The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-03

- The Democrat says We cooled of to- |
wards the time Of election. and abandoned the |
support Of Mr.. Rice's opponent for Congress.
Admitting this to be true. which We do not, we |
had an illustrOus and analogous example to
follow. David, Olmsted, in 1850, started out |
with supporting himself for Congress, as the !
nominee of a mongrel convention, but before !
the election he got clear over to the Wing side |
and voted for the Wing candidate.
- The editor of the Democrat is constantly !
haunted with the idea that we are about to join !
his party. That he need not fear. so long as he |
is connected with it. We had quite enough of
associating. politically with him in 1850, when
We stood side by side, battling for the election
of Mitchell, the Wing candidate for Congress.
The Crystal Palace Of Cathcart, Kern < Co.. |
on Roberts street, continues to be one of the
chief attractions of this place. The reputation
which it has acquired Of keeping everything |
and the best of everything. has we suspect. done
more towards establishing its present populari-
ty than the low prices and the honorable deal
ing and gentlemanly attention of the proprie-
tOrs-DemOcrat
We dissent to the above as SANDER upon
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street We are aware that a we'll selected stock
of everything is something toward the success
of mercantile establishment but then if the
Crystal Palace folks were devoid of honor in
dealing and gentiemaniy attention to their Gus
toners, as we'll as guilty of the folly of selling
at high prices, as limited at by our neighbor. we
imagine the fair throngs which crowd the estab-
lishment would be few and far between
The cars on the G. g. U. Railroad. are now
running to Lena, twelve miles east of Galena.
and it was expected that by to-day. dec. y the
road would be completed to within six miles of
the latter place. Persons who travel east. will
he glad to learn this tact-no more staging, on
ly think of Maf!-Pi0neer.
Several mistakes, neghbor. In the first place.
there is no such road as you name, building west
Of Freeport. Next, Lena is forty miles east of
Galena and lastly. if the road gets within six
miles of the latter place next June, there will
be all occasion of rejoicing we do not now an
ticipate.
Dickson as will be seen by his card, although
shot at and not missed. is still in the land of the
living and on hand to provide for the good liv-
ing of others The .Nonpareil Restaurant
goes on, and is the very place to drop in for a
hot and well got up meal of cold day or eve
ming. Things are provided there in the very
best of style, but do not take our word for this.
Sunday was a cold day-a day that would
have done justice to mid-winter. The mercury
stood at II degrees at daylight"
That was at Davenport, Iowa. on the 9th ut..
as we learn from the Gazette BY the record it
was quite cold day here but several degrees
warmer than indicated by the instrument of our
Davenport neighbor.
DEMONSTRATION. Henry \. Wise was mar
ried to Miss Mary Lyons. at Richmond, Va, on
the LIST ult
Mr.. Brown-the very identical Jim Brown
the science nigga. perhaps-plays the tonso-
rial exquisite Oh Third, at Dahl's old stand
He is at least scienced at shaving but is no
money shark
READY FOR THE HOILDAYS.-LcDuc has all his
fixings for the pleasant days shortly to come,
besides everything else in his line. His notices
speak for themselves.
I Key X May have dissolved, and Mr. Rcy
continues the business. both at the Lcvee and
Roberts street stands. Mr. RS we'll establish
ed reputation as a merchant, is a sure guaran-
ty that he has full stock and will dispose of it
to the satisfaction of customers
$ Tyson Co.'S store presents fine display
of the luxurious, good and substantial things of
this life. Their old customers need not expect
l to be disappointed upon calling, let them en-
qnire for whatever they may.
- Hcenan displays tn; Worlds Fair to-
day in the Minnesotian, and with his corps of
accommodating clerks, stands ready to display
the contents of its shelves to all customers who
may call. This old and well established nst-
tuition was never more popular than at pre-
sent.
ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-Thompson' Reporter
of the 18th has the following as a leader:
LAND Ho! Wall street is out of the woods
The tide has turned and we are bound up En-
change on Europe has fallen below a specie
pOint-gOid is on the increase in our Banks
deposits INSTRUMENTATION are easily OBJ
$ misunderstanding on the dcclinc-Stocks are
irsing-nO panic among the Banks-all's safe
The bank of Owego is good--no Connecticut
! Bank has failed. The Patchin Bank of Buffalo
2 has stopped but its notes are secured. and il is
our opinion that they will he redeemed in a
short time. The Bank of Massillon. Ohio. is
said to have failed. There may be a few more
failures among railroad sufferers, but the coun-
, try is safc-thc Banks with few exceptions.
are safe. The merchants, all who have kept
$ out of railroad specuations. are sound Bro
: kers and bankers, except railroad bond and
I stock spectators. are safe. On the whole.
these United States were never safer Now for
2 higher prices-Bank eyDanSiOns-sncculotions
f glorious times-pienty of money and plenty
of fun. Have mercy on all croakers aud old
fogies.
, A WARNING.-A young man named Thomas
Lowell was recently killed below Muscatine by
the bursting of gun in his hands. The breach
pin penetrated his skull His body was not
; discovered until next day.
Advices from Montreal in regard to the trial
of the Maynr and Snynral lit