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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

IMMENSE STOCK OF
DIR coo 8,
Groceries,
Hardware, QueenSware, Wooden Ware,
PROVISIONS. &C,
In CharleStOWn, DOniphan Co., K. 7.
M. BYRD & SON,
HAVE Just received and opened their i'm
i uense stock Of the above descriptions Of
merchandise, at Charlest6wn, the river centre of
DoniphSn County. They have invested over
q no. 900 in the business. and hatter themselves
that thes can furnish any article which may be
called for BY the people Of the surrounding coun-
try, at prices as favorable as at any other estsb-
lishment IN the Territory.
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Vestings,
Jeans, Shirtings,
Cassimeres, Flannels,
Calicoes, Prints,
De LANES, Muslins,
Bareges, Linens,
Ginghams, DriIlings,
Gloves, Hosiery,
And all the endless variety of articles to be
found in Dry Goods Stores.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee,
Salt. Tea,
Molasses, Fish,
Rice, Spices,
Nuts, Raisns,
&C., &c.
PROVISIONS.
Flour.
Hams,
Bacon,
Dried Fruit,
Crackers,
Lard.
Hardware. Gallery, QueensWare, SC.
E.TITEEEzyS
e0
20
s.
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Nemaha Valley Bank.

DnLS will in future be redeemed at the
ID counter, IN Brownville, Nebraska, in coin
or exchange; and at the following places, in
currency or exchange, at current rates:
E. ]. Tinkham / Co., Bankers, Chicago;
John ]. Anderson L Co.. Bankers, St. Louis;
Warren County Bank, Monmouth. Illinois:
T. L. Mackoy & Co., Bankers. Galesburg, Ill.
T. L. MACKOY, President.
Brownrille, 5rIy 80, 1857, 3m.
THE NEMAHA VALLEY BANK,
BUYS and sells exchange, receives deposits,
makes collections, and attends to all business
connected with legitimate Banking, and will De
prepared to extend reasonable facilities to de-
positors. Interest allowed on time deposits.
T. L. MACKOY, President
July 80, 81, 3m.E
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
WHISKEY,

ONE hundred bbls. Derby & Days superior
~ recti6ed Whiskey, together with a general
assortment of Braidies, Wines, Rum. Gin, Rye
and Bourbon Whiskey, Wclfe's Aromatic
Schnapps, Cordial, Brandy Cherries, for sale
very low, at Forest City, by
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
Hardware. Gallery Queensware, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
PlOws, Sickies, Shovels, SSythes
Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Snaths
Also

Paints, Oils, Tar, Turpentine, Vinegar,
Useful Family Medicines,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, and an endless catalogue of Notions,
Of all descriptions and varieties, which can be
seen and examined by calling at the Store.
The proprietors respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the public-feeling confident that they
can offer such bargains as will induce all to pur-
chase, who are in want Of any article to be found
in their establishment. aug. 6, 81, 3m.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
DIR. ]. c. AVER 4 co.,

DIR. j. e. AVER n Co.,.
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY
The following persons:
ShreTe ( Macy, White Cloud, Kansas;
Reed i Stqrges, Iowa FONT,
Jas. N. York, Doniphan,
J. II. Maun & Co., Brownville, Nebraska;
Peter, Frazer & Co., Oregon, Mo-;
Barnard, Adams & Co., st. Louis;
Van Lear i Britain, st Joseph;
And BY all Druggists. july 2, 81, Iy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of property on Full
NJ ton Avenue, and extending from Water street to
to Canal cause the sidewalks to he pught to Iroper
grade and to be laid with good brick pavement OF the
proper width both sides Of said avenue, within ~
days after the publication of this notice; and default
the lowest bidder, and have the donethe costs
and expenses arising therefrom will be assessed to
thereof will satisfy said lien and costs Nv order OF
the Council. WELL. H. WALKER CLERK =
Volksbote copy .t| Iau9si- -3Ad.
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C. lie We LAND f EN- Al E
lna-p al SEMINARY. eye

SAMUEL ST. JOHN, LII D., PRINCIPAL. ~ Z
MISS LINDA 7. GUILFORD, vICE PRINCIPAL.
TNHE ensuing year of the Institution will COM
il mence on Wednesday, September 3. The build.
ing, surrounded by seven acres OF forest trees and
shrubbery IL situated within few minutes ride Of
the husnes potion Of the city, and is conveniently
ranged and furnished. The Institution viii be con-
tinued the same plan II as heretofore
competent Board OF Teachers will be engag ID, and
no effort win be spared to render the Institution
thy NJ patronage. Valuable additions will h made TO
the library, and extensive Philosophical sn Chem
icai Apparaius will ready for ,nence-
ment the next term. Four full courses Of scientific
lectures will he delivered by the Principal during the
and gH topics q nseTs.s M ". ee
4 90 1Frs@s io oTERMs:1 Ifs5d bns 90
For rdand Tuition in English branches, 81
MODERN '...'..... Per qr ".
Instrumental MUSIC. .......... IL ~ 90
Pracuce,.: .---..---. 20 .G.
Oll Painting 49,. AZ 90
Five Dollars PEE Term win be charged for Omnibus
Letters Of enquiry application, may be addIessed
TO Z. s. MAKrIXpALE, Agt Cleveland Female Semi
Cleveland. Ohio, fully I, ,ie57.-Isues-wF.
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- ~-u-- -.rs Agts. at Evansville,
sepls Silly And BY other Druggists generally.
Kentucky School Of Medicine.
- - CIV" LOUISVILLE KY. "i

T1HE Regular Session ofthis Institution commen.
, Il ces on the first Monday in November. and con-
tinucs till the lst Of March. The usual preliminary
course yil Be given in October. at the College and
.ns .r1.es2 ,la FACULTY ~.rd
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery, B. VI.
. DUDLEY, NJ. D. fltg'c y -
Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Medicine, HENRY
3 - NJ. BULLITT, ND. 1Il 3 frrn
Professor q Obstetrics and Clinical Medicine. JOHN
2 HARDIN. Md. ll-fEl L.. lat u ~
,Proisssor Of Medical Chemistry, CHARLES W.
HjWRIGHT, NJ. ID. sj9sffr -
Professor oi the Principles and Practice Of Surgery,
Professor of Mateira Medica and Therapeutics, N B.
? MARSHALL, NJ. D.. 9T- u - ~ "
Professor Of Special Anatomy, W. D. SHERMAN,
Professor Of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
GEO. W. BAYLESS, NJ. n.
;DeSn6nsx0toe OF Anatomy, d. CUMMINGS, NJ. ID.
Fees for the entire course. .el05 90
Matftcutokt0n Tee. 80. ........ 0Q
Gf1auati0n Zee 20 W
DieSectlng uckeS..,- - .---..-... ~ W
a Regular Clinical Lectures on Medicine and Surgery
At the Hospital twice weekly during TIE season. Cn.
ica Lectures at the College every Saturday afternoon
!. FuIrgT T-,II-- N. B. MARSHALL, Dean,
College Buildings, corner Green and Fifth 80.
. -aug12 dlWkW2W.1 ...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
2 MEDICAT:. = : % /"
.mo2 II. E .loS f + l. z Il = 'saa
.o,ysf MucH Used AND HIssstY roPULAs
FAMILY MEDICINES
I7s,f,o bsbosRL R s. ..i,
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLSl

WHICH STANDS UsKarALLED ny ANY xsDrcns
55l kHowSroR THF cuss q LIVER eomrlAISrss
AND OTHER DISEASES, ARISING FROM
ssT sa 4 DsRAEeED = STATE or THE l!h
TNHIS Medicine has been In public use about nnss..
the Liver tcSaint, Which has newer been no eqs ae
by any remedy heretofore Offered to the public.
surpassed, P S. and are the original, only, true and
GENUINE LIVER PILLS. % hl
The ,S wSud feel s fey e Ss sysn I :ns
Ens puS for
share q which Il has not jnst and full claim
as % tSe sps ysns ss s S
sny soa nj Ely Y ". feH.p se. 2 the public h'yn
+ - =, prsEAsEs OF THE LIvER:. ,sG,,.. ~.
plsyein pivse practice, and vas eivens % the public
with such dhecdOns and precautions might render Il
has fully sustained its reputation, and increased his
confidence in ix Just claims to he regarded As the only
y" Ha3 IN COSTfvENEss. .Da3u 2fi 3
% :ss 81 es sps :: De
Liver Pills Superior, e csthntc, 70 the pills IN
70 he public, s1pesseds nose i'm IN sensi.i @ T USE
az THE WORM MEDICINE. insrn :
peiIins - Y crms nom the human AN family ~
Worms frequently infes children, aggrayate all other
& Ss ana psnS CO M
riven to remove them, should be prepared with great
and Of Ss os won s,d ~ t. Be
subscrr Offers g the public, Is prepared Of the best
materials that can he procured.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRIP,
Pronounced to be the pleasantes and most ecacious
remedy, now in use, for the cure Of Coughs Colds,
Ieavies, Influenza, tickling sensations of the throat
sssissf ssss4: tSpsss GGess cSa Syrup ha. given sf
hundreds who have used 1t. and the proprietor Is per
suaded thar Il has the power TO impArt benefit that can
not be claimed for the Cough Mixtures in general
MOST OF THE MIXTURES Sa' y
Sold for Coughs are composed OF spiritueus and In
fanatory articles, which, while they give little relief,
really do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains
no spirituous ingredient whatever and may be used h
all cases not requiring active medical treatment. The
Imperial Cough Syrup has been used for the a9t IT.
teen years by the most respectable inhabitants Of Pst
burgh and vicinity. For sale by - q
{ ..-,-.---- -, - Agts. at Evansville,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
AN ORDINANCE,

AN ORDINANCE sais
Supplemental to and A'~~ndato4y of an Ordi-
nance entitled an " { C-dinance concssnsae
Drays, Wagons and other Pe6icles;; !" passed
April II, 1S47. a- fto.so -
SECTl0N l. Be 1t ordained by the Common, Co,,n..
- Gil of the City Of Evansvle That from and after
the taking effect OF this ordinance it shall not be las
for any person or persons to use, occupy or employ
any dray wagon, cart hack other carriage vehi.
Gle in the transportation carriage ofany goods
merchandise, produce, freight, passenger persons,
for hire up or down the hank of the Ohf6 irooppo
site the city of Evansville up down upon along
or over any wharf, street, lane or alley OF aid city,
without irst procuring license from the Mayor OF
said city to do: Provided that nothing in this ord
shall be construed prevent the owner
any such vehicle, cart wagon or dray from using the
same upon streets, lanes and alleys cf said
city, in the transportation of his own goods, wares,
merchandise produce other freight, or IN crry ing
himself, his family or any other person where no
hire Is charged. =,
SEC. The provisions Of the ordinance mentioned in
the title To this ordinance shall apply to all the yeh
cles mentioned or included in the first section OF this
ordinance unless otherwise provided in this orii-
SEC. g. 1t shall not he necessary fos the owners or
proprietors of hacks and other carriages and vehicles
used exclusively for the transportation Of passengers
and their hageaee number their hacks, vehicles and
carriages, under the third section OF said ordinance,
passed March 18th, 1871. rf. fsl tyiBt | :
CaTr H.. n -
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED Proposals will I've received nv the under.
~ signed, ut the City Clerks Office. until the eve
ming Of the 5h OF September, 1887, for the building of
street at the terminus of Oak street to the river For
plan and specifications NJ same, call at said office
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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SEC Every person who shall violate the provision
OF this ordinance shall for every such violation forfeit
and pay any sum not less than FIVE nor more than
twenty-five dollars.
SEC. s. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
.' - JOHN JOHN HEw SON, Mayor
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AN ORDINANCE -
To Provide for the Extension OF Gas Lighm
within the City Of Evansville. Passed Aug.

1st, A. ID. 4 $50. ssatt f+4.F.-f g -
SECTION I. BE 1t ordained by the Common Coun-
person or persons interested in extending the ga
point IN the city will advance to the city fifty (5d)
down the service pipe 10 such poin. along the pro-
posed line of extension, the City viii thereupon, with
out unnecessary deiav. such pipe be aii down
along such line and cause posts to he erected along
srch line, and will furnish to individual consumers
along such line who may have made such advances,
it IS or may be furnished by the Gas Company other
private consumers, until the amount furnished 10 each
person such advance shall he equal the
amount ad dvanced by such person; Provided however,
tnat the city shall not be liable for interest on any such
advance, and shall not be required to refund or repay
provided for. - = = - : =
SEC: 2 This Ordinance shall take effect and be In
force from and after its publication. ---.-ii : =
JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk. f : pr
au4 - f.... 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
RAILROADS..
From Evansville to New York In "A Hours
VIA.
EVANSVILLE d CRAwFORDsv LIE
"a riRAIL r o ID.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

AN and after THURSDAY, July I'd, 1851, and until
" further notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville at O'Clock and 30 minutes, A. NJ Vincen-
mes az IL l0P.M M. and arrive at Terrell a2:i5 NJ.
Connecting with trains for indianapolis CINCINNATI
and all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Te1e Haute-Baggage checked to
indianapolis. =
RETtRNING-leave Terre Taute at $40 p. NJ: af-
ter the arrival Of trains from the East and West; VIM
cennes AZ $50 p. NJ. and arrive at ?20 y. Nj,
Passengers by this train srrve at Cincinnati at l2So
same evening, Cleveland 500 next morning instead
Of 2:S0 p. NJ. as by former arrangement.
MIXED TRAIN has been placed on the road be
tween vincennes and Evansville; leaving Vincenne:
at $40 N-and arriving at Evansville at lo40 M
Returning leaves Evansville at 3l0 NJ, and arrives a
Vincennes at 6l5 M, connecting with the U. q NJ.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis.
OBSERVE, -,
Passengers arriving Ivy this train have over hours
In Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEAsURE.
Freight Trains North Of Vincennes, will run as hth
to-Leaying Trre Haute for the South at N return
ing arrive Ut Terre HaLie at 5:2s p N.
For any information or through tickets apply at the
Company Transportation Office head of Locust street
Evansville.
.N- Cars run by indianapolis Tines minutes fss
- ' J. J. DANIELS,
it.. Superintendent
IL vincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt. Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Advo
cate take out former advertisement and copy mylsu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
PROPOSALS..

&EALED Proposals will be received nv the CITY of
- Evansville, ut the office Of the undersigned until
vision Street Culvert, according to the plans and spec
iieations on fle In my oce,-sad work TO be compile
ted by the lst day OF January, A. u. 1850. -
aug4-lml WELL. ii. WALKER, City Clerk.
IeB-Eolksbote copy.1 fr....,,i. 80 r..f-f- I'll.
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,1a, /, 'oa -, .MISCELLAHE - ~
A. c., HALLOCK, AGENT
-oS
SrArENGENT
., OF ssssS~ THE
AETNA INSURANCE CO.

fl siEOr rf1ANA OkADs bONNsS -.
nN ths ls July, 1851, m-de to the State Of Indana
~ as required by the hw. 80. -, -
Company" located &C Hartford, Conn. = ''tf.s
The Capital Is Five Hundred Thousand Dollaru. 80
Is paid up and invested a. follovs:t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
THos. 4. xLExAN6lR.
srafE rhsitlG'si 81 tStS tSSStSsHsissf1crr. Il issf o. a"ob

.HlRTyoRp, July, lNi.
duly qualified 70 admnister oaths, THonAs A ALsx-
AnDER. Secreafy and made solemn oash that fore
going statement OF the assets and condition Of the ~
ma Insurance Company IL true. - ~ =
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Ut the Psaos.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED Proposals will he received until the LIST
OF eItember by the undersigned at his office,
Tor the building OF Chesnut street, Canal Bridge, the
same to he double track Bridge corresponding with
the other double Bridges: For plan and specifications
OF same, call at the Citv Clerk office. 81 t.4 e.
aug21-1N1 WELL. III. WALKER. Clerk
SE- volksbote cnpy.1 'lTI'E FT'l's
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13
Another Terrible Eurdsr in New York-A
E.a-d

AALLAa
The Bloomvile CD-iaware Col Mirror OF
h 2Sth contains the particulars Of a horrit
murder IN the town Of Hobart, in that county,
on he nisht Of The 2ist ult, by JOIN Heagney.
an Irish,nan. We quote
"About dark on Tuesday evening Heagney
went home from his work, aud found bis wife
sitting near the window. He asked her WIN
supper was not ready, and she replied tuat
she had no wood 70 bake bread. He immsdi
ately kicked her out Of the chair, and az she
rose, struck her a blow with bis hst; h then
went aud got a club or stick aud went TO beat
Rg her in a most cruel manner, mostly about
he head. She screamed, ba, as there were no
Bsghhors very near her cries awaited nothing.
His son, eyed about twelve years, plead wnh
ais father not to murder bis mlther, at which
he became very angry aid struck the boy over
he heat vi b the club which inflicted quite
a wound. TIE boy hen kept out Of the xal
'HeagnPy then returned to beating bis wife,
ami got three patent pals Of cold water and
poured upoa her, and each time as she arose,
be bit her with The pail. In This condition he
eft her iyi z on the ao9r, and went to bed.
Early in the morning ne arose and again com-
.nenesd beating Der, and told her 10 get up.
After pound ng her for SOM tine be drseged her
Il IS a bei-room and threw her on a truckie bed.
He then went up stairs and changed his clothes,
ssteusd up the house. took bis boy with him
aud went over 10 he village. to bis shop, and
VoTked more or less during the day, and until
wi hin half an honr If her testh. He left bus
wing wife, an infaLt, snl a daughter eigh.
year old ia the house.
- A short time after the victims were dis
covered By the EeighboIs. Notwithstanding
be efoF 5 Of those who gave them sssissaBce,
Mrs II died abou: two hours after the as
sault.
"Heagney zane into her room aboui bali an
hour before she diet, and appeared very in
different. He was asked how Il all happened,
and he replied hat be CANE tome aud found
her drunk, add thst in attempting to get up
she had fallen on the 10 ". ceilings, stove, &C..
and bruised her head. he said it was good
enough for her, g..
" BY this tine a large crowd bad collected
IN the OUTSIDE, ard a general preparation was
bsifg made t. hang bin 10 the first tree they
could reach. Jl-t az this moment Deput, Sher-
f BJsh arrived sud ordered his aTTest. Heag
icy showed a knife, But a few strong hands
soon plsced bin IN irons7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13
Great Britain.

On the 2Ist July there was greet rejoicing a
he town Of Boston, Lincolnshire, rouseqlen
m Tie re-openiug Of the SoBtEwss Oh p-l o.
he church in that town, which Was restored b.
be citizsns Of Boston, Massachusetts, as ?
memorial 70 John Cotton. Dir, Dallas, The
American Minister ; the Bishop Of Ksn'ucky
AID Ex-Msyor Btgelow, OF Boston, Mass.
vere among those who took part IN The pr
ceilings. An address was presented 70 Mr.
Dalas on the occasion, and t~o speeches wsr
made bv ihst gentler en-. During one OF hus
speeches Mr.. Dallas remarked
SIhssrd the Distinguished gentleman o. tn
opposite side make mention OF what 10 called
be Anglo Saxon race. Well, that, no drub-
3 very distinguished race. T. is entitled to
high praise. for 1t has accomplished wonc Re
Bat I do not think that the Uuited Stafes O.
America. as hey now exist. can be considefe9
as eotfned to the Anglo Ssxon race. Il Is a
natter O. fair truth to say to you that there s
A very large proporti n Of the cit zsns Of The
Uuited S a IS Who are Celfs-not Anglo-Sax-
-ns II there Be any Irish here they must nn-
derstand hat their fellow eountrymen cousif-
tn a very large proportion Of what NAV b.
termed the character Of the United States Of
America. Nav, to 60 a little further, one Of
our States is almost exclusively Spanish; as
other If our States il almost exclusively
French /; and the very State 10 which an
proud to belong, a State that is called thu Key
stone Safe, has 20 many Of lite population o.
the German rsee that v- are actually obliged
70 publish our laws in that language to accom-
nYaaste them Now all these races blended
together constitute the national character Of
tk Unired states Of America. Tnst country.
her.f1rs. Is not exclusively A~nglo-S8rOn.
Undeu5tediy some Of its most distinguishes
sources Of origin are Angio-ssxon, bat az now
organszed-ss It il noW hxed-under its pres
eat constitution and present population, Il is a
eovernment and a country composed Of al peo-
pies and rzrrs. snd Dot coahns5 exclusively
70 tks Apgl0-Sax0n-7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-13
ne Minnesota Ir.uSls-F'sii'n 'f Ha''sr'

From the NAdisOu Cwiseonsinl A gOs-l
We learn By a gentleman direetfromS St Pani
some facts in relation to the two conventions
there later than anything By mail.
The bogus convention, composed OF a MINOR
iy Of the members, admitted to their Sessions
he four fraudulentIy returned delegates tr0o'
be S.. Anthony district, thus giving themselves
Nhat they call a quorum, OF a number OF pei
sOas wha, if honestly elected, would form e ma
iority Of all the members.
The regular convention, composed OF the De
mOeratie delegates elected, has continued IL
session, and through a committee on ereden-
fisls are investigating the frauds by which u
bogus Black Republican delegates were re-
urned from S.. Anthony. They prove e0nelu
lively that the Democrats we're elected BY ma
i~orities ranging from Ste Dol, and are entils'
o their seats. These, with the Pembina dele
aies, will give he Democrats an actual ma
lority Of three out Of all the delegates eleetea
thus forming a quorum ready to proceed to us
BIS cess Of framing a constitution.
The facts in regard to the Pembina delegates
are these: They al live within The bOunda
les fixed BY Congress for the new STATE Ct
Minnesota, bat they were voted for BY 2 te"
r,;nd-ed scattered inhabitants living in a par
IF the present Territory Of Minnesota which
; included within the Psmbina legislative dis
riot. but is cut of from the proposed STATE
This himsy prstext is set up BY he Black Re-
,ublieans why they should not be admitted
while three Of the members Of the Black r.
publican mob, which they term a convention
we're elected under precisely similar eireum-
stances
The regular convention, composed Of Demo
/ cratic members, will frame a Constitution aue
.ubmit it to the people Of Minnesota. HadoPt'
ed, as it probably will be, it will go before
| Congress; which will certainly recognise it az
he act Of the regularly constituted convention
md under it Minnesota Will be admitted int
the Union.
Our informant SAYS that public opinion Il
strongly with the Democrats, and that III,
reckless rufiauism Of the Black Republican,
meets with neither approval nor sy apathy froH
.ny respectable number Of people in Mime
scfa