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EURS!-FURsI-FURS!

FOR THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
"EARE NOW OPEEING THE LARGEST
w and most fashionable STYLES OF Ladies' and
Children's DRESS FURS, direct from the North
American Fur Company, in
SABLE ERMIN,
STONE MARTIN,
ROYAL FITCH.
FRENCH SABLE
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
ROCK MARTIN,
BEAU MARTIN,
LYNX L COMFY,
made up In Talmas, Cspes, Pilarines Boas, and
Victorines. MUFFS and CUFFS tf all sizes
and styles.
Also, large assortment Of Children's and Misses
PURs, on sale at the Cheap Cash Bazaar corner
Of Sixth street and Penns ylvania avenue
nov el-eo2w BUTT HOPKINS
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DIR. WILLIAM PALMER,
Professor OF THE FLUTE & SINGING
~ F'ffssf, sSrsu V Eosrtssah NYssi,
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ENGINEERs' ANDMAChINIsTs' DRAW

ENGINEERS ANDAAChINIsTS' DRAW
Al lNG-BOOK.-A complete course OF tnstTuc-
tion for the practical engineer; wi, fcIo, many
engravings. London, }-55-Si3 50.
lsOmetrieal Drawing, IN progressive lessons by
X. :. Bura. L2ntoF, ls5j, lh two parts, each
GA cents.
Johusc4's IA deal prsughtsmsn, complete
couTse Of m-chsnicEi, engineering, and aTchitto-
tural dTawiag eEd Ges. "a; iroi CuaIto. London,
uany tugsav:nss--S9 80
Tie illustrated LoHdoa Drawing Book, with
500 llustfat'ons-75 cents.
Browns Prac'i al Prospective; vol. Lon.
Con, large qusr.c-s:7 50.
soPwith's isO:setTical Drawing; Joplins's Iso-
metrioal Perspective; Wiliiams's 6c del Draw
ingi Weals,s Architectural, Eng neering, and
Me 'haaiell DT1v,Ig; krrsi's lnvsntive DBw-
lag; Boltan's Dray.irg Fem objects; Pyns's
Precticai Dravicg far Architects; Gwilt on
Shadows NliI.'s nap!irg End En2in, erSs
DTaWi1g; b~su'e-s - isSaufTts SIR II eons,rBc-
tion q - a'ieS et plAF bvdr0S .aPhio ues; CraEam
les plans # les CGrtEs de tsrre ct de neI And
many DINER y1laaEls Orzs-Engiish, European,
and AmericaA-cn the same class OF subjects.
nov ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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RROOMs, BUCKETS, &C.

DROOMS, BUCKETS, &C.
ID 200 dozen BROOMS
IS dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
Is do Covered Do
rs do Toy Do
50 Nets WILLOW BASKETS
Is dozen JUTE and ALICANT MATS
50 do CORDS and LINES
200 gross MATCHES
80 dozen WASH BOARDS
Just received, per schooneTs Hamilton and King
Bird, from n ew York, and for sale by
nov 26.-eO6t MURRAY Il SEMMES.
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GsENwO0U CEMETERY,
'l8:Cc Eos sS@ Va. ave. corner Aush thssS
ICvE- rAr gAvIs6's BAsED


ICvE- rHr gAvlN6's BAsKD
THIS CEMETERY n laid ont On the pier Of
= the celebrated q reenTooS. NJ New York, and
situated on 'bn high ground distant one ana q
quarter miles Eo.ia Of tbs Capitcl--NcTth CdpiIcl
street lCadl1;. q .r6:Iv 70 le gateway.
This Company have ST. rcd charter ffem Cor.
yress, app.0 .tatiag tue. ground forever to burial
purposes, TidsiGE fec tide 10 TIE purchaser, and
prohibiting az csc hIaentS from Legislation or
otherwise watch Is cf vast importance 70 those
Vho wish thsiT dad 20 repose where they have
placed the II, Ter q has become d custom In all
other cites : len t6o hufial Todnd becomes valu-
able for other Purposes, 10 SCI IL, and throw the
dead proT2isCUisiy into one large pit, and legsl
measures cannot prevent IL, 10 tides are GsiSen
Go the gTcG1d.
". B-Ogcc cDen from 10 % T. O'Clock a. m +,
where Pamphlets, cOntainln- the ChaIur, By
Laws, ard map Of the ground, and al other In.
formation, can &c obtaiESd.
All orders left with Mr.. james r. Harvey, No.
ii0Seyenih street, ar ether undertaken will be
promptly attended, 20. ie pS-ly
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TYLER-g CcrE RnUND SYRUP OF GUN
sRspIC

4 = = REhs IDH Fer COUGHS. &C IDS,
"A FOAPS->t,SS, ASTHMA, wH0OPING
COUGH. CE 90 ., ~. posSes SeS he greatest aG-
van.agcs with TIE les. Oh, ecticns Of any Other la
use. haviug Eet p cN.en ivev used the last twenty
years With Harzraiielet success, not uumpeted "a
the weld g /. gIlr.-c or cure all, but recon-
menGed aS q - bic ard scientific auxiliary IL
PvLMoNARv cle.-- :eady al hand, and one that
has been gr-s-p'r F1uEi 20 aEorf relief W .
most Cthers ET-t 'r!cd without material hesl-
EFT. As such g. j. ruCCcnZed by numbers OF cur
ieadiur pb.s.c a.. r 20 know ia composition,
and , We B-tn cEe witnesses Of its superior "
CacV. a. E-,i. - ! thousand Of cur most re. p
tab ,lil~.-ns ~ . ali endorse It's claim 20 be H.
S,fa p-:at-ni~ y~rr 0Fr.oai and efhcsctous. Price
p cents OF tire hcitlrs la one 50 cents.
Nnol raale 8 hts PATTERSON NAlRNp
ard STOTI & % nraBa- avenue; fEhJs Il
STEVENS Airzg1Gria; CissEL, Georgetown
Recalled iv L-. - 6. --GegGlly. -
Also, TYLER - GUN ARABIC COUGH
CASDr DHH"E, the same composition In
lczenge form. ~, cents 2 box. nov ~
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lust ECEIvED 4 CHOICE LOT


y JELLIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES RAJ
SINS, FIGS, CITRON, STRAINED HONEY,
and GOSHEN BUTTER, consisting In part OF,
viz:
20 dozen jar. CuIrant, Pineapple, Ounce, Or
ange and Raspberry JELLIES
% dozen jars PR ESER YES, Ginger, Peaches,
Citron, StTawberries, Blackberries Il Rasp-
berries
dozen jars BRANDY PEACHES
go dozen jars Chow chow, Walnus Onions
Mist aad herkin PICKLES
20 dozen French and Spanish OLIVES
s bbls PICKLES, to he sold in Quantities 10
suit purchasers.
80 boxes RAFSlNS
500 lbs. CURRANTS
100 drums FIGS
boxes CT IRON
81 cans strained HONEY
30 kegs best quality GOSHEN BUTTER
2C00 pounds BCCK~HEhT
Always on hand, a choice lot Of the very best
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TEAS. and
GROCERIES Of all kinds, Of the best make al
the lowest prices, At the Store formerly occupied
by Hall d. Bro, No. 52t Seventh street
nov Zo-eo2w b. J. NEALE.
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DR.. Y. SNINS. ne

DR.. v. SaINN, DENTIST,
HIS kEMoHED HIS OFFICE a
H TO No. sol Pa avenue, south side 49,
between eth and 10Th strssts, Wash.QINfD
Pingtoa, ID. q. nov le-eOSmS
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IsINg DSAE5 z 3:LIEF FOR TIE
TEnTf .-tCf;s: IS FOUND.

rE.EEEG Is NOV OFFERED TO The
Il world q mot c2~ct-,ll remedy for the cure OF
Tooth ache, fr rect The cHlv one kAovs 10 cure
tho NOS: vioioH' t'ni8 ache instentaneously, IL
properly applied corGing TO direction. Should
the pain after ,ae irst application, In course OF
made aEa,g. -ad Afr two cT three applications
The cure .rIil tc eeCtuil and the deceyed tooth es
useful as any ciher This really Indispensable
remedy causes pain, end is warranted 10 have
no iaiUri0Is eject whatever
Fiessc cal Tor \. L ERGER'S TOOTH-AChB
BALSAM. Prize . cents per phial.
To hc had 3t ttC ErrT stores Of A. j RlD6-
LEY, CIiAS STOTF & co, d J. DYSON,
HARBAUGB. snd }. u. GARDNER CO /,
Washington now
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CANDLES, OIL, SOAP. &C.
~ SO boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
loo gallons refined WHALE OIL
500 do Sperm do
lbs boxes brown and yellow SOAP
p do CASTLE do
IS do Fancy do
50 do PEARL STARCH
LOCO pounds SALERATUS
5000 do SAL SODA
Just received, per schooncrs Hs milton and ling
Bird, from New York. and for sale by
nov 26-eo6t MURRAY & SEMMES.
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(SOFFEE, TEA, &C.
~ 50 bags old JAVA COFFEE
50 bags RIO and LAGUYRA COFFEE
rs boxes fresh ground do
lbs half chests fresh TIA
20 boxes MACCARONI and VERMICELLI
$50 boxes PEPPER, GINGER, and MUS
TARD
500 lbs. grain PEPPER
IS dozen Preston & MorTill's and Babbitti<
YEAST POWLENS
IS barrels New Orleans MOLASSES
10 do GOLDEN SIRUP
Now landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov@-eo5t MURRAY 4 SEMME6.
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DAISINS, ALMGNUS Ac,

DAISINS, ALMON &C.
IL 200 whole, half and quarter boxes BUNCH
RAISINS
40 boxes Layer RAlSINS
20 kegs low priced Do
,0OJ pounds 3OFTSHEIL ALMONDS
1900 do CHEAM NUTS
70 bushels Ground Do
500 pounds WALNUTS
100 drums SMYRNA FIGS
,0OO pounds CCRRANTS
50 dozen jars PICKLES
10 whole and half barrels PICKLES
Now landing. per schooners Hamilton and X ing
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 8-eo6t MURRAY Il SEMMES
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NACKEREL, SALMON, HEARINGS, 4

y UiIItIo Ict NO II ICh LID EhLlNON, 90
IS eighth-bbls do do do
100 barrels fat No 3 MACKERBL do
so half bbls do do do
300 barrels fat No. Family HERRINGS
$50 boxes No. Scotia and Magdoleon HER
RINGS
5000 pounds Grand Bank GOLDFISH
Which we offer to the trade, wholesale and re-
tall, at the lowest market prices.
f. Z. WHITE & Co,
No. 63, iron 'front.' Louisiana avenue, between
e!h and 9TH streets, opposite the Bank Of Wash
iHgton. nov 2T-eoSt
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The Washington correspondent of the Courier and
Enquirer, states that official advices of much i'm
portancc were brepght by Mr. Buchanan by the
Lord Palmerston, after years of solicitation for
decision has at length explicitly declared that
her Majesty's Government will not conform to
the American construction of the Clayton and
Bnlwer treaty, will not abandon tn, new colonies
Of the Bay of Islands, will not recognize the old
boundaries of the Central American Republic, as
those intended by the Treaty, and will not relin-
quish the protectorare over the Mosquito Islands.
The Clayton and Bulwer, treaty is therefore re-
pudiated by both countries, and therefore no
longer exists. This unexpected change in the re-
lations of the United States towards Central
America, will lead to a most important political
revolution.
The enterprise of Walker and Kinney, will
soon bring Us the question of annexation, in a
form that cannot be evaded. Separate prop
ositions for the annexation Of the State have al
ready been made to the present Administration.
The sole objection which was the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty. -
No additional troops have been ordered to
Texas, but the war department have signi6ed its
approval of General Smiths plan of removing
the forces already there.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CHANGE IN PosIrIoN.-The Chicago Democrat
says that there is man acting as porter in lum-
Der yard of that city, who was formerly High
Sheriff of Dublin, and possessed of extensive
wealth. We know man by the name of Stephen
A. Douglas, who once had fair chance of be-
coming President of one of the greatest nations
of the world, but unfortunately he fell, and he
now occupies position much lower than the poor
but honest individual to whom allusion is made
by the Democrat
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
MILLEpGEyILLE. Oct. 8

The Legislature of this State met on Monday,
and Mr.. Bailey was elected Speaker of the Sen
ate, and MIR. Sits Speaker OF the House, both
Dem ocrats.
The Governor sent his Message on Tuesday, and
it is very voluminous document and u.s. of course,
mainly devoted to State matters. He recommends
the Legislature to provide for calling a State con
vention, in case Congress refuses to admit Kan
sas into the Union on account of her being Slave
State, in which case he advises q dissolution of
the Union, but hopes the patriotism of the North
will avert such calamity, -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

The people of this country know too we'll the
Importance of pure and Independent Judiciary,
to favor any attempt which may be made, to set
its power at defiance or nullify its decrees.-Pi-
Oaaeer and Democrat.
u That's true and Judge Kane has learnt
to respect that Judiciary which he has so much
disgraced. The power of the people is greater
than Judges or even Tyrants, and We are led to
believe that there will be no future Judge Kanes
to set at defiance the plainest law of common
sence and justice. "Good by," MIR. Tyrant Judge
Kane.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
St(lnnfsota Glmles,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. IA, 1856.
The 81. Louis Tragedy.

We ask no excuse for devoting so much oil
our space to-day to the ST. Louis tragedy. l,
is thrilling yet mournful account of one of the
most terrible railroad accidents ever fallen un.
der our notice. St. Louis is indeed in mourn.
ing-deep, heartfelt mourning for the death Of
some Of her best and noblest citizens. Truly
can we exclaim with the poet
"Art long and time is feeting,
our he al though stout and brave,
Still ike m,ffisd drums beating
Funeral marches to the grave.o
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE KANE.-Various petit
tons are now in circulation in Maine, Illinois,
and elsewhere, praying that Judge Kane be i'm
peached at the bar of the United States Senate
for &C usurping jurisdiction properly belonging
to the Courts of Pennsylvania, and committing
to prison the said Passmore Williamson, a citizen
of Pennsylvania, without authority, and in viola
ton of his rights as citizen of Pennsylvania,
and Of these United States"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

GraMAs PAPrR.-A new journal by the
name OF the Minnesota Deutsche or German
Newspaper, to be edited by Orthrnefn,
will make its appearance on Monday next. 1,
will oppose the extension Of slavery in territory
now free, and advocate Liberty in its enlarged
sense. We may differ somewhat with it on
the Temperance question, but nevertheless we
wish it success.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

DAGuERREorYPED WRITING PAPER.-We
are indebted to c. Hamilton & Co., Tor a fine
lot OF writing paper, with daguerreotype view
OF 81. Paul upon it. Persons wishing to give
their friends East an idea of this city, can do
so, by sending them shee. of this paper well
filled with correct account Of what is trans
piring here. e
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

IaJ A person in Mobile, Ala, has brought
suit against a shoemaker, for failing to comply
with a promise to have a pair Of boots made at
2, speci6ed time. Should the plaintiff in this
case obtain Judgment, it may be a lesson to me
chanics amongst whom a want of punctdalityis
Of too frequent occurrence. ia' Ilsst v,fa elida
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
A..s.,... n.,A..-

Arfivni Of the. Golden Era.
This steamer arrived lat evening, but We find
nothing new bat The folloxing dispatch:
& M MILWAUKEE,, Nov. ell Pm.
Twenty-thrse counties heard from. Bashford's
'majorites, 9,031; Bafstow's mai orities, 7,4l5.-
Bashford, $50 ahead with II extreme northern
counties to hear from.
Senase--I4 Republicans and IL Democrats
elected.
Asscmbly-As far as heard from 80 Republic
cans and 80 Democrats. assszss-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

Gs+ A gallant was lately sitting beside his be-
loved, and being unable to think of any thing else
to saw. asked her why she was like tailor? 81
don't know said she, ssuness it is because am
setting beside % Exit gallant, with nit
ten pinned on his coat pocket.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-We learn from
the New Haven Palladium, that Mr.. O. G..
Wilson, editor of the Fair Haven Express,
Connecticut, died in that place Of general
disorder Of the spine and nervous system, about
one week ago. Mr.. w. was brother of J. p
Wilson, Of this Territory, and had heen sickly
for several years. His age was AZ years.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
THE NEWS.
The City Belle arrived last evening. The prin-
cipal news is the election returns:
MARYLAND.

The City Belle arrived last evening. The prin-
opal news is the election returns:
Maryland.
A dispatch from Baltimore of Nov. says that
the vote in the city was not complete, but suf6-
cient was known to render almost certain the
election of the whole American ticket by about
500 majority. In the third Congressional pstrict,
Harris, American, has large gain in the Balti-
more County, and is believed to be elected over
Van Zandt. In two other districts, it is thought
Americans are elected.
Another dispatch says that Ricard, Know-Noth-
ing, is reported elected to Congress from the Sec
ond District.
In 9th District, T. F. Bowie, Wing and anti
Know Nothing, probably elected to Congress.
New York.
New YoRK, Nov. 8.
Returns from about half the State Indicate al
most certain success of the American ticket.
MADISON County, complete.-King 1900 major
ity over Headley, 1000 over Hatch. Republican
Senator and Assemblyman elected from the Second
District. First in doubt.
- New Jersey. +sF III
The New Jersey election indicates Dem. maj in
the Legislature, which chooses U. S. Senators this
winter. -:
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
Bankers have reduced the rate Of exchange or
New York, to ono fourth per cent. for New Eng
land and New York State funds.
- Wisconsin,.
GRANT CouNrY.-Two Republicans and
one Democrat are elected in this county. Bar.
Der (Rep.) as far as heard from had $50 ma
jority over Rountree (Dem.) Bashford's ma
jority 600. In Lafayette and Iowa counties
Barstow was considerably ahead
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Z.
The returns received to this date embrace 9
portion of thirteen counties. They foot uE
Barstow's majorities, S,463 Bashiord's major
tiles, 1920.
We can CLEAN no further news from the
elections than has already been given.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17
Revolutionary Move me nfs In Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.
Official intelligence of the Revolutionary move
ments in Nicaragua having reached Washington
the matter has already received the attention of
the Government, and Commodore Paulding will
probably be directed to proceed there Immediate
" with special instructions.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

The BoOT ON THE OTHER LEG.-Passmore Will
Hanson has commenced suit against Judge
Kane for false imprisonment. 1t would be fine
sight to see the Judge looking through grated
window!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

o. BY an arrival mt New York. we have adj
vices from Rio to the 2lst Of Sentember. There
has been upwards of eight hundred deaths from
cholera, since tho appearance of the epidemic, md
il was still raging fearfully.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO. 1t is stated that Thomas Francis
Meagher recently made proposals of marriage to
a beautiful Fifth Avenue Belle, after brief
courtship, but the cold man." who is as rich as
Croesus, obstinately refused to give his consent,
and the daughter clinging to her lover was disin-
herited. The marriage is to como off shortly
with II romantic finale of 'slove in cottage.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

REAL ESTATE AT SHAKopEE.-We learn
that Real Estate transactions at Shakopee are
brisk. A few days since forty-six. acres Of
land within half mile Of the place, was sold
for "a, 800.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

SgT Any of our friends up town, who are
in search of good Boots and Shoes, should call
on Hoffman. If down town, let them call on
Woodbury. & Putnam.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO 1t should be known that small quantity
of vinegar will generally destroy insect that may
find its way into the stomach; and q little salad
oil will kill any insect that may enter in the
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

inquiry INTO the Cause Of the Late Railroad Disaster
St. LOUIS. Nov. 1855.
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Pacific Railroad Yesterday, commission was in
sttuted to enquire into the causes of the late ac-
cident at Gasconade bridge The commission
consists of several engineers and other citizens,
who will make full investigation Of the whole
matter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

GT-A Bankrupt in Rhode Island returns, as hi,
whole effects, nine hens, one rooster. a pig, cat,
dog. bureau, bible, wood saw, and three babies
all valued Mt fourteen dollars and seventy Eve
cents. The babies must be set down at less than
cost. f f--4 ttt-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE RAnRoAp Acct
DEST.-ln Yesterday paper We gave thrilling &C.
count of the late Railroad accident at the Gas
conade Bridge, copied from the ST. Louis News,
and to-day We publish many interesting incidents
connected with that accident, which we find in
the st. Louis Intelligencer.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

GT At Davenport, Ind, recently, when some
lots were to be sold at aution to pay the taxes,
the sale was, by direction of the authorities,
opened bv prayer. - -si5 -.tF
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO Thirty mine individuals of Boston have
subscribed $500 each to the fund of the National
Agricultural Society. Two other gentlemen SUBJ
scribed ST. 900 each, making the whole sum $2l,-
500. Here, in Minnesota, we can't raise 81 900.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO Charles Higsings, youth of about four
teen years of age, residing in Alton, Ohio, went
out into the garden for the purpose of shooting
chicken, and not seeing any, he fired at random,
the ball striking his mother-who was behind
bush-killing her instantly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

u The Hutchinson Family left for st. Anthc-
ny and the regions above, yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF selecting locations to settle. They will
give one more concert on their return.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

WIscoNsIN.--We do not consider this State
fully out of the woods yet, but the figures indi-
cate that the Republicans have carried it. BASH
ford, we think, is elected beyond doubt.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

ng In Perry county, Indiana, at the late
term Of the County Court, there were no less
than twenty-five applications for divorce.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

s9" The City Belle arrived last night with
100 passengers and heavy freight. She
leaves this morning at 10 o'clock
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

cyT The Richmond Enquirer argues ably to
show that no plan of commercial ''retaliation'
against the northern States, yet proposed is eth
er feasible CT constitutional
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

added to its other attractions a library of three
hundred volumes. This is TO furnish their board
ers without the necessity Of going abroad to find
it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

CO In New Orleans. lately, named Hun
ter has been sentenced to pay fine of thousand
dollars, undergo an imprisonment of SIX months,
and forfeit certain slaves whom be illegally sold
in such manner as to separate the mother from
her children contrary to the Louisiana laws.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-17

RS The English Government has refused
to conform to the American construction of the
Clayton and Bulwer Treaty. A most import
ant political revolution will follow this act. Gay