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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
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Order early 70 secure the sred. Also,
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YIELD SEEDS AND GRAfN OF TRB MOST DGSYR XbIv
f4Asltd5t{ t3 ag KINDS, NAH .%HlW0.l
Flower Seeds in great vayIetys
small mpply of which they with the yec6ipt o. og
DOLLAR ~. paid, twenty ysrees. Pan estaogsss
eras upua sppestion Ch~aeo WarShs6s5
snd aesd esess. srcY HgNKY Q. En1RxzslO0saT
o sys293mw No. 3o4 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
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% SILVER SPOONS, FORKS; KNIVES, ri i
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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

not more than to the West. These shall not at
tempt to portray, because feel an humble conf.
dcnce that the kind Providence which inspired
our fathers with wisdom to frame the most per.
feet form Of goSernment and union ever devised
by man, will not suffer it to perish until it shall
have been peacefully instrumental, by its exam.
pie, in the extension Of civil and religious liberty
throughout the world. - -
Next in Importance to the maintenance of the
Constitution and the Onion is the duty Of pre-.
serving the Government free from the taint or
even the suspicion Of corruption. Public virtue
that when this has decayed and the love of mon.
ey has usurpea its place, although the forms Of
free governments may remain for q season, the
substance has departed forever. Our present &.
nnncal condition 10 without parallel IN history.
No nation has ever before been embarrassed from
too large surplus in its Treasury. This al.
moss necessarily gives birth to extrsvagant esis-
lation. IL produces wild schemes Of expenditures
and begess race OF speculators and jobbers,
whose ingenuity is exerted in contriving and pro.
noting expedients to OBTAIN tho public money
The party, through its Official agents, whether
rightfully or wrongfuily, is suspecsesd, and the
character ofthe Government suffers in the esttma.
tion Of the people. This is in itself very great
evil The natural mode Of relief from this EN-.
barrassment is to appiosriAte the surplus in the
Treasury to great national objects for which
clear warrant can be found in the oonssitntion.--
Among these might mention the extinguishmeut
OF sbe public debt, a reasonable increase Of the
navy. which is at present inadequate to the pro.
lection OF our vast suunage a6oat-now greater
than that Of any other nation, as well q tie be.
tense Of our ex:ended sea coast rr ,sf 4zg
IL is beyond oil question the true principle that
no more revenue ought to be collected from the
people than tho amount necessary to defray the
expense. OF wise, economicsl and efficient ad.
minstrstion Of tho government. To reach this
point it was necessary TO resort to q modification
Of the tariff, and this hsS been aceomplished in
such . manner 70 do - little injury q nay hsye
been pssstisabls . ens idonessis nssn.assazsss
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

EINisuYD BF.ss worfs such q iobrs, esss and Tsser
Cocks, Steam Whistles, Mississippi and sthss Gu<e
Ceeks, Water Gauges, &C., furnished st the
wEsr1RN NOVELTY weAkS,-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
Il .g9lsGhEp EDWARD p. SHAW,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES
-,.~ ~ ifkig OROCKERY,! 63iSi s.4tt-- it4se

ANOKA, Minnesota -
% EsIDENTS OF THE UPrER MISSISSIPPI, CROW
II AND RUN RIVERS, can here be supplied with wha
they require line, cheap at 81. Paul, cUst
transportation added. He nstes himself that his knowledg
this part the country equal f
superior any business, having opened tn
drst store In Anoka, the year 1874. .. ia6-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

TIT CITIZENS or Ia CRossy WIS. BURNING
DOWN hOusS OF III FANE-Wo PUT ~ FL1Hr AVID
lsJuRrD-Inere was an exciting time up At Ia Crosse
For some months our city has been dsgraced by fifteen or
twenty vbc prostitutes, associated with nearly many
pnps and blackegs Our citizens have been much trou.
Died, TO ~eas, and aa nit the Indignation came 10
focrs. some two hundred men visited one OF the dens
near Isan sniths, set IRE 70 the house. and afer rem
oero sne constance 70 save The furniture they passed
though be rnaes were preparing 70 leave and the far
nure put out OF the house for the purpose the mob eat
fire 70 The house and then burnt the furniture Both houses
heap OF sshes. The mob woad have nred two more
but for being dissrsded from by the Mayor msrha
and by pledges that the inmates would town Those
Of the fourth house had not len al last accounts and Tie
Nigiants were threatening 70 burn their house down
some Of The women were Injured,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
Brevct Major, Corps Of Ens ncers, L. S. A

THE NEW DONE OF THE CAPIroL.-This splendid
monument OF American genius s 10 be Of ca, aud
esss ia feet In diameter Al s coumnar base and
above the main building TO sheVbt Of over 200 feet the
ape, consisting OF magnincen, lantern II feet In diameter,
and 81 feet high mounted by bronze statue Of the
Genius Of Uterty 16s feet In height The foundsto o.,
the dome 10 be the circular wall OF the rotundo carried
Up "a feet above W interior oornce and surrounded above
the roof Of the main budag by octsgous ensbalure
and balcony From cast iron brackets embedded IN this
circular wal 10 rise double OF hollow cast iron
columns 10 the height OF Il feet This coonnade s 70 be
crowned by eniablsure OF feet Above that pelas
trade with fan attic a. feet hth, and contracting from
los e5 feet In then the cap OF the dome semi
epeods and 81 feet In height with ornamental windows
lis base This 70 be sufmouned by the lantern and
statue Of Liberty The dome IL 10 be simply conanua
ton OF the rotundo and liz whole Interior will be visible
from the floor OF the rotuudo Above the cornce Of the
ro,undo, interior OF the foundation val o. the DOME
viii appear a continuous bell OF sculpture 800 feet In
length representing the history Of nercs The dome IL
70 be sended by spra stairs bet~ecn f outer and inner
snell, or is roof and ceiling There will occur fcquen
landings or balconies a5 ding both external aud Internal
views The preset sta Of the work this structure is
the nsns OF the cason brackets In the foundation Tor
the reception Of the cast iron Columns Washington Unor
July Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

WALDKTsEs EMIGRATION TO YIRgrsTA.-rt IL
stated on reliable authority that Mr. Lorrsux has
cured three thousand acres OF good land 10 be occupied
by bis congregation, about 10 come 70 this countrynam
bering ZONE five hundred French wsdensee-in Mon,n.
gala county, Virginia, within eight miles of Morgantovn
ard only twenty miles from the Pennsylvania line at the
ov price Of seventy FIVE cents per This gentleman
suppoees the report Of bic purchase viii induce many
thousands Of French Protesans 70 seek homes In
the similar localities leaving their own country
where their dearest rights always IN danger, and
Were land commands price Of from $500 70 $500 per
acre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

EfGHr VICTIMS IN ONE FAMILy-We cut the
following from the obituary announcement Ia Montreal
Cds>fD Of Wednesday Iast;-Perished, the steamer
von es June &c, Bri sc Hall Bridekirk village, Dumfres
SHIRE Scotland aged az also, Jane, his wife sged al VIII
lam their san, aged ~ Simon IA Robert 10; Peter
Catherine, their daughter, aged IS Mary Ann, L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16
Commerce OF Lake superior.


SAuT 81 NASH, y1ly 2, 1851.
About twenty Eve sa vessels have passed through the
canal the sessou very few Of them loaded sCng They
have nearly all returned however heavily loaded with
iron and copper The whole number OF vessels Of all de
ecrpons that have passed the locks In both directions
duribg the month of June Is So
The total amount Of iron shipped from Marquette 10
June 8 7t6 tons the total amount CT copper r IN Cato
and other por in June 700 tons the total amount
OF hnd coal for ports above, 200 tons.
The propsIer Mineral Rock, Captain Fraser, passed
through the canal July bound down. Der load was as
follows
Prom Minnesota mine, Ontonseon 12t tons copper from
Rocsand mine, On,onagon Ia tons copper from National
mine, ontonagon, tons copper; from CHI mine, Eagle
river, l3 tons copper from North American mine, Eagle
river 70 tons cspper from Portage mine. Portage lake,
90 tons copper from Quincy mine, Portage Lake, III tons
copper. Total, s0s tons.
This In the moot copper tina, passed through the
canal boat One mass Acne contained 900 los
four tons. IL nearly in shape and appear
ed nearly pure.
The Mineral Rocks tonnage II 555. with the above
loading she drew n feet AFT and 10 feet front She ex
pcriepced tsome dicuIty on her way down she rua
aground al Portage Entry and obliged unload about
half her copper losing two days time She lef saun
this morning he 2 having IN TOW the hull Of the l.
Webb, which was burned lssi fall al Whisky Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

LARgp RoBBERy AT haRau,aA--The pcym OF
Cuban family w0 entered srn3ay afternoon, between
and O'Clock while the family sbsent, and 81 800
IN gold coin taken from the trusxs and much more
robbers In their eight No one has yei been arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

eThe Trouble In the Mississippi University
We give the following Of justice to Professor
Barnard but the controversy far concerned
ends With this publication
TO TIT EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
Ny attention has just been called 10 two artic which
appeared In your journals OF the 9th and 10th ns headed
The trouble in the University Of Mississippi the first
being reprint by you from Southern paper of the pro-
ceedings had general meeting of the under graduates
Of the University in consequence Of atrocious libel
against my brother, Dr. r. A. p Barnard President Of the
University printed and circulated through the State BY
Lewis Harper State Geolost and the second commu.
nicauon Of Lewis Harper In answer to the
The articles demand few words from me 10 the nrs
place, they enormously headed they refer TO no
"rouble in the University Of Mississippi, for exists
In the second place the staemen OF Lewis Harper that
'he attack upon his character auding to the published
proceedir OF the students) ais not attributable the
students 7a Of The unvsrsy
Spontaneous impulses OF ho.e honorable aud manly feel
pgs which, IN young men, themselves members OF the
University could not fa 10 be inspired by cruel aud in
famous libel, printed and extensively circulated against
who to the high position OF President Of the nivcrs
~ united the sacred character OF minister of tho Cos
pei and these proceedings no, only unpromptet by
but unknown 10, the President until after they hal taken
place.
accuses the President Of the nversiiy 10 whom Mr.
Harper would have II believed the proceedings Of the
nDlees, indeed
G full years uDweared labOrs OF tie Lbeef, may be
SUP gOsed TO constitute 'publc TumOr."
residence u sCny years In Tie states Of Alabama and
Mississippi exalted poic an cicnt &c reputation
moral character Of unsuilicd purity, and many years
int mate 'aion with the distinguished citizens Of
those States bavc indeed rendered the oh OF the libel
ler's venom "wci known 10 those States and he TOO
''well known' here, to need any defence from
though "ar from the STATE Of NsssSppi, happen IN
have IN my possession documentary evidence OF the accu
raoy Of my AUTHORIZATIONS 30 which appended
the Of citizens Of Mississippi, the most distin-
guthod and honorod IN the Uavety In the councils OF
the state ant may add, OF the nation evidence which
folly suttsns the resolutions Of tue students tao Of which
must ask you repeat
(. Resolved, Tba, whilst the said Harper profess.
here he Respected by OF the students,
believed him 10 be totally worthy a and utterly
iDcompeien 10 discharge the duties o. his chair and fur
thermore that do not regard him eadted 10 the
favor o confidence OF the people Of Mississippi.
O. Resolved, That the Rev 4. A P. Barnard, IL lO.
President OF the University q Mississippi, far
knowledge Information extends, has sustained the
most unolemshed reputation, whether as gentleman a
Christian minister, professor prc,deut and that
deem him emnently qualified Tor the high position which
be occupies 80 worldly
am, very respcc fully, your most oblt.
G. BARNARD,
Brevci Major, Corps Of Eng Reers, L. S. A.
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fraud Her sterling democracy will scout The prop nsion
They win defesd the right Of the people OF 10 frame
and adopt their own constitution let the result be may
clpgpg to their great principle that the majority ought
TO rule AMI alike 10 prosperity and adversely pursuing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

Rfor IN A PEsrsyLvAYIA THEATRy-The Pitts
burgh DpdfA furnishes foil owing-A riot occurred
the the IN Cbsmberebure the 9TH, between
psny called the "Owls" and citizens OF the place. The
Owls demanded sdmission free OF charge, which
fused Amer considerable lighting they made atemp;
90 the door, In which they succeeded, and rushed
sbcsire per AZ they did the widest OF
confusou occurred and the ladies set tremendous
CRY fear rushing In all direction for safety The theatre
men bad gone out through ba-k door, and finding that
their "bird had Town., the infurated "O~h" pre-
vailed upon 20 leave the Another OF violence
then occurred the OF stsrs in which OF the
citizens and the "Owh" principally partic pated, and
whish The polioe inside unavailing Efforts 70 prevent
After neecsual eror 10 que the disturbance had been
rnaoe by the town officers AZ last received 10 call
out military company, which bad come into townfro n
Gettysburg during the evening. BY pron~ "a wei
directed effort this company soG oisbandsd tho crowd
One fatally niscd. be- in gr humber Woro CT and
k~v fssvh~s x1AcOHx
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s.17or MIssoSrc Ssl N Weineg ~ last
tft. S>S.Etys Esrrs-ss. "a t3.om Dsvt, o. this
d.. ssf,sp,syssfr,a, a. sAJ woman 40 years old
~ Hm3e &1yso; bds y! ss.rs AMI girl 10 years
f.t.AU3rexvyw Year, old, s176; boy IA years old,
bl~ Tryesrs Old, 81 100; Girl 10 years on, 81 070;
N1yssp DID, e o3e; woman and two children 81 ,ls5
ss 10 ycays cId 81 3s6; M years old, 81 ESQ; boy
ma ysar old, 81 ,oTs, and woman IS years old, 500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-06

LIST OF GOODS AND PRICES.
Fancy Bonnets all styles,-make your prices.
Straw Bonnets, every kind, from zoe up.
100 Shakers, reduced to $50 each.
200 Fine Pedal BIoomers 5O 65, IS and &c.
so Fine Colored Boomers, going at SOC each.
90 Cents Panama Hats at s1,25, worth 81
lot Of ohildren's Hats, very cheap.
40 Cartons Flowers, from 2Oo to $1,75.
20 Cartons Rouches, from 16 to As each.
Grapes, Silks, Straw Braids, &c, &C., very cheap,
A really imposing assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
just received These goods decided bargains Some
very rich goods at % and 43c yard lot of beautiful
Plaid Ribbons at 12le yard
50 Rich, Nice, and New MANTILLAs, from s1,75 to
$40.
200 Parasols, every style, from 75c to IS.
lot of Summer shawls just opened-prices from CSC
to 49, ~
1000 Embroidered Collars, from &c to So.
200 Lace Embroidered Collars, from zoe to $3.50,
A lot Of Rich Sets, at very low prices.
5000 Fans, at G, 121 II and zoe.
Beautiful snvered Fans, rs, SO and SIC.
100 doz Hose, in white, brown, tlate and grey at &c
pair.
500 doz, Hose, all colors at 12ic pair, worth lie.
100 doz. Open Work Hose, at 10 and 12lc pair.
800 dos Hose, all eolors and qualities from Is to 25e
ohildrenS Fancy Hose, all sizes, 124, pair.
100 doz. Mems Cotton Socks, all colors and prices
so doz Isle Thread Cloves at Sc pair.
200 doz. Gloves, in Kid, silk, &C., all prices.
40 doz Ohildren's coored Bordered Hadkfs, Sc each
20 doz, Mems do do. and 1Oc EACH
80 DOE. Mems do, do fine quality, tic.
40 doz Ladies' Linen Handk'ls, from to 75c each,
lot of Fine Scotch Lawn Hanlk'fs, at and 1916
lot Of Linen Towels FROM Auction, to be closed out at
SIC, 81, and 1913 a dozen.
500 doa Gross Superior Sewing Cotton be rushed OF
at lOo dozen.
lot Of Black Bonnets, at &c each.
parcel of Irish Linens from Auction. These goods
are worth double the money we ask for them.
Black Silk Cord and Tasses rst quality. 10 and 12lc
Sla'k MORE Antique Trimmings, from 80 yard.
20 ps' White Dotted Muslins, at zoe yard
20 d" o5c
10 b" $50
40" 81, 49, and Zoo.
Plaid Musns, good quality, 12lc yard.
Plain Muslins, every quality, cheap.
lot Of White Brillants, at12lc ayard.
perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &C., &c.
Jet Bracelets reduced to zoe pair.
Foniaine's Celebrated Scream Of Wild Flowers" 400
package regular price Of this article is so.
Grass Hoops. II and zoe set.
The celebrated Spiral Hoop, 40s set-warranted not
to break and the best article yet eytan for the purpose
But 70 write all our Bargains would take the whole pa
per- we have eyery thing from Needle to a Lady's
splendid Head Covering, We only ask can. Examine
goods and satisfy yourselves that we sel cheaper
than any other store in Worcester.
Respectfully,
MACKENZIE & PRATT,
propretors Of the farfmed aud justly celebrated New
York Branch, so aud S8 Main street. Worcester Mass
je2l dtf
NEANTILLAS.- Cartons new Mantilaa tbis ds-
lVh received from New York manufacturer the bet
style d goods In the market and selling Bargains az
CHARLES A. UpTONIs.
It6 az fff flaggs Block.
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Mech ANICs' MUTUAL
f r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.


A. the annuai meeting Of this Company held at their
Office in Ciarks Block, Tuesday, Jan. 9Th the follow
Ing naned persons chosen directors for the year
Henry K Denny Worcester Geo. NJ. Rice Worcester,
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
Alonzo White leicester, sam'lL. Hodges, CherryV'y,
d s. Denny, olappvine, II. N. Bigelow, Clinton
AT a subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President WIN. s. DENNY, Secre
lsry and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
This Company has been iu successful operation since
Nav 1855 aud continue TO insure in their Mechanics
Glass on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings stocks Of Goods FIRST ciass Machine shops,
and non hazardous Property generally Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, viii receive
pfompt attention.
Worcester Jan z 1887 au "
"a UINCY MUTUAL FIRE iNsUR-
<k ANCE oO.-Incorporated Sol'
Available and Cash Capital,
S3GO,O0O,
Insures Bnidngs Furniture and Merchandise, at Stock
Rates. and continue to pay rs per cent dividend on one
year policies, and 50 per cent dividend on our years
policies a. Their expiration, nan
my6 dly g. A. ROWLAND, Agent.
GLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
- COMPANY.-This Company continues 70 insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures, machinery mer
chandse stores public buildings dwelling houses, GOODS
Mt Bleaching aud Printing Works, and other property AZ
current rates Of premium.
DInEcrons.--H N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Noninson, James II. Read, John w Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel y. Carpenter Ben r. Thurston Ohristopher s.
Rhodes lmmanuel searle frovdepcei Edward w. Law
ton, Newporti Robert lodman, Mort Kngstown; H. N.
Campbell, Westerly Elis b. Pitcher Pawtucket; James
II. Chsce Valley Falls; Geo. O., Ballou Woonaoclet;
Jnmes s. Cook. Burrilville.
Office No. 10 Weyhosset street. First Door North nj the
JAMES. II. READ, President
IMMANurI. srARLn, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec, 10, 1855 df ais
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