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Col. Bentom’s History.
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
He was a careful funner, overlooking: every
thing himself, seeing that the fields and fences
were in good order, the stock well attended,
and the slaves comfortably provided for. 11 is
house was the scut of hospitality, the resort ol
friends and acquaintances, and of all strangers
visiting the State—and the more agreeable to
all from the pcrjjpt conformity of Mrs. Jack
son’s disposition to his own. But lie needed
some excitement, beyond that which a farming
life could afford, and found it for some years in
the animating sports of the turf, lie loved
fine horses—racers of speed and bottom—owii
txi several, and contested the four mile heats
With the best that could be brought to the
State, and for large sums. That is the near
est to gaming that I ever knew him to come to.
Cards and cock-pit have been imputed to him,
bat most erroneously. 1 never saw him enga
ged in either. Duels were usual at that time,
and he had his share of them, with their un
pleasant concomitants ; but they passed away
with all their animosities, and he has often been
seen seulously pressing the advancement of
those with whom he hud lately been arrayed in
dead hostility, ilis temper was placable as
well irascible, and his reconciliations were
cordial und sincere. Of that, my own cuse vvu-.
a signal instance. There was a deep seated
vein of pi ty in him, unaffectedly showing it in
his reverence for Divine worship, respect lor
4he ministers of the (Jospel, their ren piion in
his house, and constant encouragement of all
the pious leniencies of Mrs. Jackson. And
when they afterwards became members of th<
church, it was tin* natural and early ns ills ol
their early feedings. lie was gentle in the
house, and alive to the teuderest cnmt.o is, and
of this 1 can give mi instum-c, greatly in con
trast with his supposed diameter, and worth
mom than a long discourse, in showing what
that character really was. I arrived at his
liouic one wet chilly evening in February, and
came upon him in the twilight, sitting alone
before the lire, a lamb and a child between his
knees.
He started a little, called a servant to re
move the two innocents to uuotlier room, and
explained how it was. The child had cried be
cause the lamb was out in the cold, and beg
ged him to bring il in, which he had done to
please the child—-hi* udopUslson, then not two
years old.
The ferocious mail does not do that, and, al
though Jackson had Idsp,t--.ionsand violences,
they were for imcu and enemies—for those who
were against him—-uud not for women und
children, or the weak and helpless, for all ol
whom his feelings were those ol protection mid
support. Hi* hospitality was active us well us
cordial, embracing the worthy in every walk
of life, and seeking out worthy objects to re
ceive it, no matter liovv obscure. Of this 1
learned a characteristic instance in relation to
the sou of the famous Daniel Boone. The
young man had come to Nashville on his fath
er's business, to be detaiic d some weeks, mid
hud his lodgings at u small tavern in 1 in- low
er part of the town. (Jen. Jackson heard ol
it, sought him out, found him, and took him
home to remain as long as his business detain
ed him. snyiug:
“ our lather's dog should not stay in a tav
ern where I have a house.'’
This was heart! and 1 heard it from the
young man himself, long after, when he was u
Htate Senator of the (Jcitcrul Assembly of Mis
souri, and as sueli nominated me for the ( nit
ed States Senate at my first election in IH!»
•—his name was Benton Boone, mid so named
alter my father. Abhorrence of debt, public
and private, di-lilo* of bonks, and i<>• of luird
money, love of ju.-liee, and love of country,
were ruling p.ostmis with Jack.on; and ol
these he gave constant evidences in all the sit
uations ol his life. Of plicate debts, he con
tracted none of his own, und made any sacri
fices to get out of those incurred for others.—
Of this, lie gave a signal instance not long be
fore the war of 1*12; selling the improved
part of his estate, with the best of buildings in
the country upon it, to pay a debt incurred in
a mercantile adventure to assist a young rela- ■
tive, and going into log houses in the forest to
begin a new home and farm, lie was attach-,
cd to Ills friends and to his country, and never!
believed any report to the di-credit of either,
until compelled by proofs, lie would not In
lievu in tins lirst reports of ihe surrender o|
(Jen. Hall, and became ,-ad when lorecd to be
lieve it. He never gave up u friend in a
doubtful cu e, or from policy and calculation.
He was a linn la-liver in the goodness ol a su
perintending Providence, in the cvcntlitl right,
judgment and justice of the people. | have
seen him at the most d* -penile part of his for
tunes, und never saw him waver in the belief
that ail would come right in the end, In the
time of Cromwell he would have been a Puritan.
The character of Ins unud \,us that ol judg
ment, with rapid mid almost intuitive percep. j
lion, followed by iiistunt and decisive action,
]l was that which made him a (leiieral mid a
President lor the times in which he served, lie
had vigorous thought, but without a lucidly nf
arranging them in regular composition, either'
Written or spoken; and in formal papers iisn-i
ally gave his umnscript to un aid or Iriend, or
twercUiy, to be written over—often to the loss
of vigor. But the thought* were Inn own,
vigorously expressed, mid without ellbrt, writ
ing with a rapid is-n, and timer blotting or al
tering ; tint, as Carlyle says of Cromwell, hit
ting the nail on the head as he weut. 1 have
a great deal of his writing now ; some on pub
lie ulliiir#,covering several sheet# ol paper, und
no erasiou* or inierlinealious anywhere. Jlis
convocation was like his writing, a vigorous,
Mowing current, apparently without the trouble
Qf thinking, and always impressive. Iliscon
flusious were rapid uud immovable, when he
was und*r strong eouvielions, though often
yielding in minor ponds to lbs friends. And
110 limn yielded quicker when he was convinc
ed, perfectly illustrating the dilJeivuoe between
firmness und obstinacy, Of all the Presidents
wb<» have done mo the honor to listen to my
opinions, them was no one to whom I spoke
with more confidence, when I lull myself to be
in the right,
lie had a load to carry all Ids life, resulting
from a temper which refused compromises and
bargains, and weut lor u clean victory, or a
clean defeat, in every <a*e, lienee every step
he took was a contest, and it nmv lie added
every contest was a victory, 1 have already
mild In was elected u Major Heueriil In Ten
nessee,-uu election on which so fundi nf.
forward* depended by one vote, Ilis ap
pointment in the United Htntes regular urnlv
w«4 a conquest from the Administration, which
had twice refused to appoint him as a Urign
dier, and once disbanded him n« a volunteer
(Jeneral, and yielded to Ids militia victories,
ill# election a< President was a victory over
politicians ns was every leading even! of hU
Administration,
Ilm ai.o, «lhim* /!,
A wrlntM m-Ulmt oecurrwl 01i flu- 11, W,
R. 14« y» *!• I'duy, n low mili'i won! of I situ tun,
Tb 9 C*n*vr» thrown down mi i tiilmiikiiK iii,
Uic uutfgttgn wild two |iu»*'nuor our*
"•VfiTld ckm imwttun* klilnd, nod ngvoml
ttikern Iwlly wuumM,
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL;
TUESDAY MORNING* JUNE 13, 1554.
KAKLK 8. I.OQDKH'H, KDllok.
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YohinUxry I'orre*mindenir. conbtinini) im/tortant news, or
statistic* of thr condition and t/rowth of town* an l settlement*
then utjb out the Northwest, is sol idled.
——**»• -♦ •
NOTICE. TO IIUSIXESS MEN.
AI.I. jXTKonrt having account' ngaiunt THE PIOXEE
OFFICE, 'luting fine* the Fiiwt »>k May, ISiVJ, nrc r<-'|iic»
ted t<> jircvent tlioni ;it our Countiiig-Ilonni FOKTIIWTI 11.
A Railroad Hcrmou.
| This is a fust age. All persons, topics,
things, are becoming permeated with the uni-
versally prevalent“ two-forty," steam-whizzing,
chain-lightning, spirit. It has been at work
among urtizxus, business-men, lawyers, doctor#'
politicians, these many years, producing splen
did result*. But recently, however, has it
, rushed into our pulpits For the past two or
three centuries, theology has been explained,
enforced, and elucidated by rule ; the same
h opes, figures, similes, illustration#, have been
used over and over again by its teachers,
“without variableness or shadow of turning,"
to such an extent, that any one, picking up si
volume of sermons printed a hundred years Imek,
might gather therefrom lint only the cream and
substance of the next Sunday's discourse, but,
nine times out of ten, the very style and inuu
ner of it, ulso. These things are in process ol
change. llkmiy Wvito Bfkciikii, 10. 11.
('matin. Dr. Dkvvkv, and others, who unite de
votion with life, grace with spirit, und godli
ness with an appreciation of the wants of men
in the present, are. by their example, improv
ing vustly upon the old method of enforcing
Divine truth. The Apostles did not go back
to Adam's time, or Noah's, or Solomon's, or
Jeremiah's,for the purpose offinding fuels to aid
them in bringing home the tmthsof the(Jospel
to the hearts and understandings of their hear
ers. They appealed directly to the men of
their lime, to flair prejudices and their predi
lections, and found in their condition, in the
influence# surrounding them, in the institutions
under which they lived, in their superstitions,
and in the general tendencies of their minds,
materials which, wrought skillfully into their
discourses, gave them, in a great degree, their
i almost miraculous power.
These ideas were sugge ted by hearing a ser
• * n
riion on Railways and their Influences, preach
ed last Sunday morning by an eloquent div ine
of this city, who was doubtless moved thereto
by the prevailing excitement attending the re
ception of the railroad exeur.-ionists, during
Hie past week. After presenting Ins subject I
in a mod happy, interesting manner, und ad.
voeuting the social, political, and religious
benefits of these great national highways, lie
closed his effort, with remarks to this effect:
••Tin* W mill is one gient Station lion .; wltrr<Mi I
nf every sue mid <bgi«»-. iiwitil (In* carm to cun \ i |i<>m
l<» <i far diMinit conntiy —‘Mint hotline fimn u lienee an I
traveler icloiii*.' .My liomls, many <>l von are Ink
•trrl iliirrt I'm lull ; hut file Loan J » m/n Cm am j.
.fill al the ajfi r, oilerrug to yoar tickets tm
yon. Ila. lea llien, lietoie joa liein the///// Png hi nr'*
uhi*llr t to get yoar dinks on a better limn.”
We thought no one among his hearers, not
too stolid to own a ami, could fail toapprcciute
tin* force and telnpfedness of that peroration.
A Dully Mall.
The lu4 mail brought us the following let
ter from Hon. 11 1. nitv M. liicr;, our Congres
sional Delegate,conveying the gratifying intel
ligence that we have at last a certain prospect
fora Daily Mail between lliit and Hiilciiii.
We received by the same mail, from the Post
master Hetieral, a letter 1 1 » that ollieer from
Mr. Hick, making representations which in
duced the Department to Ihe steps taken in
our behalf. '/’lds letter we shall publish to
morrow :
Wasiiixo con, ,'M June, 1H34,
Kim:*— On llm 2 Hi nil,, dm I'n.tmii.lci (Itmciul
wr*U« In Ciipt. O. KmINI, I’ic.idcnl of ilia (liilona
k Minnesota I’m bet ('on pony, ilml tin m.ih in
etui'd lo give u« a ilsily moil, pinvidt d ..ml company
would .ii;ior m dolivoi iho mild, at DnhiM|iic, I mu.
.lime lint Company mil ootoioiu lo i|ii>; .o yon may
expect n daily mail h«M niter. Tlio I’o.tmnslci (ion*
oral al.o do.in d llio I'o.lmn.ler at Dnbni|iie lo pul ii|i
llio Kt, Anthony iniol in ii separate ling ( if, in |n«
opinion, )l i. laige enough lo wai'tuul It, | loipo In*
will ilniik a mini for llio imeomniodnljoti o| VMI in-
IntlinatU. Inr/tr tn«uuh lo I* pm in ii .o| initio l»«g;
nod il .o, tin rit w ill no 1011401 ho tiny dolonlioii of
Kt. Anthony mill . 111 Ki. I',ml.
Ito'pocllitlly Youis.
llrsuv M. Kick,
To lie* IhJiloi of Daily lUnnr,
We have, us yet, been unable to learn wheth
er Ihe murderers of the Hhcrirt' of Clayton
County, have been apprehended or not, Wince
tho trial and iin|uittal of Mat. W uin, mur
ders have been very nearly an every day or.
currencc, Almo.t every exchiiiigc contains an
Hccoant of the killing of innnicnt men. It it
high t hue that this state of allahsshould have
a termination. If some of them could be made
lo e,\plate their crimes upon the gallows, we
think it would have a suluhiry lullueiiee,
I'IIAITIvM KIIAMIN AlM*!* him fM'l'fl lijijM.ini
i'd l»y lli<' IJovoriiof of Mumuc'luinollii, 'lViihl<*«•
on fh«» |mrt of (lint Hind', of Iho iiiomnmiil
idiout lo lie ondrd in liuh'liondonof Hijiniri*,
to |ior|iotiiiitn Iho iin ino ry of tin* Hljfiumof tho
Moohimtioii of IlldojK'nilotiun, NVo nro ymii
ll<d lo him' tint! ilih noldo mid jmtriotio fiiovo
"i» llio|iiiH of Col, Watkiiman, in in u fnir wiiy
lo Ito ooiiMiiiiiiiittod id mi oiuly iluy,
I Imto In no oliolom providing Im'low ht lid"
IlliU*, nlllioilyli |( wu* f ( .| M ,c||,d ilmi || Imd
lo'okoii out ijullo mjvoro In (Julitni, lint luto
nrrivftlN fi'otn l hut oily *ny thorn wim iiony | Horn
whou I hoy left,
Watch Making in St. Paul.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
of Mr. Illinobwortii watchmaker, comer of
Fifth and Jackson streets. We were surprised
and interested yesterday, in examining his stock,
among which were several articles of his own
manufacture. The idea of getting a watch,
of the best lever and chronometer styles, manu
factured entirely in a city not yet six years old,
and on the frontier of civilization, would stag
ger any man unacquainted with the free and
comprehensive spirit of enterprise pervading
every branch of mechanics and business in our
marvellous city. Yet it is a fact. Mr. 1., who
followed the business of watchmaking in Eng
land, brought his machinery along with him
to St. Paul, and has* succeeded in turning
out some dozen watches, which, as time-keep
ers, are proving themselves fully equal to the
best quality of those imported.
Manufacturing establishments of all kinds
are multiplying among us ; and within a year
every thing, from a steam-engine of the largest
1
lower, to llio most diminutive lady’s watch, can
Ik* furnished by the enterprising nrtizaiis of
,Saint Paul. Success to every limn of them.
A I’cnrl‘nl Waltz.
A com* pendent of 1 lie London Titnra, in
trivinJT nn account of llio bombardment of
Odcsnu, say.: When within übout 200(1 yarda,
(wh Hleuincr delivered the lire of her enormous*
guns, then wheeled round in a circle of about
half a mile in diameter, each Inking up the
lire in nuoeonion. Thu* they kept wheeling and
twisting about like so many waltzern. One of
the Knglish steamers was net on lire by the red
hot shot from the fortress, but the lire was got
under w ithout much damage. The dock yard,
which was set on lire, bunt for two days and
two nights, and a vast amount of naval stores
must have been destroyed. I being the light
a Uussinn frigate was net on lire, and blew up
with, it is thought, a viry great loss of life.
There will lie waltzing in the camp of Itrit
aiu before the war is cm led. Her linances al
ready feel a movement that will toll on the
success of the struggle.
/tuP'-Tuk steamer dr <nj Ctniol arrived at our
levee late yesterday evcnii.g from St. I/mis.—
So her attentive and obliging clerk we are in
debted for late papers.
tt~i y Tin: stcaim r /„'<///or arrived at our
wharf early yesterday morning. To her we
are indebted for late papers.
JTiik steamer Numnm arrived at this
port yesterday afternoon.
&./>”■ Ykstiuiimv we omitted to call atten
tion to the ndvt rtiscinent of Mr. I). L. Fri.i.nn,
to be found in another column, lie has on
hand a large and elegant a. -oi luient of J>ry
(Joods, (Jrocorios and I’rovisions, which will
be sold unusually low. (Jive him a call, and
you will certainly be satisfied tint what we
haso said is true.
rcrxontil Intelligence.
It. FI. toiler, Madison rielelier, John M. Colo anti
l.ndy, J. M. Roger., lloston; A.C. Join*., Virginia;
Clniilos \Vaid, S. Dnnnol, I'.brn (iiooly, Now Ilnni| •
sliiit!; J.onos R. I.nw renre, Mi.s Chii-tino l,nw
lonoo, Mot Allies l.iiwroiieo, Syracuse; M. 1 lull
mill I.:oJy, St. Aolhony : K. W. Iluinlnr, W oyin* Co.,
I’.t., S. It. Foil c *, Kt. I’iiiil, wore among tin: urrivuls
at (lie Anieiioan lloti.c yo.ierday.
News ItcniM.
Mr. (D o. Ktkkks, ol N. Y., llm bnildor of the
yacht Anirririi , ha. Is'on nppoined ns teni| orniy con
st lie tor of llm now .loam ft igale to Ik? I mill in I book
lyn Navy Y'aitl. Mr. Kloti. ha. o polled himsolf
ready for duty at that slalion. Commundor Root
man informed him that all llio live oak limiter re
i|oirod for llio frigate was ready, and every facility
woiihl bo alVortlod him to pioccijd with llm woik im
mediately .
Tim " Regulators" are in arlivc npomlion in Ar
k.uons. Tlmy tinned mil in Mm ion mi llm 1 2t h lilt.,
lo expel a n 11111 named Jo AiiM.il, who hud made
him.oil obnoxious by .h'hcring rriminnl.; killed hi.
.on-in-law in a pinliininmy allocation; planlod a
cannon I adore his house 2 innl notified llio inmates
ih.il they would batter down llm Ii 11.0, nfioi non.
tain hour, w hit'll was assigned 11. llm limit of thoii
.t,iy in llm cminliy. Tliov It ft—but one of the pro
.erlie'll reluming olio winds for .nine of hi. effects,
was laken up and .1 veioly whipped.
One day la. t week,a iiioinborof Mr. Jolts Hank
► v's family ai Allentown, t’rmo,, purchased a small
t|niinliiy of corrosive soblumUe, for llm purpose of
destroying voiiuin, A linlo sou, aged alsmt 2 years,
got hold of Ihr package, mid ate some of its contents
I* foie Im was discovered by llm family, anil in ten
minutes Im was th iitl.
Tim house oftlenerul Hcor r, in Richmond, Va.,
»♦•»*• 'mule (t.'l im To».«h.f. 11.1 This is the third
Htlempt in liuisli lilts lioii.e, 11 ml utgiier a determinu
lion, tm llm part of the iuccudiaiy, worthy of a Iteiter
cause.
Mr. lls.miv ((clss, who kept a banding house
at Nashua, N, 11., on Monthly looming week,intend
mg, as il is .oppo.i d, hi lake a nipper of another ar
title, by mi-take swallowed a dose of hud-hog poison,
mill was soon a coipse,
A tnrtlo, weighing three hantlred pounds, was
lately niptmt il oil ling Island, wldle sleeping on the
•111 face of llm water. He was to be sunt to New
YOl k.
llm. (ho. Ill* roa, formerly a weslcrn mail con
tractor, but more recently a mail robber in Ohio, was
traced to ( alifmnin, Irom wliete, feaiing an arrest,
ho has lied to llm Kundwich Islands.
Mm mold.m make, rapid .ti Ides at the Sandwich
Island., About a limn.and am .aid lo huvu been
con veiled within two month.,
I it t, (ioitfifl 1 At (r, Com r.A telegraphic despatch
ton meiiilar ol Congie.s nnnmmee. the gi at If) big
Inti that n woman ha. (sail elected enn.tablu In Fer
ry county, 111.,
Mmi I*olo WfrHrrfcN Ik iiow 111 t1nfl«on« ntop*
I'lnjj die honin' of IMHihmilel Thnyrr, K«j,
lllfloiMW VofMOf lii liln iin'»»iiy», unyn llinm
lutva toiivnd 10,000einlgiioiin In I Unit, dnilnii dm
Ihpl ypttr,
Mm Ivn*, w if«* of llirhi*|i lvo«, nml »l«inuhO , r of
dm !no» Mldio|i lldmii, of Mow Voik f wim oh«)vi"I
Into dm Cnllmlki churvlt Ml lloiim, on (ioo«l IMiUy
ln«(.
LATEST NEWS.
The Boston Slave Case.
Richard H. Dana, one of the counsel for Anthony
Burn*, waft knocked down in the atreet last night
with a slung shot, and badly hurt.
The examination of the eleven persons arrested for
riot and the murder of Bachelder on Friday night of i
last week, ift going on in the Police Court to-day.—
A large crowd is in attendance and numerous wit-j
nesses arc being called.
A Unit one oYlodk this morning three images were
found suspended to the flagstaff on the Common, hav
ing the following names attached:
Mir led FREEMAX,
Chief of the Bouton Ruffian.- , r-lav e holders sml Blood
hounds.
BENJAMIN F. HALLETT.
U. S. District Attorney and Attorney-tleneral to tho
Prince of Darkness.
Commissioner LORINO,
Tlie Ten Dollar Jeffries of 1854.
Riot at La Salle-Seven Men Shot.
Chicago, June 7.
Yesterday,news was brought to this city that Cnpt.
llknry Brown, of tho Canal Boat Flying Cloud,
had had nn affray with some Irishmen at Ottawa,
which resulted in the shooting of seven of the men.
It is supposed that three were mortally wounded.—
The occurrence happened, we learn, in the following
manner:
Capt. Brown's boat was locking at LaSalle, when
an Irishman eaiue on board and seeing n dog, which
was a pel of tho CiipfiiiiiU on deck, for some reneon
or other kicked it off the boat into the water. The
captain was Isdow nt the time, and when he came on
deck asked who kicked the dog into tho water.—
I'pon Is iug pointed out the man, he observed that for
4wo rents lie would serve him as lt« (the man) Imd
the dog. At this the Irishman took two rents fram
his poekrt anil dared the Captain to put his threat
into execution. The Cupliiiii then knocked the Irish*
man doan, it is said three different times, and was
on the point of throwing him into the Canal, when
the bystanders interfered and separated them. The
Captain soon lifter started for Chicago with his Inuil.
In the mean time a number of liUliuien, twenty
one in all, we see it stated, stinted after the boat in
wagons, and succeeded in overtaking him lit Ottawa,
lien* (tin Captain went uslmre accompanied by one
of his new, for it lentil, and was soon nlterwurds at
tacked by the Irishmen in u body. Till! until with
Captain It. disiliaig'd a revolver utlhe crowd, which
took effect, wounding one mini, nml then retreated,
leaving the Captain alone. Finding his life in dan
ger mid no hope of escaping, ('apt. B.discharged his
revolver six times, every discharge, we learn, taking
elli-et on his assailants, six of whom were shot, ex
clusive of the man shot by his companion, making
seven in all.
This is truly a melancholy affair, mid, we me sor
ry to say, hut one of a number of deadly riots which
have taken place throughout the country within ii
few mouths. Where this destruction of life is to cud,
(Soil only knows.
Spnin it ml Cuba—lmportant Despatches,
Letters and despatches icccivcd here by ihc Span
ish Minister mid af flic Suite Department, give a few
jntcrcNling facts us to tho present slate of affairs at
Madrid.
According to one letter two messengers had hfi
Madiid, one from Mr, Soule to Mr. Matey, and the
oilier from the government to Honor Ciicto, the Span
ish Minister. Tim last n.iiiicd messenger U-nrs im*
porlmil instructions to Honor lYzucla. The tone ol
the despatches to Smiur Cueto is warlike. The let
ter also states tli.il Louis Napoleon lias pledged his
word to the Spanish Minister nt I’nri* to lliss «-fl«-«- (
that lie will stand b, S, a ill against the United Stales
in tile ('uh.in ipniriel.
The statement that (1,000 troops me to he sent to
Cuba is coi-reel. Tlmy will leave in divisions of two
llioiisnud each.
At the same lima it slates that (ii-ncral O'Donnell
j s hiding himself in Madiid, and piepiiiug fin a mil
jtiiy insiirieeiimi, which is in ranged to break oi t
previous lolhe deparlilie of the troops fur Cuba.
The Spanish Me lilci ra-iemi fleet has liecn oideied
to Cuba. For tln-se military and naval operations
much money is needed, (iovi-rnment has made an
unsuccessful call upon tlm hank of Sun Fernando,
M. -If. Hootny one of the -Ifilivnukec
Kintcrw, Itrlciisril,
Judge Smith of (ho Snptoine <‘i (lit, Inin jn-1 deej.
ded die fugitive nhive net to lie iiik*>mi-l itotiotm l, In
chum 1 CmigreM hna no power to Ingirfhilc on die Mil-
Joel, or to confer Midi )m indicium on ('noil Comuiia-
Holier*, liecntce it denien the right of Jury It inl t nod
lie 01 dind S. M< UnoT II , editor of the I'm l)mt -
rrulf diacluirgi'd from uri'cet on chiirgn of .tiding in
die (Hover n in 1 tic.
Col. Frcmcnt*
We set' It) tlm New Vnil* |M|ims I lint litis g.illnul
nnrl hemic ex|.lnr.-r, nniverl (It.-re mi Hie itmtmshi|i
Nnrthnu on the 2311 t till:
Ilmitli (if 11. V. FI ii iu.
Wo roj(ri t In perri'lyii in tho New Ymk pnpms
tlm nnnmmeemeni nf the ilcttili nf 11, F. Flagg, nnly
ann nf limp A. ('. Flugg. Tin* disiinguislnd friln-r,
with Ilia wife, and two ilungliiota, worn utivmg the
me.nlrr-ra rd the ext'Uisimi ptitly vv It till visited Hi,
I'tllil liiat week.
MercnnUn lo Mcmitor Doiikln«.
Tlm Y miiig M.-n’s Dciiinenriie (‘lull eniiiplioiciilc.l
Hennbtr Dmtglus with it sr-renarlr lust night (ittlieHt.
Nii jin In*. A l.rief ud. Ii t-Mw wins niadit Iry Mr. Jnlni
Cimliihmc, on Ire Ini If nf the (,'luli, In wliieli Mr. Dung,
lui replied til crnisph ifflrlff leu;/ 1 It.
Tho church Imilld horn were lolled for uu hour yen
lerdnv on receipt of the nnnoimccinoiit dint lltiiiw him
to go Inn k In rlitvery.
A chmj of cnmiilMilinui won tried liefnrr n New Or*
lcnn» Court Intely. The ICBlimony allowed thill one
I'minln him HrreMed in Mmcli Ihbl for n hrench of
the pence, mill when under eoiifhiemenl, n mini limned
Sullivnn, vv li>i Him iiUo it prlaourr mid confined in the
Mine room with him, nllneked him in the night lime
in ii moat feiocioim lininuer, und in I only lot oil one
of hie cure, lull gmlwed hint on hi* Imoiml, tried to
Idle mm of lii-i flng' i off, mid ntlempfid to gouge
one *'f lli* eyen out. The cur lluil hub liillen off, fil
ing preaefVi d 111 e|>)i itc, inn exhibited ill Court.
A mini tunned Joseph Cutuplmll recently died in
Cmiiplu ll county, (ieorgln, nt the mlvnuced uge of
ninety aeven, lli« children, giuiitl clnldicii, nod
gient*gimid*e|dldien were found to munle i two him*
died mid twenty-five J hill the inoal reminkidde e|r*
cuuialuuce Htr«, lluil die yotmgeat of die whole group
w.ib hlii own child.
Boston, June 3.
Washington, June 2.
>l l MV A IKK E, June 7
New Ynn k , June |,
Mam liran ii,June 3.
St- Haul amt’tff*
JUST RKCKIVhD.
mHE Urgent Assortment ol CLOCwSever imported AS.
J. to this Territory, confuting ol the choicest
kinds, from tho most celebrated makers. No cliaiyeQlttfk
to see them. Also, n beautiful lot of Hvtm.su asiV Plain
I.tVXH AND I.Km* WATCIIHI.
▼W. ILLINGWORTH,
Cor. of Jackson and Filth streets.
Bt. Paul, June 13, 1864. dtf.
CIGAR k TOBACCO HEAD q,i; ARTF.RS.
THE convenient Room on the lirst ttoor oi the Post
Office Building, recently occupied by Mr. LeDrc ns an
office, lias been neatly fitted up and opened as a Tobacco
store, where will always lie found a ftm* stock of the best
IMl't-KiKD CIGARS,
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds, every variety of snufts. and
in stunt, all articles manufactured or produced from the
staple weed.
The proprietor will keep constantly on hand the very
best qualities of the-e commodities, and hopes to receive
a liberal support from the smoking and chewing public,
as lie is bound to please the tastes of nil who may give
him a call.
Nt. Paul, May 10, 1851. 3m
OFFICIAX.-NO. 512.
of the establishment of ml.iitiofinl land Offices
ATI in tlie Territory of Minnesota.—ln pursuance of tin
act of Congress, approved April 12. 1854, entitled An act
toestnhlisli additional land districts in the Territory of
Minnesota,” it Is hereby declared and made known, that
the Isind Office for the‘-Riot River District,” bus been
located lor the present, by the I’re ldent of the i'nited
States, at (lie Town of Brownsville, ntrl flint for tlie
Minneapolis District,” at the town of Minneapolis, both
on tin- Mi-sisrippi River.
Given under my band, at the City of Washington, this
1 twenty third day of Mav, A. D., 1854.
JOHN WIISON,
jnne 13-Ovv. Commission! r ol the General liind Office.
A C IIAXCF,
i FOII REAL IrtTATK ITJM IIA-I-.RH HI MAKE AT LEAST
inn PER TENT WITHIN A YEAR!
IToR SALE—a uiiiiiber <>t the most valuable business
. lots in St. Paul—the kind to buy lor speculation or
improvement
| Al.iO—a (list quality quarter section of land, provided
j with wood and water, and only two miles in the direction
•>f Hi. Anthony from Mi Paul city lots.
I will leave In a tew days tor Like Superior, where 1
j have located for bn«lnle ■. enterprise, which Is my only in
: dueimeiit for |ai‘tlng witli sin-li pro|s-rty, In Ibl*, tin
| most lloui-i liiitg iiu.v eity iu the West , declined, I have no
doubt, to bei-oine one of tll<- three largest cities oil the
Mississippi river. (Juneo dtf ) D, A RORKH'I RON,
FOII MALK.
fIMfECORNER EOT adjoining the M, E. flmrch, Is now
1 offered lor sale to the highest bidder furnish to hand
I'lm* above |ui lots ii ni-al, one story brick house, will,
five room i. including pantiy and < lid In- pit--, nil complete
smtald" lor a liiiioly le.ldeiice.
Those wl lilng to make a good Investment would do well
to call at nil store oppose till* Pioneer I Ulice, wln-re they
can have all the mtonim ll"ti required. The time will be
limited lo| hlddei until (tie ”(llli lilt,
June 7 gw, J FRONT
IIONTO.V CLOTH I VO A V I) Ft US INIIIYG
NTORE*
VCIIoI E -ALK AND RETAIL,
GO. ORI.-Wol.fi has Ju.t ..p.-m-d In LAMBERT':
* ItliK iv lll.oi iv on dd treet, under tin- Mliuo-.olliie
• mice, Ten lliou aiid Dollars worth of
READY MADE CI/riTII'.O. am. OENT'S FCRNIMHINt
GOODH,
Comprl Ingllie large.| .ml let selected assortment o
I gnu Is of tin-kind, ever offered in lid. eliy or Territory
the good and .jofhiug are all n.-w, and ol tlm
LA I K- I SPIII NO SH EES,
selected w ith great eare from the 1 1 rge-t and most fashion
Ml.le houses in Bo,ton. Ih-natal o an extensive ussnrlmeM
of
HATS am. CAPS
of every d<- criptloii.
Persons in want of any of tin-above good- will lind I
to t li.-ir ad vantage to i-.ii mine this stock before liialkili.
tll -lr purchase-. Tie-stock will la- sold at WtIdLESAEI
or KEi'All, to suit purchaser*, mol nt the LOWEST CASH
I I llicit O. G. t.hISWOLD.
May It—d k w—tf.
jTIIE FA Kilt OF SIVA
is* uwmtc.*.!
AND Wild. BE HERE
ON TII r IIS DA V, J(; N K Id,
A* !> W It,', <i|V K
two oil ano ufti * u i;s !•; nt atio ns :
faint !' :l til June 8 dtf.
MAKKLKI' a KERN,
llF.At.trtß IN II AII HtV AII K K1.i1.8 AND CUTLERY.
On Si. Anthmi/ nt., ni nr Ihr Anurnaii llnunr,
11'ol ED .-nil tie- a I lent ion ..I I lie . itt/< n« <d - I Pan
M and v cinity ,tu tle-ir i|.-w, large and well ii- siirte
lot I, Ilf
llot'-'i: ITRSTM RE.
Bin-li a • Vails. L ,ek-> ill nII lle lr v a riel v. Wrought, ca l
Pa ilia iiemt and -Inp lin e ltd'-, -1 1 nll> -1 Fa icit<-i
brad- Is.cl* f.-ieiv . I t -Ii It. II pull aiidd.x r Rapp.-i
Ml ( HANK .* iool,*-.
Hand Ruck. mill. X Ba-'l* and Rip ny : llat-lut-, a
<■ * broad and pi I chin ( Ad/e; ,po|.e -haves, draw ing kune
Firui.-r .a l.i-i I'liuiii or paring Clii-'d.; Augurs, I.race
Irow-I Jack, moot liieg-a til line I line.; flow-and I *<- 1
tillage. liorlii/biaeliiia- If 1 1«-li«- 1 lliitniiu r- I kit, rouu
an i saw Lib' . t wound !o n told Rule..
AGRP'I I I I I! M, IMI’I I .MENTS.
Forks, Raki ,'cyila • cy the null, ||,m eurry coinl.
fra.-e, back. Di.a t. limb. i and L>rk Chains} (ir.il. line
I and Picks.
IBMVE miNISIHVn
T.iays. Looking 1,1,1. Kui <.-• mid I-orks, spoon i; a flu
* Mii.-nl ol d*er plated, lli ittiiniii an I Japan War.
I Rollers, Kettle , Fire dog-, ,'lmve* and Lmhgo*. Wain
j .- > < " li.- Burners, Pal.-n* rmiim lh-d Iron h.-tth*, I,a
dl.-s. Skimmer .gridiron*. Coffe. mil*-, I hil Irons, Butch
er Cook and Curving kuive*.
Tli.-y liav.-iil on line a orliuetil of Saddlerv, Trimming
tlrrnp- liitl- llio kel-. vv illi Chain I'liuip*. door "eraper
Corn .M ill*. I'll tent II ili nces mid Counter sea le*.
St. lad May 18. I'.ftE w-tf
• 100 HEW illl) IIOIDEB NTO|,E \ l
S'T"EI N Fioiii I le- -In-inl,i vv it Mill on the-in hiawa,
a bout live mile finin (in huii oil tln evening of the >|h
in t two EAlff.E CRAY Ht.lt- I, , one a light iron gray
tin- oile r a light gray. The In lit grav Ini* a long «.-ai <u
i lie ham ev ten ling to wlt liin In or II n»-lie oil lie ru m
lul l joint, and ou< <d Id- hoof- I* -pill, over whleli i
C -pp.-i I l-.te V. I* 111 tened with -i lew *.
Mine i r will return -aid bur-.* In me at tial.-ua, will
Mie tld.d fiafl r.-.-Ivi- the iil.ovc r* vvaid oi f.»r the hor*e
alone I will pay f.'a, Any In'm million that will lead t.
the r.-env.-rv nf the hur•••- and Hie an. lof the tldel, will
f.e llla-ralli paid lor, W. W MILLER,
i.ah oa Mav II 183.1, Juns ,d\u4w
,4'fLA !\ I*A MONF.V
WH wRI icdeeiil 111 pel cent tor gold -sdln-r I Ilf
Y f renev, per relit
41 „ \ M«»D BOOK 1.l I,PER wanted
Mav lilt dtw ItiiltCP A OAKFS
II Ml r.-eetied on eon i.'Min nt- -a i n,', and spjsndid ..••
»<.rlui"ht ..I Clots and Cas*lmer"s, whlrh we will sell
at New Yolk price* freight add. d
"■ i* ' COM C M A OAI- Iri
MAIKB OF Kim A Mik,
■ ."(tit Hold and oiir cert Iff.-ate*, Cnri.mcv,
I’ On New York and st l/mls, \
per el ftreuiiniu for Listern Drafts;
D.-l | sold ot ,, 4 per cent premium
"cv -ft -'I w RoltCP A OAKES
MONfkv TO LF.M)
\IT " Thou and Dollars on 'leu l Mates.
nn v"f "»v A VAOE DIIOWN
TIIE MAIN I LOI IN IIOTEL.
METWEEV Em I H i.-lllng and Minnehaha lull* will la
I ) opened June i th, DM,
J NEW ELI,, Ptofnlelor
Hi Paul Mav .'ll, 1834. ffm
Ml AUtlionV papers plea e copy,
•I NO. m wi i iin,
nG.VRDIVG ll*(l - l In tuilldlng f am.-rly 0.-eupled try
G II (a ni l I I U Tie . r ede. M|ouX. Mliiiu -olh
M i k r. W a I, sii'x Ami m»m k hit.— Fending n ptnp
nsilinri in the ll.m»e nf lleiui seuiurives n li’W days
ilf.r, In Hp|.r>.|il iffle H fdMI.fRK) In supply (lie Jienple id
Wiialtinglmi eily willi wirier, Mike W.iUh, n ineiii*
tier frrrin New Ymk, suggested liinl it wnidil la* well
to ..(Ter nit nmnmlmerif In provide the same people
with ten, rnffee, milk, sugar, arid whiskey. Mike's
niuemlnieut would la- idmnl n* npprnpr lain ns the one
w hi.-It the House had under eunairh-rnlinu. We are
nt a loss h, know l.y what lighl Congress nniteriukes
In furnish wafer for Washingfnneily, fl is said that
ill" rnofeniplntml wmk* for Hint purpose will Cost
in7,f)00,000, arid ihi« will have In la< paid Iry (tie pen*
ph- of the • 'idled Mtntes ut large, f* it not mitruge
ruts I
Hofuelwelv ndveriises for agents to sell n wmk eu*
tilled " The llvimuii.il lustrm lur," Tlm la-sl hy*
menial lu*lruet..r wo know of )s a young widow,**—
\\ hat she don't know them is no u»e of I. atiiiug.
V\ In aid u good juke once of n parly of yrriing fel*
lows win, l>.iin.l fault willi the liuHer nil the Iwrftrdlng
li-.nsr, lal.le —" Wluri is (lie imriier wllh It!" ask'd
the mistress, "Jnsl ask )|," said one, "it is old
eumigli 1,, apeak fm llaelf,"
We ropy tti«« tollnwiiM fmm tlm flnslmi ('onr/ron*
i in,n/i i
" An exchange pu,.cr pnlrllshea a atmy, fu whleli
B is si tried ihil a inue who e.uu" vi ry mar drowning
had a wnml'U Ini iro nl r" linn nt r«ver y event whir'll had
m euoffd In his life, Thme are a few rrf wiir suhserls
Irnrs tu whom wn would teemruuml Iralhiltg 111 deep
yyater."
I?nrman's eoutnn
MONEY HAVKDI TIME KAVEIH LA
IIUR SAVEDI
CLOTHIIft.
TfE most cxtenulve sssoHm.-nt *f READY MADE Cl/)-
TIIINO north of St. LtAifs U tu U RmnSst this ea
tublUhim-nt.
You can save money, because we are setting thirty per
cent cheaper than any other house in tha Hty.
Yon can save time, l*ecause in on* assortment is to be
fov nd every article necessary to thegenik-nian’s war«lrot*e,
and you may be sure of being suited, without running
round to the small clothing stores in town, who have not
half the amount of goods to be found in this house.
Libor can be saved, because our good* are all made
equal to the best costume work, and warranted.
Listen not to the Idle talcs of small shopkeepers who
calumniate to induce you to buy of them. Read our list
of prices:
Linen Coots from V) fin to $2 00
Italian Moth Gouts from $2 00 to *.'! 50
Twvqt Coats from 230 to ft qo
Blue frock Coats from .7 00 to sl2 00
Blue, do 00 to §l2 00
Black Cassimcre pant* 400 to ift 00
Fancy do 250 to §& 00
linen I’snts 125 to § 2 ftO
Vest* of all kind* ~.,1 00 to §5 00
An Immense stock of Shlrt«. Drawer*, Cloves, half
Hose, Suspenders, and in truth, everything that 1* new
and fashionable for gentleiueus wear.
NO LESS TIUN 5000 GARMENTS
On hand fur examination, and for beauty of material,
and unsurpassed workmanship, fmt to b<- excelled m any
cltv in the Cnion.
/jirge sales and small profits, and wc stud* <<> please—
-iiall at all times 1m- »*ur motto, and t« study tl>* interest
of our friend* logeth( r with duf mrn sh«H t*- our utmost
endeavor. Country storekeeper* would do well to cvnrains'
our stock before going below, ns we are satisfied that they
can save both time and money
Stranger* visiting our city would do well to ennui me our
*pring and summer -dock, ns we have nil the latest styles,
having been in tin- Fast during tin- wlnde winter, having it
manufactured under mv own superintendence, and every
garment innnufu.-tureii equal to the Is-st ru-tom work.
Our system of selling for cash at Now York prices, ha*
thus far worked admirably, and our natron* have ail ac
knowledged their satisfaction. Having been engaged in
the trade for ten year* it I* to he presumed we uo-h-r-tand
our business, and being connected with nn eastern bouse,
we are enabled to g.-t our good* for murli I-** than tbosw
»h« buy but small qunutDies and have little or no cMpi
ti.l, Cull and see u* on ffd. corner of Jackson street.
LEWIS HYNEMAN. Proprietor.
1000 LINEN ( (.ATS ..l
HYNEMAVi*.
15U« PAIR I AMY ( Aw EM ERE PANTS at
IIV NEMAN'S.
1000 PAIR LINEN AND M MMI.R PAM* at
MV NEMAN'S
-1000 WHITE AN|Mt.|.Ol!l lt!- JIIR I - at
IIY NEMAN'S.
400 PAIR BLACK CAW*I MERE PANTS at
IIV NEMAN'S
HOO SIMMER VE-TS at
HYNKM WS.
KkOO SILK AND OTHER \ E* l> at
iiynkmavs.
400 NE< K HE - at
MY NT M DCS
400 A El'At 'A fOATS at
IIVNEMAVS.
030 TWEED COATS at
IIVNEMAVS.
«ROO CLOTH COAW at
8" IIVNEMAVS.
4 DO/EN INDIA ill IIRJ.It l OAl.' at
IIVNEMAVS
IO I mi/. STOCKS at
IIVNEMAVS.
Do/. OEM's < 4 HOM-: at
H It Y NEMAN'S
PIECES MEK HANDKEIM fill I S at
*9 IIVNEMAVS
SA', E 3 Ol l! MONEY and Inn nt
IIVNEMAVS
noVSCLrIHINO iu uliuii'laiu-e at
HYNEMAN S.
(TMBREEEAS Piece go."l- and a tbousnud articles
J which can lie »-"n at tie A No I store of
LEWIS HYNEMAN.
I bird street near the L.wer Emding.
I NI.W, EEL.AM AND COMPLETE As-OUTMENT
OF BUY GOODS, GIlorFIlIF.s, A .YD
I*l4o VISIONS,
D. L. FULLF.II,
HA just H-eelvo'l Id* large and .I« , ant stock of -| ring
goods from the | 4t .| O,*lug to the lateness of tin
eason, he w ill otter It a I
EAHIEIIN PICK ES FOR l A w ll.
Go and examine it foi y ours.-tve*, and you v» 111 !*• sure
>. buy. Among l.l* slock ot Puv r.n.i#* may t<- fomel—
-2 ease* Delaines, plain and Itiu.-y, v.-.y Imudsoiie .
H " I rilils of ev. r . dea-'iijdioii,
2 “ A*-ort.-d Giuglian.*,
• 1 '■ I St* aelu-d < 'ot ion,
Iff kales I nidi ai'lic I f 'ottoji,
4 “ Ticking,
2 '* Demins',
2 " Mm dua S.ripes,
4 " I'lilliug*,
2 '- O hat. 11 ,-'s,
5 i pieces A < orh-d Cra lie -,
sff •* " Diaper-,
A toll a .sort in> nt ol Ho I.RV CIoVIS LINES’ MAVD-
Eltcilll I S I‘*M lIMlu !»)•»• In "fit f'itv,
Hi- -lock ot Cl,O'! KING and i.I.NIS I I RN'DMIING
T'Mtl (8 i-til" l«-*l evil off, |( . I ill til, nia it..*, and will he
-.ld <"//</< It i i . . -ry lldug iu n-hue. lion t
lit to .-all an I exiiniim it It you want hairaiii*.
lie ha* ill o re. > i i-d and i re.-.-I vn, bye eiyle.at, (.p.O
El til.- of all kind hams, lieef, jsark, Hour, kr., and will
■ll 111*' 111 at I lie /'"'■> '! /■/,
••"tie 1.. lit D E 1 I I I EH.
MIY YKSOTA It lIKII OI TFIT I
IV It 01. IS AI. tf. AMI It ET 4 11.,
/ hint Strrrt , Ini nun llulnil * mnl Ahntirwlrt.
n I 'RE* ELY hii« ,|u-t returned Irom t>< low with an
• evleli-ive a oiloi' ld ot *• i... . ■ i.• and l’rovl*lo|i*,
•nd al ..ii I nge stock ol Eatu-y Allude to b. erlill.lted in
lie I alley *1 »|e next d.s.l and r# adv loi -al"
111-Cio'i i l<> and Pi.ivj ton* eoii-l I It, paid of the fo|
low illg, V I/, i
Mens W'iMssW.
5 lihd .count ry llano, jifflul If-llih SII in liEa.el
5 “ sugar curt I do, quart..
I ‘‘ shoulders, 5 Golden s) tup,
-d *• (deal ■'hies, Jt peg do,
<1 ea-k* do. |!< el, f l*tl.
Tr.,vs, 2 ea*l « Codli h,
'.chest* Y ID Off, .’ftlot Ms'ker.l 111 hr* att'l
5 ” Impellal, qr«. No I, 2. and 3,
5 11 Gui.liow<ler, al.il* IP olor
At O. a vaii.dv of Ih |lt fI, || rove Oy-ler*.
Ih, 2, H, and ff |t«, Isive*, ,’u d. / ‘ m ill ho% sardine*.
•'< >H >'■ l lib in» l tv ot *M
It 'aek* 111.., pea flies i/olli'.M. pear*!
Iff " Gov.-iuimuit Java -tiawh.ui* Rasjlariy and
5 " Liguavra, Cuimnl J. ID,
81 <»All*.. I i. kl»" ol all kill-)'-.
12 Itltds New Oi lea to, tvvtura sxt. wur
>! hlids ptline. do Tlftv hoxe* stm Caudle/;
nil l.l* ot A and It. larlll.d, 1 >• is pressed do,
Iff " eiystall/ed, 2 boxes *o| u sperm
tff ” ei'ti In d, l'.. a a AM. H/.i a
ff" nowdeied, l ltty brl* Me** Poib;
3 " \'>n(, " " Jasper Mill I'lottf;
*' •’ Pin Inaw* do,
Ml f ELLANEtd - FAMILY KItOCI HIM,
Hominy, Corn meal, lll« Bear.*, big salt Lit do >nl«
('(riffs, *‘sla *»(«<! ftdd, Y»'»«t |.owd. o ( lio. olale, Coeoa ami
llloiuii, Corn sla.cli, .s- iollo gi-ouud ( off.-. Mai. he*!
Ih non**, Ih n»lies and Mo| will, handle. I lollies |4ne.,
Ik-d Cord*, stove Blacking and Lamp IVh-kh.g I tier Vim -
aar I fail apple- and Peaches Buckwheat I loul and ID*
'ln Pep|*'l sauce, M eluul < -up fouiato de and Lui.six
*y r up.
WOOD AND Mil low WARE
Painted Tulo, Cedar do; l/idb 'Rolling Pin and
/Itn- W*-l.tN.ards, Dippers; Koil. I ia»*
Difl-*- Ke.h r*, Potato MftshJng fax-
Chopping Tray and Bowl-; Bucket., A«< helves,
apoon*, Butter klilte , Mark'd Basket*,
I lollies fla»k t in
CIGARK AND TGIIACCt)
We a (way * have tl.s- largest and ).*- * • stoi-k w1.1.h ena
hie* u* to " II lower than any one . I e hi lie- i ID
111 "lie word -my slock 111.-Ill'll'■ ewrvlhh 1/ 111 the Gro
ecrv Line, wld' hwlll he *o|>l . h.apei than the i he*p<i*t
aml I respectfully Inform all no friends and the iml.lls
generally Hint whatever tliey toav wl-li In a»» Rue m ftse-v
tie** can he nhlalucd either al wholesale or retail
It I'RMLEY.
Kt, Paul, May 20, Jfif.l. d-lf
FOII HALk,
4 LARGE, new and splendid foil EL ffTOVE. warrant' I
J\ perfect. Enqulie at the Aoi' .l'au flense
June 7 dtf MiNOAfIRO
POUT MONA 18 -a fnrge varlely, which Will bft «ol
r In ap (lie. '(use imn nttaed i heap) hy
W VV HO Iff OK
ill II IV VI, A HFIMHTI II F, OF Vl « I LN.
f»T I'ADL AND OALIiNA Leaves Hi. Paul, Mon
buys and Pfblava, al ff, A. M Arrive* af ftl.Paul,Tom*
dav■ and Aatardaia, at l.l'. M,
T hrnuftli mall In Dubuque D P.O ,1* r insed on Thqra
.lav evr atngs at 7 (T. In. k, ami nil Mniiday Mornings at,
n bVIm k,
MT RADI, AND foHT IIIPELY * Leaves fa, Paul,
ever) Monday al 7, A, 31 Arrlvrs nl HI, Paul Hnfui
da*, at i. P. M
MT, PAPE AND PORT BNIILLINO-*Arrlt«t al Hi.
Paul, Mnmlata, VVed«e*ila>» and PrldaYa, al 10, A. 41,
Leaves nniut Paul, same days, *ip, M
OT PAPE AND sP CHOI K I A ELK- Laaaaa falnl
Paul Mundays. AA . dtiesdava and Prlduya, at 8. A< M *—
Arrives at fa, Paul, Tuesdays,Thursdays and Kaliirdays,
Iff, A M
Tha Malls fur P» Hidgelay and Manbftln.ara m§4# up
al Prrri Knelling, al I, P, M<