ps6si 1"
Ne ssaessd By ths ssisi.isss VI tss s'ss ~ Mime
ssA-
ssefba Thai ssstsA s,s. o. II ehspst ikres. o. d
sts th@ uasi srsaiss by an set " Gsx,sss
sssl,s1 sg grant ~ lssd " the 1srnbsg ~
nhns-sa. b assfnais ssstbaos " sd M NE essssH
uas ssrssis rsar oils 10 s.h tsssi.ory sad xssx
tubfr lAsfs W si<rsse sssioxs, W ihs Htsis ~ ~
bsma W s.i ln eossuastsa ~ ser,sis rssa~d IN
aid sfxEusE s@ftAla aads 10 kssb -sa t@~gA
aiss hefsis h@sas1 ~ sa NE n h~ssty Asssasa
70 red &c tl.Oss a., d.
s~s,sa1 q The a,ssssesss ss1 Cedar VALLEY ks1rssh
,arpp.hy " Asr.sy ssisssis~d 10 ssr'sy sses-, 80.
usrt. asssyisl~ sd psrpessaby 10 b." sss n.sstsa
sad sysfsss srA COS 80 more rsess. rAhf"sa n~l
Nina sfsis tn lss dsessAoa ~ tsfihaal "a Bani
lunsa vtk ss sfoseosh rsiisosd ifosl ~ fem W ~
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