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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
cR- The position of New England on the 4t

CO The position of New England on the 4th
of march next will be prouder than ever. She
will then present an unbroken front of Senators
and Representatives on the side of freedom, hav-
ing no longer single dougbface in either House.
The day is coming, no doubt, and not far dis
tant, when the crop of doughfaces in the entire
North will fail as effectually as it has already
done in New England, and the remnants of the
race cast out. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Cw A correspondent, writing from Glencoe,
under date of April 9th, says Glencoe is impro-
wing rapidly-twenty-two buildings are now IN
mons & Nickel, has just been completed, and
friend Mosser gives concert in it on Tuesday
evening next, for the benefit of Mr.. Graham, who
unfortunately broke his leg last winter. The
saw mill is doing good business, cutting, eight
thousand feet of lumber per day-a Metho-
dist Church is soon to be built-men of enter
prise and wealth are locating amongst us-trans-
actions in real estate are being quite brisk.-Min-
nesofn Dem.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

ca The Chicago papers mention the death of
Thomas McCalla, of the banking house of Davis
son, McCalla & Co., prominent and highly es-
teemed citizen of Chicago.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GYAt Washington, the pressure for Office con-
tinues excessive, and the President is sick and
cross.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

eTReal Estate sales are becoming active
We learn that 7. B. Wigfsll has made cash SALE
within the last few days rising 5000. -, =.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Boston folks are talking of indicting the
Speaker of the lower branch of the Massachu-
sets Legislature for keeping disorderly house.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

C. A supreme judicial decision has rendered
unto Cesar the things that are C@sars-John
Dean, the coachman, has been declared the true
and lawful husband of the daughter Of John G.
Boxer, the rich liquor merchant.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
The Next Victim.

ca 81 fear Goo" said great man, sand be-
side Him fear none but the man who fears Him
nOt.o er.r Gt ..-4r. s.tr.fs .s..,.s-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

There is slave in Memphis, Tenn, who
is worth ST., 900. He is owned by his wife, a
free negro woman, who refuses to make him a
free man. She is believer in woman's rights to
the fullest extent.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

The New York Tribune says that the Grand
Jury of that city are inquiring into the barbarous
practice that now prevails of imprisoning wit
nesses. 1t says: "It is almost incredible, but
nevertheless true, that involuntary witnesses Of
serious crimes are imprisoned for months, while
the real criminals 60 at large on BAIL"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Kansas is great Golgotha, whose plains are
becoming white with the bleached skulls of DEM
ocratic politicians. It is a poisoned valley,
through which no politician can pass and come
out again, alive. Reeder met his death there
so did Shannon; so did Geary: and SO will
Walker.
Walker is the next victim. He doubtless i'm
agines that residence in Mississippi has quail
fed him for all sorts of deadly climates, and that
he will 20 through Kansas unscathed. Vain
man. The very batteries which the Democratic
newspapers, as in duty bound, are heaping upon
him, are portentous Of the time when these same
newspapers will be denouncing with regular
Democratic savageness. When Reeder passed
through st. Louis on his way TO Kansas, all the
Anti -Bentonite of6ce-holders waited on him, and
We'd with each other in heaping courtesies on
their brother. When he passed through st. Lou
is on his way from Kansas, not an Anti could
be found to speak to him. Yet he was the same
Reeder. But the Administration had ostracised
him, and. of course, the ofice-holders took the
cue, and gave him the cold shoulder, too.
So it was with Shannon, and SO it was with
Geary. And when the little servie Democratic
organ here, s'congratulates the people of Kansas
| that they are to have an administration Of such
able men'' as Walker for Governor and Stanton
for Secretary of State, we remember how similar
things were said Of the three preceding victims.
and irenbIe. Poor Walker-poor Shannon-ex
| lied to Kansas only to be brought home, dead
men.-St. Louis Intelligencer.
FRANKLIN PlERcE TO BE PRxAcHrR.-It II said
that old Lorenso Dow, the celebrated clerical CO.
centricity, prophesied when Franklin Pierce was
Representatives in Congress that he {Pierce)
would be elected to the Senate then to the Pres.
| idency, and finally, that he would become amin
lister of the Gospel. Two-thifds Of the prophecy
have already been fulfilled, and we sincerely trust
that we may soon hear that Mr.. p. has sse shout
| fulfilling the other third. : sssaaH II .rsv ~s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Boor AND SHOE TRADE.-Men who have grown
up with the city, who have been in the West for
q long time and who understand its wants, are
the best calculated to supply those wants accord
ing to the wishes of the people. The House of
Ward and Doggett was established here at an
early day. For many years they were the largest
retailers in our city, and this fact makes them all
the better judges Of what the people themselves
require. They graduated from the wholesale and
retail to an exclusively wholesale business, in
creasing their facilities by adding more partners
and more capital to their house.. The firm of
Ward, Doggett & Co. have taken first rank in the
Boot and Shoe trade for years. Mr. Ward, the
Eastern partner, died last year, and the new firm
of Doggett, Bassett & Hills continue the trade at
the old stand on South Water street.
The grand secret of their past success, is the
sterling integrity and business capacity of each
partner in the house. 1t has been our fortune to
know them as merchant, and we but speak the
voice of our soul, when we say, they are men of
the highest sense of honor, have any amount of
capital requisite to their business, and sell as
cheap as any other house.-Chicago paper.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

AMERICAN WHIP CoNpANY.-The growing trade
of this enterprising and well known Company in
the Northwest, have made it necessary for them
to establish an agency in Chicago. in addition to
those they already have in st. Louis and Cncin-
natl. Messrs. J.F. Jordan Co., II Randolph
street, Chicago, their agents in that city, and
will supply all orders for Whips, Lashes, &c.
manufactured by the American Whip Co., at fac
tory prices, adding freight. This company pos
sess great facilities for the manufacture of these
articles in their three manufactures in Massachu-
setts, and offer as good an article at lower rates
than any other concern in the country. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Gz@ :" Fall of Feathers BE Still Later-the
Country Safe -" All Right. "-Father Opens.
For additional particulars inquire at the Min.
nesotian Office. From information just received,
we learn that the "Feathers'' fell at late Rail.
road Celebration meeting, at which said Owens
was present
P. S.--No body injured.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

WWe take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of MIR. w.
Hutchings' elegant New York Cabinet Furniture
Mr.. FL. has been for the last twenty years at the
head of one of the most extensive manufactures
in New York, and his name is guarantee that
whatever he sells will be of the best quality,
workmanship and finish. His stock consists of
all the modern and antique styles. Rosewood
parlor suits, ranging from $500 to 1000 each in
fact every style of every kind to suit all classes
of our communicable. H. has made arrange
ments with the best manufacturers in New York
for complete assortment of the best toned and
most durable Piano Fortes, which for the last 8
years have taken the highest premiums at the
American Institute Chicago paper.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

cF The Reveille and theYeatman were discov-
cred at our levee yesterday morning, having come
up the river in the night. They brought some
forty or fifty passengers. The latter left yes
terday for below, and is due here again this NOR
ming. The Reveille also went down in the after
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

q Some enthusiastic Southerners at Wash
ington have a project on foot TO start Pro-Sla-
very American paper in London, England. Its
object will be to convince the English that Sla-
very is a good and Christian thing, and to pro-
mote direct trade with the South. Prof. Alexan-
der Dimitry, translator in the State Department,
Louisianian, is to be the editor. 1t will afford
an excellent butt for Punch.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

ST. PAUL's CHuRcn.-The Protestant Episco.
pal Parish of the city of st. Paul is now fully
organized. The church is to be known as Saint
Paul's Church, and the edi6ce, which will be q
magnificent structure, is to be erected during the
ensuing summer in the lower part of the city.
Rev. Dr.. Patterson, of New Jersey, has accepted
the call to become the Rector of the Parish: The
Doctor is expected here next week. At q meeting
of the parishioners on Tuesday last, the follow.
ing wardens and vestrymen were elected:
Wdrdens.-N.J j. 7. Dana, Norman W. Kittson.
sKsstrymea.-C. W. Woolley, H. A. Lambert,
j. j. Beaumont, j. r. Livingston.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

" "The N. Y. Home Journal Ia first-rate pa
per by-tbe-way) says that 'sFixed etiquettes
are fences to keep fools from doing what wise
men wish exclusively to have the doing 20,
cV The following advertisement appears in
the N. Y. Tribune:
Wanfed-By Sceptical Family, house said
to be haunted, which may be had at low rent,
either in town or country, provided it is in rea-
sonable distance of the city. Address Box No.
1896 p. @. ~. 80
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GY The immediate cause Of DR.. Kane's death
was the bursting of blood vessel during q &c Of
vomiting from seq sickness, on his voyage from
st. Thomas to Havana.
z TIE SPECULATION IN MoUNr VsRSoN.-The
terms on which John A Washington offers to sell
Mount Vernon are the following: lot. He will
sell only 200 acres of the estate any way. ID. He
asks $2O0, 900, cash down, for that piece. Sd. He
reserves the right to enclose half an acre (sclu-
ding WAsHrNoroN's tomb) and having it used as
burial place for ever, for him and his heirs!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

z ca The New York Herald says of the wo-
mans rights movement:
The plain fact of the matter is, that all this
nonsense about down trodden women is gotten
up by q few hundred persons supposed to Be fe.
males, but whose sex is not accurately defined by
exterior developments.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

Ca Writers often multiply words in the vain
attempt to make clear to others what is not clear
to themselves. fa aN8 usAa
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

5sai From iass4
w. 3. SPENCER Z co.'s,
Advertising, Newspaper and Collecting Agency, 10, ~
Ne. iol Randolph street, Chicass, nli.sis.
GKoRGE ". CHAPMAN Z co. na''s
Ms.stssssss1s u q T. Sss;s | Patent o s., ,sasssg
" Patented July is, 1854. ii4'''.'' ''''',
SIDING AND FLoeRING NILLs.-rhis mill Is . perfect
:sfsetns MILL thickness required without stopping
the mil change the ss 1t requires bunting post
the carriage IN ggng back, weight below
floor, the changes without either
m m, and 1s sun, 9ny thing Of the KIND
necessary 70 mill to make good lumber A.
agesets on saw far enough to allow for the bsck
cut Or trembling Of the ggng
indicates together ose to the greatest poss
bic accuracy. This mill be arranged is patented to
the offset used but sets and feeds with perfect
accuracy both ways. The mschinery in this mii
wheels to break, adapted lumber country ex-
y: w sTanS hard and viii cut more lumber
than any other mill in We parties
ute ana have cut from eighteen two thousand
feet S per hour with the fers1erd cut only. ~ r3cl
s are Kept constantly on hand and lights Of single mills
Msn.isct:ry, iss Canal ssree.,sl.aos
Between Jackson and Adams Streets. =, ~.
The following gentlemen who usng Mills, permit
to name them references esss ~ fIIa1IA
Ohcd8o. Durgans 0anltoW0c, WIS.
Kennedy q Stockbridge, w. +. Powers, Grand Ra-
1.-TWO mills) kalamazoo, pids Mich. " ~ 'lfFst
8. N. Farnham, st. Paul. Green & Grairs, Cedar Rs.
L. Crsnoy, barraboo, wis. pids, Iowa. fssgt
J. G. Chase, Oshkosh, wis. - - r-'@t
N. B. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH DOUBLE OUT
MILLS ON SHORT NOTICE. --T -. apI6-vly
BROWN HILLGARD,s e9isss 3
No. lSS Lake Street, Chicago. i
Wholesale Dealers and Manui actur srs Of = .
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 2s
ITO UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALEKS.s
nave M1T%asSS sSSsa 1HD sspDve
KINDS, ~
Including the following goods by the ton and bale. CURED
Horse Hair, Feathe Moss, Excelsior, Husk, Cotton,
Grass Springs, Webbing, Twne Bapse, Damasks, Gmps
Trimmings, etc., etc. aif1.f liii..,t -,A lt -
HOTELS, CHURCHES, dN ?.
AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, ~
Furnished At Eastem Prices, =, ,tl
AND AT SHORT NOTICE. gssqt
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

O. The Oronoco Courier says that "a Saloon
has been established there, s'which is acknowledge
ed on all hands to be more useless than ornamen-
tai" 1t also advertises for larger lot of 'smar-
riagabe ladies to extricate some forty of us bach
elors out of this disagreeable state of single
cursedness -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

DOGGETT, BASsETT HILLS Nof
Successors to Ward, Doggett & Co., es"O
Wh0lesaie Dealers and Manufacturers, ei M,
Are now Prepar d 20 E hibit their
SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, t@
Comprising all varieties adapted wants Of Oy
Country Trade,
To which they respectfully invite the attention buyers.
MEMS KIP AND THICK BOOTS,
Made in their Chicago Mandatory, constantly hand
The above viii be offered at the very prices, on
liberal terms.
1873, south water street 133.
al1-3mw Near CLARK street Bridge. .st,t'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

PAHINE1 In the staging business, Win capital q,
IA 43oo0 None need appy who cannot devote his tns =
The MANAGEMENT of The buE1neas. Appfy 70 ~ :
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

FIRES AT WASHINGTON AND MINNEAPoLIs.-We
learn that a house in Minneapolis was destroyed
by fire on Thursday night last. We also learn
that the hotel in Washington, Chisago county,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss of the first
building, 81 900; of the hotel, about So, 1000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
@ o M M E r. @ I A L.
ST. PAUL MARKETs

Z .rgf{ u,. sfi DAILY TINES OFFIcE,1
April IL 1857.
The markets are now undergoing change,
ing to the influx Of immigrants and opening navga
on There has been st reduction the price Of
hour, superfne selling $6 Sc 6O
sofa brand at % 80 sack. Rye -four firm at a. 50
sack Fresh pork has advanced $s Bacon
is ID cents The demand good cents
exceeds the supply, but has strong downward tendency
owing to the prospective arrivals the article
is looking up-s kinds going quick %
prices are transory and cannot probably
Hay is quiet at $40 $25 (t ought quiet
sales have been made at $28 $50 during past
Wheat-ess coming in going al a 81 rs. Oats
10 80 cents Corn, scarce, hardly any market quick
sales at 81 %. - ,4sff3 - 8..s = g,4.a
Fruits, domestic and imported Of all kinds and qual.
tiles are very scarce The wholesale wholly
exhausted and there is 40 hope
the market until summer. We would attention Of all
our this branch of indusryhe
Of fruit trees Our climate, soil, general
all favor the growth and perfection FRUITS agrcu
trists cannot do better than direct to the
rearing of these agreeable esculents. -
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The following table of the number
to aders: Wheat, so Corn, sheed, MS Corn
on the cob 70 mss Rye, 6S Ds OATS So Barley, ms
Buckwhea 90 MSS Sweet Potatoes, 90 Beans 60 ms;
Bran, 20 Ds Glover Seed so Hemp Seed ns Timothy
Seed 40 MS Irish POtaoes so Onions Blue Grass
Seed II lbs; Dried Peaches, 80 rs.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
Beefon ....4@5cT Apples. 6O@a Is bu
Cows .S30035 Peaches Xmas
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

The st. Paul Times and the Pioneer have
each copied an item from the Republican Advo-
cate of the 2lst March, headed 'Our Prospects, -
and credited it to the Henderson Democrat. Be
careful, gentlemen.-Republican Advocate.
We had no intention of giving the wrong credit
for anything, especially as the Advocate is very
credit-able paper, and We gladly acknowledge
the uintentional error. But, (curious coinc-
dence :! we find in the same number of the paper
which complains justly, as sbsve, three editorial
''items" cut bodily from the Times, without any
credit what ever. How's that, Mr.. Advocate?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

TRUMAN M. SMITHS BANK
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND JACKSON-STS., -, A.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota.
Exchange Bought and SodInerest on Time Depos-
s-Parcuar attention paid Purchase and Sale Of Real
Estate and Loaning Money. - - I
TRUMAN M. SMITH, Banker.
mho-lyd&w* THOMAS B. CAMPBELL, Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GE Floating ice still drifts slowly by the city,
but the river is about clear.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

AMERICAN WHIP COMPANY. sts39
MANUFAcrURERs OF ssb az .sr.
WHIPS AND HE'S,
of every description.
Stores n Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill.
J. r. JORDAN 6 CO., Agents.
1T Is the intention Of the company keep on
hand, At this pint, large of whps
Lashes tc at Factory Prices, with the addition freight
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hereby given that the Duplicate receipt No.
quarter Of fhe North No.
nve 0 In Township No. twentyseven North Range twenty
one West, entered by at the Once, has
Deen lost and that at the of three the
nst Of this notice, will apply
OF the General Land Once for the repayment of the pur
chase money paid for said land.
apll-3tw lgs3 JAMES Y. CAynwrIE ei8
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

AT OAK GLEN, Steele Co., man with Saw Miu an,
IA another with stock goods sue q are vauted IN ~
country. For particziars, apply 70 a esssgelIss 80
ap10-dkvu "a J. =. BRACKET, Laksvilie.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
New HAxPsHRR ELEcTIoN.-The vote for Gov
ernor stands as follows:
HALE, Republican, 34,99l
WELLS, Democrat, 81, 1858

Republican majority, $3.50
All branches of the State Government are Re
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
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