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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE EASTERN
THRoUGH MAIL by FIRE.---We regret the
Mail car OF the eastern bound train which came
in collision at IIiIlsdale, on Tuesday night,
with the train bound west. took fire and was
totally consumed. The grea, eastern through
mail for New York, Boston, Albany, &C., was
entirely destroyed Dubuque Republican OF
the llM
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

- The town of Akron, Ohio, is lighted
with gas by means Of stone pipe, which is said
to answer the purpose as well as iron.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
G. B. ADAMS, - IS
Attorney for Mail Contractors,
sos Seventh street, Wdstin1ton. u. C..

oOo SeCSHW StTeets VVuSttuytOp3 ~ "
THROM experience while clerk In the Post ONCE De-
pariment, enabled to give information In regard 10
the obtaining additional allowances when the mails
heavy particular grades Of service, for additional
changes Of schedule to suit
facilitate the pay due
expiration quarter and to keep on and have re-
mtted unjust fnes and other natter, which, az mall
contractor, may time 10 time be Interest 70 kerp
informed. r.-f. ~, ~
Ny charges will he moderate. and not dsproportoned to
amount rendered. Possibly consid-
cradle every the expense trouble Of Journey
TO Washington. Address, - G B. ADAMS.
~. 81. Washington City, d, @.
Horatio King, ESQ., First Assistant P. NJ General;
suer. lea Co Bankers, Washington D. c.; Hon. II. NJ
Rice, st. Paul. Jai5-tf
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1t is stated in the Richmond Despatch
that so numerous have become the applications
of free colored persons to the Virginia Legis-
lature to be allowed to voluntarily enslave them
selves that the Senate have passed general
act on the subject.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

GV A new and dangerous counterfcit ten dol
lar bill on tho Agricultural Bank, Pitts6eld,
Mass, has just made its appearance in New
York. -at
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.
An attempt was made last night to assassin
ate Dennis Erin, one of the editors of the Delta.
He is badly injured, but it is believed not fatally.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

To Farmers and MiIlers.
@7 sALMONS IMPROvED Patent.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
THIS Machine took the premium Worlds New
L York, also at the New York Fair in 1852. 44
1t has been generally introduced the acknOwl
edged by all to be superior other Machine
grain and seeds; and superseding
all others. :.r.
Partners invited to call and Machine,
purchasing any other. For Sale only by .attz gif
McCLOUD & BROTHER,
Agents Territory.
Jan6-tf Near the head OF Third ST., ST. Paul.
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New YoRK, Feb. IL.

There is no possibility Of a collision on the
that Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, has received the
offer Of Craftsmanship on the Committee on
Ways and Means; Mr.. Pennington of that
of Foreign Affairs, and National X. N. that
of the Judiciary.
MIR. Douglas has arrived and will oppose the
Administration OH its policy on the Central
American question: and will advise an alliance
offensive and defensive with General Walker,
as preliminary to the war with which is about
10 take place, upon the recommendation Of the
President, and with the concurrence of Mes
Sis. Seward, Foot, and Wilson.
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Established in 1851.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

connecting with
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
70 all the principal points the Canada
FIHE cheapest light
able Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Notes. Bills
Drafts and Accounts Purcdse Of Merchandise
Lost freight aud baggage looked and delivered owners
etc, etc. 90 - ~ 1--i. y
MESSENGERS.-Semi-Weekl -....a.ft
70 OPTICAL the Book Store OF Howz Co., opposite
the Post ONCE. ~ 10 -
nols-tf J. G.. BURBANK x CO., Preprietors.
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House.

a
A message was received from the Counc1 in
forming the IIoase that it h ID n,,sea ~ II ,ra Mt
ing an extension of time to the Min. n. W. r. r
ca. Also = hill =, dana III. ho,,l ,r;es n,
certain counties
The following hrs were intro lucc1:
Nv NJ. H,c., n hill +. Icc,l:ze tho nets of IN,
officers of Wnbasbax county.
By Mr.. Taylor. a bill to provide for the cleo.
ton of Collector of Taxes and other nurno ,es.
Also hi, to ;ncornor,to RI . Cb;s,eo Scm;na-
nv of Learning. ...
By Mr.. Grant. a bill to INCORPORATE the lien
derson and Glencoe Plank Road Go.
p. AR Nal ooa Momnr;.I ., tho ro,;aon. If
.h I;,, ,;, c.. -,
wy 'T'''''0 '" WV "''"" A|'s'''"
'on
luz i'io"' nv ''i'' "c'c ie'u d I'LL u ''"'e anu
bill providing Tor the payment OF bank
checks, bills OF exchange AMI pro nisso:y notes
falling dae on uoiiitys.
A bill regulating the tim, of holding two terms
VI the District tourt III the County or Carver.
Di ~ '''o'A PA ''e WV N"''"0'' AA0 ~ my "'
Anc Aouse lHcH "cHC III So'''MiItee VI tue
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WIN. w. -PAt

WIN. w. PAGE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave to inform the Inhabitants st. Panl
rounding country prepared
In profession VETERINARY SURGEON.
Ny in the during practice
in Canada, enables my with
confidence to all. --'''-- " 70 ~
= Entire satisfaction will be given In all cases. -i
Calls will be attended to the shortest notice.
Ez-A Lininent Srrains, Weak Rheumatism.
jyl7-wtf WIN W. PAGE. Mansion Ho,lsc.
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assessment OF Real Estate when Il lies in two
counties. toN &
A bill to incorporate the Owatonia Institute at
Owatonia. -
bill to provide for two terms of the District
Court in the town of Winona.
bill ia organize the county of Freeborn.
bill to incorporate the Carimonia Academy.
A message from the Council was received sta
ting that it had passed several House bills. 4
On motion of Mr.. Buck the House adjourned
until Monday at 10 AN. ...t
COUNCIL.
MONDAY, Feb. Is.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Riheldagcr.
quorum was present. arv~r
The Journal of Saturdays proceedings were
read and approved.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An act to provide for the laying out of Ter.
road from point Douglas and St Louis river road
to Mile Lac, by Mr.. Ludden.
An act to increase the Representation in the
Legislative Assembly of Minnesota, by Mr.. Elan
drau.
An act to provide for the diStr lining of cattle
and other animals doing damage, by Mr.. Flan-
drau.
A bill to incorporate the Target Plank Road &
Ferry Co., by Mr.. Thompson.
A bill concerning the Reg. of dee Is. by Mr..
Setter.
y bill relative to the county seat of Fillmore
county, by Mr.. Tilotson.
A bill 20 incorporate the Miss. Valley R. r. Co.
by Mr.. Freeborn.
The special com. to whom was referred all bills
relative to Ferry Charters reported the bills
back to the Council, the rules suspended, and
the Council then resolved itself into Committee
of the whole on the bills rcssortei back by the
Special Com. the Com. rose and report d the
bills back to the Council with various amend
men's, the report WAS accepted.
The amendments were adopted and the Coun-
Gil adjourned until half p,st two in the after
noon.
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WANTED,

TT1HE Grand Medical Washington street,
Albany n. Y, immediately SO enerprsing young
with horse and and 800 $500
deposit security for aithulnes,
good written mendatcn honesty ability
agents In the sale OF the
the the whom
will be paid and salaries the fst from $500 $780,
sording to the ability Of the applicant. ~ r. pow
NB-Apply without delay either by letter in
above to p B. COOK, Third aud jackson
st. Paul, General Agent o Minnesota.
" All communications promptly attended to-
se24-ly ..f ~ 4i.tq DWIGHT CHAPIN.
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- TIE WFE.-It is unfrequently that wife
mourns over the alienated affection of her hus-
band. when she has made no effort herself to
strengthen and increase his alta chment. She
thinks because he once loved her, he ought al
ways to love her, and she neslects those atten-
tons that first engaged his heart. Many wife
is thus the curse of her own neglect and sorrow.
That woman deserves not husbands gener-
Gus love who will not greet him with smiles as
he returns from the labors of the day; who will
not try to chain him to his home by the sweet
enchantment of cheerful heart. There Is not
one in thousand SO unfeeling as to Withstand
such an influence and break away from such
home. -F.r e-r sss;.-
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rINHE SUBSCRIBERS have established a Book gency in
Philadelphia. and will furnish book publication at
the retail price postage person, by forwarding
the subscription price Of the 90 Magazines, such
Harrs', odey, Pu'nams Graham, Frank Leslic's Fasl
IONS year and a copy
splendid hograph portrait Of either Washington Jackson
Clay; subscribing 81 and 81 Magazine they wlle
copy Portraits II subscribing
sc Magazines, portraits will be gratis
Music furnished those who wish 1t. ..,
EnveOpesof every description size In large small
titles furnished Seal Presses Dies, &c. sent to order.
description Wood executed with nea'
Dispatch Views Buildings, Newspaper Headings,
Views Machinery, Book Illustrations Lodge Certificates,
Business Cards, orders mail promptly attend
wishing their buildings engraved
send Dagurreoype sketch of the building by mail
press.
distance having saeable articles would ana It to
their address the subscribers, wouid act
agents for the sale of the same. BYRAM & PIRRCE.
dec1Oi&wIy so South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
j.. ". pyRAM. PIERCE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

SOMETHING NEW IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR.
HORSES SOLD AT AUCTION AND AT
PRIVATE SALE.
hand 81 horses the best stock brought
" On Fourth street, between Roberts and Jackson
back Of WillOughby & POwers' stable. An. .-.
Persons leaving here will be charged 81
per week stabns hay grain, so week
stabng aloHe. ..aF4
jy20-tt F. r.. COLLINS uetonccr.
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The Particular Depot,
WHERE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

.s ARE WANTED IN EXCHANGE
FOR GROCE RIES AND PROvISI
A WHOLESALE aud Retail, lower the lowest for
n Cash. My stuck consists in partof t-f'i.t-
.6rGns best quality of Butter.
5000 lbs. of fresh Goldfish, difcct from B,ston.
Sd barrels of green Apples. -..
grades descriptions. Flour, Coffee,
with Queenswsre, and in
every thing that kept tina line Of business
Also word themselves to be indebted to
Book Account otherwise, they will please call and
fork at hand, whcnl
the consequences, therefore, ha W to
Jccltdtf = - - J. FROST,
ST
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

1900 HAMLIN LANCASTERS
Exchange Office s. Land Agency,
Ssss Rspid., Benton Co., Minnesots.
COLLECTIONS made, Land Warrants located, Taxes paid,
faithfully and promptly attended, TO s,tt y
ATTORNEY !. La. s.r,:;., c;: snss..,
x.ssrsorAsau. Rapids George ". Sweet, n.s's.sr Of
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Gov. Minnesota.
oeer NON. Geo. W. w"ea.a, J"dss Of Supreme Court
Penn. wnkesbare, Warren Woodward Esq nilIersvie,
Co., str.ns, Murray 4 Co.. - jyIs-smdaw
TUST Marble works corner Of Jack
and Seventh sheets ST. Paul. ehocr lot Of American
memory friends, will do well call aDdexamine before
PURCHASING elsewhere. ,.,,s.4 .o.~vv,,, - (
- ~ FRESH Oysters q -
IUsr rsesived packed 10 se and for . e sy the tes cam
s: q Nov. g. 1856 '. hDDi sov1;f
PINE lot Of western Deserve Just ,scsysS and for
y. A. ROBERTS, of the late nrm OF %.
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
DEIKG said arm, the preprtecss sns-
L.. s sss e e sss's q .
kind. Fancy Woods Mantle Pses x,r ss, .ea
rsnsd sausl 70 the PAD. q iDoaon At the dnc. O,
y A. r. oppossts she Res noss, 8, s. Anthony street,
81. Paul, - = - - z 1.i..s augso-y !,
+ :. ~ 1zSs--- - 4. c. LEwIs. 300. DANA WHITE.
s els - w.sDASS & CO.,
: sa''' wsssesssss, sseanSsss IsnIinS, :, -
-. .,ses SAINT PAUI, MINNESOTA. e..s,3s
Tas sn .Ss,s rs:gssss"y ..cOsnss = the ssss
issssss sbsvs named psses3 and om bf expsseses
s.s sss. =. * hsps Y r'ris y0as
CcH0OL sLAfEs 80. e r:sssiss ssss'
- For Aieby Oel-tfl g. HAHILfO0 SO0
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

HENRY X. WALKER,
VITHOLEsALE and KETAIL Dealer every deses4pu0a o
w Furniture, Ye4sheFs, Alnstrasses, Beds anA BED
street, Chicago. iSe june WY
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1873 g. l65 South Water ST., up stairs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER 4 CO.,

tt f CHICAGO, ILL.,, 80 s. - 4sftA
IMPORTERS and Jsbbers German, English
Pistols, violins,
Looking Plates,
German Hardware, etc Among this stock may be found
follows:
Bnwe Butcher, Pencils Of the best nnnuae
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turcrs.
Table Knives and FORTS. Dcuncs, Tobacco SouH Box
Scissors and Razors. as, 50 e.. .gtstssst s-at
Guns Rrvolves, Potmonies, scgar Csses,
the best manufzetws. | Points, 4
Percussion CAPS. All kinds Of Fancy Pipes
Plated Ware. 1+}t4i ais French Perfumery. sr.lf
Patent Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses Of every variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Piyerx, Nippsrs, Jewelry.
Sprtlg Braces, Saw Sess. Toy watches. IL. 80
Fish Hooks. Spcctac1cs and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Of Saws. sf Paying Cards. ~ u
Sheep and Horse Shears. Accordeons, Harmonicas, GU
yewsharp~. tsrx, Flutes, and Yiufinas.
Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth nrusb-
DuCC eS.
RAJ and Yo1 Trsps An Kinds Of csuibs.
Steel Pens. 80 81 - Pen Holders. -- ~
.vsne nzny ve-x ana ana reliable
buness connection in Eupc advantages
for Importing our Goods direct fSu which
quantities at such enable 70 sell
them elaiy they bought IN New Yo, Bosom
PhiIadcaphfa. s,~f -g<se -4se -. 49,
with domestic have entered ints such
rangeheus enable Job their Gecas ~ their factory
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATfLRB + co.
Nay 16-ts. - -" .1 - - ~ 80 frH
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BIGELOW L FLANDRAU.

f attorneys and Councillors at Lnsc.
Once L. d. Wait Co.'s store, Third street, below
fffta rs st. Paul, Minnesota. ff Ell
vXTL attend promptly and business
w I'm all tho Terrtory Of
debts, and all other business with
the profession. .-.e --ss. ~... .. r7-
Money to loan In small sums good security.
HORACE r.. BI0ELOw. CHARLES e. LANDRAU.
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Highly Imp"rt ant from Kansns!-The Governor o.
WA appealed tn for Aid-Thc People of Missour
Aiming for Invasion.

Highly Important from Kamsns!-The Governor Of
I WA appea to for Aid-rhc People of Missouri
Aiming for Invasion.
The Burlington Hawkeye brings us the follow
ing startling intelligence:
The following document was received last
night. Gen. Lane, whose name is attached to it,
our readers will recollect, was a member Of the
last Congress, and voted for the Kansas BILL The
following letter was sent by an express messen-
ger to Quincy. H., and thence forwarded by
mail. OF its authencity there can be no doubt.
The question arises. what shall be done p
What does it become the people of Iowa to do :?
LAWRENCE Cry, X. T.. !
Jan. Odd, 1856.
To Ills EXCELLENCY, t.r
The Gov. OF THE STATE OF Iowa.
SIR:-We have authentic information that an
overwhelming force of, the citizens of Missouri,
are organizing upon our borders amply supplied
with artillery for the avowcd purpose of mva-
ding this Territory, demolishing our towns, and
butchering unofending citizens.
We hope to be able to hold out until assistance
can reach us, and respectfully on the part of the
citizens Of Kansas, request that such steps may
be taken as humanity suggests, to prevent the
successful carrying out of so inl,um an an act.
j. ii. LANE,
Chirman Executive Committee, X. T..
G.. ROBINSON,
Governor Elect of Kansas.
Attest, j. X. GOoDIN, SEC. Elk. Com, K. L.
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=. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS Essence Is preparation CT
ordinary Diarhes incpient cboIera s
Of prostration Of the digestive functions, Is nestimab
value During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera summer
complaints Of children ID peculiarly ecacous fsuX,
individuals or traveller should be without u.
CAUTI0NBe sure the genuine essence which
pared only BY BROWN at his Drug and Chemical Store
E. Corner of Fifth and Chesfnuf Sreefs PhlddelDhfa
all the respectable Apothecases United s stes
and in st. Paul, by WOLFF b STEEvER. M27-6m
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CHARLES Il. MAYO n

SO CHARLES Z. MAYO & Co.,
Successors to r. s. Newell.) e a5h
VTTHOLESALE Dealers in Cutlery. Manufac-
w tures OF a.d Dealers I'm Stoves and Tin Thirds,
st. Paul, Minnesota. .ss q. X. MAYO,
mylo-ly 4. BANGS, JR.
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ALLEN PurRxr.

lusyxeys u Lao ssd OSeSsi Lad Ase~s. X
1AVNG been Register 81 Once ad
1mnistraton he 10 able TO select land
lions made by him. 3 e,
wiecate land wsTsnts and invest moasywarantng apro
nj Of 10 the former and ~ cent on
from one 70 three yeaand charge half the
these rates commissions. sess 49, :
Once sdsr street, next door = the Episcopal Gheh
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CO NJ. de Trobriand, in the Courier Etats
Unis, speaks of a lady, now in Paris, who wears
upon one dress fourteen hundred metres "a metre
is over a yard and q quarter) of fringe trimming
Fourteen hundred metres IA full mile, that is
to say, the dimensions of race course! If
it were not for something to attach the fringe to,
the robe itself might be omitted without incon-
venience. lie says also that young lady in that
city has adorned single dress with seren hun.
bred and ftfy yards ofribon!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23
TRUMAN M. SMITHS

i--.4 TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota. ~
EARTHQUAKE attention paid the purchase and sale Real
Estate, Looming Money, Locating Land Warrants Payment
Of Taxes, etc., etc. my15;1ys.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

A MorHEn.-Wbo can look ooldly On moth
er. Who, after the unspsakabls tenderness and
care with which she has fostered him through
infancy, guarded him through childhood, and de-
liberated with him through the perplexitiss Of
manhood, can speak irreverently Of mother 2
Her claims Of affection On her offspring are found
cd in nature, and cold must be the heart that
can deny them. Over the grave of friend, of
a brother or of a sister would plant the prim-
rose, for it is emblematic of youth, but over the
grave Of a mother would let the green grass
shoot up >unmoiested; for there is something in
the simple covering which nature spreads upon
the grave, that we'll becomes the abiding place Of
decaying age.
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TIE CHINESE OR JAPAN POTATO.

House was in Committee of the Whole all t
afternoon. Nothing interesting was transacte
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

q. p. MARSH, NJ. d.,
DUYSICIAN AND SURGEON, office, formerly
L cupcl by Drs Goodrich Il Marsh A. Gale II Co.'s
,rocer tore.
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The European News.

= = NUVCrIIOr TICCC UI MI
Attest, j. X. GooDIN, SEC. Elk. Com, X. ]
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STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGEs,
TrOR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago. h'1A fff
II feu20-d&wtf r. W. GATES & co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

J. BRINKMAN,
CT. PAUL BAKERY-Bread Crackers, Pies, Cakes with all
- kinds of hard Bread and Biscuit, the Boston form
rhirt-st., st. Paul. my15ly
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Ior prS oar wooI - 49, q. o4s 4oa siivo4q
~ dstAf .bssssg E=Ns,na He9Rpnx1,
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OFFERS his services the citizens Saint Paul and vicin
~ the branches his Residence
and Onice On Fort-st., WinslOw House.
St. PAM. February IL, 1855. feb13-tf
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-TlORTABLE STEAM ENGINES hand and o order,
vz4, 3, IL and IS horse power, improved pat
terms, Boilers warranted superior any
thing offered TO The public. Price 800
per horse power. p. W. GATES & Co.,
&vrtf ii Nv ExOfe Workx-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
4 Frre arr 7n An.
NIISEEN RLIILNEN-
WATERY
W00LEN FACT0 K Y.

The subscriber SUI continue the Wonrn Fac
t ry, in WaterIll", Lucas county. o 10. and arc
plcpa G to manuflctnrr from -" t,tccc, "i' KINDS
Il WOODEN GCQp@, .ucb as Cloths, Sa inett.
Twouds, Fianu,Is, Blankets Yarns, &c. by the
art or on Lafes, in such amauucr, that III giv"
good sat-lac,i o all those who viii lav + III m
witt, their patronage.
They will keep on lard supply # the above
articles, TO cNchar ac + wool.
Cardrug and Spinning done at short roticc, at
lG cents per pouuI Of yarn.
Gust. IN Carding and Cloth Dsc sin. doneas usual
at short notice.
IJWr wIll pay thc Highest market price for
wool in cash. Al.o all kinds # mark table pro-
duce taLe eu in TX, Lange for work aud cloth.
STADDEN L PRAY.
WateryiVe, NAV 10 lS5G--Iy.
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and abutiing on such portion of such road in
the same way as is provided by law in relation
to the improvement Of streets.
SEC, 2. No toll shall be received at the gates
for the portion of the roed declared free and dis
charged and If the keeper of any gate shall de-
mand and receive toll for the same, he she'll be
liable TO pay the sum Of five dollars to the party
injured, TO be recovered by civil action before
any justice of the peace having jursdiction.-
The costs of the proceedings on the complaint,
shall be paid by either party, as the court may
direct, if the action be sustained, il not, by the
municipal corporation, and execution shall issue
therefor, as in other cases.
SEC, 8. 1t shall not be necessary, in such
resolution and subsequent proceedings, TO state
the names of such bond holders, but it shall be
sufficient TO describe them as the holders, OF
such bonds.
SEC. a, This act 10 take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 10, 1896.