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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
m AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. .NOTICKETS

" at less rate than Six CENTS I1
each will be issued for the Omnibus
ses of the subscriber, running b.tw. a3SS
Georgetor and Washington Sixth street end Ma
w Yard, AM Pennsylvania avenue and the Alsxan.
dria Steamboats,. Tn, enormously increased price
Of horse feed, and the increase Of wages which have
taken place In Washington within the last ak
years, have made this course necessary on the sub
scribers part, ell will perceive who will call to
mind the rise of prices yelerred to. It has been the
subscribers earnest aim to serve the public faith
fully, rendering them the greatest possible amount
Of accommodation aud he therefore trusts hat they
will duly app, eciete the pressing necessity for In.
str1ctiOns from him to his drivers, On end after
Monday next to ask in all the 'ull fare of six
cents for each ide for all persons except children in
the arms. He has only to add that the propriators
Of all omnibuses running in New York and Bslti
more have been conpslled in ecf defines, to adopt
the same course.
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EVENING CLASSES IN LAN0UAGES-PROF.
T. 8CEoNENB e RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, 30th October, at
bis residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
cot 23-tf
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dec ls-lw GILBERT vANDEgwKRKEN.
NEW DRUG AND APOTHECARY sTORF

NEW UhU0 AMI AfUIdECA6y STORE
Corner a and E street, Island.
TIlHE subscriber respec fully informs his friends
i and the public, that he has opened an APOTHE
CARY and DRUG STORE as above, aud will oon.
stantly keep fresh supply of pure Drugs. Also, a
large end fine stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery,
&C., aad would respectfully solicit share of pa
tronag-.
Mr. WIN. e. REIFsN1DER. who has been in the drug
business for the last years in some Of the best
conducted apothecary establishments in Baltimore
city, will ts ke charge Of the above place. snd ply
siciars entrusting their descriptions to him may
re assured that thsy will be skilifully and accu
rately compounded, day Or night
just received, large and fine assortment of
Porte Monr ais, Lubins aud Bszins Pa.choulys and
Extracts, Hsir Brushes, &C., which VIII be sod at
reasonable prices o. BOSWELL,
Druggist aud Apothecary,
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh st.
and Y and street, Island, Washington.
1 can always be found at my old stand cor
ner MARYLAND aTenue snd Seventh st. O.. B.
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PROF SCROEENBRRG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
FL oderp Language and Literature,
40. 25i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

TUST REC CEIVED, per Schooner
y Psulins, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE TONS
WENaA1 LAKE ICE.
Z. j. MIDDLETON
Office SO side F, next tn corner 18th st,
Depot co, Aer 26th and Z sts west
1 nov IL Nat. Int Union. and San inalA
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ground when they arrive, is to be sure
that they carry away none but fresh ones

that they carry away none but fresh ones.
The quantity Of lime in the shells of
the eggs thus broken is supposed to have
added to the value of the birds dung
which has been deposited there for cen.
tures. The basin where these deposits
are found has only about the area of an
acre, and will soon be exhausted of its
manure, but, as an egg farm, it is impos-
slble to say when it will be any less pro.
ductive than now.
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DARNUM'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY at
ID sHILLINGr0N'S
Life of P. Barnum, written b. him.eif. in which
he narrates his early hi tory as Clerk, Mer-
chant, Editor and Snowman
New York Journal for December
Map OF the Seat Of War, and views Of sebastcpol
and Balaklava
The Great Christmas and New Years Bsotber Jona-
than, full Of pictures, tor sale at
SHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odson Building, corner Pa. avenue ~ ct.
dacl 1
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PU URLIsHEu, snd containing
nearly d ub.s the quantity OF
rta lug matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS UR UOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS
1T treat On The PHYS lOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret !. 6rDities and disorder
cf youth aud maturity, re-
sulting ffom exec SIS, which
desSroy toe phv sic Il ard men
tai pOHeIs, with observations
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UNDERTAKES, &c.

CABINET MAKER 3 UNDERTkKER,
tt:as unis-siga.d you'd respectfully inform hie
friends, scqasintsDoss, and tie public generally
At be still continues to exscrte all orders ia his
rs OF bcsn.as In tbs best n2er and ct the hsort
-. notice
aAPAlRIao neatly and promptly executed
- FUNERALS ATTENDED "a e. --S-
fNs shortest untico, end in the hest sSs9xs-sszEF
snne- Roc:s PTe@<1'rca u tie Esast f:rfses r.cs
:, .-er :-I th, a9dra.sSs rcSthcr.
.esrkfri fo- pest fsvc-s, re would respectfully
H:c.s end vii .ndesTo- 10 msr;t eontinusnoo ot
same. ANTHONY pTICUTY
"a. s-e., O. sida, between Sth znd 10th sts.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEAR.


CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEAR,.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen-nav.
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten yeats
standing, hereby, for the nef. OF the afflicted,
take great pleasure in announcing tbst after using
= few bottles of your gincture, found II had ac
confEscoa perfect cure 1 havo used different
C1edic1s7 1Gr1 time TO tiCae, bat hSTe never been
ALls TO acco5it tor cny apparent good, ard 1t Ii
bessing to stricken humanity that that medicine s
found gn:th poss>s2es ths wonderous power OF pro
i5ISins human Ifs. Th5 many cures It has wrought
"a a'Gnois.lE guarantee OF tho beneficial results
Ehs> I1sy te esperisucsd fam rs use. Youcs,
respsetfoly; J. CUR7alR HAY.
Cal sEsl sst pamphlets gratie, and sec cures Of
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EHsoi1 By MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 40 Balti.
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York; OuAs. sEOTT L CO., WlMER, J. B, MOORE.
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CIT, and Z MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by B
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N'zsratia, ard by Druggists everywhere.
EI-.Y
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Private Medical Treaties

ON TIE
PATHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
BY
N. Ii. LA CksOiX, ri. d,
ALBANH, " i.
$50 Pages and l30 SiCe Plain snd Colored Litho.
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only 25 Cents. ia
Hecpt fee of postage to all parts of the UnionEs
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FINE WATCHES.
MUSIC FoR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L. F. W. WEBER
- ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS aud
1O former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his well organized
BAND Of scientific Musicians
He will introduce all the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furnished If desired.
So Orders left at Hiibus & uitz Music Depot,
Gautiers, Milers Confectionery Stores, Or at my
residence, near Gen Hsnderson's, Navy Yard, will
meet with pccmpt attention. nov 2S-2m
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CHlRTS MADE 10 OORDER.-sTEVENS n, wns
- Hotel, Ia prepared to make Shirts to % ;isurs,
and warrants them in all cases to it,
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited At STEVENS'S sale.roon.
dec Browns Hotel.
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Dr.. j. q. GIBBS, Dentist, ha.
i5f go removed his Office from ~ street 3 ID.
0ll1O hcn5- Of DR.. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw
18th and 18th streets.
oct 14-3rns
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CAPTAIN OAEOT.


/ UTHoR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST DE-
n ms PUBLIsHkD, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON'S
rINC1 URE.
GREAT CURE CT RaEUaiArIssf CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 4, 1854.
NJ 8oekbrtdsc, cftic Fountain Iosa. L.9at srea,
Baltimore
Dear Sir Being on the point Of leaving the city,
kindly for the medicine you ssnt ne, 81 shich has
restored ne to the use Of my limbs. / be- YOU to
send NE four bottles more, to carry on my voyage
Since had the fortune to use Dr. Hsmpton's Vege-
,able Tincture my confidence IL so strong that Ia
gratitude the proprietors of Said medicine beg
yoa to Present FAY respects to them, and induce
them to make 1t more publicly known as o SURE
Rheun attic cure. Having csilef Oh ma on the 18th
assisss in sl rnJ Habs, you ca appreciate nearly
IS well as myself the prompt relief received fecr
Dr.. Hampton's Tincture, and an positive had i.
not been tor your strong and foroble re:ommsnas
tons should still have been IN bsd.
1t Ia really pity this specific should not be sp.
proved By medical men, and ike all patent drugs i.
should suffer the impu.ation ths punlic generally
give to sucn preparations. I myself, who vas al.
cine with reluctance and without confidence II It,
and it was only through your disnterestsd friendly
LIB, and my critical situation thst it,
duced rs to tcy tbs really eenefcisl Vegetable
H1ssure.
You Infy inform Messrs. Mortimer Aowbrsy
that thsy at liberty to make use of my name n
! the support CT the sood effects Of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable 1ctuTe, it has cured me in FIVE weeks
Of chronic {,ysasssatoyy Rhe1rsG:isas contracted
under tropical climates, and Of seuc years periodical
duration. have only used three bottles, end find
that even the GJo!nea parts Of my hands are fast
returning % thsiz former natural appearance
have been under tas treatment Of several ply.
5iciens in London and Paris, without any spparen
benefit; also, while in New York, having trisd tn.
rhomp2on;sn aid Homeopathic remedies, after hev
In, been tornented with gslTanic batteries, cold
and aromatic baths, end hundreds Of internal And
external medicines, all to no effect, am, go far
,ured by this Hsnpton's Vegs able Tincture only
my s.ssitude, and believe me your we'll wieher.
.-e THosAs OARo7.
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDeE, U. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. le, 1851.
Mr.. J. E. Boush-besr sir: While an, in gene.
rsl opposed to patent medicines cander compels ne
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of Hanptoo's Vegetable Tincturs. For several
months pust have used it in my family and il
dyspepsia loss CT appetite dizziness and general de-
bty, with entire success. So far nly experience
extenis, Therefore, l tske pleasure in recommend
ing 1t to the afflicted IS safe and efficient remedy
ara, respectfully, yours,
Vxas0N ksKRID0E,
Chaplain, United States Neyy.
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
MOUNT VERNON GLIB.

ViHE members Of the "Mount Vernon Club" would
L respectfully announce to their patrons nd the
pubic generally that they will give their Sacond
GRAND ANNUAL BAIL, at JACKSON HAIL.
December Is, 1854.
From the we'll known re putation of the Balls, Pic
Mics, &c., Of this Club. it Is hardly necessary to
comment on thiB one fur h.r than to cay that We
are determined to make this ball for superior to
any heretofore given by us.
The Rere hmeDts will be eerFed by an expert
enced Caterer
Super will be furnished for Is cents
Prof Weber's celebrated full string band las been
engaged for the oc ,asioa.
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-admittng a gentleman
and ladies' to be had Of any Of the members and
at the door On the ni1ht of the ball.
MANAGERS:
Jas Willisms, Quinn, John Nelson,
Ihos SIMON Donn, Rob Howard,
u Cston, Payne, Juliua Keck,
Wm Scott, ID GaiisSher, James Lewis,
" orme, BENZ Howard, n Hcllohan.
DEC sc4-eolw&d7t vi II Towers.
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! UTHoR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST DE-
n ms PUBLIsHED, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON'S
FINC1 URE
GREAT CURE CT RlEUMArIS3 CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
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SHERJFF;S SALE.

Ply virtue of a Writ OF Execution issued ont Of, and
z y under the seal of the District Court the
ty of Ramsey. in the territory Minnesota, upon judy
mcnt rendered In the said District Court the twenty
FIST day OF SEPTEMBER \. d. 1852 action wherein
II VI. Rice is plaintiff, and Charles 81 SanirS is de-
PENDANT. in favor OF said pianH aid against said defend
ant, for IL" hundred AID Afty-nne dollars and
sixty-onc ms: have this eighteenth day Of A us,
A. DE- lOoi levied upon all The following described real
esafc. viz lot numbered ten (iG) in bloc! numbered
twelve l2) In Guern and Ba7i,s Addition to the town
St. Paul, the city St. Pau, in the said county
Ramsey much Of he right, title and Interest i'll The
same said defendant have had any time since
thu tYrLt first day OF september, A. d. 1852 together
with the sash and Find Factory. machinery and fixtures
t"rcupoG, ami the mat rial AMI lumber thereon the said
defendant l1 having any -TS"ni, property in said
~ not exempt from execution on ll, eighteenth dav
August \. d. 1891 Which real estate and property
expose 10 sale ana St st Puic Auction the highest
bidder, for cash, al the Court House, in the city Of
Paul, C""y of Ramsey. territory aforesaid, Monday
the 18th dav OF October. A. D. 1854 O'Clock the
forenoon OF that d"y the property of said defendant
or so much Thereof MY he sufficient asfy said ex
ccutiou, "!.h Interest and costs thereon.
4. i. FRlDI.EY, Sheriff.
By Vi. tt LIS, Depwty.
ID. {. COOLEY, Atturn 70. Hid.n:il.
-. Paul. August Is, 1854. 50-6w
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CORES po!Jcnc. of the Minnesotluu.)
VIII. Convention of the Sixth Council District
SIANOPEE, Sept. -. ISL

SllikOPEE, sept. -, 1871.
Eds. MlNNEsorAN The Wing Convention
for the Sixth District, consisting of the Conn.
ties Of Hcnnepin, Dakota, Sibley. Scott. Rice.
Blue Earth, N:coIet, lie Sucur and Pierce, met
this afternoon in the Court House.
The Convention was called to order I,v AN.
lIoyt Esq, Wing candidate for Sheriff of Hen
nepin County. Col John H. Stevens, of Hen
nepin County, was unanimously elected Presi-
dent OF the Convention. He occupied the same
post last year. He stated the object of the
meeting, when one of the members moved that
the Convention adjourn until to morrow, at
o'clock, PM. This gave rise to ii spirited dis
cussion-!hc Hon. VIM. II. Mobiles, Of Scott Co,
and Edward Murphy, Esq, of iIennepin Co., IA
voring the motion and Judge Bassett and
others, opposing. The question was then put,
and declared in favor Of an adjournment
There are good many candidates in the field
for Representatives, but I should Judge from
present appearances either that Judge Ba.sctt
or Rev. E. y. IIolsIon, both of Hcnnepin. will
be the successful candidate for Tie Eastern Dor
ton Of the District. Hon. Vim. H. Mobiles.
Spcr Spencer G.. Addison Brown and Geo II.
Spencer are all talked about. and have their
friends for the Western part OF the District
Col. Stevens the President of the Conycn-
ton, was spoken of. bat he refused to have his
name mentioned III connection with the Office
Ill the most positive terms. Isaac Atwater
Esq. has his friends here, too, who are pressing
his claims upon the Convention
The Democratic Convention will also meet
at this place to MORROW and you may depend
4. a..
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III e III A I Z.
Greatest Discovery Of the Agc!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE Ell!

Grey ifsJIs, Dad Nsads and SAucr Grcys glecSs 10
toke particular notice Hft this astonishing and
cqaTlci preparation uras hair back to lis original
ro.of otisr hdrnJ tcco@se greg and reihS.dfeS ii in
al rs OrigiEdihedith .rNfe, SottaeSs and beauty.
b EiiOVES at all ian run IRON the sd y, and
aH, all unpleasant itching, wei all cuisleol.s
erutions, such - scad head &c., and hence create,
perfectly h"lhy at" # the scalp by acting stun
liant and tonG L" the urauS necessary To supply MOTT
AMI cpcrlc matter 10 She iair, an! completely restores
them 10 tr ori@iia! Ni-ur ami strength and thus ir-
vents all tendency 10 become grey. l. prevents ihe
h,!r becoming unhealthy and fa,, AMI brings
out where ii j. gone. by rsi-c iatng the nccr>
and hence acts as perfect hair invisora'"r and tonic.
Now, Gentleman. AL this certificate Ex-Sun-
ator Of the United States:
CARLYLE, IL, June 9Th, 1858
have used Professor o. J. WOODS liar Restorative,
and have admired it, wonderful effect. NJ hir Ie
coming. a tou", lrcmaturey gray, bat hy the of
his .'etorativc,' it has rcsrmr il uriSiu! cnlr aud
have no Doubt permanently 50. SYDNEY BnEEsE,
Ex-S;n. L. :.
And now. Laii,s, do you read this:
Professor Wood: ST. LOUIS. Oct. 81. 1858
Sr-At vow request. willingly give ycu stst-Incnt
of the effects q" your Hair Re storatvc upon my hair.
began to see its effect in restoring the fluid TO IT. it
Immediately began to change to its native color, until II
is entirely rrs!ored and from carrfully watch NJ its e
feet. but that If Faithfully applied according To Gicc;in-
lady will be disappointed. ! Therefore chcerlJy
ON lend il TO all my frcnl and all who have US for
such article. MRS. T. >RDsLY.
The public should distinctly untcr> and ;h.t s pre-
paration contain alcoholic siimnant 10 c>s-tai oil,
unhealthy it does hot dye the hair but acts
upon its sccrefons and secretly" orsas 50 as 10 SUPPLY
the with tie NECESSARY co!onC matter and restore
the impaired ct lost functions of the latter.
For sal" !y CAft!L Ii, Drisgit, s.. Antiony; BOND
Il KELLOGG. and by POSTER & KINNEY,
Druggists. Paul, and jPho,ssdc ard Retail Agents
for Minnesota TERRITORY.
Dir. FOSTER. Agent. Upper Town, bctHcr:!
American and Winston. St. Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. ID, 1854. wSin
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GEO PROPER CARLOS wILCO
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents,
Ofce with IEanson Atorney-a;-Iaw, Second street
the L S Land Once, Minneapolis, Minnesota Ter.
SCRVEYING and Plating OF all descriptions done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands in the pncrics and else
wher. in the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest, investments made loans negotiated, collections
made and taXs pail agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to locate, sell or purchase lands in
vted TO call Claimants max advantageous arrange
with us for their purchase money Valuable prop
erty and always hand in the embryo cities
Minneapolis, st Anthony and St Paul; also, Improved
farnlS rural and pine lands, all Of which offer the
most liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope 10
m. 'rit share Ct public aud private trust
An, 15. 1854 c&w
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1854.
Mr.. kosser on the Track

We find in the Pioneer of yesterday. the
long pl o.nised and long expected defense(und
his own sign manual) of our worthy Secretary
of his course at Washing ton in connection with
the repeal ofthe Railroad Grant We give the
document place at the earliest possible mo-
ment, for four reasons which are As follows:
lst- The judgment of the Secretary, for
well booked Minnesotian-whch he claims to
bc-has been doubted with just cause by nine
tenths Of his fellow citizens.
I'd. Many persons, including Senators and
Representatives in Congress. ofhis own party
have questioned his sincerity and purity of
motives in the premises.
81. He publishes his defence in an obscure
paper, having the smallest circulation of any
journal in st. Paul: and if other journals did
not give it place, not one citizen out Of thou
sand in the Territory would ever set eyes upon
the defense.
4th. Mr.. Rosser has a right to be heard. and
far be it from u TO bar tina! right by closing
our columns against him.
We hope the Secretary will be carefully read
today, for tomorrow, we have time, we NAV
have something to say of his bad apology for
very bad and a very disastrous act Of folly
and weakness.
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For the MINI n5otisn.
G reat Crops at Red Wing--A Murdered man
found ia the River near Lake Pepin.


MEssGs. EDiToEs In your paper Of Sept
23d, | noticed letter from Cottage Grove
with some samples of corn. We claim also. to
be OF the same Territory. and would send you
sample from our vicinity.
Mr.. Dodge. who lives about two miles above
QUE iowa, brought into market last Saturday,
a load Of corn, from which I could have picked
more than q bushei OF ears that would have
counted over one thousand grains to the ear
and oae that | did pick out was IL inches
long inches around the large end. with 26
rows. and ) grains on row, making in all
l,iGl grains on the car.
1t is Wild for any man to say that we cannot
raise corn in Minnesota. Mr.. Dodge saysit
will yield IS or 80 bushels TO the acre. Fields
OF potatoes III our vicinity, will yield 400
bushels to the acre. Wheat and oats are also
very good crop. Just to let you know that
people can look elsewhere than Cottage Grove
for Corn. Potatoes, &c. | write you
A man was found murdered and living in the
river about one mile this side of Lake Pepin.-
The officers are this evening holding an in
quest, but have not, as yet, been able to iden-
tify the body. Yours.
". II. WELLINGTON.
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One Month Latter from Santa Fe-Asbrey's
Death Confirmed

Specia! Correspondence o: the Missouri Republican
INDEPENDENCE. Sept. 20.
The Santa Fc mail has just arrivcd-the r,i-
NOR oil Aubreys death fully confirmed. He
reached Santa Fe on the 18th Of August, hav-
ing Travelled in advance of his train. and stop
ped az the house Of Mr. Mercure Mai. Weight
man. who was near IL the time, walked in to
welcome him back they met shook hands.
engaged III conversation. Aubrey asked
Weightman TO take drink. which he dcelined:
be then inquired of Wei GILMAN What had be-
come of his newspaper. the Ami 20 del Paris -
Weightman replied that it had died natural
death. Aubrey remarked that he Was glad of
it, as there were articles Published in It. in re-
iation to his former trip to California. which
were lies. Meghtmau sad it was not So
Aubrey, with animation aud striking his fist on
the counter. replied. | say it is so. Weight
man then threw glass Of brandy and water
in his face Aubrey. Immediately drew from
bis left side a revolver, and in the act of rails
ing or bringing it to Il level. one barrel was
prematurely discharged. and the bail passed
through the ceiling. Weightman drew a bow
lie knife and rushed upon him. and before Au-
b. = could again discharge his pistol. stabbed
him in the abdomen. lie died in ten min-
utes.
Surgeon DeTeon, L. S. A. was called in. but
could do nothing. Weightman immed lately
surrendered himself to the Marshal. and was
held to bail by an examining court in the sum
of two thousand dollars. Much censure is at
tached to each party by their respective friends
II is said no one regrets it more than Weight
man,
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
C!$f,3ci Court, pa Judicial District, Ramsey c.

L!%tiG Court, pa judicial District, Ramsey Count
WILLIAM LEEWsrIR against JOSEPH MCCLoUi.
t. J0Stlh MCC!oud, tt5 ADORE named Defendcs. :
T-OI chcrely srnrone,. and required TO answer IL
Il Complaint III this action. which yUu hereby Il.
TIE" has Lcru flied in he Office Of elk Of ;he ado
halnCd CONT atSt Paul. said count Ramsey
rItiry OF Minnesota. anL 10 serve copy your answ
IL sa complaint on the subscribers at their office in
raul IN said county aid Territory within tvs MY days
Ter tho service of This Io!l exclusive
:he day {" stlcn s,rvicc and ii fail to answer Il
SAIL Complaint within the time liore ID, the piatn
THIS action viii take V!;n". against you the SUI.
II nine hundred dollars, with int rest six hundrt.,
dollars thereof from the 18Th Ga. ..y A. ID. 1851, a
lt2res' three limr dolar thereof from the 9Th d.;
OF june, i. y. .S5+, a4,i cost ni a,ton.
IASFERSON & SIMON! ,
h.t-v- Plaintiff.