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The Elections.

lowA.-Returns received, which are reported
to be Official, from ten counties Of this district,
show Republican gains of 2OO over the vote of
last year, and indicate that Samuel r. Curtis
tRep.) has been reelected to Congress by about
LOO majority.
MINNKsoTA.-The returns from Minnesota
come in slowly. The following only have been
received :-Hennepin county-The whole Re.
publican ticket elected. Scott county-Two
Democrats and two Republicans elected to the
Legislature. Ramsey county-The entire DEM
ocratie ticket elected. Washington and Dakota
counties-Carried by the Republicans.
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The Prize FIGHr.-The great bruisers. M

LIZA rkiZE IGHI THE great bruisers, Nor
rissey and Heenan, are likely TO meet and have
their contest tomorrow without al effort being
made to arrest them by the Buffalo authorities
Indeed, their partisans in the business defy an
attempt to interfere with their arrangements. A
propeller has been chartered to convey the party
TO the ground. Both men are visited by large
crowds Of the fancy, the excitement being at the
highest pitch among that fraternity.
Heenan secreted himself in Buffalo, and Nor.
rissey walked out on the Central track for some
miles to elude the police. freight train over.
taking him, he attempted to jump upon one Of
the cars which passed, and missing his step wa,
dragged for a considerable distance A brake.
man eventually discovered his situation and as
sisted him to get upon the car
Since then the editor Of the Clipper has tele-
graPhed to Morrissey's hacker. and received a
reply stating that no accident has happened, bu
that he 10 all right.
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TRIAL OF HANDSOME You've wIpox ~
NokrH CAkoLIsA.-The North Carolina ps,srs
Mhoahcs the ac9ui'tal at Raleigh, last week, OF
Martha Morgan, handsome Young widow. a1sd
lou. twenty-five wears, charged with the muir.
81 C OF Alexander Allen, a Constable in Johnson
UunS writer to the Petersburg Express
~, na asotgsn, the prisoner, was INDECENT.
Ts. P,Ovs,bisily honest. Through her own exer
snono,,sd III, NUN OF few neig hbors, she
Al zen. the constable, forcibly entered her ahod.
and levied on the effects Of Der scantv bo,.sSoSS
Tor me purpose Of selling the same She renan-
sTdted and tmportuntd him to drsist 81
less "f lef entTeaiies, he persisted In tain,
possession or her furniture, ard added insult 10
,,ayn,y oy heapine upon her a voliey Of abuse
n- ~nhout protector, and feeling deeoly
syyrt"vet, In a moment Of frenzy she STA
o., suh ahd shot her prosecutor down The
,, s,nk come into Court, rendered a verdict
im,r.n.s -. The result was received by an
on ou st Of applause WIG '''''''''
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u A duel was recently fought near Memphis
trenn. y between Mr.. Waters, Of Virginia, and
d. b. Maggie, formerly Of Lancaster, PA }
They met on an island, and, without any witnes-
ses but their seconds, fough t one Of the boodest
dueis on record. They fred two rounds with
Derringer pistols, both being wounded at each
nre- They then, by agreement, resorted to re-
volyers and continued the fight. Mr. wa'ers wa,
riddled at every shot, and died the same night.
Dr. Nagle received wounds that will probably
terminate fatally.
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PERSONAL.

.--- Hon. James Craig, Of Me, Is at Browne,
49, Robert j Walker is writing book on the
relations Of Capital and Labor
-. Hon NJ. A. Otero and lady, New Mexico
ana Hon J. Hylrr, N are al the National
Hon F p Stanton, Kansas, and Captain
j. Z. McFerran, U s A are at Kirkwoods
Among the forty-two rescued passengers O,
VIC Ausuia, Just arrived at New York from Fay-
LANES Murray, Of Alepending, not Al
"oIIa' as mad been previously stated.
a. The Pe:sI.bnIg Express says:-"It is sts-
Injured his wounded limb dav or ;,so ";u..y
sy suddenly turning in bed, when under the in,
ar, .:EI, President Fillmore and lady will spend
Hotel New York. Mr. Fillmore q. ~, Ncnolds
so much from weak eyes as the new.paneI s,.,Is
ments sometime since warrentsd SH'e-
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ID The remaining Indians in Florida, It ap-
pears have determined to become citizens Fiji
teen Of them visited Mama, Fa on the LIST inst,
and announced their intention to settle live in
peace, and be governed and protected by the laws.
They are engaged in clearing land near that town
for agricultural purposes. Three Of them could
read and write
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DEEP SNow.-On Thursday night last, says
the Cincinnati Enquirer, there was heavy fall of
snow In Richland and adjoining towns in Ash
tabula county, Ohio. gentleman who resides
In Richmond informs us that the snow was nine
inches deep early on Friday morning. He says
that the storm on the night previous was very
severe, and snow seemed to fall In chunks
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u The st. Louis Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, south on the 18th inst.
abolished, by large majority, the rule hereto
fore prohibiting the ministers OF that church
from buying and selling slaves
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IL We have received from shillington and
Henry WanboTg, copies of the LadY's Book. The
former gentleman sends us, also, Household
Words
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Oct 1851
NOTICE.,

IN NOTICE.
i HE members of Columhisn Harmony Assoois-
ton having row completed their arrans ements for
the removal OF bodies from their old burial ground
to their ne cemetery, take this method of inform
ing persons having friends buried in tue old grourd
that the work Of removal has been commenced, a.
Will bs continued until its completion. Psrsons
who may wish to othe removal OF their fra
and to relder their assistance, viii find at the old
ground and at the new cemetery PEI sons ready TO
give all necessary information. Lots or SIT IN the
new cemetery oan be secured BY those Wishing
N. mccoy, or FRANCIS CATCHER, in.
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HTEDITOR STAR-SIR: In your issue of
,k3 yesterday you quote telekra dispatch
Guns in Washington" and say We imagine the
above to be a mistake"
do not know IN what point you imagine If to be
a mistake, but allow me to say that salute of one
hundred guns was fred from a noted brass field
piece at noon on saturday last. at Kendall Green.
In honor OF victories achieved the late elect ons
and that Mayor Berrst did, on application from a
respectable Citizen refuse allow SAID saibte to be
hired dnyphers trithiH he city limits and threat
ened To arrest any parties that dare make the
attempt. YOuis, &C., -
90 l9-It REPUBLICAN
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"The old rivalry Of Wings and Democrats on
the subject Of protection has come TO an end:
and the former have the satisfaction of observing
that the policy Of Henry Clay has come at last
70 De advocated and defended by large portion
OF the latter as having been always the true doc
thine OF the country and the real sentiment Of the
democracy from the earliest stages of the tariff
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q SSO LRS PRIME OHIO BUTTER,
- .OCO 500 lbs Pc nsylvania do.
$50 bills Family FLOUR,
$50 bids. Extra do.
10 bbls. English CRACKNELLs.
SO boxes English Dairy CHEESE,
81 do. New ork do.
leo bushels White BEANS.
For 81 o by WILSON BARR,
Wholesale Produces Dealers,
ocl9-Sf feS 9Th street, near u.
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WEAVER, oyyostle Brescss' Hotel, tnskes be
w ICE CkEAM OF pure cream, a. 81 Ger ga ou.
eens 10 Any pat Of the city free VI charge. oe CIV
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no YOU WISH TO ECONOMIES !

SAMUEL T. DRURY, Extensive Dealer in IRE
Articles OF Luxury. corner Of Ps. avenue and 10th
street, Is selling GOOD CIGAR at SI.25 a box.
containing i0o and very superior article 1t 81 and
II 50 per hundred. These Cigar: are made of pure
any sold for double the price. Ths money will be
cheerfuy returned if the Cigars do not give entire
satisf faction. 90 10 81
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HTPnSr OFFICE, WASHING TON CITY ID c.,
tkS October 10, l85S.-ln view Of the opening Of
the OVERLAND MAIL to CALIFORNIA, and the pr, b.
able early CONNIE cement of service on the TK-
HAUNTEPEC ROUTE, persons sending letters to the
Paciho co st requested to
on each letter The route by which they desrs them
sent that 10 "OvgRLAND', via "TEHAUyrEPEC,"
or viz PANAMA" In all cises, when the route ia
not designated. they will be sent via Panama.
WILLIAM JONES,
&C VI " Postmaster.
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UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE
hair CLOTH, EyAMELEH CANVASS.
ru,,, GURLk0 HAIR, MOSS, GlMPs,
r"'NE' SLUFE,TASksl RIPS; c,sro,.
- I'll welshf Sweds Iron TACKs, sxpr sally for
- ELvANs 4 THOMPSON,
S36 Penn. avenue, Wa. hingtcu, D. g,
90 l%-lv t6tstssk Alex .6aSJ
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SPECIAL CARD.

~ SPECIAL CARD.
i HE Attention Of persous desiring to Durcha NJ
eligible AMI beautiful building locations called TO
the se of FIVE Lots frOntiag So feet each on north
+, between d and Sd streets wet. running back I2
fest 90 an alley, to take place THURSDAY H. moon
Octsber 2lst. At ~ O'Clock, on the premises.
Tbs owner having removed from the CITY, and de.
sirlgs to oose hs business here, the sale will be
. oSis ST J. c. MoG UIRE CO., Aucts
IT AIDES AND GFNTS' LINEN CAMBRIC
L. HANOKER CHIEFS.
80 dozen Ladies' hns hand stitched Linen Cambria
YHandkerchiefs,
Is dozen medium hsnd-stitched Linen Cambria
Handkerchief.
Is dozen H emed .rtiched at eS per dozen. urFT
10 hos es I,afies, M purnIns Hemed- Toned do,
EoydoseQ Ladies' i.insa Cambria Handkerchiefs ut
5odoz ~ ladies L'nsn camhrio handkerchisfs At
SJper dozen, -.i -
Is d. zsn Gents Linen Handkerohiefs in assorted
grades,
u dozen sncy Colored Bordered hand-stitohsd
md Plain oords q 10y =
, LIVES pr gents wishing to supply themselves
with any thing Il the abuvs line VIII please give me
call. viii Offer them cheap for the Sssh;
CO 1927 81 7th st., ldoors north Of p. eve.
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HOSIERY, GLOvkS, &c II have juAt rsoeiyed
II 100 dozen country KNIT IA HusE ;-S
ESQ dozen ladies White and Colored Cottorl NIL k
Hose, 100 dvs. Misses and Children's Hos M
iefy. in G. est variety. V5btkI
Also, - dozen Mems aad BOYS heavy
Buck skin Gloves. Mitts and Gauntiets vhioh
viii be sold at wholesale And retail, at low er,oea
a., No. SIS Pa. ave. .ouis eide,
&C 70 ~ @- -- bef efb nd sfs
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FRENCH MERINOS AND PLAID CASH
Il MERES.
The Subscriber has Just received the following
seasouable Goods to which he invites the attention
If the ladies:
10 pieces fine Frendh Merinos, in asserted shades
10 do good do, IS oeIts
Is DO al wool Plaid Cashmeres, pretty STYLES
10 do Mixed Do, at 81 cents.
Also
Is Robe a'Les, low pricsd
leo ps low priced MoueselIns, in handsome patterns
so do &c, at 1875
a. l.. NEWTON,
ocls q No. 5H 7th st a doors north Pa sv.
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n with CONFECTIONERY of ali kiGds In the
best style. AVID made Of the best mat.rals at very
low rates at the far famed Pkiidd.i pkfa Corfee-
Honery aad Ice Cream Depot corner 18th ana r
streets. Pies, very nice, and Boston Cream PUTS
always on hand. oc ls-Ivs
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II CELADON SNYDER
LAS Commenced the PLUMBING. GAS FIT
TING, COPPER. TIN and SHEET-IRON BJTS-
lNESS in the Philharmonic Hall building, on ID
street south, between llth And tn streets next to
the Z tar Ofee. Viii be pleased to have a share of
the patronage of his fellow citz ans. All work en-
trusted To HIS cfre will be executed with dispatch
and neasncss, as no has the best of workmen in his
employ. Y = - - -
Give HIM call. oc Is-Im
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union discusses the Parsguayan expo
dition, and shows how admirably 1t is adapted
to the purposes for which it is intended.
The Union further remarks upon the union
of Republicans and Americans, saying: T"
"We respectfully suggest that since there
reems to be growing up 50 much business be-
tween these two miserable factions they should
establish regular diplomatic intercourse that
there should be accredited to each concern diplo-
matte representatives"
The IntelIiesnoer treats Of the Tariff ques-
ton and remarks, as seriously as if were in
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MIGHT SCHOOL WILL OPEN at Washing
ton Select School house, corner OF 10Th and q
streets on Mon1ay, October 9Th, at O'Clock D. m
For terms apply at School house, or my residence,
Penn avenue, opposite Klrkwood House.
Oc l9-SwS SAM'I,. KELLY Prjn
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TMkTROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN.
10 STlTuTE.-A meeting Ofthe Board of Man
ayers OF NJ Nj lnsiltnte Will b. held in tn. Alder
~ ems room, City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING,
October 10. at O'Clock. A full attendance of the
Board is requested.
&c rs st J. r. MITCHELL SEQ
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II SAMUEL BACON q CO.
IIAVE Just received. and offer for sale, at No
i5a: corner OF 7th street snd Pennsylvania avenue
WEIGH Flour, 81 barrels.
HIATT iaylor's Family Flour, 50 barrels,
Avalon Flour. Xfra. 81 barrels,
Buckwheat Flour, so bags,
tranberries, 5 barre o,
Chemical Owe Soap, % boxes,
Feathers, frat quality, 20 lbs.
Family Hams 251 ibs,
Sugar -hOnse Syrup, barrels,
Cheese, prime Eastern, 81 boxes.
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FRENCH HATS.
JUST Received, an invoice of French MOLE
SKIN HATS.s most beautiful article and ann
entirely new pattern. "
JAS. Y. DAVIS,
Oc 1857 Suooes sor TO Todd 4 Co.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, after pub
LEGATION of this notIce for six weeks, plicitIon
Will be made to the Commissioner Of Pensions ,or
the issue of duplicate of Warrant No. 50 CAS-
lnder act of February nth, 1884, issued to Oscsr
NJ. Brown. late Sergeant In CsPt. korponsy's
detachment of Recruits intended for Col John
Ralrs Regiment of Missouri Mounted Volunteers
IN the war with Mexico; the same having been lost
ard against its location inferred n the Gen.
eral Land Once, dat, this 10th day Of August A.
ID. 1850.
90 Is-Iawsw. OSCAR M. BROWN.
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IN BAGS NEW BUCKwHEAT,
w % kegs prime u AIDES BUTTER,
- bbls. No. I, 2, and 3MACKEREL.
~ bbls Refined SUGARS,
600 lbs. HAKE FISH,
~ bis. CUCGMBER PICKLES.
80 boxes New York CHEESE.
For sale BY w. H. TENNE
90 1913. Georreto
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rLEAVSR'S HONEY SOAP, Ba-ry's Tri
copherous. loves Brown Windsor Soap, Har.
rIson's LIP Balm, Bazine's Compound. Ok Marrow
zines Glyoerine, -Camphor Soap. Fransipanni Sa.
chefs and Soap, Jos. Antoine fsrina Cologne; also
csived and for sale by r. X. LUNDY, no So
Pennsy lvanla avenue, under the National hotel.
IR-Ats
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Jh'iiiing Account %. the HuTni"g OF the
sarah ~aHds--- IIrroism OF III. Tiuop.

We have already Published telcgraphic
account ol the Burning Of the Sarah -and.
an iron -hip Of 1000 tons burden. while con
vcyinc trooIe from EuginUd to Inda. We
obtain from The London Times the following
additional and interesting particulars:
The voyage appears 10 have been fayora-
ble until the llth Of November. when the
hip had reached laiiulc / i eouth aud lJn
gi'8Ir 30 east l1pwar1- 81 100 milcs from
the Maurtiusj. AbDgt Two O'Clock IN The
afternoon Of that day. the troops brrjbo1 On
th after orIop deck, noticed smell oi burn
Ing tina, apparently proceeded from boDea,h
them in the hold j. rapidly increasing. the
alarm was gwen 30 Capt. Castle, who at
onae ordered the after hold ~ b. examined
and 70 tle sstGUi.hmaut and horror 81 all
the cargo stov@i tA'rr proved to b. on fire
4. ]. stated TIA, Tie sgik - the cargo there
consisted o' g0ufnmn, torres. Bale afif%
bale was haU,ed up 10 tie hGf@ of getting a,
this saai Of the fire bat 10 short ttmc the
smoke became ~ dah-r az - defy any II the
crcs getting further into the bold 1hcr
was no confusion hOar.eF every order va
DIeyed by mrn Nth cfN.nn.- and courage.
Tie coarse Of the ,hip wAs soFeI. Co,Ducl
holi4l VA ~reu IN carDet consultation with
capt. Castle dccidisg upon Eiea.1res lor sup
lrc-siuy The hArDsS, while the crew were ac-
uge'y employed IN taking all -ail "a aud
bringing 'he .hip i%'rre The siDj. Otii"'s
ran ost lengths II h'ee from the Ere cngines
Naieh ~erc pas-,1 doSo - hands be!ow
while bose VA pa, on the donkey eb2ine.--
!, soOn bsraae apparent that al thse eHer.
t,n''' Aiiei ~ checking the p'ogress d the
ire.
Colot,4 NoG,it, al the su2g 'tion d the
cpmmabi1, directed his nsr. 10 a. oBoc c4st
9ger;sAri al the ammunition. and in .hor,
lims they suco'ssled 10 clearing osi ,br s'ar
hoard nagAz.bN T'h3 REMAINDER 0f ihe
p1xdef. however 10 the port mAgaliDc,
eIc,'ed great spprehen-iots. Alryady h.d
he after part of the ship beeons Amos,
8rapproachable f'oH the dense unole aod
be.li which flsd rvery poriion Of ii. The
cplone. app@i~d 70 hs men tor solrn] era
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7
HOW now ihs Baboo u Danyan oi solid
substance, and the Mullieks al are citizens Of
cream ana feho"n; Nhiie Rshse i'nrwah gr''
hve rupees month, and makes bis bed a, the
gate: iast ysai, the say, when lt'le b"atk'
ahath MulUck, The baboo adopted son, nlno
years OH was married 70 'he tender chd 'ln'
da, Old Lula seal daring, on her hith birth
day, the baboo halidas kainay Mnlbck made
the occasion famous py iioefaiing MY prison
ers Tor debt, oi the soodfa sort, with a. many
/ nourlshes OF MS i1usulouS slgna'ntr' Naihee
Dhr"an mas no' chahge Oh Ufhahs'
Ana now 'he napoo passes INTO Tue godoWh'
ana receives rom score ei sef'he o"cdn',
ghobes' OF clerks, their se'elal reports "i The
day puShess' presently from his 10" dosA,
IN tne iowues, corner; npf'res ana comes Tor
~ard qaie'ly, Mut'y Lon Roy, 'he head crca',
Vehefable' placid, PehHno, every way interest
ing hu' nc IN only Tue Bsb"o mead en- az. an
humble accountant on hueeh rupees a month
40 you perceive 'ha' Iact IN 'he stvie o' ms
saiu'a'loh Hardly Tor the Baooo pionsiy
raises ms Joihed hand- high above his head,
anu iou'hg iower thnn peioie, ihnrinufs thc
ORTHODOX sgiuhauon' -Ndma'6d"m' let the
Dspoo eoh'riou'ed Two theasahd rupees IN
hrewofks' 10 the lsst poorea fooJa' anu sent a
mnny and irving shift. Of saving. could Mn,,y
Loll afiord gold leaf for one image besides two
tomtoms and horn TO march before II in pro
Ssss'on' W,' nu. ..mp'a .ns 'oray oeheneehec ~
strctshrJ hands nain'. upwarl bs a,o",. o"
the Eaboo conieseeniinsly Si,h a vi, of good
will
" idh'~ "no, S'rdar' an" "n"'--' ONE hl'h,
he,r, anI y nv",, "I' a ,"oa " n ,ne eo"a
cnIighlen ,lis sahib'. T. ignorance. ,c,l him wbv
the Dnrwan ia disaainrnl, as toward the Bsboo,
and the 'ircar solemn
d,sr " r.',c 'd n'a., nnat '.,"sn n'"',m' no'
rate mani: tha, puryar have got Eaip"o,
blood, ver.iproud, an same Sahib. Baboo
Merchant caste ySer,ieood caste, plenty rich
bv. Sas ~, ~ p,Guu % 'a' wan ea1's na'oo n1'
NOT have musiket. purxnn arm ali srme ,ics,.
Durwan beard all same lion; DurwAn plenty
tS'rong, plenty proud.
anA, ,a, .,'cn-ah & ,n WA, Ma''y Loll 700; hgh
min All sane Sramy Ig"1," ,hat |tr",, ',aa foo,
all same Baboo head tha, 'ircar shoe all same
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Two young gem. in C,ark.viile Tenn.
simultaneously ic.l 10 loye with the same
young lady, and e.lh enormously suppos NJ
The 9,icr 30 t.y u formidable rival. both
we're exceedingly jas.iovs Ia order 10 set
tie their claims wllhou, submitting them 70
The ,Aiy hr-s-.i. on Of thu gautlemen said
&c the other -.r. | vii give you fye hun
dred dollar 10 yJu w,.' retire from the beld
Or wjd i4ks that aal back down The
gentleman a. xhnn Tho prop .ilion vas
made accepi.I b. tta- paying 500 ,yr the
cAa1ca Of winning d .4Iy- hand
1'hi. don't lr,k .te la-l t,m :. especially
~ cDaruu2 Is a fre thing
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-28

william Saith. IN NEaasea, Wa. was
GaTi $50 flr kissing Mr. lol.a Blasbai;,
a Dg,ca Lady. weigh,ng 20 pounds The
deet was done On The .,de.w4k. 10 .5e pr,s.
eur@ ~ her husband, ~ho AL. Va. -
mad, could not .hpeak.
4 missionary once rsbokoI a SOl'h "a
IsAD'ler Tor the sia q p9ygamy. After a
sJek or t~o the caon hal returned. hs f.ce
radiant with JOY. NJ al righ; nov: one
wh Ne very gooi Christian" N nat
did voc d. w.lh Lae other lS..-i tie ms
.iJal-y. NJ "a, her up
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This is the title Of book lately published
in London, containing complete history Of
the Van lois Of Piedmont, whose dread.
ial persecution called forth some Of the
nobl,ct lines of Muros. In looking over
some Of the extracts from this work wc were
particularly struck by the following account
Of the prosecutions Of one denomination Of
Christians by another
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-22

One Of the ght new sloops- of.war
ordered by Congress, viii be built at each
Of the following navy-yards: Portsmouth,
Boston, New Yofk, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Norfolk, .pd Pensacola, and At San
Francisco provided the necessary timber
can BE- procured there.
"If the conference bill pass, Kansas
may come into the Union Is Slave State,
o. she cdn.os coma IN az az. That is the
issue. -Richpsond SeyM.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-22

ut has been solemnly adjudged by the
highest judicial tribunal that slavery
exists in Kansas BY virtue Of the eoust;tu-
ton Of the United States. Kansas Is there
fore 1t this moment as much slave State
q Georgia or South Carohna." - Pendent
Bsscha1am. >-..s s.. - 49, ....,,
"A.eay, Men, ,oitA tae .ien.cgcgxe op-
peah for ate 'eiU Of lie majority, with
which the country Is now rife on the sub
ject Of Kansas. - Warrington Union.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-22
NEW l GO0DS!!!|

IN EW G00DS!!!
aAlllER& 6Vvl88HElh6 ,
L0WEtEST- CLOUD.
LAVE just received large assortment o.
IL goods, among which are the following:
All kinds Of l{olaaees, Sugars
81 ST. $$;::; IS s. i Sss $;':'
Dried Apples 4 1OUOhes, Tobacco
Powder, Shot and Load.
ALSO, HAMS, SIDE BACON,
SHOULDERS, PORK, DRIED BEEF,
CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD,
BEANS, RICE, &c., &c.
ALSO, HALF BUSHEL MEASURES,
WOODEN BUCKETS, STONE
WARE CHURNS,
MILK PANS,
JUGS, &c,
The entire assortment 10 for sale very low,
for CASH, or will be exchanged on reasonable
terms for PRODUCE, HIDES, MARKETING,
&c., &c. Give US call.
May 20, 1858. .