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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28
40 ,'aoe 80 Correspondents Of the Times. ie
;o8a1s aa4a SIS Sr. PAUL, June %, 1856.
TIE Q,acksst Trip Of the Season on the Mn
.sshe' E4 s,.entn Ri,,er. sfi a.4af


-uha ST. neso!a RiUer. III 4,. -
Editor Of the Times: - s..., rte E,.
Slk-The steamer Equator, Capt. r NJ Spencer,
made the trip from St. Paul mp to Traverse and
back again in 90 hours, running time. This is
the quickest trip of the season by nearly half a
day.
To do justice to Capt. Spencer, ! must say
that he is good commander and attentive to the
wants Of his passengers, and in every sense of
the word, gentleman.
Captain Spencer has just sold his half of the
Equator to his nephew Captain of the RevellIe,
for So 200. She is to be used to tow RATS down
the Mississippi.
The U. S. Deputy Marshal, Mr.. Jones, was a
passenger down on the Equator. lie informed
me that part Of his business here, at this time,
is to ferret out the particulars in regard to those
Indian murders that have been committed within
the past few days. The payment of the Sioux
has been deferred until these matters are settled.
If necessary, he says he will take out with him
500 U. S. soldiers from Fort Ridgclv, but hopes
there Will be no decision to do so.
Yours &c. PASSENGER.
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Adensly recommend the.jeurney on the waters
Of the Upper Mississippi Il il well known
that for 400 miles below 81. Paul, no river is
20 free from snags and dangerous navigation.
Lonfellow's last great poem has given new in.
terest to this region Of country Wabashaw
has its story TO interest the traveller; Winona,
growing town. bearsa name made memora.
Bile by the Maden's rock and the mother Of
Hiawatha; Minnehaha in its sparkling water
fall, is appropriately named Laughing water.
If time would afford Us we might extend
the pleasurable thoughts Of our journey to even
the WEAKNESS Of your readers, but as it will
not, will close with thanks for your indul.
QenCe. ]. II. w.
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Another INSrIrrTIoN."-St. Paul il famous
forts" Institutions" Yesterday barrel risgcd
on wheel barrow, was left stan ling in front of
our Office, AMI on inquiry we learned that it was
filled with spring water, to be sold at so much
cup. We think that IS institution won't flourish.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

The ZEITuNG.--We are glad TO learn that
tie German paper Of this city is meeting with
excellent success. The editor is vigorous
writer and a. fearless spoken, independent man
Although we differ with the Zeilung on some
local Questions, yet we wish it all success.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

DROWNED We learn from the Winona Re-
publican that two deck hands on board of the
Tishomingo were drowned on the downward trip
of the boat last week. We have heard Of more
accd nts by drowning this year than ever before.
Will people ever be careful?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

The BoArs.--The Golden Gate arrived on
Thursday night, and the Gaiena yestcrIav.-
Both brought fair loads of passengers
ES4- The Equator arrived from Minneso-
sofa RiAer last evening.
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The Observation-Disclosures the concert of
the Hutchinson Family morrow evening"
Several new songs, prepared for the occasion, We
feel sure, will elicit unboundcd applause.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

8 i. b. Raymond has recently purchased the
restaurant under the Mnncsotian Building, and
has fitted it up in fine style. Warm meals served
up at all hours, and at short notice. y few gem
lemen can be accomm plated with div board
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

The CiRCrs.--The Circus arrived on Saturday.
land paradcd the streets. In the evening the per-
Torrance was witnessed by large number of
spectators, whb appeared TO be delighted.
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LARGE FrNERAi.-A funeral procession on Sun
day. was composed of upward of sixty carriages.
1t followed the remains of an Irish woman to
their last resting Mace.
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The BoATs. The City Belle, Grace Darling
Editor, Ocean Wave, II. L. Yeatman, Excelsior,
Arcola, Time and lido and Revcille arrived yes
terdsy.
The Tishomingo is expected this morning with
party on beard from Dubuque and Winona.
A party of sixty arrived from Red Wing last
evening. They were accompanied by band Of
music.
Tue FALLS CIrY.-We learn that Capt. VIM.
\. Davis, well known to our citizens, has taken
command of the Falls City, and will run her be-
tween this city and Fulton-a railroad station
below Galcna. Capt. Davis is we'll qualified for
the post, and if any make the Falls City
pay, he can.
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The DiNNER.-We predict that the Dinner at
the Win>low House, to-day, will be a magnificent
affair. large number of our citizens and
others will grace the festive board. To,sts.
speeches. songs, AID music by good band will
make the occasion one long to be remembered.
Lieut.. Mauray and Prof. Gaiot are expected TO
be present.
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ca" We regret to learn that the Pioneer Guards
will not appear in the procession to- day, their
new dress not having arrived.
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HIS NAME The name Of the man whose body
vas found in the Mississippi River on Friday was
Retired Drnwater Ayers, of Atchson, Maine,
aged 3 years. lie was one of the persons who
attempted to cross the River at the Falls, but
precipitateu into the water.
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MONDAY. .Junr %

ST.. A>rHoNY CoRRESrOSDENT.--We call attcn-
tion to the letter of faithful st. Anthony cor
respondent. Ills letters form an interest
Ing feature of our paper.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,


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the whole body the people the knowiise which,
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THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES TO effects. the
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properties Syrup, Dcrls praise but its mcri.
duty brngn. the medicine the
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and duty Investigate themselves and the
| SUI way q do this is To
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
It Is manufactured by DWIGHT CHAPLIN
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and all promptly agents,
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the country.
Apply above. TO
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L.. y. GoRTON, Cleveland. Ohio
EDWARD HILL, Detroit. Michigan.
CHESTER II ARRIs, Indianapolis, Ia.
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USE DIsCRErloN.-lf the weather is excessively
warm, do not drink profusely of ice water. Lem
onade is better, but too much of this will injure
the digestive organs. g An Ounz. of preventive
is worth a Mound of cure.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

BE CArrIous-ro-day will require great eau
tian to avoid accidents. Drive carefully, avoid
strong drink. keep out of bad company-in a
word. behave yourselves as well rs YOU know
how.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

WiNoNA.--We learn that the Iia.omu,go has
been chartered to bring Il large company from
Winona. to tlkc part in the celebration TO- day.
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KEEP EASY - Geutlemen-sr ortsmen don't
drive furiously through the streets to-day. Re-
member that you may endanger the lives of the
children. If you wish to race, go some three
or four miles out of the city. 1t W ,uld be better
not to race at all, but to keep cool possible.
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Don't ToucH ir.-Drlnk spar;u.'y Of spirit
uouS liquors to day-we would much prefer that
you shsald not touch thei. 1t is far better to re.
S. " 80 - ~ w ~
trio with cool head Oh lu a fujdleJ one.
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DEATH OF HENRY FRI>K, Esq.-The Chicigo
papers record the death of ii M y Frink, Esq. one
of tho ablest and most promising. lawyers Of
the Chicago bur.
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The CoNCsRr THIS EvENING.-The Hutchinson
Family will give their favorite Concert this eve
ming. We would again remind our citizens that
the Hall is small one, and if they wish seats
they must 60 early. BY urgent request, the
Hutchinsons sing in Chicago on the Fourth
Their Concert will be fitting finale to the pro-
ceedings of the day. Go and hear them.
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PASSENGER.

TAKE CARE OF Your HORSES The parade to-
day, with several bands of music, will have a
tendency to brighten horses. When you leave
them, hitch them, and when you drive draw a
taut rein.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

From ApRoAp!-A large number OF
strangers and citizens from St. Anthony,
Shakopee, Minneapolis, Saltwater. and from
other parts Of the Territory, will be in the city
to-day. Where they will all ca, aud sleep,
will be mystery.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

BoDY FouND!--A body was found in the
Mississippi River. near Byavley Island, on
Friday afternoon last, supposed TO be one Of
the persons who was drowned at The Falls a
death bv accidental drowning.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

HExDERsoN DEMOCRAT This is decidedly the
best paper in the MINI ssot;, Vail y. We recon
mend it to ;ho;, who may wish to advertise in
that section of our Territory.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-28

8 KEEP Cool ?'-Nixon's is just the place to
''kecp cool'' to day. His Soda water is capital.
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A NOBEL RESIDENCE The brick residence of
Mr.. John S. Prince, in the lower part Of this city.
is decidedly the neatest and best prepertioned
house in the Territory. Its architectural out
lines are beautiful. Every thing about it has an
air of refinement not visible anywhere else. Go
and see IT,
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PCFFING. We are no lover Of tobacco in any
form, but those most excellent cigars presented
to Us 10y Bond & Kellogg. are pronounced by
lovers of the weed to be superior to anything OF
the kind ever brought to this market. They de-
serYc and will bear nutIing-trY thcm.
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CO Do not overload the stomach to-day and
bring On sickness! BE carsful.
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FOUNTAIN CAyE.-We regret t. learn that this
beautiful place of resort is now being mutiiated
10y digging dirt from it. Why cunt it be pre-
served in its rustic beauty? Must everything lovely
in Nature AMI art give way TO the music of dollars
ami cents? Thousands each year visit this cave
enter its portals-slcntly hold communion with
the past-t may be with the 81 rits that were
wont to revel thcre--and thea return to their
distant homes more deeply impressed with the
beauty and glory of Gods own handiwork. Let
Us have one oasis i'll the hot, burning sand of
commercial life-one lite spot where weary
mortals can escape from the crowded and jostling
thoroughfare and become refreshed by gazing
on other scenes than brick walls and enormous
ledgers. "Sparc, oh sparc'' that cave!
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Tnr pRocEssIoN. We SINGER ~ hope, and
1t Is the hope OF the Committee, tina, all who
can, will join the procession to-day. As j, is
a matter IN winch all Lave an interest all
should freely participate, aud if they do, we
predict display Fever before Witnessed in this
Territory.
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~ Capt. ]. c. George, and the clerks of
the Golden Era aud Fanny Harris, will please
accept Our thanks for late papers.
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FROM KANSAS.

ei.ca.a ttstr ST.. LOUIS, June IL.
Capt. Pate, writing to the Republican under
date of, Kansas City, June 18th, says COM
parative quiet regns in Kansas. No fighting
going on. United States troops are disbanding
all unlawful military bodies. In cases where
they have re-assembled, all arms are taken from
them. If nothing unlocked for occurs to derange
things. there will doubtless be peace very soon.
CO As this news comes through pro-slavery
source, we do not believe it. War is now raging
in Kansas, and we shall hear of much blOOdsbed.
Eey In the Republican Convention Of the
State Of Pennsylvania. Hon. John Allison, of
Beaver, was chosen President. DR.. Elder
made brilliant speech, when the Convention
adjourned till afternoon.
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ANOTHER SHANTY Down "A miserable balloon
,hanty, just back of the stable of Bcrkcy & Eddy,
Eagle street. fell with a tremendous crash
yesterday morning. At the time, there two
men at work on the roof and one inside. The
inside was buried beneath the ruins, but luck
i'y escaped with only few bruises on his knees.
The proper authorities should see that such
buildings not permitted to be erected.
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ESDA 1.
iHE WnAEnER.I Yesterday the weather was
really beautiful. Although the rays of the sun
were warm, still there was i cool breeze greater
part Of the d,y. The Thermometer WAS % in the
sh ?de.
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inst. bright bay MARE. five old. Nose white,
with bright ovefop and three white sixteen
hands high and Any concerning
saiA beast, left with VIM. w. Wses. Anthony
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Nor So.-We learn that our correspondent at
st. Anthony was mistaken in saying that Rev.
C. q. Ames, of Minneapolis, left the Free viii
Baptist church of that place, in consequence of
most Of his congregation being rro-slavery advo-
Gates. Mr.. imes informs US that the congrega-
tion nti-Slavery. His reasons for leaving
were of an entirely different character, and of
religious, instead of political nature.
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JULr.-Goiev, with his usual attractions, is
on hand. "lIallowcd be thy name" is sub
dued but pleasing picture, exhibiting in strong
light the religious element. Further notice of
this work is supcrluous, everybody knows the
merits of Cooley.
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CO. The programme of the M,>ons WAS re-
rcived TOO late for to-day's pnper--will appear
in our issue OF Monday.
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II. w. GOULD,
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST,
- Entrance Rooms under Golden Teotb, King Block
Hsin-st., st. Anthony, Minnesota. splS-lyws
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SUMNER ARRAxGENENr.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of the great American U. S. Mail
and Express Route, over the Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Road, to New York and Boston.
Persons going East will find this an excellent
route, and by far the shortest one. The Lake
Shore road affords an excellent opportunity fof
the enjoyment of good breeze from the lake, as
well as delightful prospect of the country.
The CIRcus.-The Circus is expected to enter
the city to-day, and be open for visitors this
evening; also Monday and Tuesday.
New Dry GOoDs SToRE.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of Mr.. klapp, in to-day's
paper. Mr. ID. Ingcrsoll, who has been connect
cd with several large financial tran sactious in n
York city, furnishes the capital, while Mr.. Knapp
conducts the business. Their facilities for pur-
chasing are probably better than any firm in this
city, and consequently they will sell cheaper
We commend them to the favorable regard of the
llIles-and others.
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CIT Y IT II nj s .
SATURDAY. June 81

SATURDAY, June 81.
wARM.--Thursiay and Friday were very warm
days. Persons perspircd freely sitting in their
rooms, and as a matter Of course ice-water, lem
Onade, and we are afraid some thing stronger than
these drinks, were INDUCED in by the painting
crowd.
CT5- We learn that the beautiful country res
idence of Mr.. Bsrnum, near White Bear Lake,
about 10 miles from this city, has been sold for
$4,000. But few wears ago it was mere claim,
the land being valued at $l,25 per acre.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH AT BELLE PLANE
We learn that the 4th will be duly celebrated at
Belle Plaine BY an grafton. the reading of the
Declaration of Independence, and di:ner. We
are glad to hear of these celebrations throughout
the Territory; they argue well for tie patriotism
of our people. Let them be celebrations in
which all can unite, no matter from whence they
come or what religious creed they profess.
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No. 10 Lake street, stars, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS keep
constantly hand large stock of hand
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Eb Soprano. Post Horns.
Bo Soprano. Bugles.
Eb Alto. Cymhols.
Bb Tenor. Valve Tron,lbones.
B5 Baritame. Suare Drums wood.
BIB Bass. brass.
Eb Coutra Bass. Bass Drums, all sizes.
- Having made with the best French snd
American Maaufacturers enabled
duceents TO Bands and Teachers In the purchase
strrrmcats than any other house IN the West.
Vions, Guitars, Flutes, AccvreOns, &c BEST ITALIAN
Violin and Guitar Strings.
PIANO FORTES AND MELODEOyS
From thu most celebrated makers. ap251yw
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WIN. w. PAGE.
Veterinary Surgeon, Late frsM Cssada.
r BEG and
rounding country h9t attend business
in profession VETERINARY SURGEON.
NY the during practice
in Canada, enables my services With
confidence q
Entire satisfaction win be given in all
Cabs will be Attended o Al the shortest notice.
Lh,irnet Srrains Weak Joints
jyi7-wtf wM w. PAGE, Mansion IIpnse.
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SCRTyEN GKLLAGHER.S
Adverisine Corresponding, Newspaper aud Collecting Agency
90 Dear bori, Street, Chicago, I'll.
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GO" We glory, Tom," in the success Of yo
city, as well rs our own.-ED.