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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
From the uisville Journal
The German Tobacco Market.

We are indebted to Messrs. John Sulid Co., bankers
and Tobacco broke for the following from Bremen
letters Of the 2Sd uon the state Of The tobacco
ket there. Messrs g Co.'s corresponder Is
considering the which trade control for
nexts twelve months believe hat only the shipping
Of supplies viii make business resume its wonted
again To judge from appearance moth like
usual quantity OF tobacco be sold the
Europe next People have the inclination
sumo, but the will be wanting to business
everything parsyzed and snufacturers having sny
more the usual dts open to Them will have supply
themselves from week week. Manuf North
will be unable TO heir deb probably all year. and
our dealers not only thereby compelled reduce their
operations for Of funds but also because
increase the Indebtedness OF their specu
cannot revive as long money remains dear, and hdc
is no consideration low cannot stimua;
sumption un IL has again the means this.
toraton Of confidence and the building up
small system Of credit without which
must be the a. steps, which however be u
I'll the effects Of the storm fully developed We
stain from expressing opinion about prices until
ment when facts give some basis"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
LlNDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

THAT convenient dwelling at the corner Il SuGm er
and Deade rick streets for sale. The lot fronts o.
eet The house contains eight and is within three
undred yards Of the public square, The owner wishin
to go to the country will fair price for this OPP
erty, u sold by the Let Of January neat. Apply to
Dec lift A. v. 3. Il : DSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

sY- II. s. French & Son, sell at Auction to-day
a choice assortment of Groceries. Don't forget
the sale.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
cEANcERY sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Christians Des Adm'x VS. GOOalei alias GOtliel Deis'
and others.
DURsUANT the decree rendered in the above cause
Il at Noven term Of this court, Will sell on The
Public Square, ths city, saturday the lSth DAY OF
February shich Daniel Deiss died
seized possessed the being known part OF o
No. 70, Balch hesldes ADDITION 10 NAshsi1e-sno
at the intersection OF Market and Jefferson streets
property will be divided Ito lots before day of sale,
and a plan Of the same will be exhibited
TERMs-One aud two years credit with interest," Noes
TO be be well secured and lien be retained.
Z. ID BaIEN, O. q NJ.
Ian. ~ 1S5S-td ChAncery Court NJ Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
Neat Country Residences.

An offering for sale small OF land, two miles
from the city, the Nolensvile Turnpike contain
ing acres. The residence q Cotsge with four
rooms double Aitchen double negro cabin stable &c.
WI be sold low. Apply to
Dec lit ..- Ava LINDsIFY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
STEAMBOAT AND RIvERNEws.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 1S.-Tempest, Louisville.
Ella, Psducah.
j. G. Cline, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Louisville.
J. G. Cline, Memphis.
Ella, Paducah.
Nettie Miller, Waitsboro.
The river continues to rise slowly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
TEN YEARS CREDIT.

HAVE several handsome lots In Maple street. the
II University, which will sell years time
prices, provided the interest is paid annually.
that time not long enough will agree AL the
principal as long the interest is promptly paid.
Applyto
Dec 9-tL A. v. e. LINDSLEY.
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News from Virginia.

MADIsoS, G. H., Va. Oct. 81, 1856.
Dr. C. Dr. Jackson Dear SRI take pleasure in add
ing certificate TO list and recommending Hoof
lands German Biters to all who be afflicted with Dys
pepsia Piles. bad been afflicted four five
months with Dyspepsia, when commenced taking the
Bitters and they effected perfect had also
pain in stomach, attended with Tiles have
had attack OF the nature since cured by the
Bit tiers, very cheerfulIy them all who
may be similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER, late p. III.
Witness-Jas. NJ. Floyd.
Hoohsnd's German Bitters 1t is sold by drug
gss and keepers in every town and village in the
United States, Indies and South America IS cents
per bottle. Oan1-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
AGOOD DWELLING.

INITIATED on Cherry Street, Lncoln's Hall is
onered Tor SALE The lot 80 'front.' by $50. The
mouse brick containing In all rooms The house
and lot Is offered Tor less than the coat building
Apply to
Dec III " I1NnsIr w
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Second . . 80
Boxs. Hats as
Furnture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated. oArboys of Acids, or
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs. %
FIRST CLASS. .ra-
Piano Fortes Books Stationery Boots, Shoes. Liquors,
o &c, in botties camphlne and spirits furPentine n
eases ooess cries Cotton osTd. Dry
baes Drags Fruits Fruit Trees and shruboery,
Plates Cat owners risE Oysters in iars
dlery, Tin and Britannia Ware. Teas and Spices -
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except specified In third class cocee
hl h.ehinsry Forslsn LaSSr, IN e.ss And Pipss,
rsls and casts oroeksry and oaeenvsre in crates aud
casks Rice Whiting. Plaster Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Tin Piaie Anvs Vices easls chsins Hoss Mkni.
co,,oa coreage cOsss. Heavy Castings, NM Gearing
Chairs and spikes. Aad Rosln In barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
rht sreses not snaaeralsd aso' careys 81 asias or
other Chemicals. .ii be charged 81 double nrsi eiAss
E1- Have every package plainly marked with Of
eonfsaee. destinsos And dsPst q delivery Asnttoa
70 ths matter prevents delays and Losses, and saTes
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via S2xsnnzh, shoa4 be conxGned te
Assni Of csairai Rslroad savannah sae pseEsges .rE
ed cars Agent g. z. +. Savannah. Ga
AEens Of the south CArogins Railroad Charsssoa and
packages marked, Agent D o. K r. Charleston, IS
Yors . sssssiis. 40 oessissa, esugass. ~ Sa,aS.
cAar.ed sifAer az CAartesfoa SasanEGk.
Shippers rely open uniform rates and prompt dsv
cries b. both iiass and damages BY eitAsr
lins. s .sas,sd ~ the sgeais Of shs Nashville .as
Chzltaneo4x koed- - p
In ease silss szlns COCOA vnI iAas charge sH,
sorsspsn1sne~ necessary fer their recovery ans sst
foand w pay fer the the exPirAten Of 30 asys
AFTER Il given AZ sotEcss ~ tes goeds, Sr AsA-
e<<is st9tioAs fhs GasAsi1s aad CAafzaaeo92
Rossd. sss<s es addressed % H. J. -4sts<ssss SHFAs
kesAefAs.
hsrekxnts when YeFk sili rcesve svery insrn.-
usn aud ~ Applying - ne Agent
ef chsrsssoa Us Btessay. Hsa Ne ssssa-
- : cHA's. W. ANDERSON.
Jan. i. ISIS. Iva fs-tf. pkA 6sET Agent
.fen IYDRANT NOSE.
ID ssssls. y D. pscxxr.
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
10000 dollars

rTNHE following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN Co.,
i Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in
each their Lotteries January, 1885, at AUGUSTA,
Georgia, which city they have removed their Principal
Office.
Glass 20,
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta Georgia in public
sATURDAY, January 9th, 1853.
Class II,
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1858.
Glass 72,
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgia in public,
SATURDAY, January Esd, 1855.
Glass 7S,
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgia in public,
SATURDAY, January S0th 1858.
ONTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
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80 PRINTERS.
Travelling Agent.

Two three good compositors get employment by
Immediate application this Office.
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Baltimore Market,

- BALTIMORE, JAN i+-P. ~
we len the market uornne th.,v "A
oesn nothing Gone IN OoGe- There was Ger. in
q1y of II, and ne may possibly have some al. %
ePo' Ia cur fnoralng ed oa The market >.
Rrses are unchanged aad quote before RIO coese
ios eonmoa 70 iri loieAe good: ion lie
fhs sock Of Coffee here Ia asoas 81 go bsss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
Augusta Market.

AUGUsIA, JAM IO-P. NJ.
CCTT0N-There brisk demand to-day, but not
much offering. The lower grades adva ced n the
qualities NC. Mdding Fair sold at l0c There Is I'M
settled feeling in the aet and prices irregular.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
CHAHcERY COZ BIT AT HUNTINGDON.
DggENHgR 2srH iSsy

Reuben J. Johnson Hugh roTbett ct aboriginal Bin
nS often OF complainant, by his solicitor, and e an
W pearspg BY Sracssil, that William Garvn, eanosi
Getty James arVin, Jehn Bell . nd samuel Gina ae--
Ell and partners trading uni or the nr All stsIe os
william 0arvin Co, dele the cause are
public alton be made for oa successive
~ Nashville Patriot pubs cd in city Of NssAyIie
commanding the sAa nsn-rssiaeat des ndanis 10 Apper
the OF said Court OF Chancery % De hed
the Court House Ia the Haatia xdon Teunes
The nrst Monday in February cad. "A.
dsmuT 10 said ul, the n be IA sen or
eoafsssed And dosn for keA ring psrss thesa
NAPOLEON PRIEST.
dee et-~4 Cierk and Mastsx.
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Hd<edeld.

AM offering prices suit the times, three
Edgeheld just beyond Donilsons Store. The lots
each SO feet the Gaatin Turnpike, and 2s0
deep, with street in the They
inexhaustble supply of excellent water and rap
idly Improving nsighborhood. Apply -
Dec ST A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable business stand Market Street, adoin-
l. ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton nov occupied By
Conley clothing Of the best stands the
city for any retail establishment Price very moderate
Apply to
Nov. 26-tf A. v. s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
CIGAR MANDATORY.

rI'HE undersigned extensively engaged in
the manufacture OF all kinds OF Cigars, and
abed 10 compete successfully with any Of The Eastern
cities One Of our hrm, who has charge OF this depart
ment OF our business being practical Cigar maker
customers rely getting goods are
give satisfaction and which will
stance. We can assure friends
making as fine Cigars came from Havana we
import direct from there the finest tobacco thereby
Ing considerable duty enabled cell Cigars
when made At much lower than anything Ike the
same article could be imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call and examine for yourselves
LYONS co,
Jan. l4-u No. n, Public Square.
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CHANCERY SALES AND NOTICE
CHANCERY COURT AT HUNTIEGDoN.

DECEMBER 2srH. 1851.
Citizen g. Woods, admir-. of wm II. Woods, deed, al,
Cs. rhoDAs C9lbaTn add wife. ct. aboriginal Bill.
an motion Of compianahs by their solicitor and ap-
~ pearng by sfiAyt, that Tho Colbarn and wife,
Oh ariotte and Is Hogan defend in the
residents of the Ste Of TENNESSEE IL is
ordered that publication be made for
In the Weekly Nashville PAlrio, published Nashville
Tenn commanding he sad resi- defendants to
appear the term OF said Court Of ChABceFy
be held the Court House in the Of Hn nngdoa
ftnn thu hrst Aondsy 10 February next and plead
demar said BILL the viii be taken
confessed and set down Tor hearing ex psrte.
NAPOLEON PRIEST,
dec 9i-W4t Clerk and Master.
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Rates of Adv ertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS TO CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
RENEWABLE AT PLRAsURE

One square, year, s3-Each additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space confrac-
ted for. will be charged for Ihe excess.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-P NJ.
COTTONThe market Is active and prices advanced
&c upon yesterday rates Sales of to-day 700
at sQ1l0Hc.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
sronE HOUSE ron SALE,

STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,
On Road streets end door from College
WE are Offering - pa,s, cheap, that vaus- "a
adjoining the Shoe Store e - n Gutter, I'd door
from College street. Thin b 1ssfrzble business
stand, and well adapted buinu of descrpti D.
1t win pay 10 per can't the p1rohnse money. Come
Of Il r. 0LA&0OCK. Agent
sept94 No 81 Cherry STREET
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-21
4 Modern Miracle.

AS q warning against too hasty conclu-
slons, we quote the following ludicrous story
Of modern date, where most inopportune
miracle was wrought The well known
French missionary, Father BRiDAiSE, was
always poor, for the simple reason that he
gave away everything he had One even
ing be asked for nights lodging Of the Gu
rate Of village through which he passed ;
and the worthy man. having only one bed
shared it with him. A. daybreak, Father
BRIDAIsE rose, according to custom, and
went to say his prayers at the neighboring
church. Returning from his sacred duty
be met a beggar, who asked an aims ALAS,
my friend, | have nothing said the good
priest. mechanically putting his hand in his
breeches pocket, where to his astonishment,
he found something hard wrapped up in u
paper, which h. knew he had not left there.
lie hastily opened the paper, and, seeing
four crowns in it, cried out that it was
miracle lie gave the money to the beg
gar, and fastened into the church TO return
thanks 10 God. The curate soon after ar
rived there, and Father BRIDAISE related
the miracle with the greatest JUNCTION; the
curate turned pale. put his hand in his
pocket, and in an instant perceived that
Father BaIDAISR, in getting up in the dark,
had taken the wrong pair of breecbes he
had performed miracle with the curate 5
crowns.
We believe that il most of the miracle
mongers of the present day were to examine
more closely into the nature of what they
assert and imagine TO be facts, it would b.
found that they had only rra on the wrong
breaches.
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This Is a term. VT understand from tht
light literature of the present day. of endear-
ment amongst married folks, and We have
often wondered a, its use, and what might
I've its derivation. Perhaps the following
extract from the Norfolk irgu may throw
some light upon the subjec,
Al A Grand Ascmbisge, held a, James Ci,tie.
in the year Of our Lord lsls. ~sre passed mamie
ackts TO the glorie of Almighile tod. and pab.
ligue good Of tAis hi. Majestic Coi"nie among
which u act ', with amended photography. ~
"Womea causing scAndslous suits 10 be due sed.
whereas, oftenumes many bshbl NJ women Of
ten Islander aaj .cahdsl.se Their neishbors. for
which their poor husbands are oflen broash,
into chsrgeah,e sni yexstols suits and cas-,
in great damages. BE IL, therefore, enacted hy
the authority Aforesaid, that m action. Of Sian
der o. >ioHed by the wife. as Aforesaid. after
judgment found for the damages, the woman
shah be punished by dncking. And Il the Sian
der be 40 enormous 10 be Adjuiged at . greater
damage than ave hun red posnds Of tobacco.
then the woman shall 5e dackei head and heels
once for each de haa9rsa pounds Of tobacco
80 saludged syaias, her husband. ahe refuse TO
paw the nne imposed
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Negro Recruits for India.

The Emancipation Societies in Canada,
not knowing what TO do with the escaped
negroes and colored men, whom they have
10 most instances enticed by specious prom
ises from the United States, and being, as We
suppose, heartily tired of their interesting
charges, propose getting rid Of them at an
advantage, and, of course, going out Of the
Transaction themselves surrounded by a
bright halo of philanthropy. One of the
philanthropists alluded to says, In Toronto
and, we believe, in several other parts Of
Canada, there are emancipation societies
composed for the most part of escaped
slaves and free colored men. We are not
aware OF the aggregate of their numbers.
and a. colored people usually come to Can
ada by the underground railroad, we are
not able to say what proportion they bear
to our whole population. They number,
however, we should say, at least ten thou
sand IN Upper Canada; and We have un-
derstood that they contemplate Offering to
raise regiment, either to 20 to India, to
serve in Canada, or to be employed in any
way or for any period that may be deemed
most advisable by the Imperial Govern
ment. The offer is at once both patriotic
and honorable, and will, whatever NAV be
the decision "a to the regiment, give no or.
binary pleasure to the Queen and the people
Of England The offer, at this particular
period, is in excellent taste and we cues.
ton much ii better men could he got for
service in India. The climate would be ex-
actly suited to them; and they have more
than once proved TO Canada their value as
soldiers" We have not quite so much faith
in the efficacy of these novel troops as has
our Canada phiIanthropist. A man who
has once run in one direction, may upon an
occasion of difficulty and under the pressure
Of circumstances, IA shower of grape or un.
pleasant proximity to line Of bayonets J
eyant in another
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-21

We fancy that most Of our readers who
have been bothered by the fernando I'm.
crsonian style Of writing, will endorse the
following sensible remarks Of IA writer in
Frazers Magazine
No permission has been 80 much abused in
our day as that Of Horace for the manufacture
Of words. He allows men to mould one now
and then. with modest discretion and caution:
but he Is addressing poets, no vendors of pat
eHt leather or dealers In marine stores. Would
he not have stood aghast At the term "antigro.
pylos 2 Would II not puzzle a Scalgcr OF
Bentley II is TINA, we protest, 10 put a stop
to these vide colnoges when every brooches
maker or backing manufacturer inyents com,
pound word of six syIlables IA expressive Of
his wares. Ladies' do not wear petite oats now.
adays, but crinolines. What ia Their name for
garters! Men do not ride horseback a. afore.
time--they take equestrian exercises; women
are not married like their grandmothcrs-the
are led to the hymenil altar. 4 bookseller
forsooth. becomes = bibli0pole: and servant
is converted into u maDcipie. BARRIERS do no,
sell tooth powders and shaving soap a. their
fathers did, but odouto and drntriice, typo.
phagon; hair wash has passedaway--it ia c all.
ed capillary thud. Can any one tell ne what IL
the meaning Of diagnosis a. applicable to
disease. II II has significance at all, We will
guaranty ia ind half a dozen Saxon monosyl.
tables EXPIRE ssiye Of the same idea. Medical
gentlemen, too, talk Of phebotomy: we know
that he has some connection with blood letting.
and for our own part, we always associate the
term with night we once spent between the
Sheets all alive, o In Al Irish hotel. Who
would believe that "epiStaXis means simply
bleeding at the noser Fancy one schoolboy
doubling his hat and telling another 10 look
out Tor his epistaNis.'' What is meant by the
fashionable word aesthetics We take up
the first book within reach. aud open it at ran.
dom. IL IL UIham btordsrcrfh: a B,ogra-
ply, by Edwin Paxton Wood. Well. what do
you read by aesthetic biography, - he says.
"is simply intended life in il ideal attitudes"
simply intended Did ever mortal man listen
to such yerbage run mad What. again. are
we 10 understand by the words objective"
and subjective, which every goose with his
sham metaphysics has now days ou his lips.
The writer has missed ano,h capital Illus
tration Of hls article. What do our Young
readers, who may exchange them smong-, each
other imagine 10 be the correct term for,
"black eyes EcCHysosss. "Only that and
nothirg more. Il esd T. a a.
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II seems that LOLA. in her lecturing tour
in Pennsylvania, chose the town OF Iancas-
ter as spot worthy OF her enlightenment
bu, instead Of charming the people Of that
town. she only raised their ire, according to
the following account
Lola, in her recent lceturng tonr, entered
Mohaers Hotel, towards evening, sul desired
To be- shown her chamber. Upon looking into
II, she disdainfully euried up her nose, and with
rejecting move OF her hand. asked. Have
YOU no better chamber than this IN being
assured that President Buchanan had often oc'
oupied Il and appeared To be satisfied, madam
snappishly exclaimed satisfied with sueh q
chamber | would not select such place II !
intended 10 cut my throat
We can imagine a BonlIace, with his wits
abou. him, Immediately replying, "oh dear,
ma'am, II YOU require room for any such
purpose a. that. We will supply you with
the hes, in the town" Bu, non ~mptr pa.
ra,m applies to landlords in mor ways
than one,
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ltaa, llsusv VI. lSIes,

The election OF the tion Henry VI. Rice
10 the United States Senate from Minnesota,
is = we'll deserved tribute of rrspect 20 a
most worthy gentleman. Mr. X. had been
the Delegate IT that Territory for two terms
representing in the most able, in,i,htgsble
and successful manner, the great and grow.
ing interests OF that young empire OF the
West. The labor he performed for his COP
stitucncy was Incredible Ills house in
Washington was ever open and his hospital
ity was not only constant and cordial, but
even priucely lie had to employ Clerks to
do bis correspondents -- his expenses for
extra help quite squalling his per diem al
lowancc ~ q member Of Congress. His
beautiful and amiable lady was a hearty
co-workcr in all his labors, and deserves to
share the honors So worthily bestowed on
him The crowning feat Of Mr. RS career
a. a Delegate. was the obtaining Of some
thr,c and half millions Of ac-vs Of Land
To bulM u net work OF Railroads through.
GU, that State This filed the measure Of
his glory with oil true Minncsotians, aad
they have honord hun With the highes,
office in their gin. yea the highest but one
in the Nation and that too hy more than a
party vote. No young man IN this Union
occupies to day prouder position than hc.
We congratulate him upon his NV hooors.
and We congratulate the people Of Minnesota
and the whole country, uIou having 10 such
position . representative 81 worthy and 50
useful - Clewidnd Plainda.ler
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
The fourth day, in the morning. Madame


The fourth day, in the morning. Madame
DE I. expired. Her husband opened the
bureau, discovered the secret drawer and
took from thence the three packets of letters
that be found tied W it'll ribbons Of different
eolors, and threw one after another in the
fire without seeking TO discover the secret
they contained.
Wise man where ignorance is bliss
tis folly to be wise especially in little
marital matters Of this kind. He can al
ways refer 10 the dcfnnct a. his late dear
and faithful wife without any knowledge
to the contrary although there may be 9th
crs better informed upon that point than
himself.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-21

The M,ncral Bank of MARYLAND, is in
trouble, caused by au oroira'r;ng on the
part Of the President, Mr.. TtCKsg. OF
SlI2.160 bu, the total loss to the bank
will not be more than siS0,oco, s the
balance has been SECURED. Mr.. TrcNss has
made voyage to Europe, AMI the hank, Of
course, becomes bankrupt,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-21

The grand jury a, Rochester, y !,
founa true bills OF Indictment against iS'
S,orr and Mrs. SARAu l.Irrlns. for Oh,
mur,icr u CuAs. ". lIrrLEs.