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her appearance in "star" part. As novelty,
the sasnaser ceassaisa On consulting with her fa-
Their, the latter expressed the opinion that che would
only make fool Of the girL and inure himself. -
However, Julia was not to be ignored. She was duly
announcet to appear IN the character of Julia " in
pKnowles' eslebrated play Of shes" Hunchback. -
vor, and from that hour her star began rapidly to
rise. Thus commencsd the career o. julia Bean
Her subsequent life is familiar to e7ery admirer Of
the drama in the country. DR.. Hayne, her husband,
is son of the celebrated South Carolinian who had
the memorable debate with Daniel Webster in the
United States Senate some years since.
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Laws ofEMfnnesot asfor 1855,
- PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
&C.. 49,, = AN ACT ,.2 by
To Abolish imprisonment for Debt and
4ssa for Other Purposes az
BE it Enacted blythe Legislative Assembly ofthe Ta
rtory of Minnesofa:-- s--

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Ter
risory Of Minnesota
SECTION l. That from and after the passage OF
this act, person in this Territory shall be subject
to Imprisonment for debt arrest, under by vr-
tue of any process issuing from any court, tribunal
fnctionary therein, of any debt, judgment
pecuniary liability, or demand, due or claimed to be
due by any citizen citizens Of this Territory,
any citizen citizens of any State Territory Of the
United States; or of any citizen citizens, subject
or subjects of any foreign State, Prncipalty, King
dom or Empire, unless the same shall be Tor fine
imposed by court or jury having jurisdiction, Of the
offence or offender for the commission of specified
crime or misdemeanor, whereof the delinquent shall
have been previously convicted after trial before
some competent tribunal. Provided, That nothing
contained n this shall be construed SO as to de-
prive any court judge thereof of the right pun
'sh sumarily for contempt, without the Intervention
oil jury, by hne or imprisonment, or both, in the
discretion of said court or Judge.
SEC. z. BE it further enacted, That in all cases
where the plaintiff or complainant, shall seek to charge
the defendant with fraud, the concealment Of goods,
property or money, with bad faith, touching any
pecunary or business transaction, such plaintiff or
complainant shall in all such cases be lett to his suit
against the defendant in and by which, in his plead.
ings, he shall charge the defendant with such fraud
cOncealment, Sc, &C., in as clear and distinct a
manner the shall permit to which the defend
ant shall answer plead, and the facts arising or
elected upon such pleadings and the accompany ing
evidence shall be submitted to the jury in criminal
cases.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That all laws
now in force in this Territory, passed by the Legs-
lative Assembly thereof, authorizing the imprison-
ment arrest Of any debtor, the issuance of any
writ of caas ad satiaciendum, execution against
the body, together with all laws in conflict with this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
J. S. NORRIS, Speaker of II. OF r.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March Sd, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct copy
of the original act on file in this office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary OF Minnesota Territory.
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Later from California.

NEW York, Feb. 26.
The steamer George Law arrived here yes
terday, with California dates to the LIST inst.
having 81 100000 in specie and 3O4 passen
gers. AmOng the passengers is Gen. Echin.
ique, President elect of Peru
The steamer Pearl explt ded near Sacramen.
to. Seventy lives were lost.
Thirty-eight ballots for U. S. Senator had
been had, without affecting a choice
The specie by the Geo Law is princip ally
consigned as follows: Duncan, Sherman & Co.
$4l6,O0O; Adams & Co., 1887 900; Wells
Fargo & Co., SlOe,OOO; Drexel & Co.,
100000; Metropolitan Bank, $4,000; VIM
Hodge & Co., $4,000.
Indian hostilites in the neighborhood Of
the Clemouthe river were becoming alarming.
A number of men had been killed and it is
feared there will be general rising among the
Indians of the North.
The rains had again set in, much to the
qualification OF the miners.
Gen. Gustill the new President of Peru,
had issued decree giving freedom to all those
slaves who had not volunteered to serve in the
army Of Echmoque, the Government pledgine
itself to indemnify their owners in four years
The Q: s. steam frigate Susquehanna ar
rived at Valparaiso on the lst ult.
Sydney (Australia) dates are to the eth of
December. The miners at Ballart were ND in
arms resisting the collection Of license fees and
. collision between them and the military had
taken place. A serious riot was anticipated.
Trade continues exceedingly dull.
A letter from Acapulco states that Alvarez
was daily increasing in popularity, and that in
. few days he would leave there for the capital
ut the head Of 5000 troops, which would be
reinforced by 1000 men in the department OF
4ichoacan.
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BRUCE'S n. YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
T,sTABLISEiED in 1918, has now on hand, and ready
II for immediate delivery, in fonts to suit purchas
1oo, 900 fb ROMAN TYPE, ofnew cut,
$4,000 FANCY TYPE,
10000 8 SCRIPTS ofvariOus styles,
10y (, 900 " GERMANS, f5 sFF > - 5Ea
"% 5000 ORNAMENTS in great variety,
5000 4" BORDERS, 1atl. -.
60 900 FEET BRASS AND TYPE METAL RULES,
and all the novelties in the business. .il-s
All the above Types cast by steam power OF the
new composition Of metal peculiar to TINS founary,
and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SUPERIOR to any
ever used before in any part Of the world The une-
qualed rapidly in the process Of casting, enables me
to sell these durable types at the prices Of ordina
nv types either OH credit, or for cash. ---------
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing Mater-
ais except Paper and Cards, (Which have no fixed
quality or price furnished at manufacturers prices
The latest specimen Book of the Foundry il freely
given all Printing Offices, on receipt Of ay cents TO
prepay the postage. $50 . - -......p )
Printers Of newspapers who choose to publish this
including this note, three times before
the first day Of July 1885, and TO- ward me one of the
papers, will be allowed The bills att the time Of pur.
chasing five timea the amount Of my manufactures.
New York, Feb. Ia 2s55,yoa. "a nj s.al sIkIgt -
Address, 80 GEORGE BRUCE 81 q
1assaSdst - 49, 70 ehsmbsu H., New YeEks
YTasQzssx - = - askA - YER -
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NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK STORE.
&. HAMILTON L. CO..
No WinsloW House Corner of Eagle and Fort Sts.,
RE receiving and opening the largest and best assert
IA ment of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles before brought of Chicago which they
offer for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
Eve would first call attention to stock of Wall Pdpe
comprising 600 rolls which purchased at very
low rates. Those wanting Wall Paper would do we'll tG
look at assortment.
Our stock Of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
cagO
Writing Paper of all grades. Pens, Ink Rubber, Ink
stands Rulers Blotng and Drawing Paper of all descrp
TONS and in fact all articles usually kept in Stationery
establishment.
Gold Pens. We have large stock of j. d. Beers
Pens warranted which offer to the public at Eastern
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks very neat article.
Ledgers Journals, Day Books, Pass Books and Memo
randums, of all styles, in sets or single.
We have good stock of Miscellaneous Books, and a
great variety Of Chdrens Books, which cannot fail to
please.
Cheap Publications. We have in store very large stock
and received by Express they are is
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded
5 soon as printed
Of School Boohs, have all Of A. s. Barnes CO. IS
publications., which offer low any other establish
ment in town. Give a call. G.. HAMILTON Co..
June 3O-dt. No 3, Winslow House
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HI. NEWHALL,, ,.f' .e
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.


CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS, GALENA.
N!OCLD respectfully call the attention Of Drusgists-
w Physicians, and Merchants to his stock Of -!
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES, SEEDS PER-,
FUMERY, BRUSHES &c. - H.
Tho goods purchased direct from the Importer aud
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best uusrsta
and We feel hestancy in saying that all who purchase
win BE- satisfied with their quality we'll extreme
lowness Of the prices. : ~ y =. 49, IF
We have hand lot Of window Glass, Of ever, sssj
from BY TO ~ BY 80 inches. The Glass il Of nc ouaI
t free from bleishes and the boxes contain tew nsny
Having made arrangements with the Niasars White
Lead Company at Buffalo, shah hsvsa constant sup
ply Of their beautiful White Lead and Agents q The
Piattve Oil Co., authorised to sell their UnsUel
on ct st. Louis prices, With the sddition Of freight
We are IN receipt Of sssoytment OF Harrsons fns
Perfumery and articles for the toilet In evesy way sppe
ror TO any thing brought 70 this part eounty
We have also on hand invoice Of Brashss made 70
order in New York. comprising different patterns Of Nns
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint S6oo
Horse Whitewash, and Scrubbng Brushes.A - 1ali Y
Grass and Garden Seeds Of every variety waxssssa,
Usage Orange Seed for hedges IN any ausnsityesukss
" for sale, With directions fog cultivatne
Merchants visiting Gslena are invited T. leek r~H
my assortment - am pespassd to msst
oeeas VII! b fu!nished IS priess 1AsSs1f3
.Vy1 XIV ..s7s1Iiz
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The Latest News.

Yesterday afternoon the southern mail
arrived, being the first received for sVAe
twelve days. We give digest Of the
news received.
In the House of Representatives of the
United States, on the 23d February, the
Hon. F. B. CUTTING, made an explanation
in reference to the use Of the names of Gov.
GoRxAN and Secretary RossER, in his
speech of the 29th January, on the joint
resolution annulling the charter Of the NJ.
4 N. w. R. r. Co., recanting the state
ments made by him to their prejudice, and
setting them right on the Railroad ques-
ton. These remarks of Mr.. CUTTING will
be hereafter published.
On the 26th February, the sword of
Gen. JACKSON was presented to Congress
Gen. CAss in the Senate, and Mr. SMITH,
of Tennessee, in the House, made it the &C.
sion of eloquent eulogies on the life and
services of the Hero of New Orleans.
Ihe New YORK papers contain but little
in the way of news, outside of the common
list of fires, accidents, &c. We notice a
few items. The Tribune states that four
young "Shanghais" met at WILLIAMSBURG to
settle an affair of honor growing out of "at-
tentions to lady," but did not settle it be-
cause of a difference of opinion as to the
arms to be used. One party wanted pistols
the other cowhides, and the discussion of
the point becoming warm, one principal and
his second ran away. Five laborers in Gov
eminent employ at Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn,
were arrested on the oath, charged with
embezzling and other property in the bond
ed warehouses. 1t is stated that upwards
of $1,000 worth of -four had been stolen
from the Government stores the past sea-
son.
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The Husband and the Artist.

A late Partisan newspaper tells the story Of
wealthy Englishman who may be constantly
seen at the grand opera and the Italian opera
and who enjoys great reputation, not only as
connoisseur of music, but further as being a
great amateur OF painting. How the eputa-
ton was acquired, you will presently see.
He was, and is, one of those Bedouin Eng
lishmen, who live alternately in the European
capitals, except when they are on an occasion.
al Jaunt to Egypt, or to China, or to India, or
10 the Holy Land. lie never travelled alone
aus wiie was with him-his bona fde wife
Tor Notwithstanding his Grant life, $50 ant to
weaken ones morals" he had all the English
respect for the sex, and a true Englishman's
love for his wife. She was o beautiful woman
one Of those keepsake" beauties, that once
seen, make man dream forever. Her social
success was great in all the cities they had Wis
tied.
In Rome, some years after their marriage,
they became acquainted with German artist,
of good deal Of reputation, who to his art,
Joined the learning of Benedictine and knew
the city of Rome as we'll as Winckleman of
ViSconti. The German volunteered to be their
cicirone in the Eternal City. They gladly ac-
cepted his offer. Many were the hours passed
with him, in the Museum of the Capital, in
the Vatican, in st. Peters, and in the delight
full excursions they made in the environs of
Rome. H. 81 20 cat
The artist became in love with the English
lady. She reciprocated his affection. The hus-
band was a long time in seeing this stain upon
his honor. Several mouths passed away be-
lore he perceived it, for he was very much
pleased with the artist, and they had long been
on the most intimate footing Although stung
70 1ne quick, by such base faithlessness, and
susn gross violation Of the laws Of hospitality
'-St s----s So t-'s'si - 2-ttS-a . NE
:agss ~sEs& Il 49, s-sarsoin5s ~
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ST. PArRIcK's DAY.-We are informed
that the anniversary of the natal day Of
Irelands Saint. will be celebrated on Sat.
urdsy evening next, at the Market House,
BY Q supper. It will no doubt prove an
seEsssels fsstiyity to ~ thu participants in
Is. 'x8lS8 s1F s1 sff -. i..' ,sfta:3iy AZ
sfsizs-ss f en- rs- 1sz-af Sls RaF B zsso2
f.@.oiIsso t Vfgt - lus'1 ssss irIifyESd ls0G ~
-sssfs1ssf So s1sgr ias h4sF SO iN nohH
.6s1s {. AssG ssys =< d ssgE - 49,
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New YORK, Feb. 26. 1855

A fire broke out in the immense six story
building, corner of Broadway and Rector sts.,
yesterday, damaging the stock of Strahlim &
Co., TO the extent Of about $4,000, and Dun
can, Snow Co., dealers in domestic dry
goods, about $4,000 and fully insured. Tn.
building was not materially damaged.
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BosToN, Feb. rs.

--- ,rr Boston, Feb. 26.
The homestead farm of Daniel Webster, in
Franklin, N. II was sold at auction on Thurs
day, for SIG, 900. Rufus L. Fay, of this city,
was the purchaser. -
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New YORK, Feb. Is.

The old residence formerly of John Jacob
Aston, on Broadway, took fire to-day, and
goods belonging to Mr.. D. E. Coombe. Piano
Manufacturer, and NJ. D. Boys, millinery, to
the value Of 5000 or $4,000 were destroyed
The building was only partly consumed.
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II u M @ v A Ll!

TO EMPIRE BLOCK.
wv G.FONSECA, Dealer in staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres, Tailors' Trimmings
Ready Made Clothing, Carpet Bags Umbrellas Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes, in great variety, (Which will be
sold at cost.)
No. Empire Block, St. Anthony street. st. Paul. Min.
w. G. FONSECA, having removed to tnis desirable
stand formerly occupied BY L. T. H. Mx, oegs leave to
inform the citizens OF St. Paul. and the people Of the Ter
rm still carried under the supervision of excel
lent and fashionable Cutter.
All orders will be promptly attended to. Spend your
money at Fonseca's is getting to be favorts proverb
Feb 49, 1856 febl6dtf
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BUFFALO, Feb. 26.

--~ BUFFALO, Feb. 26.
weather very cold here yesterday and to-
Gay. nasd snow storm tonight. No trains
arrived mere from the east since Saturday eve
ming till about o'clock tonight. ;. 80 WV
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HO! SDOrtSlnen!

evUNS fact anu can be proved beyond any earthly
Il doubt, that guns can be had, from the celebrated
Mimic Rife down pop gun also any kind of guns made
ORDER and repairing done, and ali work warranted to
be good. lso all firearms used by unters always on
hand and for sale.
p S. The best Rifle Powder for sale.l
. HOWARD & HERFURTH,
late Of Madison, Wisconsi
E1- Shop corner of Robert and 9TH sts
St. Paul. N. T., Dec 15 1854. d&wtf
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has purchased the entire stock Of Dry
4 Goods, Groceries aud Provisions, we'll book
counts of Edward Hoenan, and this is to notify all those
owing accounts that of the must be made
to the undersigned but he will in be responsible
for demands against Edward Heenan.
Jan. 90 diff LOUIS ROBERTS
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PRofSs4hs n ES S zEp rAS ; ,g!srLlrs
@e. a ssist Paul, isss.
csAlrD PROPOSALS. WIN be ssesivsd at this Of.
y dec until u N. o. the lsth APRIL ess. for farnish.
ing and dslivsns The sas lass, 70
TaxArlrs6p 1851.
For the Wapesoan and 6esiton Sioux
saPer0ne nour to the amount Of o. So
Mees pork TO the amount Of ] 500
ssss n ssss e e - !, see
9unPowder, =. T. g., to the amount OF 500
Lead tn bars 70 the amount Of 100
49, Tobacco to the amount Of - 100
For the Medewak anto.n wspekatsr s.osx-
Superdne aour to the amount of - n 500
Mess pork to the amount Of. y - 200
WSite sheiisd ccra IN sssis % sse az oos
/ Lead IN ban % the amog1sof; ~ 100
+. F-.-S71' TREATY OF 1887 sS
For furnishing the lribe Of Dacots Or Sioux Indians
saperane aourt 70 the amount Of - o SEQ
aoss P lard ias :@ e s5s SSS
White shelled corn In seeks t. The amount OF l 600
For the Winnebagoes- Ess fA.E6&s
spsr nosI aSs; % the :osn' Of
Hogs Lard in kessto the amour! OF -! 3 600
supsEane aour 70 the smoanro IT N o. 900
White shelied corn IN sacks 70 he amour, Of SOC
Tobacco, small pkss in bxs, to the amount Of 500
The supplies for the above Sioux iibes Of Indians to
be delivered in Saint Paul. orbefore the 25th MAY
next to the Agent Of said tribes I'd pers0ns
thorixed by said Agent TO receive them.
The supplies for the Winnebaso ana Chippewa tgibss
Of Indians In the same manner al the above, bs.
fore the 2sih OF May next.
Separate bids will be received for each article spec.
lied above, for ench tribe, for the whole
Samples Of the tobacco will be required. :
The provisions will be subject inspection at the
place Of delivery BY pesons selected by
the Agent Of the tribe to whom the supplies furnish
ed, and the contractor or contracto1s. a-s2-ess.
Good security will be required for the performance Of
the contracts TO be entered into and bidders will
in their proposals the persons they will offer
ties, and the sureies Of each bidder shall sign and trans
mit with each bid guarantee in this form:
The undersigned undertake that lthe bid Of ---.
- for Indian supplies be accepted by the superin
tendent Of Indian Affairs the bidder shall before
perform said contract ut the rate Of his their bids
with coed and sufficient sureties."
Should the bids be deemed unreasouxby high the SY.
perntendent reserves the right TO set them aside.
Bids must be endorsed, Proposals for Indian sup.
plies in Minnesota" and addressed the superinsend-
ent Of Indian Affairs at saiRt Paul, Minnesota. lin
the opinion Of the Superintendent ythng should oc
to induce the belief that there has been anything
unfair in the competition, he the right
whole Of the bids aside aud report the facts the
Indian Department 1t Washington:
Governor Z Superintendent Indian AaaIrs.
Saint Paul, March s, 1855. Maredkwlm
(Gaena Je6ersonan, st. Paul Times, 81. Peters Cou.
risr and Dubuque Herald, copy daily and weekly
month, aud send bills to Superintendent
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NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
THEREAFTER l will only be found at my stall, in
Il j the st. Paul Market House, on Mondays, Wednes
days, and Saturdays. This arrangement will com
mence on Monday the Goth instant will still be pre-
pared, those days. to supply the public with the
choicest qualities of FRESH MEATS
Feb. l5 lS55-tfd c. SCOTT
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In A FEW DAYS.

IN FEW DAYS:
SHALL leave for the East to make arrangements for
my spring stock. shall be pleased to attend to any
eders may be favored WITH from either ladies gen
alemen for articles Of dress goods trimmings &C. Send
along your orders. .-s
My stock Of clothing, consisting of coats pants, and
vests will dispose OF very reasonable TERMS in
change for real estate.
jan. 10, 1885, CHARLES D. ELFELT.
WAY DOWN EAST, by Jack Downing.
w Rufus Lambert,
Bill Morton, just arrived by express, at DAHL
DUTNAM'S, GODEY'S and HARPERs Maya zines
II received at DAhLS.
March g. e. --s rfr-..-e . diff
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HOUSE WANTED.
A SMALL HOUSE, or three or four Rooms, for the
~ ensuing year-in lower town. Inquire at this o.
Ice March IF
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10000 VOLUMES
NOVELS and Cheap Publications. among which cal
IN be had all the late issues at
sep7 COMBS BOOK STORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
From FORT PIERRE.
accordingly.

C,rt.oon6ebce Of TIE n. Y. Tribune
NILS, Mich Thursday, Dec. 20, 1858.
lsft For. Pierre, on the Upp-r Missouri, On tne
I1h of November, snd resched this place on the 18Th
inst s'ter nesry months travel by land. few
days previous to my departure there hsd been held a
council between Gen. Ha Iey and several of the
baros Of be Sioux. In the of tee Council the
Inoisn expte sed great desire for peace. At this
CoIn, i wss net he detention OF the General % make
any demands upon the indians, but to appoiht day
on which be Invited t,em to nd zen Of the principal
chiefs AID warriors f'Om each band 10 meet him,
when be would make known to them the terms on
which he woul conclude peace rne lat Of March is
Il appointed day. and until hs, time truce exists
The hoops were tusily employed 10 hutag themselves
In the rtigh borhooo Of the fort, and when completed
womb be quite Portable. Tie horses and finals
will ,ufJer more than the men-they are well worn
down, aid foisge being scsrcs they are obliged 20
subst for the greater part upen such can be
picked and the BAH Of the cottonwood tree. 7.