The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-05

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various and pleasant companion for the
rail-car, the steamboat, and the Preside"
The Maine Liquor Law which passed
the Massachusetts, Legislature and was
vetoed by the Governor: re-passed the
Legislature, and has been approved by
the Governor. There was no provision
in the latter bill for submitting it toa vote
Of the people. 1t takes effect in thirty
days.
The Nominee came in on Thursday
morning with very heavy freight. She
also brought large number Of passengers.
The Ben Campbell had not yet arrived at
Galena, Tut was hourly expected. 1t is
presumed she will arrive in time to COM
mencc her trips this week.
The St. Anthony Express has entered
on its second volume. 1t will hereafter
be conducted by GEO. D. Bowman, Edi-
tor and Publisher. We understand that
Mr.. B. is young man, a practical print
err, and from Pennsylvania. The Express
las been heretofore ably conducted, and
judging from the present number, we are
inclined to think that it will continue to
merit the patronage which has been be-
slowed upon it. In politics, the Express
will continue to advocate the doctrines Of
the Wing party, and its position in re-
gard to local politics will be the same as
formerly. The Express is deserving
people of St. Anthony, sustain it.
The Franklin No. 2, came up on Mon
day morning last. She brought up a
heavy load. During the day we learn
she went up to St. Anthony. We are in
formed that she succeeded in getting
above Checvcr's Landing, but that the
current was SO strong she could not land.
This is the first time that a boat has been
to St. Anthony for nearly two years. 1t
is said that the occasion caused TO little
stir among the usually quiet people Of St.
Anthony.
Sartain's Magazine for June has been
received. This is monthly of sterling
worth, and we are gratiiied TO see such
evidence of its continued prosperity
This number is fully equal TO any of its
predecessors, both in reading matter and
establishment, and we cannot too strong
" recommend it TO the attention of our
readers.
The publishers of the N. Y. Tribune
prolfer their weekly edition from June
18th (when the Wing candidates will be
nominated at Baltimore until Nov. 2Sih
ensuing, on the following terms:
copy for the term, (22 wceks) 1913
5 copies, TO one address, $50
II copies, do, 500
% copies, do, 1000
The liquors which were seized the
other day were brought up by the Nomi-
nee last week. In justice to Capt. Smith,
however, we will state that he was not
on board during that trip, and knew moth
ing about their being on his boat.
The Franklin, No. 9, and the Excel
sior have arrived within the last week,
with large quantities Of freight and many
passengers. There is a good deal Of bu-
siness this season On the river.
The St. Anthony Express gives an &C
count of young chicken lately Matched
on Rum River, with two pair of legs
The four legs were all perfectly formed;
the hips of the extra pair being joined to
its body just back of the centre of loco
motion. The animal used both pairs to
progress, although when our informant
saw it, Cat about four days old, it did not
seem to have become fully accustomed TO
its unusual apparatus. The Express
predicts that the chicken will yet make
| d llOlSc lii tHe world.
We arc requested to state that Rev.
Mr.. Woodward, of Galena, III, will preach
on Sabbath next, at half past 10 A. NJ,
and 8 o'clock P. NJ, at the Temperance
Hall, St. Paul.
The numerous friends of orr towns
man, A. j. Morgan, will regret to learn,
that he has been suddenly called away to
attend the bedside of dying father
We are pleased, however, to announce
that it is his intention to return again to
st. Anthony, in short time, when he
will remain among us as a permanent
cltizcn.-N. .Anthony Express.
MAINE LAW AMONG THE CAERoKEEs.
The Hon. Waddy Thompson has re-
Gently visited the Cherokces, and in an
account of his visits nuhli>bod !, III,