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DAILY IMOMvLIL '
SAINT PAUL: i
FRin.VY '.rORXING, AVGUST 15.1554.
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i.oi? tl-r ‘lons for tlu- Cuuuty cticcr-i to l»« el-ctci ii.
O :i. brr next.
1.. or iu.- ot lUt r*.-n»ocra 2c Central Committee.
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1n i -crut. .S'. I:.ul. a:/l Pc-tuocvr.t. M'iiueaj> 1; . pita <■
c ;y.
f-T • V-'t- tirj ftdtfd to dofer, for tho p;vs- |
cat, tint i’arlhor iavt Aiyati: of matters coiv- |
liCet 1 with the ’at* defeated K -ilrond ( Jnsiit, t
l• vtv .snt of a itoccisjary übacuee iVomour post i
uJiinj' tire next week. I
THE Sf. I.or IS RIOTS.
T»y the }.“»!;:<• ic.s.: of the clerk of the (>
On'i we hive reeelved the <Ja!en;: Jfhvt.tu
ii of tlifj 1 It’i ia A., t*o;i! li.iina - fuli partieu-
I trs of tin* late riot, take.i fr*;;n the hi test
St. Louis dates re • *iveti at that place.
We 'five up our paper to tiuv. almost i n
t ivlr, lo an aecouiit of the St. Louis loots,
whieh wo ropy from tin l Dmucrat and ht-
Ir’ l ‘ly'nnw \Ye hojie tlu v will repax pi ru
x«l. Ail is now tjuiet in that unfortuuate'
city ;
from li • S.. 1.-mi> IV-mm.-i':it.
I’iirtieuhirs of the Itlob.
T!*e aecouiit v.u ”a\e of this mreat molt,
winch, tip to this moment, is convulsing' our
city with excitement, was a general one.—
•jii.ee petmiiiif it. xve liave fail and reliable dt;-
tai’s of the whole alfair.
In reunnl to the number of killed and xvoun
dd. lunever. we are yet in the greatist un
i-Ttainty. A great many of the latter were
taken in charge by tlnir friends as soon as
they were hurt, which makes it impossible for
ii* to give a correct statement, either of the
number or the extent of their injures. As re
ap iis the persons killed, we have learned of
three individuals who are dead, and have hoard
it stilt 111 by ull.' of the i-it v <-Qii-oi-.- Iliut 111'. Vl
ht> own jKjrsoiial observation, knew five, who.
at this time, are nambered among the killed.
'Hie dead, according to our knowledge, are
ai follows : Jlenrv (farcy, who, about twelve
»• < hs k during t!ie night of the riot on Morgan
• :. near tin* levee, was stabbed immediately
l ,r ‘h> T v th.e left shoulder blade, as also upon tlie*
:e .t . h slider and arm, died of h'.s wounds,
a »>i was t -uud yesterday morning in an alloy
Main, on .Moi-gin street,and brought to'
ihe Health Office, where an impicst was held
«'.i lias body by t'orouor Krown. An inquest
"held at tiie same time and place upon the
I i!y of doe or Frank-Freeman.
De.-ides these two men. we learn of AYm.
J’a: ringt »n, who was taken to the Sister’s Hos
pital. very badly wounded, ami who died some
time during yesterday.
Of those wounded xve hear of a man by the
mini *of Jackson Fowler, a mate tm some of
oar steamb >ats lying at the wharf, who was
’■'•idly -!io{ in tlio left side, from which wound
h■ i< in*t ex pecll*« Ito recover, dames ltussell.
a pilot, was also shot in the arm. \Ve heard
o a man. xviiose name was not told us, who re
ceived a pistol hall in -his abdomen, also ol
another xvho was badly stabbed under the left
n"in. A man bv the name of Dost, a horse
awliotte -r on Kroailxvay, was badly stabbed :
Daniel .Mtdligaii received u shot in the abdo
men which will likely produce death : John
Don iherty is also badly slmt, and is now lying
at rite Hospital. This completes as full a list
a? we have been able to collect.
W e i> to subjoin a list of the boarding
h i- -. whisxv snops. and Irish dwellings xvhicli
- inlt 'd by li.e mob, and their doors j
■d windows broKcii, and contents damaged or
II *--1 roved. Un Main street, the ‘Ticaymie’’
1‘ ir ro iin, corner of Morgan, contents entirely
<is-lroyed; \V. Jlughis’ bar-room, do; bar- 1
loom No. '2 l :>. do. On Second street, somei
f-iur or live Irish boarding houses, the doors
ami windows of xvhicli xxeix* stoned, and one
<• nnploleiy riddled. On (liven street, between
i’dili and Sixth, eleven bar-rooms and Irish
b. witling honstst. contents destroyed. On Mor
gan street, Xo*. 3. 4, G and 8, Irish boarding 1
houses, contents destroyed, ami doors and win
<i <xvs broken. F. Neil’s lioarding house, \x in
d ears and doors broken ; Pelican coffee house,
contents destroyed ; boarding house, corner of
.'■••coi id, d>; .1. McliOiighlin's bar-room, corner
of Seventh, de». On Morgan street, two board
ing hou.-es between Sixtli and Seventh, doors
an I windows broken; T. Brady's bar-room
ami boarding house, corner of Filth and Mor
gan. entire contents destroyed, and house eom
p-etelv guttcl. On Cherry street, Cherry St.i
i.xehange, doors and windows broken, not oe
o'ipied ; two bojtnling houses, doors and win- :
ii ox - broken. On Franklin avenue, Draymen’s
Half, corner of Eighth, contents entirely de
stroyed, and house greatly injured. On the p
Level*, tin* San 1* rancisco House, corner of Lo- 1 i
ni t aud Levee, entire contents duuolished ;; I
iudepend nee House, X0.4a.d0; Ohio House,
ie.wc.m Locust and Vine, do ,* X;*xx* Orleans!!
<’ d’v House, doors and xviuiLws broken ; I’. ' 1
Kelley, bar-room Xo. til, doors and windows! t
br-okcu, and contents destroved ; John Cox’s i
bar-i*o iin, corner of (J.ven. d<; E. Kennedy's i
b ;i* room, do ; D. tjiiarky s i-ai-ro- m, do ; \V. j
Jingoes bar remn, No. *jil, do; XV. Duticrs I
borti'dmg house, o >*-rs and xx'.adiixx's broken ;
p unt fh »p. No. ‘J4,il; : J. ilrowu-y s bar-ro«»m. i
No. Ua, contents desti yej ; Boatmen’s Homo •
bit-rmmi and boarding , uuse, X«>. t*7,tlo ; Af. I
lLiliiliy s bar-room, cormr of Morgan, do ; St. 1
Fob ibnise, windows and doms broken ; Xo. <
1 >2, biMUd ng house, do. Besides thase tcuc- i
m ats, lime xvus damage done oi a slight na- l
tuv to irmny other 0 which happened to’lie in 1
Mu* course of thc-niob from one street to the
other, which bore tho appearance of houses
bdi-ugjng to foreign citizens.
All day yesterday the excitement continued,
and .'quads of men gathered here and there on
the corner, and all along the principal streets,
appeared to be in anxious consultation and
alarm.
In th.e afternoon ii wii3 reported that the t
Iri.-lt of Baltic Koiv were forming into a l
bewlv. arming " ith j’isftils. boxvie knives, and I
ii’iing tlieir iioii-,-_ with - It m s ami other mis- i
sites, and their general attacks upon Ameri
cans xvere contemplated in different parts oi
the cily. Ir xvus ais.i noised around that t lie -
St. I,*mis 1 nixvrsity was to be mobbed by the
Americans, and as an offset to this, that the
Kcpiiblican office was to be assailed by th.e
Irish. \\ e li.-ard also tliat ti largo number <it
iri.-hmeii had joined together on th.e opposite
si l* of the ri\\r from the railroad, intending
to cri.v.-i over in the night when the alarm
should be g'lxon, to resist their countrymen.
These tht-iisaud and one rumors w ere the oc
casion of the deepest anxiety among all our
e.ti/oiis, ami Jod to the most efficient prepara
tions. made by the city officials, for the pur
pose of quelling the very first indications of
the autiripakd riot. All the militaiy were
ordered to be in readiness at the lirst alarm.
A large fore.* of policemen were detailed. -
Diva) crowds ci,Hectod on the streets witere
disturbance.- xvere likely to begin.
But we a e happy to state that thus far in
the night (ii o’clock | no extraordinary or dan
gerous done nst rat ions have been made on ei
ther side. The- crowd* on th<* streets leading
to tiie riv- r, from .Second downward, appear to
be composed mostly of spectutois, xvho. as now
and then an occasional shot is tired by some
one of the throng, fly away i’roni tiie scene in |
the greatest confusion, ami then rally again to
laugh tm I shout over it, or to mock the sold
iery xvh > oecit; y pi.rlimis of the street. At
tliis hour xve anticipate no further riot or
bloodshed, though the very combustibleuatun
ol the public mind would seem to promise
nothing else but another on!break.
Our city ha* never before witnessed sueli
disgraceful scenes as have within a day or two
past so greatly disturbed her peace, and xve of
fer Lie earnest Wi.-u that the like may never
occur again.
F. S. — AyoTfiEit Attack \xr> sum. xrom;
Ib.ooii.-iiK!>.— Since writing tin* above, the
jiortion ot our city at ami near the intersec
tion of Sixth ami Liven streets has been the
scene of a continuance of the riot with the
most fatal effect. From what we can learn,
the renewal of hostilities was occasioned bv a
squad of !:i tie. trilling, vagrant boys, xvho col
lecting together on the corner oi' Eouriii ami
fireon streets, rais-sl a loud outcry and started
tip the street, throw ing a shower of rocks at i
the houses supposed L> contain the Irish, as
they pa.-sed by. The cry drew a largo num
ber ol people after the boys, and when the
throng arrived at .Sixth street, they were fhvd
into from the x\ imiows of a small frame shan
ty standing on the northeast corner of Sixth |
and Liven.
Tiie military company known as the Conti
nentals. were sir-1 upon the spot to prevent
further disturbance, and they, too, received the
lire of the inmates of the houses, xvhicli was
returned, but we learn without auv effect upon
the Irish.
Finally the shooting was .-lopped, and some
dozen or more arrests were made by the poliee.-
The lvsuil is as follows :—Of the Continen
tals we h-nm that Joint Holliday received a
u.were flesh wound in the thigh just above
the knee, from a pistol bull, and also that
John Prison was badly shot in the leg and
arm, but it was thought no bones wore bro
ken. It xvas reported to us that Lieut. Spore
was xvoumled in the arm. and also that ('apt.
Blackburn was in some way injured.
Oi the others, we saw lying in a drug store
on the corner of Sixth and Morgan stm-i-.
Thomas Ferguson, who was shot in the arm
and both legs : A. L. Tice, a f a;:idryman of
j the Missouri Foundry on Main street, xvho,
received about twenty buckshot in his legs,
arms, and in liis body—he xvas badly hurt :
also. Hamilton Mashette, xvho xvas wounded
in his right leg, both above and below his
knee, by pistol halls; also Thomas Hide xvho
received shots in both logs and in the arm.
Lying in the same place with these men.
was a man supposed to be an Irishman, who
xvas shot dead, through the heart.
Ibis latter took place at the corner of Mor
gan and Sixth. The man xvas standing in the
crowd wlicii a pistol report rung out upon the
night, and lie xvas oKserxed to leap about ten
cot in the air an 1 tall d *ad upon the spot.
B lien xve left the scene of disturbance, the
military appeared to be ocetipving the street
xvith good cilcct. although the murmurs of the
crowd xvere loud and deep. Our citizens of
the American party appear to be excited to
the utmost, and the whole city is readv for the
most violent outbreak. The police and mili-.
tary seem to have but little control over the!
multitudes.
Mohk of the Mob.—We concluded our ac
count of this great tumult at 12 o'clock night
before last, when order was apparently restor-'
j ed. citizens were seeking their homes and tin*
wounded all properly cared lor, but xve had
chronicled but half of the terrors of the night.
About one o clock, a large crowd had gather
< d near the intersection of Biddle and "Ninth '
- streets, and were proceeding to mob some Irish
houses in that vicinity, when they were again
lin'd upon from the windows and doors of the
besieged dwellings. In the melee, one of our
xvidciv known and most respected citizens, Ed
xvin K. Yiolctt. partner in an extensive iron
1 store, on Main street, received three slug-shots
surough his body, which caused his instant
death.
We learn that at the time lie was shot he
wa- engaged in arresting nil Irishman named
I imnthy Lvdon, who had been one of the lead
ing spirits ot the riot, and xvho, xvhen caught
hold ot by Mr. Violett, discharged his pistol!
immediately against his breast, causing his in
stant death, as above stated.
At about the same hour, John Fah-y, Lieu
tenant of the night police, a d a man by file
name cl Snyder, a coffee-house keeper in the
sixth V, aid. were shot at the corner of Broad
way and Ashley streets. Snyder xvas killed
instantly, and Faley, it is thought, cannot re
cover, a ball having passed through his bodv
near the lungs. Several other persons were
badly hurt at that point.
Aft or t is renewal of the night's disasters, as
the news spread along the streets that still fur-,
ther blood had been shed, and that some of
our best citizens had been killed, the excite
ment cointn ‘need raging again, and a large j
crowd oj personnel dice ted along Fourth street,
ai.d started xvith great shouting and confusion '
tor the sc. ue of bloodshed.
Inc sp.clatvj of tax* infuriated masses mov-j
tag tax .lily along, tiring pistols in the a.r, and j
xeouitg tiie lmulest oaths and exclamations on 1
tne lrisii, waile ti.e lire-bclis of the city were j i
rnig.ng and shouts xvere lieunl Irom ail jiait.-, i
ol tne coy, was a most exciting uinl terriivingj
o:ia quite enough to alarm every one, that i i
tne reign ol terror in our city was b.,t just''
reaching its height, and that but one drop of i
blood l ad been spilled where there were thou
sands <1- nianded by the excited masses.
A company of about fixe hundred men, da
ring tiie after part of the night, formed them
selves in order, and being armed xx ith muskets
xvhicli they had procured, marched up street
to tliv St. Louis University, where they ex
pected an encounter would take place, previ-
ous reports of the college being filled with am--
munition, arms, and belligeicnt Irish having J
filled the ears of the whole city. But happily'
no opposing forces were met of any kind, and
the company disbanded.
Toward daylight the quiet was general all
over the city. As morning came again, re-j
ports of the death of Mr. Violett and others
sii-med to occasion the deepest sensation.—;
Large crowds collected around the police office
and calaboose*, and up and down several of the
principal streets, whose sole topics of conver
sation xvere the outrages of the previous night
and the means to be taken to secure sal'etj and
peace to the city.
About 11 o'clock a proclamation from Mayor
llow was posted all over the city, calling the
people to tiie Court Hhu.-t* at 12 o'clock. M..
for th.e purpose of consulting about the best
measure's to bo taken to quell the mob and re
store order. The meeting was a very large
one not withstanding a heavy rain xvas falling
at the time. Speeches were made by Mr. Ken
nett. May r llow. Mr. Lucas and •)udge Bates,
all of which xvere enthusiastically received by
the crowd.
The speech of the Mayor was well-timed and
of a proper spirit. He commenced by repel
ling with indignation the charges of inactivity
made against him throughout .tin* city. No
exertions on his part, he said, had been spared
(as xvas the truth) so help him Lod. He ap-
I pealed to the citizens to assist him in vindica
ting the outraged majesty of the laws, and
paid a xve!! merited compliment to the military
companies, and especially to (’apt. Blackburn,
xvho had ] rompt’y s ‘condetl all his efforts.
Mr. KomicU’s remarks xvere in good season.
- as also those of Judge Bates, and other.*,. Fi
nally. the following set of resolutions xvere
adopted :
Ft. That Mayor lir.xv be requested to sus
pend the municipal police force for the pres
ent.
2d. ’1 lint the liquor shops ho requested to
close each day at tour o’clock, F. M., liil or
der be restored.
•hi. Tliat all citizens bo requested toabslain
from assembling together in the streets, par
ticularly in the riotous districts ; and that they
. aid in keeping vagrant boys from the streets.
And xvlic-n the Mayor, in compliance xvith
tiie resolution, announced that the municipal
for. e of the city xvas. cr should be. suspended
for the present, he xvas loudly greeted.
A call was then made that ail good citizens
who are anxious for the return of laxv and or
der to the city, should proceed at once to the
( ii\ JI«ilI and enroll their names as special
policemen to guard and watch the city : after
which the meeting adjourned. The roll xvas
kept open ali ol yesterday afternoon until b
o’clock, when the large number xvlm had sign
ed the roll met again at the Court House,
were sxvorn in. anil received their instructions
and arms, amt departed upon dutv Just be
!mi) nightfall another proclamation xvas made
1 by the Mayor that ail parents ami guardians
should have their children and wards indoor
:l t < L 2 o clock F. M.. and that any boy or'
child would be sc.zcd and lodged in the oatiitv -
jail until morning.
This xve regard as the very best step which
had. tip to that time been taken by the author-!
itiis. f.u\ (i'oiii our own observation as xveil a>
tbait of others, \ Ve kirn.v that much if not all
of the continuance of tlio riot after .M onday,
was owing to the squad oi’little vagrants xviio
gave the alarms and ied the attacks of the
' mob.
Lp to the night, until II o'clock, we lmve
heard of n*» fresh disturbances. The special
, poiiee are well distributed throughout the citv
and xvii 1 doubtless do excellent service'.
It i- impossible for Us even yet. to give a
correct list oi the killed and xvoiinded.
'I hero arc doubtless many wounded, Iml
thee have been taken care of bv friends and
relations, and their names and misfortues con
cealed.
is. yesterday morning. Sin* was nimble to
pass Pig’s Eye Bar with her full cargo, and
"as compelled to discharge a part of it. in
order to lighten up. She I rought tip the
balance ol her Lvigjit yeslerday afternoon.
To her xve are indebted for lute papers.
f.V;/*'The (tii/t /ia arrived yesterday at I
o,clock, alter 1.-eing detained mi the bar fm
some time. To her clerk xve are indebted
i for late Lalena papers.
Pistol Shooting.
A (‘apt. Edmund W. Paul, of St. Louis,
challenges the world to a pistol match, and
offers to do, perform and execute any and all
of the undermentioned feats of shooting, on a
i xvager of SbOOO.
Proposition J.— J will (if a dollar to the
end ot a twig two inches long, and while a
second person will hold the other end in his)
mouth, so a* to bring the coin within an ineli I
and a half of ins face, I engage to strike the!
dollar three times out of five, at the distance)
of ten pans, or thirty feet. I will add in ex- j
planat ion that there are several persons wil-j
ling and ready to hold the stick or txvig as do-j
scribed above, when required.
2. I xvil! hit a dollar tossed in the air. ori
any other object of the same size, three times'
out of five, on a wheel and fire.
I Af the word. T will split three balls out
1 <>f five on a knife blade, placed at the distance
of thirty foot.
4. I will hit three birds out of five, sorting!
I from tlic trap, standing thirty feet from the,
trap when shooting.
•>. I x\id break, at the word, five common'
clay pipe steins out of sex-on, at the distance!
of thirty feet.
<>. I engage to prove l»y a fair trial that no!
pistol shot can he produced xvho will shoot an
apple off a mans head, at the distance of thir-j
t.v fret, oflener than I can. Moreover. I will'
produce two persons willing and ready to hold!
flic apple on their heads for me, when required
to do so.
i *.’ " wager, lastly, that no person in the !
L nited States can l>c produced who will hit ai
quarter of a dollar at the distance of thirty!
j feet, ol’teaer than I can, on a wheel and fire. * i
I
“Does this razor go easy ?’’ asked a bar
ber of a victim xvho xvas writhing under a
j ciumsy instrument, whose chief demonstration'
xvas a strong handle.
! “Well.” repl ed the poor fellow, “that de-i
pends upon xvhat you call the operation. If
you are skinning me, it goes tolerably easy :!
but if you're shaving, it goes rather hard.” i
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Fersonal Intelligence.
R" Cummings, anil H H Argali, St. Anthony;
J M Graham, Madam Hil«*y. Misses Mattie, Aman
da, anti trances Riley, G E Riley, J Sturgeon, W.
Strong and Lady, Musters C and F Riley, Boston;
C S Chase, St Anthony; A G Chatfield and Lady,
Mendsta . h Cutler anti L)r George, St. Authon\ ;
j M Cashier, Si Paul; A MeArihur, Milwaukee;
Col. U Allen ami Lady, Master V Allen, Aiulson;
H Bradley, St Louis; \V F Cahill, Si. Anthony;
H R Hammond. W Blakeley, St Louis; J li John
son, llelirielle J C Dailey, J Richards, F llrudlev.
R Brown, Moline; C M Kaiu and Lady, Si Louis:
(> Wnlker and Lady, Maiinc; BS Stockton, Louis,
"ana; T W Shennan, l S A:,K II Hawks, Toron
to; SH Riitne, Chisago; -T) Morrison, Bangor;
I, R Damon, A C Hull, Adrian. Mich; I II .1 m s
hull and child, Louisville; J L l.ovejoy, Calais, Me;
were among thu arrivals at the Winslow lli.it.-e, u>-
ferday.
II N Fulley, Hudson; J W McGhee, New Yotk:
J I. White, ( S A; A y^iillwater; J Gay, Anoka;
F Howard. J Cntmurk, Chicago; II S Wel'v. C
Allen and Lady. St Anthony; FS Cahill, Sandus
ky, Ghin; E A llinian, Sandusky City ; \V Easton,
Warren, Ohio; JE'liank, Stillwater; \\ J Ander
son, St Anthony ; J A Ashley, Louisville; E li W
King, H S I’len. .1 It Ashley, lirooklvn. Pa; K II
Mon is ami 2 ladies, Iowa; JR Moulton ami hide,
St Anthony ; I Wells, Saratoga; li Dyson, Still
water: were among the ariiv.Js at tiie American
House, te.-ti'iilay.
Lenesis of Science.
We take pleasure in hiving before our read
ers the foil. ■•wing interesting pa-sage from it
masterly article on the Lenosis <>! Science
which appeared in tlio ll,ili>>h -
Uvu ir for J toy. The author traces the meas
urement of force, time and extension, from .sug
gestions id organic bodies :
Thus, among linear measures, the cubit of
the Hebrews was the length of the forearm
from tie elbow to the end of the middle linger;
and the smaller scriptural dimensions are ex
| lvs-ed in hautl-brtinHhs mid .s/mux. The Egyp
tian cubit, which was similarly derived, xvas
divided into digits, xvhicli xvere 'tinfser-brauUhs;
and each (inger-hrcudlii was more definite'v ex
pressed as being equal to four gm/nsr/’AcrAo;
placed breadthwise. Among other ’ ancient
measures xvere the orgvia or strefrh < f the
nr nut, the p.-tce and file palm. So persi-tcnl
has been the use of these natural units of
length in the East, that even noxv some of tiie
Arabs mete out cloth by the forearm. So.
too. it is with European measures. The foot
prevais as a dimension through* ut Europe,
and has done since the tune of the Homans,bv
whom. also, it xvas used—-its lengths in difFr
ont places varying not much more than men’s
feet vary. The inch is the length of the ter
minal joint of the thumb, as is clearly shown
in France, where ponce means both thumb and
inch. Then xve have the inch divided into
three So completely, indeed,
have these organic dimensions serxi das tlie*
substrata of all mensuration, that it is only by
means ol them that xve can form any estimate
of some of the ancient distances. For exam
ple. the length of a degree on the earth’s >nr
face, as determined by the Arabian astrono
mers shortly alter the death of Ifaroun-id-Ku
sohid. xvas fifty-six of their miles. We know
nothing of their mile further than that it wa-;
4 (Id'l eubiis ; and wliolht r these wei ;* sacred
cubits or common cubits xxouh] remain doubt
ful. but that th<‘ length of iho cubit i> given
as txventy-seven inciies. and eat h inch «i- fund
a- in-' tliiektmss oi six barley-grams. Tims
one oi the earliest measurements of a degree
Ci-na.' down to us in barley-g:aims. Not only
<li ! otgiiniv lengihs i’urnisli those approximate
measures which satisfied men’s nee !s in ruder
age*, but they furnished also the standard for
mea-ures reijuired in hit; .• times. Onein.-iamv
occurs in our oxx ii lusi-a v. I u remetlx- the ir
regu.laiit'es then prevailing. Henry i. com
mand'. <1 tli.it the ulna, or ancient el!, xvhicli an
swers to tiie modern yard, should be made o'
tit- t'Xr.ei Ix'iig'i'n of his oxvn nnn.
.Meai-uivs of weight again laid a like deriva
t’u-'-i. Seeds seem commonly to have supplied
(lie v-nib ’J he original of the carat e.sud for
W' tailing in India is a small lean. Our oxvn
qvsiems. both troy and avordupoi x are derived
primarily from ‘wlieat-cc-rns. Our smallest
weight, the grain, is a gram of icluut. This is
not a speculation : it is an hi*toiha!lv regis
ter d fact. I lenry 111. enacted that an ounce
si muld be tiie xxeighf of (< !(• <lrv grains of wheat
from the midtile of tin* ear.' And as all the
oilier weights are multiples or sub-multiples ol
this, it follows that the grain of wheat is the
basis iff our scale. So natural is it to use or
ganic bodies as weights, before su-r.fi> ia!
weights have been established, or where ihcv
an* not to be had. tlatt in some of the remoter
parts of Ireland the people are said to be in
tin* habit, even noxv. of putting a man into the
stales to servo a- u measure for hcavv tommo
tics.
Cliitrge of Abduction.
A young mar, xvho gave his lituno as S. M.
, Sutliffu. and staled that lit* xvas a resident ol
Forestvillo. (’onnoeticiit. was roimni ted bv the
Mayor, yesterday, on a charge ol’alfi i.ija in;; to
abtltiet *.i young lady, a native of Franklin, in
the parish of Si. Mary's. Louisiana, for the pur
pose, it is alleged, of placing h-*r in a hou-e >■!’
! i!!-i'f']tti1e. in Fh’ladeljihia. 'J’ho young lady,
j a I!tided to is scarcely seventeen years of age, I
and the daughter of highly re.'jtortabh- parents
I her father being editor and jironrietor of a
very influential southern publication. She met
, with thiMlefendunt some time ago in Franklin.
! where lie attended a store, and the juirties be
; iug mutually jfieased with each oilier, an at-,
i taehmeut sprung up between them. Shortly
i alter xhis meeting, the young lady and her sis
i ter xvere sent to a Seminary in Licking county.
| Ohio, to finish their education. Sutlilie ful
lowed them thither, and by promising the girl
that lr* would marry her immediately, and rep-j
resenting to tlie proprietor of the institution
that lie had been deputed by };.*r father to lake!
the lady to the Fast, for tiie benefit of her *
health, he induced the foolish girl to leave tin*;
establishment ami accompany him to this city. ;
From the treatment which she received at his :
hands on the road, ami tiie strange manner in i
xvhicli lie conducted himself here, it became
ovid. nt to 1 lie lady that his intentions were not
horn-ruble, so she resolved to tear her. eUTVom
him. and for this purpose applied to Mr. Uiiev.
proprietor <ff the hotel at which they xvere j
stopping, for his protection. This gentleman i
at nin e interfered, and had him arrested. The
Mayor, after hearing the ease, desired the pris
oner to leave the city in six hours, or he should
send him up as a vagrant, but taking* no notice |
of the order, he was again arrested, and in de
fault ofi?2,oUo bail, xvas committed as above i
stated.
'I he prisoner is a dashing looking young
man, ami maintains that his hi eutions'towards
the girl were purely honorable. He exhibits!
letteis from various firms in Bhiludelphia, and ■
declares tliat his arrest is an unjustifiable act.
and one xviiich he xvill not tail to resent when
he regains his liberty. The young lady is still
at Mr. lliley's : she xvill be sent back to tin* |
Seminary to-day. a xviser, if not a better girl,
than xv lien she left it.— (t.jzettc
J»l, } 19/4.
at. ijatti aau*tß.
TO MASOAtS —MASOXIC BOOKS.
TT OT w ill plea.M- take notiw ana govern i-, .„r-
J sdv- ucdr.lingh . that the tuUuuing m w
lai.-«>iilc H>« ks can be liinl, to v. it j
The New Masonic Tte.-tk* B-ar-1, l,j- M wire.
The Cr;.tt'inan and Kn-e M-non’s t.uhie, by Moon-.
'I he Temi-htrV Text Bonk.
. Tin- My-iif Circle, by 0. il. Gray.
By calling on W. S. COMBS.
June va-tf Near the American.
TO LAWYERS.
VYKKY lim' as>ortiiii i.t d Ijiwvits’ Btßti«*n»»rv just
rercived l*v t*xj»re>s tr«nu New York aim ng wUirli
may In* i'outul—
'lht‘ l.;m vt rYCttinnion jdarc A <ujeri«*rarticlv
of la*jr;»l Cap I awyci*-8 ;il'. \« laiial Waffi*
:iU'l in ta<*t every artielt* «»t a .-iuperior (jitiility u>ed l»y the
l'roiessitm. For .-ale cheap tor C.t-h hy
\Y. 8. rOMFS f
Fraukliu ucar the Amciicau House.
TO KNOINEEICS ANI) DttAUOIITS
mbn.
CI.OTII. s I>ra\vinp Ynper. nt*
\ M.chemalic«l Aivliitectural
\\ o:ks, ia-. F«*i* »:.U low at OiMIJS’,
J'. :ii:k]in I’ook'tore. near t)i n American H >i;BC,
ivi AKCim ifX iS AND Hl ILDLKN.
Ji ST ret ••ivcl all ol’ \Yha! man's 1 Tawing i a per
\Z tine >« *t- M ahvm.ilirul lu>ti »uLci:tr*.
Sloan*.** M* le! Areliileeture. 2 Yol’s.
lU i.i .- Arei.i!.*
M*. I. m IL.il'h*. > t.uhie.
;•;••! .*\* ry tbie.iC lifeth**! !»y tlicuJ. for Sit le chc.lp for ea.xjiat
n»Mll 8 Hook S ore. iD*ar Ihe American H>*u>e. ju»*c V.
NEW AIMMVALM.
JUST RK < 'T’YF.Da lar-e a»’ lition to mv stock of I>«»ok>
an i B‘atioiie.y. Call ami see. *\Y. S. i OMUB.
inv I—l titf NVnr Anr r'can Hon
M!B‘ Hi.! A> KOI * laiye a - rlh:«*b
p'lhlicatioii)*. aiiiontr v)i;eh is the
Ijiuij ll'jlitcr.
A i.iphy of an A<*Hc :<,
Life in tie* Mission.
Frank Korre-ter*.* F : « hl 8.-oris.
“ ** Fi-h ami « i -hinjr.
Sha ]\ Si*:c.
Atui in-«iiv other popular l!onk> for sale ehoap. for cash,
hy W. S. rn viis.
TO i liK Fv HljiL'm
V; " S. hVM! 8 .vill-o to New York am! on 11m
> • Ist »l A* li nr, ami oiler- l»i< . ervico i*» tin* puh
hr topioc.ncaii; vorl-. cith. r in t! .* L;v. M “l
-*»i ccl’.aDcot's inent <•! hi« hu>in *-s. His facilities
arc such that 1 •* can ]«i»air* v\‘*t!:s frein Cniope and
• •• v jtart of the Fuile 1 Ftatcs. I < can ilep<*ml on
hav iiu l!' *ir :*r*k*r • filled with pvomntm-s ami desj»atch.
i j Onler> res|.cc*l,.liv .s««]ic:t» 1.
ih \V. S. COMI.S,
,jti!v 14 4 r’ I*l-0 American lld.im',
\ J Alllil.K \VO|;i<S. The undersigned hits Teen aj.poin
led a*jr« ut for K-.ii »V Fuller** eelehrsit»*d mailde
ia:. unl.-F’ti iv. \v herein he is cnahU «i to 1 11 all or h*rs ;'ci
i.ra\•• .-Aom*.>.Mo:n,menis. iVasts ami Matilies, at the regu
I :r M. Louis prices. Call an 1 see specimens.
\w s. com ns.
Mav >* ar American Jlouso
\> A 1-1- I A FfcK,
4 R i?.rl complete A-t rlmeiit ju -i reroived. hx
.i«iii** 1- li\' 8. /'C‘Mi'»S.
KvY A larure stock of now l*iano and <iui*:ir
HIM i*. just received hy COVIty.
STATiON KUY of every de-eription at COMHS* Flore,
Near American House.
I)tK.'ivhl ItUOivS. A i.i..** aii'i tHU.ifVful •is.'oi'tiueilt ;<1
OIMBS* I look Store
!Al.'tti.\o lAt ivUj—a ct>iuplei« ;i •> I 'n.'. id t«>r sale low
M rtlMlSS* !! *okS‘nre
» ‘ “i. . •> >v (H*!l iiilui I'H'ttCll f UilO|iiapltS ill
f ra me-.. at TOMI S* ik ok Store.
\ l r ALL l A i K —Ki lls’ Vfati Caper ~- t d
V V ft ('<IXIR« Bm.k S on*.
1> >• ivLi fvNl\L>. .x iii ..;< - orimeul of su)»eri« f
Pocket ( •»11«*rv. 1 o ;ers. NYoostnJmlnjs and Ameri
an tu'iMufaetnrr. Sold cheap at COMI-S.’
£ 1 lIL 1> l K ! tihUl i i,NB .—n ri-ivt «i. a m*vv
\ s*:p» ly of i'ic«tuells tiol-l l ens. ( new patterns.) For
hy \V. 8. COM I S.
GCVEIiUGH'S PiIOCLAIIATIOiJ.
tsJOiT reward:
UyEERKAS. j< ha - 1 -u r-; r< a ntui io me tluit a .
B'lh’-i-rv 'i*i*i ilialiiili-ri! atta-iiijit at Mnrili-r v.:i
---■•-ii-ii::-*! -n tiie ; •••--mu < f a |i-3*-i alili- on tin
nac-' In It?v *r,n ur Cl )iska. i-n ~1 cal : v i-vpnin j, nboul
•v i Dt\ -a . iivai-lnf SJi 0 -ir I'*i* aiil , i**‘li<*n-inn Jin*l *l
- .10, i:n-. -o-i-. il. >-i th« in I'i*; rao-rs n; th- i'. -.-I. in
«*"» ■ o. I - oi.ii n-.!- t. iin on-. 1 furll.-r -all i:j »:i all
a*"**i ; i -i is- !-• a i ;:i - i<-.i: ;h- - -nlrv. a.n-i orirst:-
t!>’•*■* tn .is' -:i -. XV. ,X. < - -RM.XX.
(li.-irrin.; Xlii.iif-iiia li-uitni- .
* iv** S . Paul Amjr. 4. l-M.
I'.aBRKSS X.JTR'K.
* If. 1* * IS >*:-!..; nr m -r.*l . n ti- I -I- ..r.r v
1 l •-!'< '.!> t!*f H., t. 1-v -\o*.*i- v. 11l a..:,,—1 th- ...
i-l !i,ar*.i*s| to 111.- **f Iti'rl-if.k X- Co.. Cat-oa.'
J.e It! Rit.W'K * o .
is-v • -t! IVoj/'s N-nl: . (i-;;s i; oil-. |
MONEY TO LOAN.
l V ■ - * • i *i*i'V .*ai*l ill h-.l l E - -*lla.
I I !>.. •- i’n NKXV VOi’
O.XI.EN X.
*■ ■ sf. !o' I-.
t"'i:i'.’(i >.
!>l ill t.-l E: al a* on fhi *li'(l*-:-;it-oi.jin; r
•Si '■ ■'•:-* ia Ein JK!.- For .a! ■ t-,
’j i A. VAN J-: I R'/X’, \ ,V C*«.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
rp::n-o)-,-.in-r 1.5.,hi.,- ;,.r- r - >.- *ia*-i «. N
! f.vi-i ■: th-ii.- i-ihi *..* ■m; sa.-ino jl.,- (j> M *l A . X'a;.<•«• 1
IF, "Ml ik< *.. wa - ami is t,v li.irir si" cial a-r-riii*-: t of co
]-.i - in-1— j - ij, * -i; • -i -o'.* - to ll>- -a] -oi ii.il *--la ti*: ami
th-B-i n-i.-.- :.)|-| K ,-h-- hi-in* ;a; a. r i--.l hy A.
X ai.*-*- I! *MI ,Xj (; 1., i.- ill- i*\gu; in* ii!) i ill liviilu.il loi-i
A. Vats— Ih
a 1.-. •*■.. e :--:w . \ y.w r. r.r.oxvx,
•>*>i) LOT S
I'* s: ' r v - *"■' R.xsstKV’s ArmiTt A. V.XN’i F, j
I lliO- N iV C*>.. un* now |*ioj.;ji-i*.l io ..-U h -antifiii .
:•>'•* a * ■"!- in “a- a! -.i* a*l*l;;i**n at v-rv l-*w | : i--s. an* 1 ,
i- :lat a f-vi**!U of t-. o itn-t on--!i:ill* vtiii-.-. Cm.-it hot
v.-'f-a- o'Titpi! to tlios- •MnimTC.T.lv.* jvgl-dlm
IIOItSKS Et) it SXLK.
X s , ’:*.!. '<• S.-M a! l-ui-l-i* .1 ;i-(i *si i), st. 1 *;«-,1. >E T. on
' i -X. Ti ItDAV. Aujra-t *->:tli u-ar till- Bust O
n ''- al - " ii* i* - iii tht a 1 ti-i-;a on. —a l**t of Gmrrn .tent
1i,.. .
J. STEWART. I
E'*"’!.:m-1 A. A.f>. M.. E. S. .trmv. ;
lV.ri S.ii-lßmr. M. T. -Intrust Kith. l-.M. g.Uciw
IIORSKS WANTED.
X I EXV i- i -..01, M-iit-1. a-f-.- hay s. w. II iuo
a \ h-)i t- h : t*:i-ati-t suiiahl - for .'.nili. , Mor-cs. |
—in in In 2 10 lfi o. han l- lii- li. w-lsrliin- not 10.-.- than
llili! j-ji.iul.i. and from -i t*i 7 vi-nt- >.l*l.
j. ATt:WART.
l.s, it. an-1 A. A. •). M.. I'.S- Jrinv.
lout Sa-ilitijr. M.T Aug. lath, If-.VE EaX'j.l
JEWETT & ROOT’S STOVES AT
WHOLESALE, AT CHICAGO AND
fit IT ALO.
fhV ETr .*,' Roorbnvp i-r.-ctf'-l :it CUirnp,. ;i XX’.-iro
hou.-<* for a B.«'v<» l*( p*»t. :m*l «vj(TD'lan ifJire :uvl
j sjimj L* i*iM*m v i*h Mx*s>rs. .1. K. ft r<l «k* \ *JO'k
i I .’ii **sln*«*t. and will hcncelnrlli k«*fj> on hand tit Cliinjo.
a heavy stock ot* sii \es to ;>•voijiin«><l.Ttc iho trad** of tin
<ir *al We t. 11.• *1v.•!»! «*.• -of Hi!-* nrranjrcinont will l*e
, at once aj.jiareiit, an-lv.e imiU'.'-i/tcial aHctaiuii t«» its
com c:»DT rO't.
For cvteiit an I variety of J»oanHfiil an*l ori-crina?
t>*i «:ma!id*ty. c •*«•!;; I aml economy, our assortment i**
not e\C(ll(»«l hy liiat i»f ait \ r !;t l.ii-hmcnt in tin* (nited
Stale*;.
1 Oui fic?liti**s have been very largely incicascd during
tin* ] -t year.
\S .* ( !) r lo the trade upon the nio>t liberal terms
,*i/es \V *:|ern Mar new elevated oven.
•> ** May Queen
i 4 F-«ik. AirTLFt.
4 ** Uipf»cr
4 ft * Prairie Flewer
i •• Kxpi'css *•
4 Pteminni
; 4 ** fe.uoke Inn n>*r. new conk **tove for hitum’n »u> cf'Ji!
- •• ! :»rl>»r Over.—has boihnjr and facilities.
1 " .lewett A* Root' now !! ,t« l stove.
4 •• Hell** Air Parlor, for w#hk|.
•> •* < ** oval shape, open top and cast iron.
- ** C-ttaife Parlor, sheet iron, nj»|»«*r sec. open top.
- '* *• •• 4 * •* with ovens.
4 Pearl, lop and h ives sheet iron, open top.
1 •• new Uciru la tor* lor sheet iron stoves ;\Oc. each.
K " J'*\v«*tt tV llts»t sF< ldinu: D »or. for wood
Diadem, a new FranUliu. tor coal
3 •• *• •* wood
*J •• Franklin, round back, for any Kind of coal
3 Dwarf, a >m: ll co <k stove for real
7 ** .lewett A: K«N»t*s Dining Room, with oven
7 ** Oral six plate Air T : j?ht. a now* stove
‘2 Oval Pining Room, with oven
7 *• J *xvctt Root*** relehnited plate stove*
4 *• Kxtra heavy j late stoves for w«*>d
3 •• Jewett t’t Rod’s Kin? coat h trners for hard coal
3 •* 4 * *• celebrated gas burner coal stove
1 i% Fnmaco Flat Ih siters
2 *• P«»ta<l» Kettles, with and without Flanges
3 •• Cauldron Kettles
K 5. an l 3 pail Kelt! *s
Those who prefer buy *ng at Chic m ;R order from us
at Chicago. T ; »o-e who prefer buying at lhifTalo w llorj
d. r fir m u- at H ITaJo. * JEtVETT vV RO IT.
j * : ,* bv_ ,o
CATIHAUT,
No. 20 Robert street, St. Paul, 7*l. T.
II'X- (anie and urlail l'- drr in t\rci,n und Oumatic
Dry G ndt.
KEE’S conilanily on ha ml :> ti ret* an-1 wt-11 M-lect»*<l
.->o-k of tan-v nn-1 -la|-lt* Ur- t,o >,h. c<in-i-liii'/ in
Ja. i of It -"in S i<*<*tiii3:-. S lining*. S ri|i<*->. lirillins. i
1 lint-. M i lin -it* l.iino-i. Euati-i'.-', Jleiiuo.a. Vt-lvi t.-, Il<<-
M«-rv ar.il i.lnrei. S K-. ot-.
A•a -t—k of Dnipsrt-f-', Xlattin--, ami all
kit-!-, of li-u-i; Furai-iliinir-. low for C.'**U at
4ii N' .>0 Rot,Ei!T.-rn< tT. St. l*.nil |
Jjavbfs K (to.
*• BEATII ON RAIS.”
Flva*. they t-ay, tilx-uml in ~
CtA Bni-btigs, ti-< , are till* ’’ in 1 ra<*Lt; rTU
YK l.vuxV t'liwin *, like a tln-b, jj?
Cb fettles i very insect's lmsh; JIX
Anil lrs Pius, the i..t< that vex ye
Cause t>> die i>! A[-"i-lcvy.
lii-]nu fi-i- I von- Magnetic I’omli-i' and I’ilK fur llie des-
t ruction nl X i i jiiin. at JARVIS A C<>’S.
XX holi sail- rii i Retail BrugSlore,
VVnrt I*s fair Ri.iMintt.
UOLFE’s S< ill EDAM AItOiUATIC
SCHXABFS.
VXIi.l !- N.M. li-.i-t l.'rtnk. >-: i'miin-!itli s.-il>it:irvt)iiiili
lieniKins, inmufacturi-d bi him ill i-xi-l.isi’vi lv. at
I tactory at Schi- dain. in
It is mad- tri-m the I«-s1 Ba.h-i that -an he seWtcd in
l-.i-i.-lK*- »Uli th- issi-m-i- -I aroiii.-i'li- Italian l»->rv of
ail nouie .ged am e\tr.i<»r>linary nn-liciual mo;i-r*,i>g.’ It
has h-titf -in— a-.|om-d a hgher r-|-u'.!itioii both in Ku
ri-l-e all.l Aneiica. than -i.y oil,, t dirueii-
In i,‘ravel Bout ; „,,i Ulienma i-m iuld, tnict .m- of th-
I ladder an-1 Ipdi >•. s. and hi l^-hility. it- elTdets
are j nmj-t. lU-ei-ad. end imariahly n-lialdi*. Ami it is
not only a ii-medv for these maladies, but. in :-!l eases in
uliieli tliei are j r-dm-ed by ilriokin- t-ad uaier. which is
nliiio-t imivi i ally the cause ol them it o;-. rate- a- „ -ure
lui-vint.itivi*.
The ilistres.-i' ir«iTeet |.|o.n the stoinaeli hi.wels. amt
td.- dii. r. of tiaeeiers. or nt-iv u doetits. and all t etsons mt
rocustoim-d to them, j .odueed hi the waters <u maili all
oi.-r -jreai iolaml rivers. Ike the Oli’o. Mi-sissi; ; i.
Ah-.li-i-ia. •:a m the l. r- >- rj; atitity •-! dc-can d w-etal.lc
ilia to r < ontaii -d in tin-til. in a state «,! s< lulien. i- well
known, a- i- also that *d the waters ol lime.tom- regions,
in jiriHluetu- -r; .el. ealeuli. ami stine iti the bladder.
Tin* .-> / * - .s./oi.oiM .X* j ->■ is a;t ab-o!*jti* c< rri-etive
of iit- -e inj riot s |-io|irtie- of I«nl water, ami colts-.
<;m-ntlv pteii-uts the >ii?ea.-e.s wl.ieli they ocra-ion,
XX hole-ale i!c|h t at JARVIrt \ Co.. Itinytrists
ai,i;xamikk c. uakuv’s
t n i c o e ii E it o l; s,
OR Mcdituicd Compound. Lu ] iC'ci vinir. rcs.t* linor. nnd
1m ;iutifvdij£ l*.e luiir. * r;»il»euti!i" scrull and <kii*<li iiff.
prove..tiny L; l li.t ** and cy Imir. Kvery lady who ev« r
Hied it in 11 •*r«*-**iiijr ,i;oi*.i «»r msi-viv. pn-Limnees it
uiiriv:d**d. wittier 1 • »i* tin* heads of children or adults.
l*.s rhea j ue.-s i- am llivr leconinieudation. Of a
tnuf- mon* v iUiaide than any other article of it»* class, it
i> si ld at JOO per cent, h*»> price. Herd the treati eon tlto
hair and skin, in ti.e pamphlet ::cc mj anyin*/ (ach lu^tth*;
! there the philosophy oi its operation is made perfectly
th ar. It stimulate** nature t«> i>ei limn her t .notions, n\A
a** a pro] aration lor tin* hair, ami lor diseaiu - and hurl* of
! the skin, glands, arid muscles, i! l as no «qunl in the
world. It any dmiht exists a> to the virtue of Dairy's
Ti ieoph?*! on**. w« t e'er them to the iticlo>«*d te timoi.iaV,
and thou-amis ol ladies and gentlemen in town audcoi n
try. dAUYIS A: CO..
Worlti's Fair Flock.
8 le A •rents, r.ho will sr*]»ply the Trieoj he. ous at New
York |.) ice*. Ret;*il at in h« tiles.
AI RICAN MDI lIK!
I^.( >!* ( V.oh ra. l iarrho*. and jiyMUteiy. This remedy
1 h' • i* ** 1"i J- pci >ect success di ri* gft fen year’s
ideuce hy t!*»r* lletor on tl.i eoa>t ot \\ ute n Africa,
\v h« re t!.e .*• Lo\ «• »U .*, *e> an* ol hail; occiirr* in a. Having
h*'d j 1 i'• in 1 experience nt flu* elln aey of this medicine,
v.e led the utmo.st coninlt nee in tec* loinci dinjr il to the
l-ddic. .!AUYi> C*»..
Ajrcuts h r Mi nne-ota.
VAlilETlEh ! VAHIKTIKS!!
I>OVv tIR S .ot. (;j -. thrh-. O . Marrow. Hair Oil,
til.is.** ami M dal 8 rinses. l*ur** Spices. Fo.a-h. B.il
Soda. S.arch. Sirychnim*. Hop*. Fid«!le S Let or
j l»p<**' Hr;* dies. jnk. n~/si f* t io\ LI s-and Metal
I L-.nib*. Pure Fay U .m. Lathin*f Sp<»n*re. and divers oilier
i kinds. \-f.. Ac., at JARVLN ACo s*.
niKAi* i i;i:d foii uikus.
CXANaUV. 11l !H|*. lh,|.e ~11.1 Millet. l la\ ami Black
, Muslim! See.u. Cuttle 1 i-l, It. lie. Willow l\e t> atirl
Birils Kou uta his, at ti.e iii-f.t tu»l B*u- tSti-n- of
.'AIt VIS & Cr.
ion FIC-NIC PARTIES.
Iy-hITI - i;.\ !UA( T Ol- col I Eli. T.;i- e.uiu-iit -of cac.li
buttle v, ill m.'.l.e JO caj.s j>. mu m/I'm. J i, ly c-i-ut- j.e
iiotlle. N .B.—This is a s.,;,ei-ii r article. Eoi ’siil- at
JARVIS \ Cu.
HUSTON PICKLES,
Ty lih. Sl 1I- I'tiiis. in cans. T-uiiain helehuj. | f e»-;-o,’ S>ii ■ cs,
j »Ve.. Ini* rill- at llu lull ; rices, at
JARVIS & C-i.
OFitNINL FLI ID,
VS. fEßiilt article, iinuh- by the ;,ri»|.rii-tors, by ill.
_ entin ly new pr-.i-ess, *t ' JARViIi ft C<*.
BLACK TEAT
\f liO.t E articl -. ut4oe!s. i—r I'-. 1 ! ! Con.-vmersnf
Black 'V--:i will liii.l tlti.-' a rhniru. wimJcsutm- arti
el- ami ii:.- heal.hie l J'e., in the waul 1.
JARVIS \ Cu.
TilE SM XCUI M ••t hVnkli'’ THANK-
Ft L.I.V ItIX'EIVEI),
fp't T'.il I*. lil.li . ll.il, eg .-ee-iia-'l Ure \ ;il.iiil,!e-e|-\ I-
I *J* im.is f*. I'a--. J-; ,| . an :'*i’er>>ici>-! ami ne
- -uOih.-iie*: C!i- i.i,-! w- can nit r t-> the |.«.l,V«c e\i--v
:: - -III';; i.i ll,eiiiii-t ii.itiil.il .-,!||| 111-11 l <!is] elis'ng . t*
*'! l ' j-re a-iini.i.iisem: l.amily reeij ,-s. frimi juircainj
M -"."ini s required during the iiVkt will receive
I !•' •»"!•• . R |> .1- <•„.
*vd i i Akl'f.V IKitS, AM»
i GN TRACTORS
*’ Y/,. . t.i.u’it! f, A. I >'i! * ti'i it* 1 . \\ t iii/oid
A !-K -•* * i 11. A',: ca u pulv Ila- ":i a liner :t "tildes
x utv r..;- -.1 at .! v;.\ i> ,v t:n.,
VV .1 i i'~ I. •; IV 1 ;■ R oh, its and Third
M. l-a.,1 .h.iv.i. l*-54 ti.
['Ait.»ii;u>, liUUK (Jt i :
I>' *A i’A A seed. at v. rv 1 111 r..lce. anil wan.'iiited.—
II JAIIV S A. CD.
| .ii. Paul. .!,■!.(• -;r.. 11 ;f.
on! s-isii a i.ij s ii'nti;:
VS ‘I I'i.N l>’i ! lot ot : id'-s. loi" . ml'. drinking nips,.
S\ I’anl. Jtu i". 4 t*. ‘ .1 AH VIS ,V ('! I. ,-r
dk oiUitiAMiX) hitters
, W'iTHOI tAi it* !. Hi" . "i'i u-iti. t..f liissol
II I’i i ‘■i.liv. dvlllitv. Illlidl 'J’<■ I•' i-'i ill ilii :■ I.
jai:vis .v ' - i>..
Appointed A .'iTi!- li-r M iiiu-iit.T.
>1 r. \ll AN AS INI A \<; U.\A >1 EX T.
V[ r i !(n USA i K lit 1-1 ] i iv!"i ~pi iic-. Ili liii IHi vi* ct.~.
1 I'll... 1,1" JA it VIS A; tin.
A’ 111 inli II I to | !,lli. UI'IAIIAOI rifcbll Olllv II l«'IV
| ■•!!, I-I, if. Ki i' mi Ii- l,v JARVIS ts C*>.
f>l iI) S I Ai;l\A I.i; l» ll' It Si'. I.I.sAMEXi. 1. r nil
JL / iiiiliclnms tin- hide i; hv.ir in. JARVIS A Co.
( Soli- Agent .
I VSill.M. 'JACK! E lit ei-t. I’• ili*s ill it I lirriiin. «t
JAIiViS A-i;.).
WINDOW <. Ii ASS, IiAKCL SIZES.
"I).\KiS Gieen. English. SiiiiivWhile ’/.hie. Chrome
, £ Own. IVi-mai'eut do. Ready tiii\i*4i Paints, all polcrv
JAltVig k VO.
lUII.V STACK COAI'IIES
I "IX MI I. leave Si. Imili'ii . v mcrning n( It a. y.. ami i,ii
i if tin* iiirrivil i,i ilu* St. Anthony Fallsstago.
WII have StiMivati r every morning a; 7 si., and ar-
I riic in tiiii" to o,i!'|,i-vt witli S\ Anthony Falls stav".
STILLWATER ANO TAYLOR'S I'ALfS.
Willlv.n. S ill.nit* ron Tav-ilas s. 'llmrsilavs ami fn(-
j unlays. at 7 a. si., a' ii letuni on nllorna.i' days.
I 1.... I’lm envois will bo valli'd for at tin- join ipal Iln
l''!'- S. I'OW HRS. I’rnpi-ii'lnr.
A’lsni-t S. lsr.4. amr 11-.ltf
NOT K E K XTRAO RUIN’ AIIY.
I'AU. AM) It /AT/ // IMroHTMIOX.
J id'tin* vili/on-of .VI. F.utl and vountrv
t" Ilivir now i sla'.di.-l.iin ,it. locatvd i :i tin'
co/.-xh'K or ii'.v.Ein ,s a xi> mrimt strkfts.
Woliavo iii^t o|hiiioil ilm allow vstalilisliinvnt willi a
rivli ami swii m lm-tv I t.."k of
uk.\n i' .i/.i he (Uninxc.
\ Of (111- vary f" ; t and finnst nn nil fa "til rv and latv-t
' stilv. inadv i*\prc slv foi*tliimarkot. at
t\ lI“I.Es.\I.E A Xl> RETAIL.
A vvrv full Mi]i|'li of
linvs' rj.CTtnxa.
Hats. v.i|>s. shirts, rollars. jrlovos. "I a vats, iindorsliirts,
Isi i's. id"., i ti*. A"1 l'Tidid assirtmi'nt of TRf'XKS.
IMil.i RI /IRER \xn O/E ru-r/l r/A'lfllXV.
Ravins partnors in Iln* l a't nho liny Iii I""*li trom im*
| j,or<i is. iwari' onalihnl to soil at tin* l.inv t N'*iv York
I Cash Fri: vs. I imi-t' vail at tin-
STAR rumnxa STORE.
C >n,"r R.di"i ts and Fourth slrocts.
I u Otr t": no arv Cash. ... A
M. .'•CIIOTTENFEI S fc CO.
! Alienist 10. 1 sr,f.
COXSIGXMEXT SALES.
KA\ TNG ion in li at a wry low flviuht a largo •dock oF
.'! l.i' os. 1 w ill si 11 tin- li.ilanw ol tho lot. coiisi-t
--inj? ol tlio fidl*livings, at tho following prices :
• o ldds It dehor's S. H. ayruj* M"las-os at 40i'
Vo lit ldds do do do do 4Ve
Vo hlils X. O. do do do V7e
Call -.on if you want to buy. B. I RF.-I.F.Y.
Align'd 10. * ang 11-doV
t*W. r. vast mm. nns. s. uum.
VAX nOUKX *r BEM’IIKK,
T \Ul'o<.iSTii AND Al‘<l’lliKCAß K'. doaU is in Oils,
1./ I aints. Varni hos. |i\o Stulfs. Clivinioals. Surgical
Instrumonts. Glasswaro. Ilriishos. I’rrl'umcr.v. Kxtraots,
Soaps. Fa nay Artiolo . lf..kc.. wdnlosalo and retail, Du
l»'jf|iio. lowa. Mlin street, om* door holow Sixth.
'Phi ioians' I’ri' eriptions carefully jiroparod at any
hour of tiiv day or night. july 20—dAwtl
NEW HOOKS.
X IKK and Su ingsof Mrs. I'artington,
j flush Times of the Mississippi,
Russia A It Is.
A rica and the American Ha".
C. IIA'Iir.TON k tV.,
jnneoO-dlf Ne.,11, Vi'in low Hou e
STR iVURi SI RIMWIXG strange:
'I lIAT Grnrrriea ran he aolil ao cheap.
* Great iiidu emeiit» are held out lo person* wi*h
ing Family flroeeriea. at my old stand, as 1 am defer
mined to make room for my spring stnek.
J. W. HOWNKR.