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"a OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE coNsoL-
IDATeD DkBr VI NEW ORLEANS,
= Raxrl ltjrS ausDat


RY virtue of the thirty seventh section of
the Of The Legislature Of hs State Of Louisiana entitled
ssts aud provide the
goyernnsnt its aEn
70 and id Incorporation of tbs ey Of ayes with the
CITY Of New Orleans the same day. and of te third
ton e an act An act - an act 10
mnistrat Of s March ~ lssa AND for tbs
nesting AL Obligations old Corporation, and Of the
Ens Second Third Municipalities city Of Lafayette
during the year 1856 y ~ E5.s
Sc led this Office from this until
the Monday octohsr nex us ~ o'clock M
purchase Hhndr Fifty Bonds One Thousand
Dolars each October 1886 payable
in the Office Of th Treasurer Of the city,
intea theeo the fie Of SIX eentnm
num- payable nuay city Of New York. the rst
and the first Of October each Proposals 10 be endorsed
ds p4rebase OF the new trieansn
dre sed 70 the Of the Go .ed Debt oi New
the bonds be 10 the pdder the Commits
tioneis reserying rg-t reirc CT or AL bsds ~
TeIns obga9as q the old the late
MUNICIPALITIES city OF LaaS ettc, maturing IN 1885.
COMMISSIONERS.
7NH s4- JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor
EG.g t5Iyts4s 0VIDE DEBUYS. temptrpler.
W. IL. GARLAND, Treasurer.
5-- E. II. DuREILi
lie s' Chairman Finance Committee board Of Aldermen
.#- 4 ], EAGER, ~
Chsrman Finance Committee Board OF Assistant Aldermen
: c. s. LEE, Secretary. y $at '==s-tsg aul5sd
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First District Pound

First District Pound
NWTAS brought to the First District Pound, on.Drya
Wv AIDES street near Triton Walk. as estrass-
one white she Goat vide and fat horns, with collar
and n line attached to it. -
One white she Goat right horn turned back below the
80 - ~
Also, az encambrance on public Streets
Qne old Dray, with an iron sxle-tree NO number.
One iron street roer, with ts frame
Which, If DOT claimed within days, and the ex.
penses thereon paid viii BIS sold al public auction at said
pound on TUESDAY, the 18th day sept.mprr next AT
10 o'clock A. b. AUG g. PHELPS, $50. q,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Sept. il, 1856.
EL.a etc conduit au Depot des Epsves du Premier
III District, rue DrVsdas pres de la Promensde Triton
une ohevre les cornes iargea plates ayant nm col
Her ct une corde attache au collier. @ssa
Une ChsTre Blanche Ia droite penches arriere
ct audesous de Foreille ii - .y s .
Aussi, CONNIE embaEas sur la vote pubiique-
Un veux Dfay sEetsieu en- fer, 'sans numero.
I'm roaleau en'fer et SOU eadre.
81 les dts aailnaux ct. objects sont pas secamet
dams dix ours et les depenses seront Eendues
Fenchere publique au dit depot, MARDI, le IS Sep
tembre a 10 heures A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
se 80 ~ Commbsare des Rnes
NouVele Orleans, le 25 Sept, 1896 sel5 20 25
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- THE GOOD sAMARITANs. =
FEYHIS ASSnGI ATIflM ORGANIZED LAS
sP0YiDRAs HOUSE,

! ~ ID X . HU y r :
No. 1S7 Poydras Street, near the Market
FEsHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE- -
spes.ial'y fprm pasle generally snas he hes
in GOOD ORDER FOR THE INCEPTION Or BoARDERs and
IoDGES. The greatly improyed and will be
supplied with GOOD LIQUORS, att aye sha
kespea There viii also be GOOD LUNCH
upfronn ei3h. until eleven o clock in TIE morning.
From attention the proprietor hopes TO
iihsrs share fpublie patronage.
lOfIN prorrie ,
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SeCoDQ DlStf1Ct Pound.
VKTAS brought to the Second District Pound, corner
Wv Of st. Aun and Derbigny streets, as estrays-e
One white and black spotted she Goat. 4..
One brown, white and black she Goat.
One small brown white and black she Goat with COL
lar g - ~
One yellow white, and black she Goat with on
the right hip. zis=-
Which, ii not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
psnses thereon be sold public auction at said
pound on FRIDAY, the 21st September, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG 8. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1866. r. Al
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second
IL District, rapge des rues st. Anne and Derbigny,
comme epaves-- 5
-Une Chevre ayant des taohes blanches and noires,
Une Chevre, bruno, blanche and noire.
Une petteChevre bruno blanche and noire ayant Jun
collier.
Une Cheyre jaune, blanche ct noire ayant une cica
trce a la hauche droite.
81 les diets anaux sont pas reclames dams dix jour
ct les depenses payes, ills seront yendus Penchere
pubhque, au dit depot, VEADREDI, lie 81 courant, a
10 heures A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS
r. '& Commissaire des Rues.
sNouvelle Orleans, 10 septembre 1866. sal117-2l
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fHskI- kI-WEEKLY LINE OF =. 80 ,sssasss,sTs
sTAtGEs st, sRaNs CiINroN AssS ~
CITY l on The NEW OF LEANs sas JAoRsQN RAILROAD.
leaving Ame City every Monday Wednesday Friday
rival the Passenger Train Nov oleana Clinton
the evening ocioek Returning
Tuesday Thurs and Saturday at O'clock mernng and
BY thu rsgte will from New olesnsto Cn
Stage The Spge Road abeautui
ing seod natural AS Hther is as yet Mail established h
Bag for the Leterp
pal oboe Of the Ne Raroad No
and 1o'olC.k Ia III rning and asten
Tee Fare throuh passngera from New Orleans Cnon will
be Five Dollars will thus that the cheapest quick
and saeat route from Clinton to erle z
as0 -s3 tg' r. Z. HESLER Amite CITY,
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fs lnaaaI UnIaIluN FROM CHARLES
Il TOM s. G., 10 oNTGohlERY Ain Until fun hsr notice.
charleston S. Co. TO Hntgomet Aa will
be as follows
First eonts-bo1o bonnss furniture
oranges teaa matches, oiher Light articles
0b 81 and bales ilery
dry goods gla, paints, pink rot gins raising
campbanc n fu casks
fee rope lAd obaecu easr dry hides copper
and hoop iron machinery coils wire carriage
boitowrare,
white lead, IigI0r, croeksrs in crates and casks =
relative toshpmcnt Of via Charleston
Tennessee aad Alasana be obaned
apPiealonso HENRY YoNeE,
Stone s'raet
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10 OCKAWAY, LONG IsLAND.--Tbe .s...e,

, OCKAWAY, LONG ISLAND.--The sss.ts
u R0GKAWAY PAVILION will open in June and rs- Elssa5
eeiva Visitors thes2oth of the month -Es4Sh-
This establishment the Hotel
three i've am oon private entrances about
sngle Communicating in the
Hotel garden Of y aass and with without board
Hoasa private pubc Houses
10 the demand Of such establishment. -
The Houee will be provided
with the choicest Winea Of every atpfov brand.
For and
n perrnane6t Q provided. -'r
The Cooks waseru selected French German Amsr
sps -
will be the possible consistent
the present high cost Of provisions, stc. -
Rooms be selected any tims by calling JOHN
GEoRGE BAINBRHGE, Mt the Ho.el AZ Cliff street,
| k.Mh IN. An
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SE eopnscon with the shove there ExeRES5 for the
transportation Of Hazsags any part Of the city Of New orssn
gYng the
ger their ba1gHgs delivered directed with promptns
End dilpateh. - =
gsf q. fsaruD DbtraAt
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mi EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. se.
aadft1 streetslaves for sale on M
reasonable Particular atteu
ton paid Negroes Commission
fd others @ always
and House will receiving Negroes Throughout tho
Having asrge houss able
a9o gho other sses City
given when required Titles undoubted And will highest
price incash for sound Negroes. THOMAS FOSTER,
Reiers to 2 y = ...E
Messs Rugely Blair Col H. Greenwood Co; Turner Wen
Co. @ eo Payne Harriaon Hall Roda John
NL0RIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
IL HYARpSTne undersigned hav addition their old and
well Known established LUMBER yards Jaa landing, New
B bat~een 81 fsa Gea and Pine eets recently established
ubef yard at the od Basn fronting the Crondelst
Peter where they keap general
sortnient Of building Materials such ~
and inch narrow and wide dressed topgued aud gooyed
Fellow Pine Ceiling.
Yoilcw Piae Fleoiing.
M i inch, and wide dressed square joint
| Pine Flooring.
Dressed Shelving dressed Misunderstanding scaning and
Jo ali heavy timber Decking and inch Planks IL
Rough Laths shisles,
Pangs made Doors and SASH Blinds and Moulding always
4 on and made ORDER s
Bay, FodA and suit the markets of Phadepha
Baltimore Now York Boston West Lasaaa Corpus
Christi ports along the Atlantic and Gulf
They 10 aapPy orders for She English
| and other European markets.
Their all neatly piled in Sheds and from
supply hand custoeTe getting
POuLEf, NICoL h CO.,
Corner Cedar Ani Julia streets, New Basin,
iya 4n Corner Roberioh and carondelet Walk Old Basn
i
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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

viii leave on IuRDAY. 29d inst, q O'clock NJ.
MSOR MEMPHIS, Helena, gapo- -EsY, 4
Ms leon. 6reenslls Columbia, Lake Proyidsnse kaa
vitksaurg hnd nil The ben d. fbs gsw etsRsnt snd
will leave above For freght on y
as1 WsS o fOrdfas
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

impartially conducted. Let then the energies
of our people and the energies of him who may
be elected to represent our interests In Congress,
be directed to the construction OF road from
the shores of Lake Superior an Minnesota Ter
ritory, to Puget Sound. Let us be united upon
gress shall have closed, the iniliatory step will
be taken to build the Great Northern Pacific
Railroad
But says q citizen Of St. Paul, "what
are You going to do with as /! Is it your nten-
ton to make St. Paul tributary to Sank Rapids!
Not bv any means my good friend, not by any
means we intend to make Sank Rapids and
all the other towns on the Upper Mississippi,
tributary to St. Paul. How!" asks Mr..
Doubtful. Simply by running railroad down
the East hank OF the Mississippi to the Capitol
of tie Territory. This railroad will take in
all the little towns on both sides of the River,
and make them tributary to St. Paul. the head
of navigation Then it will not be long before
a railroad from tie East either through Wis
consin Or Iowa, will give us an outlet to the
States, and ornthe great connecting link with
the Pacific coast. But my letter is already too
long and have not room 70 continue the dis
cussion, lut may do so, editorially in some iu-
ture issue. | am glad to find others entertain
ing the same views as DO on this Railroad en-
terprize, among them Judge Meeker, who
delivered an address Oh the subject the day
arrived at Sank Rapids. My own views were
formed and impaired to gentlemen in Sank
Rapids previous to reading his speech, but they
are identical with those Of the Judges. ask
the readers of the TINES to give this matter
their serious attention. T. NJ y.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

Er.c;y Evening" June ~
change ~. wheat, qaite
exhibited decided nowsrd tendency AMI a,nut 800
angcl han,s cents In advance Of pcvo
bette. bo.g effected
PRICE. Iiry bacon, with sales. Other articles
this line very qge;. ,;othin= doing ii groceries.
Lca!-rppe. mine 5!< q b.
Fiour-S1oafll, s., c,uairy do So 80 y br,.
waeatsps. 81 60 81 30, fan Cos prime fall .oG9l s.,
nl:xeG1 3jl,I GA q bush.
Corn-Ieow an! nike. SO &c white G!c q BUSH
Oits-!5G1ol ;. 3 bush, SACKS included.
Ryc-$l % including SACKS.
Ea.;cy-Eo market.
Bran---1Jc 2 100 ~.
shorts-$1 u 100 lbs.
White B,ans-F.tr qaa,;ty 81 80 - 3 bush.
Whisky-3ic 4
Dried Frni--Afples 50 20, peaches 80 = hush.
Provsons-iIams 6NI5Ic, shoulders 7s7Ac, ribbed sides
h@9c clear do oc lard q II, pork Sii so rl.
Groceri SIS 6s6 clarified "a c, moasscs p, q
81, coffee Ii Nc, salt. G. A., 81 81 = bag, Kanawa 10 bush.
Potatoas-3! 10 = hIsh
Che.sc--Westcrn Reserve Sc q ID.
BIteT-1.9tGc Z, Is.
Eggs--lic e dozen.
Tailow-1)E@iic . 70.
Becswax-,2c q d.
Hay-Prim 81 = 100 Ds.
Hdes--Dry fruit, firm at l2c.
Broom-2o gas per dozen.
Tr-$2 - q brl.
wool-l5Gl,0c p Is.
Feathcrs-Prne 31kc I: y.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

WORCESTERSHIRE learn that Hon. II. NJ. Rice
is erecting residence on the bluff near where he
formerly resided. The Foundation for the build
ING has already been laid.
Mcssrs. Culver & Harrington are moving their
goods to the store on the upper Levcc, next to j.
L. Irvine. The buildins is to be greatly improv-
ed for their purposes.
MIR. Winston. recently from New Orleans. talks
of building a brick warehouse on the Upper Lcycc.
Mr.. Spo!lorl is LAYING the foundation for stone
buillins, the other side Of Mr.. Seibeys. We hear
OF other improvements abou to be made in the
upper part Of the city which will adj much to its
general appearance.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

=. DAILY TIMES OFFICE,l
July II 1906.
MARxE rs.Provson OF almost every description
Demand and most the staple articles held at
~ high prices. this ltile the
decline. high, and from their scarcity will prob
ably higher. Meal little down.. Salt Pork remains
unchanged. quiet Except in
public sreets Butter Lumber enough
supply demands, bIt the rivers above the
rise logs floating down which will have the effect to
article much abundant and cheaper. Common
Lumber worth SIS $50 PER N. Flooring
from So to 81 higher. Shingles S. So. Wood penyworth
from S. to 81 per cord.
WEIGHTS GRAIX.-The following the established
weights grains this Tcrrito!y: Wheat, GO lbs z bu
Clover Seed bp.; Rye, % bu Indian Corn,
q b.; Oates, b.; Barley, Z bu Buckwiea
A. Eas = BIZ.
DRIED FRUIT.
Dee Oh lolJl2 &c App,uS.......S2 rs q lU
Cows $4,000 Peaches. $50 81.
Green apples. .$6ey7 Dbl
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
Man Hung by Il Mob.

The GAINESVILLE Standard Of the 18th, gives
an account Of the conviction Of David T. May
berry, of that place, for the murder Of Andrew
Ayers, and the hanging OF the prisoner by a
mob. He was seized, Il rope Put round his
neck and dragged through the streets, and at
last hung to tree in the public square. He
fought desperately for his life. The partcu-
lars we shall give Tomorrow.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

REWARD OF MERIr.-We observe that the
two gentlemen whose minds were suddenly and
mysteriously changed last winter on the Rail-
road question, have been rewarded by the
Rice Democracy with the positions Of Dele
gates to the Rice Convention which is TO be
held in this city on the 25th. We trust the
people will notice this matter. Interesting! -
isr't Il
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

CoXyELLsvILLE ENrEIpR.sr.---This is the
name of new paper published at Connels-
vile, Fayettc Co., Pa, which comes TO lis for
an exchange. 1t is neatly printed and we'll
edited. Neutral in politics.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

ADVANTAGE OF ADvERrIsIxc.---A gentle.
man advertised his house TO rent few DAYS
since, and stated in his advertisement that in
quircrs should call at this office. No less than
in the afternoon of one day
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

bsS @Scttcrs are moving from Selkirk up the
Minnesota valley. They assign as the reason
that they are afraid Of the Sioux Indians, some
OF whom have killed the whites, and stolen
their cattle a large party Of these settlers
have located in the vicinity of St. Peter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

CO. Peter Lawson, of Dracut. Mass, has Just
sold an Nderncv COW and calf for 1926. Last
year the cow produced Il pounds of butter per
week, of such quality that it sold at fifty cents
pound; GOO pounds per year is considered her
cragc. Mr.. Lawson, sold at the same time, an
Alderney hcfcr, eleven months old, for 1926.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
COT z A & T. q ROVE - TlsS
PRICE SIS PER ACRE,
HALF CASH & TIE BALANCE IN Il g. 2
YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST.
10000 ACRES.

Consisting mostly of smooth rolling prairie, situated in the
delta country embraced between Mississippi St. Croix
Rivers. in central locality within hours ride ST. Paul.
Point Douglas. Hastings, Alton, HUDSON, SILVIA
ter all aordng ready and accessible markets produce
lands situated in the oldest
IN Minnesota. The soil rich black
Western Railroad, completed from Chicago to Madson
Wis.,, progress will in short
puhcd forward the Mississippi River,
Croix Pr Prescott and G Douglas, and through
ton these lands 81.
quantities (no less than 30 acre to suit purchasers.
St. Pau. July 18th, 1855, HENRY MCKENTY,
jyl2-d&wtf Dealer in r. Estate.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

NUMBER OF New Bu1LDIyGs.---Thc Gale
ma Advertiser states that the number of New
buildings which have been erected in that
city, the past year, is between four and FIVE
hundred
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

GE51 n lady says that she sat by her window
the other day three hours to warn Of the boys from
eating the ice which had been used to pack
corpse in.--N. Y. Times.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
Chicago Market.

Thursday Evening. juno 81.
Fiou:-Scay and in usual demand city
$SG97 fo1 fine, 3TG@1 - for No superfne, 75aS
No. dos 25aS 80 for fancy, and S IS ID fer
wheat-Market and prices further advanced
Of railroad lots at 55sl 60 spring
store, and 6o s. prime and choice do milling.
CornCorn Is n qa;:e baoyant. and prices have
ally improved Railroad lots have to-day sold 7a7sc co
hon,e delivered shipment csrgoes
reported at HAAS 5; boards a.ost
&c.
OstsTa, demand for oats has improved, and rates
shade better. Sales of railroad lots In
! bags for City ;sade a. iis;2. ------
Rye lon H. 81 lTf4iNsfs
Ba-sy-In fair dem anI al ..jca3f.
Gass .cds-Noshis d5lng. Timothy nominal a: So,
10 :. S. 25a5 81.
~Beans-Sns:. write 81 5oaI
.r.,n I'M "a s,,,-nr .,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

IS.5@Wc learn from Capt. Harris Of the
War Eagle, that one of the packets of the
Company has been drawn of for other purpo-
scs, and that hereafter the Eoats will make their
regular trips every five days.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

rs We notice tina, recent numbers Of the
Galena Advertiser have been setting forth the
advantages OF that place.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

n HIM. Wear you learning, like your watch,
in private pocket, and don't pull it out to show
that you have one; but if you arc asked what
O'Clock it is. tell it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
FOSTER x DAVIS
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA,
E.E. RECKLIN & CO. y.

Storage TorrGrag end Communication Merchants Shakopce,
Mnnesoio Rircr.
CTEAMBOATs OF light draft, bulk expressly trade
~ cave 81. Paul Other dar this point
thr 'rrh in four and all gIs will be-
promptly forvsr6cd by Plains,
Sue Trsrers, ST. Peters, MaDkate, any point IL
e-red-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

CT We learn from the St. Peter Courier. that
the Indians in that neighbcrhool are becoming
troublesome, having shot COW belonging to the
settlers and committed other deprcdations.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

the prcnminsy .:rcsn Invention held Anthony,
CANS of MINNESOTA, without distinction ,riy
names of :. Democrat ..whig, to meet in DELEGATE
Representatives Of The Territorial Capftoi On
WEDNESDAY,, the 25th Of JULY NEXT, .
a, 9oek A. NJ for the Purpose Of
principles and platform IF the Republican Party Mnneo;s
ganiza as shall ensure The triumph 81 hn s.red ana be-
nhcen, principles epos The Republican and which
lie at The faundalionot all good government.
been deemed m. v,s,,e 70 sss;en one ;IrT, ~ 20 ~
each % the thryve counties the Territory, st ter
sd on not; and additional Delegate 30) popu
iation according 10 The BE- taken prior tire ensuing
July and fraction population exceeding 1oo
also an additional delegate.
The mode appointing the ds!egatcs-whehcr By
meetings at tho other points
rate meetings in the several election county,
County De'sae Conventions. Is lt to tine discretion OF the
people OF the Counties respecvey but in remote
Cornell Dis
trict, is susgee that general meeting the
popuou central county! would be the most advisable mode
selecting delegates.
The Committee. view of the fact, Repa,-an
Party return the good and best parties
7'6 earnestly recommend that the meetings the coun,
for the selection Of Delegates the Territorial Ccnvcno
should be held wherever at all practicable, the ensuing
day OF Juy 1885, there being litter mode of celebrating
freedom long obscc the dark clouds OF human bondage.
TheConmee deem IL unnecessary present length
sdcrat"ns in behalf of the proposed convention.
That the ,end, years present
and tn adecty opposite direction from that
Intended y its enlightened founders, and demanded bv the
aenabe rights of surely by the
popular sovereignty unlimited
tension Human Slavery repeal Missouri
|
That local government needs renovstin-
That fair Territory needs be redeemed
bgh OF unestraned traffic IN intoxicating liquors. too
by statistics having
their almost only sources in this nefarous traffic.
The great danger to popular government is ha through
the apathy Indifference the public the
administration of govsrnment will be resigned into
and trading politicians The sure
in the PEOPLE governing
We therefore call upon meet the responsibilities
of citizen sovereign and
part And his sympathies with the Republican Party,
meet with his nechhors fellow citizens deliberate
the that OF COED
| WN r. MARSHALL, n. NLEAN,
| RICHARD CHUTE, WARREN BRISTOL
| A. p LANE, John s. MANN
| Republican Territorial Committee.
| st. Paul. May -, 1885,
All newspapers of the Territory respectfully requested
give the above call place their columns u amer the fN
= day Of July ~ - - -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

ANOTHER RAIS.-We are blessed with RAIN
about these days. Plenty OF ii fell on Sunday
night and Monday morning, and the consc-
qucncc is, a rise in the rivers. There need be
no further fear concerning the logs, and tie
crops aGc beyond danger.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

- The Roman Catholics have purchased nine
of the best lots at Lcavcnworth, Kansas. and are
about TO erect church and nunnery there.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
Railroad Acc,den,-One Man Killed!

The Eastern train, due here at quarter past
O'Clock last evening, about one mile this side of
Council Hill station, ran over cow on the track.
The engine and tender passed over the COW, as
also the baggage car. The mail and express car
was thrown off tho track and tipped over on the
side. The second class and two next cars were
tipped over the embankmcnt and smashed up
The three last cars were left standing on the
track.
One man, Canadian Frcnchman, whose name
We could not learn, had his abdomen literally
crushed between two cars, and died in about half
an hour. Several were slightly bruised. The man
the ears. No blame is attached to the Conductor
The passengers were brought in on freight
train sent out for the purpose, about eight o'clk.
Galena A9r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17
DIED:

AT Saint Paul. NJ T., Tuesday, the 10th inst congcs-
ton OF the Mr.. JOHN FELLBUEC, OF Superior,
Wisconsin, aged about "a years.
u Detroit and New York City papers please copy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

Cy" The steamer War Eag lie arrived here yes
crday noon with - cabin and 80 deck passen
;rrs ana - tons of freight. Reports the waite
low and falling fast.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

lIoT NEATHEn.-Sunday last was the ho.-
test day OF the season. Tie flies and lea.
were subjects Of many 4 curse, hut we le.ieye
most Of our citizens survived the occasion.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

CO President Pierce has conferred the 2nd
Lieutenancy in the U. S. Army upon Thomas Grey,
q Young freshman.