Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

r--sssvs lkioNpAy,s July 1l.,
TIE cRors.-Sipce the atersins we. hear ,the
most encouraging accounts of the crops. VIM
ter wheat is especially good-corn excellent.
RossSn!-T Thomas Holmes, Of Shakopee, has
been robbed Of jewelry to the amount OF $50
G:ys- Winoua, ,by,a recent census, contains a
population of over 1000. fhe.s
Or BuLl.--We learn that the great Violinist
has secured ar interest in the town Of Cambridge,
with view Of colonizing his Norwegian friends
there.
,RopY FouNp!--The Winona Republican says
that the body Of the young man, Harlow Town,
who was drowned on the Sd, has been found and
buried in Winona.
LEAD IN MINNESOTA I'VE were shown u Cine
specimen of Lead Yesterday, which was picked
up about 40 miles from st. Paul. That there are
lead mines in our Territory we do not doubt, OF
which We shall have more to say in future
number.
Es5- The Minnesota Gazette, published ut Red
Wing. has been enlarged, and now presents a
fine appearance. 1t has quaint leader but u
good one, and in many other respects has been
greatly improved.
3" The bowling of dog, day and night, IN
the vicinity of Eagle street, is II source of much
annoyance to the neigh6ors. Will they muzzle
him, or set him at liberty?
IaposrER "A liquor dealer in st. Louis, writes
to liquor dealer in st. Paul, that there is no
such firm as Wiley & Bro. selling liquor in their
name-they must be impostors.
UowARp's VARIETIES The above named hall
has been well filled since its opening, and the en-
tertainmcnts will be continued nightly through
the week Tie merits of Howard as a
Vioiinist. Guitarist and Singer, is highlyapprec-
atcd, while the Panorama of New York is highly
spoken of.
ca At Ole Bulbs Concert on Friday evening,
young Patti very naively asked if any one would
marry her, which question was inaudiblJ re-
srondcd to by at least twenty young men-at
least we judged SO from the flashing of their
eyes.
\ GREEri>G! On Saturday last Ole Bull and
his troupe and the Hutchinson Family met on the
Saltwater road. Cheers were given, songs sung,
and "a consequence harmonious meeting fol-
lowed. We like to see the exhibition of such
friendly feeling. 1t shows fine and elevated
standard well worthy the imitation of less emf
nent artists.
The MINNESOTA DEMoCRAr.-The North Western
n oh .tc
head letter. 1t now appears with a cut Of the
seal of the Territory, and letter like the heading
to the Tines. geographically it looks well, and
it has embarked in noble cause. The
persevering and indomitable energy of Mr.. Eotch-
kiss will make the paper live at all hazards.
INK We have been presented with bottle of
Ink, manufactured by Stratton of St. Anthony,
which is anti-corrosive in its character, and ap-
pears to be good article. StrattOn is Il Yam
kee and is continually offering to the pubic that
which he knows to be useful. Our st. Anth ony
friends should call and see him.
THE SAILOR Bo Y TO HIS SISTER" Elite"
has our thanks for Ter sweet gem in to-days
paper. We trust she will favor our readers
with another production from her poetic pen
equally as acceptable as the presen. one. 1t
is sweet and touching.
CONCERT To-NrGHT Tho IIutchnsons hold
forts, Tonight. They have been most enthusiasts
ticaliy greeted in their trip to Chicago, and this
Concert will be the last of the season in St.
Paul. Our readers are well aware what The
TINES thinks of these singers, and now that they
arc citizens of our Territory, we feel douby in
terested in their success. If you wish to hear
music. by all means attend the Con-
cert this evening.
SELLING LIQUoR.-At II recent Commissioners
Court, j. j. Noah, Commissioner. held mt Man
Sato, seven persons arrested for selling
liquor to the Indians in violation Of the Treaty.
and held to bail in sums from $500 to $500. One
woman, named Mary Rabblin, was ordered to pay
the sua, of $500. Much credit is awarded Gen.
Fletcher for the active part he took in the arrest
and prosecution. Many barrels of liquor were
spilled, and several teams seized. That's righr.
5entlcsacn 'front.' out the vendors of the fire. water
DENTIsTRY.-We learn that DR.. Price has OBJ
taincd u five year lease on the brick house, for
nerly occupied by MIR. M. Kuhn. The Doctor
uses it both for residence and Office. This will
enable him to be in his Office ut all hours. rs n
Dentist should be. His establishment is fitted
up in style that is not surpassed by any in our
largest cities, and his wide spread reputation is
rot excclled by the most skillful in his line. He
informs us that he is now inserting temporary
sets Of Teeth on Gutta Pers.ha, which enables
him to replace new Teeth as soon rs the old ones
ire removed, and which are worn with more COM
Fort than on any other plate. The long lease the
Doctor has Obtained looks like pcrmenancy-and
VIC know that those who employ him will never
regret it.
81. ANTHONY ITEMS.
From our Regular News Gatherer. 80.
ST. ANTHONY, July l., 1856.
BOARD OF IRADE.-Our Board Of Trade have
gone to work in right good earnest. Thew have
caused survey of the river below the Falls to be
made as far down the junction Of the AIissis-
suppl and Minnesota, and design effectinc bv
systematic endravors that which the crude. timid
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