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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
SUPERIOR COIRT-TErAI TrsA-Ocr. 3-Befors judge


Abrslau r Rockingham AIT simeon Draper
The complaint in this charges that 'he dei'n"-
AM borrowed $50 the h OF April l8ii OF the urn on
Carleton Frothngham Co. which has never been pSd hss
bqun,y the interest II the other partners was transfer -
10 II plaintiff who The sole owner OF the claim IN sun
Tlc a. un,ut avsrs that the amount IN quapn wa pNh ~
ON ccount prryiuu. indebtedness but oting uisotr
10 y mi. fact Cslton Is dead he pleads the datut" Oh
Limitations. -.-....
Tho mainly upon the nature and eject OF .ancu
ions between the parties, bearing the OPP snoa
NJ Jury disagreed ,nd discharged At about se'"o -"
GsSrE,L fLRa-Pre.en, Al, tho Judges bu, Judge Dv~'.
Ford AT. David, sc
Drlcr nppea,d from. Affirmed. with $40 costa.
SPEtIAL TrLM.-Betore Judge BossoRfH
Graham at DuDogaD.
Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer to deieod-
aut'. counter claim.
Ii,.tcr Ann TraveIs agt Edward Roberta
Decree specific performance r. fused and complasne
dismissed with costs,
Line. at 81 John
Motion for new tria deBied.
Jeun, Gray b., &c. agi. Fanny Lexington.
Plaiutf NAV have judgment, setting aside her oc0-
t,t Of rrchas, the notes sud mOrssgcs siysa
b. h. on paving deirnsh, within months from tho daas
ctn II not pso complaint 90 BE- dismissed with eosts
TIE poc,es OF the property In the hands VI Tho
receiver 10 be- ptid 10 the defendant a. all costa
Williams - a. krrnson IT al.
Judgment for the defendants on the demurres TO hsr
answer with liberty to the plaintiff. 20 withdraw IN tw~ntg
dsvs IN payment Of the coats of the demurrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

FFrFyyTH WARD.-Wc understand that the City
Reform Committ, ut their last aeting unanimously
ndorsed the Republican Charter tickt in the Fifteenth
Ward The nominees are: Alderman Orison Blunt;
Coupcilmen-39h District, John II. Brady; ioth Dis
trct, Robert W. Chapman; list District, Franklin }.
Ottarson; Assessor Isaac NJ. Phyic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

RFCEEs> DRlvISG.-Two females, named thh'
Dou.a.. and Nary Mcdonald wcrc knocked down ana run
,r AZ tho crero Broadway Prince saturday
r. eze 80 lc tht Fourth line driven by AL u'h
r,r FL Johr tlarazau Both severely injured ana
a. woman DorcLss IL vigorously She attended by Dr.
HosL-orck and fen sent TO The Hospital Tie diver Of the
se va. arrested and locked up charge OF Careless
4rtvtv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
fAdvertisement.I
FAIRBaNK CEIEBR ,TRD PLATFORM AND

Cor,rrs ScAE,-Aorc than hundred different mohca
lions al pted every required operation Of wes5nR Tor t1e
Inv FAiReNKs 4 Co. No lSy Broadway.
Also AZ, for Menscly- Bells.
fAdycrtisruert.
I-J.-C ID. FREDRICKS.-J1J.
Late
GCRsEY FRFDRICsS,
No jti Broadway,
Opro.t- the Metropolitan Hote..
PHOToL RAPis
DACJsRREOTyPEs,
AMskoTyPIs.
The bic respectful, invited to cal aadluie " He
PICTVREs
then VI tLi- establishment
Operating and Reception Room
On the lT-t hOor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

>uccis, o. -ur FyryfvG Scnoors.-The evcnnS
schools are in very fourishing condition. and s'e
much more ialy attended than at any former period
III, schools in the eastern part Of the city, in the VI.
cinty Of the Novelty Works and shipyaTds- are al
cnrrd.d to axe.ss. Ciss.es in mechanical drawing
have been formed uns.r tb. instruction of Mr. Stetson
and o,hers and ART very fully attended. eene'S' IN
,sree has beer exhibited among the ladies OF ou' o'ts
in securing the attendance Of their family servant. az
thee sssrslIe sctoeb, aud ~ are pleased to aete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

BURGLARY N BROADWAY. - q 800 WORTH OF
SILKS CARRIEp cFF.The stor, oi Va tin LSwon No 80
Hrosdwa.. OF Fruuku Street surtd b. BURGLAR
on Ssu.da. uins d robbed "f 1900 WORT ~ sks A
which a.. lIrl iectea T,t-st The burglary
discovered n O'Clock b. H.. policemen h't boat hose
attention ~. f. 90 the -or, by eiuI piece Of ~ "
ed that burg hs been - woIs Il appesrs tha 10 efct
An ut,rc thcv had 20 Gf hres into The backuis shop
n ,h. r,r 81 the carriage establishment If Mrer stevens
Til. dome thew assembled 20 the and waAef r1g un
tev 1 that he store upon which they tended 20 op"
49,. T,ev mat with several Obstacles in the shape Il trap
dor .,uei The under side. before tho. 1hea tu Xix
r.,rf br. trav ."r,cadet i cscsrd with tn ir nrn
d The sixth Nad police maxim. efforts 70 arrest the
burglars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

For EcRoPE-The United States mail steamship
Ericsson, Capt. Lowber, sailed on Saturday for LAYER
pool with II passengers ard sol ,32J = in gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Anrrurrr =, Pc. Cnrs1rRrrIr MoNgY-A boy

named John S'nc arrested Saturday. 'or aeWpns
ps acoifrto 80 tin The FTmors and Nee Nsnits 'iA
of Essn Pc II the store Henry FcZ"rsnd, No III Mot
street. lie Wa locked VI by Justice Brennan to await eAnn
naion1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Cp.Hcy OF CR,sD LlRcrNY.-Michael Clifford

II
en- Tis bskr- was arestcd yesterday. charged WITH seain
clo l,wtrv So the value Of - from the house
d. NcT,n ogl NO H. Mot, 4 portion 81 the sol'i
prorrrty wa found possession OF the accused 'nd lie wa
committed 10 prison iur trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

dat Tie religion. pros have begun to wake up to III.
cd ur,t The evening schools are spec ally de-
- tor 49,, b.ncft OF the workingmen and women
ef this 7,at me'mpoli- The rooms are wei warned
Eelted end ventilated and all books stationery &C.
are furnsl ed free Of cot to the pupil. There Is no
tlca.sr,er ,sht in the city than one Of our h''''''
~, rirr scIcOls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

Madame PsIoJ took the town by surprise in these
,lec,.on timer BY brhlAbt concert last week; anl
,s,, ey.p.g iMopoAy) gives another al SoIos -al,oo.
I'll. Isay "a of high sonol OF singer, wi;b fresh
ob voice lice execution, brillisnt ecIna,oD, aad
large tlama;ic way OF her own Ia addt"n to herself
- se,ersl ethers 81. lib, nhi, beautiful tea0r asd
superior artist, VINO is loudly aPPhaied' NJ. Ber-
rsrdi ore o:oG bert coscert'nser'' baritone; P11l
Jui.tb. tie e1qui,itely Go"d 'ioinl't now Hpe0ins
l, po.ers and Mr.. stFaEoseh. the delic''ely dosrr
-r rians.. Altogether h'damc Porod' aud n.
sr,ko,ch presents u with some Of tie best cOncer-s
-, kn.vn brre and the public is ready FOR few
rr,re Of the same kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

THY PrEtrc Hr,IrH-FoRr HNItroN kELIhs
socIrrI's RrpoKr DR.. Ro'he reports hannan
Weeks Susannah COSBY and Maggie Ross' the ia''
VI fever Patients, cpnyslorclns
" leo a sharp frost ,GSt nlght, and Ice was ma !.
New c1eos ev ocaurr, sr The lest rine dsys, and y
il the cruion ~ Dr Rchc thgt absent Siszens nsy
row 10 u.u v IN safety provided they will hi'e 'he5
"houscs wei ventilated for several days day an'
night teOp thcy rrNcupv them.
FRANCIS y. BERlHR, sl're'AfJ-
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Dr Cbeever continued his series of sermons on
Slavery Inst night before vast congregation in his
church in Union--quare Long before the exercises
commenced the building was completely illed-pews,
,;.les csIeries. choir, vestbule, and back room
whose doors open into the church. all were crowded to
tt.irutmost capacity. We shall print his sermon in
full tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

MORE COT NTERTTTr MoSEY.-On SHturdfy evening;
shout O'clock NO AIMED ln-h '''.oe'i ~
Henry brown called butchers shop N >N avenue 'h
Trrh street. AMI pass.d Nj uteti-t b. on me N'u
ucrrl Bank q Perth AIrboy. y J.. IN payment '- shr
s'aks eccvDE good exchange. soon attef nr>
entered he 81 rg MrA Levi Nc SO S'h N'ni'
thew o,red similar bill frir u I-
NJ Levi rad sufficient maze the cnAnS' ald
ID. 10 tbe butchers S,t hun 20 change me oi
L. rharscter q tho money then dis u-ed IN; h. -
tie rad len Aer leaving tie clothing 'ior,
proceeded 20 the store % ThoA' Teller No ~
aytruc where they bought hat srd offered one Of
Tie counterfeit bills pay Here the Of tIc
O. ayerrd and though they managed sct olt Of The
store hey arrested ster seventh bv
Cfccr the Twentieth Wsrd Police and locked up b>
Jrstce FlsndTrAu for oxsr axiom. The bills fairly
cuod sld their srpe2rGu,e Is such nduce belief OF
h. ine genuine There three OF them 3; he second
District Police Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

notice in our columns of a musical publication
.borld have been Firth, Pord & Co." mot Firth
Hans Coz. and The Orchestral Journal mot the
"Orche stTal Unioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Law LNYEZLIGEIT
ALErrsR FROM THE HON. MR.. DUGANN1

n lEtIfh fkON liit Nun. Mn DthhNA'~
rae fns \. v. Ty-b~-o
SIR: In your pap,- OF yesterday Appears s'so-
At 81 As,S ga M in rrsity rrva'e exam ~ tss
VIA doe. srs justice. md wtrh an bonorsote 10
ic; More tlsr tsn yl IN youih Wien .abOuns tS
ArtoI's ru,ou contracted deb Of soue forty dollsrS
The t"ccuut 81 Which, r-ldtrd deemed o'etchsrcds
$40 Nss ~ Il te iws ~ soordor 20 settle scit ws ~
sly brought sgzirst me and ua sneut Obtained Dlrsg
ten var he natter a sl,lt Hp'u wAra nouinstr
- csn'dst for ~ ohc pos ard struggling asssA
vsAS ,omhir aou ohsiu What have Sht - dessrvy
us Gle no 'u with ~ hundred dollars ard
revived sfarst f last weeks AD~a
Subjected rFs,cuou vs.. thrvarncd by the prosroa-
TOYS STONY Nh fAson ;lat id settle thc oNn =
would Kill ny erection which frp c tlst sach .Ar.sss
aid rot ,r- ne. Subsequently hoSry.r de.roas 10 Az
Pc Of ire mAii,f. AIRED 20 and did deposit wi.h
80 t-ars;,f 20 IL" Ab.Yc srioned s''oruey certain
r . tai fr OF III. stock. The tAcs, II prrsecu,icn
carried and aibd Statement II pot
forth VIII hc evident intent q inHHs my prospects a. tse
r- ,A'us s,rctiou This proceeding wous will Ia
-, a,ct .tr tho, who kCOw who
h,ror,tv ~ Co.rrcty With AZ ne word That ROB
l . sorf, for il. b., though have LOST thon.saa.
lsrcssltt dollars through The broken contracts Of othsr
- ,,~rrt of nv own personal indebtedness tails u
.., r, because life a, s well known has h ea oocu-
m nofc etor io tie sood % o9es aAn Tor my own si-
uf, rfm: bat the miserable tricks ~ politicians
M .ir ,r Al n .trureuts hsS" no desire 20 nitsie, were
pc,,t, Tor - to TO- ASA thr P"oe'n,n OF h,, ~
m,tt h thc sul oue cfih'"r - 81 ai OF ias'ce' nA
""' ' 4. .. II. Dj GAME
Tbe following +. nom WA. H. Browne. ESD. Pres'ieat e
,bcs5 orr.d in ptc. 10 NJ. Dussnne still esnsot
hrorh WITHHOLD ms cont mnson OF the unsciuP1ous
STUDDED 20 w. present sand s2amnsiiop A. TIE couaf
NJ Du-sunr. and csn bear tstrlou! ths te pfet'
port sltheo 10 rAr' false and brvond dop'
The Ecprbir patty 20 he Prncipes Of wheh am 'hoe1s
atari - cauuo' umph without the aid OF sach ihsHHeHs
would Ecsr to zee At sn'acoc''tui, as, II ppo>vxr
Ne,-. loyk Oct - lSs Counsel tor Jud pnen Defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Y FORE Judge RoosfVFtr.
.-..,,-t R.k.rf n.xf. ~ 4

TIE suit which has been heretofore noticed in TAG
TRptNy between the Park Bank aud the frs named de end
en-, In which the latter proceeded against for o'rdawns hS
han the credit If certain worthless checks made
70 under srSumsnt 81 the General Term o.
the Superior Court TODAY appeal nom Judge bos"oftas
order uyu. the defendants, motion to be discharged from ar
Tie motion before judge Roosevelt was for receiver a
Day uro esrty and Injunction restraining him and H. u
Freercks who alleged 10 be his assignee. from maAins any
disposition thereof Temporary injunction granted "a
pat> p L. Cutler andJ Towu,eud appeared for the psnhn
CIRCUIT-Bcfore judge GoCLp.
IECTRo-CHEhiCAI BATHS COST.
William Elmer as samuel Norssn
The rlaintH who is physician IN tins CITY, brings
ti ties,ut action the value o medical se's eo
crc rho and IN. wife tor reuusti,m r,fiuary
in aluir,crirg electro chemical baths between the i' %
ven her 1855 and the lat OF July, 1880 during when ume
MIR and Mrs Morgan boa,dod with the plaintiff tor the purpcse
Of IT. These baths admin tered twice a"eeh 20
about month";, and To his wife paft -
t,t tire, Tic doctors bill exclusive Of board was 70. -
525 Ut which appeared had been ps snd the deiendsnh
ted 80 Az considering this al that the ser vices
were worth Verdict Tor plaintiff tf 80 r baneici f<
plaintiff. A. X. Dyeu and g. " heaoh Tor decndsht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

GREAT FRENCH RAILwAr fRABD.
The NoItiern Railway OF France Chss Carpenne< Lo"e
Greet aud al.
Ills haye 10 dsy motion Ia shsys
the r snd IN the late stroke of sharp pfs
c, in France arrest hn the plaintiff not being ~ sdp
with sfdsyts SC. his pest adjourned ~ November
8, tOuriaht iron t~dsN.
tt. notice 81 forth grounds A. e. basa.
beside the general de The akdas IN support OF when We
hsve heretofore published These other grounds arr siuy
Technical and the PLAIN ~ counsel claims that he u able 90 re-
bur them 4 81 fhcisnt'me be SLOWED him.
Al pfoe dngs 20 h. STAYED I'll the motion he Nguedi sns
th, Viii meantime umsn sse In kdTidgo street JNs
M default ot tal m the Of 50 O,OO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08
A GARD.-TO LUMBERMEN. 80
THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES PATENT SAW AND
SAW. MILL

HAVING completed four Mills in his city, respectfully In
Both Log AND RE-sAwiNa MILL ma, Be seem a. simeon
smith Co.'s, foot Of Outare, North ,nch also, Fer
Of these important
hbited here the inventor o extensively
OF his Ail wit: Sitting GANGS and SIDING GANGS,
away Is inch korf and making inch boards nom cans as
inch thick, IL inch boards cants inch thick,
carrying long s gauge, cutting away I-ia
inch kerf and making Siding, Flooring and fsncg at the
5000 hour, nea feet hour,
The power required sltin. Gang 10 horses and u
by the intelligent these
ordinary devices making Lumber. They will also
their Importance in respect Of hr the great addition to results
making Of and smooth luabcr ouh in the saving Of
time In gigging hack" and 10 carriage
These oms-as fact all Knowles Mnls-are
duccnent to manufacturers adopt them in their establish
mens the undersigned proposes to sell them upon the following
terms payment and guaranty:
For Sttnt Gangs-$5Oo cash delivery Of Mill in New
when the Mil cuts 5000 feet per hour and $500
For Siding Gang-s6oo cash delivery Mil Chicago
$7OO 5000 feet Iinca or $500
persa measure per hour Of in lieu Of any credit or other
timber which they will exhibit single rcu
JAMES BEArrIE, JR., GEN. AGENT,
N. B.-LOG MILLS and SINGLE SAW Sitting MILLS
months. Men sent set the Mills up,L desired,
rSe ni sse Keps sv IN. Of
nittee OF Superintendent, the trial this u 28h July
last in this city, The Report made
scntemen assembled at III given Mr. Knowles, the
evening Of the trial. and In honor the
PRODUCTION Of the improvement in the West,
John Garrck, ESQ., Chairman the Comnittce then
called upon and made verbal
REPORT.
He stated that the other members of the Committee, vel
himself, greatly surprised the working
Knowles and acknowledge superiority, right
all the capacity that is claimed They put
seasoned boards, somewhat knoty,
two hours and minutes it thousan hundred
and lightweight then fed with
power they did full hours. In hours
the had thousand hundred
fifty and there the Con mttee ested feeling satisfied
the trial completely successful.
Mr.. Garrick expressed eloquent the which
throbbed at his heart in witnessing the accomplishment
valuable results in the which
lie hoped the when this would
the world" oC3l-u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08
THE NEWS.
Plttsburs Republican Convention.

Plttsburs Republican Convention.
Pittsburg, Feb. %.
In consequence of the non-arrival of cars con-
tanning delegates, Mr.. Draper OF New York moved
to adjourn until evening, and in the meantime TO
hold an informal meeting. Mr.. Ripley Of New
York, opposed the motion, and MIR. Foot OF Ohio
favored it. The motion was lost.
Mr.. Burrough, of New York, the President,
was excused till s o'clock in the evening, in Or
der that he might be present at the Committee
meeting.
February %.
The Convention assembled this morning. The
President was absent on committee. MIR. oher-
man, of New Jersey, in the char.
VIM. Rouey. of Illinois, stated that the var'.
Gus Committees were not yet ready to report, ana
the convention be addressed by one delegate from
each State.
Messrs. Stowe, of Mass. Bunce, of W.T., Bur-
roughs, of New York, gave encouraging state
ments of the Republican party in their respec-
tive States. Mr.. Burroughs, of N. Y, said the
gentlemen had been speaking for several states.
He had but a short history to relate. All they
had to do was to 60 home and enjoy victory. lie
Burroughs wished it was SO in New YORK. Or-
CARNATIONS embittered against US areto be over
come before we can be successful. We must De
prudent. 1t is easy to make small party on the
slavery question, but to establish large party
we must make concessions. lie thought large
proportion of the American party could be
brought over to the Republican cause.
Mr.. Clephane, of the District OF COLUMBIA,
spoke commendingly of the Washington Republ'-
can association.
Gov. Bingham read a long letter from Cassius
NJ. Clay, to the Washington Association.
DIR. Guyam, of Pittsburg, spoke briefly OF the
progress of anti Slavery in this quarter. lie IN
voked the members of the Convention to attend
Il Kansas aid meeting tonight.
MIR. Julian, of Ind, chairman of the com. OF
organization. made Il report, recommending the
appointment of an Executive National Committee
of one from each State, and that Il National Con-
vention be held at Harrisburg, on Tuesday the
9TH of June next, with representative from
each State double that in Congress- delegation
to nominate u Presidential candidate, recon-
mends the organization of clubs in every town
ship throughout the Union. The report was ac-
cepted after several motions, and good deal of
discussion onthe subject. of theplace OF hold
ing the Convention, Harrisburg was stricken out
and Phila ielphia substituted. The motion was
carried almost unanimously.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

C-y- The Tallahassee Floridian has from Coy.
Broome, the acceptable intelligence that the Sec
rotary Of War has sent instructions to Col. Mon
to adopt coercIve measures for the removal of
the remnant of savages occupying the extreme
southern portion of the State. Removal is now
the declared purpose, and to accomplish it, the
Executive of the State has been authorized by the
War Department to receive and tender to Col.
Monroe, for immediate service, five companies Of
volunteers. And should the five be insufficient,
as many more as Col. Monroe may desire. In ac-
cordance with the tenor of the dispatch received
from Washington, Gov. Broome promptly recev-
ed and rendered for immcdiate.:service four vOun-
tccr companies. ye
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08
G. b. ADAMS, ~
Attorney for Mail Contractors,
sos Sere,,fh street, WdshinqtOn, u. C..

TCROM my experience while clerk Post OTce De-
pzrmeRt, enabled to give Information IN regard TO
the manner OF obtaui,g allow when
heavy particular grades Of servce or additional
changes Of schedule to suit
facilitate the due
expiration quarter and keep on and have
ifsed unjus fines. upon other Matters which,
coatracaor II may to time be interest keep
informed.
NJ charles viii be moderate, dsproporoned to
amsuns Of service Possibly you conssd
and The jousney
TO Washington. Address, G. B. ADAMS,
Washington City, D. @.
sstss, Lsa o., Hsske, Wsshingtes, D. o. Hoe. h n
Rice, 81 Ysm. = = -ssf 20 lraa' laJo-R
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MBALIOs
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The latest specimen Foundry is freely given TO
all Printing oces, receipt Of 6y cents to prepay the
postage.
Printers OF who choose publish this ADVERTISE
ment Including this three before the nst OF Jr
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bills the time Of purchasing Ave times the amount of my
manufactures.
New York, Feb. ~, 1855.
Address, .rrft GEORGE BRUCE,
Jc2-3t ID Chambers st., New York.
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Established in 1851.
NORTH-W ESrEEN EXPRESS COMPANY,


AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
the principal in the U. Canada and Europe
fINE cheape aud transporting light and val
i able tioods-Spece and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Notes. Bills,
Drafts and Accounts. Purchase Merchandise.
Lost freight aud baggage looked and delivered to
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Observation-Disclosures Weekly.
H-OFFICE-At Store of Howiiz & Co., opposite
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

The above case was before the Supreme
Court at Madison on Thursday. The case seems
to turn on the point raised by Barstows counsel,
whether the Court has any power to go behind
the certificate of election, i'll order to correct
frauds OF mistakes in the CANVASS Gaiend i'd
yprfser Odd uH
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

~ Inc Menomonee Locomotive Works in
Milwaukee, have been engaged for two wears past
In the construction OF Locomotives for different
class engines.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

TO Farmers and NziiEers.
SALMGNS IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
FTNIIS Machine took the first premium fair
l. York. also AT the New York State Fair in 1852.
II has generally introduced
edged al! b. other
grain and seeds and spcrsctlins
all others.
Farmers invited call this Machine before
purchasing amy oth,r For Sale only
MCCIOUD & BROTHER.
Near he head of Third ST ST.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY,
beceen Minnesota and b. Pres
ley's Grocery and Provision Store.
TTNHE undessnsd having completed his arrangements
i Ruling and Bindny is now prepared to furnish Blank
Books every description Ruled desired
pattrrn without printed headings. Particular and
prompt paid orders Officers, Banks,
Music. Magazines Pamphlets, &C., bound i'm style.
directions binding promptly attended
Heads, Shipping B &c., Ruled and Printed to order.
j.. A.. NJ. HOISINGTON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08
BIGELOW Il FLANDRAU.

Attorneys and COunseIors at Lao.
L. b. Wait Co.'s Third below RObe
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
VXTI attend promptly carefully professional business
w the 10 the collection Of
debts, i'll connected with
the profession.
Money to in small sums good security.
n. BIGELoW. CHARLES L. FLANDRAU.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08
}. A. ROBERTS, Of the late erm Of

McLACH q ROBE RTS,
ZINC disnuited said nr the proprietor
II eed t" offer to the public. work Of superior quality
mas oeen heretofore Presented, imitation
kinds OF Fancy WOODS Mantle Pieces Xarbed, and initiated
nature Parlrs
ranted equal to the Paris London styie.
Specimens of wesk can he at the
J. A. ~ opposite the Res Hcue, No. g. ST. 1ntlcny street.
Ss'rs"s s1S3e-y