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SAVE YOUR MONEY /.
No d. -. call ON the subscriber, AMI save ped
peas,s aid second profits b! b0. ing ofhim .
CHAIN PUMPS,

with ~ without caps te keep ont nth IL tspFenared
Is .,tly frrr4Aelg NItl, Reefs, Cart, Cha!A aEi a-
bur completes in lnr..r small quantities Tbs ateh-
tian ef th. Who sail again il specially request
cd IL las al 80 lot e2 fc s'in ~ stask IHlnis'
Wha va ALI b2 without L Chain pamf when tiss e1i
BE- sai 80 e't.afay Come and Sc. u
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From tAo Ki,h1acbd Enquirer.
Fate az tie riII IN tie House

The vote ON the Nebraska bill in the Sen
ate. affords no certain indication Of is
strength III the House. More subse.yieHt
10 the passions OF the mob, and less capa-
bic of phiiosophic and independent view
of public affairs, the Northern members Of
the House have neyer exhibited tie courage
and craftsmanship which We have occasion
to admire ii the Senate. Essentially q
feebier intellec. and inferior nature, they
rarely display eny higher conception Of dug
..qr. Is iar1l1s2 n serr..e ado-a.3os. Of t3st-
constituent. Among multitude u DEass
and CAaPRzLLS We may search in vain fer
one Douglas
Opposition 10 the Nebraska bill is the
passion OF the popular mind Of the North,
and We may, therefore. expect Gifts Repre-
sen.atives a fierce resistance 70 the meas
ure Nevertheless, we believe the biz viii
pass The influence Of tie Administration
may detach votes enouzh from the Northern
o7pos ten 70 carry through the measure
pare for defeat With every wing Journal
10 the North in opposition q the measure,
our oaly nope ) the integrity of the demo-
cratic party and the power Of the Admins
;ration."
The above is 4 specimen Of Southern or
24rsaat i'm advocacy Of the proposition 10
introduce Slavery into Nebraska
a scry Il alteration OF their constituent
cy,' Is all that ,h- chigalry see u members
rejecting the views Of the People. Be-
cause Northern members protest against
violating compact entered into by the
South, they are, f3fsoolh, "leeb.e ia .ate.-
lect aud inferior IN nature"
II will be observed that the Aduinistra-
ton Of Gen. Pierce is relied upon FOR its in
faence TO pass the bin. which is claiI1ed ex-
clusivelv in the embrace of the South, whit
Mr.. Douglas, that little Northern man WITH
Southern principles, is claimed as the
champion dougl -face, that southern dic,a.
ton can flip s9pper in, t. make il atca
with great certainty.
Bu, there i speedy day or reckoning II
come, when the Integrity oftte democrats
party and the power ofthe Administration
will be called upon for an account oil tA-ir
misdee4s, and woe batite them If il is not
well made up a!cgg0 Jovrag.
We are panied 70 learn that Mr. Ed,
win Forrest, the American tragedian
has become a convert to the Y,ry ri
diculous belief in spiritual manifesto,
tions. This gentleman is q constant
visitor upon the Foxes, now stopping
at hotel in this city, and most cred
ulously insists upon the correctness o.
the Developments communicated by
the rappers from t'other side If JUr.
To-, Tt
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COME AT LAST!

S0AtAI 49, AAAt
Woodward Il Harris
sTocK OF DNy GOODS,
asiss.ST s,Es0Y NV N3..IAsA.
CONSISTING IN art q
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Frsneh and English AefiAos. De Laiaes,
Cssg,asrss, De Eegss &c. SC.
A ane lot yfi,laee SIS
aaeres Ami laf' Sattu,s
MSrye,iee sad Florence s.tls9, &c.
EnhrolGrries:
j als- ad..tass, i,seffRes, CELLARS, SndeFNss'ss'
GhetAiseA., &c;
Bonas. Ribbons;
Dress Trimmings;
ys,ve Ribbons, Ginps,
Black ana Gel & Fringss. Dress Buttons, &c
Wells
Lac, Wells, Green ard Brown farege'
Mourning do:
Bay State slawls,
Rich rig'd and Plain yelvets;
Tatma a aths lrsa Tileus. Embossed iane towers,
Bro and .ieas.l'd Auslus, saiitaHs, gas''Heres
Mood and CASTOR. flahiels. Whitney Mi,ksts, Sc,
Ui4ses and Hosiery.
Yankee Notlai.s. ~, 81:
Hats and Caps; Boots ana sioes,
CroskQry; Hardware.
Groceries, SC.
Clse herls r&lf IN tle old stand,
Front Street, Davenport, iowa.
September aath, 1855
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
1854 spriag SAILS. 1854.
~. =. ~ se - %en,tp : e y .ss
CHILD, PRATT q co,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Tor
j eiya and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns, Rides SC,
0aee "a Mes ierk, - GU ST.
& .r.ia Strss. ST. Losis. No.
WILL u h receipt for spris2 Sales Of ons q n.
s;rYar line evnr offered III tts market. Import
IT.. III al, foreign Goods direct, Aeti purchasing oar
American Guata frara tgs manufacturers 4' lowest
- ,.@.st - -. .ratl..t Il sFsr Merchants aa,t
Mn, .ssr. Goods a.as low PRlcFs 4aa aa an favor
aa PM. = any hs;se I:ast West. oar stock viii
embrace Il In s AM yeTs rolaIlgto assart'net.of
Agricultural Tools ard implements,
Of th its and ,ast pprared kind, at qualities, q
>r,tsss. Srsth.. Fork. Rases, Handled ana aro IA
Hoses shoret. and Spades H.mes, toliar- tha.ns-
or ana others. txas-ls na,esASa kuas fieAs 5,
House Furnishing ana Builders Hardware
Isrx. gaa camst-tr assortment III I1cN-, 'StshSs,
Bats. Hinges Screws, Bolts hE4ls NRis, ~ tf.'iie
-'+'- Carpenters anl Builders Tools
Pfan.s saws. Ctfss's. AMsurs- Braces is!ts lev
M kaf..s sqa--ex. rraeeGs Gsaees. lsrsls- Haths
cts Ha1nmSr.. AaEes, R0a53, Barti and bad AVS.
- slaeksmishs' Tools, Sc
Bellows Alyt.s, Vices. Hammers SsrtN Tax :,
Vsrsa sai.. Shoes Fes ana kasYe oil hattAef saita
+ other fs..s ers-at sinis ard aszes.
Coopars' Tcols
Large assortment ii Knives Hoops, Pt4Gcs, Sc.
Cutlery
A vcrv Larg. stn.k ava a'sa Eltastt 81 West ,e'6fS
ga{ehcrs sts,l thrrs Tabt. Pocket Per. fgsth- si-
st5. Kay5s. a4of.. stsar., SCISSORS, tarrefs 'e,-
sreSty4riets
Gaas. Eidss. Gaa Trimmings and Ioan.ings
S#zs ANA nsuasa- Barr zfaH Ensi s. ard {, sfaiah
ssfes pist5ls Mounting end frataIugs- sraA' va
gs.fnar ann general assortment If other goods
ssfaiiy Ssat h. !T4aiwaTs >tare Saw, every 1arie
f gil sas ard Crclar,o of hsst an lily f2fhl.h
u fs,.gfctar rs prices 7 Orders promptly Hlle4
- ~. CuILp. PRATT ( 90.
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7. C. EADs.

GENERAL LAND AGENT.
V n Bay. Sesl ard Eoesie Land. Lease and co.lee,
feni. II esaer asns. aaA promptly rrml; rrecesds.
pay axes aad aftyiBa convey aHcif " eYeF. kind
.s5ii G. lei Ia his tlae 81 business.
9...ce Second Floor Of L clairs's New Ggiiii-g
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MoLINE PAPER MILLS

iii subscribers are foa=tsHth nsahtNs variety =
, pY'iHr a4 Wrapping Papers ut tt.e9f Ni3lh Aa-
Tine aud a4l pay Cash for an, reasonable PuaHt5ty Il
c8el clean rutf ar linen rags Our travelling ~ t
u. \. Churchill will e.4i Ia MrretaHt- through
cefr Iowa a.d m. theu! II e.,h 70 peF@r ~ ihstf
r,gs. NHEEIpGh - fEhbAN y
Moline. June aGfh, iss4,
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RFyw1cK q SON.

STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FuRWaRni,N.tt III. - oi'Ns''.
AM COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,
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T. Pass particularly requested ~ 4rpc@Fc
T3yE rs tsf4re taking seats ia "a Gers
OfrTa ia FhrTHaHt Gulldg, tMa lear- sst.Eth NJ ts
Iiaiu entrance. Dearborn street, tlgago
GED. 81. GRAY,
}tgf ~ sag#4-a.K .-seI.sstsr Agrr
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And other nat sf4ls l. correspond rua "a hHnd ~.
Win lrte number ~ rt4.iS made PuH, fer .43e lew
~ NE establishment : ihr subscriber. f,w door
chow. SpErses. Store, lu Moline. it-.
uoRAffo &. N0JRSE.
jane ssl. 1853. a2-tf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-18
Illinois Censressmen Elected.

LIST District-E D. Washburne, Wing, re-
elected.
2d-James II. Woodwork, Republican.
3rd-J. o. Norton. Wing, reelected.
4th-James Knox. Wing, reelected.
5th-A. Williams, Wing.
6th-Richard Yates, Wing, reelected.
7th-Contest close between James c. Allen,
present member. and W. B. Archer. Wing.
sth-Lyman Trumtall. Republican.
9th--S. S. Marshall, Democrat.
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Arrival Of the North Star-Anothcr Vessel Wreck
eds Lives and Sl53, 900 in Specie Lost-La-
ter form California.

New YORK, Nov9.
The L. 5. steamer North Star arrived at half
past P. NJ, with Aspinwall dates to Nov T..
California mails to Oct. 10, and nearly Sl,7Uo,-
Geo in specie.
The steamer Yankee Blade, which LETT San
Francisco Oh the seth Sept. for Panama, was
wrecked the following day. She had on board
500 passengers, besides crew and fireman when
She struck reef of rocks of Point Acguilla, 10
miles above Point Corruption.
About 10 lives and all the specie on board
$lj3, 0c0, were lost.
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60 PROPER CARLOS wILCO
PrOpDcY & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agen.s.
ONCE with D " Hanson Atorncy-a.-I.aw Second street
the S Land Once, Minneapolis. Minnesota Ter.
SURVEYING and Plating Of all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating lands in te liurrrs and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants IN
quest, Investment, made loans neGoat collections
made and tax"s paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing 10 inca,r SCH purchase lands ae i'll
vtcl 10 call Claimant, maze advantageous arrange
mcnts with for their purchase money Valuable prop
erty and always hand in the embryo cities of
Minneapolis. st Anthony and ST Paul; also, Improved
farms. rural and pine lands, all Of which We offer on the
liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope TO
mer. II share cf public and pirate trust
IS.l DIV
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Valuable Property for Sale.
In Minneapolis, at the Fails Of Saint Insho-!

In Minneapolis, at the FdHs OF Sdih /-nho7y
nFFERED for a few days only, Hdndsome f.
~ House and Lot Washington Avenue; Es:.:
three fine lots fronting Bridge Street, near the SXe
Suspension Bridge half block. Fourth Street,
the Presbyterian Churc eight acre LOTS on Lake ST.,
desirable for re,id.rcs lots on Prospect Avenue,
below Falls 100 acres beauty prairie md open
mas, adjoining town the spienGid fdrn.tci
on the Mssiss ppi near Mime aha Fa!ls;
Also fpt bLOcks at the Ferry and Steamboat Landing In
the Lower Town, &c, all promising to be soon
rank with III. most valuable rrpet y in the Territory
aid BE- had at low figures by applying at once 10
PROPER & WILCOX,
Surveyors and Land Agents. tho U. s. LAM On;t,
Minneapolis. Miiiic.O:a Territory.
AuoS ISSi
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WARNING !

TENHERF; is Reaper whose name Is Death; and since
no tell when he will thrust in his sickle and
cut life, is the time 10 have your Picture
taken at Whtncy's Galery,-where good Dagurre0-
type be procured at any other establishment in tie
" o.d.
1t FACE conceded by a that for beauty OF finish
and llfe-ke xrcsinn. his pictures unsurpassed.
Always hand, a good assortment Of Lockets and
Pins plain AID Fancy Cases. Call and SET.
s.That thou doest, do quckly!''
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THANKSGIVING.
Governors PrOClama ton

has become a cuStnin with he American People TO
n have one Gay Iii H. year Set apart Ter giving thanks
to Almighty Gud Tor hs blessings upon them as ma
ton
Therefore !, Willis 4. German, Governor Of the Ter
rory OF Minnesota, 10 request all persons keep and
observe THURSDAY. 1HE 2lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
for suHh purpose, and all PERSONS requested to all
stain from their usual uaiios that day,
ifest in some ut their obligations the Great Rul-
er OF the Universe for his goodness 10 people in
dirhtuGily and collectively. W. A. GORMAN.
Executive Dept Min. Ter.
NV. 10, 1854.
J.TRAvIs EossER, Sec'y Mn Ter.
Nov. Is, 1854.
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Emerson s Case,

LAND AGENTS, CiVIL, ENdiINEEEs IND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
NWTIL attend the purchase and sale Of Real E>ate,
w Location OF Land Warrants, Collection Of Debts,
In. stmct Of Money and Payment OF Taxes.
aN Ing extensive know ledge OF all parts OF the Ter
rt ry pats Of all the Surveyed Lands. Abstracts of the
Entries made at the din Laird Offices, good set Of
Engineering and Survey Ing Instruments, with great
percnce Profession. shall be prepared 90 do any
business entrusted TO with pIoptness and accuracy
All kinds Of Drawing AM Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81. 1851.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

HHOR furnishing 400 cords Of wood at Fort Smelling,
II MT. will be received by the Acting Assistant
Quarter Master at that post until l2ociocS NJ. on Nom
dav the 10Th OF November, 1854. The wool good
wood Of equally good quality 10 be
delivered and corded by the contractor, who will be
ouired To give bond with approved security In the
eight huud:e dollars for tie fuhment OF the
2w3i J. STEWART,
Eov, Q, 1854. ist Lieut.. ID Art'y A. 4. @. r..
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TIL E II AIR.
Greatest Discovery Of the Age!i
PROFESSOR wooD's
HAIR RESTORATIvE!l

4
Grey Heads, Bald Heads and Silver Gregg please to
take particular notice that this astonishing and
eQud!ied preparation turns hair back to its original
co.orc tf6r hdring become grey and reinstafes it in
eu as original Atdith, luSeFe, SOftness and beauty.
EMOfES at once all dandruf from the scalp, aad
IL q all unpleasant itching, as well all cutan
erptlons, such as scad head Sc, and hence creat,s
perfectly heay satc or the scalp. hy acting stiu.
at anu tonic Ia the organs supply moisture
and co!ormg matter 10 The hair, completely rcs,uex
them To their original vgor and strength; and thus rr
vents all tendency 10 become grey. also prevents the
hair from hes, ming unhealthy and falling of, brings
1t ont where II Is gone. ~ rcsusciiatng the
supply nu!rimeIt, health and colorng Il;
ami irn" acts perfect hair nvgnr t'Gr an. tite.
Now. GrnteLn rad this certificate .!vA EA-Sua-
at1E If The United states:
CARLYLE, Ill, June eth, ISsa
have used Professor o. J. WOODS Lar Restorative,
and have u 'mrcd it, wonderful effect. IN lni:
his Resoraire- 1t has resumed lis original color, an,
have no doubt, permanently SO. S!DNEY BREEsE,
EI-Ssn. L. S.
AMI Ia Hes, do you read tbs:
Professor Uood: sr. iOris, Oct, -, .aSs
Slr-A your request. willingly give you .Steincnt
of The rour Hair r, upon my hair.
commenced its when my hair quite gray, and
soon began 10 its effect in restoring the fluid
inm catc began TO change to its native color, until
Is entirely restored; and from carrully watching It's e
fects bui that faithfully applied accord ng to directions
no lady will be disappointed. therefore chez iuy
ON ZEN: IT to all my friends, and ali who have for
such all article. MRS. L. BEARDsLY.
The public should distinctly understand that this pre-
paration contains alcoholic stiuuant essential oil,
no unhealthy drug it does not dye the haiT but
upon its secreons and se,reivr orgas TO supply
the former with the Necessary cOong matter, and restore
the impaired or lost functions Of the latter.
For sale by CAlilLL, Druggist, ST. Anthony; BOND
K Kellogg. anIby FOSTER KINNEY,
Dru 3Cs.S. Pau! and Wholesale aud Eetsi igentS
for Minnesota Territory.
DIR. FOSTER. Agent. Upper Town, between
American and Nin>lOw, st. Paul.
st. Paul. Aug. 10, 1854. wsm
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

En- LINZ informs the public that he has Just estab
a. lsied Wholesale and Retail business in this city
Of Imported Havana CiGars, French WINES, and
IMPORTED g. DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Being connected with of the largest firms Of I'M
po.tc-s in New Orleans and ST. Louis. the undersigned
guarantees the cenuncness OF the brands OF the import
ed articles, which OF better quality than any yet
offered In his market.
G5 Country Merchants will find to their advantage
to give 4 call and exam Inc my goods before making
their fall purchases. +. LINZ,
ST Anthony Street, next door to New York Bazaar.
& PAM. Oct z. 1854 dSyw3uio
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New Jersey.

This State is understood to have gone strong
ly Anti-Nebraska elcctns four, if not all, Wing
and Anti.Nebraska members Of Congress. The
les islaturc is largely Anti-Ncbraska.
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EstFay.

HAME into the enclosure Of VIM. Baker, about tho
u ID Of Nov. light bay horse colt two years old
Said has hiud and white in the fore
The is requested to call, prove property
pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM BAKER.
Groveland, Ramsey County, Min.
st. Paul, Nov. 10, 1854. W
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his course forced US out in opposition to Ne
braska, We will leave the other branch of his
subject" Slavery in Minncsota"-untl to-
morrow, or some future day.
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PAY YOIIR TAXES.

" OTlCE is hereby given that the tax duplicate Of
~ Ramsey county, for the year 1884, has been placed
hands with the proper warrant attached, requiring
collect the Owners Of real estate AMI per-
properly outsie of the city OF ST. Pau) Will there
take notice that all taxes ASSESSED against them
m BE- paid Immediately. have authorized George
N.zrp collect the same; the duplicate with the war
rant his han Is. and Will be found at his office OPP
;osite the American Hotel in St. Paul.
Promptncss Of payment will save time, trouble and
costs. a. NJ. fRiDl.E1,
Sheriff OF Ramsey County
Sheriff, ('ffcr. ST. Paul, Oct. IS, 1854. oct2stf.
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Michigan.

The Republicans have elected three of the
four members Of Congress in Michigan. The
race between Bingham and Barry for Governor
is close
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Sale Stable.

SIEC SVTU1Cs
YEyIE undersigned beCS leave TO inform -
ID the public generally that he has rra~sE3fEs
leased tho stable oil Third street formerly kf @ y W.
occupied by W vincent. "a
Having pilt the stable in thorough re-lSASa3tl.xss
pair il Is ready the reception those who map
favor with their patronage.
The strcest attention i'll be given to all descriptions
Of stock in charge; also my unlimited knowledge
OF the market affords my friends and the pull
lie generally, opportunity rarely met with for making
sales.
Horses k.pt by the month, week, day reasonable
rates. Coolly share the public patronage Is r-.ccS
f.i.y solicited. E.A BlSSELL.
Saint Paul. March IS. 1854. 21tf
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HORACE PENFIELD,
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
TTAS established in 81 Paul. on F'rrtb,
between st Peters and Mark"t street, ,.Sr sSsI1
IN extensive Carriage Mandatory, GtiiGZSSsSsc1,
where he expects and is determined to SaAN&yySS,
keep uu the reputation Of the wo,k Which 'sss-VsE
has her been turned out OF his cs-
brnent at his old location. lie will employ but
the best Of workmcn nothing but the best Of timber
and iron, allow trimming, painting, finishing about
mis- est Adjustment that will stand the test Of the most
rigid srn in and style, all work done
about the establishment, and sell at prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions repairing and jobbins done 10 order
upon any kind work in the carriage, and vehi
Gle line Sleghs. sieds, and all articles for winter, will
be manufactured and on hand in
LII short all customers cannot fail to be suited by call
ing at the Mauufactory
july 6, 1854 dhwt
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y /. L D.,

Al Gens Fall. N"w York, On Tie 3i< OF Oct- last.
WILLIAM \. itSON. Gate Of this c-y:) aged %
years. only ct i.ewi~ Person, E.V.
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Wisconsiu.

Washburnc, Wing; and Billnshur-t, Anti
Nebraska Dem. are elected to Congress. Con
test in the Milwaukee District doubtful
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New York Cong essme n .

Nine districts heard from, electing eight
Wings and one .Anti-Nebraska Democrat. Nike
Walsh is defeated
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Illinois Central Railroad.

t.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
IAN and after Monday, Oct. so h. 1854, Trains OF thi
~ will in connection with the Gall ma and
Chicago Union Railroad daily except Suniays) as fui
lows:
Leave Ga!eE1.
First Expr and Mail Train at A. NJ, arriving in
Chica-y $50 p NJ.
Second ~ Train At P. NJ, arriving In Chicago
at 2 A. NJ, ~ xt morning.
Leave Chicago,
First Express and Mail Train al $40 A. NJ, arriving
IN t;alcna al 5 P. ~.
Second Express Train p. NJ, arriving in Ga!ena
6:I5 A. NJ, next morning.
No Change of Cars Baggage on this route.
Freight Trains leave Gaena at $40 a. ii. daily, Tex
ccpt SunayS.)
Frci.h,s way billed directly through Chicago, aud
without change OF cars.
J. D. WYMAN, Superintendent.
October 81, 1854. d&"t.
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TEc University Library contains about $500
volumes, and is divided into four departments,
as follows Astrological, Medical, Law and
PuhEc. The Public Library is for The common
use of the whole University the Theological
for those connected with the Divinity school
the medical for students attending the Medical
lcct res, and is kept in the Medical College,
Boston; and the Law Library is designed for
the officers and Students Of the Law School.
The total number Of books in the Libraries
Of the University, as stated above, are cia>si-
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MARRIED,

In Minneapolis. oct, SIS. by Rev. A. A. Russell. NJ.
John j. Gettcy 1.i Ii., PtrlcI.a j. Layman, both o.
that place.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 9.
The returns received place it beyond doubt
that Seymour is elected Governor
New YORK, Nov. O.
The Herald makes up table Of votes cast as
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-18

New York Elec,ion-Seymour's Election Ger
tain.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-18

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBHlDGE, MAss-A
friend mas sent Us a catalogue Of the officers
and students of this institution, for the academ-
ical year 1854 IS. From it we learn that there
are of professional students and resident gra-
duatcs 33.i. divided as follows:
Divinity Students. Observation-Disclosures. %
Law do l;S
Scientific do ................ 80
Mclca! do ................ll lis
Resident Graduates. ........... S
OF Under Graduates there are $50, as fol-
lows:
.NcItOES ................. 81
Oudiofs.. Cd
S0phOmOres.. IS
rc&iiincn.. ..................... 81
Making q total Of 10.