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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14

E csVOV the highest market price will be PAID IN
cash at store opposite the Cour, House La
Sale st. [Hovl4I W. c. +. RICHARDSON.
Prnro.ai. 10 bniId sidewalks.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Thos. Barton, Henry
~ Green, and NJ. d. Ctkin, Street and Alley Commit
OF The City Council OF the City OF Ottawa Will re elve
bids for bains plank sidewalk, according to law and
ordinance, in front of the following described lots to
Lots No. and 8, in block "a in Gresns Addition to
Ottawa. (uovIil }. AVERY, Cdy Clerk
/ Admin istratrir's Sale eff Real Estate.
VDY virtue order and decree of the County Court
ID of La Sale County Illinois, made on the petition OF
the undersigned administrative the of Henry
G. Cotton. deceased, sell the real estate of
said deceased the last September term OF said court
to wit on the 1911, day OF eptember A D. 1851 shall,
on the 9th day OF january next between
O'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ of said day, sell at
public sale at the south door OF the Court House IN OF
tawa sale County Illinois, all the interest of the
Henry c. Cotton in the following described real
tate the County of La Sale and State of Hi
Z noiS to wit:
/ Lot one, a. in block three, 81
/ Lot FIVE, TO- in block fifteen G5,)
/ Lot thirteen, OBJ in block twenty-five, (22o
Lots FIVE Is nine, 90 ten Q0) eleven (lO and If
teen, go in block twenty five, (25)
Lots one GJ two cd five, 90 eight, g., fourteen,
/ Q4A and fifteen, N5,) IN block twenty-nne, I29O
Lot three 81 in block thrtytwo, (32 all in Ottawa
/ Centre, in the town OF Ottawa.
/ Lot six. (s,) in block fityone. oh
Lots nine, o. thirteen, tlSO and fourteen Q4D III
block fifty eight, (5s)
Lot eight, 81 in block eghty-hve, go all in States
And the west naIf southeast quarter of lot
ven, a. in block twelve, Q2D in the Original Town of
Ottawa The east = o out lot fourteen, (l4) in the
south fractional quarter of Section eleven, t1) in
Township thirty three (S3 OF Range three 81 east
and outots four a. seventy eight (1S,) in the
south fractional quarter of Section, Township. and
Range aforesaid; and the east fractional southeast
quarter of SECTION six l60 in Township thirty three
(33) of Range four ~ East, in said La Sale County.
Terms-one- third cash in hand and balance ere
dit of six and twelve months the purchaser to give
proved personal security and "A mortgage on the premi
sold 10 the payment of the purchase money
MARY T.. COTTON,
admir-. Of TEE Estate Of Renry q. Cotton, decd
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LIVINGSTON CouNrY.-This county, which

LIVINGSTON CoUNTY.-This county, which
gave Fremont 800 majority year ago, was
carried by the democrats at the late election
by handsome majority, after an animated
contest. The following is the officers elect
ed, with their majorities;
Jones Uudge).
Morgan (Associate) maj. over Veach. >. "A
Angle (AssOciate) maj. over Darnall. -.
Saul (Clerk). .9S
Buck (Survey0r). 40
Hager,y School Commissioned. 10
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Bragg.

~ Y GRIGGS hatters himself that no Retail Drug
II. Store in the West offer larger. better select
ed, fresher complete stock OF pure Drugs .di-
cnes Chemicals than can be had at the sign oil tho
Good Samaritan Nattnger's Block -.
Also, all kinds of Patent Medicines oezs
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HNLa Sale -. on Monday the ,! inst. s POCKET
~ BOON. containing money ADD other p1peTs-
TIE owner have 10 by proving property. and paying
for ti5> adv ert.seu.-i.;, ty applying "a -
ru.L.-oN sDtlN fiUbAN
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SnaciaI Entice.
TAKE Motto

FEfUOSE iu3.hted vii please call and pay NJ
L wi;ho=: further notice, AID save costs
unvli GEO. BRISTOL
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Residence for Sale.
y. q. q. =.

OFFER for sale cash, or years, or for
i well secured paper, my present residence. on the
blum one and quarter miles north OF the Court House
uoyI4-tf BRONSON MURRAY.
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Cheap Ssrraf.

TIE subscriber viii from this day forth sell bread
three cents Cor the pound Loaf, or 81 LOANts FOR
g. Persons by paying ~ get 81 tickets for which they
get bread fresh every morning Unit; the tickets are
| all returned
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes, &c, at cts per do
zen
Atthe Bakery in Nattinger's Block, next CHEEvERs
Store foc3l-lysl L. PIERGUE.
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RICHARD STADDES.


Estate NJ ,IeGS JgcOh~Jn, Gecd.
NOTICE i hsrrby given. an persons having claims
y against the o J-u JtcoD~uu. deceased that
| viii attend a of the County Court OF Ia Sale
County he held OTTAWA. in SAID County o. Ia Sale
and state % Illinois, the third Monday % December
when and whore al persons having claims against
SAID notified present the IN wiring to
said Court for dustrnent. noy.-w b. TISYER, IdHI'r
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Farm for saiE

7 OFFER f.r sale, for cash time. ny Old home
stead farm in tie OF Farm Ridge, consisting o
about 20 acres OF cultivated land and 60 acres social
ed ,iri t.r Good dwellings orchard and abund
springs for STOCK water. uoyI+-tf BRONSON MURRAY
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- hereby given, that ut the last meeting Of
~ ae clty Council the sidewalk on both sides OF
NAN ST. IRON La sale to the sidr-cu, nos, remaining
guy " 80" anu not rebuilt ordered TO be rebuilt
WITHIN Ten Gays IRON the passage Of said ordr or tho
same would he built by the City and the axnen Iraot
assessed according To law. Said walk. To he ~ nh
pine plank, IL feat wide LnOyI4 AVERY Citg CisrE
8'r0pOs;si Il 10 build n s,oc.synIL
NOTICE is hereby given, that Thos Barton. Urnr,
Green, and Moses d. CABIN, street aud Alley Com
mitiee of the City Council Of the City Ottawa will re-.
ceve bids for building plank dewalk, built sc
corning 10 law and ordinance, the south side Of Ma
1soh sreet from Clay Street 10 Bi-sll Street ami in
'front.' OF the fo!o~ng described lots parts lots and
Le situated 10 the subdivision 0f the swirlq o.
Sec H. + % y, X p 81 p. m, TO wit:
nh out lot ~ nh ont Tot a
80 =" ''' 60
Said Sidewalk being still uufn' shed AFTER . notice NJ
thT'y days 10 build the same having been given
A''i7 - j. AVERY, city Clerk.
Prices Reduced TO Compare with the
aimr..
CsT received large assortment Of Mems and Bows,
- Thick Boots, also an assortment Of Ladies' and
Misse- peeIed Gaitsrs and Walking shoes which viii
be sod at lower prices than any other place cit y
All Eastern money taken.
A0y :, 1914. PISKE 4 TAYOR.
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GEO. -. FISHER.

MAREIED-In ~. town 0, Rutland, by Cyrus Shaver,
E~1 Mr. wnu.s ". SYszs and Mss ASSs-IsE Z. TITUS
al Of Rutland.
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Gal.
:! He subscribers having engaged in the coal business
would inform the citizens Otta~t that they have
4 established q Coal Yard in the o. the Baptist
Church. where they viii be ready an times 10 I'll all
orders their line 4 liberal reduction made to farmers
will call their coal bed east OF the Feed
Bridge on the Dayton Road the lands Of DR..
Rowland : SUFARNAN.
/ or:;l SIN p : BEARDSLEY.
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wanted immediately.

> Hnn HIDES. and 300 lbs. Talow, for which
} sO\yO the highest market price will be paid in
ash our store opposite the Court House La
AN. 81 TUoyl4I W &. +. RICHARDSON.
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a..ctnsntie, tsanE.n.

Take Notice.
TsfHOSE indebted or Millinery prc-ioIs 10 the
Lr-t o. S-q-. -. Sii p'-S<- eli and settle the
same virho-; delay lnogl+iHl SARAH GRECO.
formation Haet-n.
y|LIZaBFTH CAEASAUGH came y Ottawa six weeks
ago AM l~ NOS been heard from since. Any NOR
Nation @! h,r left a. ~ o:.ce vii b. thauk MY
.5.vrd ir..I1 ". r FAIRFIELD.
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ITO soohe the mind made by these hard times
i Ely GRIGGS has just received large addition to
his stock of Nions Accordeons Guitars, Drums Flutes
&c. &c. Sheet Music, Song Books, Note Books &c.
Sign of the Good Samaritan Nattnger's Block oc4
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MI~cnusIn Election.

ro,a @lg9 I,se Ia Isl9 1..s l.Is sc IL. 49,
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nsRrss
GAL.

IL rersnu. indebted the sIb-crib-r requested
N TO call and settle Immediately AMI thereby save
costs T,oy 1-Svl SARAH GREGG.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
On the Right Side.

The Owstonns Waterman, (Which, by the way
10 good paper,) has three editors, one of whom
while sojourning in st. Paul, defends the advo-
Gates of the removal Of the Capital, while the
ether two oppose it in the same issue of the same
paper. The real editor, under whose name the
editorial supervision of the paper appears, deems
81 no more than right that his position should be
known, so in the 9th of March number Of his pa.
per, after discussing at length the legality of the
question, and annihilating the opinion of est.
Paul lawyer" be concludes as follows:-
Taking the whole matter as we understand it,
we can but come to this conclusion That the
temporary seat Of Government only has been es-
tablshed, which was done at the first session of
the Legislature; that the Legislature is not com.
petent to legisate further, except to provide for
the permanent location, and that must be done
% as to submit the location to q vote Of the peo-
pie.
The location at st. Peter not being permanent,
and not having any provision to submit the ques-
tion to the people, is consequently void.
We give these our sentiments, knowing also
that many of our most intimate friends differ
from US, and we believe honestly differ.
And such are the sentiments almost universally
expressed by the Territorial journals, some Of
whom are more indignant than even the Press Of
St. Paul. .r...,r
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Chicago.

The late election in this city, (an account Of
which we gave yesterdsy,) has demonstrated that
"the little giant" is on the wane, in the place
where he resides, and that the "spel' which has
90 long held honest men, is at last broken. John
Wentworth, the editor of the Democrat, and one
of the most inve.srate haters of Douglas. has
been elected Mayor by large majority, while the
same branch of the city government which last
year was Democratic, is now Republican. The
Chicago Tribune thus alludes to tho victory
achieved:
We rejoice. Tho spirit and pluck of the people
OF Chicago, when just reforms and the great
principles of freedom are concerned, are able to
cope with and crush any opposition. They will
not yield now nor ever when the country calls up.
on them to d" or dare for justice and right.
The triumph on the rest of the ticket is more
decided, in all probability than on that of Mayor.
Thus the City Government will be in the hands
of men who we believe and trust will not only
establish new policy, but make it consonant with
wise pracrical business system and just rule.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
stHish as n kite !"


Our friends in Saltwater, Winona and st. Pc.
ter, are as high kite in their rejoicinSs over
the passage of the Railroad Land Grant Bil!.-
Every man in these three places considers him.
self millionaire, and their jubilant conduct is in
keeping with their extrsvagant notions. Real
estate has jumped ten feet into the air, and there
is no getting it down! Aighfalutin eloquenoe
descants most earnestly on the rise Of town sites
and the expansion of cities. Imagination con.
jures up the shrill whistle Of the locomotive,
and little children gather by the way-side to note
the s'kitchen stove in breschss,: as it rolls on ts
way to the Pacific coast! Magnificent palaces
rise in the air! Splendid coaches aud fours roll
through our streets! And rufisd shirts and
sssrched collars take the place Of the plain and
paper limitations!
1t won't do, gentlemen; it won't do. You are
on too much Of "bender!" and before the
opening of spring the ice may break and let you
through. Our friend Of the Winona Argus is
particularly pleased, and talks of ''the Transit
Railroad as Waking Reality !"- (wonder how
long it has been asleep?)-s'of the plenitude OF
our Joy in commemoration of the auspiciou.
event!' and concludes with $50 Triumphe!''
Now, We have no disposition to throw cold wa
ter on the excitement caused BY the passage Of
the Railroad Bill, but would it not be more dis
erect to move more quietly and cautiously p
Suppose in certain localities Real Estate goes up
to high figure now, where will it be when the
Railroad is completedf Il will take bigger
genius than the member Of the Council who as
serted that was two-thirds of IA, to tell! Dom,
initiate the bubble so that it will burst! And look
out that in the present state of excitement you
do not become so excited as to burst yourselves
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

Neenah City-This Town has few weeks
ana already 10 thriving condition. n Bee. l2j
No Range 70 the rvsd Minneapolis oud, and
half between the latter and City apd Of
mile from the Mississippi Frqaoeuetah Uresk which runs
through the town, affords good milling privileges, whioh viii
% improved this fail, oy the erection ssw.il. Next
spring goUd Saw-m and grist-A il r,5 ,-l.gl II
The improvements up stores, Blacksmith shop.
Shoe shop and Wagon hop. There hes been pvst ONCE
fer months. Five good houses already
and ten viii be this fail. gosd d nnisheu ana
aty for the accommodation Of tras slers. ~
The prUpretcr prepared TO offer unxua inducements TO
mnen and manufacturers, there bring plenty
and good ber various kinds very town. Brick.
makers will nnd excellent bed Vt brick the towu
and this an excellent pst asshs arou 6 IN Sx.
celep quality spd se tor tes back. All dssrous Of 40.
themselves. The proprietor viii give prepared 70 COM
mepcs business here THEIR OWN TERMS.
settlers building dwellings GOOD lots free
charge. Building material plenty Granite any quantity
found nesr town. brick in the site aud nj
being easily Obtained. Land taken In
Tor lots. Address, L. b. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
ns22-dhwH le 9.tr kernah, Stexrns Co., u. T.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Another Murder :

~"-Ou Wednesday noon, an Irish-woman was shot
mortally about four miles from this city by a
German named John Tucker. The assassin had
been for some time boarding with the woman,
and was about to decamp without paying bis board
when she refused to let him have his trunk. A
quarrel was the consequence, in which Tucker
drew revolver and shot her down. The pistol
was loaded with heavy shot, the whole charge OF
which entered her face, probably penetrating to
the brain. He then escaped, but the officers OF
this city Immediately took his track, and his cap
ture is probable. Officer Plattue started soon
after Tucker left, and the friends of good order
are very sauguine of his success.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
The bred Scott Case.

Several of the Judges of the Supreme Court
have decided against Dred, or in other words,
have decided that ''negroes, whether slaves or
free. that is, men of the African race--are not
citizens Of the United States, BY the Constitu-
tion, THAT the Missouri Compromise was void
and of no efect,-that the removal of Slave
as Slave to Free State, with view Of q
temporary residence, does not work out his emsn-
cipation. Several Of the other judges are to
give their opinion in II few days, when tho case
will be fully disposed Of.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

g. sSsSps a ala VIZ NjrtS ksnse ~ w.s. On ~ ths tts
Clearwater Rye, about mile above mouth. IL usl
10 miles irvm Monticello and ~ St. Cloud on the road
ruaanG rvn the latter place 10 Minneapolis. The Railroad
or which charter has been graned running
two Places trsvsrsss the town. p 'sslia ~ f'II
The Clearwater st this point Affords water
and In Spring grist and VIII erected. Lime, Of
an excellent quality, also sbounds and higher
price than the celebrated Alton lime Preparations are making
for burning stone sxtensivey neg town
also found the only bed Of good Pot ~ Cay the terri.
soy, % veil % Hck Clay Of good quality
are invited 70 come and examine the bed.
The country around Of the best quality
heavy crops. Nearthe towa Il ID mostly prairie. About
miles back excellent timber and brSh prairie are found
fhese islse pleusy of hay and water u the surrounding
county 10 already settled back ~ far a. Fa. aaven and
hree rosds here, one 10 Far Rsysn and Fores.
oity one 70 Main Prairie and Dayton tSauk Rve
Ia Oedsr lsland Lsbs. sg3g ,iie-i Il g. b8'sTol3 !
the improvements going up good store, hotel,
windmill (gist shoe and black smiths shop
school will be opened here this season. W singing
school and lyceum. Los .giss, ray stsev,4 r.55
To milmen merchants the
oer unparalleled Inducements. and Eyen
70 who will substantial mills Cahi etmakers
will nnd this good point thfe being immense quantity
hard and soft timber various kinds vwn, welt suited
for this branch Of manufacture Settlers building in
also have lots, .- -
me pspon would now invite a those in search Of good
business placea those who want pleasant hometo
and view the and adjacent country confident VIII
please one and a 2 III fs efl tEBH gfttsHU
The divided sixteen shares Of which few an
now for sale. Address, Mcdonald & NeCrory. 9flT
WlLLIAx McDONALD, JOHN MCDONALD, and HER
BEET AcCkOk1 Propnetors. novl8-wu
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

GT Bostwick, Pease & Co. lis the name Of .
new Banking House recently established in this
city, corner of Third and Robart .sts. The firm
consists of gentlemen Of extensive and credita.
BILE reputation in the East-Wm. Bostwick, late
Cashier of the Mahaiwe Bank, Great Darlington,
Mass. r. N. S. Psase, late Cashier Of the Iron
Bank, Falls Village, Conn;. Richard II. Pease,
Proprietor of the Excelsior Agricultural Works,
Albany, N. Y; Chas. Hunt, President of the
Housatonic Railroad Co., Huntsville, Conn. /;
Reuben Bostwick, Cashier of the Pine Plains
Bank, New York; Platt a. Paine, NORTHEAST,
New York.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet.

The following is the Cabinet of the new Pres
ident, as confirmed by the Senate on the 9th in.
slant: e'-@t t.a> = .
Secretary Of State-LswIs CAss, of Michigan.
Secretary of the Trcusury-IlowELL CoBB, Of
Georgia. .e.
Secretary Of War-JoHS c. FLOYD, Of Vir-
ginia.
. Secretary Of the Navy-IsAAc ToucEY of Con-
necticut.
Secretary of the Interior-JAcos THoxrsoS OF
Mississippi. - ~
Attorney General-JuDor BLAcx, Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Postmaster General-A. V. Brown, Of Tennes-
see. a. 500 1 (
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
ct. PAUL MARkETA.
9al DAILY TIMES orrIcE,l !

- i ,
There nuctuaton in the Of the markets
reports There been considerable reduction
in price Four, owing the largely increased
supplied nom the country-a competition not anticipated
By produce this city. Provisions
active, plethora In the pork market relieved by the
suspension arrivals. Fresh advanced 2Oi3c. Ness
arm at 42tD bbl Bacon, sinactve. Lard quetA l6c.
good Butter supply, the country
article going quickly 40e. Hay arm $i6 On
the condition the the
the Ice the Mississippi wood has advanced >6
O. 10 uuseasoneA, aud 81 0S ury. THIS Is, how
ever only temporary. Considerable Wheat cUntnuts
the Countryside. 81 q rs bush. So ready
suppy gratifying, ss shows that the
In developing the latent the Tertoy,
placing all the channels independent
ing. Frus. domestic and imported x kinds quail.
tiles The wnolsssls almost wholly
exhausted, and there IL hope permanent renewal
market until summer We woald the ali
9ar this DrAuch VI industsyths
of fruit Uur climate, soil, neral
AMI perfection fruits, sxrieu
do direct sstsLten the
rsAriIg Of those agreeable escuenS, 4.a
WEIGHTS GkAlN.--rh~ following ssatablishen
Weights grains Tor tnis Territory: Wheat, 30 bu.
As .u; osts, - - bui Bsrlsys - Suckwhsst
~ - = bu. ~ = .,.t
Seefon ........AQ6cT Apples. jOG2 Is bu
jows .$s09S6 Peaches pessd. 81 6o@e
Work to 2oo ysk Green VOC Sbi
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
NEW TOWNS.

Manchestsr.-At meeiig Of the stockholders Of this
new town saturday last, they voted good aud
substantial Saw aid ris k 30xeo, sed public
house. csmmittss Of four were Appointed With p0w ~
contract for The erection these dngs also
arrangements Bringing The river, report
ture mestng IL s v.ted to appopriAs hs funds In
the Treasury Of the Company the VI
m~ns, ale 70 appropriate al eeds arising
the CVmpsny for the ssme before making
This Town besuuiiy vczte0twV Important roSds rum
ning directly through pve aud surrvundsd
fertile country, with AZ .bu dance of wood aud
Win thees advautage toge her with ixr gree VI
the part Of tn Proprsvrs th pvut dss.nsd BE-
Of considerable importance, Yy21}e fiit r -@
CAPT. JOHN JACKINS, Of Minneapolis, 10 Presiden and
n. s. PLuxkR, Secretary. fsIS-u
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

G. The Connecticut river at Windsor, during
the recent freshet, cut new channel just above
the mouth Of the Pennington river, through some
of the finest farms in that section. Tho width oi
this channel is some forty yards. and its length a
couple of miles or more. Whether the waite,
will continue to forsake its old course when sum.
mer comes, remains to be seen. At present it is
deep, and is apparently forming an atsachmen,
to its new acquaintances.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

WISsLow HousE.-At no period during its ex.
istence has this Hotel been SO completely crowd
cd with customers as the past winter. Every
room, nook and corner have been occupied, and
we hear of none who have not good word for
the manner in which it has been conducted, and
the gentlemanly treatment which has been re-
ceived, both from the landlord and his ndefatiga-
BILE assistant, Mr.. Darrow. It is to be re6tted
and refurnished this spring, and then, as now,
will continue to hold the pre-eminenoe as the
6rst-class Hotel in this Territory.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
! oxen..t10o " ~
ppERn MEAT.
rusLiG NvAl.A.

Territory Of ninnsots, In Probate Court in snd said
- County OF Mower. County. f
late Of said County. . 6s.yfs y i ff' - :
ON reading ding The petition James G. Aeksy a
ener things that the sixteenth June, D., 1855
the said deceased contracted convey him. the sad pe
uoner the premises and described follows " wits
the undivi sd fourth part OF all the unsod the village
plat Of s village Of Austin, In the norheas quarter
section No. three 0 In tSwnshiv Nv. twS
o! north Of range sishtsen corued In he oes
VI Register Of Deeds for ss1 cosy Ass the undivided
Of said section No. three containing forty aeres, more or
lessS and claiming that he, the said petitioner, entitled
1t said premses, praying Hannah Z.
Leverch Of said estate authorised and d.
Of saia presesto him, The said petitioners ordered
that SAID stitipn bs beard bsoe hs Judge pf th Court
Tuesday, the 18th day VI Nay. l.. 1857, ocIoek
Ny the dwelling housa Of A. B. vsughs in The prhet
ef Austin, said County Of Mower, spfther ordered
that noce thereof be published for six successive
such hearing In the Ainnes0ts Tmes weekly
publshed st St. PAu In said Territory ~ D., 1857.
ff0.. ALANSONs b. VAUGHN,
mh13-6ws Judge o Probate.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

The winter at Newfoundland has been 70.
msrkably mild and open, the bay Of St. Johns
freesing over only twice, and neither time 90
strongly - to interfere even with the rowing Of
boats. Fish left on the decks Of ships remained
without Pressing, and even had to be sailed in or.
der TO be preserved. Nswfoundlaad 10 between
tive and thrss degrees North Of this city.