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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
MONETARY.

Judging from all we can CLEAN from the latest
Reporter and papers, there seems to have been
a slight improvement in the money markets of
the East during the past two weeks. We are
however SO far removed from the great heart of
the nation, that its financial pulsations, whether
healthy or unhealthy, do not affect the money
market here until several weeks after the changes
occur there, and therefore any slight changes
there for the better, will not usually benefit the
financial affairs of this Territory although the
general tendency of matters will of course be
favorable, and productive of happy results to the
business interests of this growing and prosperous
city and country. s..ss
Previous quotations for Money and Exchange
arc fully sustained.
Real Estate loans are not made at less than 2
Upper cent. per month, nor for less period than
one year. LIST class paper commands per cent.
per month readily, call, 2 per cent.
Exchange is firm at 1-2 2per cent. premium.
Land Warrants dull.
No favorable news has been received in rela-
ton to the Indiana Banks.
have added to the list of Broken and Dis
credited Banks the Westminster Bank of Provi-
dence, R. l., which has been discrcdited in N. Y.
city.
have this week given description in this
weeks paper Of several newly discovered coun-
terfeits, which should be needed by the business
men generally.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
PHENOMEN

Saturday evening was cold, clear and delightful
winter weather. The sunset was beautiful, and
marked by that peculiar appearance common to
high ATTITUDES; and denomnated by Sailors,
s'Sun Dogs The moons advent was attended
by the same phenomena, though far more brilliant,
and remarkable. She was the centre of per-
feet Cross of Borealic light, and equi- distant on
either side, two we'll defined pillars of equal
brightness rose simultaneously with her. They
likewise were marked by a cross bar, OF less ra-
diant, though perfectly apparent lustre, and re-
minded one, (at leas) of the scene on Calvary's
Mount, where He, who persisted for our sins, was
.cruciied between two malefactors. The inmates
of the Winslow House, were all alert, and though
the view from its warm and comfortable rooms
was very distinct, many rushed into the street,
and gazed upon the scene with loud expressions
of admiration and delight.
We have seen in voyages about the Ork-
ney Isles, sights somewhat similar, but none so
beautiful and well defined. Will some one of
the Scientific Corps, account for the phenomena
1t will be gratifying to our numerous readers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
Written for the Times.
! HOLIDAY REvERlES.s = II

CAMP ON THE zUMsRo-l8Sl-66.
The joyous harvest days are DER, sENY
The Autumn leaves be-strew the plain,
The fragrant nowrets bloom no mort,
For Winter holds his cherries reign, " Z" -
Where late the robins woodland note -
with cheerful music filed the grovc,-
Where late the dove In sunny cote 9"i+'ii.
Cooed to his mate strain Of love;-- l ~. ~
Where all was baiuiy and serene, ~ ,,. -rt b
Is now o cherries field Of snow; 1888 s'. 4''ff hi'
The russell brown, usurps the green,
And loud December's tempests blow. W.. ,... ..st,.
The fattenea kline, In sheltered sheds, '' 'f -'f
Long, doubtless, for the summer days,
When they can seek the meadow beds, $3.50 p .-stff
And through the green fields freely Craze. q
No are at eventide u.-- g. .l-sr J
The rosy children roaming free, lt
Close gathered round the "Ingle S!de,'s . t.
They climb the sturdy Farmers knee.
The matron in her cold Arm Chair,'' M
Looks proudly each Joyous face, ,t,.
Oh! ne'er may future grief and care, - ....,,.,-.
60 Steal one sweet charm from childhOod's grace. ,
How peaceful seems the rustic cot uf+. /
How strong the dear familiar ties t....s... .,
Though severed, they are ne'er forgot u
Until the hearts, affection dies. .-- -.fet,.t . D.,
Perchance some pure, and trusting maid ai
In dear native vale may dwell, 's.- i''' :
Whose rustic lovelness arrayed,
Threw DER our hearts magic spell.
Long years may pass-our steps may roam u
From boyhvod's blithesome scenes afar,
But these sweet memories Of HOME,
Will ever be guiding Start .f.,-g,
A Star whose beams will brightly shine
Across wild and devious track, .,...... moss.
Recalling with power divine, ..srt ra5i. ,1.
T, that dear Home, and Virtue back. a., ~ -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
LATEST COUNTERFEITs.

5 on the Hartford Bank nnvgneste Perrys victory
Indian the right end-a end-ahip
tween the siGnatures-very well done.
6s on the Merchants Bank, Salem, Massvgnette
badly done.
2es On the Rockingham Bank, N H., altered from ls-vig
nete State CaptoEsea nymph the lower right
the Hurlbut Bank, Conn.,, altered from genuine Is
Genuine 5s have cattle swimming river the end-he
have drove of horses upper left
the East Haddam Bank, Conn alt red
Bank-vgnee ship under sa-wa shngon the right
rail cars the left end.
los, the 81 Nicholas Bank, n. Y. City, altered
vgnee view the st. Nicholas Hote-Sznta
right end.
20s the Jewett City Bank, Conn., altered ls-vig
nette drove OF Sheep shepherds dog, horse.
6s the Pamsrs' Acchanc' Bank, Elstcn, Penn-vig-
nett State amsmatiUn OF but larger and poorly
done.
3 IS, the Merchants Mechanics Bank Troy n T.
-vignctte vulca-a femak, eage &C., the
likeness of Harrison and full length female figure
end-appear blurred. at" f-ri| 7.s
Dos. the Merchant' Bank, va-ygnefte ships
mall steamer20 the lower right gen
uine. = -
S. the Mechanics Bank Of wiam.burgh, r., altered
from genuine 1s-Vignete sailor steering si-f
left end.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

NEW CoUSrERrEns.-Looko out for tens on the
birmingham Bank, Mass. vignette, milkmaid
sitting with basket in her lap, cows in the dis
lance, large X. and godess with the Ameri-
can flag, surrounded by three cherubs at the right
end of the bill. ,....s ,e..,-.--.....
The Lexington (Ky.) Observer says that they
have been shown counterfeit bill Of the North
crs Bank Of Kentucky. It Is . one dollar bill
made into twenty. By holding the bill to the
light and rubbing the finger over the face the fraud
can soon be detected. p,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

The LEcIsLArURE.-By reference to our Legis-
lative Report it will be seen that the Council met
yesterday morning, and after transacting little
business. adjourned. The House met in the af-
ternoon, and as soon as motion was made to or
ganize, by clecting permanent officers, motion
was made 10 adjourn and carried. 1t is to be
hoped that there will be an organization some
time during the present month.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
MORTG AGE SALE,

EFAULT having been made in the OF the
~ hundred and two dollars (4l102 60)
principal and interest which claimed be at the
date this nticc certain indenture Mortgage bar
date the wensecOnd day Of June A. d. 1884, EXECUTED
by Charles D. Fillmore and Julia E. Fillmore his Wife Saint
Paul in the county OF Ramsey and Territory Minnesota, Al
exander Wlkn Of the place, nd which duly recorded
Ramsey in the Territory Of Minnesota In Book ~ Of ogA
AL and Az the Of d.
1884 at nine O'Clock in the Of that And SUIT
proceedings have been instituted the debt
cured by said mortgage, part thereof. .
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that I'm and
byvirtue sale contained In said
Statute made and premises
and covered by said mortgage to wit:
The undivided third lot number
number 9 In the original Paul;
fifty front Water street and fifty feet in and hundred
part part number (s) In Block twenty
tynnc 29 in the original town Saint Paul, described
lows, to wit: 2
Commencing point Siblcy street. hundred nfty
feet Water streethence running E0rtwexeiy
said Sbey street twenty thence running right angles
the East line said Ot-hence running
River along said line said lot twenty feet the
lot then owned by Spencer Markicyhence right angles
Westward to the place Of beginning. -. r..
Situated and being in st. Paul In the County Of Ramsey
Territory OF Minnesota. ~ III III s9g
With appurcnances privileges there
unto belpnsing or appertaining. g
Will be sold public auction at the Csut House in the city
st. Paul the County Ramsey the Eighteenth 6h day
January O'Clock in the day,
isfy the due said with
tine fifth day Of December A. d. 1854. is ieT az
Mortgage.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

the 10th day of Nov, was 50, 075,456. OF this,
$5,OOO,0OO, Texan indemnity, is not yet issued
There is no other nation that has SO small debt,
compared with its population and resources, and
there is no other nation that is redceming its pub
lie debt before maturity, and at Premium
Thorn. Rep.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
CO We are now enjoying excellent sleighing.

THE FoRLoRN HoPE.-The editor of the Courier
Il Enquirer, who has recently returned from Eu-
rope, says that the 9Sd Iighlanders, the regiment
which received and repused the charge of Rus
sian cavalry with such GOODNESS on the 18th of Oc-
tober, has volunteered to lead the storming party
when the breeches are opened at Sebastopol. Prob
ably, not one of the gallant fellows will live to
know whether the attack is successful or not
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

FRIDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1855.
CoUNcm.-Council met at 10 o'clock. Prayer
BY Rev. Mr.. Riheldafer. Journal read and APP
proved.
Mcssrs. Davis and Fridlcy appeared as q COM
mittee from the House and informed the Council
that the House was temporarially organized and
was ready to do business.
Mr.. Murray wished that the word instructed"
which occurred in the resolution, introduced by
him yesterday, relative to an inquiry as to why
the Journals were not printed, should be stricken
out and the word '' requested " inserted in lieu,
without the alteration appearing on the Journal.
Wish granted.
Mr.. Van Etten moved that the permanent officers
of the Council be sworn in. So sworn by the Pres
ident.
Mr.. Murray moved that Council adjourn to
Monday at 10 O'Clock. -
The motion was withdrawn, when Mr.. Brown
moved that committe be appointed to inform
the House that the permanent officers of the Coun-
Gil had been elected and that the Council was
ready to transact business.
Messrs. Brown and Freedom were appointed
said Committee.
Mr. Brown gave notice, that ON the morrow or
some future day, he would ask leave to intro
duce-
A Bill to provide for the superintendent of
members of the Legislative Assembly,
Bill to provide for laying out certain Terri.
torial roads, in this Territory,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

Ca The Jail in Windham county, Connecti7
cut, is to be let for boarding house. The oper-
alton of the new anti-iquor law, it is said, has
brought about this happy result. II
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

EV Rumors adverse to the Farmers and Citi-
Gems Bank Of Williamsburg, wore in circulation
this afternoon. The bill holders are understood
to be amply secured.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

NoRTH CAROLINA BAKKs.-An announcement in
Dyes New York Bank Detector Of the failure of
the Commercial Bank Of WILMINGTON, the Bank
of Wabesboro', the bank Of Fayetteville, and the
Bank Of Washington, (all North Carolina bapks1
Is prenounced, BY the Wilmington On. c, Com
mctcial,) as utterly untrue.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

ca Hon. Edward A. flanagan, formerly of
Macon county, KY, and long the distinguished
U. s. Senator from Indiana, intends removing to
California to engage in the practice of his pro.
fession. .,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

BOsTON, Dec. IS.
The failure of Cutter, Brodhead Clapp, Stock
and Exchange Brokers, State street, is announced
to day. The liabilities of the firm are not sup
posed to be very large.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CT Several poetical illusions on hand shall
receive attention.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

eY The Wildcat Bank in Kansas, and it is
believed, has passed large amount Of bad mon
ev to emigrants.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

ca Fanny Kemble Butler, is on the eve of re-
turning to America for the remainder of her DAYS.
She has cottage somewhere in Massachusetts,
which she will occupy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CT The Florida Legislature has elected Hon.
David L. Yulee, U. s. Senator in place of Hon
Jackson Norton.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

GO All kinds of Job Work done in neat
and expeditions manner at this ofhce.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

ST. PETERS CoURIEK.-We have lying upon
our table a very neat paper with the above title,
published at ST. Peters, new town on the Min
nesota river, near Traverse de Sioux. 1t bears
the excellent motto" 1t is not wealth or its ap-
plianccs, that gives stability to our institutions,
but hardy, industrious and intelligent ycoman-
cy.'' 1t is devoted to the development of the
sources of the territory, and presents Il neat APP
pearance. Independent in politics, the editor in
tends to devote his energies to the elevation of
the masses, and in this we hope he may accom-
plish much. We wish the st. Peters Couyier all
success. Published by j. G. Stoever.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

To An inveterate bachelor being asked by q
sentimental young miss, why he did not secure
some fond ones company, in his voyage on the
ocean OF life. replied, ''I would, if l were sure
such an ocean would be pacific"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CT We are waiting anxiously for ANAL. One
is expected this evening.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

WINDING CP.-The Tere Haute Journal Q the Great
Western Bank Of that place, the State Banks
winding its business, and will close
The notes payable there collected. of M
StusS Of Cincinnati the principal sockhoe the
the winding ul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1855.
HOUSE ORGANIZED.

The House was permanently organised ON Tues
day morning, by the election of Mr.. Norris, OF
Cottage Grove, as Speaker. The Message will
probably be delivered on Thursday, possibly to-
morrow. -...t~ tt... -....r & 1
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

Cy Mrs. Darlington is said to have anxiously
asked if Uncle Tom is better man than Enoch,
OF Biblical memory. She grounds her inquiry on
the fact that she has heard that Uncle Tom has
been translated seven times, while Enoch was
translated but once.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

The LARGEST MILL IN THE WoRLD.-The Lowell
(Mass.) Journal says: The largest and most
comprehensive mill in the world is the Pacific, at
Lawrence. 1t makes none but the finest kinds of
goods, and the success of its operation is looked
to with great interest tomanufacturers. The floor
surface of this immense structure is sixteen acres
the largest mill in England is eleven and half
acres. There are now in operation 10000 cotton
spindles, and 10000 worsted spindles, and these
are to be increased to 5000 and 10000 respect
lively. There are 200 looms in operation, to be
increased to 2,4OO. These, with two thousand
hands, produce 100000 pieces of cloth per annum
one half delaines. The weekly consumption of
cotton is 10000 pounds-say;l 500, 900 per annum,
and 100000 pounds of wool Once month the
two thousand hands assemble at the cashiers
Office, where Mr.. Clapp pays out to them $780,
900 for wages, appropriatins to each one the
exact amount she has earned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
A Bill to confirm tie qualifications Of County
Officers in sibley Co., aud for other purposes. !.
Adjourned to Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. 4

..F.Rsfa.--Sn .SEE8&
Housr.-House met pursuant to adjournments
Hon. H. H. Siblev speaker pro tenn. in the Chair.
Roll called. Quorum present. Prayer by the
Chaplain pro tenn. Rev. Mr.. Hodson. Journal
of yesterday was read and approved.
Speaker remarked that in the absence Of any
regular business. any proposition from members
might be properly received.
M. Stanchfeld from srd Council District ap-
pcared and took his seat. - ,ss sae.ao.F .t..ar
Resolution by Mr.. Cave, '+'"I
That j. p, Owens be admitted on this floor as
a reporter of the Daily Minnesotian. Adopted.
Moved by MIR. Cave that the House proceed forth
with to elect permanent officers. Tie vote. Ayes
ami Nays called for. The vote stood thus:
Ayes-Andros, Beatty, Brawley, Cave, Davis,
Haus, LIE May, Sibley.
Nays-Dixon, Fridley, Hanson, Norris, Regis
ter, Stanch6eld, Thompson, Willim.
Motion lost. 80
Resolution by Mr.. Norris, r.-
That Chas. j. Henniss be admitted to the floor
of this House as reporter of the Daily Pioneer
Adopted. .f-
A Committee from the Council was then an
nounced, who informed the House that the former
body were temporarily organized and nearly ready
to proceed to business.
Motion, Mr.. Hanson Messrs. Fridley and Davis
were appointed Committee to wait upon the
Council and inform them of the temporary organ
ization of the House. .a .t.a.s .i,-.5. .,.s
Resolution by Mr.. Davis, ..-
That A. D. Munson be admitted to the floor of
this House as reporter for the Daily Times
Adopted. es.-. .... . ..
Resolution by MIR. Cave, .s .v, 49,.
That MIR. James Mills be admitted as reporter
for the Daily Democrat Adopted.
Resolution offered by MIR. Andres, -,
That the U. S. officers and ex-members of the
Legislature, be invited to take seats within the
bar of the House at pleasure. Lost.
Mr.. Cave moved that the House now proceed
to elect permanent officers. Motion lost on Ayes
and Nays as before. .-l s-....
Committee from Council entered and reported
their permanent organization with the following
officers:
S. B. Olmstead, President. ..-
A. J. Morgan, Secretary. b. -.a-., ......s
M. C. Baker, Asst. ...s.... ..a.
w. c. johnson, Sergt.-at-Arms. -+.
y. b. chapman, messenger
F. j. Bartlett, Fireman.
j. G. Rihcldaffer, Chaplain.
And retired.
Adjournment moved by Mr.. Hanson till Mon
day at O'Clock. Ayes and Nays called for:
Ayes-Messrs. Dixon, Fridley, Hanson, Norris,
Register, Stnch6eld, Willim, ...,...-
Nays-Andros, Beatty, Brawley, Davis, Haus,
LIE May, Sibley.
Motion carried.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

JUVENILE TopERs.-We saw, on Christmas day,
group of ten or dozen youngsters, from six
to twelve years Of age, engaged in an angry dis
pute as to which could drink the most tchiaky !!
One little fellow asserted with fearful oath, that
he could 'hide under his jacket" fifteen tumblers
of ''red eye'' without winking Another declar-
ed he could ssdrink the crowd drunk and one
unchin, about the size of Tom Thumb, expressed
his willing to engage in Bacchanalian bout
with the biggest man in town, provided he would
furnish the liquor. These boys ought to be dosed
with the liquid extract of hickory switches.-&.
Louis Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09
EDITED BY c. H. PARKER.

OSHKOSH CITY BANK FAILED. ..t
We shown this morning letter from Chicago, dated
Dec 2th, wherein 1t stated that the Oshkosh City
had faile -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CO Henry Burchard has paid little bill Of
$500 which S. NJ. Booth, an abolitionist siito.
of Milwaukee, had against him for cowhidiag said
Booth.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

'sOUK BEcxEY DOES PA young damsel who
is engaged, and will shortly be united to gallant
son Of Neptune, lately visited the Mariners
Church. During the sermon, the parson discourse
ed eloqucntly, and with much earnestness, of the
dangers and temptations Of the sailor He con-
cludcd be asking the following question: '.Is
there any one who thinks anything of him who
wears tarpaulin hat and blue jacket, or pair
one who cares aught for the poor sailor 90 A lit
tie girl, sister of the damsel, jumped up, and
looking archly at her sister, said in tone loud
enough for every one to hear, eyes, sir, our Beck
ey dOeso
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CO Private letters from England state that
the amount of the loans required by government
is 100000 sterling, of which one-half will be
wanted Immediately, and the other half before
August next The French loan is to be for eight
millions of francs.
CW The new cent to be emitted soon from the
mint is said to be much smaller than the old ono
and a much neater looking coin.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

PEMpINA.-The Pembna Delegation (AIessrs.
Rolettc and GranD arrived on Saturday last
We learn that large train came down with
them, numbering sc dogs, which remain at Crow
Wing
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

GEO. N. rnorPEs: CARLOS WILCOX.
Dealers in Real Eafe, Practical Surveyors and General
OFFICE in the U. S. Land once Buildings,
'iit MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
WE will attend the purchase and sale village city
property farming and rural lands in this vicinity and
other important localities Particular attention given
veyig aud entering lands, in the Pneries
ined; taxes paid; collecting Done &C. solicited
business entrusted to will receive prompt and careful
attention.
Pontiac MIcH.-non C. T. Copeland Judge I'd Judicial
LAPEER, MIcn:-Hon A. N Hart. rres't Port Huron and
PITTSBURGH, PA.-Austn Looms, Esq, Stock and Ex-
Nv. Ms Farrand n Benedic Professor Mathematics and
Civil Ensneerne do; Hon l. cs.ln Collector of Customs
Tnoy, N.Y.-P. N. Corbin, ESQ.,, Cashier Union Bank.
long, and Alex Bank
SAINT PAuL:-Ex-Govemor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
Fort ssELLINc,M T..Eranklin Steele, ESQ:
M.sEEAroaas NJ Tlon A. =; Ames; L. o'ds' Re-
' oets ID vi @"' '"'e' H. T. ""''e'' receiver
LAND FOR SALE.
few miles of the Falls; interest in valuable water
or % Ss in Of
opee, lie sueur and Mankato.
FEW Good Lots in st. Anthony and st. Paul Gold Land
a Warrants Currency Drafts &C., at the current rates Of
q interest allowed on special depSs n:,,,
-S------ INsUK1NcE $50" : ""ee0H:
VNEsrERN INSURANCE COMPANY OLEAN, N. r.
w Applications received and policies issued this ONCE
~ NV, PROPER WILCOX.
Dealer: n Real Estate and Genera. Agents Land
0mce S@o.ns. minneapolis. Minnesota: dec27-0
l.. T. G.. HI. MIX. :
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
No. 2, Empire Block, Saint Anthony street.
eastern style, and repenish with the latest and
fashionable Goods They will give particular atsentisn to cut
n
at our establishments among the number the following:
Fancy vcstinss, + u fna r.slr p
Eau and winter style Of Coats Pants and Vests, a.a
Merino Drawers and vpder-sh,rt.. +os9a fdsTTo,s'
Hsndkershiefs, - e I S-.stn6-A
scaris, -, t....,.. ..4-
Gloves. iA '7't
Porte Porte. X ssn, .' .-'.a-. r' ei~ ,ie3
Fancy Soaps, 90. .rf t..
f Ria G,sss.' 3" -"-erer ~ .srar'
T TeeTbs P SSei1.'ed Hair 10n'c' r5 .-r
We shall be in receipt during the winter Of styles
PAM and Scn invite 'ne NE %
City papers copy. ,a. ,le.e-- .t +
IT Hrw row crOp = =.
TUsr opened by ". sASDirER Co., in which will be
kn S,n IN M, saint Paul raul.
ShG rpSh,,,. 4 .nHa u.
,ua.. Rubber Dolls; Games and r"''''
China Dolls;
Flying Babies;
wax xi n'I p;,,..
E1pe.:,ys Box Toys. -.
Nine Pins o.. ,
T.~,.,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-09

CO Each of the ten-inch shells thrown by the
Allies, in the siege of Sebastopol costs, it is said,
E25-about $3.50!