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TIE Rev. Mr.. I. 8 Ka,looa, about whom so much
hss been said Of a,e in the public papers, and ia
public ard private quarters, relative to his licen
tious transactions in East Cambridge on the night
Of the Stu inst returned to this city early on Sab
bath morning last from his Southern tour, and at
eleven O'Clock the same morning preached to an
immense congregation il fremont Temple. So
crowded was tne audience thst hundreds of ladies'
Were obliged to stand 10 10 the side sisles and
about the doors, unable to procure sitting plaza.
It was not generally known that the Rev. gentle
man would be present at moraing service, else the
crowd would undoubtedly have been greater, as
proved to BE- the case IN the ofternco1 wnen hun
drejs Of persons among whom were many highly
respectable ladies' we're compelled to leave the
Temple, unable to procure even 3 sighg Of the new
religious lion.
at ten minutes to eleven O'Clock the Rev. Mr..
KalIoCh appeared on the platform, which was o.
cupied by ell ers and others il high position il the
respected Blptist Persuation, and stated that The
fatigues OF bis journey had somewhat impaired his
strength but that he would go through the exer-
else OF the morning with as good a grace as b 8
physical inhrmites would permit. He then gave
out hymn, which was sung by the choir in that
excellent style for which the cbOrisers Of tn per-
sussion sre so enineuty distinguished.
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BANK OF EAST TENNESSEE

The Knoxville Register, in reply to sundry in-
quries from distance, as to the date of the sus-
pension of the Bank Of East Tennessee states that
the branches closed on the let December, and the
principal bank o. Knoxville on the 10Th December
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Per Nashville.
45i bags Baltimore Rio Coffee;
% casks Fresh Rice;
20 bags Almonds;
2 cases Fresh Figs
~ casks LOudOn Porter;
20 barrels Pscans;
80 do Fl beFts and Ems fish WaluutF;
IS do Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
For sale, low down, by,
febl9 M'CREA & TERRAss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

ALLEGED CLERICAL DELINQUENCY IN BOSTON,
PLAYING ROMEO TO MARRIED LADYs JU.
LET
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SPRING IMPORTATIONS!!
MO RIG A N Il CO.,
No 49, PUBLI0 SQUARE,
NASHVILLE.

TNTB receiving and opening usual Spring PuF-
w chsses which will be ready for inspection by the 25th
inst ard At which time We viii display complete
son heretofore.
Stock VII embrace all the latest styles Of DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
And 10 it will be added all the NONELTIES, as hey ap.
pear in the Eastern Cities,
In addition large and generally asserted Stocks We
have in the habit Of keeping have added to II all
the styles antgrades Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
We shall be pleased exhibit assortment 20 our old
friends and Trade generally, feel conf lent that
our long experience and the advantages possess
sb e 10 oder inducements 10 all.
febl2 MORGAN & co.
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SAMUEL c. BoTcE. sEoEsE ELvEasoH.
BOYSE & EMERSON,
NERO liant TAILORING AND GENTLEMENs
FURNISHING STORE,
No 20 PuRrT0 SoUA9r

THE subscribers desire to call public attention to their En-
L TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
gimeres, VestinE s. DrtllinEs, Ready MADE
Clothing and fun stock Of Gentle mems Fur
nishtnE Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
eumsances, will offer great ducemens to cash pune
tuel time dealers and solicit the trade examination
Of stock before purchasing elsewhere. We would call
speca attention to the assortment OF Cloths, CaBsmeres
and Vslng which viii make up to order IN the latest
styles and warranted 70 Do sale. We also call alien
ton to stock Of ReHdy,m Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade, which determined sell
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our Stock
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods will Away found
psts. We will speedily have In store hns stock Of Boys
Clothing.
wANTED-A few good JoaraeymeR-none but good ones
need apply. BOYSE 81 ELVERSON,
feb9-tf No. 90, Public Square.
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by EttS q co.
AUCTIONERRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HARTSVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PURCHASE SELL PRODUCE AND PROPERTY or EVERE
spr23 DESCRIPTION.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

interesting by leaving out much which ssivessis
tinre of monotony, vet the interest is kept up
to the end. Poor Mabel Ross! We wish she
could have lived to witness the triumph OF Lena,
but as in reality. 60 in the ideal, there must al.
ways be some clouds to darken, in order to en-
oy the sunlight. ne1 81
Mrs. Holmes has been entirely succ essful in
this work, and as soon as its merits are known
it can't hclp but have an extensive sale.
A very excellent little "Manual of composition
and letter writing from Fowler & Wells," re-
minds us that we are indebted to this house for
other favors. The work before us, and its COM
panion.-ssA manuel of speaking conversation
and debating" are volumes which. should lie upon
the parlor table of every family, not because they
are filed with gaudy pictures, but because they
are the keys to elegant accomplishments, with
out which beauty becomes insipid, and wealth
odious. Gold glitters inside of their pages OF
far more value than that found on the shores of
the Ell Dorado. Parents should by all means
place copy of these books in the hands of their
cbildren-they can make them no more valuable
present. For sale by Davenport.
Godey's Lady's book for June, has its usual
attractions, and as matter of course, will be
sought for by the ladies. W.. 'S.H
Graham's Illustrated for June, also presents
its tempting dish of summer fruits. In fact our
table fairly groans with the weight of literary
repast, and if brief exemption from editorial
duties would permit, we would enjoy, for once,
ga feast of reason and flow of SOUL"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
QUIT D6iNkING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS FOR n AK,Nn A., r,rr.
OF LIQUORS AND VINEGAR INSTANTLY,
-ssafsl ass BIZ the use of =. IlI@---sa
ILACOuR,s ESsENrI

AESE OILS are btaine by Distillson xt the Chemical
LaooIatory Parish Of Jeerson Pierre Iacour
OF Lssours Chemical Analysis, Lacous Chemical
u1ns, Lasonr on the Manufacture Of Liquors, &C.
LACoUk'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neural s,r,t IA q
superior imitation VI Imported Brandies, viz tsrd
Adre Coenac Poulfnev, United
ors Cas.on and London Dock Brsdes. The e ooors viii
nave fui ruiiy flavor and cuior Conn
mon hectned whisky will be changed the or the ~,
Cosnac 70 New York Brandy Pine Apple Brandy, Common
LACOUR's OIL OF RYE Ct anges Recaed wb,.rv - No
Whisky, &c. x 'f.tiI So Tsg- % ""Hs, Dvu'oou
OIL OF cEDRAT changes common Recoed wb,.rx,o f,,d
sn Az Wnsky and superior srtcl- Of Scotch Whl,ky
Jill Of PEACH changes conmoR whisky to virginia Pe.eb
BRANDY &C. OIL OF Peach and OF CoRusc viii cnvrrt
comm N Whisky TO Apple b. andy. $500
% OF GIN converts the poorest whisky 10 Holland a,
Scnsasm SshLspps: Rose Gin Swan tsfn Enslsh Gin &C.
80, .AcoUhs CoNCENTaATkD ACIj viii, Ia. nve hours
,., u.ns nxed snsnge ave GALLONS good Vinegar and
that can be found In the Market Nv the se - IA
coar Acid Vinegar can be made for
These Vls In quart nssksy each ossk ccnt.u.
vi tor making three hundred gaions Of iioor Ful
xnd comprehensive directions accompany tile bottis. pr,
~ pei bottle. fGdf T'1l-S-s ~ S's'' Tt'ss
FOR saies the corner Of ST. Charles ana Poydtas
une ootte Of these Oils, eight Number, win be
pcHed anu shipped with bill isdrg, 10 any srt q, the
country, upsn the receipt OF eI6, the address OF 10
q .ss.fl r. LACULR, New Orleans.
PURCHASERS are requested, guarantees OF eood AIM "a
Iunisn Us me names VI any house New Orleans md we
VIII snip them package of the II they d. moi u rfor
nat caimed TOT them, they will nothing nihl-iv
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

WHIrs MEE SoLD IN Kxx1ucxY.-In that stats
the barbslous practice Of selling paupers into
slavery still exists, and it was but recently that
man named Hough was sold at Covington, KY,
for term Of four months because be was . pau
per. There is no difference in principle between
enslaving white man and black man, and it is
in accordance with that public depravity which
allows black men to be enslaved, to reduce also
the whites to bondage, who may be 50 unfortu-
nate as to be poor.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
THE GREATEST -
MEDIC Al DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, discover ed IA eue a. In
AVA Common pas ure weeds remedy that cures =
: az EVERY KIND OF HUMOR. s

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury has ed IN enc Of ar
AVA common pas ure weeds remedy that cures
81 EVERY KIND OF HgMOR,
The Worst scrofula Down to n Canine, p;r,,.
ne mas 1t In over eleven hundred never faled
IN two Cases, both thunder hunor Re Ia ~
possession over hundred Of M value Iii within
Two bottles warranted nursing sore uaou,b
70 'nfee bottles WIZ cure the worst kind pimpe
Two or three bottles clear the system Of baie.
,S Uoes are warranted to sure the canker nhs
Three to i've bottles warranted to cure the en-, hndf
Erysipelss. -, S' '-' ss'' Ane ~
0neor bottles warranted to cure al humor In tn. ey
Two bottles are warranted 70 Of the cara
blotcbes among the hair. 49, -
to six bottles are warranted corrupt ana running
One bottle will cure scay eruptions Of the. ss,n - 81 =
OF three cotes are warranted worst kind oR
Two or three bottles are the most despss
Three bottles ar warranted To chr. ..,.,s.,-
FIVE TO eight bottles will The case Of scrofus
oenens always experienced the nrsf bottle, ana
Nothing looks those who have IN vain ted
al the wonderful medicines the day a. tia: weed
every hun,or in the system yet ii is axsd fact n va
bumor, has TO start There no IFS nor AIDs bum
over thou and bnes vicinity Of Bo.tou. snc
OF every case II has already done some OF he
old. TO old people .ixy. i have 4 en- nosr~ nuny
womy- oking children, whose flesh was SOFT and dabby
To those who subject 10 s,ci head .ch. on.,,, f
xyays cure It. gives In cstxrr and dzri
S VINO nave TAKEN hat been costve years,
oeeh regulated by it, Where the sound works
easy but where there of he fucros
ia WIN cause very singular FEELINGS, ysu must not
oe aased ney slwa. disappear 10 week.
fhee never bad result ON the contrary hen mat
teehe gone, you viii feel yoursef like person. heard
listened ----.or--' " - snA' evea nsn
:. Manuiactmed BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 100 Warren.
Stree hoxoury Mass Price $oo. sale At a the prin
cipal DrugRists In the city. des-iyv
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

NoKTH FORK OF CROW RIVER twenty-seveu miles south.
west from ST. CLOUD, stage between ST. CLOUD
and TRAVERSE LES SIOUX, and miles from
Mime polis and st. Anthony. 1919 =
WESTON wssoeated A. d. 1856, Is the
county, growing rapidly, and from its
he heavy settlements north ouh west OF it,
ton will soon be one theiargest Inland West
The town Is beauti ully situated Crow River, with
hne water power aud with heavy timber one side snu
beautiful rolling prairie on the other aus
terry. UrfFHfa- -a.lr ae.Sf 4 = + 80 ~
There are several Territorial roads running
through the Town Weston, Railroad from ST. CLOUD
to ST. Peter will pass through the town. s tHe IT
D. Lime stone and coal have been round the "A
aw- VIII be In operation very other
and substantial improvements. 1E,d y
The site has reference to its futur,
and foresight. sH '=Ft IL -
To those wishing locate purchase property at Wes
ton, apply to e. H. PETIT, J. b. EQWA B. BU LII
p WILSON, II. T. WELLES, NJ. Q. RAKER, at Minnesp.
oils, or Capt. PIEPCE,A at Weston, ~ ~ N -
october 10, 1856. @ .sg EG
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
LATEST NEWS.

We see by the arrival Of the Arago at N. Y,
on the 18th, that the intention Of Lady Franklin
to send out another and final expedition to
clear up the great Arctic mystery, has ripeued
into reality, Lady Franklin having effected the
purchase of a steam yacht admirably adapted
for the Arctic service, and the experienced Arc.
tic voyager and explorer, Captain McClintock k,
The presence of Mr.. Grinnell in London, is anx.
iously anticipated by the promoters of this last
effort to obtain some traces of the gallant Frank
lin and his companions. as.s 4 = -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

The Hoyoke Bank Northampton, Mass, heretofore quoted
doubtful beyond question perecy sound, be-
Ing caused simply by temporary Injunction being served by
the Bank Commissioners in their loans
ceeding by few thousand dollars the limit Of the law The
Injunction having been the bills present
always have been redeemed the Suffolk Bank Boston, I'M
der the of entire sett Of .cers
business under limits BY the banking
Of that State. 81 'sg.. rT $685.
According resolution passed by the Board Brokers'
all names, either drawer endorse all psper
remaining unpaid, shall be reported at each meeting Of
Board. 1t'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

ca A magui6cens panorama of New York is
on its way up the river, and will be on exhibition
at the Hall of Prof. Manuel in week or two.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

CO J. W. Gray, Of the Cleveland Plaindeal-
er. has employed Senator Toombs, Of Ga, as his
counsel in the case Of Horace Greeley Us. Jas. W.
Gray-an action for libel. - 50
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

Neenah CttyThs Town has but few weeks,
and already in thriving condition. Sec 49, Town.
W on the road from Mnnea Cloud
half way between the latter place Fremont City, and
mile from the Mississippi Nequoquetah Creek which
through the towns affords good milling privileges, which will
be improved this fall by the erection saw-mil. Next
spring geod saw-inill and grist-hl. tEE"
The improvements UP are stores, Blacksmith shop.
Shoe shop and Wagon chop There hos been post ONCE
town for two months Five good houses already
and ten will this fall. COED ho.e is finished and
ready for the acconmodntionof travellers. 4stg q
The proprietor IL prepared to offer unusual Inducements to
miimen and there being plenty water
er and good timber OF various kinds town. Bric
makers VIII nnd an excellent bed Of brick clay the town
making brick equal to the best Mnnea pos Merchants wi
ma this an excellent pvht, the country an
ceent quality and set for miles back. All DESTROYS OF 60
themselves The proprietor viii give to all prepared
mence business here THEIR OWN TERMS. 20 ~
Settlers building dwellings, will receive good lots free of
charae building material plenty Granite any quantity
found near town. brick In the town site hard timber
being easily obtained. Land taken in pawn
fori Address, L. b. JOHNSON, Proprietor, B.,
nczz-o&wu Neenah, Stexrns Co., MT.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

COLUMBUS, Ind, May Is q
A FIRE occurred here this morning in the stable
near Sims Hotel, destroying the hotel, shoe
store, hardware store, millinery shop and cigar
store adjoining Loss 81 900 to 81, 900. Supposed
to be the act of an incndiary. 49,.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

.t.- rvs CLEVELAND, May 49,
The examination of McHenry alias Townsend
is ended. The prisoner was remanded, his iden-
tity with the Canadian murderer being establish
ed. - ~ =. "Ss ess"tts - 81
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

ConINo WEsT.--Matsell, th famous " Chic
OF Police OF New York City, has purchased a
large tract of land at "Ochermerhorn's Mill, !"
near Amanosa, Iowa, and intends removing to it
in the fall, accompanied with about tAenty of his
friends. The new colony is to be called Mo-
dern Canaan.''- Galena Courier. II Qa ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
no STOCK oWNEas.

ITO prevent Hides the Pencs,o buy and use WILLS
GERMAN CONDITION POWDER, which 10 becom:ne
universally known the German Remedy prevent
and cure all diseases Of Horses Cattle Mules Sheep
the Recipe was procured from German Veterinary Surgeon
TINS Was used In private practice than 20 ne
pocrst crow bats made fat smooth, and
PRICE Is cent?, 50 cents, and 81. = lfttsssT
=. n. WELLS, No. - Desrborn-st., Chicago,
Proprietor Of the above, also Of
Pecora Syrup, for Coughs, Colds aud
WELLS German Ltnimenf; WILLS Great Ressrrn PfIs;
and ssnersl dealer in PArBNT AEDlCNBS PRRFUME RY,
efe The above medicines sold Cities ana Towns 81
the west Address orders above. dealers n 81 Lorna
Chicago, o. other cities Get Wells Almanac for 1857 Soi
N this sV ~ W. =. Wsaas ana = ". Bosd. nhis-aas
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
LakevIne, Dakota Ceuuty.-rhis town !.

Lakeville, Dakota County.-This town is located on
Inc government Road eadins Mendoza mouth OF
the Big Sioux River, and the line spvlIs
oaut anu CEDAR Valley Railroad. twenty
west from st. Paul. Ia the miCst farmins ri
surpassed In the Territory, already thcky There
present IN the town, twV stores hotel
shops, three shoe makers, smih cabinet
six carpenters much business
required 70 meet the demands country.
chanics are needed, we'll men, whom
liberal Inducements offered by The proprietor all who
will become rssidents Of the town.
The improvements already the present
sons are an extensive steam Touring mill,
for by the popretor school house and public
ngs building for Offices and dwellings. Prepara
tions are being made the large
y OF bricks, tor which there abundance excellent
clay. For mail and staging iscilties Lakeville NOT
equaied BY any country town in the Territory being
nhe arrlvais and departures weekly. al0-d&wIy /
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
NEW York, Nav

es-~.s NEW YORK, May Is.
The court of Oyer Terminer to-day refused
to quash the indictment of Eckel, and his case
was postponed to the full term
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

Clinton, Steele Co., MIN. Tsr.-Clipton was laid out
and recorded last pt%nber, Section 81 TO- TOWNSHIP
los Range TO- situated In the Valley staiehI liver
On the stage route from ST. Paul Dubuque about
way from ST. Paul to the Iowa line. 1t On the d.
rect line OF the Cedar Valley and Minnesota and Peter
haoids for which lands have been Congress, ana
should be the point where those Crosse II is sur.
rounded by the best agricultural land in the Territory where
nt rate crops are grown ON the best Of FERNS
uvatd ~ as good class of citizens be in Min.
nesota or where else. The State Capitol Will not
be located here neither Clinton county does not
contain gog shop dyankdrd loaf; has the best
water power on the ver in the counry with twelve feet
The dam On solid rock and good side
OF ane stream, secured By heavy substantial piers.
Clinton nov contains nine dwellings,, house, store,
ssw MILL and erist mills (he only In the county lumber
on the ground for large Touring MILL hotel,
school house and several other budug, all 70 70 nm
ibis SPIT 8. Persons wishing engage
cabinet work, any the mechans
zeal branches where good timber ready sale for manu
articles are desirable viii do 10 look nj Clinton
before locating elsewhere. Aerchsns, Mechanics, good
and al persons OF good character search Of
lone, Will una moucements to settle at Clinton. ra i
FREE HOMES.-An parsons OF coed character, who VII,
settle m CinoD with view promote and re-
Gious interests, and who win complete dwelling
tnfee months from the rst Of April, sAsu have deed
Of lot at the simple cost Of 81 90. 80
Narch ~, 1857. lg6 49, 1880 ~ tsNs !,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

aau QuINDARo, X. T. May IL.
District Attorney Weir, entered Nolle Pro.
seque in the case of Governor Robinson, indicted
for treason.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

BloomingtonIs beautifully sni suvantageously locates
on tne Ainle.otA Tor 81 Pete ever, HEM
eItory VI Aesota. Its oca Tor COMMERCIAL
sequai " any VI the towns larger cert.
m a s, from 81 Pau ~ ai,ec.ion is
fne place has all the AGRICU LfURAL ADVANTAGES in.
cdent TO new Country the are thckiy
oy an industrious anu enerprzng farming which
al once gives busiaess, fors point OF No small ,n
tsnce hennepin County ra"ks higher
tct IMAM any Jnsr County la ts territory This
gives 70 Boomngon aposton re-shipment,
town on the River. -sslt '-.sI-sIF n
THIS point nAs peculiar ADVANTAGES Respecting
Railroads The Minneapolis Cedar Valley or low line
Railway from recent prospective designated this
place as the probable CROSSING For particulars,
readers to wA BREWSTER, Dealer Eslste Vt his
City, or Ssl1LShAhf w.. OF Chicago. spl-tf