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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

~ FOSTERS, HANpBILLs, BLANKS LABELS, CARDS, and
everything IN The Jon pmST1NG line promptly attended
TO ~ the Worcester Daily SPY" jon PRINTING establish
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
Friends of Freedom Throughout New England
To be held in this City on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA.

ID Many OF the ables champions of the cause will adj
dress the Convention aud general invitation is extended
by the Committee to OF all parties opposed 10 the
present administration, and in favor of
Freedoms, Free Speeds Free Press, and
f r Il M 0 N II
BY Order of the Committee of Arrangements.
Worcester. Sspssg1ber 5 1856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

Tue MECHANICS FOR FREMONT. IA vote
taken in Aboott's Carriage Mandatory,
gives the following result: For Buchanan,
% for Fremont, n. A vote in Downine's
Carriage Mandatory, gives, for Buchanan,
8 for Fremont, 81. The working men are
everywhere for the great Pathfinder, who has
achieved a reputation wide as the continent.
and unsullied as the stars. ~ n. Den,oeyat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

AZ Prentiss, Designer and Engrayer upop Wood
sna Stone over the Quinsig amond Bank Entrance Ia
Mail street. House on Crescent Street. All orders III
meet wthprompt attention. Particular attention naY ~
drafting Machinery. deeaO Pa'u 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
sPEUIAA NOI'ICEs,
I, o. o. n.

u !, %. o. H.
me members Of Quinsigamond Lodge are hereby re-
guIe1 y, NEE, at MASONIC HALL, Saturday Morning,
sept 18th, at O'clock Tor the purpose of ATTENDING the
Funeral Of Brother LEwis, u Henderson Lodge No.
a punaua attendance Of every member Is requested
Numbers Of the order generally are invited to attend
PR order Of the N. q.
$40 d2ts n HAVEN Recret,,y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

a. he Fail les ma OF MRS SUMMERS JUVENILE
slN0lN9 SCHOOL, will commence WEDNESDAY grnt
~ p NJ at the Ysstry Of the Salem street Church
tuition 81, payable al The second lesson. M A,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR

10 which will be added all the and choice styles Of
DRESS GOODS, as they appear in the market.
Mr. Hardon who has long been known the purchaser
of goods for the old firm, viii have charge OF the same
department in the new; residing in New York and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
sual advantages for obtssing the ne9oest styles of
Goods, upon the most faUordbte terms
For these reasons, shall be able offer our CUSTOM
ers at all times goods at handsome per cent less than our
competitors cam and we do not hesitate to pledge our
selves net to be uudersold by any one. We believe
therefore, that it will only be necessary
goods and prices liberal paronage and should
any person ever receive any other than the polite
and geutlemanly treatment from any one in our employ
tn will confer favor by reporting oucs to some
member of the firm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

We desire call the attention of the public to the
above notice. ny which it will be seen that have pur-
chased the entire stock in trade OF L. Harden 20,
The stock consists Of every description of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
RANZAs AFFAIRS.
From the st. Louis Democrat.

Most Important ReUel atoms Statement eff
Prisoners Deprioea Of their Property and
Homes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
STATEMENT OF MILTON =. CLARK.

50. Louis, Sept. 6.-l hereby certify that 7
nave been resident of the city of i.eayon.
worth, NJ l., some fourteen months, and have
been engaged in the provision and greece,
business up to Tuesday last. When / ,va,
quietly attending my business, two armed
men came into my store and ordered ma ~
leave the city Immediately, and ret ON the
steamer Emma, then at the levee, bound for
81. Louis. had large stock of groceries IN
store, and they would not allow me 10 tols
them away, and was obliged to got an order
from Captain Emory, the captain of the ruff.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
AVERVILLE TRINITY COUNTY, CAL. SATURDAY MORNING. SEP
Willie Bell.

Down in wonder shadowCd valley
Where the death-tide waters roll,
Where huge phantoms ever daily,
With the neeting, fainting soul
Where the hymn of death is waking
In the gloom with measured swell
Thither went our heartstrings breaking,
Little, loving Willie Bell.
All the spring-time played he gladly,
With the sun-beams from the sky
In the summer wathced he sadly
All the spring flowers fade and die;
And he WANDERED by the brook-side.
Where the gushing waters fell
Where the angel sang at night-tide
Music low to Willie Bell.
But when summer blossoms faded,
And the autumn leaves flew by
When the gentle buds were shaded
By the snow-wrcaths from on high;
Then voice came down from Heaven,
Like the waves in winding she'll,
And an angel crown was given,
To the brow Of Willie Bell.
Folded then his hand of whitcncss
Ger the marble lifeloss breast.
While sweet strains from harps of brightne
Welcomed him to heavenly rest
And the eyes of blue were closing
Der the checks where death damps fell
While in drcamless sleep rcpOsing
Was the form Of Willie Bell.
Down within the grassy meadow,
Down within the silent vale,
Where at even comes the shadow
OF the moonbeams still and pale
There, upon the cold earth's bosom.
Mid the snow flakes as they fell
Laid we our bright summer blossom,
Low d in death, sweet Willie Bell.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

city. IL is no holiday game, no schoolboy
sport, this publishing a daily newspaper here.
An idea of what it costs to publish paper
of the size of the DAILY AHa California,
may be gathered from our books by which
it appears that our weekly expenses. includ-
ing paper, presswork, rent, editorial and
rcportorial compensation, pay for compost
tion, clerk hire, collectors, correspondence,
/ lights, wear and tear of machinery, and in
tcreSt amount to the snug sum of 81, ABB
This, in the course of the year, amounts to
4 $126,5l6.
In the different branches Of the Aita cal
! iforRid establishment we furnish employ
ment to fifty men This number does not
include our agents and correspondents out
of the city, bnt those whose duties are actu.
ally confined to the Office of the paper. If
the figures and calculations we have pre-
sented will have a tendency to deter conf
dent but miScalcuating men from inilicting
upon us any more newspapers, and miSguid-
ed creditors from being made to suffer, We
shall be satisfied that we have not penned
this article in van.-AHd.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

MoRMoNs on THE MARcH-A friend
writes from Monroe, Iowa -" A train of
Mormon emigrants, numbering about five
hundred men, women, and children passed
through this county a few days ago en- route
for Salt Lake. A more miserable dirty,
wrctched set of beings can scarcely be found
in Christcndom and the women especially
were objects fpity. Many of these were
attached to loaded wagons in place of beasts,
and were swelterng beneath the burning sun,
frightfully begrimed with ddst, and painting
with fatigue A fine airy carriage drawn
by horses, was at the service of the Prophet
who had nothing to do but lounge in it at
full length, (having a driver and give oc-
casional commands to hurry up them
women"
"Onepoor woman, well-advanccd in years,
upon being spoken to regarding the journey,
said: was promised a carriage to ride
in when | should get tired but have not
been in a carriage, or even in wagon since
| landed in America | never walked much
in England, but have walked hundreds of
miles since ] joined these people but the
Lord knows / shall not get much farther, if
| don't get rest. My time is nearly up, and
if | fall down and die by the waysde it may
be better for me. Indeed, I'm thinking we
are a deuded people, and / would turn
back, but my husband and children are go
ing, and must 90 with them till de7
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

IN THE vicinity of Cape Cod two apple trees and
a mullen stalk are called an orchard. Captain
Boreas owns five plum trees, and is looked upon
as an arstocrat. One year they don't bear, and
the next they can't-the boys using the fruit for
bullets 10 kill owls with
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
GREENWOOD & NEWBAUER
VEAVIRVILLE THEATER.

1NHIS Theater has been enlarged and put n
l. in thorough repair, and will be rented by ~
the single night, month or season. The The L-b.
ater is well supplied with scenery and properties
aud will accommodate five hundred persons For
terms, &c. apply to +. W. BLAKE, Weaver, Trinity
Go.
Weaver, July IL, 1856 25-tf.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

ONE telling another how hot it was in New Or
leans, spun yarn thus " vessel loaded with pig
ger would get pig on his back, and before he
could get ashore, the lead would melt and run all
over him, so that he d have TO be dug out with
cold chscl.'
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
A SKUNK once challenged a lion to single

A SKUNK once challenged a lion TO single
combat. The lion declined accepting it.
How said the skunk, are you afraid ?
Yes, replied the lion, yo@ would only gain
fame by having had the honor to fight a Ii
on, while every one who meets me for a
month to come, would know that / had been
in COMPANY with skunk
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Faspoonful Of yeast will raise fifty cents worth
of -four, how much will it take to raise funds
e"ough to buy another barrel Answer to be
handed in over the fence
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

The following advertisement appeared in
a Worcester, Mass, paper:
NoTcE-By particular request there will
be meeting at the Wesleyan church in Iii.
cester, on Pleasant street, at o'clock. p.
NJ, Sunday July l3. Subject Hell fire
and Politics.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
H. J. HOWE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Ofiice in the Adobe Building, Court street.
July 49, 1856. 26-tr
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
0. H. P, NORCROSS

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
ONCE, on Court House Hill
July 10, 1856. 2G-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
]. B. GORDON. M. D.

nR. GORDON will continue to practice Mcdi-
-Dcine and Surgery. Calls from distance must
be accompanied by the FEE to insure his attention.
Weaver, June 28, 1856 23-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
OF FlClAL DIR E G 7 0 r Y
Executive Department.

OFFICERS. OFFICES.
J. NEELY JOHNSON, Governor.
II. NJ. ANDERSON, Lieut.. Governor.
DAVID +. DOUGLASS. Secretary of State.
HENRY BATES. ..... Treasurer of State.
GEO. w. WHITMAN, -. Comptroller of State.
W. S. WALLACE >..,. Attorney General.
JOHN II. BREWSTER, =. Surveyor General.
JAMES ALLEN. ....... State Printer.
+. WILSON. .............l
+. S. MCKENZIE. ...... State Prison Directors
lIr
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
DR.. R. A. THOMAS.

ENENDERS his Professional services to the citi-
i zcns of Weavcrville and vicinity.
Office at the City Drug Store west side Main st.
Weaver, August %, 1856. 3I-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
tsruBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY CURTIS g. GORDON,

f. j. CURTIS, ID. l.. GORDON,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
JNO. C. BURCH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office corner of Court and Taylor streets.
July 10, 1856. 26-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
EStl.aY.

NAME into the enclosure of the undersigned,
~ at Mud Valley, on the 3lst ult, Mouse col
ored Spanish mare Mule, branded p on the left
hip. The owner can have the mule by applying
TO DAVIS u FRiCk
Mud Valley, August 80, 1856. 23-3w'.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

TERNs.-The JOURNAL will be furnished to sub
scribers at the following rates:
For one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS %
" six months Observation-Disclosures. 90
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
WIN. F. VAUGHAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE with Williams Potter, Court House Hill.
July 10, 1856. 26-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
D. w. POTTER.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office on Court street, near the Court House.
July, 10, 1856. 26-tf.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
C. E. WILLIAMS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office on Court street, near the Court House.
July 10, 1856. 26-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
judiciary. j

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HuGu C. MURRAY. 49,. Chief Justice.
Solomon Heydenfelt. Associate Justice.
g. e. Terry =.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted on the
following terms:
One square, first insertion. ...........S4 90
For each subsequent insertion. 90
Eg- A square consists of TEN lines, or less.
A reasonable reduction from the above rates
will be made to yearly advertisers.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
Book and Job Printing.

We have connected with the JOURNAL full and
complete Job Office, where every description OF
work will be executed neatly and promptly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12

I !NEyER.-Neyer tip ynur beaver TO 2 fine lady
land pass poor widow wi.hest seeming to ST.
]her rvSl.E3 NsfsT .H ssess3
Never pass aI.aged ~ oIpan,of man withm
mailing d reaerehtial pbescisnce, unless yo'
house is on hire 2staa IL 81,
II Never break :Ypur heck 81 bow at to a .swr.t
n lsixteen," with a founced dress, who IL ashan
Of her old fashipned mother aor to strusti
collegiate who j. hgrrihed ,at bis grandmotht'
Never keep boyto tsb sblaack,you boob and r
II tend to the stable while you lrighten your
II out 81 the i.ea Of keeping nurse tcf the t~ss
4 by constantly talkiae Of -hard tisnesP os 1saaa
j Never converse swllh,a lady with . .cigar,IEEfs
your mouth, or smoke in anybodys compa.s
IL, ithout apologzing for the same. - So
Il Never remind people Of spersonaf deforFniAs1s
or fthe relatives &tioahsSe diSgraccd themss 4
Never leave . letter unanswered aud use -.
) lstamp which was enc.osedto you to sreply W..
Ion letter to your own sweetheart. 1850 y sV
! Never ride in 4 iiue eaffiase sud keep asnesA
SERVANTS, while yeaIr ssidowes nisser trtdssri
ON fu5t andt tells for hers6aiy hEead. ,ssssl
| .,Nsser wear a fiQer colt ltsaq the mercl3lIx
i lyou owe fpr il, The Tailor wtlm 700 have isF
4 paid for Tue nakngs 2 re- fas 80 sel ssfass
ii NJ ,rftarn deaf fi{ % sasamsa IN slisssesa
because g9,a es'aass sse hSf sss Mould se lis H.
ssel wound xahtS.IIs sls sse ssnsstiss uat
of the cons sthusionzf iAssllsS Ast y rude su<h
! eua sssEasua sendah:nsb tsthe female msak
I = Sese. ss asE !, xEi,h 1 ii siosis xdai stss
8 al,xiety oy an Is - S1sF7
|. .fyUdr rsflls YOU - spiz II
Il fher lonely conciiiou. gs,s.s - ssai.s..s
dI Never go 81 bed 81 - r.1inr< our viii IT
isW6W WilItA s5ck baty e. - f1kk4nkh
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12

BY MARY FoRREsT.a

ai The following beautiful essay. from the pen Of
one ofoW most accomplished writer's, we end in
The N November number Of the United States Mag
Tazine:y ssssfsa9 slt sgsa sds a..g,e f,e,..s. :.
basThe blind bow asksu- rrss+.fy9 IS -.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12
fUBIIsnED EVERY FRIDarrMoRsfses
YETI AGO CITY. MISS FRD DECEMBER ~ 1856

'sila Upon her bosom's glowing veil, ffe s'f
Then love shall ever sloubta tone,sU Bs4a}si
q. And breath offhe belovedsone!',. ..,. 4.
:'Love's tongue as sweet and musical b'aAs
As bright Apollo's lutte strang with has hair z.
Natures harp has it's million strings, and
Natures voice its unnumbered cadences. The,
rain 10 Natures saft lullaby. The
elfish whistleof Boreas is aMierd soprano, and
the rolling thunder magnificent bass In the
grand choral Of the universe The soul of mu-
sic within ns thrills ever TO the soal, Of music
without. This unde6natie symething lies
coiled in the deeper mystery Of being, and will
be revealed, only in its solution. @''i
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12
V0f-2cMe aA =
9dIifH adf IEron rio ,r ~,
,a-it 'qa 's'sa = LINES Il Z y Y M r.
Suggested on on. receiving bouquet Of Wild q
..-3 Is from the Hon II q AI 9sx7As sEs -
sssff - <;-5.-E u. s,i,xnsy
BY Y. Z WILHEIMINE MConn.

BY Y. Z wILHEtaINE MconD. -
Thi,k hot, my generous trusting freanla,,
nat heart like mine with sorrow pres. sssia
wouih not one AJweF Of feeling 1efiasf5 a<sx.v
'nose my hand 50 late hath sblest; i ss=e 4ar
al blossoms have their native hue .geaa sest r.
inopgr sa - ntiowp - heart or artist bo.r,s;..
.1.u nnu leengs are to nature true, : a~s = = :
az a. 'arled tnts of wild flowers. 2 ~ 1iat
~. 80 = ssss''. - ~ ssgah ael + xFfa= .szs
Fn M emblems. Of my better years. y Il .,t.a ia .s
men ii'e WAS bat fo@ery Wild as sas.,ss, ..ne3
= nu NY 'fse rom painse rackng cares ,,.,,a .
!, rosed the fAds guileess child;. -. -.
- rof .hen my soul had meier been taught t@'
= smo M 9i1d itsreverential p6wen h. ~ 49, ~
ii Q mat strange shrine with beauty Eal.st, -
ts] . sa changing r. these sweet wild aows '.''s.
Howsrange a'thisg IS sosnsns hcast; ;si1s .aoi*.,s
nnd listening tethe voice ofleEe3 s3ta,T ait II ass
Son can rend .Ss b TIsss rs sfs soya ID aa =
11 AUG as the dew at evening falls -assrsaes !" sfa
" y ,.,lp Pop pe,p the earth in misty showers,
The memories Of tie past Eeca]Is 1fs . I. 80
SWees feelings with those &fld Wood flowerspifi
~ .s5oTsf 4s1ss Hasa 1aeses y III ~ so 81
Like the tired bird from Noah's ark.
Ny spirit SCARED ocr ruined things, SO ssfF zsS
And perchinas on awearieJ bark = aoiass sas4ffs
e leaf from chtlhoo's bowersit brings. IL, .,ss
I'll I,s rue that bird bath passe the 6ood,
Neaa as Ea ss sass ssssasf'as s. showers overs -
of life it finds the hearts wild flowers. b,
There BY tond nsiory's s.ptisgs they grow;
And perfume sweet eh5talis theaesen; sau9snseas
- Andas h6esespearling salen 6ewsa 4H z5a sds
8 upsn. e llslr eosoIs slesp ihe heaseg ,so ...as
Like winged hys ID elm bowers is'sesssssa
!. Hyeg noW my soulin dreamy tranec. 4zrs.~A.
Hath planted there these sweet wild flowers.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12
AN ApyocaTRs 8 AMrRIlC1yAr "a pIRrscipi re-
THE AMERICAN, HAMMER g
Ia .a4ars eUpIIsHED BY -
MRS! HARRIET n. PREWETTT
pJ~ asll EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. = ssi taa

rsiisaes = : .l--frs .assrs,s ssis--aessA ]
,.ss- -.;. TERMS OF sUBsCRfPTfoN.n s.sn S;
For one year,if paid 70 adyanse, ,,s ;sa,;o So 90
shlf npQtpaiG ia six months, GO
y " IL not paid In twelve months - 90
- ssE RATES, aoF. ADVERTISING. $. :, : s. $
One Square, kten ines) oneinsertion, t.: 81 90
Each spbeequentinsertion, 50
W Ad7ertisepients not marked with the number
OF Ansertions, win Be eentinued until forbid, and
charged accordingly aea il, AZ a. f,t h.slf ).
T Marriages and Deaths inssxte as news. An
yancing personal interest," etc. etc., charged as other
advertisements fs..s f-s-f EI... rs
g A liberal deduction made to those advertising
By the year. 4%
UJOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch, on liberal terms - d aatse II ms
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-12

= :. II 4m1N0euss - 0S0eqS k0sshssts. stess n
During the Amerieaa Struggle for asa
Washington was greatly embarrassed by ais arrival
Of soeign oticsrs Who piscsed nothg ss. ahsasI
one the highest posts ip ts a1g md oenE y'a
ly0~haa excepted proved il'ii "a,
assgneds ID .s'en.es Ezperience q ts hind 80,
Washhsbsntoabe sxcssdingly ausioqs n ssizipga ~
foreign officers into sssasseo. Atthii Kss-l I'd
eiusko presented hnsgfto Wshkaessss lss16sdArsszu
lcsef fsp F}aniiId .The i.s sstsssA. Vi,
The gallant and generous Pole snd Isu saT
os Washington. i thus thitd So
sle of, Irving. Lire of Washingtea, just issued
from the press. - ;s'i, ~ =. go sssss
TO 4 siis ss.t sor Amrisab ihdspsadsSssssss ssa
.sTrv me syEsztxsa1
WashilgSi was pleased With Tie curt vet com,
prehcnsy ye reply and with HIS 'clliyxiross dir and
sift III once received linn into his faiy sdseF<
de camp His subsequent pobls aMd allant bearts9@
ing as an officer in the American service is well
known, and has inseperaly jqinea lis name with
with noble struggle TO which we owe odf' i1fesentez
alted rank as nation asnsstef9f1R So AsSsa asas
esFof number of yeassa cut has san III pfsgnssass
In the courts Of Che District o. preecshs 70
ted bv his collateral heirs to recover the properts
II 1t by him at his siecnse in this eeunt whieh
lmmounts to $50 zoe. We believe hata final decisa
ion has.been render "a bishing the
af the claimants and the validity hsir z =
L
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
&. I. EMERSON.
&. <. CAVE.
WM BRANCH.

70 IA uty.y and f9,ssr c,us,,i n ~ ",y # ~ Pasd
The minority ~ your committee protest NJ ainsi
contfac ting for snv 81 the losee improvement
which pas.e- over rival" property along VI"
blnT WV. B''AN'h
On motion oi Alderman cav.
Re9lred, That the Report lie adopted, and
tina, the City Attorney be directed to prepare
a contract between A 80 Smith and the city
of 81 Paul. and submit the same to the City
Council at IL next regular meeting for ap
proval
The Committee on Streets presented The fl
lowing report
10 ~, xayg rad Ce@a.on c.snoi 4 IA, C,ts u 81 Fssi
The Committee On Streets. 10 whom was r.
brre,I resolution passed by The Council, ~
quiring the owner 81 tbc Hay Series al the
junction 81 Eage AMI 81 Anthony streets 10
r,rmoye the zane. would respectfully recommend
that the owner b. directed by tbs City Mar.
silal 10 remove the same within ten 'lsys "thrr-
vie il will h. done at bis ctTcn-e.
J u IgyfSy
g. =. fAyE.
Report accepted and adopted.
I The Council ,hcn resolved into COMMITTEE
| Of the Who'c. Alderman Emerson ia tn chair
/ The Mayors Addrsss was taken into cDpsiJ
cra,ion the committee roe. anil through the
Chairman reported
/ That ~ much of the Mayor MesRacc a,
rei.r, TO Water Works. Fire Engiues &c H.
referred n the Fire Department COMMITTEE
That ~ much a. refers to I>v~ Improve
meuts h. res-rrtsi 10 Committee m stroets
That ~ much a. rrfcrs TO the parcha~ d
Markss anil Grounds h. referred 10 Market
cOmmi,,es.
That ~ mnch ~ rck'r. o. Taxs~ anil to Cny
Poor be referred 10 Committee on Tar,s.
That 70 mach a. rescrs To SANITARY Ness
urss and Drainage - referred 10 Health Com
mI,tec.
That - much A. rcsr. 70 The Eryenne II til
City 10 rekrrc,l 10 COMMITTEE ~ Ways and
Man.
The reJort Vas accepted ard N referred
Alderman Cave gave notice that al tie D'S'
meeting h. would in,rosiuoe ar OrdinsDo'
snerdst0sy N Ordinance No 81 ettiiIei NJ
Ordinance relative 70 driving cattle through
Third snd 81 Anthony sirefs
Adjourned IN Ta'siay evening
Ggo T. B,rsss Naym
l. = CorTgs Cry Ger.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
Celebration oS she MtHnesosa Historical
society, on baying she Corner stone os
the society Hail.

The corner stone oi the Minnesota llistori-
cal Society Hall, will h. laid 10 tic city Of 81
Paul on TUESDAY, the gath ins, Their will
BE- q procession. ccremnies, and addresses soit
able to the OCCASION. Several distinguished
guests. embracing some oi the most eminent
mc, Of science will h. present AMI participate
in the festivities
The corner stone viii i'e laid by the Mason
&c Order, with thu eercmonea peculiar TO that
fraternity
Gen Isaac Van Etien. will ~, NJ Grand
Marshal
Tho committee Of arrangements present tho
fullowinp programme 81 the orlr II procc.-iou
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
Proposal No. 8.

Mr. e. smith having made The lowest bd
Won, ,osu,,i,tre xoald recommend that the con
traet 10 swsrdsd b. him
The committee. feeling The imP~tanee n hi'
xotk have taken matter. into cDasiderauon cfsn-
neo,.d .ith Il which wcre -; within The cop q
IN. r.-oaution apyssting tsem. Afsi souh re-
reetfally .siiant 10 The Council, that iron, mfr
ma,ion derived frmn the City surveyor hey Ind
that a PARTON ~ tn street AZ 'nrsefth. = lAh
on, On private property II suppa~si w yeur
comnitiee. that IN yis~ Il 'hs Uvs9y r,er-a-d
value which viii BE- zyen - ioi, IRON sa'en u'e
street is taken that th@ 0xDer. ihsref I'll -
wiling 10 donate " iAe ciiy ~ H.sch ~ AL lo,s
&c Gill 10 necesassy sW H. improvement and
your committee VoaA rsrsssuseD nj iha, TIE Com