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L HER HO NJ ES'S

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner Of BENT0Nand EUPER0SiivE Streets, ~
EB- oMco No. l06 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Two Doorsfrom the 81. Charles TheGtfs;
Manufacturer the Latest and Patterns
VFRANDAHS, DOORS SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRIDGES,
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRONTS, CAPT,
TAILS all of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK
Building Purposes.
tY- BUILDERS HARD WARE-A large complete assortment
Prices STAND, No. ST. CHARLES
STREET. ly
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A LCOHOL-l0 bills landing from steamboat
- saranac No. p and for sale low from Leyee by
ms A. DELAGRAVE CO., III Afaenzirs st
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PANIC George Grskatzhi, q Polish soldier,
deserted from his regiment in the harvest of the
year 1917 Hewas discovered, a few days after,
drinking and making merry in a common ale
house.
The moment he was apprehended, he was
80 much terrified, that he gave a loud shrek,
and was immediately deprived of the power of
speech.
When brought to court-martial, it was i'm
possible to make him artieulate word; nay, he
then became as immovable as statue, and ap-
peared not to be conscious of any thing that was
going forward. In the prison, to which he was
conducted. he neither ate nor drank
The officers and priests at first threatened
him, and afterwards endeavored to soothe and
calm him, but all their efforts were in vain. He
remained senseless and immovable
His irons were struck off, and he was taken
out Of the prison, but he did not move Twenty
days and nights were passed in this way, during
which he took no kind of nourishment; he then
gradually sunk and died
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which they oiier 10 supply DrugEii
Wholesale prices.
w- General Depot and Special
New orleans, In, n.
vERMIFUeEs.
Wansr's Canadian, 5Ef-
" Euain'B, Il
Perry's Dead Shot,
1 Jayne'u foni'
Ksrl'a, 7M9 &
D. A. Tahnestock's,
MoLane',
| RALsAMS 4 COUGH REMEDIEi
Wiatsr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Hanting's Naptha,
Bherman's Bslsam,
BuchRn's Hungarian, l.4
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup, +.
BArtholomew'a Expectorant,
Hsll'p Balasm, ~ ETY. -'3
swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Llverwort,
Jayne's ETpectorant, ~
Winor's Elecampaius, ... l
Rogers Livsrwort md Tar,
Mira. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Sthbler's Cherry Expectorant,
Loudon'H Indian do.
DR.. Rose,a do. 5e
sARsAPARiLLAs.
DR.. John Bull's,
y. p. Towngend's, ALI
Sandn'e,
Carpenter's,
Wynkoop,s, -3, a
Shakef's,
p,.,, Grafsnberg'!
Guysott's Yellow Docs
PLASTERS,
Well'a Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Badean's,
Knspp's Indian
Aleock'a Porous,
Grifi,h's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arsica
LINIMENTS. tt a.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrsll's Arabian
Bu!lsr's Nerve and Bone, -,
Hunts,
Hayes'g,
To6ias'a Venetian
Heweats Nerve and Bone. a7s 5
Kellinger's, -
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horst
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0agood's Indian Chologosus,
Rowsnd's Tonic Mixture,
Smith'n Tonic Syrup,
Wynkocp's Tonic, a@. 5ta
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifnge.
LOZENGES.
sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locook's Puimonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett'k Wahpene or Hair Gloss,
Barry's Trieopherous,
Lyons Khtharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair InBigorstor,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
HRuel's Eau Lustrale,
Qldridge's Balm OF Columbia,
RadwAy's Circassian Balm. 5
PANACEAS, vi
SWANS, Houck's,
Cullsn's Indian Vegetable, .-[-.i
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALvEs.
Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Holloway'a Ointment,
MeAllister's All Healing,
Brooke Magic Salve, Pryor's Pile
Gray's, Harrison'a Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin'a,
Louden's All Healing, Russia,
OILS.
Ruahton's Cod Liver Oil, a..
MoNsir'a Acoustic, Scsrpa's do.
British, Harlaem.
BITTERS. .--s
Mofat's Phoenix, Blake's Aromatic
W0LFE's AROMATIC
I'd Drnsgtlts and Merchants,
contained in the above catalogue, "
ing or sending their orders as abov
tenaive assortment Of GENUINE /
States, and at the loves. prices.
=. WR
GENUINE ME-
MA tt N,
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"A LCOHOL.-20 bbls Alcohol, high proof,
n landing from steamer H. D. Bon from Iyeo
tap9l1 A DEL.hGRAVF IN Aiao,tsinna.
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- ioo bbls s. $. Boyls's Ross WHISKY,
LUZ hall DO. DO. do.
800 hblH FltttheT's Extra WHISKY;
400 u. and eighth 1aakf American BIZ ANDY;
~ hkls Winter Strained LARD OIL;
80 tierees SaRKf Cnsed HAAiS;
800 hills Small White BEANS; i5tl,g
S0S hozos STAR CANDLES;
800 half and quarter boxep do.
4o0 boxer 0EkIHE s0AP--Fer Hals by
"a JOSEPH Lands CO.. 81 Tehoupitoulas
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and with Axles TIlREh
WHEELS with and without Areress; TRUcBs and WHEEL
BkRROWS all other articles the line,
very and workmanship be superior
for sale reduced prices and lower than my
eshero Appiyto
DAVID G. WILSON, IA Perdidn stree
~ Perddo Charles Grarisr
o.
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tATsUPs AND PICKLEs-25o cases As
" sorted, for sale by
ieq24v CONVERSE d CO., 81 Tcloupt,oulas arrest
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4ALCINED PLASTER-184 bbls. landing
y I and for sale by BoGERT WILLIAMS a Co.
febqs oeHfais "i1i az 49, - st,ss.
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FOR SALT, for about Is 900
myS AT, COCHRAN h II Se f;Pt'S W
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when you must have reIiefor the or
prevailing epsmy shicS steals
with fatal frequency upon almost every dock
JtsE.os E. 4 Ills 54sKsSs egGz No.! 30 lsss
guirsd after Several of Phyaana
them III their and always with the happ The
gard remedy only after undoubsd syd.aes
value in article that thing like
This upr,aed combination Of agents lin .hs
heir observation compelled medical men e
u 9 ~ It. all doubt have
and etpsctorant-a rare combination of properties
specially, your obi ssfv JAS. H. q. MILLER, Nj. B.
ALIssAs Mich, January 10, 1883
ha he PICTORIAL + ii a s n' qad
There much used this vicinity although until recently
The community should know its virtues; Yours truly,
Prepared JAS fsiesiesi t and Ansyte.
Chemist, Lowell, Mass and by all pr DTsggi. ss
isas 4md&w Whslssai
"A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"A IN NEW ORLEANS by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone.
ny o.
%,hoat soietaon from
IL SS a
perfect and strength
NATHAN thing else Irede this city when
s ZINE or ~ Any one ms il Il
A Tsay tho Petroleum every body You viii
Investment made for know valuable Natural
At.ss.-J. WRIGHT q ao., and c. s wIDDFIELD.
jiSMyEi!ss T 4 sS, n. Isl oaai'l.'s'ssd
mhs sm Corner Common and Magazine streets.
A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF COPAIvA-Th ia the crest
sss s.sd New Y9rt sed otAsI cities NJ positive
Mt No. al TN
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0Ps-3O half bales New Hops, first sort,
IA IL for sale by A. r. coCEfR An 4 HATI -
0.tiahh.,
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q 1ANDLES-75 boxes Sperm Candles, Samuel
" Leonards Brand, For sale by
mhS A y epClJS tJ,rr
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NEWARK CIDER.-150 barrels. to arrive,
l for sale by A n cpIEEE = cn
mys0 z.- .g-z,., " - sn5,i, q ~, al,
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DEACH BRANDY-l0O bbls in store. tor
N sasby Ell. HART Il CO. IA Tcbonpioplss a, ;a1o
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A INSEED OHIO bbls landing from shin
a Union. and for sae by ADELAsRAyEA CO
N.ott
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RgTTER--l20 kegs Choice Western Butter
janis IosEPH LANDS q CO. "a Tebos,i,o,Iss ,,roe,
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT l& CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
d.. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer to supply Druggists and Dealers Prspeo lowest
I General Depo. and Special No. Isl CHARITIES ST.
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NH lLk-75 cases containing each / doz two
for sale by e WoiEF az s Ga ea Us se'a ~
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~ ooD-l50 cords Dry Wood on the bank
feb29 A. = CofJp NJ y ia ~ es ls ~
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STAR CANDLES-4O0 boxes in store, for sale
~ oy lfeasl Ell HART 4 co. 7a TchouptauIas st
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4 TouLEY'S BITTERS-50 boxes in store,
j HART m "a r.,....,...-.
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF CoPAIVA-This crest remedy
srey uIsd ia New York and other Cities positive
onoTrhea elect the Spanish English
Sold a No. 1Bl CHARITIES STREET. iel4 sm
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WI ERCuRIAL PREPARATIONS English
~ o"0m'l and Blue Raisandsd from shp Eaiu for by
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4 SAROL1NA SEED COW PEAs.-1OO bags
esh carolina Seed Cow Peas landing OK bark sarapac
saie by lapII A +. COCHRAN IL HA II. .ray;as1Z'
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EXCHANGE ON Barring BROS. & CO,
- LoDdon-ln sams to suit purchasers, for sae BY
jen jP WHITNEY 4 n, ~ ea,,. ox,a,
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4 ARD-l00 kegs No. 2, for sale by
- my9 JOSEPH LANDS IL CO. AZ Te6onnitnnIsa
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ John MCCARTHY, pLnhBER, No 1st Camp street NesG-
cans mas BRASS COCK
saSns siseg FORCE AND LFEYUaPs BEER PUMPS es.
SvsvyAlh9 hAMGEsi BATHINGTUE AND SHOWER Baths.
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ship Steamboat promptly put CD md r4s,
ptUnptFNNenosdIo ER ChAEaGh 1fODERATE. aNnas
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~ A1SINS--150 boxes London Layers, for
a. sale by AT. COCHRAN & HALL,
ntyIi SO Graver at,
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10. nj. 7. PhENTIbb.
Mr. suLLInregsrd your sarsspsla, will
10 aoms affections standing Tnsh
Pes ProraH Scabea 6yphc Caohoxia and In all diseases
where the indication Of consist
modification Of the huida the body with consd
Junction With think would prefer pre-
earan Of lsrsaparsin will admit
7Ponlsaanis the composition.
Respectfully, ysurs W. T. pRENTIs5, ND.
Lswisport, December 4, 1sNs
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- 10E-20 tierces choice Carolina, for sale
~ BY LfTTLEJeHN, Nokcoaf a CO.
le9 Corner Gthyer Fulcn Itrsets,
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EJ0RK-500 barrels choice new Mess Pork,
andns nom steamer A. L. lots to suit pnr
snasers oy JAMES H. MULFoRD CO.. Place jams
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GREEN CORN-75 cases, containing each
rnyi1 WOLF al far,r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

co Msssrs. Jsssup & Co., Bankers, Of Du-
buque, win please accept our thanks for . note
conveying the intelligence Of the passage Of the
Minnesota Railroad Bill. We had previously re-
ceived it from another source and had issued it in
an extra.
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''LET Me- SLEEP.-'''I.ct me Sleep" said nv
companion, half pettshlv turning from my couch,
'.Lct me sleep" Those words haunted nv mem
ory for hours afterwards. How often has the
wish been breathcd in this weary world, sob let
me Sleep
The man whose conscience lashes him for mis-
deeds-evils committed and unrepented of-cries
he lays his head upon his thorny pillow, ''Lct
me sleep with sleep comes oblivion" The
mourner, who has seen some bright and beautiful
one fade from his embrace, Ike summer flower
nipped by too early frost: bows his head above
the pallid face of the PROSTATE form below him
and signs, in agony OF his soul-"Let me sleeps
sleep with the loved one whose smile shall never
welcome my footsteps more.
''Let me Sleep" saws the traveller, who foot
sore and weary, has toled long in the world, and
seen hopes perish, unfulfed joys wither ere
they are tasted, friendship which he thought en-
during, changing hue like camcleons, and rain
bow promises, fading and melting like colorless
air-''oh, let me sleep. for am weary
The rosy checked child, the bright eyed maid.
en-, Inc thoughtful matron, those for whom life
put on its finest aspect its most endearinr smiles.
an nave periods in which they long for sleep, for
the oblivion OF all care, hours in which the wa
ters OF Leth may low darkly and deeply over
them. ~
There comcth sleep unto all IA deem slsen.
hushed and bre lthless. The roar of the rannop
the deep toned thunderbolt, the shock of an eartb,
quake, or the rush of ten thousand armies cannot
break up its still repose. With mute lips and
folded arms, one after another the erhemera of
earth sinks down into darkness and nothingness
No intruding footsteps shall jar upon their rest.
No disturbing touch shall wiring from them their
exclamaton-''Let me sleeps
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Sanders New Series.
IL e A ID / N G Ii OOK s!


VINHEY are admirable books. All the Teachers who
amned and used them attest warmly singular nncss
for the purposes OF the school
They are in fact the carefully considered results ths
ample experience In teaching accordingly
miraby In every the wants and the
Here In the "dul arguments long OUT,
prove that fhe picture Of cat not cat' that he
OF horse is not horse, that the picture of
cow and other Information equally valuable and appropriate.
In school book for child.
ON the contrary the child is assumed TO have
and to need instructions in what useful
lie Is puzzled long words
and abstract definitions, wesried with reading,
tempting to read, what is without benefit above
pacity and without interest, because insuferaby dull.
In SaucrS New Reading Books, IN the
the very last plainly preparatory the The pupil
pleasantly and protaby conducted through lessons consisting
OF two three syables in regular succession,
aiming matter full of interest, moral and nsrucve
highly entertaining, and besides arranged while merely
teaching him to read 10 nbue bis mind with the
some thought and deveope and strengthen his mental
Teachers examine them, and Judge for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout Territory Of the
above Books cxamination calling s. Combs near
the American House, who thu only authorized agent
nesota.
June 6-diy.
AZ. Daily Democrat
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g The Royal Arch arrived on Sunday evening,
with small mail. She left yesterday morning.
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MEALIO,
TTATTER, d16 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Ill June 23-dwtf.
D'GNCH, w. R. CAMPBELL,
D'ENCH CAMPBELL,
WholesaIe Dealers and Importer in
nRUGS, Chemicals. Pains Oils, GLASS; DyeSu. &C., No.
- South Second Street, Cathedral Building, Be-
tween Market and Walnut, ST. LOUIS, MO.
June 23-dw6m<.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. PAUL.
Oakland Cemetery Association,


THE attention Of the citizens Paul, earnestly called
DOW Only Incorporated and according That
they have purchased forty Of land within the
CAPITOL BEAUTIFULLY situated, unduatng With groves
ana nave bad the same laid handsome psn into burial
ots with the proper avenues walks &cand that all the pre-
nay steps having been properly taken, and deeds, ples &C.
duly ned recorded, tAt Ass0caff0n pepGyet
dpose Lots 70 az who desire beautiful, safe and pcrms
nept resting place for their dead.
The law under which this Cemetery Association peopo
rated optains the following section:
Bee s3 The proceeds arising from the sale Of lots 10 such
cemetery, shall be applied 70 the debts incurred
" said assostiop IN the purchase Of cemsey grounds spd
property, tn fencing, improving, snd ebeshing such greupds
snd avenues leading thereto and defaypS
go 10 the msusssmpt and Of the ssd Ss 10 other
purpose.
Prom Iris hsld perceive, that the Cewssy
not speculative asY bot thst the 90eeeds from the eo1e
Of he lots exclusively devoed % bqmdsog The neosy
etey; sod TO frprosin1 snSAMSg ssd srs6msStnz tie
ground.
10 svs sperz coneuhsos n spssns he bip.ss Of
The Association, TIE Board 81 Trustees d<end II advosble
sppcut D. fnodAs Yos5Ens Axsvy snd general Jzseutvs
o08ceg o. the A1ooe11t1o0s
Aetussy suSossd cen sr4 dspose Of Lots sad maize
cut deds s Ne ssns ana senWsiiy upssfpsd ss1
sge ne sam Of TIE Cemetery Assoesoo, upds ysc
Of tss boeso q Trustees % Their Exeecsive Cues.
1u p!eoos nss:ng any bness win The Csnses Aeescn
~n appy 70 D yo:sev Ct the once q The Ccupeny he
IN once. ALEX. RAMBBYs
A. L. LARPyNTEUn,
q. W. YAHnJH0TON,
Executive COMMITTEE Of the Board eeS Oetlsod Gen. Co.
ATrEsT-rB0NAg FOs7yn, ActSsD.
June ~, 1851
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q The Galena arrived yesterday morning
with number Of passengers and large amount
of freight.
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q On Sunday the weather was excessively
warm, although stiff breeze from the South
continued through the day. It's just the weather
| to enjoy few days recression near some pleasant
lake, or in some shady grove.
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Hypocrites and preteniers can abide none
to be better than themselves
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To Brothers c. J. Ilcnniss, a. jackson Morga
Samuel Wiley and d. Presley, Committee.

The on MA~.-Bow low the head boy: revere
the old man. Once like YOU. vcissitudcs Of life
have silvcrcd the hair, and changed the roun!.
merry face to the worn visagc before you. Once
that heart beat with incidents coequal to any YOU
have felt: aspirations crushed 10y disappointment
as yours are perhaps destined to be. Once that
form stalkcl proudly through the gay scenes of
pleasure, the beiu idel of grace; now the hand
of Time h,t wthcrs the flower of yesterday. has
warped that figure, and destroyed that noble car
riagc. Once at your age he possessed the thou
sand thoughts that pass through your brain, now
wishing to accomplish deeds worthy of nook in
fame, anon imagining life dream. that the soon
err they awoke from, the bertcr. But he has lived
the dream very through. The time to awake
is very near at hand; vet his eve ever kindles at
old deeds of daring, and the hand takes frmer
grasp Of the staff. Bow low the head, boy, as
you would in your old age be revered.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

OEcoND seres, and supply Of me a sste, reeeivsa
- b. Expsea, sod for sale BY =. AOW1TZ CO.,
At The r1eoses Bootstnrc. opposite ths Hsssy0ues.
OICTUREs-A few bcsut.fd Tfeseh Ila6oeTs1 =
7 sohH c0xD4 ~ stcp>
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W. IL. SEMdES. s. J. r.. MCMILLAN. II. NJ. LEWIS.
SEMMES, MCMILLAN LEWIS,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW and SOLICITORS IN CHANcERY.
Omces at saltwater Minnesota Territory, and Hudson,
Crojx Co
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CO The Greek Slave arrived yesterday after
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Sr. P.rL. Saturday Evening,
Jane , tth. 4. d.. lSJt-A. h.. 5SJ4. /

Hos. Ala"N GOODRICH, i. II. G. NJ.
Dc,r Sir a1d brother The unders; med,
Committee of A~ran -cm "ntS, for celebrating the
Anniversary or I'll, hr.h Of or Patron, st. John,
the Ea,d'st.
Respectfully rel, i. Oh be,,.H Of the Masonic
Fraternity, that yoa furnish them copy OF the
able nd ircss, by yol this day de.iy u, at the
c"p:iol, for putra:ion.
The Masonic Fraternity of tn, Territory Of
Minnesota, VII feel dcep l. grateful, should you
comply with this re pest.
In The hope that You will do 50,
We are very respectfully and
Frltrrnalv YOURS,
CHARLES i. HENNlSS.
\. JACKSON MORGAN, lr...o
SNMI I'll WILEY fNV'"hil''ON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

items of news from Washington, we find in the
Galena Adv.
WAsHiSGToS, June II.
The bill providing for the purchase of the Half
Breed Tract, has just passed the House. Also, a
bill extending the presumption right over unsur-
vsyed lands in Minnesota. They viii both pass
the Senate in few days.
The salary of the Judges of Minnesota has been
increased to $1,000 per aunum.
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The DRuNKARp's CJoAK.-ln the time Of Oliver
Cromwell, the m igistrates in the North of Eng
lani punished drunkards by making them carry
what is called "The Drunkard's Cloak" This
was large barrel, with one head out, and hole
in the other, through which the offender was made
TO put his head while his hands were drawn
through two small holes one On each side. With
.nese he was compelled to march along the public
what strange sight it would be were all the
orun.ards now days compelled to march about
wearing barrels for cloaks.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

SERIOUS ArTRAY.-Yesterday afternoon Maxim
Pelky, a drayman, was instructed by Messrs. b.
rup & Bass, at the Lower Levee, to convey some
boxes, &c., to the store of Mr.. VIM. W. Hichcox,
the Druggist, and to collect of Mr.. II. the charges
for freight. All the freight but one box was con-
veyed into the store Of Mr.. II. upon which he
paid the charges rendered by Messrs. Borup
Bass, but refused to pay the carriage, amounting
to twenty-five cents. Mr.. Pelky intended then to
take back the box to Messrs. Borup Bass and
look to them for his pay, and they to Mr.. Hchcox.
On attempting to move away, Mr.. II. clinched in
with Pelky, and serious fracas occurred which
resulted in blow given on the par. of Pelky,
which fractured the skull of Mr.. H., who now
lies in a low condition. Mr.. H. was conveyed
into a house near by and Drs. Morton & Potts and
Drs. Day dressed the wound, which is pronour-
eed serious one. Pelky was Immediately ar
rested and placed under $500 bonds to take his
trial some day next week. 1t is sad affsir, and
may result in the death of Mr.. Hichcox.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

IT. 7 YIN 'NFtI7H y FVtIiH =
Jun 2sth, \. D., lSii--A. h., 5Sji.
GENTLTMET.-l oIr no.c of this date, WIS han l.
el mo this evening. requesting "A copy of the
Address hy in this day delivered, for publication.
To comply with the reasonable request, or to
answer The call of Brother, among the first
duties of the craft.
However much may differ with YOU, and my
Brethren here, touching the merits Of the Address
in question, place it in Your hands with all its
imPerfcctions, bc~peaking for it, from you,
and such of the Order rs may chlnce to see it,
that indulgence which the pro luction of Broth
er IN haste may claim.
am, with sentiments of high consideration,
Fratcrnally yours,
AARON GOODRICH.
To Brothers c. J. Ilcnniss, \. jackson Morgan,
Sn,nuol Willa,- ,n1 II DroSloy Committoo