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VI The Legislature Of Georgia was dissolved
on the I'D inst
DEAR SPoRr.-It is said tina three SeminoIes
have been killed in Florida BY our soldiers dur
ing two years war, and that they cost $500 900
apiece.
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MN PER CENT. INVEsTMENT.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
w CHA RTEEEb BY COWGRSSS

This Company 10 now pre- pared TO receive applloa-
nous for lNSuRANCEUN BUILDINGS, MER-
CHA Disc, &c, Al the usual City rates without
Any charge for Policy. II their Once, corner oil
Tenth street and Prnnsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington CITY Savinys Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. +. Bayiy, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James r. Halliday,
Mm Urine, Hudson Taylor,
Funcls MOhun, M. w Gait
Benz. BeaIl,
JAMES G. MEG UIRE President.
GRAFTON ID. HANSON. Sec-S' aTy. hp lily
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS or THE WEST.
~ u ~ s s &c.

rO" ALL ~ 4 HE
~ u u ~ szs
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The recent ex tension and Improvement of ITS lead
ng connecting lines at the West mas rsauII ed
TIRE rsvsIon Of the running aIIans ofths road
6R R fnG a fFA9s a
sse 81 ist6ISs fffs'safiHF. start.
nom Camden station, Baltimore, at AM, tex cept
SUNDAY, stops ~ WaT afatInns and arrives al Cum
seC9nd. The MALL TRAIN starts tsunda, s1-
oepted) at 81 A. NJ, aud arrives at hseIng at Is
A. NJ connecting at Benwood with Centrs ONO
trains for colGmGu.. Clncnnati. indianap polls, Lou
with Trans foi csve and, Toledo. Detroit. Sc, +,
Cleveland Dad, and also at PaTkersburs wh Ms
Th,Id,rhe rT; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EAPk EsS IRAlN leaves daily az 5.o5 p. NJ, con
IIom BellaiIe TO Cincinnati, tisitho1t change o.
SaTs at oNan,'nbKs and ,sachnz there u tut 2s
ton II also connects directly, IN 10th directions
at Grafton with car. ty Parke,.burr and Marlstts
connect at Xenla for fhdsnspolis. Chicago and 81,
LOUIS, and al CinclbnstI gIth the Great Ohio and
Louis through TO ST. Louis in less than q hours from
Ba.m9fe; BI thus train TIE .n. to all the centra
the dtsfancs from 10 to 100 miles shorter than 10y
the shortest Of other routes. From the West these
Evnr Al BsS s ss" a. s5' So M 'a'i''Ao'"' ar
ID Baggage checked through to all points.
III Rotbh TUNES Sold at lowest rates al
camden station and al Washingron, ID; q.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
rtsD fhs entire road by daylight, 10y king morn.
ing trans, and lyIng over at Cumberland or Oak.
laNd- aud resuming seNt morning BY Wheeling Ac.
COMMUNICATION train, leaving Cumberland ut 8 and
Oakland at 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENG ERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A. NJ,
Will stop at all Stations east OF Cumberland and the
w heeiIng accommodation at all Stations beg ord
Cumberland going West. EastwardIy, the Mai
at u Ichi xst
at 30 Z. NJ.
ON The NORTHWES TERN VIRGINIA
BKANCH. between Grafton and Psrkershurg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail srstwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts At 4 p. NJ.
stopping ~ way stations. Leaves frederick at 9,
A. a., ARRIVING az Baltimore ~ noon.
The ELilCOrT'S MILL. TRAIN leaves mt S. 6
A. ~, and Sis j. NJ. Leaves Ecott's Mills at
a. Nj. ana T. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BfitimoIe for Washing ton ut AIS and 9.lg
A. NJ $ and 5.lo P. nj. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ,
Leave Washins,o for baltimore at 6 and -, A.
NJ. and Sand 40 p. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ, aud
The FIRST and fourth train. from Baltimore. and III.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express msil trains. stopping only At WashingtO
Jumctlon AND Annapolis Junction.
The sl5 and 10 trains from Baltimore and the 80
and ., vans from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis. '
For tIckeis information, fare, &C., apply to J. r.
s,N .,Ian Agent e The lieket ptss' Camden
il lstf Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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Traveller Dirsetery.Ty

These ships having been baIlt by contract pressy
for Government service, every care has been taken
IN theI construction, as also "a their enEnes to in
for passengers unssualled for elegance and com
fort. ~. '' n .'i'
The steamers nfthis line have improved water
to make them all good as new the thorough exam
nation given them proves their mode OF constuc-
ZION yet GEO ualled. "a, sr.--..-.. 90.
Price of passas . from Nav York to Liverpool, in
first CABIN, SiSi IN ssoOnd do, scTSi From Liver
pool Il New York, 50 and 20 guineRs. An ex PERI
Perenced SUI icon attached to each chip. No bsrths
be sSc A D., until psld for.
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 10 Warren Street, Roz5xry, MassAekxsst

g AGENTS for Wsshlnston.-Ch stott Co. z.
4 Co., p. Walsh L Co., F. s. Walsh, j. r. Stone,
Martin King, Marin Palmsr, Schwartz Co, o
Dyson, F ord Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
=. Cllsell. o M Lentham. ]. l.. Kid DWELL. my sly
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NJ.IAU6HLIN's srORE, betwser Eighth
W and Ninth streets, lie the p ace for Chrstues
dws from MeiATGHi ~.
d l5-tf Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10Th sis
DEMEMBER MoLAUGHLIH's STORE. No
IL n Pa avenue, bet. sfh and orb SITS. 81
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NssBlSs 9E StsS1AAt rs ss xa sHE

In accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Compress entitled An ACT authorizing changes in
the location Of land ofhces," approved M.rch 81,
once for the sale Of public landa at DUNCAN in the
stare OF Miohirsn. will he removed to the i.LANDo OF
MACKNAC at as early a period as practicable,
Further mott as TO the precise time Of removal
Will be issued by the register and receiver for that
land district
Given under my hand, at tbs city Of Wssh,nstou.
this Sd day Of December, A. ID. 1851. ,-.-,--- y
BY order Of the President. 10 .. az n .
THOs. A. HENDRTCKs, M
CoYmissoner Of the snsral Lard OAscs. b.,
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
From TIE UNITED SrArKs
Sftams's. Ledrs. For. Days
Edinburg New York. q lasgow Dec ~
FROa EUROPE
Arago .......... Southam'n New York. Dec &c
City Baltimore. Liverpool. New York. Dec IG
The California mail steamers leave New York
the sth and 1sh Of each month
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

4 OSDON JUVENILE BOOKS
IL Hans Anderscp,s Tales and Psiry Stories,
Sanford and Merton,
Evenings at Home,
Edkar CiIfton, or RlEht and Wrong
Espepnxa. or tho Home Of the Wanderers
Grmm's Home Stories,
The Castaways. or Adventures in Africa.
ssxe ford, Story for the Young,
fvsry Boys Book,
Fairy Taies Of the Counfs.s ID, 4 alpov
A rahisn Nights.
Robinson CIUsOe.
Jusf received By
aIa ERAnrk nGvxn IN,
NsLAUGHLIN'S AsIAUGHIIN,6
Fancy Eanoy
sf@Es ssrs. an
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Il JAW

One OF the Steamships of this Company, carry fnr
"a "a rntfd States Mss 81 4aex
Palaraa twiss each month. on The arr sasss
va of the United States Mail T. s. Company' stea M
larry on 5th and goth of each month with the malta.
90 o. PaSssensers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL-
These steamships have been inspected and ap.
proved by The Navy Department. and guaranty spstd
The paIis'na Railroad ~ miles Ions) is now con
ested iIom ocean TO ocean. and Is crossed in Sor
e and " Ne.
expense: The money paid in New York covers ali
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
S Ssn Ss, to PTevent detention esse Of acct
PASSENGER, leaye Panama the same day they az
Conductor go through by each steamer, and take
charge OF women aud children without other protec-
tors. -.
For through n, TICKETS at the iowss rates apply at
The agency, III West street, New York. to
kFMs h4 SGN HA r e CO..
baf C.L.BARTLErf.B cs I.An''- 0'
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR KIsHr YEARS, vca
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Rsssla, Sailiss Days. STA Z osA er sseA moasA.
CauJloSLso many frauds and impon -,seAnH
eeIpetInted on travellers hound to CA I-S4e1b2S
fORNiA, that the spbscIiber, the only aut horned
n! Ss sss Lf via sn, ,ns
caution all persOns seeking passage to California,
ihat, TO tVoIp laPOsTION, they must be careful 10
Mai Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other ONCE
In NeT ioIk IL authorized to engage passage.
which Is at In street corner Of Warren street
fronting on the North River at tho head of the Com
pany's Wharf.
III Observe my nGn over the door. 90. esd
,.. J. w. RAYMONg, Agent. ~
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r. u X N O NJ ViR n On.

UBlN'S EXTRACTS, all odora. at GIBBS'S
Hair Store, pear 18th St.. and NJ his Sales Room
under Whlarda' h0foi. III pa1m
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NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM MINNEAPOLIS TO
IGREST CITY. IN THE TERRITORY OF
In accordance with the provisions OF the act Of
Hopkress en,1r , n ac, sninnnznf changes "a
u is hereby declared and made known that the ofce
for the sale Of he public lands at MINNEAPOLIS in the
Territory of Minnesota, will be removed to FoRssr
CRY, In said Territory, OF as early a Period
prncIs6dbte.
Further notice as to the precise time Of removal
vii ISSUED by the register and for the Ia nd
Given under my hand, AT the c.y Of washIngton,
this 9th day # December, A. ID. Isj7. .- us,
by order Of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
q 10 IEgfw
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Mtorfhpa, with practical observations safer and
more successful mode % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hints on the evil results from empirical practice; 10
which 10 added commentaries on the diseases of fe-
males.from infancy to old aSe-each case graphical
~ Illustrated by beautiful plates. ltpolnts ont the
Hoint.d hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young IL is truthful adviser to the married, ard
those contemplating marriage. Its perusal partic
ltaIy recommended to persons entertaining secret
doubts OF their PLY sca condition, and who are con-
scous Of having lazarded the health hs ppness ard
prvleses TO which every human being tiled to-
pIloe e cents per copy, or five copies for 81, mail
% lree OF postage 20 any part OF the United States
by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, post paid, lbany
New York. enclosing Is cents. = "
=: ~ Those who prefer may consult Doctor LA
CROlx upon any of the diseases upon which bic
book treats, either personally or by ma His medi
cines often in the short space of six days and
completely and entirely eradicate all traces of those
disorders which cOpaiva and cubebs have so long
been though an antdOte to the ruin of the health OF
the patient. His" French Secret" is the great oon-
nenta remedy for that class of whioh un-
fortunately, physiosns treat with mercury, to the
uTetrevable destruction to the patients oonstitu-
ton. and which all the ssrsaparila in the world can
not cure.
febN-y 'I.EI ''1''- = -
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rage. A new and revised edition
Of ~ pages and 1870 plates. Proc Is
cents O copy. A popular and coin
Prehensive treatise on tbs duties
and casualties Of single and married
life happy and fruitful alliances,
mode of securing them--infeiioltOus
and removai-nervOus debility, it's
once SO simple. safe, and efiectual,
that failure is InpossIble-Iulesf for
daily mahsgement-an ESSAY on Sper
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All the above mentioned articles must conform -
az r,srs.t 70 the sealed standard patterns IN this
terms VIII be sent by mail, with any additional nfOr
nlstion IN regard to them, which may he requested
sails. lt 10 desirable that all the articles be Of do
mesflc manufacture.
Deliveries To CONNIE. ce on the 18th day Of Feb-
ruary next and half of the Quantity contracted
for To be delivered egual monthly proportions, hy
or before the Sfh April is5e the remainder within
four months from that date, m monthly greater
Proportions, as the contractor may lind It conye
nient.
The privilege is reserved by the United States of
increasing from one-thIrd TO ene-hslf the quantity
OF all the supplies above mentioned. ly glyins the
contractor one months notice OF such desired IN
crease
Payments will he made on each delivery. should
Congress have made an appropriation Ia meet them
made for that purpose Ten per cent Of the amount
Of each delivery wall be retained. until the oHtrsct
rne n case NJ ascaon on the part Of
the contractor MY ling the contract. .
bns viii OsseceN X rom tnaneisct nrers o. te Tl
manufacturers mill or Ssalers place of business 10
CcntIscts will be based IN accepted proposals. for
the hment of which twl or more sufficient secu
The names, address and the respous Ib,lity Of the
persaSs proposed as securIties, with the scknowl-
edgrneht of sad persons that they wall he such secn-
rIty, or will see that god and sufficient security De
furnished IA case a cpntrsct Is obtained. VIII DC
transmitted with the pfVposais.
obtaining contract thai sud contract not Trans
ferable without the coDtent Of proper authority eLa
such consent having Seen cb.sined Except under
process of law. - vii tt regarded an abandonment
Of thecont,act md and has secgfIils s
United States which may arise from said abandon
ment.
and win he endorsed " PROPOSALS for furnishing amy
supplies and materials. !"
dSAytJan4 Y ~ haio- q Mr..
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BANKiNs HoUsE OF .,pu svoru,v.

hM I'd q, Mc6 TX r., Ff6sId6nt,
GRAFTON ID. HANSON. Sec-S.ary. hp lily
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Z, Mr.. KENNEDY, OF RoIbary, has discovered IN one
Of our comfnon pasture weeds remedy shat cures
HvKRY KrNp OF EvnoR, PSI
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Maturin L. FisheT.

& II ft n + e.sAE
From what conversation we have had
with gentlemen Of both political parties,
it appears that the Northern portion OF
the State will very generally vote for Ma
TURIN L. FISHER, Of Clayton county, for
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hhe reasons for this appear to be, that Mr..
Fisher is better known to the people Of
Northern Iowa than Mr.. Bugbee, the OPP
posing candidate, who is comparative ~ q
stranger in the State and lives in the South.
ern portion. Mr.. Fisher is one of ouI
Oldest citizens. and is well and favorably
known to the people as one OF the ables'
and most competent men we have among
us. When President Of the Senate it is
said that even. bis political opponents gave
him credit as atalented, upright and i'm.
partial officer. Another reason why
Northern Iowa will support Mr.. Fisher
is. that they wish torebuke the southern
portion of the State for its disposition to
grasp ara all the Offices, public institutions,
&C., belonging 10 the State, The day is
soon at hand when the Northern portion
Of, Iowa win be filed with voters men O
the right stamp, who know their rights,
and knowing dare maintain them Il
will be well for our Southern ne:shborsto
be wise in time-.o respect the rights
and interests Of all concerned, and not ex-
hibit too avaricious and monopolizing
spiris.-[St. Charles Rep. .
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Snow is said to be as good as yeast to
raise bread or biscuit. Don't believe it.
There has been heavy fire in Chicago,
loss $35O,OOO. Jewctt l. Root, tho
heavy stove dealers lose $50, 900.
The Weather at McGregor has been
pleasant for week in the day timo /; but
the mercury has marked from Zero to ID
degrees below, during the nights.
The Elections for Supervisors in New
York, show large Democratic gains.-
Madison and Galena have gone Demo.
cratic Chicago Republican. = -
., Next Tuesday 10 st. Patricks Day.
We hope he will order pleasant weather
for the balance Of the year.
/. The duty on Lead is retained
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LICENSE Law.

LICENSE LAW. T-.s.s.s,...-.. f..r.
We invite perusal of our Synopsis Of
this Law. The Bill is too long to publish,
entire. >' ''' t.'
Last week we advised return to Ii
censes as the most practicable mode OF
dryingup drunkeries we had not then
seen the bill offered to the public for ap-
proyal or rejection, and hence our semi
Endorsement Of it was based upon an ap-
proval of the general principle of licens.
ing in place Of the imperative prohibitory
humbugs that have been Of no use to any
State But We now beg to state to our
readers that the details of the proposed
Iowa License Law, don't suit us at all.
It's $4,000 Bonds-its prohibition Of
selling III less quantities than gallons
unless you are licensed-its allowing the
nranufacture of malt and vinous liquors
and restricting their sale to prohibitory
extent-its Imprisonment clause to operate
against any unlicensed person who would
furnish a pint Of spirits even for necessary
purposes-its unfair ruling of testimony
against any one complained of. These
features incongruous and tyrannical as
they are, if adopted by two-thirds vote
would make the proposed law just what
all such laws already are,-a dead letter.
and we see no use in voting for it at all.
We like the license system-we had hop
ed from the oommendation it received that
this was practicable o6eyable law, but
finding it to be second King Log, cal
culated to brighten fol week or two, and
then Of necessity to be trampled on and
disregarded, We respectfully decline to be
numbered among its advocates. a
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The Rail Road Meeting of the 9Th at
Gutenberg. was very large and cnthusi-
astic. The leading citizens Of the county
were present and great unanimity charac-
terized the proceedings.
We are indebted to G. F. Remick ESQ,
for an early copy; it follows '"'''77'a's
Ran Road Convention at Gutenberg.
The meeting was called to order BY
Judge Price, and on montion, Sanford
L. Peck was elected President and Fran
els Rodman Secretary. a3...g.
Mr.. Price stated tile object of the meet.
ing and introduced the following resolu.
tons 81 s@~ -r'a" "i. #..'s
Resolved, That the Rail Road improve
ments which have been 80 successfully
consumated in our Sister States of Wis
consin and Illinois, and which are now
rapidly progressing in other parts of the
State of Iowa, and in the Territory OF
Minnesota, seem to demand that action
should be taken at this time by the peo-
pie of Clayton County, in order to secure
to themselves like benefits and advan-
tages. 81 .s3a3 a.-. htr -. ,f,iH
Resolved, That the credit Of the County
ought to be extended in aid of the Nc
Oregon St. Peters & Missouri Road and
Turkey Valley Road, as set forth in the
Proclamation of the County Judge under
the directions of an Act of the. General
Assembly of Iowa.
Resolved That the Mississippi termi-
nus Of these two roads ought to be retain
ed within the limits Of Clayton County.
and thereby secure to its citizens that
prosperity and wealth, which otherwise
would be lost. .,,f -. 49,.
Messrs. sRemick, Williams, Potter,
Noble and Wanzer addressed the meeting
on the subject of Rail Roads in Clayton
County, and the motion being then made
to adopt the Resolutions; they passed by
a unanimous vote. r..
On motion, the Editors of the Clayton
County Herald, Elkader Tribune, North
Iowa Times and the West Union papers,
be respectfully requested to publish the
proceedings of this Convention in their
papers. .s =. .
On motion the Convention adjourned.
S. L. PECK. ~
Francis RoDMAN, President.
Secretary. sE
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MILWAUKEE,.

Many of our readers are beginning to
think Of filing up their stores for the
Spring Trade. For the first time, the
great commercial city of Wisconsin will
be visited by the Merchants of Iowa and
Minnesota. The convenience aud GER
tainty of Freight deliveries by Rail Road
to Prairie du Chen and McGregor, the
convenience also of shipping produce to
the Lake in its passage Eastward, will
place the Milwaukee Road and its Eastern
Terminus very favorably before the North
Iowa Public. We have heard many of
our merchants inquiring about the place
and its business, and we are glad to be
ableto refer them to an advertising column
in the Times, for an answer. We do not
know if Milwaukee has the, Mercantile
spirit to contend for the immense trade
that is waiting her motion, on the West
Bank Of the Mississippi; but from the
spirit with which HENRY ]. NAzRo u Co.
enter the lists, we conclude that they at
least are fully up to Chicago Houses in the
style. variety, quantity and cheapness of
their goods. We are persuaded that no
Merchant or Mechanic who reads our pa
per will fail to call on Mario L. Co.
They deserve this compliment from every
man on this side the River-rHEY ARE
THE FIRST MILWAUKEE MEN who have in
vited you to do your trading at your nat
ural Lake Depot. There may be other
Merchants in Milwaukee, who would like
to trade with Northern Iowa, but as they
have not given notice Of the fact through
our Western Journals. we conclude they
already have more customers than they
can accommodate. aea e5t 3,aa .agga
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-13

Harper. ,lo
We have received the March No. of this
Magazine. 1t is filed as usual with his.
toric, Geographic, Descriptive and Liter.
~ Excellencies with an after-pieceofC Com.
icalities under the head Of - Editors Easy
Chair" dc. Harper also contains just e.
nough Of the Fashions" to be Of interest
to those who do not wish to become but.
terAies. We have read the No. careful.
ly and End ourselves much improved
Amy body can see Harper" at our Office,
and every body can procure it by leaving
Three Dollars in our hands. Who will
do without it @ .t
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ET The Wisconsin Legislature has
adjourned. It's acts were mostly of a loca
character charters Tor Rail Roads and
Cities and amendments to charters for,
merly granted, make up the amount
The Woman-vote clause which was pro.
posed to be added to the Constitution was
finally lost. The sum of $50, 900 was
voted to relieve bleeding Kansas" and 3
committee was proposed to go to Wash.
ington and demand Of the National Gov.
ernment that the citizens Of Wisconsin
be allowed to 60 to Kansas peaceably te
settle! "Oh, Moses r. b
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RAIL ROADS IN MlNNEsoTA.-On the
18th, 18th and 10th Of February, Bills
were introduced into the Territorial Leg.
islature for the chartering of lSeuentesn
Rail Roads! We have not heard the mum.
Der for the whole session-probably s or
for each day. The Bill to incorporate the
st. Gas and Humbug River Co. was
presented by the Hon. Poregrine Hoacks
of Bunkum, Steal Co. an. Fms ea4a
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re- The Fayette Pioneer favors the
License Law because it is more Prohibi.
tory than the old law--the Fress Press
opposes it because it allows Free Wits.
key !" If both papers are believed al
West Union, the Bill will receive neither
the Temperance nor the Anti-Ma;se Law
vote. The vote comes off in April in
Farctte County.