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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-04

This table shows that iron imports increased
from $S,750,0 900 in 1917 to $4,000, 900 in 1856
wool from $3.50, 900 in 1S47 to $l.665,0OO in
1S56-mannactures of wool from $ll 100000
in 1S47 to $32, 100000 in 1S56-and sugar from
sos 900 in 1S47 to S22,596, 900 in 1856 thus
showing less increase on sugar than on iron,
and the manufactures of iron or wool and the
manufactures of wool. This great fact should
be kept in mind.
This table further shows that the importatons
of iron, manufactures of iron, and iron and steel,
and cast, shear, German and other steel amount
ted for the year 1856 to the sum of $24 $50, ,262
and the importations of sugars for the same year
amounted to the sum of 22,53S,653; and the
importations of the manufactures of wool for the
same year amounted to the sum of $31, ,961 1893
Every argument, therefore, which my friend
from Ohio has adduced to justify the reduction
he proposes on sugar, applies with equal force to
iron and the manufactures of ,and the manu-
factures of wool.
All these articles enter largely into the con-
sumption of the country-all add greatly to our
comfort and convenience. Sugar may be dis
pensed with, but iron and the manufactures of
iron, and the manufactures of wool, are indis.
pensably requisite for the support of the people,
and for their protection against the rigors of the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-04

DATENT FIRE BACKS, from waynesbOro'
i Foundry, always on hand at factory prices.
j. BRANDEBURG & co.
Stanton Nov j. 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-04

NEW BOOk,-The Forum or Forty Years full
~ Practice at the Philadelphia Bar, by David Paul
Brown-just received and for sale BY
Staunton, Oct. 90, 1886. ROBT. COW AN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-04

C,OI,E LEATUER.-5o sides best Spanish Sole
- Leather for sale b. j. BRANDEBURG Il co.
Stonnton Oct % 1886.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
,rea dful steam Boiler Explssiop

SoHERvlLLs, N. j., April q.
The steam propeller Fanny Garner, Capt. Bird,
belonging to Jacob Shurtz, Of Bound Brook, ex-
ploded her boiler this morning, about half past
two O'Clock, on the Delaware and Raritan canal,
near Weston, and about Eve miles from this place,
killing the captain and four Of her crew, and Sc
riousy inuring three others, and totally destroy
ing the propeller, she being actually blown into
splinters above the water.
The boiler was carried forward some two hum
dred yards over hill fifty feet high, through an
orchard, and was nearly buried in the ground.
Fragments of timber, iron, coal, barrels Of eggs,
and every description Of produce were scattered
from two to Eve hundred yards around. part
of her connecting pipe and stick of wood was
found in the woods over FIVE hundred yards of.
dwelling house on the canal, and within fifteen
yards of the explosion, escaped with only broken
windows, from the fact that the force of the ex-
ploslon carried everything over it. The report
was distinctly heard at this place.
The boiler was new and had been in use only
four weeks. Some of the bodies were horribly
mangled--one was found in the bottom of the ca
nal, and the head in a meadow opposite. Another
had his head entirely blown of. The loss of the
boat and cargo is estimated at about $3.50, 900.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

TIE New BRIDGE.-This elegant and substan.
tial structure, situated below the Falls. is nov
complete, and teams are crossing the Mississippi
upon it.
BUILDING IN MINNEAPOLIS is progressing rapidly.
Among others. large ard magnificent hotel
building has been commenced on the corner Of
Washington Avenue and Cataract street-Af;nn.
Dem.
Two HORSES DRowNEp.-A pair of horsas.
valued at $lOO, the property Of Mr.. Refs, of this
place, were drowned on Wednesday last through
the carelessness of the driver. The accident oc-
Cured at the upper levee.--S. Anthony Rsnub.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

ca From the 18th of April to the lst of Nav.
there were $50 arrests for criminal offences II,
Chicago. Total amount of fines collected, ST.
2sS. Ages of those arrested-from 10 to 2O-3:
from 20 to 3O-7S; from 80 to 40-lS2; from 40
to 5O-36; from so to COB; from 60 to 1904.
Number OF males, $50; number of femalees 26.
Married, l40. Single, 19O. of the above $50
arrests, only q were Americans.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

KANSAS ITEMs.-Oxen are sold at 800 per yoke;
| rails, $50 per thousand corn So per bushei, and
"every thing in proportion" Laborers are hired
| at 81 so per day. Board, in private families is
| "a per week. Emigrants are cheerful, working
| industriously, and new corners are constantly ar
irving. B..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

We trust our Eastern contemporaries will not
receive the tone Of the Advertiser, of this city,
as true index of the feeling Of the citizens of
St. Paul. Our people possess truer and more
exalted appreciation Of human suffering than to
ridicule those who promptly responded to the call
for help from those in distress nor do they up
hold the odium which has been cast upon respect
able citizens of st. Peter and others residing in
the Minnesota Valley. because they did what men
with hearts ought to have done-went boldly
forth to defend the settlers from even the supposed
attack Of the Indians. The Advertiser can sheer
over the recent horrible butchery committed by
the savages, and even grow boistersnsly merry
while four innocent and inoHsnsiye white women
are suffering the agony of more than thousand
deaths from the hands of the Indians, but he has
no sympathy from the people of this city or Ter
ritory, or even out of it. We hope our Eastern
friends will note this, and not make our people
responsible for the utterances of crazy fool.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

attention to the card of the Chicago Show Case
Mandatory in another column. Messrs. Camn.
bell Co., are the only parties outside of the city
of New York, who manufacture Silver Show
Cases, therefore as all other manufacturers have
either to get their silver of them, or send to New
York, it will save time and expense by sending
your orders direct to those who are prepared at
all times to fill them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
Dickson.

~ The Boston Traveller of the 9th ult. says:
GA large number Of persons will leave Massa-
shusetts for Minnesota Territory this week some
for sightseeing, some for prospecting and others
10 settle, and Others again 70 speculate in lands
or look after lands already bought. Caleb Cush-
ing, who has large interests there, and Timothy
Davis, member Of Congress, are among thsn."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

Ssndusky, May S.
The Canadian bark Empire. of Port Dover.
came ashore yesterday afternoon, near Marble
Heart; hailed from Toledo, cargo of oak timber.
The crew, eleven in number, were drowned. Cap
tain and passenger were saved.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

GTThe congregation of Rev. Joseph Thomp-
son, who now worship in the Broadway Taberna-
Gle, n. Y, are about to erect new church which,
with the land, will cost $4,000.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

lV Madame Lagrange gave fifteen concerts
and operate performances in the city of New Or
leans, by which she cleared $9, 600! The mana
ger of the house cleared an equal sum.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
Correspondents of the Times.
Mendoza, May 8, 1857.

10 the Editor Of the Times.
Sir:-The Irish Democracy met in convention
here to-day, and with their usual discretion, took
the lions share of the nomination for Constitu-
tional delegates, you will see by the following
list of the nominees: Andrew O'Kegan, Henry
b. Sib,ey, John j. Mcvey, Jos. Burwell, (who
keepi the halfway tavern near Pine Bsnd) NJ.
Burns of huntsville. and Henry G. Bailey. Of
this ticket, three are Irish, one mixed blood
French, one a tavern-ksepsr, and the other an
sx.delegates to Congress. The latter must enjoy
thecompany he is in for 'swhom the gods intend to
destroy they first make mad"
Us Yours DrcxsoN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

ca 1t has been ascertained that at least seven
hundred persons were poisoned at the National
Hotel, Washington, and that thirty persons have
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
Burdeu Murder Case.
New York. Nav 5.

New York, May S.
The jury in the Burdell murder case was sworn
in last evening. The trial will proceed this even.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

CT The receipts into the Treasury for the
Quarter ending April LIST is nearly $2O,50O, 900,
of which l9,O0O, 900 are from customs, and over
million for lands.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
Meeting Of the Passengers ON Beard the Steam
er getty Belle."


At meeting of the passengers on board the
steamer City Belle, on her first passage this ssa-
son from Galena to St. Paul, May I'd, 1857.
On motion Hon. j. T. Rosser, Secretary of
Minnesota Territory, was called to the chair and
r. II. Macy of Massachusetts was chosen Secreta-
~. The chair having stated the object of the
meeting, the following gentlemen were chosen q
committee to draft resolutions expressive Of tho
sense of the same:
Hon. J. II. BAKER, Sec'y of State of Ohio.
Hon. d. HEAToN, Ohio Senate.
Mr.. MosE Boss, Penn.
Mr.. s. H.MArrrsoN, N. Y. -...,
Mr.. JOSEPH ASHTON, Penn. 81 ~ e. +
The committee having retired, shortly reported
she following resolutions which were unanimously
adopted: = :
Whereas, The passengers ON board tho steam.
boat ''City Belle" in her recent trip up the ME-.
sissippi have witnessed the skill and ability dis
played by her commander, and especially the
success and safety with which he conducted his
tne steamer in her Arctic adventures through the
zee OF Lake pepin, and acting as pioneer for sew
eral steamer therefore, be it
RssoIred, by the passengers on said steamer.
That We tender TO Capt. X. Lodwick our warm.
est thanks for the interest be has manifested in
bringing his passengers safely to st. Paul, and
that we take pleasure in commencing him to the
Travelling public as commander Of high merit.
and the steamer under his charge as one of the
best and most comfortable We have vet found up-
river. 'PP'
RssolOed, That q copy of the foregoing pre-
am6ie and resolutions be presented to Capt. Lod-
WICK, and also furnished the St. Paul papers for
publication. =" - ~.
~ ), J. TRAVIS RossrR, Chairman. :
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
4. Il. MACY, Secretary. -.

MURDEs OF CAPT. GuSSIsoN.-It will be re-.
memoseed that some time since, Capt. Gppnison
ana party OF Surveyors were found on the
Plains murdered. At that time it was thought
'nat the Indians committed the deed, but it has
SINCE been aseertained that the act was commit
fed by the Mormons. The names of the Mormops
are gwen. Thsrs is trouble ahead with these de-
ludsd creatures sasa e.ssl 3 ~ !.
/ As an illustration of the cruelty of the Nor.
mons Judge Dummond furnishes the following. E
WEE WHrrlSo.-Wh Whipping women il Of COM
mon occurrence. Gov. Young hired man Win
PED one OF his lYoung's) wives until the blood
trickied down her back-ond thas sohile he sco-
~ man 'cas scithsn one month efhes confinement.
Inc crime was disobsdienes 70 the laws Of tie
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

e. Fish have made their appearance in the
Zumbro, and our sporting friends are after them
with sharp piece of iron. We noticed one of
those 6nny inhabitants of our beautiful river that
was caught few days ago by one of our towns.
men, that weighed lthe fish. not the many twenty
seven pounds OrOnoco Courier. IN -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

ca The entire amount of public lands cold
and located in Wisconsin is about ten million
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
- 1'11'77 Yb1m V''s - 3l977
ALBEIT. q. n1CHAHpooN,s

sstp1tAzA'i 49, ~ - gasH
ALBERT. q. n1CHARpooNss
Advertising and cosspondns Once, - Isssdwsy, n. Z.
~ ttCOsTAR'sr nAz 8x1ERNINA1eR. .a,s
sc z Sn g e
snsn gany Rsts - mot dis in thsir hel, bst
$50 "c0sgAHsp BED sUG EXPERIMENTATION. ~ Il,
nsy. 1nsw9 e t.n4 used every day ~ tAespai.
20. e.G cCos1ADsn sLn0zlaC pOwDnR.,jez ez9g
y1.As, rL!xr IasEcrs, vsnHis on rows 2sD An:
soid wSels:sis and H.ssil 4 .cosrAps,, rsrxcrrAr
1s 0SsSSss, WI jsssss, 81 Sea x.sssss
s q e ''"es
pre-: ier Art orders new CARDS show S,
gss sAlD
ssS: Gu e.. =. s,s z. y,:s
80 % sssis; IS T.
1T I1ucHEx1oAL nAIs $50 ld5 asles45
bs9gs mn5o neaI hvlsD S. aslg darso asog
,1aoq III giassa most .ids ia nsszesa9 80
seis .alaobaa .rsiois q he ,5 d sa4ii -
,I kind ever before
80 o6ered TO the public. ~ - -
;anwnoen4 II has stood the test ~ tven- oo3 ssoo
y year. 4. this country, ana not Z
ry'l one Of the many hundreds Of imita. ooS 10
- /. - e1:::s,,ss s.s:s 81 8 q s:.sssisss
the Hair, and keeping the head clear fBem dsndruGs
&c. Hhfuestimane: IN short, It Is everything IL hair
sr!.:. Price - espss and y PEI sstsls. y itisg
,F-.gi 3 osaAl PAPHIAN LOTION. ssmsds ~ ssal
d OF FLORAL snAUfSisR. as
can ,hnsJ CON nds rs:tt, saa5oun ~ iDlsrl
81 slssinplag % for bsautify- d hozo jca au
Ing the skin and
f3tt5 re en- complexion, ana per- ~. esti@H 'pi
3o,f, t, Tuning the breath, for = =, IT,
-et curing ohapped Hands, Faes
ngeg Lips, Tan, Sunburn, trseklss, aC
Pmpes, Scads, Burns, nc. SIRE
VIII give instant relief. After shaving, Il 10
very soothing TO the skin. IL heepS ne hs1ds sof
and white, and for innammatons Of the skin viii -
found pc great susdy Pce6o o. pr betts.
fh,''-' nAe1c nAr. DIE. !. ga sli7T a6f
.1f SD GdT 2upe One SD h3jsssse 'alA'
OF the
-l5 ~ flota --a't very best .Ah@ fD'ri'-t'
F..s Natural Dyes efa. o
in the world. Its
-aa zat long use has proved Il EnV e saic'
to be beyond comparison:
III and being vegetable pFeduc- ~ = '. Z,
ton, no injury can possibly be done
70 the skin. It ID EASILY applied, snd you
can obtain . black or brown, which viii defy ID
the best Judges 70 tell Il from nature itself. Price
q and 81 90 Per box. Made and sold By =. HHALON,
l Broadway cor Dey street. and SIT Broadway, Mich
throughout the United States. apo-omdku
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

.s19.dco EWING & COFFY, BELLS ~ ~
Importers Of Stoves and ufacturerssf ,i 5sg
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE.
HAVE now opened in the store formerly occupied b. Adams
Masters, where intend 70 keep constantly hand
asenera assortment Of Cook Psor sn stsvss
furnishing Gsods all kinds Of Hardware Cuery, rsn,
Stee and GLASS; Flour Pork, Dry Goods
Will also do General Commission Business. 81 ag.ol
For reference, apply to Ewing Coy, Sioux.
a.. -. EWING, a@As feAl itAJ ;NELs0x CORY.
April 18th, l.--- iv-v
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
Baltimere Railroad Rist.

BALrIxoRE, May 2.
The railroad riot is not yet Quoted. The even
ing trains were sent out under . military guard,
consisting of three companies that have been or
dered out by the Governor. On reaching Jack
son bridge they were fred on by the rioters. The
military returned the fire brsky, killing one roter
and wounding others. The train then passed on.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
MARRIED,

On the seth uit, By Rev. Mr.. Beckwith, WI. sPRIcG
HAIL. Of this city, 70 LENN second daughter Of
Welsh 1sQs Of Anns Arundel Co., Nd. ss3f1 ,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

TIE BuRpELL MURDER TRIAL.-The trial Of Mr..
Eckel end Ms. Cunningham, for the murder of
Or. Burdsll, was set down TO commences ysster-
day. The counsel Of both parties had given no.
tce that they were ready. There il general
impression that The prisoners will be found " not
guilty. -, 80 =. s. I. -. ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

TThe Freeman's Journal, published at Coop
erstown, N. H., copies financial article from the
TIxss With the following comments: a
"Ruinous, we should think it must soon prove
to all who borrow money at that rats-cr one
third of it. No business, east or west, can stand
it long The bubble will burst, sooner or later
Eastern people are unaware Of the purposes
to which money borrowed at three per cent. per
month, is put in this country. For instance, a
gentleman of our acquaintance purchased two
years ago certain tract of land in this city for
500, which sum he borrowed at 7 per cent, and on
which he has ever since been paying the interest
until few days ago, when he disposed of the
land at ST., geo! Money borrowed for business
purposes at 3 per cent. per month, soill not pay,
unless the borrower has real estate which he can
turn over, and in that event whatever he loses in
bis business arrangements is made up in another
mo
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

a. We observe that the leading New York
and Boston papers have copied the letter in the
Pioneer, wherein the writer asserts that $50 In
dams were dancing about Slocum's, about TWEEN
~ miles from Manksto. This sreliable informa-
ton" is going the rounds of the Press. Wonder
how many emigrants it will keep away from Min
nesota We also observe that the chickering's
of cadavsrous Joe, of the Advertiser. have been
copied, wherein ssvague" and "extravagant asser-
lions" were made that ssnot single hostile In
dian had beon seen in this Territory" while even
the most inveterate haters of Indian rumors adj
NIT that large number of settlers were killed at
Springfield in Minnesota. Wefnd no paper, how
ever, copying the ridicule which has been heaped
upon respectable citizens by the unclouted scrib-
bier for the Advertiser. They have more respect
for the common feelings of humanity. Joe can
laugh oyer bis own silly illusions while four inno-
cent white women are held in captivity BY the In.
disns! but the public will not join him. Go it
Josov. = a.*
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

O. 1t Is said by reliable newspaper authority
that the spply Of money in New York keeps in
cressing, and the demand is rather decreasing,
though rates are without change, being seven
per cent. for long loans, Per cent, for the dis
count of prime. IL 9 for that Of four to eight
months, and 3 sl0 for second class endorsed and
qnendorsed paper. ~ ls
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
GEORGE A. NOURSE, ,F,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,

OVON03AkOk g
go 20 ST. ANTHONY, MfnnesSta. i''Da
omceon Maine street, over Upten's Store. y
xErE1ENcEs:
Chief Justice shaw, Boston, Mas. e!rnea .lga1l
stephen Brown Z Sons, do -. olalg ia -lm
Prof. Pearson, Law School, Cambridge. IS
Hon. O. O. Washburne, Mineral Point, Wis.
g B. B. Washburns, Gslena, Ill. -
~ B. Hamin, Hampton, Ne. ~
7. J. D. Fuller, Calais, do. f4f8g3 4ey
j. A. Packard & Co., Galena, III.
hon. Alex: Esmssy, St. Paul, Min: Ter. saa
az P.S =. ?. Upton, *. q aasAonyss ,.s-.yv
FARM TOOLS AND FUnNITURF: -.
Cultvstors Corn Shelters, Hay and Corn stalk
CARTS Tables Stands, Buresu and
from the and sold g CHEAP
csn pc nsd Orders promptly allied out
trade. lA ut1f t4ti'I- ..Na s57gET7 tY NJ IN Ara
Anoka, Nn., March -, 1857. sJ = > nSi1.iy1 1
MINNESOTA FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, DAHLIAS, PGNIAs, PHLOxRs,
1901 0reenhsuse Plants and SEEDS NO 1T,
WE have hand the best stock OF Tress
W and Plants ever offered above Dubuque including Ap-
Ples Pears PlumA Cherries Grapes, Cpans
Isl 20, Pie Plants e.
Naples, Films, Mountain Ash PopIars Abslss, snovbas
Lscs, Fk wering Almonds, Synga over 100
Gadoius Lilies, ana many other hsfbscsous plants.
Our Greenhouse well supplied with monthly Roses,
Geraniums, verbenas &C., Of and vigorous growth
last. For blooming they than old plants
Nearly article oer has grounds iron
a. 90 vs
and other placed East, VIII endure our climate.
Halfway House on the
Road. All kinds Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Plants In Pots 70
ssther With Garden and Flower Seeds win b kept Az
Who viii also receive orders for the Grsyslssd ossn end
Nursery. (mh47-2mw) L. II. FORD 90.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

yHoEHGAID 81 latal DunlGgs u osuss1ss 81 1svv.
w a 8. 1su1s eteee, 1iEl ssost, lees mn MMes
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

Friday, May 8, 1857.
COUNCIL.-The Council met pursuant to ad-
journment, and was called to order BY the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
A quorum present, the journal was read and
approved. 49,.
Monday at 2 O'Clock P. N.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16
=. - w1GFALL, ~
REAL %. lESTXTH sA4tjfEki |.

TAPnOy1D AND WILD AGRICULTURAL LANDS, =
throughsut The TERRITORY, ard Pine ssl etse ti1bSseA
lands In Wseoo6ns feeals. erabls Fo1ofS x the CTR.
and in she IN the Territory, sale e fsver.
able tems made in Real ~
tsts, that viii realise - u 100 per annn Noaey
lssns1 fer 0slallptg e - per esnt. pr enx 9S Ss
y uy lavsD With frst class Real Estate
peysse = 1aserb Cees6. Lsnd and Lard
re - 49, e scouSs ID
any psftof ~ I>rtoys thsy Wish sold, AseWa
are 1isttbu6sd1p the esatsss
nEvEREHcEs-(By psmission.l - -.
Hscsrs Van Week, Read Drsxei, Bankers, Nsw,Ho ~
e 1.A.D sne Co., importers, New York and Ihils.
20 S.t,s su xnvhlssH syi4sssfH %
ys.ss ossss si -, IS k..n street., % d oyaH
yysstss Lay s;sis q W.ll :tsss nss
e ssg..tM ~ Patterson, % 5a q VOC nsal
q Do s.ish. .uyhy HCe, iussste,s, g no9 saas
10 Do:s s Isnsi, III 90 e .ossaaii1
% s 3. s:. asse;s: ola, bs.os sd sasm
do J, =. - ]. Pncs,el ~ gsls4f III a t4 y v.
do Tanguy Gfel, a.
a loIias..erth Pip.r, - LIZ d slag
do Donan & TAFT, d
do Chas. Z. Wilson & Co., IsasIDI q
ID, % The: 8; Msyns Z sons, savannah, &c.
John B. 4ontnso1lin, 3d., az - doisins 6fe!sia
PRESIDENT Of 1sehanieS Bsnn, DO
AsssFs. w. 1ait o., Chicago. III. s1os AZ
DO ClaSget = AndersoD, do ,a-6f is,,re lea q a
% Green, Thsnas Co.. Bankers, Burlinston, lowe.
DO .s0rn onlth Som. bankers, Winons, II. I'D 5W
Dts 1eul, March 18th, 1o6J.-wN
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1NoxI LAND NHENC1

AWOAA LAND A6BM0Ye @@rss'4ts
6kOH0B SMILxX, VIII promptly attend ali huness eea-
Wsrrants, &c.
Particular sttsaen win be given ssseesea q IN,
Timber Lsnds, for whiea ppess TIE ~ shssgS
doeeipt5oAe n0W q b6nA. y t2rA+ - 77'So1
HsEEna 1o-=ysedbsy = Lssnsls Ansba, Mianss&teS I.
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LOFT.

TWO PromissoSy notes signed by and made payable .
bearer, which made payable Patrick Mcahon
Of said notes for 1880 the other
dated Nay nth, 1855 have been lest have padsal
said notes, shall pay again, esl3lc -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-16

:.aeuasErcJ $500 New Orleans, May 6. isl
Collector Hatch has ordered the, Schooner
Louis McLane to be seized on suspicion OF, being