Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
LOTS IN WEST ST. PAUL

Church. Also, lots in West st. Paul for sale q
the West st. Paul Land Office.
LOTS IN WEST ST. PAUL.
WE offer sale at low Of the most desrab
w property in West st. Paul. We have some of the m
Finest Views ON the Bluff,
Together with Of the finest property the bottom,
NEAR THE TERMINUS OF THE BRIDGE
A. & s. D. JACKSON,
At the West st. Paul Lsnd ONCE
MONEY TO LOAN, at the West St. Paul Land once.
October %, 1856.
Huntsville. Illinois, inst, Consumption
OSCAR COOLEY roher Of D. c. Cooley, Esq., OF this city
agea twenty-seven years. D.
(City papers please copy.) .
ELEcrED.--We are assured most positively tina
DR.. P. P. Humphrey has been elected to th'
Council from the 10th District, by SO majority
This makes gain of three Republican Council
lors this year, giving but one Democratic major
ity in that body. syst
GF We would say to all who desire the servi
ces of either, that Drs. Stewart and Patterson
have removed from their old Office in Third st. tt
the new stone building in St. Anthony st. neal
the Post Office. Dr.. Patterson is an excellen
Dentist and we would advise all those who arr
troubled with imperfect teeth, to give him call
He'll fix your molars.
ca The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city, will hereafter hold its regular meet
ings on the 4th Monday evening of each month
at their room on Third street, directly beside Mr.
Bidwell's Exchange. The exercises will be mos
interesting, combining the literary and social will
the religious, and all who attend will be amply
rewarded for their trouble. .e ler,
GT river sauan prophesies that the ic'
will stop navigation in ten days! We doubt it
but our citizens cannot be too prompt in dispatch
ing their business with the lower country, ant
seeing all their freight landed at our levee es soor
as possible. Jack Frost is sly fox and be viii
this season, as he always does, catch drones a.
mapping.
CT We gladly call the attention of our youni
men to the Special Notice on this page of thos
world-known reformers, Messrs. Fowlers & Wells
These publishers are liberal minded, large-heart
ed men, the most deservedly popular authors il
America, of whose doctrines humane men every
where approve, and by circulating their books
the young men of our city and country can FL
their own pockets, benefit the publishers, and a
the same time do work of noble philanthropy,
for the world. The best thing that can be dom
for our young and vigorous Territory, is the lib
eral infusion of just such Philosophy.
Bs@ Has anybody heard that the Presi
dent of the Convention that nominated Ere
mont has gone over to Fillmore or Buchanan
Has any body of any consequence desertet
from Fremont Every day we see men de
serting to him. The tracks all lead one way
The pro.slavery icebergs waste away in th'
boiling water Of the North. They can't freez
on an accession of any sort, at so high TEN
perature.
s0F A little clear cold has struck all tn,
blue bottled flies with astonishment, and,
green ard yellow melancholy" upon thei
countenances, they 60 crawling off with
equity hobble into familiar crevices. And mus
quitoes too, who have been fillibustering all tn
Summer and presenting their bills in vien'
are now limping around our sanctum. as
they were spawned in their six hind legs
Well it's good enough for 'em--they've no bust
ness to be mosquitoes.
B9E Mr.. Geo. Peabody has accepted al
invitation to attend a reception given him b,
the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, this weel
sometime. s.if
s6 Samuel Rogers being asked wha, tn,
word genius meant, replied "If you had
in you, you would never ask the question bu
as you have not, you will never know what
means"
BY- The Calliope," OF steam-organ, in
vented recently to affix upon locomotives an,
play variety of popular melodies as the trail
advances, is soon to be introduced on some o
our western railroads. We hope the instru
ment will learn first to play good number O
funeral dirges.
B1r The correspondent of the N. H
Palladium, writing from Philadelphia, says Q
the late election: -" Many of the precinct
will have the whole vote thrown out, as the in
sPectors appointed were not allowed in the room
thereby rendering the election invalid. Ii
some Of the wards, mostly Irish, there hav'
been more votes reported than there are in
habitants- white, black, and feminine p 49,.
GT The papers state that frauds have ais,
been perpetratea to fearful extent in the recen
municipal election in Newark, N. j., in which tn,
Democrats came out victorious. "The sanctit,
of the ballot box!''
Gv Twelve persons were hanged in the Unitet
States in as many days of last July. Is th'
world better? I H @ aA-
Southern Rish,.-The Loave. a.d Fishes.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF OFFICES rRox TIE roRxArIo.
-a9 OF THE GOVERNMENT TO 1851. i'
From Free States. Slave States
Judges of Supreme Court, IL II
Attorneys General, 5 IA
Presidents of Senate, pro tenn. 16 81
Speakers of the House Of Rep
resentatives, IL q
Foreign Ministers, aa 54 80
sss-5, mi 81 1913
=. .-3r 5a IN. Y. Post.
q Hundreds of teams can be seen daily o.
the st. Anthony road loaded with produce for tn
interior. A railroad would most certainly pa,
between hero and the city Of the Falls-who'l
move in the matter?
90 The st. Louis Herald states that ne,
Fremont paper is about to be started in st. Louis