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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

c. c. Hoffman, just above our Office. has
on hand a fine assortment of Boots and Shoes.
which is worthy the inspection of the needful-
Call and see him.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

Cv Moses Y. Beach, of the n. Y. Sun, has
been sued for libel. He published an article re-
hecting on the character of Ferdinand Wood. the
candidate for Mayor
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c. The Secretary of the Navy has named one
of the new vessels stationed at Washington, The
Minnesota. Quite complimentary to our terri
tory. ~
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CO Cholera, since its first appearance in 1917,
has, it is stated, swept off upwards of 70,O0O,OoO
Of the human race.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

Us Thirteen thousand dollars have been recoy-
cred OF VIM. X. Hall. Superintendent of the
Harlem Railroad, for seduction and breach of
promise,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

Cy5' The Lady Franklin was at Point Douglas
on Saturday night. She discharged her freight
anu returned to Galcna. No mail was aboard.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21
REAL ESTATE.

CO 100 acre Land Warrants, are now selling
in New York at SITS.
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CO VIM. Brewster, Esq, has changed his
place of business. See adv.
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CsT The great apostle of Temperance, Father
Mathew, is in ill health. He has gone to the Ma
deria Islands to recruit
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following Congressman as elected from y. OAK.
Dist. Dist.
| Vail. KIN. Il skinner Soft Dem.
, Strinahan, W. Is Jackson, Hard Dem.
> Pcon, W. X. y. 20 Metteson. Wing.
/ Kelley, Soft y GILBERT, Wing.
) Whitney. X. y. II Granger, Wig.
6 Wheelr, Ind. - Morgan.
Chi;ds H. Whir. % Oliver, Anti-Ncb. ID.
: Wukeruon. Whi~ - Wilkins. soft X. "
9 Clare. X. " Wig. 80 Pr;ngle, Wing.
IL Kin". Wig 81 Flaglcr, Wig.
II Miller. Whir - Haven, :. q. Wing.
Is Sane. WIZ. SO Edwards, *. y. W.
Ii Dickson, Wing.
From this it Will be Sc n that four teen pure
Wh;-s have been elected, three Wing know-No-
things: two Know Nothings. four Democrats.
one Independent, and one whose politics are not
known.
III, loth, -, 10th, 2ls:, 22d 9th, and 2Sth
districts not heard fIom
The vote for Governor Is PIT down as
follows:
Seymour, 'o,oOo
Clark, ou,ooo
MAIN, oi,oVo
This would give Seymour majority of 10000
over Clark and 5000 over tlmann. We are IN
cl;ncd to think that his majority will be decreased
when the vvtc is all in
From 80 to Thirty five Anti Nebraska Congress
men have been elected, which is good enough for
one State.
In New jersey the Whies have done we'll
They have elected four congressman out of five,
that is, including one Wing X. y. The follow
ing are The Gentlemen elected and their majorities:
Dist |. Isaiah -. Clawson, Whig, K.N. 1909 maj.
- Geo. f.. Robbins. Wing. 2J,O -
:; james Bishop, Wing, 1903
Geo. Vail. Dem. Nebraska, 800 .
:, } y. c. VI. Pennington, Wing, 1900 s.
In the State Senate there is a tic. House Anti
Nebraska. Anti-Ncbraska majority in the State,
5000.
and Better.
A late New YORK Tribune states that Myron
Clark is elected Governor by one hyndrcd ard one
majority. The Herald says Seymour is elected
by 500 ma jorjty.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

CO Genius unexerted, says ii. w. Beehcer. is
no more genius than bushel of acorns is forest
of oaks.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

Cz57lt is estimated that 10000 persons emigrate
from Holland and Germany to the United States
annually.
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William Brewster q Co.,
(LATE OF WESTERN BANK. PhId..)
u A n * 4. 5S -

Exchange and Real Estate Brokers',
Cor. Third and Wdbdshaw sts opposite Post Officc,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Prompt attention given Collections in ali parts The Ter
exchange.
Land Warrants
Bought and sold located to the favor of actual
settlers.
Town Itry property for sale for cash time.
We personal attention the Purchase and Sale
Property, the Payment OF Taxes, Entering Land, LO
Gazing Land Warrants, ali other business that may be
entrusted Ia
money RENTED Great Britain, Ireland
Germany and France.
ST. Paul, July %, IO5l-wtf.
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C57 Henry Ward Beechcr calls the Know No.
things ''Protestant Jesuits.'' He is down on
them with vengeance.
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DAILY LINE OF STAGE COACHES.
SAlNT p iI-I. ANl SIII l so aTER

DAILY LINE OF STAGE COACHES.
SAINT PAUL AND SALTWATER
St. Paul morning the arrival Of the
St. Anthony Falls Stage.
saltwater morning and arrive in town to
meet with st. Anthony Falls stage.
Saltwater and Ia ylor's Falls.
saltwater Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at and
return alternate days.
ST, Paul and Shakopec.
WILL LEAVE
ST. Pu Monday, Wednesday, and Friday returning al
tcrnate days.
z-Passengers Principal Hotels.
Aug 10 WITT S. POWERS, Proprietor.
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Cz7@ Potatoes selling at sixty-fve cents per
bushel in the Boston, market, and are plenty at
thot
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Cs5F \ machine has been invented for digging
po;aoes, which it is said will turn out several
acres in Il day.
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CT77 At II place called Morrisana, town some
ten miles from New York, there were ID inha5it
ants in 1919. Now there are upwards of co.,
Land which could be purchased then for ST.
per acre, is now sold at 500 per lot. This is
equal to st. Paul.
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C-37 From private letter received from Gale
na by gentleman in this city, we learn that the
following Banks were d>crcJted at that city.
Exchange Bank, Buffalo. y. V
Farmers's Bank, Saratoga, y. y.
Woodbury. Bank, Conn.
Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Toronto, c. w.
Bank of Napicyille, Ill.
DuPagc County Bank, Ill.
C3s7 Within a few days past money has been held
at Il high figure. We know of an instance where
$l10O loaned at > per cent, per month on
bond and mortgage. Time three months
1.Bessed are those who have, for unto them shall
lie given The loancr realizes $50 for the use
of his money. This, it is true, is an insulated
case, but money is continually changing hands at
3 and per cent. Two months ago, money could
be readily procured at |, II and , per cent.
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n. PROPER. CARLOS WILCOX.
PROPER Il WILCOX.
Dealers in Real Estate Practical Surveyors and General
Agents.
OFFICE in the u. S. Land Onice Buildings,
MINNEAPoLIS. MINNESOTA.
I'VE purchase and sale village and city
w property lands in this vicinity and
veying and entering ln in the Piner"s else
where the Territory Property and titles carefully
paid; collecting done. &C. solicited.
All business entrusted will receive prompt and careful
attention.
GENESEE, MICu.-Ion. Fenton, Register u s. Land
Offices Hon. Russell Bishop Receiver, do.
Pontiac MIcH-lIon c. T. Copeland, Judge Cd Judicial
District.
Michigan Railroad Il. White, Esq, Directors doc
SAGINAW, MICH.-M. b. Hess, Esq, p. NJ Hon. James
Wat>on-
DETROIT, MIcH.-G s. Lester, ESQ., Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant; Mcssrs. Lewis Graves do; j. p Whit
temore, Atty at Law.
CLEyELAxD, O.-IIon VIM. Case, Prcs't p. & A. Il. r.
PITTSBURGH, PA.-Ausin Loonis, Esq, Stock and TX
change Broker.
MINNEAPoLIs, NJ. T.-1Ion. A. f. Ames; NJ LIE Olds, Re-
gister L. :. Land Once; Il. =. Russell, Receiver.
SAINT rAUL-Ex-'iovemor Alex Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
Goruau J. Travis RoSser, Sec'y NJ. T.
BURLINGTON. VT.ev. Worhington Smith, ID. D., Pres
L. " Farrand " MEDIC, Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering l.. Can, Collector Customs
TROY. y. Y.-P. NJ. Corbin, E>q Cashier Union Bank.
AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEHINAny.-Rev Win. o. T.
81 id. Professor OF Sacred Rheorc and Past Tieo
Lumber and Produce.
CHICAGO, ILLs-Iohn b. Turner, Esq President g. e. G.
U. R.R.: ~ X. Towncr Esq. Sec'y 90.
BELvIDERE. ILIs-Ho. Cephns Gardner; Hon. r. s. Ma
ony. NJ. D. ami Alex. Nicely. ESD, Prrs't Beviere Bank.
FORT sNELLIsG: NJ T-Eranhiin Steele Esq
ORWELL, VT.--IIon. Roswell B-hUnc-
octl9-dwH
1854. CITT CASH FURNISHING STORE. 1854.
WINNIE Il COOLEY,
MERCHANT TAILORs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
Frs AND MANUFACTCRERS IN
Rcady-aIade Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boys and
Childrcn's Clothing.
Cir D.,
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TIE ELECTIONS.

The Cleveland Herald of the 10th gives the
following Congressman as elected from y. \ OAK.
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notice.,


IL having claims against Ramsey County, st. Paul
n District, taking the sick, Will please bear in
their bills unless previously notified
the sickness of said persons.
authority of the County Commissioners.
9. IS5l-wtfl
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Cs5SIs your dwelling surrounded by shade trees
and shrubbery? If not, relieve yourself from
this rcproach the ensuing spring.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

% Fourteen State Tickets were in the field at
the late New York election. Tour of them were
alike.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

THE GREATEST VICTORY YET.
High Prices Falleu.!
OOD MORSE By keeping large and well selected stock
w of Boots Shoes constantly at
ceeded in reducing high prices living both
and seer-can an see. WOOD MORSE.
ect15-f - -r@Ta-TT-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

JOHN STEWART. ALEx'R STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS,
importers and Commission Merchants, s-E1
VITHOLESALE in Wines, Brandies, Gin, whisky
w Segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints, varnshcs, SC.
Agents for the sale of
Slows Patent Erasive Soap,
Keniars Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
23S and $40, South Water Street,
Chicago, IIlineis.
septs-em
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

ssTruth r. Mighty and VIII Prevail.' .zsssS
T1HOsE any doubt in regard the fall Sc
BAsrOPOI- possibly regard n the
High rrices!H they will only wuess sSusl,s
the Bosfon Boot and Shoe Store. .ss-vsa
asf. lts. WOOD MORSE.
1fyWENTY Years the Phipane slapds, for ss At 81
Il - s-T 80 zE. HowITZ co.'s DO0KST0REt
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

DIR. GEO. w. HUNTINGDON,
Physcf1n, 80
OFFERS his professional citizens Of ST. Pan
" and vicinity. Once and residence, WtssFoe Horss.
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C. y The American schooner Peerless, has been
captured as SLAYER, with slaves on board. She
near Bavehonda.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

y The drinking rooms in New Orleans are
obliged by law to close at IL O'Clock at night.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

HARPER, PUTNAM, AND GODEYy MAGAZINE
ID ECEIvED by NAH The Isl Of each month. PERSON.
N wishing them reservcd VIII please hand IN their
Single copies sold at Is cents each, NJ - CoNBS g
noy6 s7Af- Bookstore.
r9-Demoerat ana Pioneer COPY q = - ~
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SAINT PAUL
LION AND IRRASS E0lIEARX ".

rT1IS establishment Is furnished with good assortment
Patterns, ready fill orders all descriptions
and reasonable TERMS Having experienced
Pattern Maker. in employ, are prepared To get
pa terms any description that may be called for
Also-lrOn Turning and Finishing.
Brass, and Composition Casting, made to Order Rabbit
METAL AZ, constantly on hand.
brass and copper, taken in exchange for work.
+. X. J. b. GILMAN.
st. Paul, Sept. 9, 1854. dw-Iy
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INFTY DOLLARS REWARD be paid to any party Who
VIII give information the thief
cnty cut downs shade Sinson, brown Ramsy's
addition The trees principally stsen from sub
scrser's house. A. VANCE BROWN
y
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,.- .--. HEAR: HEARm HEARM ~..--,--
GEAD he has just engaged the services three
l right from Bankers Pbla Pa now ready
supply the demand Sans Friction Boots. he
rants that they will outwear two pair ordinary
Call and st. Anthony street, Rice House,
the opposite side Of the street, where may seen some
the best any place Affords not even
eeptiRc Phad- Ipbiz. povl-tf.
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a late New YORK Tribune states that Myron
Clark is elected Governor by one hvndrcd and ono
majority. The Herald says Seymour is elected
by 500 ma orjty.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

SUPREME COURT,
SPECIAL TERM the Court OF the Territory of
N Minnesota is deemed and hereby ordered to
be Capitol, st. Pa,, the First Wednesday
December next, at ten O'clock i'm the forenoon.
hands at Saint Paul this 9th day OF Novem
ber in the 1851.
WM. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice.
NJ. S!IERBURNE, Associate Justice.
Noy. 9-3Jd
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nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Crockery, Third
~ st. Paul. augI5-wt
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STOVES. STOVES.
TIVE undersigned received commission large
sortment If STOVES, manu- ctured at Roc hester, New
York. among which may be found
Premium Cooking Stove, Uncle TOMS Cabin,
Bang Up Air Tight. David Crockett Air Tight,
Extra avy Stoves, - Black Warrior,
Iron Air Tight. Hero, Eievatef Ovens,
River. Elevated Flued Air Tight Stoves
Ovens. Air Tight I"
sold at lower price than they
be bought the city Of St Paul. or in the Territory
Liberal discount made on prices TO those who buy fol
he purpose selling. e. McLAGAN X co.
ST. Paul Sept. -, 1854 II
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NOTICE.
WE. mutually the
w following hours of the day regular banking hours:
Forenoon, from s to II,
Afternoon, from 2 to a.
BROWN 81 FLETCHER,
MACKUBIN & EDGERTON,
RICE, HOIIJNSTIEAD g. BECKER,
a. VANCE BROWN CO.,
BORCP & CAKES.
st. Paul, Oct. I3, 1854. oct20-tf.
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C277 The Reciprocity Bill has passed the House
of Pertinent by vote of 10 to i.
cr57 The Winona Land Office is to be orcn on
the 9TH of December.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-21

EMPIRE BLOCK.
VTNHE Manager Of the SAINT PAUL GYMNASIUM takes
pleasure in informing the citizens st. vic;n
ty that he has opened his in the EMPIRE BLOCK
the recreation OF gentlemen wishing to indulge in the health
storing exercise afforded To
fully developed structure
gym adapted
healthy the physical Exercise. together
pure and cold judiciously used, nanns
prescribed his establishment,
weakly strong and robust
Mr. Manchester has been considerable expense fitting
for the purpose above named and hopes
share of public patronage in his business.
8. p. MANCHESTER, Manager.
ST. Paul, Nov. l6-if tffft fs4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
RIFLES ron THE rot III.

Ii you want to cultivate Your mind and
succeed IN the pursuit of knowledge OBJ
serve carefully the following rules;
!. Take care Of leisure moments as
you would OF gold.
:. Do nu1 spend ..4v.l ,A~n - s.ooas
sary IN sleep.
3. Withdraw from idle and silly COM
panlons.
4. Have always some good reading on
hand.
5. Read not many novels, but history,
biography, and works OF science.
6. Always think, always observe, al
ways seek to learn.
Z. Think Of the pleasure Of knowl-
edge; and the disgrace Of ignorance.
;. Take as your motto what has been
done, eau be done"
.. Ii at first you don't succeed try, try,
again.
10 Remember the old m:-Hon-
esry IS the best policy.
Follow these rules and there is no such
word rs fail"
Never allow your modesty or pride, to
restrain You from asking questions, whore
information is 10 lie obtained
BE- true 10 your friends and respectful
to all
Never allow your passions TO get the
control Of Your better judgement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21

How 10 tell a good Teacher.

A gentleman from Swampvillc, Stat,
/ OF New York, was telling how many diE
ierent occupations he had attempted
Among others, lie had tried school teach,
Ing.
How long did You ,each'" asked q
hys'ander.
WAL, didn't teach long ,ha, is on.
ly We3H to teach
Odd you hire ont 2"
"Nal, | didn't hire out; | only rcr,
TO hire ont"
Why did YOU give it up?"
"Nal, gave il up-for some reason
or nuther. You see | travelled into the
district and inquired for the trustees
Somebody SAID Mr.. >nickles was the
man wanted to see. SO | found Mr..
>nirkes-namcd our object, Introducing
myScit-and asked him what he thought
about letting me try my luck with the big
boys and uuruIy gals in the district
He wanted TO know if really considered
myself capable, and told him | wouldn't
mind his asking me few easy questions
III 'rlthnetic and biography, or showing
my hand writing But he SAID no, never
mind, lie could tell a good teacher by his
gait
Let me see yoa walk off Il little
ways says he, "aud can tell, says he,
'Jjs's wells Id heard you examined" :"
says hc
He sot in the door as be spoke, and
thought he looked a little sktrish; but
was considerable frustrated. and didnt
mind much. So ! tuncd about and
walked Of, as smart as | inow'd how
He said he'd tell me when to stop. So
kept on till | thought Id gone fur enough
then spectcd s'thing was to pay and
looked round. Wal, the door 1cas shut
and &aickles ras gone''
Did YOU 50 back =
Wal, no--I didn't 30 back"
Did you apply for another school2"
Wal, no-I didn't apply for another
school" SAID the gelAIcman IRON swamp
vile, Il rather judged my appearance
was against me-"
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4 Flower. Description.

The yiruous woman is an angel in dry
goods and glory. She makes sunshine,
blue SKY, Fourth Of July, and happiness
wherever she goes. Her path is one Of
delicious roses, perfume and beauty
She Is a sweet poem written ia rare
words, choice calico, and good principles,
Men stand before and worship her, as 50
many admiration points ready TO melt in
10 cream and ruu into their boots. Her
words float round the ear, like music,
birds Of Paradise, OF the Trinity bells
Without her, society would lose its truest
attraction, the church its hrmest reliance,
Young lnea the very best Of comforts and
company. Her influence and generosity
restrain the vicious, strengthea the weak,
raise the Iouly flannelshit the hcathcn,
aud embGiden the faint hearted.
Whenever you fad the yir,uous wo-
man, you also find pleasant firc5ides, ho-
quets, taste, clean clothes, order, good
living, gentle hearts, music, Light and
model institutions generally Size is The
flower oi humanity, a yary Venus IN dim
ty, aud her Inspiration IS the breath o.
Heaven.
Take onr hat-umbrella, cane, anG
hynnEook will be sent IN the morning
Ercdance.
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NO. II.
THs. TEHkisH WAR.


ever io' faE'> journals publish what
l"fpor'S - p" letter OF instruction from
..' '"'F ''",Ts 10 'hcr ambassadors at
'o"siiidlHoPic ealing on Turkey to ac-
""''S' II u p"2y@j4l settlement, with the
a~2"'a"'r '1a5 Russia intends no infringe
"r'3 d. tj' l"lkish sovereignty. ltpro-
, P.>'S uat negotiations shall take place IN
" I.o'r"I yoH"t'y', 4"t that The opening
w the t"o'ercnce shall be the s.gnal for
aII arhe>,'e. 1he letter guarantees the
uI' .oI'.> o' lht present turkish s3Ver-
envy. ne sultan 5 repl} was expected
! 10 rea"h Vienna on he 10Th OF Dccem-
! b"r~
severe shlrmshcs on the Danube have
,ahrn place, The Russians attacked
h''r'4' on I1e 4ih December, tut were
rtPo,Scd WIN great carnage on both sides
! on the 18th two Russian steamers with
s4H coats made an unsuccessful attack Oh
Ma,'him.
! mere IS nothlng really later from
ASA. me general tenor OF the adrices
ndmatcS that the operations during No
'emo'f were uniavorahIe TO the Turks.
lUfhey has Iorhlddcn the expectation
ol gram hot contracts are permitted 10
oc competed, An mSurrecton had
broken out IN rmeo IN favor Of Turkey
lhc provinces OF bess Arabia, kheron
ami iauns were placed under martial
law by Russia. Private accounts from
Lrzo"a OF November II confirm previ-
Gus S'''I'neh'S OF turkish successes,
4 fFAtlN# u
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Rrcnu1rs ron rnr Russ1Ax Amy

III outhoris;,- >~~>r,a,, ~, FROM, the
register kept hy the priesthood how many
Youths there are III the town or village,
from II to 30 years Of age and who
ever has Ave sons must part with four,
the Oldest only being left ii, home.
\ party of soldiers surround the house
or school III which the youth OF youths
are, aud then take fAcm away by main
force, al only few minutes notice. loav-
ing them no tlme 10 say farewell 10 thcir
friends. Ii one particular case two
youths, one = aud the other Il were
kidnapped ia this way ffon the house Of
their gran lmo.hcr, aged -, where they
were stopping Oh visit, aad perhaps
the poor fellows will never see taelr home
again. An army raised in this cruel and
abominatIc way cannot be animated by
much love for its commander, or zeal for
his service. Itmust hate the flag under
which it Is compelled % fight, and he
ready 10 yield at any time 10 generous
enemy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
THE CoNIos SCHOOLS Or New INC

Tue CoNIoS Schools Or New INC
LAEp. From the last official returns of
the public schools in the New England
States the whole number OF pupils III al
tendance during the year was 81 ,9s2.-
Tie whole cost Of instruction for the year
was n1o, ,l3l. In Vermont the average
cost oI each pupil was - /; in Name
- "a: in Connecticut ) ,35, in Rhode
island - In Massachusetts the law re-
qulres each town to raise hp tax at least
81 80 per child between five and fifteen
years ot are as condition OF receiving a
share Of the income Of the State sahoo.
fund, Al the towns complied with ta.s
condition last year, and $50 towns raised
double the SUM required. The amount
expended ia Massachusetts last year tol
each cAlld between the ages above .amed
was S4,5l.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
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The American Sword.

Forged form oppression's chain,
Welded when tears were vain,
Sword OF the free,
Nations their iron bands
shapo 70 avenging brands,
Thinking Of thee.
Sword that our fathers drew,
God keep thy shining blue
Spotless from guilt'
Honor thy blade anoiut,
Wrong fear and feel thy point,
Right grasp thy hilt.
Concord and Lexington
Saw thy great work begun,
Llberty's friend.
Whe in the future wise,
Reads with prophetic eyes,
Where it shall end!
Heroes, in olden time,
Graced with some runic rhyme
Blades used in bght
Be this proud sword thy tune,
While shine the sun and moon.
God and the right!