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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

DAN FOR 81, 000, 000-For the ENLARGE-
IL MINT 81 fHE ERIE, 1H1 oewE00 TIE CAT.
T0A "a SENECA CANA L5 asA Ter The CO naLErIOH q
fHE black aivIn ..a 0EnssE6 yALt1a c1 ~
Tss conm.o.en Of the Canal ysnA BY virtue Of he Get
snt,fif Act 70 provide for the knlse0en Of the Ete
The q: S..s ..S sssss. Gs.s. cd fer The
70 provds the Of eersis Ces aevsass Cern
es,es and other PurHosss" P~ed l6a April hsrse!
i've nosee Sealed Proposals. yin BE- received st the Cess
al Dr. fo IL .: oss So
lars for which transferable eerhcstss OF Stock VII - Issued
IN The Bss the people Of the State Of bearing
Interest The Of o.. cent per sn,um Ps}see qa
ssy the frt asy Of Jsnssy, April JAY sn1 Oe'oseL
L 20 Se Underwood that the Commissioners are 70 be ct e
sy ie les sum 4 the casn ere ,S ;oss - 'n'n
The proposals msy be fcr the whole OF snJ ~ - T.;
DO. Less tIsn 90 Al proposals 20 b sealed up sod IN
aorsed Loan for the Eniueement, sno ,nelosee IN
envelope directed the Auditor OF ne Ssaa
money win b required be paid ten cent % the
Of the bid and the balance the LIT aay Of March
At .hes tin. a.. . o. .es nv . S
lore The it March II desired ssr the swut Of the loan
Psymsp to b made BY dspous the TO the eed. q
DE Trsusrsr Of the Of tbs Canal Fund In
de Bsph Of the Manhattan Company kew.Yok, or IN the
N.v.YoIi STATE Bank In The City Of Albany.
kteci hoders resdss In the ht and Judicial Districts and
reading Of the STATE viii receive the interest on
Comp.sy IN the City Of New Yorti ell other Stockholders
Css.i D.ssun.ns, Albany, Jan q, 1885
s tyTkS1 Hs1S es s.s':s.r, ofsu
JAMES M COOK, Controller.
ePAULDlS9, Treasurer.
OGDEN HOFFMAN Attorney o-1srsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

Crysrs OF IowA--Frcm . tabular statement Iva =.
the census Of the several counties in the sac Sec.
for the year 1854 presented to the sensy.;e popua-
ret, ,s1sT Summer Pr n os Tss
.ses as 3: s s :ssi. ?ss
Whole number s e. i i5s 800. There are 1884
ue 10 37s Aliens 4so colored persons a 'nsase,
ss DEAF and dumb, % blind and idiots In tie s'A
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Netu51 Daily Gribuare
LABOR IN CALIFORNIA.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune ,.,,
SAy Francisco, Monday, Jan. Is, 1888.
Isympa.hize with the lsb0rer' VINO nave recunus
been discharged in your City, as detailed In your pa
per of the Goth of December.
Ore hundred thousand men, who are wiling to
handle the pick, the shovel, and the hoe, can find
more profitable employment in our mines this sesson'
in addition to those there than can be found se
of isIe Our miners have good food and are well
housed. Water companies enable miners 70 Tork
pro6tably in the dry season. We have now cn9ica.s
schools families and laws are very well enforced
Our climate mild and healthy. Laborers may hre
out to :. any time for e. to ~ - per a.y
vork On their own account from "a to $40 per day.
unboundsd elements Of s:1s
20 ds,eIon them. viii they come II they DO not
thew NAV do much worse. left your City in FeSru-
sry ls4s; have experienced al the Light: aad sna.
aovs of life bere-sm satisfied that il Is the oest
oonn,y in the world for those who are steady, sober
and industrious-snd destitute of capital. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Ceaal Notices.

CTPREME COURT.-In the matter, &c, Of
- the Knieherbocker Bank. &e-No,ies 10 hereby Fves
purusn, TO the statutes sneh made and provded
Of an order Of the Hon j. Roosevelt Jus
~ ~ ,ad Court duly made In this matter that All
TORS or The KNfCKERBOCKER BANK OF me S'ty o.
ssm.pS. before the United State. Trus. cenpsny Of Nsw
YoIh Receiver Of said Bank st said Company once N
% a. In The CITY OF York within thirty days from me
s,.. Of this potica Dated New Yoxh. January Is I'D
sxsr.y ssrystsry JAZZ SOD
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stu greater.

TH.L.w AsD sAusDIhs Ag:kEis.!s. .i M%' ss1
dltiemsn of New. York. who made q large purchase
of limited States mu.ksts has estsbl,hed factory
and Il engaged IN altering them into riaes By gfooy
ipe he barrels and changing the b,eeca ana locs'
90 - hat With such altsrstioq the experiment hes
proved The arm to be equ.l TO the Mimic rife; We
atss,n TOO. that many Of the muskets thus altered,
A. coet Of less than two doass, have been sold q
from fifteen 10 twenty dollars esch, the yendsr real
liking large proft BY the alteration and ssls' .
THE RocHrsrER NTsrERY.-The disappearance OF
Mis- Emma Moore from Rochester, 70 still mex,
planned. The Sheriff of Monroe County has onefsc
reward Of thousand dollars for the recovery o. que
bsdy Of Miss n, dead OF alive, and Commues y
Dontsd By the citizens ss the Town kssong nsss ~
sumsd ths. meenes and t.lh q SSos re subject
throughout the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

- WV YORK Edwin Snyder and John SNYDER,
rl.p,iss .ssinst Peter Kinnsn defendant
uonsv dsrrane on eonfract-tCon not service 10 ai
~ EINNxNs,r. Yov hereby summoned and req1red
70 he complaint IN this action which va heS u 'ns
oee Of the CleIi Of the Ci,y .nS Soun 49, con, Of
sour .,srs, 10 The aid complaint the eseeer ms OF
ice No 81 ChsmbefsstIest m ssd city, whnn a.
Of such service ana II you fail to answer the sd %
within the time Aforesaid the plapnh IN ens scuol "a
ETY. ave dollar With from the twenty ssvsnn 1ay
Of Dseeu1ber eight hundred ana forsy
sdes she coats Of his sction dated November 90 1854
BENZ. r NISSAN Plsntss Atto.n.y;
The complaint ed Of the Cszh oil ne Sy
ss1 County Of New Yori On 18th day OF Jssssy i
j9 lN.owN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

STATE MEDICAL SooIrrY-A Convention OF 'ne
medical and scientific men Of the State has been N
session for The past three days at Albany. The op
ject Of the meeting is the mutual advancement. o.
,;.nce and the development Of new facts that have
come 10 their knowledge during the past year: Inc
following gentems were elected ofhcers Oh 'ne 0'
ciety for the ensuing year
p.,,aSr..FRANK H. HAMILTON. Albany.
Iios Prs,td<ni :. THOMAS Hry. Albany
observation-disclosures TOWNSEND, Albany
T,.a,sysr ......PErER vn 0LISpA, Albany.
The following gentlemen were elected permanent
members: ,,,e..-. a
james R. Wood Fodyes B.itsr rh..rssr ss..1 T;s
C Mopen Alfred Watkins, Ebererer stse! Tfse
10, Hepry c. Guy Lather Gutiesa l. ssande" r.
Teny .. Case, John Coventry, Edson Csfi' A1~H
DR.. Horace A. Buttoph, Of NewJersey and NM
sban Hall, of London, were elected Honorary nsa''
bers OF the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

Hereafter about one.eighth Of our imports, IN
value will be free of duty.
If we look to the other side Of the question,
we find that nearly all the exports of Canada e3-
cept ships are included in the Reciprocity ;ensa-
s,t;e,a which that Province exports, with the
single exception of ships, will go free into the
United States. In 1853, that Province exported
cor coo worth of articles, which, If imported.
into the United States, would have paid duty. II
the Treaty had been in operation, f247,oeo OF
these exports would have paid no duty II imported
into the United states-leaving $50, GOO on which
duty would have been paid.
Mr.. Cauchon, the new Commissioner Of Crown
Lands. has bid farewell to the readers OF the
Io,,r,ol a, Ou.bst which be founded in Dec. l542.
and Of which be has ever since been editor and
proprietor. b. ri. o,a
.on.ti,uen,, for reelection II is not anticipated
that any of the new Ministers will have any dihi'
Guilty in securing their reelection.
Some few of the Annexationists, as anticlPaseso;
have refused the Adjutant- Generals invitap'' W
resume their Offices in the militia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

II these articles had been imported from the
United States, the British West Indies, or any
otbsr country. in fact, than the Lower Provinces
and the United Kingdom, the duty they would
have paid would have been 81, 1872 - 5. The
total value of free imports in 1853 was f443,9H
10 i; and they were derived from the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
M OTORPATHY. DR.. H; HALsTED, the

~ Il
l the Round Hill Motorpathic Water
Cure at Northampton Mass-formery Of Rochester, ~ L
known his Ia the of chronic diseases eS
neeisy those woman at the st Nicho
Hotel where he will remain few days and receive cans no
chsse will be consultation Dr Hasteds ooeet Dc
ms m attend some dc which be has been caeo
and TO sve NewYork public better opportunity OF ei
ips the mes hs in the treatment oil diseases
out mechanical spplanc or any OF the ordinary remean
,sns He has within the past some htteen nun
dr.d patients his Institution which though oy far the AR
the sick Ia THE country has
fonnS wholly adequate for the accommodation OF insEos
selips admission He s adding to his already Wv zee.
font four story building His bathing rooms Occupy
80 b, 10 feet Motopshy only eSectas reore OF the
eopution from Of dissipation az over
Many forms of proseted G;e';e re- EUn
has been long pracced at this Institution The sac
stts attending IL has induced others 70 MAKE 'PeoisJ
c. .ntsfjon tours from I0A NJ to r. M
ais woIi on Motorpahy viii be sent postage free to any d
des Cd receipt postage stamps OF can be nsd OIL MN
while in the city at Is cents ~ O.. r,.., uo,., r w
pnhert No place; w. Abbott No 4i' Broad
way; Joseph Tucker rsq stewsIts store bresdwy ss
s7ih-st Rev Bovey and l,dy No lss 9Th Seorse
Merchant and lady No sos Broomes ~ T.; rrot george
Bu,h Editor N C Repository and o. morse and isdy MAJ
sion House Broolyni Edward Doughty and Daniel Demes
N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

In 1851, the intercolonial Reciprocity act was
passed by our Legislature; and under that act the
following articles come in free from the other
British American Provinces and from the United
Kingdom. The values annexed are those OF the
imnorts of 1883:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

EARTHQUAKE IN vmGrSIL-1h RiehmeaI pos ,t
states that shock Of an earthquake w sennCy ie.'
Vile. Charlotte Prince Edward and Halifax. Al
CIsrtsyilIe there was q rumbiDg, rattliag sound,
which resembled somewhat the noise made y r.
49, u.s v}siby shaken. AtwyIssbHrg, the houses
we're shaken, and one gentleman was .sked up o ,,
the seyere noise Alarmed by the crsSaog soSla 2.
bis houfe be jumped out Of bed eon'a e ah ,sns
sned' In Prince Edward. We learn tue sn'0~ VS.
s,;U yyeafer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

c., .,.v ,x Cu,prrsrc-S.-The arrest OF
go. n, Ws,hs,hss cd MS alleged parsmouf, on
esn ,1n con cb.ra, "a "Wednesday evening caused
great chs:,Urn; . He Sss ees vas i rs
oen. SSIster d the Freesl Baptist Church. and has
Continued to be sort of preacher Temperance Zee
tuIer, End anti. slavery orator, and now aema \.
Bs wife 10 sD esmsble lsdy but for long .ns inc NO
ana Miss Hsaley the person arrested nav souss and
innate She has been an occupant VI AZ The com.
plsa VIE made ), the friends Of ns Duisd J s
Nhs 6ealey obtained bail, bat LIST a b. an
erbes ysrsined 10 tail. ID's' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

JOHN A. STEWART. Secretary.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

CUPREME COUh1.-ln INC Indttcr Vi tno
- application OF the MAYOR ALDERMEN and CON.
hSS md Ex = BowtRY he :ss.hs.
sde of Chathansq TO Franklnsq., In said cy-We, tas
ande,i,ne1 Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessments
the above entitled matter hereby give r9tc. 70 ne Gwae
Improved and unproved lands affected thereby and % al
eomn.,ed our Estimate and Assessment al
peops whose seced thereby and VINO may Dc op
Ss 70 h Snoss SMITH
Office Of the Commsdoners No Iyonrow tn Ihn CITY, %
.on OF ps Who may consdei themselves assreved
Estimate and ASSIGNMENT will DO heard In Opposition to the
Zane a.. Of a. a. f Ta That IL. .s.u.c. he
and Sses Ss eaa .ns s'1
By us mailing our report h.,s been deposited ne street.
!: s%s: S ofs the O. as day day &
That the limits embraced BY the Assessment siosssd are
he ~ sO.,a . C.hs9ss sIs S.. .s;
tons thence 10 the secondsv, thence to FouIteentbs
20 slsecisT.t thence to Sotis thence Cb,,hams
thence along squ.re and Chshsms to resis
,bsDe. 20 Nader hne tS.n:e through blocks
Maiden lane and Wal st. on line when wSua "a
Eaebspsep Place thence to Wiam thence to Old,ip
And ;c ~ s1s S p OF i'aS
Ga .p from South William soath those ct. hon,
In vesteriy on Caharne slip and Cshsnnest those LOO
sn;ins northery On Madison It those lots Osss .ogtheI,
those let: rSnEs ws.sr; .. os. 1ssa.
westerly on seeond-sv those lots frontins soSthsrJ
Az and tbe Bowery lots on.nI southesy on Beeesei
!, ,ho.. io fronting cagesy Nett those los fronting
ss,tsr,v on Pearl It, from vsndewsters those lo
frOsns sog,hey tho:s 0si tsoa1"s
blaze ana Willamette excepting eefom al those lots o.
nd on Chatham s commencing hundred feet
ots Of land on Pea the lot the westerly corner OF
EadLon and PesIla Fihh That our report herein VII Do
nees Term thereof be held at the City Hall In the ,ad
nos Of The Court on thai day and that then and there
= coon thereafter counsel can Be hssS mSsSs III .
1854 SEVhHE. o. Smatn (c..rn,..;o,.,.
n.v,S BARTLETT SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Uater-Cnre.

INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
H-No is Laishtst Accommodations for 100 persons H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

WATER CURE, corner 6th.av. and 3cth-st-
w Or STEW tpup Of Pnessnts and earliest "A A%s''csa
eeiye patients above City practice attended Free lectures
Saturday evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
GnafIfial.
o,,,c, Omo Avn PxxssyIvayrA RAILROAD Co.,
prrTsnupcu Jan. 70, 1855.

OrricE ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA hAiLRoAp Co.,
PTTTsBuReH. Jan. 20. 1855
N,OTJCE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
he Ohio and Penney vsas Railroad Company that on sod
After the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, sDvsdsnd Of FIVE ZEN
CENT for the 1 months payable Ia the STOCK OF s
COMPANY Of par will be paid the soeshode - their socf
ood on the books Company the Let OF Jsnssry Inc
On the Pittsburgh books will b paia ct the once
~ h and tho.e on the NewYosk books the once
Of winow Lsn.r Co. Scrip certificates will be Issued for
the fractional psTts Of share. d. B. fLEMNo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

ITO VEGETARIANS.-One or two Families.
a. nr,e NJ rsops desirou Of living pare and genial
life cen obtain BOLRD end ROOMS st Ne Is wo0stss't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
sTArH OF MIoNieAn.
rrAfr OF MicNeAs,
STATE fREAsynaIs oyricE, LsNsIge, Jas %, lass.
GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK of ANN AR

me thar the GOyEkNMENT STOCK BANK Of ANN Ar
BOR has refused ito liabilities and 10 redeem ereu-
re and in eoneeueree Of aeh rfssa and In accord
the provisions OF secton 10 Of the Act incorporating
sa Bank approved March ss ID Assets have been placed
~ sseton de hereby 1--WE notice 20 all ps'sess having
claims said Bsnt to present the same 10 81
ses Gsnsse pnsie legal proof theleof All perscss
Assns the circulating aid Bsnk wiz PresEt the
u nd sfce fer which redemption cesessss w DO issssd
eILAs u. HOLMES, State Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

I'm PURSUANCE Of IN order Of fhs Surrogate
= q: Ss:. = s: :::,s sI ;.;; S :. ::
.ss yis2 ,s.sIsn ssFs% e e .i.edss. ,s: 80.
~ Sssrs he aaseenh dsy Of February senfEDsssi Nsv
Ysri, he twelfth Gag Of Asg.ss, 1854
mi. ,.-snM. JOIN joins 5 pMGn YER. EI. e.ss.-
TNPURsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County fNsyYo5t Neses s.,..} Fys, e al Ier,
souehs. thereof the ,ab.erStr Ole. Of Gabriel y.a
s Ss Dc Be- ss.s ~ q July 800 4,
IN PURSUANCE Of An order of the Surrogate
Of s:!S: If ::.s h1sT
ey % &. sss &C: nc
N stss between Ind .nd sdsy, the Cir, Of se- YORK.
fs :si :Ss :isfsn'h SAC Il HusTiN Adni.e
NORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas, JOHN
STEWART certain indsnture Of mortsase bearing dste
the eleventh day Of Nay the year sa oondhoned io me
and Iteen the expiration Of thirty days from the d,te
with interest which said marriage contains po-e,
condition thereof and which mortgage With said power OF
therein eon.Ined ". recorded the once q the
PAGE SIS on the eleventh day Of May, 1884 49,. i,
And where's default h.. been made IN ne .ono,oa 81
cured to Be- paid thereby By means whereof 'ne
became operative; L.,<
upon the sum Of two hundred and esaJeSn'
dollars and seventy-tve eenfs l., A, u...
And whereas suit a. law was instituted N ine 'aAIs
Ceut the City Of New York upon me bond
sad which bond executed BY ore EAh Sda
and John SMACK jointly BY service 81 poees apoa
Elijah said suit prosecuted to Judgment but
y discontinued and ended; . a.,
Now therefore notice 10 hereby siven pursuant 70 tns
such made and provided that the said mort
ssse will be forecosed by sale Of the mortased premise:
sr,ntsd by ..d morssse public auction at hs Merchant
Exsh.pss City Of Ne.York. the t~entyseeenh
IA, Of February the 1855 twelve o'clock nooni OF
that DAY which said morssged premises are described fol-
lows ..,.fr..a .,,n...
lyine and being the City CT New-fok oonn,ec ano &C.
,rbed 90 follows, Beginning O.. point on ne soune. ae
Of Porty dNsnt hundred and nxfy nns
feet four inches the south Yves. corner Of
street and Tephavenue and running thence scutaery ana
nsrsl with avenue hundred feet and four inches
thence westerly and parallel with thty
feet eight nches thence norhery and parallel with ne
hundred feet four inches TO the sosthiy
rae Of Foriy thence easteriy aonf said south
sriY sde Of thirty feet eight iaehes to
the place Of ginning NeT,Yors M,s Noyemoef
1854 fAIhiSn $500.
M 1aw1SwM snoIssseoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

CTIPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
y EMPIRE CITY BANK. Notice IL hereby given pursu-
art to the such made and provided and IN pur
susnee Of an order Hon W. Cleric Justice OF said
Court Suly made in this matter that all creditors Of the E
pre City hereby required to exhibit ard establish
their before The United States Trust Company OF
New YoTi Receivers Of said Bank at said Company. ONCE.
No A. Wailst In the City of New York within thirty days
f,on tbe date OF this noce-Dated New York Feb 2 1855
Iouy a sIFw.Er secr.tary Co. of Nsw-York
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- SUFFOLK BANK, in the City Of New Yort-Sotce n
b.reky syep pursuant the ssaes ia such case sde and
provided &c In pursuance Of order Of the Hon Thos
Cleric Justice Court duy made 10 this matter thai all
creditors Suffolk Bank In the City OF are
hereby required exhibit and establish their demsnd before
tbe limited States Tuss Company OF EewYok Receiver OF
aid Bspi At said Company OEee, No. 40 walls In the
City Of within thirty days from the date OF tins no
''ee-D' A ' JOSEPH LAWRENCE.
President Of the U. s Trust Co., Of New.YoIk
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-28

Col. ALvxH MANN.-This we'll known theat-
rical manager and circus proprietor, died in
New York on the 18th inst. We copy the fol-
lowing sketch Of his life from the Boston Times:
"For number of years he was a partner of
Fthe celebrated Gen. Welch and travelled through
Europe, South America, the West Indias, Cana.
das, and in every city, and, we might almost
say, every town in the United States. His en-
ergy, tact. and probity of character won for
him the esteem and friendship of all who came
within his sphere of action, and the public for
whom he catered so long and ably, hold his
name in high reputation. At the time when
fortunes smiles seemed most proptious, Col.
Mann ventured into the theatrical arena, where.
in so many have sunk. and erected the Broad
way Theatre in New York. then the most splen-
did and spacions structure ofthe kind in the
country. In this enterprise lie embarked with
his entire fortune encouraged by the lattering
predictions of bis friends But his hopes were
not destined to be realized, and after year or
two of desperate Sighting without success, he
finally sunk and was left almost pennlesS The
loss of fortune and the universities which came
crowding upon him broke down his spirits and
health. so that he had been unable since to
make but feeble efforts TO regain his former DO |
sition. and gradually failed in body and mind
up to the closing scone. His numerous friends
in this country and Europe will mourn the los 8
of one whose character had ever been upright
and honest. and whose career in life has been |
devoted to the promotion of public amuse-
ments"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-28
Alex. Ramsey.

Certain noisy politicians about town, would
wish it TO appear that Gov. Ramsey is placed
in a very bad position, because he did not re-
eeive the Republican nomination over MIR. Mar
shall. after he [Ramsey] had positively de-
rfined being candidate! The fact that some
of his friends in the convention, out of their
aixh regard Tor the man they love. chose to
cast their votes for him after his declination.
seems to induce this class of worthless to believe
that he was really not in earnest in declining
Nothing could be more absurd. He started Out
with that determination when his name was
first used in connection with the position. and
steadily persisted in it until the final set
element of the question. sc.
There ii no man in the Territory at all &C
auainted with the circumstances connected with
the organization of the Republican party. who
does not believe. had Gov. Ramsey allowed the
free use of his name as candidate three weeks
ago, that he would have been the nominee o
the party this day. No one is better inform
upon this fact, than is Mr. Marshall. and no or
contributed more earnest and sincere energ.
20 bring it about than he. Those that doubt ]
can be fully convinced by calling upon tina
gentleman. We happen to know that time AM
again Mr.. N. earnestly solicited the Governo
to accept Of the nomination-that in such q
event he would not think Of allowing the us
o. bic own name in that connection But
20
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-28
Cottage Grove Lands T!
f PRICE So PER ACRE

Half Cash, and the Balance in One and Tsro
Years Without Interest. a-e
IN nnn ACRES, consisting mostly Of
AO9OO0 smooth, rolling Prairie, ST. uated
In the delta Of country embraced between the Misss.
sppi and st CrOix Rivers, in central locality within
two hours ride OF st Paul, Point DJugas Hastings,
Alton, Hudson, Red Rock and Saltwater, all afurdng
ready and access BILE markcts for produce.
These lands are situated in the oldest and best cul-
waited district Ia Minnesota. The Soil is rich, dark
loan. The Great Western Railroad, now completed
from Chicago to Madison Wis. and in progrs
NOrhwestward, will in short time pushed forward
to the Mississippi River, the ST Crox Prescott
AMI Point Douglas aud pass through portion Of these
lands to st Paul.
These lands will be sold in quantities., mot less than
40 acres,) to suit purchasers.
HENRY McKENTY,
'-.>- W -- - Dealer In Real Estate.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-28
Scaled Proposals,

WILL be received by the Acting Assistant Quarter
w master at Fsrt smelling, NJ. T., until Il O'Clock
NJ on Monday, the 2O;h day of August next, for the
supply 5000 bushels Oats, and 1900 bushels of
Cvrn,5C0 bushels Oats and 800 bushels OF Corn to
be delivered by the 1Oh day OF September, and the
mander by the 10Th day of November next The grain
is be delivered he graneries at Fort Smelling, in
good strong cotton Sacks not gunny sacks
The bids for the delivery of Oats and those for the de-
supply of Oats will lie required to give bonds, with ap
proved security, in The of 5000, and the conrac-
tor for the supply Corn, like bonds, In the sum OF
$500, TOR the ia thfu flu hlment of The contracts.
Proposals t. be endorsed, Proposals for furnishing
Oats,'' or I" Propose furnishing Corn" ra nL
]. STEWART,
3. 5000 li LIST Lieut.. Sd Artillery, A. A. @. n.
Fort Smelling, NJ. t., July IL, 1885,.
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