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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

NEW YoRK-shp Liberty-1ol bales cotton 800 bales
hemp do mdse 1858 pigs lead 4S4 bb -FOUR bbs OIL 80
do whisky 5 kss aEd IS csks bacon Y do btes 10 pkg
sundres. ~ Y 7'ga&s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tammany--leO bales cotton, 50
hds tobacco do buffalo robes 10 do wool bs whisky 6
pigs lead 100 hides 400 empty casks $50 empty canboy 100
empty bbs 20 tons 1egnomyitae. -}gEs{s5E
PENSACOLA-Schr Damond-54 bbls cork 6 do -four, 10
do whisky do oil Ii do lard 40 kegs lard casks bacon 200
SKIS corn, 10 do coffee. ~ g
LIsBoN-Bark VIM Janc96 bales cotton Ais hhds obac-
CO, 1900 slaves. z.
PENsACOLA-Bark Ardennes-35o Ska SALT $50 corn. 16
por5 I ! Igg65
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

HB- We are grntqfieG to announce to our
readers Pill 0or which see advertisement in
DrJ. G. Aver His Cherry PICTORIAL everywhere known
the best remedy ever offered the public for Coughs etc. has
would be worthy of attention As medicine is un
yersay taken than Physical Pill the public will be glad
know Of one from such trustworthy We happen to
know and them that this article has intrinsic merits
fully equal to compound that has issued from his
cible consequently well worth trial whenever such
medicine becomes necessary.-Racine Com. Adv.
3 They are for sale by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
leo 2mdEW and all city druggists
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Bebieu If tke NlarAets.

FRIDAY MORNING, July 49,
COTTON. The transactions yesterday quite moderate
and the comprised only about previous quota
tons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

TDPARTNERSHEP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" formed co.partnerBhp under the style Of DUNCAN l.
LOGAN succeed the late firm Of Rawis Duncan Co.,
for the purpose transactng COTTON FACTORAGE ANU
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS and are fully author
lied to liquidate the business ether predecessor
- &@t.- " 1s is L. Ell. DUNCAN -
Juy1 1886. GEO, VIM. LOGAN. Jr,
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

a BY Capt Day, of the brig GEN. the 4t inst in q
long Sc, ship Golden Eagle. 1"'n
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T GARECI, SUCCESSOR TO b. D. HEWIETa No
As 80 Camp street, New Orleans 8s484 "

55l03I
This stock comprises the largest AMER
publications Foreign ever offered the
A large assortment IF PIANO FORTE ansrieaa
Foreign Manufactures pleyeis Grand Eouaa
and Upright Pianos London and Paris make always
Melodeons Guitars, Accordeons Fions Flutes Bias nssr
ments Strings ec etc. and complete assortment Musical
Merchandise, Books, ETC., etc.
EMusic arranged bonnd-Ausical Instruments Of MI
kinds repaired Music Teachers situations
procured for Professors ie23 fsYI5as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-cHERRV
EXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter hand.
publication remedy which elicit such
miums must be good one: '.3 asa
GnIras Tnrn arrilok
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

r AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
~ paid for Land Warrants Also al kinds Of Uncurrezs
Bank Notes, Coin, Bullion and Exchange, purchased
$S Ss$S58s5$s Fl. q. MERREEIs b
p3 d&Wiy No. % Camp street. corner Of Common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

DRESERVING FRUTV-A NUMBER OF PER
i who have been putting up fruit in AIRTIGHT CANS
have stated to US that they losing large quantities by
mentaon and inquire Of the of the difficulty This
cannot easily explain without first seeing the There
many of the cans made in which, Think will be
difficult to preserve fruit.
sPRATT's PATENT CANS decidedly the safest, having
strong top under which is India rubber cap, and
around the whole channel for without which much fruit
will be lost Those who used them last perfectly
satsfed.-[ Extracted from Louisville Journal.
~ ASTON, MYGATT & CO.,
jyI4 1mdEW Camp street,
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SEeoNp usrGE's CouRT, WIDOW ST. AvTDE 1f b.
10y VI4srSIts Of q WI OF sfsrf ID 7a
ID directed by the Honorable
Of the Peace of Parish Of Orleans will sell pnbie
ton, "a the lah sf u e'ei6ci
| THE CONTENTS OF THE BROKERS' COFFEE HOUSE
including I'LL the Glasses Liquors.
ture Counter and Fixtures, including rs Fixtures
Seized in the above suit 5S47
y TEftAES-4t NJ. MITGHET
I5sj
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GONST a BT S S

sEeosn JusT1cEs GouRr, II. II HAYEsfAei9y w Jsr..
$5sS Parish Of Orleans Ne KIEfBER-No. 5s15 ss
&SYsVER'EUFsgF b. %gHE OF fEeEH faeIas 60 fasgs
Ii directed the Honorable
the Peace far ne Parish It vii
Of Jnly, 1856 al u O'clock all the rights title and
Of the defendant IN and to the firm Of H Il Boke Coz
street, New Orleans. 587s
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Gash on the spot. 3Ess s#&$s ss M
# jy1s Il Is 80 as s 5ssaS Constable
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rTtsTIGEfs-I HAVE THIa IA " 1ss0CT ATETJ WIFE
4 me ~ ny FL, Meg and viii continue Tie
AUAMs4a co. VI 3s3 rs III VII. 6ATtaJfsEi
New Orleans, Juy fst. 1856. g &8Ss & ss 1igB In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING ASSOCIATED
J. himself with Mr.. VIM BARNES of this city, will con-
nue the Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Business the
name and style Of THOMPSON & BARNES. IL.
}@. .4. EDWARD THOMPSON. *
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No. Bark Marian, Capt. FIorneWoed, from
philadelphia III dchnrgn her at Post ~ Second
please attend TO the receipt OF their
jyl4 s5s ~ D GEO W. IIYNsON Geo. 81 Camp 81.
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sEoosn JusrrcE,s CousT oRDoNSs FosTER yeFsas u
Pars, Of Orleans. y IcK III. NH
yYHVIRTUE of q writ OF fferf 1aEfaa 60 4
- directed by the honorable G.
ice Of the Peace for fhe Parish Of 0feans
public auction Phillfppa street,
D aY, July 10Th, 1856 at l. o'clock, i
XIII HE8CUETENTs OF3A GROCERY STORE seisSd Id shAIs
above entitled sui.
n TERMS-Cash on the spot
lyle ii Is @ $7 s5s Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

NOTICE MR.. DUFF GREEN OF yICKsBURG,
In Mississippi becomes partner in house this day.
%s3 Al GREEN & CRUMP,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

JKTILLIAHI P. CONVERSE RETREs THIS DAY
wv from the firm Of CONVERSE 4 Co The remaining
partners, THOMAS II. CONVERSE and WILLIAMeP p. CON.
VERSE, Jr have associated with them SAMUEL. ODAL,
and will continue business under the name.
New Orleans, June 30, 1856. 5{ * jy2
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

MELANCHOLY PREsExTIMEHr OF DEATH By
A You've LADY AND ITS SAD FULrILMENr.-
We have to record a mos, melancholy instance
OF the power of hallucination over the minds
and health Of highly respectable and inteIli-
gent young lady Of Undertook, in this State,
who some two years since, while in the enjoy
ment of robust health, was visited one night at
her bedside Gas she affirmed at the time by an
apparition, which in solemn accent informed
her that at the age Of 16 she would be an in
habitant of another and better world She
made the incident known to her mother, who
vainly endeavored to drive the circumstance
from the mind of her daughter by treating it
as the hallucination Of dream. The daughter,
however, averrcd that she was in possession of
her faculties and wide awake at the time of re-
ceiving her spiritual visitor and such was the
effect it had upon her mind that. a girl full of
life and glee, she became thoughtful and re-
served, and gradually sank under its depress-
ing influence, pining gradually, until recently
she became tenant Of the graveyard just as
she was entering upon her eighteenth year
KinderAook Rough Notes.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

GROSS SurERsrIrIoN.-At the execution of Hub
bard, few days ago, in Wabash county, in this
State, for the murder of the French family. after
he was entirely dead, the enclosure was taken
down, and more than Ave hundred persons went
in and touched him, giving their reasons for so
doing, that it weuld in the future protect them
from witchcrsft. The rope that no was hung
with, the crowd afterwards took, cut it up in
small pieces, and divided it out among them, to
act as a charm in protecting them in the future
from ague and all other diseases. Surely this is
the qu,ntescence of 7ers Hauts
(Lnd.) Erpress.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

For THURSDAY NExr.-Mr. Setzer's Currency
Bill. came up in the Council yesterday morning,
and after being considered in Committee of the
Whole, and several strong amendments added
thereto, it was made the special order of the day
for Thursday next. Shipplasters will catch fits
on that occasion. We learn that the Bill does
not meet with dissenting voice in the Council,
and we think it will pass both Houses with little,
or no opposition. Push it along ng i..ls
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

CO In the U. S. District Court at Boston, on
the 18th inst, in the case of the Union Mutual
Insurance Company, in equity VS.. Commercial In
surance Company, Judge Curtis held that the ac-
ceptance of proposal for Insurance is binding,
even although not signed by either party, and
that panel agreement to insure is binding, the
proposal being 10 writing. Agreement enforced.
The insurance in this case was 5000 upon the
ship treat Republic.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

HCoNFusIoN IN THE HousE.-Our Reporter
gives an interesting sketch OF matters III the
House on Tuesday afternoon, growing out Of
a motion to refer that portion of the Governors
Message relating to the Nebraska bill. to a Sc
lect committee of three. The Rice men were
fearful that they would be obliged to take a po-
sition on this question, and they sought to stave
it of. It's no USE, gentlemen; you have got
to meet this issue before the People, and the
cry Of " empty stomachs" won, answer. Let
a committee be appointed and let's hear the re-
port of that committee: Show your colors!
The motion Of Mr.. Murphy" that so much
Of the Message as refers to the NJ. s, N. w.
, R. r. Company, be referred to committee Of
three honest men, and that they report at an
early day." was capital hit, and entities Mr..
M. to free ticket from that magnificent hum
bug of a Railroad Company. Where's Mr..
Lott with his motion for an extension Of time
The &c committee on the state of the stomach"
had not made a report at the last accounts, but
the committee on drinks reported Immediately
Mr. Mcleod concurred with the gentleman
last up" and then, the House adjourned
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

Within twenty years, one hundred Churches
have been planted along the coast of Africa,
numbering about twelve thousand converts
Hundreds of natives have received christian ed
ucation in schools. 1t is just twenty years since
evangelical operations commenced in the
Madura collecturate, and the present fruits are
five thousand nominal christians and five hundred
church members, with more than a hundred
native helpers in the service Of the mission.-NesO
HdUen Journal.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

SHAVE you ground all the tools right as told
you this morning before went away ?'' said
carpenter to rather green looking lad whom he
had taken for an apprentice.
"All but the hanasaw, sir!" replied the lad
promptly coadut get quite oil the gaps cut Of
that I" -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

CO The Speaker of the House of Representa-
tyes showed his good sense yesterday in calling
Maj. Van Worries to the chair. Business was hur-
ried through until afternoon, when Mr.. Gardner
took the Chair and towards night a terrible con-
fusion ensued-the doors were closed and the
Sergeant at arms sent in search of the members.
Various motions were on the table and under the
table, and the pembers seemed at liberty to do as
they pleased. .....ff... {f...,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19
$Sl5,OOO,OO0

.Th;. Eve h,Ddrsd and 6f,.., million IF dol.
L.. !. ~ .ao dts, Sa. ' hn" =. ao
hss;ds ,bs;, o,hsr .J ,h;os ,wo
~. i..n,,, ~, I;,,ip d p. VII. y. W.
,oa.', :. an', 'nas i ~ "n.'. .n'
d;,;a, II, - "a ..s. Inv a. s'ns 0on-
ahiod ,ls.,.s a. I h'' La gu.
CON D " , Hs na, ,hars oan. c.,,;sa EvsS
90 ,vhs, ,ey s ~ ~ o.,d nns.,d ..rrm
su.h iosd nnJsr ax;a,;,r o;ro,,os,au..sa
TI IT, 60 ~ =. - ~.. .ts. .s:n -.
49, ,,os com, ;,s go. hu ,n;iIo,s ~. hr
hundred. Of millions They ar. worth more
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

Quite CASDID.-The following appears in the
advertising columns of a New York paper:
An unfortunate rascal, who has been out for
the past weeks on spree and who is heartily
tired of doing nothing, would be glad to get some
employment. He can give no references, for no
one will trust him, but is willing to turn his hand
to anything. SO 80
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

"a The following, in brief, says the Now York
Observer, are the statistics Of the Baptist Church
in Ohio :-Associations, 26 churches, 423 menu
bership, q ,O30; ministers, about 275. The MEM
bership is about the same as ten years ago. The,
receipts for donstis missions, the last year, were
A,335.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

USE OF ToBAcco.-ln the United States, ply.
sicians have estimated that 10000 persons die
every year from the use of tobacco. In Ger.
many the physicians have calculated that, of all
tho deaths which occur between the ages of Is
and %, one half originate in the waste of con-
stitusion by smoking. They say that the article
exhausts and deranges the nervous powers, and
produces q long train of nervous diseases, to
which the stomach Is liable, and especially those
also exerts disastrous influence on the mind.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERs.-We have al
ready given our views concerning the Atlanta
and other money which we do not consider on
a sound basis, and we shall continue to warn
the People until the crash comess as come it
must. In the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Illinois, this money is-repudiated. Suppose a
citizen of Minnesota starts for the East with
$500 Of the Atlanta bills in bis. pocket, and he
reaches the interior Of one Of these States, what
is he to doc The money won't pass, and as
last resort he is obliged to get it shaved (if that
can be done, at fifty cents on dollar thus
losing $3.50 by his foolishness. Will not the
Board of Trade take this matter in hand is it
not their duty 2 Do asyou please, gentlemen,
but when you get bit, don't charge it to the &C.
count of the Times,-for it has done its duty in
giving fair warning. 6 ea5errie., i...,l .rq
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19
EADRSpAY, JAN. IL, 1866.


~ ofi1be SITES, and the severe! ~ e-s4oni
51bk DE tn equality Of the people perSof.-
Hi 90 rdance with the bitter sfirit
pdrli s.-Free Press. ~ IA IS
And y4Shppose il the people of U ASddf
ton 70 claiming half dozen wives apiece, MOULD
also convert them into marketable commodities
and occasionally make dinners of their bodies af-
ter the fashion Of New zsalsaa. Il would b 8 ell
right" and the equality Of the States must insure
their admission iutoy the Union. rlr1lpn-<
: So If majority Of the people Of any Of our
Tszsit0sies shsl sea to sdsstroyr tha Liberty Of
the press, deny to the minority the freedom Of
religious opinion, and 10 other ways violate the
spirit of our institutions, thsy must nsvertheless
be admitted into the Union ~ long az theyIpre-
serve merely 9 republican firm of Government.
A good time looking " afer the equality Of the
peoples will those States have, wherein 6vesixth
Of the people, for no cause, are denied voice in
determining their own fate, and "this is in acr
cordancs with the'' practice whatever may bethe
theory, of modern Sham lemocracy Toi eraal /
The power of majortie, is the pride of Amer
leans yet we are to apt to forget that such power
is strictly limited. The central idea upon which
such power rightfully ress, is the ipalienable
right of euery man uncon,iced of crime, to his
life and liberty. We.admt the limited powers of
the General Government, but insist that inasmuch
as that Government was ordained to- " establish
justce' and SC secure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our postsrity,' it is therefore its
legitimate province to enforce the rights of the
individuals against the tyranny of majorities, to
see that the voice Of the people is fairly regard
ed, and the legitimate results of republicanism
secured in their proper departments. 80.
The strongest argument with the Free Press
and its kind-the sort of argument with which
it is most at home, is the epithet " Black Repub-
icanisfn." That, we admit, leaves nothing to be
said. 1t Is unanswerable, at least in the minds
of decent folks.e 7is.s.S s,oYl fqHy4s 3is4iss /.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

CO The Minnesotian refuses to furnish the
members Of the Legislature with papers, assign
ing as reason that it has not received pay for
those furnished previous years.: The Government
foots the bill. O. E. if-.'t- 4.-.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

Hlrcn Youn HoRsEs. believe it is
law that persons owning or driving horses, shall
not leave them unhi,ched in the streets. On
Sunday las, there was a runaway, yesterday
another, and the day before another. Fortu-
natey no person was injured. Take warning,
and hitch your horses.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

ca We think the remarks of tho Free Press
on the admission of some twenty young lawyers
to tbs bar, were uncourteous and ungentlemanly.
Such wit belongs only those who cannot reach
ohoy>
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

.yaraBly met thesdisapprobation Of the People.
Up 10 last winter this law remained on the stat
ute book Of Minnesota, engrafted there from
the heather statute Of some other State, but
through the instrumentality Of Judge Aaron
Goodrich and OTHERS, abt law was abolished
Now, Mr.. Hanson seeks to restore this law in
order that poor men. who may happen TO be 50
unfortunate as to get in debt eitherby sickness
or otherwise be thrown into prison and kept
there until the debt is paid. Will the members
Of the Legislature give their votes andinfuence
for such measure The eyes Of the People
are upon you and they are waiting to see if you
will give your sanction to such an odious law.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

The following is the vote of the Maine Legisla-
ture for Gov. In the House Reed, straight Wing.
80, Wells Democrat, &C., Morrill, Republican, 80,
Morse 46, Holmes 9. In the Senate. Wells 81,
Reed I, Scattering 2. r .,s..q .-....
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

ca The weather is now very fine, and the SITS.
are continually thronged with sleighs. Wood
carts are as numerous as bees in June, and the
Juveniles grow fat sliding dewn hill. O. iJa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

HlsToaIcAL SocIRry.---We have been un-
able to procure the minutes Of the Secretary of
the Historical Society, and therefore cannot say
what was done. l, is usual among printers to
send the copy from one Office to another, but
the greedy NAV Of the Pioneer prevents it from
exhibiting even the courtesy Of a hog.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

+" Oh duI, Jan. IL, locO. - tHifl aE ..ft4
80 o. airo -- smqsl .us
To the Minnesota Historical Society-- lIaln
The Committee appointed to prepare plan
of Sections, embracing the different subjects
deserving the attention of the Society, and the
names Of members to take charge of the same
respectfully report that they have had the duty
assigned them under consideration, and recon.
mend the following Sections, with the gentle.
men named as chairmen thereof: .7f ...
History ard Customs of the Dacotahs-Dr
Williamson. t''i
History and Customs Of the Winnebagoes-
DR.. Thos. Foster. ms: '2g 9n sE1eG
History and Customs of the Ojibwas-Rev
M. Boutwell,. t.+at
Early Missions and Missionaries of the
North west-Rev. E. d. Neill. ~t.f
The Indian wars and early white Settlers
among the several Indian tribes Of the North.
west-Hon. H. H. Sibley. 's'@
b Aboriginal Lexicography Of America-Rev
S. R. Riggs. ,.....,...q
Ante Columbian Discoveries in America
Aaron Goodrich. '73 $50
.oe Post Columbian Discoveries in America
Rev. E. ID. NeiII. .tna0tn. rA ..s.1
Ethnology Of America--D. A. Robertson.
AWeiICaH AICneOioSy-DI. Illus. OSteI.
Geology Of the Northwest ,ezt
Geography of the Northwest.
Orthodoxy Of the North-west---John E.
Warren st't Eho 'Eaf .o ia9@1
Entomology Of the Northwest as..as
technology of the North-west..-Dr. Jarvis.
Meteorology Of the North-west---J. W.
Bond.
Botany Of the North-west--.Dr. Williams.
Civil and Statistical History Of the North.
west--.E. S. Goodrich. ~ rr.g SIS
Historical Debate---T. M. Newson. -.
Respectfully submitted,
d. A. ROBERTSON,
...-f A. GooDRIcH, Com.
T. Foster.
St. Paul, Jan. IA, 1856. .fi'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

II The success which has attended the efforts
of the Committee thus far, seems to warrant
the conviction that sufficient sum can be rails
ed to commence the erection of the proposed
Society Building next Spring, and to finish it
in the course Of two years, in style alike
crediable to the aliberality Of our citizens, the
Society, and the Territory. Your Committee
would, therefore, respectfully recommend that
appropriate measures be taken to accomplish
this desirable object. Fl 81 s4a ~
All Of which is respectfully submitted, rs .
.i.h5uob 3 ~ D.rA. ROBERTSON, Conn.,!
ST. Paul, Jan. IA, 1856. aioeae sr8
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19

WLD-CAT MONEY IN LLINoIs.-The time is
not far of in which the Georgia money, hereto
fore so current, cannot buy glass Of poor wills
Ky, even, in this city. The utterers of it may
struggle, but it is of no use. The verdict Of the
people is against it the banks are against it the
press is against it the railroads are against it
the merchants are against it and 20 it must, to
be known here no more for ever !! So be it!
Yesterday paper pledging the sisners to re-
fuse Georgia money, from ard after the FIRST day
of january next, Was circulated among the lead
ing merchants on Water st. and we learn, was nu-
merously signed. .
The day of deverance from Georgia domination
is at hand. Venal presses may bawl, men who
prefer currency made fifteen hundred miles
away, that is wholly unsecured, that is circula-
ted in defiance Of all commercial law, in prefer
ence to the notes of our own stock secured banks,
these may demonstrates; small brokers and
small bankers, who live BY the crumbs that the
red dogs fail to pick up, may squirm, but the
fate OF Georgia currency il 6xed-it must 20
home. Stand from under
The Illinois Central Rxilroad Company has Is
sued notices to its agents and EMPLOYER, forbid
ing them to receive or pay out, after the 6th of
December, any notes of the Georgia Banks COM
monty known ~ vildeassl- Chicago Tribune,
Nor. 30. 80
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-19
J. B. Brisbin.

NAYs-Messrs. Balcombe, Bailly, Dooley,
Ludden, Thompson, Rollins.
his enterprise. Yesterday he was out with four
horses, gaily decked with small flags, sc. He
deserves and We hope he will receive a good
share Of the publc-money.