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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

4 CADEMY of Mr>IC-SUNDAY. OF. A.
N GRAND oRAIoRio Of ths srAsAr MArLh
Besthov.D's celebrated PASTORAL syuPaoyY-vx. -seI
b. 81 Orchestra Il 51
The whole Of Ro..ipf. ara o s.orio Il
TIE SiABAf hArEl.
Tie solos and concerted piec ~ih b -uos ev
M,dsme ANN DE Ia 6RANjE.
Tier sI,t sppe.sI c. n oLstIi D.
LABocETrA. GAssIER
ROCCO sCoLA BAaiL
pkANp Shosvs AND SRcBksrRA or lle lerInesshhs.
The MARCH from THE PROPHET. By My. h.ss.
DirectsE AAo Sont1etor Csrt Ahscko1
o PSieEs os ADsIsSIps
tIrcludiBs The Pnqr.nc ~. and Drs.s cEsL)
Fifty cents For seats reserved W sdvas<es
pnors open a. TO commence a
The sale 9i hesei'ea sea,. coeam-tsss on rdCksDAxs
Oct 81 the Academy Of Music the hass ef q.
Breu.ins No 7ol Broadway, and Hall Ssos Ma 10 5rVsi
wsy On SUNDAY. o 4 sests may be s>sur~A and "a,
mission tickets 80 cents eaehl ottsinoa ali day he Asley
Of Music only.
4 CADEMY of MUSIC.-Mad. Ia GRANGE.
"A FRIDAY CT 2-Only nigh, u
PURITAN - n.
MADAME ANNA pE IA 0RAS9E
Siss BRIGNOLI AMODlO sud COLErri
SATURDAY. Oct. S-Mue rRELZOLlSL
LUCIA DI LAMMEkhOoR
Frst sppesrsrce ss Lula OF .,,,
MLLE. EaMINIE FREZZoLINI
The Sale II Sest' lot PCRiTANl coumsrees WIS pArs
and fr LUCIA FRIDAY at the Aesismy. Bss"nSA Aoe
al Hall Sous Do open ct u - conmsno. =
SUNDAY. Oct f-Grspd ORATORiO StOhr II hcssssPe
S,sbat Mster"Msd. La Grange, Nile vestvsh ksA strsc
kosch. L,bocetts Scols, Gsser, Rocco Baih, UfAaS
MONDAY Oct. s. Las, night cf ESlR UAhORE-Sn1
FREZZOLlNI, Siss LABOCErrA, oASslER snd kOCCO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Odd Fellows, Hall Associations of the g.. U. Q
40 FThe annual election for 20 Directors OF the oov
S..sei.t,on VIII take piece on TUESDAY EVENING Oot
cas1 At sprins 1t Hall (So. lS5 Spring az oclost
s,5er .f ihe Board ELLIS a TVAAEn oesJ'
y IA REASON Pres't.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

AIRS. CARTER has just returned from Paris,
Nl with several cases of splendid B0NNETS and MATE
RIALS Of her selection. Ladies respee fully soct
to and examine the stock. Southern aud Western m
chants will find greatly their advantage call snd inspect
CAREERS Paris Millinery Lace M.nufy, 5ss Broedwsy
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-02

HOME ON THE FARM.-The farm pre-
serves the family in its integrity. The
home has in that charming word, and that
still m re charming thing, the fireside-
around which parents and children gather,
and where the bright and cheerful blaze up
on the hearth is but true type of the flame
of love that glows in every heart. The par
cnts have been drawn together, not by the
sordid motives of wealth, or by the ambi-
tious desire of social display, but for the per-
sonal qualities seen in each other. The glo-
ry of that fireslde to the husband is that the
wife is there, and to he wife that he is
there. Here they gather at morning, and at
evening, and at noon. Their board is almost
always surrounded by the same circle
Here they spend the long winter evenings
together, enlivened with the school books of
children, the newspapers aud journals, and
works of history and science. A constant
homogeneous influence goes forth from this
circle to the young hearts that are molding
there. Parental vigilance guards the young
against wicked companions. If the religious
influences are right in that home, they will
all grow up to be good citizens, to be the
pillars Of society, wherever their lot may be
cast. The sons follow the business of their
father as soon as their labors are available.
They are with him in the field, and by the
way, and at home. They form industrious
habits, and are prepared for the responsible
ties of life. Rev. w. Cliff, Am. Journal of
Education. ....
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| ANOTHER WIFE Observation-Disclosures of
wives by husbands, and of husbands by
wives, by poison, pistol or poignard, are ter
ribly frequent now. We find the following
account of the latest and one of the most
atrocious in the Wabash Express, of Satur-
day:
A young man, named Alcck Mulnix, it is
said, murdered his wife yesterday morning
at his residence near Manhattan, Putnam
county.
The facts are these: He got on his horse
after breakfast and ran to his fathers and
told him that somebody had killed his wife
while he was gone to feed his horse at the
stable. He told others that his wife fell on
the stove. Those who went to his house
found that the young woman's skull was
broken and that she had received three blows
one with a shovel and two with an axe. She
was breathing, but senseless, when first seen
by the neighbors, and lived about two hours.
They say the breakfast table was standing
with the ctuals upon it, and that tue bis
cult were still warm, and that therefore, the
horrid deed had been committed but a short
time when they (the neighbors) came to the
house.
The couple had been married just three
weeks. The young woman was daughter
OF David Sublette.
Mnlinix is in the custody of the officers Of
the law.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION roR THE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION OR THE
ant Chapter 80 Of the Statutes for the Relief
In the matter Of the sppcstion In the District Court
Of John B. Livingston, an in for the Second Judi
q from lis S.bss p pursuant q Of Ramsey,
Chapter = Of the Statutes for and Territory Of Mia
TIE relief Of In:elvent debtors nescse:
Second Judcis' District in and the County Of Ram
in the Territory Of Minnesota, held By his Heoo
Court Of the United States for the Territory Of Mime
sofa, and Judge Of the District Court aforesaid his
Cnsmbers At IT Paul. IN said Ramsey County, on the
ae s'That ali the creditors Of John Livingston, an
nsolvent debtor, be required to show cause, II any
they have before the sixth day Of July AID 1851
667) at ten O) O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
at my Chambers at the Capitol, in City Of St Paul,
In said County Of Ramsey in the Territory Of
why assignment Of the said estate
not be made, and he be discharged from his debte
suant TO the Statute For the Relief Iusovent Debt
ors.'
"And further order and direct that notice CT the
contents Of this order be published in the eek,y
Annesotian' newspaper published at Saint Paul, in
said county Of Ramsey, the seat of Government of said
Territory Of Minnesota, In each week ten O)
weeks successivey and also, that notice Aforesaid
cessivey, the Lansing State Republican, newspaper
published at the City OF Lansing, the Govern
ment Of the State Of Michigan; and also, that said
notice be published in each week for weeks
successfully I'm the Albany Argus and Atlas newspaper
published in the City Of Albany in the State of New York
the seat OF government OF sald otate.'
In pursuance of said order, notice is hereby given
thatJohn r. Livingston of the City Of St. Paul. in said
county Of and Territory Of Minnesota, nsov
ent debtor has filed the office Of heClerk Of the District
Court in and for the second Judicial District, in
county OF Ramsey aforesAd at st Paul. in said County,
his application for discharge from his debts pursuant
to the Statutes In such made and provided, and
that each and Of the creditors Of said nsovent
debtor, John r. Livngston hereby notified and
quired to show cause, any they have, before 81
my chambers at the CAPITOL In the City Of st PAUL. In
said County Of Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, on
the sixth (6th) day TOT July, A. D. 1867, at ten
(lO O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, why
sgnment Of said iusoivents estate should not be made
and he be discharged from his debts prayed by
said petitioner.
Notice first published March 20, 1851 Creditors ia
appear before his Honor Moses Sherburne Judge of thu
Second Judicial District in and for the County of Ram
in the Terrnry of Minnesota at his Chambers in thu
Capitol in the City St. Paul. County of Ramsey afore
said, on the sixth 6h day of July, AID 1851 at ten 40
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. to show cause
they have, why assignment should be made of sa
Insovents estate and he be discharged from his debts
ANEs, VAN ETTES OFFICER, Attorneys for Insolvent
| pau1 NJ. T. March
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/ THE EMIGRANTs' GUIDE.-This is the IT,
tie of a work just published by Messrs. Ward
& Young, of st. Paul, giving complete his
tory of all the towns and surrounding coun-
try On the Mississippi river and its tributa-
ries, from Dubuque to its headwaters and
also contains description of every town of
note in Minnesota, with synopsis of its set
tlement, &C., together with many tables of
interest and use, and much valuable informa-
ton to emigrants and settlers. 1t is just the
work to send to ones friends in the cast
Mr.. Town, the Agent, will proceed to-day to
Dunleith, to supply passengers on the boats.
Price 80 cents; to be had Of the publishers.
THE Chief Blowhard of the underground
sheet printed near the Post Office, still abuses
us in the most approved pot-house slang, in
the use of which, long practice has made him
unrivalIed. As committee of his medical
friends are about to hold an Inquest of Luna
cy over him to-day, We will forbear reply I'M
| til they decide whether he is responsible for
what he says.
PoLITICs is again GALL the go;'' anxious
candidates buttonhole their friends and fe.-
low partizans on the thoroughfares to press
their claims, and men anxious to become
candidates, are not strenuous in Directing
''should their friends see fit" &c. Mysteri-
GUS groups appear on the corners and pub
Replaces, and seem plotting some reasonable
affair. 1t is strange how polite and univer
sally agreeable some of these anxious indi-
viduals are. We saw one this morning, wiz
was stopped by a woman on the street. make
fourteen consecutive bows, and shake her
little boy by the hand with tender inquiries
after health, &C., before she had time to put
the inquiry of "Plase to tell me where Mis-.
Their Boorke lives.' sH..- ~s
HEAVY SALE.-The W. of the S. WI
and W. J of N. W. ! of Section 25, Town
20, Range %, CLEO acres) adjoining the cor
poration limits, belonging to the estate of IT.
l.. Tilden. was sold at Administrators sale
Yesterday, by Daniel Rohrer, Esq. The bid
ding was spirited, and it was finally struck
OH to COL McKenty for $2l,O5O. This
tract adJoins the Cottage Homes laid out
oy the Colonel two years since. We pre-
sumo Col. McKenty will lay this off into
one, two and five acre lots" homes for 49,
homeless" -0' 'ne
iHE Equator started up during the af,er-
noon, to Mankato, loaded with passen.ors
and freight.
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RRLIGION-WHAT IS ITe


IT'S not TO 70 to church to-day,
TO look devout and seem TO pray,
And ere to-morrow's sun goes down,
Be dealing scandal through the town.
Not every sanctimonious face
Denotes the certain reign of grace
A phiz that seems to growl at sin,
on wells hypocrisy within.
sis not to mark our duty's walk,
Or of our own good deeds to talk,
And then to practice secret crime,
And Sc misspend and waste our time.
IT'S not for sects and creeds to fight,
And call our zeal the rule Of right,
When all we wish is at the best,
To see our church excel the rest.
,Tis not to wear the Christians dress,
And love to all mankind profess,
Then treat with scorn the suffering poor,
And fast against them close the uooI'
All, no! Religion meant not this,
Its fruit far sweeter, fairer Is
In heavenly sell alone II thriVes,
And more than blossoms whsTs IL i"s''
Religion, tits the rule of life,
The bond Of love, the tane OF STRIFE,
Its preeept this, "to others DO, =.
AS YOU would have them do 10 you.
II grieves to hear an i'll report,
And scorns with human woes 10 sport
or others deeds 10 speak no III
But tell Of good, or else be stu.
And does RELIGION this import
oh, may our souls its influence court.
Haste. haste, the bright and blissful day,
When the whole earth shall own It's sway.
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DIR. Scores by, a veteran of Arctic enter
prise, died on the 2lst of March, at Torquay,
England, after lingering illness. Few men
of our time have been more respected, com
bining, as he did, scientific eminence with a
high moral worth, unaffected piety and active
benevo!ence. After his retirement from ac-
tive service at sea, he resolved to enter the
church, and after holding appointments in
less congenial local tiles, he found in the mar
thine town of Hull sphere which afforded
full scope for his benevolent efforts for the
social and spiritual welfare of sailors.
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GALE Oh MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ In pursuance of, and by virtue Of Judgment and
Decree Of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Mnne
soa rendered and made at the January Term of said
Court held at the Capital in the City OF Saint Paul. in
said Territory, the 2sth day Of January A. D. 1851
William Brewster and Emily L, Brewster, his wife, Mi
chael Hickey, Patrick Donovan Isaac Dixon Alpheus
G. Fuller, Mary Richardson, George Fuller, Joseph L.
Fullerton, and Richard d. Wood and Josiah Bacon,
Lewis W. Hayward, Benjamin v. Marsh Hart A. Leavitt
and Edward Y Townsend, partners under the name and
and William Wakefield is Defendant in Error which &C.
ton was brought for the foreclosure of Mort
gage upon the premises hereinafter described, which
judgment and decree rendered and made in of
the said William Wakefield Defendant in Error therein
for the sum Of Twelve thousand Five Hundred and
Ninetyseven Dollars and Eighty mine Cents ($12Q7 S9)
and upon which the said of S12597 SO now remains
due to the said William Wakefield Defendant in Error
with interest thereon fromte date Of said judgment and
decree
I, Aaron W. Tus, Sheriff of the County of Ramsey,
in the Territory of Minnesota, will expose for sale,
Public Auction, and sell in separate parcels to the high
est bidder for cash. at the front door the Court House.
In the City of St. Paul. in the County Ramsey afore-
ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. the Real Estate
and premises directed in and by the said Judgment nd
decree to be sold, and described therein follows viz
Certain lands and real estate lying, situated and being
in the County Of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota
and described follows that is say beginning at
stake thirteen (3) chains and eighty three (s3) links
west from the centre of Section number thirty zone, (8
In Township number twenty nine, (2V North of Range
twenty-five S22l West; thence north eighty mine Gsl
twenty CD links to post thence north fifteen {15)
minutes west, eight S) chains and thirty EIGHT and
fonrth (3sA) links to post, thence north seventy COZ
degrees seven az minutes and fifteen 5) seconds east
one chain and thirtytwo and twothrds (s2ss) links to
post thence south forty (40l degrees east, co.
chains and eighty two go links to post vetas
line thence south forty three 43 degrees forty (4O)
minutes west ~ chain and ninety 900 links to the
place of beginning, containing four and
dreth a 191r0) acres or less And also the west
half Of the north quarter of Section number thirty
one 3l in Township number twenty nine, (29) North Of
Rn pty.fu- arss
gether with all the Entertainments and appurtenances
thereon, or tereunto in anywise apperaining or SO
much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy the iudp
nent and decree aforesaid together with the interest
thereon, and costs of the sale. l
Dated st. Paul, March H. 1851 '-''.-
AxEs VAN ETTEN, Attys for Defendant in Fro
A. w. TULLIS, Sheriff;
T ar14-w6w e.l- By J. w. PRINCE, Deputy,
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l.. NJ. PEAsE, whose name has been so long
identified with the Five Points House of In
oustry in New York, has been obliged by
iailure OF health to resign the super inten-
dence Of that institution. 1t is stated that
MS successor is Rev. Mr.. Talcott, late Super,
intendent of the State Reform School at
Westboro', Mass.
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DERSIA B.THOMPSON d0dSnst MARY JANE THOMP.
i son. Summons for relief-To the above named de.
fendan-You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, Of which copy is
herewith filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court
said county Of Ramsey and to serve copy Of your
to the said complaint the subscribers their Of
flee, at st. Paul. in said County, within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded the
plant. HALE PALMER, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Dated st. Paul, 10Th March, 1867. mh21:w6w
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Territory Of Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County I'd Judicial Dfgtrief.
WILLIAM B. LANGLEY ogainst SAMUEL A. SUR

" 1LLIAM % LANULEH u0utHSZ SAMUEL "A, STCR.
w TEvANT.-Summons.-T Samuel A. Sturteyant.
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
duly filed In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
for the Second Judicial District and County Aforesaid
and 70 serve copy Of your answer TO the said com.
plant on the subscriber, ct bis Office in the City Of saint
Paul In said County Of Ramsey within twenty days az.
ter the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
viii take Judgment against you for the sum Of one hun
dred and two dollars, With the interest thereon from and
since the 18th day Of January A. D. 1885, at the rate
ection. frcTa'ir-'- " 'N~
mh21.w6w HARVEY OFFICER pr,e,s ...,
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THE DAILY MINNESOTIAN.
THE DAILY MINNESOTIAN.

~ Advertisements inserted'n both Daily and Week
y ne-half price additional.
~ TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS to be paid for II d
~ Loaded DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS will be
charged double the above rates when changed and
50 cents per 1000 ems for each change.
~ All Advertisements unless the time is specified
be inserted till forbid, and charged accordingly.
- BOOK AND JOB PRINTING of every descrp-
on, done in the best style and at the lowest rates.
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pKIXATE MEDlCAh TREATISE or

VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DIR.
LA CRoIx, NJ. d., Albany, New
York. $50 Pages and 100 Fine
Plain and ColOred Autographs
and Plates, sent free Of postage to
all parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and contain
ing nearly double the quantity of
reading matter in that of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications.
1t treats on the Physiology of
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, DIS.

Judicial DisrictJohn Eason against Edward II. Hawke.
SnnamOns.-TO Edward H. Hawke, Defendant: In the
name of the United States, you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this action
which complaint has been filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court in the County of Ramsey, in the
Second Judicial District aforesaid and to serve copy
of to the said complaint the subscri
bers at our Office, in the City of Saint Paul. in said
County and Territory within twenty days after the
vice of this summons you, exclusive of the day Of
such service and If you fail to answer the said conn.,
plant within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this
action will take judgment against you for the sum OF
Five Hundred and One Dollars principal, together with
interest thereon from the twelfth 2th) day of Novem
ber A. D. 1885, at the rate of thirty per cent per
mum, besides the costs of this action.
AMRs, VAN ETrEN OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated at st. Paul, March 90 1851. mi2S NfM
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RICFK,S SALAMANDER SAFES.
WILDER,S PATENT.

A large assortment u
Safes OF various sizes and
patterns, with and with
out powder proof locks,
for. sale At the depot lac
Water St., New York.
Burglar proof B q n Z
Wants and vault doors
made to order. I
| STEARNS& MARVIN
Hdfe Of S;edrns f. Co.,
|seccsSsorst0 Rich + Coz
lW Water St., and cor.
Avenue A and st. Mark.
ct Place, N. T., g J
Proprietors OF Rich's I 4.
tent, and the only makers
Of Salamander Safe COM
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HARVEY OFFICER, PrG's Atty.


MILL STONES. BQLTING CLOTHS.
HAYWARD TRAvxss West Water Ct, Chicae 90 IN
NELSON HAYWARD, Cleveland, Ohio. iulyI .d1iv
MINN ESOTA MARBLE w01US
w TRUMAN d. SMITH, dealer in American md ftsl.
IAN Marble, manufacturer Of Chimney Pieces, Monu-
mem ana Iompstones OF every description Cabinet
PAUL. (sSS-davy) }, r. TosrEvN, Sculptor Agent.
n ASHANGS HEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
n p. ALLISON, Hastings Mnnesota Territory
mas on hand large quantities Improved and
WHO Lands In tracts to suit purchasers. ap2Sdaw
w =: q g. b. REED, CONTRACs1r.,
w ORS and BUILDERS, Nni6ger City, Minnesoss,
contract to do any work in their line In tnoiougn
and workm8nlke manner, in Ninnger City ana yiGmcy
Ninnger City, December IL, 1885. oecIs -a.wom
O5OOOCANvAssED and GREEN HAMS, for sale BY
Zs'D - TEMPLE & BEAUPRE