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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

NEW YoRK, Oct. 81.
The steamer Asia arrived here at 9 O'Clock
this A. NJ. with Liverpool dates of the 18TH
Her news, politically, is unimportant.
London money market was more stringent
Consois closed at 81 SO.
The following is from Messrs Maxwell's Cir
cular: change of wind has brouht up large
supplies of wheat, -four and corn.
The weather has been stormy and wet, and we
have grevious complaints from the North, OF
damege done to outstanding crops.
The Bank of England has adopted further res
trictive measures, and refuses altogether to make
advances on Government securities excepting
Excheauer bills. The country remains in state
of sunspense as to money matters, but the only
agitation yet is in the stock exchange. Com
mercial wSnts can be supplied though nc extreme
rates.
Detailed accounts of change in the Spanish
ministry are not yet at hand, further than an Of
fetal announcement that there s no political
crisis and that they made the change from O'Don-
mel to Navarez, solely on personal grounds
Among Navares' first acts as PRIMER, was to
cowhide Senior Guel, Husband of Infanter Jose.
! fers for words spoken in the Cortes. Guel chal
| lenged, and Navarez accepted but the Queen
stopped the deed. 1t has occasioned much scan
dal. s.T.
1t is stated that. in consequence of the growing
Importance of the European complications, the
Congress of Paris will consist of first, and not
second plenipotentiares, and that Congress will
meet soon.
The affairs of the Danubian Principalities en-
gage attention, and French papers are writing
against occupation, but Couut Wallewski has is
sued circular in reply to the recent Russian
| one. EfH
Denmark is without ministry, attempts to
form coalition Cabinet having failed.
LATEsr-LoNDoN. Oct. 18.-Romors are cur
rent that both the French and English fleets have
orders to approach Naples that suspicious arc
awakened at Wanna that Russia and rance are
negotiating a secret alliance.
In consequence of pressing note from France
the Austrian evacuation Of tho principalities had
commenced.
The Queen of Spain has revoked the Constitu
ton of lS45 and re-established the ancient re
gina.
dispatch from Constantinople says Ssrv.
Pacha has gained two important victories over
the Russians in Circassia.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council convened on Tuesday.
Present the Mayor, AID. Branch, Cave, Emerson,
Irvine, Ryan, and Schurmier.
The resignation of c. Rauch, Alderman I'd
Ward, was rendered and accepted, and another
election ordered on Nov. l4th. Several claims,
petitions and reports were presented, read and
referred to their Appropriate Committees. The
report of the City Justice showed that during the
month of October there have been prosecuted 81
cases, including assault and battery, iutozica-
ton, larceny, rape, arson, and other misdemean-
ors. Amount of fines collected $l77,00. Re-
port of City Marshal shows receipt of $lo5,O()
during the last two weeks. The wharfage ac-
count for October, is $4,000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

Cy We overheard very green gentleman,
from " Deown East" say yesterday that he had
been taking ride with his wife and children out
upon the Prairie, and that he "tried to FIRE the
grass, Jest to please the children am see 'er
and that went out. Perhaps all new corners do
not know that firing our Prairies stamps the in
ccndiary with arson. In Wisconsin and Illinois
it is a Penitentiary oafense. Look out You
may, by one thoughtless spark destroy score of
lives, and burn thousands of dollars worth Of
propertv.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
n;R Another rupture is threate ned in the old

lB Another rupture is threate ned in the old
world, and the storm-clouds hang black and
heavy over Continental Europe. The Lion is
roaring, the Unicorn is waking up again, and the
Northern Bear is showing his claws and coming
up to the scratch as he did of old King Fer
dinand persists doggedly in his tyrannical meas
ures, and the Allied Powers are pledged to the
world, to oblige him to relax his sternness, and
look with decent respect upon the Rights Of
Man. We shall keep our readers posted, as the
complication progresses.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

Gy~ man discovered America, but woman
equipped the voyage" So it is ever man exc
cutes the great deeds, but woman trains the man.
Every efectual man leaving his mark on the
world is only another Columbus, for whose fur
nishiag, some Isabella in the person Of his moth
er, lara down her jewels, her van;tics, her COM
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
BORDER RUFFIAN CLAW" STRONGER THAN

BORDER RUFFIAN CLAW" STRONGER THAN TIE
CONSTITUTION Section l3 of the Bogus Kansas
enactmepts framed and passed by Missourians
says =" No person who is consc ientiously op-
posed to holding SLAVES, OR WHO DOES NOT
ADMIT TIE RIGHT TO HOLD SLAVES IN
THIS TERRITORY, SHALL SIT AS A JUROR,
on the trial of any prosecution for the violation
of any of the sections of thi. act.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO Ladies who wear hoops re kindly advised
by the Bellows Falls Argus to l'sok to their rig.
ging. A few days ago the editor &c observed a
lady sweeping along with the air of a queen,
with about two feet of whalebonc sticking out
behind" Belle Britain, writing from Newport,
advises the ladies to leave their hoops when they
go fishing, for sitting in them upon the rocks is
much like sitting on gridiron. 10
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
DIVIDENDS,
a,o,,A nj vide nd-Ten Thou nd n0lIaP r

DIvIDEID9
lst Grand Dividend-Ten Thousand Dollars
in Gold $4,000
ID Diy,dend--One Farm, located in the town of s.
IN. Berkshire. Kane County, Ill.and con- ~
tanning 100 acres Of land, with
house, barn and fences thereon al
70, fruit, sh ade and ornamental trees.
This valuable iarm Is ono Of the .s.
most beautiful in the State, being
under a high state Of cultivation,
la and situated on the Rockford State
- Road. Valued at $1,000
Id aaplyidend-One Dwelling house and lot on Nor
gan street, between Laks and Fulton.
r Tn property is In Of the most
healthy locations In the West divis-
lon OF the city, well supplied with
f hydrsnts and pure water, within ten
minutes walk of the Post Office, 20 u
l25. Valued at $4,000
eth Dividend -one Crane neck, round top supe- :,
rlor finish Coach from the celebrated
mandatory OF A. &. EithoIpe.- =. +
.'. -"' Valued at S1,40O
9Th piv,dend,--One erane-neck, square top Liv- -
eryC. .ach, best tnsh and same man
ufaetory. Valued at 31,2SO
9Th pyidend,-One crans-neck round top Livery
~ y.'ss ss q: with .v. s; :is: :,is:
9Th Dividend, Forty of good farming land, -
y t-. In burlington iownship,kane county,
4, ai. ILL Valued at $1,000
9th Div,dend,--One lot Madison street, one
% ' z block west OF Bulbs head, 30 125 $1,000
lCth-l3th Dv.-Four ,ots Of land, each contain-
ing ten acres and Of equal value, To-
.'-'it Gated the North Branch, mies ti'' ni .
il.h-l6th Div.-rwo French BarOuches, nne an
-. i.h, each s7oO. slAoo
18th Dividend ,-One Boston ReckAway +i y40O
l7tn-lsth Dv.-rwo standing top Rockawsys, $3.50
lSth-2S Dv.-Ten splendid Pianoes $500
Ss'n''a s.s .nseror nss $500 each s,seo
alth. 42d Dv.-Tsn first classto Buggies $500
44th-243d Div.-rwo hundred valuable building
- y s. Lots in the Western part Of the city -sa .
rstf E of Chicago. These lots rapidly q.
beautiful sites for residences In the
city, and will make the possessorof
atQt v' one of them wealthy man in
p. ., short time. Valued low at $500, $4,000
s44fh.ee3d Div.--Twenfy open Busgies, best
-, finish, each Of equal value, $1,000
46&th. 3th Dav.-ciity valuable buildnglots IN
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

WAsHrNcroN, Oct. 81.
Secretary Dobbin has resumed his duties at the
Navy Department.
All the Cabinet officers are now in Washington.
The unusual number of resignation of the ar
nv officers is in consequence as alleged. of the
inadequacy of their salaries for their support.
The War Department is constantly receiving
them.
The official majorities from all but eight or ten
Counties in Indiana foot Willard (Dem., II $40,
Morton (Rep.,) l2,l95.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CT The propeller NJ. r. Spaulding. with a
full cargo of merchandise FOR Detroit, was burned
on Friday last. in Erie Basin at Buffalo, N. Y.
The old propeller was valued at $4,000 to $l2,-
600, and was owned by the American Tran.por i.
tation Company. Total loss.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

cy Boston paper gives an account of a
prisoner confined in the Cambridge Street Jail
who has, during a confinement of Eve months,
made a model of steamer five or six feet in
length, completely .rigged with engine and mach
inery, all put together correctly, that upon NOV.
ing lever, the works are at once put in motion
His only tools were jack knife and broker
fnrk
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

eT Henry Ward Beecher says, in allusion to
some deprecatory remarks of the Evangelist -
"The Evangelist puts head of ridicue upon the
handle of sneer, that he may have hammer
wherewith to drive home upon me his own blum
ders y.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

IT II BOSTON, Uct. 81.
The Hon. Charles Sumner is expected to arrive
in this city next Monday. He win have public
reception. Prof. Huntington is Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements, and Gen. John S.
Tyler will act as Chief Marshal. Mr.. Sumner
will be met at Brooklyn and escorted 70 this city.
and at the conclusion of the reception ceremonies
he will attend grand Banquet in honor of him
at the Music Hall.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

GT A colored "gemmoh," being asked his
opinion of the weather, replied in che following
literary and miscellaneous style :--s After few
more sploviations. spec de wedder settle down
into state of protracted corwalessenoe, of in
definite obduration, wcdder or no %
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

cg We saw peck of apples sold yesterday,
in our streets, at ten cents apiecen Apple
trees could be bought for that where we used to
live " in the days Of Auld Lang Syne." Why
don't somebody invest few dollars in apple
trees? We can raise as good, as much, and as
cheap fruit in Minnesota, as Connecticut vie, ds
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO Since our last river report the Fanny
Harris, Thomas Scott and Rochester have ar
rived the first two have left also. The Thomas
Scott brough: about lis tons of freight to our
city. The Rochester goes out this morning. All
the boats intend making one to FIVE trips more.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. T.,
st. Paul, Nov. !, 1856 !
n conformity the suggestion Of many wise and patriotic
citizens OF the that uniform throughout all
the States Territories the Union be fixed
Of Thanksgiving 10 God for his manifold blessings,
Iwi Gorman Governor of the Territory OF Minnesota
do persons keep and observe Thursday the 10th
dag OF November such purposes and all
auesd abstain their usual occupations on that day
snd manifest IN way their obligations TO the Grea,
Ruler Of the Universe his goodness people ndvd
paily and collectively.
". A. G0RMsN, Governor.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO Mr.. P. Ryan will on Monday recommence
working the stone quarry of the Free Mason Co.
between 4th and St. Anthony SITS. This qnsrry
has turned out some excellent building stone. and
some twenty fro or thirty men will be immediat-
" employed upon it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO The Galena Courier gives as one argu-
ment against C. B. DEMO, the Republican candi.
date last Tuesday, that he used to BE- Temper
ance man! Editors Leal & Crouch ought to be
baptissd in Holland gin. ,a.aa.19.a
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
BOOTS AND SHOES,

~ G. HOFFMAN is now receiving his FAN ana Wipte,
Ss stock of Boots and Shoes, the stock
ever brought to this Territory, which he pledges himself
sell as low other house the Territory.
consists in part Of the following articles:
Gents Calf, Kip, Hunting, Hungarian, water
proof boots. ~ - -
Boys' Calf, Kip. sewed and pegged boots. 3
Ladies' Caters Kid, Congress alters
French Kid, Congress Gaiters Kid,
Calf Boots. ~ i'i f..i - ''i'
LADIES' French Toilet Slippers. 5ra ef.a
LADIES' French Rosette Slippers.
Misses and Chdres Shoes Of al Styles kinds and Quall-
ties. sl9 't-.'ial t' 80
In addition to his ready made he makes TO order all
articles called for In Ids line for both ladies gents
custom department under the supervision Of Mr.. George
Mead, of the best workmen the Territory.
call isrespectfully solicited. I'd ,,ee s.g ~ ~
G. B. HOFFMAN,
Opposite Empire Block, st. Anthony ST., g. Paul.
Nov. 7tb, s66. aGet '.lltsl.f =. - y
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

The stea. principle is, and ever win remain in force tha,
men by frre.-Continentsl Congress. .7!9.
No man lay his head In safety upon his pillow the
midst o. slavery.-Tbomss Jefferson.
snoGd transmit pos:erity adherence Of slavery
Patrick Henry.
finger that part Of the ConSu-
ecu the right the
one The Union territory VI the United
States Henry Clay. ..
neexbly opposed 10 the extension OF slavery this
Ccntaenl, beyond iS present hmts.-John c. Fremont.
.THE AsoLIrIoS OF DOMESTIC SLAVERY IA the greatest
eeject desire tAse Colonies, where unsply n-
.r1duced in their lnl4nt ta,e."-JeHersoR in l.74
Speaking subject jefferson remarks' When
that God just, tremble for country'
HENRY CLAY ON SLAvERY.-SI have said that never
could and repeat that cam and never
Will and earthly will make TO spread
slavery territory where does not now
Cicys Speech, Feb. 8, 1850.
sSr substantial good TO be done, wher-
and be prevented from becoming slave
the principle OF the extension of
eiavery pledged from the 1887; have been
pledged again and will perform those pledges;
bu; unnecessarily that wounds the eelin
Of others, that es dscredit undertandinS'-
Speech of Daniel Webster, 18th March, 1850.
nothing which the civilized world II they
fk- notice humble myself win reproach me
with, wnen said the other day. had made up my
mind, that under circumstances would consent to
extension OF the OF Slavery 10 the United
States further increase Of Slave Representation In
Of Daniel Hebsfsr
on the oregon Bill, lsjs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
AMERICAN HousE-NorlcE.

HE Proprietor Of the above popular commodisus e.
taoshment, would respectfully announce to his patSus
and the public generally, that in order
the travelling community, after the drst day Of
next reduce the price Of board dollar and
nifty cents day, at the time
friends that there will be to please,
In the s comor. which heretofore
hotel calls for. t,.er s. LONG, Proprietor.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CT The consular agent of the United States
at Constradt has demanded authority to hoist his
national flag, and to place the arms of his nation
over his residence. The Emperor has granted
this permission, and it is stated that the same
permission will be given to all the other consular
agents who may request it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

ca Those young ladies whose lips are trou-
bled with chaps, and ailing so frequent at this
time of the year, can get some Of the very bes,
ip.salvs at Bond Ksllogg's dru store. Call.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

Cg Hon. A. G. Curtis, in q recent Fremont
speech at Harrisburg, got of a most excellent
travesty. He said, ,'' When the Cincinn att Plat.
form was presented to Buchanan officially at
Wheatland. although unused to nursiog, he took
the bantling awkwardly in his arms. and sang to
it -
"Hush my dear. lie stn and sumSrr,
Pierce and Douglas guard thy bed
Border Rufians, without number,
Gather round thy woody head ~,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

GO Judge Brady, of New York, has ordered
the arrest of all the members of the San Fran.
cisco Vigilance Committee, now in that city, on
complaint of Billy Mulligan.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

ca Rogers, the poet, mentioned that the best
note he ever received, was from an American
lady, who, being asked to breakfast with him,
wrote, "Won't II" Certainly it was expressive
breyity. tara
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

60 During the year 1855 one hundred and
seventy-six mer' were hung in the United States
for murder. OF this number, only l3 could read
and write. What an argument for Free Schools !
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

OF the 1000 bonnets sold the store of Mrs. J. g.
Lambert ass week, eight hundred merely called in to
purchase piece OF ribbon Nosdy Of good taste
and Judgment examine her boEnets prices
buying Surely the ladies OF ST. Paul ought feel thankful
the offered them at Mrs. Lsmbers
Most asuredy they had like BEFORE We say to all
and yourself. nov7.tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO The "Broad Axe of Freedom, and the
Grubbing Hoe Of Truth, /" is the euphonious name
of paper started recently down in lows. Great
place that Iowa.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

eg Mayor Wood is stunning New York With
lecture on " The Genius of Alexander Hamil-
ton;" but his efforts do not seem to be apprecia-
tod t.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CT The little steamer Minnesota Valley, lies
at the levee receiving some headed repairs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

G. Friday is made from fry day, because it
was formerly the custom to have . fried dish on
that day for dinner. ,f
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

GI Mrs Trollope is still writing novels.-Her
last just issued in Londcn, has been favourably
received by the English critics.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
PURSE OF $4,000 IN GOLD
Making total amount Of 100000.

For certain disposition OF the above property, have
formed JOINT STOCK COMPANY, composed OF 100000
shares share Every shareholder is OF
ani by vote OF the sh ,rehodes stock
holders and OF distributing the dividends
will be detenne shareholders each County choosing
By person, all OF which when elected will compose
Joint COMMITTEE whose duty shall lie o direct and supern
tend Distribution he dividends forth
in the following schedule. a ne. ..|f
All received for the sale Of shares will be placed In
the hands Of A. &. Ethrope, and will be Deposit
ed By the credit OF the Shareholders, and will there
Iemsn until the dividends declared by the Committee
H.A. SMITH.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
THE HAREBELL OF THE BORDER.

ST. PAUL, Nov. I, 1856.
Mr.. EDiroR-DEAR SIR-If will print the accom-
psnyng eslon and copy should meet the eye OF the
said sweetheart and she should melt thereat, and-and&c
Twill invite the wedding and send Of cake
Yours Truly,
WelIi again tonight met her;
AndIvow, each time meet her,
Iwill break the siken fetter
Ere within the tolls completer.
What fool am I to think,
Heart for heart, that can win bers,
While her loves nectar drink
Poured BY presumng sinners
She isvery fair and young,
Good and gentle, ALL knowit:
But, Endymons among,
What chance hath a:pipiug postf
Idle 'tls to strive to slake IA
Thirst, know, with honed watr,
AndI know each look take
Makes her dearer than thought her.
Yet her soft cheeks dimple So,
And she speaks SO low and fsat,y,
And the uucaught kisses 60
From her parted lips swestig,
That cur boat has touched the shore,
And the gol ten spell is broken,
And the evening gone, befols
Half would have said IL spoken.
So what can do but 60
Once again, lust once, to tell her
What was left unsaid, and So
Leave her and from heart expel herr
Thus my frm resolves exhale
Into air, each night, above me,
And the air but swe'ls the sat-
OF my Hope that she will love me,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
GREAT rArTRACTION-MILLINERY.

WHEREAS wife, Catherine AM Foster has left nv bed
~ and board without just ton. will
pay no debts contracted by her after this date.
October q. 1856. IOSIA II n EOSruR
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

TAKEN UP,
Y the subscrb living the Saltwater road four miles
u ST. Paul, supposed to be two years old
with white spots her sides and belly The owner
charges and take her
- iti "'' G. w. STEWART.
2fyv1f2
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
ST. PACL MARKETs. m9r

NOV. q 1906.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.rhe following tho stablished
weights OF grains this Territory: Wheat, so Ds bu
Clover Seed, 50 lbs % Rye, Sc ms Indian Corn, So
ns ou; Oats, 80 s Barley 4S ms bu.; Buckwheat
70 ms v bu. 'olfi -''l -2f9fHifT l-E
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
Beef on foot. ...4@5c Apples..S2 2S2 20 bu
Cows .$30@35 Peaches pealed. ....$7 60@6
Work $oO to 300 yok apples. Oo0 ~ bb
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CI-The oldest daily paper in London is the Pub
lie Ledger, established in l760.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
NEW STORE-NEw GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL.
H. GRANT e. JOHNSON,

VA OULD call the attention Of the public stock
w Boots Shoes, and Leather, direc
Manufacturers Boston and New York Market
the largest and best assortment
which they selling low prices. Mark
retail prices. 3 -T''
Ladies Caters, from $l,25 to $3.50 .r
do Kid Shoes and Slippers rs cents 81 so.
do Peg Calf, Kip, Goat, and Enameed Ldies Lace
Boots, l,00to $1,50.
Misses and Chidrens Of all kinds rs eO
Mems Thick and Kip Boots from 81, ,26 to $500.
Boys do 1l, 20 to 1926. .Cs-l1t n
Mems French Calf Boots, Mems Congress Boots and n
fact large Of all for cash
approved paper, heir Third
occupied BY Woodbury. Putnam and the Holland Block ST.
Anthony street. II. p. GRANT.
ST. Paw" "av -, 1885, If i s. =. JOHNSON.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
DISSOLUTION.

9d3 fo lne DISSOLUTION. % h3ITHTs
HE co-partnership heretofore existing between Hen,
kessler Charles w. Riehl George Irvine under M
name o. this day dissolved by undersign-
virtue OF right
time. - s"s
All persons INDEBTED to said rm please cali
ana pay the amount Of their Indebtedness to Charles W. ReS
- 'no o'u s'and. II. KESSLER,
driH 315Ttt a{.5 NgH .z5cf by q. KESSLER. gi Il
q. @. w. RIEHL, .s
undcrsisRed have this day entered
tor tne purpose OF carrying the Hide
'.'ft ~ ~ 20 ~ aatlciA H. KESSLER.
~. :. ,.ae.. by G. II. KESSLE1.
Vct. Ie.-06W4W G.. W. RIEEIL
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
@9 MApAMoIsELLE BRICE's
Dressmaking EstabIishm ment.

NEDLLE BRICE respectfully informs her patrons and the
l public that she will be ready Monday, ins
to receive their slightest ORDERS having received
assortment of and graceful designs Ladies' Chill
drens dresses Rooms, winslow House,
Smith, dealer in dry goods. - ~. NJ. 80
ST. Paul. Nov. 9Th. wd 81
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

Cy Heightened sweetness long drawn out
q girl seven feet high.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
Huzza for MINI esota I


G II A II L ES w. WOOLLEY.
o.. a3iaf ca b LOWER LEVEE, ST. PAUL,
Isnow fairly under way, and will transacta sei.
BUSINESS,
T.ssll % lgg % Deallarsely In .Ea js.tlV iJ
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all busines trusted to his care, he will gfvs
PROlPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Aarfpackases "care Of c. W. w., ST. PAUL."
REFERS TO -I
Aessrs. Borup and Oskes, Bankers St, Paul,
Thomas B. Winston, ESQ.,, do. tr
y. +. McOloskey, ESQ.,, GalenA, Ill. -.
Pc. Walker, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa,
T. r. Taft x Co., do. do y..H. a
y. >. Phelps, Esq, Oquawka, Ill.
L. A. Benoist, l. Co., Bankers, st. Louis No 3tiE
Colonel Robert Campbell, - do. TO- .f...
Cornwall & Brothers, Louisville, Il. go
Williamson Mann Co., New York. l., -c'
Samuel Denman, ESQ.,, do.
Hugh Campbell, Esq. Philadelphia, Pa 5l "a
JOS 3. Lowering Co., do. dc. -.
Weld & Minot. Boston. -.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

cI We would say to our Yankee friend This
signature (?) betrays him. that we fancy we see
the ' cake" coming! We hope the "said sweet
heart'' will allow herself to "melt thereat,"
without hesitation, that the aforesaid loaf may
be handed over by the aforesaid interrogation
point, to the editor aforesaid, that he may soon
taste some Of lfe's sweets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
TAKEN Up
NOTICE.

subscriber one Black Horse supposed yr
~ DID, The owner requested to prove property pay
ges and takeit away. JESSE W. PENNIMAN.
nov II W. Franklin House.