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.== HOPE HALL,
No. SO ST. CHARLES STREET.

VIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
establishment No. 80 ST. Charlea street stelv kuown ar
HGKoRs SALOON and completely overloaded and
has the name OF HOPE HALL
has friends aud the public that he
to welcome them with spiritual well bodily
enir satisfaction. ' o' W s4e'
His bar will be constantly furnished with Wines aud
Liquors that be imported ia The
line surpassed. - " "''
e He will keep At M times all the the and
Northern afford and will supply families parties with
Fish, Game. Oysters their state or cooled in tne
approved style. - " $3.50 " "
Ct He has employed obsinE attendants who bestow
their Hope Hail. every attention
will be paid them by the proprietor aud assistants.
dit JOFIy DANJEJs
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- AUCTION NOTICE.
NNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfnlly informs his

ea sud the pabic that havrg business as
- = r
Will attend to The sale Real Estate Stocks Negroes Admins
traitors Assenee snd all others, according
prompt and attention all Of eysry deep
ARe2isser will be kept for all the Real
either
facility in his power will be offered huyeis
Practical Draughsnan Plan Drawer will be in constant at,
tendance at lis ohhce. : :
With the assurance that he will give strict
in ss dsias ne trusts thah will share
age. BENZ. KESDIG, Aactoneer,
tiea No famn
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The steamship Darao brought the California mails and t, hun
drrd End The steamship City due at
the sth had not arrived oh the m her safety
entertained.
Steamer Niagara left louisville the oh inst. port for New Or
leaus, steamer Eclipse.
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TAI ERCHANDISE- -.
I've LnRsrERs, CLANS, SALMON, MAcKEREL and Hal
BUT-iu and alh cans, 80 sasss.

NF ERCHANDISE-
I've LrRSfERS, CLANS SALMON, MAcKEREL and HALF
BUT-u l and aib cans, so eases.
CRUSHED and POWDERED SuGAR-T5 bbls.
TEAS7D0 half chests pouehoug aud 100 Glib
FIRE CRACRERS--s00 hoses.
SPLIT PEAS--g5 half bbs.
PEARL BARLEY-qs kegs. "..#.
BUGKWHEAT-l beTee.
oNIoNS-2g1 bills Silver Skins
P0TkTuEs--34o bbs Northern
S0AP--bGD boxes Boston MOL.
MU5TAED--lo0 boxes Kentneky.
GuHA SIXES-3t0 boxes Ra sdins and Cops.
PIE FRUfTs-i5e boxes.
LEMON sYRUP-i00 boxes
TOMATO Cate HUP--75 boxes.
pRESERVkS-45 boxes.
JELLlES and JAMS--95 boxes. s...=
PEPPER SAUCE--ita boxes,
SEVILLE 0LIvES-s1 caseR.
FRESH TOTkTOsS--21 boxes in Glib eaus.
PLCRLtSBarreis, half DO kegs boxes, 300 packages
CHoC0LATE--l10 cas4r CurraGas. Vanilla, r. Mills.
YEAST POWDERSt0a boxes W. K. Lewis BROS brand.
ENGLISH PiCKLES-i0G dozen.
ENGLISH SkuCES-9s dozen.
GOSHEN BUTTEH--l1 kegs.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-s6hoxes
MALT-kG0 blshes.
H0PB--.0hses.
BRO0AS-i50 dozen, extra,
IuDs-ihU aess
TOY PA[LS-h6 dozen.
SMOKING ToBACco-5o boxes,
Cloves balep.
ChSSIA-s09 Gnhts.
SAlLS--luG kegu. For sale by
]. H. CARTER g. CO.,
dl5 81 corner Common and Tehoupitouia streets
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sun will BIS paid for the apprsheus ion delivery S
nJ4l oil the slave man FRANK, who kbHconded the
ST. amer Ross Ward morning The said Frank ~
forehead and pleasant expression of color black
New Orleans, December is, LESS.
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T LIQUORS., LIQUORS
10 Or ca6ks COG NAC-Sareue and Bigourds1
10 az do do Raymond;
do United Vineyard Proprietors;
81 eighth casks RRANDY-sazerac.
~ do do New York BRANDY
70 bbs Jamaica and ST. Croir RUM;
MALT pipes Holland GIN;
SO bbts Old Monorgshe WHISKY.
40 do Old Bourloa WHISKY, auperior
10 u casks SHERRY sdd MADEIRA WINE;
u do PORT WINE
do PURE JUICE;
do Wormwnod CORDIAL;
20 baskets Heidsck CHAMPAGNE,
boxesF Fine CLARET;
do ARRACR PUNCH
10 CLEAR PUNCH
20 do Wormwood CORDIAL;
Assorted
For Rae by ]. H. CARTER d CO..
Common las street,
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oils. OILS, OILS

nILs, OILS, OILS
" WINTER STRAINED LARD oIL.-loo bbIs;
WHALE OTL-iOO bbs
Do do SPERM OIL-2O bblp.
TANNERS' oIL.--50 bbls No,
LISsEED OTL--4s bbls
MACHINERY OIL 20 bbls;
NEATsFCOT OII--i0 bbIs
oLfVE-209 baskets, quartz and pnts;
For sale by ]. H. CARTER CO.,
dis 80 Common and Tchonpitoulas streeta.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY MORNING. Dec. 1s 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamer ArEana7 Harris, for Montgomery, Ala JE
Ship GIa sc Bill Bird, Tor Have Baxter, Lowell go
Snip Britannia, Wocdwar6 Liverpool Gfuev vile $40
Span bark Ca alma, 5urrega, for Pu
Brig Dan Ell Malonay, Widen for Boston, Hypsou kco
Brig Lsnzpate, Hartman, New York, FaryeII
PIE 5unat re, hoand, lot charleston, SL& ELLevy
Sehr > T Hoss, nocnref ior Mobile, A Wiekham 40
scar sletafA Villains, Tor Apsachiss!a, Mstcaif eo
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON Cry, Dec. II, 1855.
Arrived to day $40 head of Cattle IS Hogs 900 Sheep
and 1853 Calves and Yearngs. OF Mich Cows and Veal
Cattle but few offer The supply of other stock is very
ample.
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GRocERlEs-GRooER1Es.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GtoFFEE-Rio, Java, Mocha and Laguayra.
Gtloeoe Al h;-hlsrs Caracas, 100 boxes
IS IS :: &; 4: $ $;:'i;
K1TcHUFs@se6 81 boxes e; Tomato; 'A''4''"F''
g g :: :: M %alnqs
LEMON syRuFs- 3SS " m nGilisfyoods'
BITTERs-5ossses Bste,s;
400 boxes stopghton's
BRANDY FlRsuiis-qoo boxes Brandy Brandy Cherries;
rREsrRvEs-lgs ea 49, baugbs;;. Assorted pfssi;
100 90 Under ;sf,s o 90 assorted;
sARprsEsqoo Gu esss half and anfs sa asf boxes.
cKANBERRIEs halves quarters 100 packages Cur.
WINES VS. AND LIQUORS
b, ndiss, l,pto packages, various brands
claTst, SO boxes Leoville and ST. Julien;
Caret $50 very choice;
z zis', Es ~
Abbott i Sons, quarts and pinz 800 pIgs;
f0''si sa ISnaSq ' Psqss6is,
whist, lle os m.aao oaS and EEa 49, "a,
RUM Jamaica, Santa Cruz New England Louisiana, 10
Sin. P PiSss Sa, very choice. .-.= -~
y ne R6TTLEs.sao srss s9p''''''
WOODEN WARE-soo dozen pals
50 :. Zinc Washboarda
80 Brooms;
- $50 Spring Clothes Pins;
loo 8 Tubs;
YEAST POWDEkS-la gross Pre d Eierris,
30 :. Hope Mills
eHEfsEI 4 ssars "a; >...-
SALERATUS--l00 boxes, SUPERIOR
loo half bbls aud kegs Soda Saleratusi
CANDLEs-l60 boxes Star;
soAP-i00 boxes, various biaudE;
SO saltwater;
ToMAToEs-iOo cases alb cans. herrneticslly seated;
LnBSTEas-90O lib and alb cans
MACkEREL--50
STARCH-4Oo boxes, various qualities
siEoGq--95 eefoons,Glsz
sfiCES-I0 bales Cloves;
t barrels kutmegs
800 bsgs superior Pepper
leg Pmento;
10 crates Cinnamon ID mate
Nos l. and g. bbs halvar, quarters and kits
samon. half bis, quarters and kits 100 ptgx
White Fmh, 10 half bbH extra, for tamil use;
500 boxes sesIed
GIGARS-l000 boxes Cuba Sixes
10000 various brands;
F. BEEF-50 half and quarter bblR, choice.
IsINGLAss-so boxes shred;
so Sheet
PIE FRUITs--9oo boxea undsIwood's;
GOSHEN BuTTER.so hIfns shoic.;
oYsTERs--s0 fresh Baitimorej
CODFISH-i00 boxes:
ROLL BRIMsTQNE--45 barrels; z-.=z"s.=
hATCHEs-71n gross, wooden boxes;
For saleb by DYAS d CO..
dis atltW corner Gavier, Fulton aud New Levea.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM
g7ANNUcHrs AMERICAN MUsUEUM-

1UT ST. CHARLES STREET nearly opposite Charles
Theater, and formerly Dan Ree's Museum.
Depot OF the Trumphs Of Art a hours the
brilliantly Illuminated at night. selection
all that and euroa than other similar
in the United States.
Among the brilliant collection Of Wax sauary Marshal Psssier
Omar Pasha Lord Raglan, Prince Menchikod Napoleon
fBr Admission, 50 cents; child ren halfprice.
s The public respectfully humber
10 deceived eablis adjoining ppport
lug hs Museum and only find they dnpsd after
they nave psld their money. upl4n
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HORACE NJ. SMITHS AMERICAN CIRCUS.

TIT GRACE NJ. SMITHS AMERICAN CIRCUS.
II H. H. NJ SMITH,. Prourie,or and ksnsvsr
slons. .Muaical Director.
IMMENSE sUccEss-cHANGE OF PERFORMANCES THIS
(MoNDAf) EVENING, DEC. 18TH.
" Grand Of Equestrian
new Pavilion Of persons The en-
tire OF Riders Yanter Vocalists, Tumnes Clowns
Comedians Aerobats and Dancers will appear.
E is Of the best Orleans comprising
Miss Ann Josephine the celebrated Rider snd Dsnssue
Develoy, the uEsDpfoschabe female
sn the grand Scenic and Principal Rider N rogers he
eebraed two horse Rider George Archer the
Dancer aud Rider; the Devepy the great
French Gynnastc Performer Rider; Chas accom-
pshsn Atsin EquibIic John Johnson Hsculean
Wonder Mr. Carter hs daring hers aud the wonderful
Acrobat Brothers the unrvaled Joe D.
the ~otid, and F. Robertson, great Champion Baout
Leaper and many other '
IT Prces OF admission-Drets Circle
d19 ii rsn,o
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0NE MILLION CURIosITIEs-

nNE MILLION CURIOSITIES-
W SPALDING & ROGERS MUSEUM.
Costing upwards of 100000.
Elaboratey fitted PALACE
selections ali the Museums and iucpdinF
the celebrated and valuable old Albany entire
tanning
ANTEDLUyIAN "REMINISCENCES
Modern and Ancient Implements War, Husbandry and
Mechanism, from every Globe Ancient
Coins; Reiiet FRI m tereuaueum and Pompei; MEMEEToS
s2oo00 worth Of Paintings; RARE TREASURES OF THE
EARTH AND SEA nnumerabie specimens Zoology
thoogy and Entomology skful Tardermists Of
almost everything animate in the heavens
PETRiFAGToNS FOSSILS suggestive cteaton and
Of the material world lie
creation to the present day.
Embracing
profaue history; and countless other
RARE AND VALUABLE GURioSTTIES,
That else
which there altogether the
will be exhibited at
vcksburT Dec IL aud 10. lTuuca AID Mogaaza Dsc ~.
NHIrunon, "l5. iBayou sars, 90,
Ss sbaaag' az W xas,. g.. 60.
Grand Gulf, "l9. Baton Rouge Dec a. 81 ind Jsa.l
vt Joseph, " 50. hianchac aud Plaquenlines, Q.
RKsdaey. " q. New River aad Donaldsonyille,
Natchtz "a az ga tCoIIsga Point Tan
Fort Adams. 81. ICsrfol,ton s.
AMI at the street, Orleans for EIGHT DAYS
commencing SUNDAY January 8, and ending SUNDAY Janu
airy Is. ~
~ Admission Museum cene Servants osnts
Segymen and their families free favorable
Schools
Y ely after each exhibition Museum recherche
CONCERT will DO elegant Music Saloon
NEGRO MIEsTRELk. "
IA Admission, IS cents. dim
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Per New orleans and opelousas Railroad

40 bbs molasses Rsocq coiI hhds sugar Iobt
do 81 bh moases Darby abba do
oi7er SEQ 81 do Gordon jr50 Boge Ayery-
965 bbs and Us hf bbls moiasses ~ " ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REYIKY OF THE MARKETs.

TUESDAY MoRrrss, Dec. 49, 1865.
COTTON. The demand yesterday fair, and the
sales embraced $500 bales at full prices We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .5I861I Midding Fair. 9Xn1o
Ordinary .......6Si654 Fair. .10h0-
niddlins ......... .8asM Good Fax.
Good Middting. .s6sh Good and Rine.......-fo-
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sole. -..
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTros--tses. TonAeso-hhdt
BtocL hand Sept /, 1855 ...... .4o5S7 u,7l5
Rsosived since ......... es7oa5 1851
yesterday 49,. 2l2lo-7l1s35 O. 1870
-=.-.=#.- 75l372 15,09l
Exported to date......46oe4s 1925
g yestetdsy..... 6!335== s67,24 000-1o,235
&c. $685. 2ss5ss 1856
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jar The bark Warden, Capt. Mosher, from
New York now daharsng her 49, Frat District,
r. W. Memphis, will please known
She clerk on tie eyse otherwise they will
his expense and risk
GEO. W. HYNSnk Il CO., So Camp street.
- The ship Suffolk Capt. Edwards, from
HaSre resdy discharge her post First District
All goods within will public
a the experre aud rial OIL onsignses
GEO. W. HYEsON l. co. 50 Cau1p street.
lsy- Bark Benjamin Hallett, Capt Little,
Philadelphia, dsehagng her cargo opposite
Stores Second District GonsignesS will rseep.
Of heir goods the levee.
dis GO. W. HYNsoN a Co, 81 Camp street
Gs- The ship X. C. Winthrop, Capt Neville,
Rotterdam discharge cargo post 49,
Darct All not permitted within five days. will
publi. risk of the
G. W. EfYNsON Il CO., 80 Camp etreet
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M ACKEREL, GOLDFISH, SALMON, ETC.
N store and to arrive per ahp Iris and Osrk j.

MACKEREL, GOLDFISH, SALMON, ETC.
I'VE IN and to arrive per ahp Iris
SHEan Clark
90 barrels No Large MAcKERELi
81 BIZ do MOL
do Mol do
do
81 barrels No Shore
$50 hi DO mol
Or
400 kitB Mol
b4rtelsN o2 do do
$50 b!f do Nos
No9 DO
40 Eis do
So bsrrtla MOL HERRING;
10 hf do No Baltimore ROE HERRING;
kegs Scotch Lrrhhnen
S9O ouxes o innt
tterees No SALMON;
10 barrels No
IS hf do Mol
kitta End half 10
rs drurs Large GOLDFISH: ....... .
1860 foxes
hall bbu Mess sHAD;
kits
HALIRUT FINS;
rs half ibis TONGUES and SOUNDS;
100 kits do do
BAls by j. H. CARTER q CO..
dis 81 nor1er Common and TehoupltouIss streets
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pEANS-l50 bbls Red and small White, for
\ , sale by
q dlT JOSEPH LANDS d Co, SO fthouptoulas Of.
TARCH-1000 boxes Frazer's Pearl Starch,
d17 JOSEPH CO.. 50 Tchoupisoulas street.
4 LGoHoL-10o bbls Boyle's 90 per cent
d proof ''' JOSEPH Lands CO.. 50 TehOpposlAs street.
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FLOUR-250 bbls unbranded, for sale by
u dit S. n. KENNEDY CO., 30 PoydrasI street.
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CITY 1T EN- q,

M0RTUARY.-The cemetery returns were not
all handed in TO the Secretary Of the Board Of Health in
time for the usual Monday report Those returns which
were received however chow the public health to be
cellent,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
ST. PAUL MARKE TS.

DAILY TIMES OFFIcE,(
October 2. 1855.
change there is, the tendency upwards Many articles
of provisions higher Pork and Hams
advanced Shoulders quoted last week. Flour
meal down lOc bushel. Oats and Hay
tending slightly downwaris. Potatoes Goa Coo 4 busc
The article Lumber growing plentiful but
the old price. and necessarily do long as the
present timber is worth from
$25 $50 pr NJ. Flooring So to 81 higher
Shingles are from ST So abundant,
. the OLD price So to S. per cord.
WEIGHTS or GRAIN.--Thp following tia established
grains this Territory: Wheat, 80 BIS z bu
Clover Seed bu.; Rye, 81 lbs Z bu Indian C"n, 81
Oates, 81 lbs d tu.; Barley, is lbs !, u Buckwhra
Ii I2s 8 bu.
Beef IOQel2 &c Appcs....$2 5Oa2 10 Z In
G MS .SJ0Gs 60 Peaches. S3
W.k 500 10 200 {, yok Green apples 3oe6 Din
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

THE RIVER AND THE LOGs.-There is great
rise in the river, accustomed by the heaviest and
most protracted rains we have seen during a four
years residence in the Territory. Many logs
have already been brought down, and we hear it
said that Of those cut last winter will proba-
bly, be brought down SO far that they can be sent
below early in the spring.
The prospect that there will be plenty of logs,
has accustomed temporary reduction in the price
ny Republican.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
SAINT PAUL
IRON AN5a EsssASS FOUNDRY.

I9r fkf md F,ffh streets, 81 PM.
and
tool. machinery variety adde
t. and is furnish
notice. i'll Machinery all descripons
Wh.c> Building CnuamS. Window Caps. Sash Weighs
Sleigh S.s Calldron K.itis- Having experienced
Pattern ,Scrs i'm employ patterns de-
srripfion III be called Irn Fnishng
Engine Repairing. dane with dispatch.
+ Brass AMI Comp son Casting, made order. Rabbit
metal constantly hand.
Old ro "copper" taken exchange
y. GILMAN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
DsSUGS AND NYED1CENES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
We receiving from the East large and we-secc.ed
stock of goods be surpassed
by house in ST. Paul the variety
and excellence, especially the chcapncss
in our line, which shall olI,r to the public.
jy7-tf WREN. CROFT & REGALLY.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust RECEIVED, y Wren, Croft Rssally at their Drug
d Store, the best quality of French Brandy and Old Port
Wine, and nnsduierated, which med;
icinal or family al26-tf
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED. at Wren, Croft Regaly's Store,
y general Warens ceI ated Fish
Hrks, Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus de-
scription. my5-tf
TO THE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED well selected assortment of
w L.bin's other perfumes
ies WREN, CROFT & HFGALLY.
Fever and AgEe.
NEW, taseless and perfect cure, which contains
"A by ages, nd will keep in
ANY climate. Read what eminent Physicians say:
''Wc have used Desier's AnP r"dc p lis hundreds
Fever and Ag'c. and person have
sccond chill cnmitinc with them wsconsirr them
safe and valuable Remedy that ought to be within reach Of
every family tn, Liable TO clAls and fevcr''
WIN. A. NEWELL, NJ. d., Allentown. Nj.
ID. NEWELL NJ. d.. New Brunswick. n.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. FRELINCHUysEN.
From. the professional character and reputation Of Ds
Newell, above menti' and the esteem in which these
in stating that representation made by them
public coniderce.' THEO. FRELINGiIUYSEN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. ~, 1854.
Read the testimony Of r. b. CollnaI the
AsroR HOUSE, December IS, 1864.
Chas. D. Dcshier Esq.-Dear lot $500
to give your medicine did me,
sunicinutly ,rfrct recovery was toud
several months with ls,dic, bilious fever. and fever and
Your pills by their through
course. They rcc.,nn nird by friend, to
greatly shall recommend them with
perfect Confidence in all sas's of similar character
WREN. CROFT 4 REGALLy. Agents for ST. PAUL jris-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
MARBLE MANDATORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
ST. Paul City Marble Maunfac.ory.

tT
'{NI1E unlr>snc beg i:svt
pal an! urrol,'i. country h. hts inst received
and has hand la supply American
Itaan trle, and thry experience the
business feels conf rut that HI ", and
any Il lie ,w Ion
sale Monuments Tomb SoneS Furniture Marble Psint
Nc &c has Mdnuacory opposite the Post Office, ST. An
thunr
All contracts for II iri,r Work will
be i;ir strictly according 10 agreement.
J., Il.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
MARBLE. MARBLE

lust rcvc the Minnesota Marble Works Jack
u and seventh SeriS s.. Ptu choiCr lot Am ricaI
and Italian Monuments, Tomb Stones, Marble Cn,y Pieces
Slabs, &c
Tip.e suitable ia.tng tribute the
memory their friends, VIII well before
purchasing el>evhcr,.
-i&nff T.. =. T:'S-EvIN * co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

No iiURHrG..Ti.' bet ,rtcnr IL the la,
connection with laict medicines, wIou, much
>sncancc Lu: when applied j. J. G-Iups
Root. expresses truth more, and
wnr. i. h-ciini.g to pp.Jr
h"f it Ike mis- before III n"rniay II is manu-
ell DIV = Chaplin. Cook. NJ. ~ WaS,.l
street, by calling his
a:'ns hwy positive kn"wioE" Of the fact with a
. nrdic.le, or : sol by isusgss
.ttr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02

Cg- The nomination on Saturday last of c. d.
Gilflan in the Upper, and VIM. Ii. Mobiles, in the
Lower Representative District of St. Paul, COM
pletes the Republican Ticket in this city, except
for Precinct officers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-02
A Small Political Persecution.

They have a small steamboat on the upper
Mississippi above St. Anthony Falls, which being
owned by the % Fridley gang'' and Henry NJ. Rice,
has been called the " Henry NJ. Rice''; which
boat when the water is high enough, runs between
St. Anthony and Sank Rapids. During the low
stage of the river during the summer, this boat
was laid up ut AnOka, near the mouth OF Rum
river, where her heretofore commander, Capt.
Smith, resided. On the recent rise of water,
Capt. Smith was summarily superseded in tho
command by one Capt. Holmes; and as the
reasons for this change appears to be of politi-
cal character, it is proper to notice this occur
renee in more detail, than ordinarily would be Civ
en- to IL simple change of boat captains. The
St. Anthony Republican thus exposes the motives
for the removal
capt. Smith says that for aught he knows, up
to last Thursday, Sept. 20th, the most friendly
relations existed between him and the Directors.
On that day, political Convention met at Sank
Rapids, both he and &. l.. Chase-one of the
Steamboat Co. and partizan of Frdlev and
Rlce-werc present mt the Conv enton. Chase
valnlv sought to secure Smiths support for par
ticuar candidate: and Smith is informed that
Chase soon after declared that Smith would lose
the command of the boat, or something to that
effect The circumstance that Mr.. Brott on
Friday gave no iniimaton of any attention of the
Directors to discharge Capt. Smith, and that on
Sunday, two DAYS later, such shabby process
was reSortcd to for the sake of oustng him,
makes the whole affair the appearance of
piece of political meannesS and bigotry, deserv-
ln@ public exposure and universal condemnation.
We cOnnot learn that the Directors assign any
other excuse for their treatment of Capt. Smith
than that he is incompetent, and that to send him
respectful amp reasonable notice that they wished
his services no longer would be ''too much trou
BILE.
In some quarters, however, it is said that Capt.
Smith is turned of, because he would not allow
bar to be kept on board and such nuisance we
understand is now being constructed. Ma or
Frdlcy sometime since said to the Captain, S
am in favor of bar; but MIR. Smith disscnted,
III. NJ. Rice, who was present, agreeing with him.
If any of our statements above are un lust to
any of the parties, we will cheerfully give p ace
to correction. Our present impression is, that
the people will soon be satisfied that some active
business men possess very little principle.
Tho nom; on Soturlav ST IF q u
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