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gScrl'HtrHn9 Ets II &crluig rel GcNty, &C bier iii 9i2monS ans,
Aeiap wub. ntnmt gu zen p~Ini9ftn &rtiusYujcn scr uatIr,crh.
utte 9stnt br '1'""
Wrrdt 9Srltrrn Suiur0nce @umcdnY ~ WbiloNclptia
Nvublatu, S3crttaitrn S.IiGn5cn, 8rInilpe;,tyr, ho1so,r5tE
rFaltEh' 6NIulnt nNsgi!'r !t, mo Snar III zen tiGi0i,en Nyciien.
fdera mpGcr, ipcgNeu mphiIkuu. tUt Gem nmsrwntue:rn yrr;r, N.Y..
Atd. &t b3uptsfit rer .,C5re1l 9acieru >rimaMce unr 5raf
4rmpon9" tCrneet rh III phtlIc,lpSiO Mp. 4G3 2S luuIr G5,
Ger itn Stra {, unc tcr69t Gas GapuMl crrIeIbcM $500 900 ~'
I'm HItmrne berhtGt lh tr .~|mrtaUfNr ali - o.ljlrsgt, ;p,j
Nc. N,tcE6- @uiid,rin9rn fur Qatisc ul,p Sc,eNr, r,rrns,
9iIelatdAN r@ir!tlI fWr ft tilitn Grmpa9rieen uni at ,n ttat3irn
y rlta thi@''cA 9treMhnea uHo nib bt Shrtti1Gcn rr 2ctraa
W I III N'aM nc ~aASIeiaflt. 2r. =. X. griGtn, Nlrrt.
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- g8ir srIutrur uni re meribcm ysler ireuno!t6it.
rsdst pGrttliH psu m6bentlitben Sutierietiru,prrte
Dpn 10 Gts. an Die rcip. SrIatr ,u rrtrihs II. eamtt
~tieletbeu Den unS 9t9cnit + III II %crtino-'
li6tritsn nabfrnmea t5nncn. 2luh ricicniGcn nnie
rer 8reunre, melbe Nn3eiacn in un1crtm Slatte bntcn,
unc benen mir leittrr talelte ais in ihrer Nn'iae re-
rcbnct eratirlaen lirBrn, erIutcrt mir 9liftaHS een
mGbcutlihcn NreiS Yun 10 Cts. an ce 8r1Nrr aus
su,attsn. 98ir Gatcn csn GrctS einsr 9cwHhmt'strn
G,cltGItaanyciaG pcu 10 3cilc" cFrf w'n'S rli'it Et
tsr t1alibcm ~9lussatc auf nur Si2 yer 1ahr q ltrat,
rnc eIauter cesbalt. raB isosr eeutl6e % eb1;S<
mann rem ttrTsrn taSIi6rn rsutidben SrAdne l'tae
W,lAGitetartc mn GuSciaSn germ 3rmeile" n'rr, unc
raE re rten t~crItrten 9erren cs nur ttllt9 Ftnrcn,
fir rus 0lntt lclti. ezra III %tciohlen.
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G1emfit5e TriiGbte!
I ncub % unDer5Ne

Sncob Wunper5beimer,
$40. 4 Mainitrabe, nGbe All Nlten Martt,
1lautt lib benz ceutlhca Gu. litum. namtnIljb 6aIafrauen, Bic
AnSiQe III MAIDEN, tds cr Gin Eager aar Scutidicn 1rGthe b6lt
ale: 3pf.hntn, 9,olrItt Stil1tn, Grtlen, gmitn, dis u ten Sups
penlrdHI, bPuInrilht 5trmSc, SdmcSsre INN Eimbur9er Stale.
SarctHeh, Sart;ns, &c aide teafudsu, beutite Q8cine, cin0cmaH,e
~ till9f;em 4rciis prtduft.
Ma Gn autte @la9 HlGGrbCr unb i6nfioc Grfrirf mocu Tur
e1itlbt %Qtitilu5 III gCotr Belt III hsttH. uno laOst II d,ipia2nl
S:iuSc f~t@abi,tft rl Satrt U.Rf r.bgjutF'
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8. trriA. Yreis % Gents.

Gin SsisnSer 1T uj&t Elm @a&. wcl4tS Sos rem rutuu ;,ioer
Cnu: rnh m,pj1tr iol - @rGptti!jhun9Eu mo bcr1l,fTn nuiinn
bunSeu; lOnpera Gin 8lttncrr lHl .ita tln
WOiFsbud, 3u llnterbN.tanM u Nug unr QrGre.
Or lutreitbncte bat il Gcaylt!aro eli ja5re laus, von 1911
bis 1851 eiH,n aalcnagr mtAu13fRt5ta in rrtcR ,iabr fcrtc q
n.5t VOTE 5000 @rtnislSre az, pIp.Ene or brittle 3cBam ma loon
cine Circulation pcn erfn 10000 @r nHidren bate, tpt M 0ro.
FEN GrRcarren; i'm GaInrrrfaA II GtntHttdHe. - NSa5 ian M
Miisnptg pc 6leaape IL lbaartHpts Tahrte, par bts pFiac;p
~. A5to rtMtlten lun G.aace la; paS Nrmer Manila GnE
WcIl Gin Naien!:r Gin @ut ~, p:NhES rn H"!in Etu!:a QcfIuft'
pIgp. et loalt bS S0uW ,Sabr b;arHrh ttu aHetrt9 SUb tauf II,
cr int I'm crbltteuotS to 1u: yrt!i Giltii, irlitn auD pra.uip
WaR.tbre c%nthalCu lnuit, 10 o0R pf &u2eate eaTT pm, Ter i'm
tGait, wirtllth piectr trEei wifo. 2ico prutp e3t etr 0trGUes
ettrr aah tct Dem i8i tNr ansefiaojg f:u &Iii.tcr StipNt, ftInlaS
blltnHco NIB auJ8Del inc ot:U Mi N.eiirat ?rtlat IHo CT
pdti iib ubcrWuat, cap ann n;1er 8attuocr in tatH Gin; 9ycRc
S.3>.r 2oE5 Tf:a JswN:.st :r:its. 6rittr. @jtrbUo.
M.W Gad, (gGt5Gr lOel}.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-23

Nfuts SpdretuB ais unp %Ensrrtirr- 9&irt6ihaft.
Grr uHt9rcihnete bat an pCr lIten S!raEc, rcn,
6lltlnartt grAcn1tcr, Gin neuC1 SuId= II. Sparrina-
Ndu7 e'rTnrt, rae or irtrcn SrcuuceM ulc Fem M
blltun in ~NlAsmfinen tgiten5 empfittlt.
IN cFm SHrreom cirieS neu einRcrthtcten 6aulCe
linp itcte 0jttrGutr autr llrt uno tel,, Sr1nt6t -,
habFt, %tel00rers cmrfe9it atsr Gin ejlas sutes 9auer.
8rr VI inrn
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Ocit5dft@=2 3u3ciac...
NJ. A. ~STURDIYANT.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

NJ "A. STURDIYANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Jsebtdnratt unc rIcntliter lrtar.j
tmrEetit lb iur l%lcterao5nt aGtr Nertsatibafit ouf .eNeu O.
rlften III ure fur Se St0Nt &jbnOnb. gbelrrNclc anc ponocu
Seunts. SLLtef: efe ocr III. up 8aRtlird6e, gEbotn'S Dad
aeasHuesr. Hrbnono, pa. 1855
SINS. :. Mcllpn,
>}nrcrtcUre u1c oGnekr Yn
SranpttS, SSine. WinS, 3iUaS uno S1b9efis,
3abdde une &i9lrrcu,
Nc. 1877 : oynitrNFy. RtAmprp. ga.
Sn mcircm SIc:e rre Spnecs 2Slr b,uc tctc it acaenp6rlia
Ir.glnet &riitti. Die ,h mct0cu rcut&1cr &uun,n bcitcnS tmpfebr
len Tan: GN}nae. &rt ue uno Sar-ae $ranbits, %bruaari,
lfen 0tu, StlGiujCd Rum, SCr;lA unp SrUs 9GbieTtr.
@crt', SaerGYs, Ndberc~ uub WltGaa 91ttn. -
400 StS. Qtnni. upc Sb = 2&hS!ea,
) 0 30 Yr1nc9, Sin uro SnCCt SSCju,
20 70 Sto MppIc Nyanrv.
12j 20 a0p tirtCn RYe 9StjSfCp (rrn II Sabre clt.
100 GO Grceliirr R9C 2Stja!tY (fur iptihtu it Gucinia;r
N9cut bin),
90 3rr'e Gbdnlc19n I, rCr;u9tihc Sprtrn.
9tdr.t, S0utrrEc unc 2tiGtSnCimCr 2Sctnc, &uracir, Slrmcl
Nirhhnanr uS Ablpntb; EpEccn uGe Dublin prriCr, SCrth
Nc; 6dte n0plno Giau5rtu.
Gantcne far hS mir icjtbtv ~9cftEnfc 3rtrauca. fore III turd,
runtti'he auSIubrun9 oR'r &ufnd9e rolcltc ouh frncrtin nj
SN crp1i'eh. Srbn :. NtcIlpR.
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q. 81. Gtrscfcr,

Npotbetrr, Cru4iif, 3mpprtrr ppn ceut
ihrn Gbfmtcdlien II. /. ~. PR. 3 Niain< Ctr,
9eAenuecr Gem a!tcn Warfje.
re" Rseept.t rcrstn nit Ser ersften SryofaIt ue G,cnau.
is!e't tercrtst, lprte hemtfhe 9rdrarutt une Iuat pien
nlt 1upertter Yuntiidttt tcirret. Sanofauf file ute mSlrn oaS
~rclcabdlt9e Eager ancritaniidCr. Seutfde uno fmn,6iTItrr Itts
Irtlhcr = Srincien. &GneHs Artitciu. t. 10. in teihr auspabG fcIbt
tn <9fniUrui nCbn'H. mcldbc Nrhtcl gun, She'll icIbit W niccriec>
4 en- iperren "a ben tiri5tcn @eotnyunSen ,pieorrun nit n:uem
Ncrrdtbc GuSa.fattt.
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MlIlinery! Millinery

Millinery! Millinery
Macamc Gpn
erNalt NIT iErrm Sicomrr pom Mem gort pie ncrle,
III rus 9neNFttdit ctnialagsnre Artitsl, ais @Onuets,
RHpfpIBs &C., p,s lie i'm Ureeen uno &irinru biainf
Sfitahi!. WanaTle g er,
90 Nflinltrabs, rtm ct. CHARLES 6ptsl
AeAtnuter.
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20 g0ie man aQe sAmsricn brjl.n fnnn.

9ie 3duenre, rel@e an MbtumatiamHa. Nur,loia. ner,,,,r
8rgT- @ttiNte-, Scucn~, @litrcr- uno 8uasnitmgr;tn itiocn,
NJ ben au9tnbliflift %Sinrsrun9 unb edniide @kbalf;, wtni it
p3rt7h0tUto Cure all gcbrauhcn. GHe Grdsuar-
ion eines @heHiilen 4I iih ais has taft ecilmttcl fr Stmerirn
II zen 8nehen, 9iaeictn, Ncrpcn uaS e, bnen bcp6brt. 8GIu,bc
inc 6laiAt unr naht @eiiun8! Qreis II, % un0 90 Cts. 8r,
0Tft miro bdnclhs bel
Z. %gga8ncr, 81. @6Htter ue allen DrusMten
6.3l in Aitmpno, Aprfof uno 0ccre5uys.
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Warten.lehtNiAait in Wuthrrt,mn.

Ter Nntrritihnet tGtaubt lid je II II Yrruacn unr b:a &c ANN
in %H,ltutl nc &n ile iu maiden rap q aa Gnoc pen Qut.tcr.
tma enc S)ahc.E ~2Hiribiaaft crpnnrt bGf, irr Orr ib nscu ;rfr
VI uMr batter &Ua. Iat. il 5bt pnruc ondh Gin WI.s 5dtrr '"Iti
mtptr men Hhtinm;in trtn In y + GiIuCne RI $3.50 GeioGc) w.
'2fFA nm 81 f~Frncltd'rn gEIUh Iarei eth Sem @u!tr.
Sle 8gt VI Rieftp.-15O @te. fupcripr 0rc MYt gpbts
i,9. perlNterClt 2h0ncs, SU babrn lei Wm. ) AMIN
9%onrlto. zoo S0ren &6aata!ainc- une 800 @mtn Gala.
ShrC III N@Pth pl &@m &aVlur.
s3tite 6tl9. % @bS. ~srrsas!tdpcn m,Fcn Mia, ~ ia
sen bi QSm. 3 TrIST
9erring5.-I $50 96Is. GsaB uaO Gut 6rrinsc. N Sa:cr
bel 9Em. 5 Sninr
Seas. zoo gOren fne @anpO~O.r aRtc. lao s. YSassno
Ill kltrn lei 9am Z onTrrS
9gear9.-S 300 SHS. GruiaeH, YOnOsr,b 0pp aafe. 3adrr.
yu fateE bel gEd 80 nv
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0eicbnfts=W Mjei9cm.
Ill. GRAVES,
Eru'e unp Slan YIiutcr unb @taSsr,
:. S!yoeC, iiplifCn S'rr0or lino Sracc,
Nhihrfp.N 9ll

SGt IN SNic G'ClbnfS Sn;ige Ctuihla9Snec grbcitcn, lcpie a
Granting, YtICb tG uno NGicn rrn Stuten H., w,rScn itn
till9ii nh 9c~iIhraG"ea s~u1 9tfafrt. Inn iaercihs guf.rdsr ii
Z. =. @rapte.
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8r?ammtlmacoumacu

ecetcn par S&jT S&jt!tr via S'remta trtaitsn:
5000 Pr. 8'nterJsr ,3peilh,n,
1850 9fp. S.nirn,
Ni"0i &C.
sEieScyY. rfduicr cGbalen ciuen euhn Gobatt, unt mcrScu ri 'tG-
Ser gut bun, tCHcr Il, lcnii Ginfdafe maiden, phc G8aarcu ,ucrlt
IN beetcn.
8idmOae, va !. Sui 1859. SVbn @cr5tS..
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BRUCE'S
Aleu- Ogrhcr S1rift-Oie6crei

Bat ieS roi6,tiJ enc grcie QuSwabI Yrn
Ant'qud' Sbritt'i, 3icrs2 dbrif,cn,
Nttup'frten Sebriftcn, 'Scitibcn Sdlriftcu,
Ws""t "ptCht Scr,tri;isr "a,
SnD"d' II. SdiiirbrcttES brtftcu, CInid6uUscn,
MRcinns It. Nd. I i.4inicr, 9urdIia, iiIc,
ntctliH5fre UNI ga pdnifIrtc Gf.SuarrItcn.
circles nnr ~itipicn, Gtrmdt.Slciffrgc &c.
Spfcudtiid,c Y uicii.
Oi Sh.i'rr. Ino OGc rurdb Ta,rrfrnft Yon CO. Siefcr S-trif;
(itB rel t9:ltalndtttd haricn NtciGu 4cIpTcl. Ete ~uurcr0Ltg -
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II en- Sf1fS, etlc papeIbaihrcH. Sgr 'itn III e,rr nicorla}ttu
pr i'm otr Acarrha. IIct &Htcu lowest gcstl &a.r ais af 0rc il
III rcrt1 fn.
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Il On nto.l3!ich SISr hrtith. Sdr fprp>cl tctt 4IuStltt
-pstE,n Nt9En gJll n9unS ",n7 Gm;s III, oaa 9elprro at Si@
5ttanSS.cr1uS rSc~, wIkac bicie My;cio-, htbit ticler 9frr, Ypr
,ct !. NlJ9uli 1917 crtinGl .@lin tncn uno mir Gin Grmpl0r h
or 5culrAA itit1c.n,tcnncR Ole SnItr irne9ci5rn in Nirtdnuno
ri;3tA' Nc!.t lt fr zen IInf1, CT SScrtb MN ncn.n S51tritItcl
t&Ltsn. @cprac SruCc.
9p. Is GpanbCrS Ct, 9Cu Nrrf
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y. 81. 1p,ani,,cl.

Nu fpcltrrcr unO 3opcstcrer,
9tp. 2Of TrpGtitrnee, imjihtn Ger 4tcn UNI stem,
tmpfehlt iUt tcm S,lti&cn 9uhitum ;ur Mnfrrtioana aucr in lcr
StlN4t; tull@!09cnorr Nrbtitcr, ale: Nui2plftrn pcucr uo alter
4tNeu. Anttli'9un@ Hpn Ytltoscn oncr Writ, 5epcNcrsu ven RIM
Acrni, III mtihtt ,3rct th Elm lcbr ibUuce Mirrtim MT Sorctcu
eE olNi9 n3pt. NIc Srrirl Mo cIur uro pcncti0HiinC YIinbS WV
T@tRt9 INN il t!ti9cm @reto Su boEen lei .. q. HpmmcL.
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er=&pnlnnauie

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0fn Vflt3lrrcrn iur gtat2ri6t. p1B rrrn Opnncr.
tag, Abrnpe s .ubr, rc9cIruGRise @rtrciersu ebuuaen
II Ter "Wltlitarp 6aI" tatIinpcn.
5eoen .GB:reH Npnpcrltaug im @lcnat fnsrt bic
ronHtltte HStremmluns i'm gotalc res 6errn Sdar
itdtt. .pa9e.me9er prp: Scr9.
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3euti6e Nekamate {.
NfrS. &. StduhP 16S Mrn,rI- -,

Eepprt'&!innIsl 10 wie eften oeutiden @adbpf.
0rrcg,ranhtips'n, bel Fletnen UNI 9rpben Suantitaten
III biuigrn Ytciien ~YsrfauIt q. 5tctnlein.
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VI ti9eIm Gatttcr IL. Som,
AZ Mainltreet.

cmpRe9lt IstnsEStrre IN alien Sprttn SI~ unb s9aEerfortru. Ni
St'nIfcn u. !. no, :Ftnic 6CRitersiae IN itter GtSss unb STaI
5Wr &unItmaitr uNN Sicbbabsr YOn WIlsrei unS8tibnrn RIM a.
&uSwab! her brfcn Marria!ien. '"' =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-24
Tn. Ense, g IN. Reciprocity Treaty

The Effect - the Reciprocity Treaty.
The trade between the United States and
the British North American Provinces has
become OF large magnitude under the reci-
procity treaty. That treaty took effect 10
1854. Prior to that yenr the trade had
been M follows in the years named 1927,
imports $4,000, exports S2,704,Ol4 ;
ls4o. imports s2,s2GssO, exports 1892, ).
DIG 1853, imports 1880, Goa, exports
SI3, l4O,C42. Now the reciprocity treaty
took effect. In 1854 tbe imports were S.
927 500, e1porr S2i,5GG,O 900 imports
Sl5.l3G,7Jt, exports s27 1865 2O 1856,
imports s2l ,3l042l, exports S29 o29, 3i9
imports $?2A2i,2 9G, exports s2i ,2G2 .As2
1868, imports sl5,sOG,5l9, exports s23..
C5l,727. Tho excess Of exports over inn
ports has been IA follows 1927, S2,269.
Ola; isi9. s3,lO5, 226 1852. st39s,7l7
1859, S5,590,03S 1854. Sl5.G39. 800
1855. Sl2.6G9.2s6 1886. S7.7ls,929
1857. S2,l37, ls6 1855. ss.si52Os
We thus sw that the effect Of the treat,
has been to stimulate the commerce between
the United States aud the Provinces The
treaty had opposition when It was negotiat
Cd on the assumption that it would be- NOR,
advantageous to the Provinces than to ,h,
Afatsa that n wnulI tprp M, hal.n.. al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-24

RoBERr McLASE, who il to 90 out Min
ister 10 Mexico, is son Of Louis McLASE, Il
Delaware, who was Secretary of State under
Gen. Jackson. succeeding EDWARD LIyIxGs.
ros TO that Office. lie was prominent
member OF Congress, representing the Bal
timore district OF Maryland during the Polk
Administration, and was subsequently
American Minister to China.
A NUMBER Of petitions have been sent to
the Massachusetts, legislature asking for the
appointment Of an inspector of milk. The
petitions set forth that the number of cows
in the Commonwealth il 10000 and that
their annual yield Of milk amounts to the
value Of s6,07000O Middlescx county sells
annually 100000 worth.
The London Neus says the shaft of the
Great Eastern steamship, which weighs
nearly 40 tons, was put on board in min
utes by means OF the patent derrick
JONI Mitchell is the editor of a paper
at Washington, and the most rabid advo-
cate OF reopening the slave trade in the
country. The Tribune correspondent tele-
graphs Sunday
Messrs. VIM. Smith OBrien, Tho. >
Meagher. and John Mitchell dned with senator
Seward yesterday.
A LARGy number OF gentlemen at Wash
ington have rendered a public dinner to
Hon. A. II. STEPHENS. who retired from
Congress on the ith He was one Of the
abesi and most influential members from
the South. and represented his district since
l-i5. Mr.. : declines the honor, owing TO
pressing engagements, Among the sigpers
OF the invitation are thirty, three Senator's
rpresen,iug all political extremes
4 aliI 10 prohibit, the marriage OF white
and black persons has passed the wiseon
s'u legislature. The opposers OF the bill
were Republicans ,? Of ,ha, party voting
against Il.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-24
lmp0sssat Dseisa0ss.

An important decision wH delivered 10
the Supreme Court Of the United States On
Monday last, by the Chief Justice, in tbs
case Of the United States W. SHERMAN Il.
BoOru, the Supreme Court W. Error 10 Sd
preme Court Of Wisconsin. The case IN.
volved the right Of State Courts TO release
on habes corpus parties in custody under
process Of the United States for offences
against the laws Of the United States. This
was done BY the court below in the instance
Of an arrest under Judgment by the District
Court Of Tire United States for violation
OF the Fugitive Slave law. The whole con.
duct OF the court below was held 10 BE- To-
tally illegal and virtually revoIationsr, /;
that the Marshal had right, and II was bis
duty, 70 resist by force any such interference
on the part Of the State powers; and that
the Fugitive Slave act was clearly coastitu.
tiooal. This Is, OF course. mere outline Of
the opinion, which is understood 10 have
been unanimous. II must put an end Tor
the future TO oil contests between the United
States and States a. to the constitstioDality
Of the Fugitive Slave law and all attempts
hereafter by State Courts TO interfere with
officers Of the United States in carrying it
out will be regarded US revolutionary, and
trcated a. such
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-24

The W l., Ewing arrived at Galsna on
the 9th from 81, Louis. being the first boat
to reach that point this season from the
south.
The Winona Democrat Of the i?th inst
says:
TN Thursday morning, March 10th, the ice
commenced 10 break up at this place, aud at
tho prcsent writing, Friday evening, the river
10 sufficiently clear Of ice To render navigation
entirely safe. The Minnesota Belle lett ~, Lon.
IL for the foot OF Lake replu On sunday the 9TH,
the Canada on Monday, and these boat, may
be expected here sunday ar Monday. The ty
or was clear Of Ice las, year on the 18th Of
March, and the first boat OF the season, the
Makl, arrived at Nluuna on the a2d OF March.
We believe the river has opened cafiei this
year than an, previous year since the settle
mon, of wnona.
The Lake City I'ibuns OF the same date.
says:
There il as least two feet of ice IN any part
OF the Lake. yet with the rains aud warm SUI
Il may DO open on the ?hth. We expect 10 get
up some pleasant morning, and int All open
sea nom repin to wacouts. The arrival of the
first steamer from below will cause car people
10 dance for very joy.
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FvSERAL ~ rus POSTMASTER GENERAL.
A despatch from Washington dated the
10th, says tina, the funeral srviccs OF the
Postmaster General BsowS commenced at
noon, by IN address from the Rev, Mr.
GRASpBERRY Of the Methodist eharch, The
Pr,sidcn, and Cahln-, wer present. TO.
vethcr with the distinguished gentlemen con.
nect,d with all branches o, the government,
The relatives OF the deceased and Others
were pr,sent. The diplomatic corps wcr,
in full court dr,-. The Prco,~,oo va,
very large ard while II moved the cit,
bells we're ,oll,d and minute guns hred
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Ex-Gov B,snFoRp Exo>sRArgp, 49, \
committee Of the Wisconsin Legislature,
consisting OF three Republicans and two
Democrats, appointed at the requcs, OF TX
Governor BAsuroRp. to investigate the
charges OF corruption preicrrsd against him
in connection with the disposition Of the
land grant to the Ia Crosse Railroad Com
pany. have made unanimous report, fully
exonerating Gov RAsurosp from the
charges OF corruption aud jus,iiying his oil
cial conduct in connection with said gran,
as being highly honorable, AMI in the cp'n-
ion OF the committee directed solely 10 the
promotion of the best interests q, the State
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Ma. J. C. Srorr. small office-hold,r in
Minnesota, complains bitterly in a card tina,
some Of HIS own political friends are re~oIv.
ei to get him out, bat predicts tina, they
will hll. No doubt, says the Louisville
Journal! Mr. Spo,t thinks that they will
sucoesd as badly as Lady McBeth when
in her despair she exclaimed. Gut. damned
Spot This Is 10, as good Dor as original a.
Sidney Smiths answer ~sen lady asked
him for a motto ior iht collar II her iavo
rite little apdog Spot who was fond Of
showing hs de spo,-ic power OF barking in.
ce-Sssn,ly a, visitors. vi course the motto
proposed by the witty canon Of ST Pau,
vas Ont, damned spot ~. ! Ernms
Pot
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