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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

FUGrrIvE SIAvEs.--Two colorcd men named
Pembroke were arrested in New York on the
Goth ult.. charged with being runaway slaves.
They were brought before the Commissioner,
examined and ordered to be sent back to their
owner, in Maryland. No attempt at rescue.
An arrest of an alledged fugitive was made
on the same day in Boston, which created con-
siderable excitement in the city. A public
meeting was called at Faneuil Hall in the eve
ming in relation to the subject.
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c;- st. Anthony is growing rapidly this
season. Men and capital are coming in as they
never came before, and new enterprises are
starting forward daily. Never were the pros
poets of this village SO encouraging as the pres
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10 When man stops his newspaper Oh ac-
count of pccuniarv forcbodngs, we consider
him about As gone case Is if he should con-
cludc to stop his daily bread for fear he should
come to poverty.
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MOUNT NERNoN.--Thc L. S. Senate Committee
on Agriculture has reported in favor of the
Mt. Vernon Estate, to be converted into all
Experimental Farm and Agricultural School
to be attached to the Smithsonian Instit lite.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR TuRKEY.--It is stated that a
large body Of Poles and Hunguarians. from
various parts Of the Westein States, left Gin
cinnati ON the 18th ult. for New York. en- route
for Europe, for the purpose of joining the Turk
ish Army.
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III The Canada Times states that should
Prince Albert have his health. and the Queen
survive for ten years to come, the Island Of
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