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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-02-07
AMERICAN HOUSE.--NOTICE.

THE Proprietor Of the above popular and comodious
i establishment would respectfully announce to his
patrons and the public generally that in order
the views of the travelling community, he will and
after the first day of November next reduce the price
board dollar and fifty cents per day, at the
time he begs to his friends that there will be
reduction in his efforts to please in the style
fort which has heretofore characterized his efforts
make the American House all that first class Hotel
calls for. S. LONG, Proprietor.
st. PsnI. October 80, 1s56.--dawtf. @..
~ All Minnesota papers insert the above for three
months and send bills to American House.
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JOHNSON & BROTHER.

PROFESSIONAL GUNSMITHs Saint Anthony Street,
i second door above the Presbyterian Church, Saint
Paul. would ctfuy inform the citizens of St. Paul
and vicinity, that they have commenced the above bus
here, and ready do all kinds of Manu-
featuring and Repairing Sportsmen will end stock
f Double and Single Barrel Guns, Rifles Revolvers,
stols Game Bags, Powder Flasks and Horns, Shot
Belts, Fishing Tacle &C., unsurpassed in quality ard
price. Having had experience Of twenty yer
in the business, satisfied that give gen nal
satisfaction. nov4-daw1m*
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mARSHALL Ia CO..

bankers and Exchange Brokers, corner Third and
ID Cedar streets st. Paul-Wili receive deposits buy
and sell exchange, osel in Land Warrants, Loan
money, and make investments for non.residents
:. REFER To-C. H. Rogers &C., so Wall street, New
York Keen Taylor. 1O1 Walnut street, Philadelphia;
Darby and Barksdale, St. Louis; Kinney, Essv Co.,
Cincinnati; Marine Bank, Chicago n. Corwth 5 Co.,
0alena; blagg Savage. Quincy, III. aug II dawtf I
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SOMETHING NEW IN ST. PAUL!

I LETTER CO., formerly of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
ID WOOD TURNER'S. Sixth Street, bet Cedar
Minnesota, respectfully to those requiring
work done in their line, that they have just established
themselves in St. Paul. and respectfully solicit Carpenters
Cabinet Makers and all those having work done in this
line to give them a call. We prepared execute
everything in line Of business with neaness and dis
patch Having our Lathes all turned by steam power,
enabled to turn out work with great speed and at
very low rates. H- Hardwood always on hand Cash
paid for good hardwood. stS
Nov1S-d3m J. LETTER co.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

I W. MABON, PRoPRIEToR-St. Paul. Minnesota -
q Good Boarding by the day, week month on easy
terms Good stabling attached share of the publ,
patronage is respectfully solicited Stages call at tn.
House daily for Passengers Sign, Square and Compass
st. Paul, January 90 1S56.-w1y 80 ~ -
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vETERINARY SURGEON,

NHE undersigned would respectfully offer his services
ally in the practice of his profession which he has an
experience Of twenty years. lie devotes his atten
ton particularly to the training of horses for the Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen, moderate NJ compensa
ton. -s , a C. F. WESTERBURY,
at r. G. Berghots' next door to Bond Kellogg
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CbkAPESr BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly ceu-
Bile the quantity of reading matter
in that OF the Fifty cents or Dot
f0f Publications. 1t treats On
the PLY SOiOGY OF AAkEI.
AGE, and the secret infirm tiles
and disorders OF youth and matu-
rity,Tesultinpfrom exccsses which
destroy the physiesl and mental
powers observations Oh ma rriaee,
Its duties and disqUaliHcatiols. g.
their remedies witt lithogranhs.
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illustrating the anatomy and physiology and disease, al
of both sexes, their structures.
and functions. popular and cOnpre IN
the duties ard casualties of single married.
Ply and fruitful alliances. mode OF securing them-infe-
tous and fnfere ones-their obvation and removal
important hints to those contemplating mariOny
will overcome obe ctions TO II; none. however, shoud
take this important step without rstc
commentaries on the diseases and medical treatment OF
females. infancy to old age each case gra,bicav
illustrated nv heaniiru' photographic plates nervous Re
bility, its causesand by sin ~
safe and ell cai ia' failure is impossible; for
ally nis naCemeft an essay on Siermatorrl with
practc; OBJ ,eryafions safer and more SUCCESSOR,
mode of reatme precautionary hints the ln, Nv
shifting from empirical practice; an essay ~. q scasa
arts ng from tnscret.on with plain and simple rues
which ali persons curethcmselves without pcrc,r
remedies for those self-l!eed isrries ana dissDy
Pointed hopes SO unfortunate prevaeni in the younc
IL is rutnu adviser 10 The married those conrn
plating marriage. Its perusa parti.u recon-
mended persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
physical condition. and who having Laz
ry human beinr Is entitledto Price % cents per COPY
or hvecoples TO dollar. Mailedfree of postage to
any part OF the uniIeu States.
NJ B.-Those who prefer may DIR. LA CRoIX
upon any of the diseases upon which his book tr. ats
either personally or by mail. His uedicine,
III the snort space or DAYS, and cGnIcptelv
tirey eradiratc ali of those disorders
paiya and cubebs Rave so ng been ih"ugh atdole,
TO the ruin Of Il health or the pansnt. HIS .'Frcnch
Secret' rs he reat continental remedy for that c,s.
of disorders which unfortunately p, scians treat with
constitution, and which all the sarsapara world
cannot cure.
DR.. A CRO1X'S medicines are free from all miner.
al pois"ns, and put up IN neat and impact fir which
can be sent BY Express Mail. ard may be taken in
public private house or while tv-lling wihcut
posure to the most intimate friend nsat. ~
hintrance from business STUDY, and no important
Change In the diet Is necessary. Mtd,ines sent
part OF the Union according TO direcIons, safely
'arefully secured from observation. ofice removed
fr'm No. IS Beaver street, t, 81, Maiden Lane" n ar
Broadway. Albany, New York lF'b 2S. 1876 WV
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

I ADD, ANNON CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Pro-
IL VISIONS AND GRAM Robert Street. between 4th and
tth St. Paul The citizens of St. Paul vicinity are
respectfully invited to call and examine goods prices
where they get the worth of their money
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NEW FOUNDRY.

TTNHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the ct
of Minnesota, that their Establishment is
successful operation and prepared to execute Castings
and Machinery Of every description on short notice
Cast Iron Water Wheels Saw and Grst Mill Irons, Build
ing Columns Window Caps and Ss Sash Weights Sleg!
Shoes, Wagon Boxes &c. On hand and anufactured
ORDER Pattern Making Brass Castings, &C., execute
with and dispatch Rabbits Anti Friction Metal
always on hand Particular attention paid Repairing
All orders executed with prompness and at the lowest
rates. Cash paid for old Iron, Copper and Brass.
MORGAN G CO.,
dc17dw City Foundry 9th and Rosabel sly. St. Paul
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GREAT NORTH WESTERN GRAIN
AND CATTLE DEPOT.

Dunwell, HartshOrn & Coulter, =,
VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN
w AND CATTLE, Third street, between jackson
and Roberts stA, ST. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep COLI
SANITY hand full supply of al, kinds of Gram ans
Feed, and sell at lower prices than any other house ii
he city. Also, full supply Of WORKING CATTLE
Beef Cattle Mich Cows Horses Sheep and Swine, suc
) has never before been offered in this market
Our arrangements with farmers and stock growers
below, such that will be prepared throughout thu
oming winter, to supply all demands, with the best OF
al articles, and all descriptions Of animals that tn,
country affords, and at rates which man can CON-
plain of. ...-t
~ Recollect to call upon the undersigned, Third
be tween Jackson and Roberts.
DUNWELL, HARTSH0RE COULTER.
sent2E d&wtf
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LNOR SALE, lying on the main Travelled road from St
4 Paul to Lake Superior and about the r ce Lakes
The road from St Paul to Lake Superior passes through
these lands. Sales will be made great bargains If an
plicaton be made Immediately to
STARhEf PETTEYS Dealers in Real Estate
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NTCOLS. KINNE & CO.,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin
w Ware Hardware, Hollow Ware, Sheet Iron, Cop
per, Zinc, Lead. Nails, Pows Axes Hoes, Spades Picks
Shovels, Scythes Grain Cradles Corn Mills Corn Shelters
and Farming Implements generally, Window Glass and
Sash, Manila Rope, &c. Particular attention paid
Jobbng in Sheet Iron and Copper, at the of Ex
change and st. Anthony Streets, st. ul Minnesota
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DENsmoRE 4 BRADr0nD 3 80 q

REAL ESTATE, OFFICE, Stone Block West Of the Post
Oce St. Paul. Minnesota. Lands bought and sold, In
vestments made and Money loaned Real Estate Sc
carity. Choice and desirable Government Lands Sc
ected for those wishing to purchase Land Warrants
located. B. Densmore will attend in person to
veying in all its branches, furnishing Maps and Plans
Draughtng and Mapping executed in good and to
orde
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OFFEREI

GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OFFERED
IN SAINT PAULii
The following pieces Of Real Estate will be sold at
TWENTY BELOW MARKET PRICES.
$1,000 of Land in different parts of the Territory
at from 81 to $25 per acre.
1850 adjoining the City of St. Paul, Minnesota
5000 adjoining the City of Superior, Wisconsin
$500 acres adjoining the City of Bayfield, Wisconsin
$50 Blocks in the Town of Dayton Minnesota, situated
at the junction of Grow and Mississippi Rivers
$3.50 Lots in the City of Bayfield,, situated Lake Su
perior, Wisconsin.
4so Lots in Dayton Cahoons Addition to the City of
Hastings, Minnesota.
6Oa Lots on Dayton's Bluff, st. Paul.
100 Lots in Dayton Irvines Addition to St. Paul.
los Lots in L. Daytons Addition to st. Paul.
IS Lots in Dayton Warren's Addition to st. Paul
So Lots in Dayton Fulers or L. c. Daytons Second
Addition to st. Paul.
Is Lots in various portions of the City of st. Paul.
improved and unimproved
Warehouse, Store and Ten Lots at the Upper Levee
ST. Paul.
Tae above land and Lots will be sold at very low rates
and in quantities to suit purchasers.
LARGE ADVANCE GUARANTEED
LAND WARRANTS located upon important Railroad
routes in Minnesota and Wisconsin, which will increase
N value from so to 200 per cent yearly.
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from 80 to SO
per cent, upon unexceponable real estate security.
Information always given with pleasure strangers in
elaton to lands in the Territory. oct22-daw
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LUMBER! LUMBER =!

HNE have recently puTcia -e'f the Steam Saw M
w al Lakeland and put II In good repa r. d are
now actur;Tg all kinds Of Lumber and have on
hand large quarttv which we Will sell low for cash.
All orders pr IMPLY atten ed 10. 4.s,-....
July 6-w4n HAYWOOD, YOUNG CO.
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PRhvATE MEDICAL TREATxsE.

~ BY NJ H. LA CRoIx, NJ D., Albany, New York $50
Pages and 1870 Fine Plain and Coored LthograpLs and
Plates sent free of postage to all parts of the Union
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Territory Of Minnesota. District Court,
County of Ramsey. I'd Judicial District.

(tHARLES W. BORUP, Charles II. Cakes, Napoleon J
" I. Dana and Alexander Faribault, partners,
der the name Of :" Bornp & Oakes," against Abram NJ
Frdley and Allen Pierse.-Summons for money demand
on contract. To Allen Ptrse, ons of The above named
Defendants Sir, you hereby summoned and requir
Ell TO answer the complaint in this action which has been
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court in
and for sail County of Ramsey aforesaid at St. Paul. in
SAID Coapty and TO serve copy OF your answer on the
subscribers at their Office at ST. Paul. in said County
Ramsay aforesaid, within twenty days after the servic,
hereof exclusive of The day of such service and if you
fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid the plaintiffs
will taks Judgment against You for the sum OF Nne
with the interest thereon at the rate of three per
per month from and since the 18th day of September,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty five, besides the
costs of this action. %, ~ rf .-ff .--..-
Dated January ~, 1851. .
jan17w6w AMES VAN ETTEN, Plf's Attys.
Territory of minnesota, County OfRan-
sey, The District Court, Second Judi
cia1 District. So.
Elvira b. Sweet Plaintiff,
Against
Stephen Il. Sweet, Defendant.
1T appearing my satisfaction that cause of actor
such Defendant cannot be found in this Terrtory1 d,
order that the in this action, in the words
figures foowing viz:
"TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
70 ssSW TIE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
=" Eylra b. Sweet, pluntif,
a.. .,.-.. 80" Against .,..sf Sumnens for Relief
"Stephen B. Sweet, Defendant.
q To the above named Defendant I'm the name of tn,
United States yoG are hereby sua.:oaei and reqUi-cI
" to answer The complaint in this action which is filed
" the Office of the Clerk of this Court and copy
" Of to the said complaint the subscriber
" at their Office In the City Of ST. Paul. in said Ranse!
County, ghin thirty days after the service hereof
" exclusive Of the day of such lee and if you fail
g answer the said complaint within tie time aforesaid
" the Plaintiff in this action viii apply to the Court 70.
" the relief demanded in the complaint
DATED St. Paul, January %, 1851.
"wLKINsoN, BABcocz & CorroN,
g Piainl's Attorneys"
ho ny
in each week for six successive weeks in the
paper printed in the City Of St, Paul, and County OF
Ramsey, called the p" Weekly aiinnesotian.'
Dated at Chambers, ST. Paul. Jan %, 1851.
iaii31- CIV NJ. SliERBURNE, Judge.
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REFERENCES:
NEW YoRK--Messrs. Danfort, Wright Co.; Richard
Il. Johnston, Esq.
PHMADSLPHIA-Mitchel Allen; Charles Childs, Esq.
New ORLEAES-Messrs Brown, Johnson Co.
CINCrNNATI.-IIon. Edward Woodouf William Wood
.uf, Esq
PIrTsBURGH.-Messrs Mason Co.
PROvIDENCE-Nathal Mason, Esq, John L. Noyes, Esq
CHCAGo.-George B. Armstrong Esq.
ST. LOuIs.-John II. Rankin, Esq, Otis West, Esq.
GALENA.-B. II. Campbell, Esq. Capt. Orrin Smith.
MISNEsoTA.-Gov. W. A. German, Ex-Gov. Alexander
Ramsey. Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Messrs. Borup Cakes, Mac
kubin & Edgerton.
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C. MEYER.

80, n - l,l.s, q N = 3 HSkNS ~ =, t,Tr1 a
Dividing of Lard, Drawing of Maps, CHARTS Archi-
tectnral plans and designs of Buildings Specimens
! of work to be seen in my Office As am in pos
session of the best instruments with all the latest i'm
provements am prepared to do alt business correct
and with despatch. janl5-dawy
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LYMAN c. DAYTON,
Dealer in Real Estate,

AND LAND WARRANT LOCATEK
OFFICE TUE JUNCTION ANTHONY AND THIRD srs.,
(Near the Post Ofice)
saint Paul, Minnesota.
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYANCER. Office on
Third Street, ST. Paul. Real Estate bought and sold
on commission. i4. Sss- at t.--tG Nf
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G.. A. NOURSE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

REFERENCES Chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon. @. G.
Loring, Boston; Stephen Brown Sons, Boston; Prof
Mineral Point, Wis. Hon. &. b. washburne, Galena,
Illinois; Hon. II. Hamn, Hampden, Me-; Hon. T. j. d.
Fuller, Calais Me-; j. A. Packard & Co., Gaena Ill;
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, St. Paul, Min. Marshall Co., St.
Paul, Min.; r. p NJ. p. Upton, st. Anthony. n11-y
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OTiSiudi lease were lOrIelteU 10 the owner OF
the real estate, and that when the original
lessees sold to plaintiffs, that was an end OF
the original Lease and an abandonment OF
the fixtures to the landlord, and that the de-
PENDANTS still in possession as lessees, need
not show an actual eviction from the posses
sion of the fixtures to entitle them to Offset
their value. Judgment of court below az
firmed. .s.s~ ra.13sgrs
Q. L. Stephenson Rep't vs.. Moody & Per-
kins, Appts. A. was arrested on mesne
process, in civil action by B. against him.
and was released on bail. B. obtained judg-
mennt against A., who did not appear and
hold himself amenable to order of court for
discovery. After arrest and giving bond, the
statute allowing Imprisonment for debt was
pealed. The sureties on bail bond were sued
and motion to strike out answer and for
judgment was granted.
On appeal to this Court, Held, that al.
though the answer was properly stricken out,
the complaint showed no cause of action. Il
not stating the amount of judgment against
principal; that the act repeating imprison-
ment for debt rendered the undertaking on
which this action was brought nugatory, as
there could be no process of execution against
the body on which to render such underta.
king effective and that failure to appear
and answer to an order for discovery was not
breach of bail bond. '30
Pierse, vs.. Irvine ct. al, Boyden & Will
lard VS.. Winslow, Marshall & Co. VS.. Simp-
son. A. makes his note payable to c., car
ries it to b. and procures his name upon the
back, and then delivers the note to c.. the
payee, and receives its value. Held. that 81
Is liable to G., either as surety or Joint ma.
ker. Judgments below affirmed. ~
Edmund Rice, Resp't, vs.. the Min. d n
". R. R. Go. Apppts action for trespass
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E
la4 CHARLES Il. MAYO & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO f. s. NEWELL. Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealers in Hardware and Gallery, Manufacturers
Of Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street,
between Minnesota and Robert streets, ST. Paul, MIN
npsota Territory ~
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AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, St. Paul,
Minnesota VIII attend promptly to all business en-
trusted to them viii pay special attention to the To-
examination of Titles, and the investment of Money.
~ r. WELLEs, Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
ucut and Agent of st. Paul Fire Insurance Company
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-19

JAMES IHclhsoy.-Tiere is not nrubahIy
IN this State another man whose .,ji.ical re-
ceri Is so tall OF dapiicity and tergiversation
as is that OF James Thompson, candidate OF
the Ioco.Jcos for Supreme Judge. Now we
aie not going to write an essay. We lik. two
or three facts packed together and wbscked
plump into the bulls eve, like cannon hall
In answer 10 the questions of Goodrich. SEQ
field, James, Merrill, Clemons and Arnet, n
committee appointed in 1S4S TO inquire into
his views ON the WiiIrot proviso, Thompson
said, after quoting his vote for the Oregon
Bill with the proyiso:
.sY0u viii therefore see that hare shosrn sy
my rotes nag 5etief IN Ire POWER OF CoNGRIss
To PROHIBIT SLsyERY IN THE TERRITORIES
TLelier, Sept. l, 1881
What did this same man do in 1856 {? What
other northern man perhsps, (thouSh there
are good many northern locofOcos left) could
be found base enough to do; he called III. IRE
Uious question on The ilJGmOas Ftsgifirs Stare
.4ct thereby closing The mouths Of al Us eppo-
teIfS, act, which of itself ought to doom
any pan to political ignominy. That was
James Thompsou'S Democracy in 1850.
What next! IIhy, His same IFiInof PrOris1
man Of 1919, tbs Fugiiire-Sigre- ra55 gGggcr
Of 1850, is now great high priest OF the Squat
Ter Sovereignty Democracyl lac has been tried
and found willing in the dark day OF Slavery's
rule, and with its placard blazoned on his back
and on his brow, asks the people of pennsyi-
vania TO place him in one of their highest seats
of power and of honor What shall the answer
be in Observation-Disclosures GG-etfe.
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Te9E RAFT TsMAN's JOURNAL.
JUDGE W1LMoT's APPOINTMENTS.

By appointment Of the State Committee,
Hon. DAVID WrLMoT viii address his fellow
citizens, at the following places:
Somerset. Tuesday afternoon, August p.
Greensburg. " ednesday afternoon, Aug. 20.
Washington, Thursday afternoon, Aug. 2T.
Pi'.sburg, Friday evening, August Is.
Uniontown, Saturday afternoon, August %.
Bedford, Tuesday afternoon, September 1.
M'Connelsburg, W ednesday afternoon, Sept.2.
Chambersburg, Thursday afternoon, Sept. 3
Huntingdon, Friday afternoon. September /.
Holiidaysburg. Saturday afternoon, Sept. ).
Altoona, Saturday evening, September ..
AlleghenyCity, Monday evening, Sept. z.
hittanning, Tuesday afternoon, September s..
Clarion, Wednesday afternoon, September g..
Erankiins Thursday afternoon, September 10.
Meadville, Friday afternoon, September IL.
atertord, Saturday afternoon, Septemb l..
Etle, Saturday evening. September II.
Beaver, Monday afternoon, September H.
New Castle, Tuesday afternoon, Scptemb I5
Mercer, w Wedncsday afternoon Septcmber I6
Burler, Thursday afternoon. September II.
Allegheny co. Friday x Sat day, Sep 1919.
Indiana, Monday afternoon. September 2l.
JOhnStown. Tuesday afternoon, Scptemb 2o
CLEARFIELD, Wednesday, September %.
Belefonte, Thursday afternoon, Septemb. d
Lcwistown, Friday afternoon, September ..
Bloomfield, Saturday afternoon, Septem. %.
Duncannon, Saturday evening, September %.
Harrisburg, Monday afternoon, Scptcmb. 28.
Mechaniesburg, Monday evening, Sept. %.
Carlisle, Tuesday afternoon, September 30.
Gettysburg, Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 80.
York, Thursday afternoon, October /.
Chestnut Level, Friday afternoon, October >.
Lancaster, Saturday afternoon, October 3.
West Chester, Monday afternoon, October 5.
Media, Tuesday afternoon, October 6.
Phil'a and vicinity, from the 7th to the 18th.
LEMUEL TODD,
Chairman Of the Committee.
Edward N-Phcrson SECRETARY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-19

Gov. WALKERS LIouoR BILL.--When eye
little Governor arrived at Leayenworth the
City Council rendered him the hospitality of
the city. The way lie accepted 1t was to order
an immense amount of Hquor-for-a big drink.
the bill for which, S2I0, the council now re-
fuses to pay, on tho ground that that was
not the kind ot hospitality that was offered
him. A model Governor; be, who can make
ene days liquor bill loot up 500.