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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

Quick FROM ST. PAUL.-On Wednesday
evening, Jrne Sd, we received St. Paul pa
pers of the previous morning, TUESDAY, }
forwarded to us by Mr.. G. S. Storms, the
attentive Clerk Of the favorite steamer
Ocean Wave, one of the regular packets be-
tween Prairie du Chen and ST. Paul, in con-
nection with the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad. This is the quickest yet.-Ml-
,oaukee Sentinel
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New SECTIONAL MAP OF MINNEsorA.-We
were shown yesterday one of the sheets of q
new Sectional and Township Map of Minneso-
IA. published by Sewall Il Co., which is GER
family the best. and the only correct map of
this country now published, and can be relied
on by all who want a correct guide to all parts
of the Territory. This part of it, embracing
the south half of the Territory, is now ready
g. sale
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THE managers of the Theatre complain bit
terly that although the Police are "dead head
ed every night, and some of them always
The other night the door keeper requested one
of them to silence or remove two or three half
drunken fellows who were making a noise,
when he refused to do it. We wish we knew
the name of this model star.
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THE Texas papers state that in the party
of Capt. Edward Beal, of the Pacific wagon
road, will be employed, Is camels and drom-
diaries. The object is to test their endu-
rance and adaptability to the climate.
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THE RIV E r.

A WORD To STEAMBOAT CArTAINs.-It hap
pens that nearly every boat which comes into
port, is sued by some Of the hands for wages
&C.. out of which they claim to have been de-
frauded. There is no reason for this, as we
can see. If Captains would hire sober, indus
trious crews, and pay them good wages, and
treat them we'll, they might keep them trip af-
ter trip, instead Of having them leave at the
end of the voyage the moment the boat touch
ed shore. and sue it for their wages Often the
Mates are swearing, rough, clustering fellows,
treating the hands with great severity, and
causing them them to be anxious to leave af-
ter trial of him. By such course, boat
loses rather than gains and if all such officers
could be induced to treat their men kindly, we
are sure that they might be induced to stay,
and thus save hunting up new crew every
time boat comes into port.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. d. l.. Scorr, two persons of
considerable celebrity in the dramatic line. will
give reading this evening at the Winslow
House Hall. They will give some excellent
Dramatic reading and representations. See
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Ex-PREsIDENr Fillmore, who has been
stopping with his brother in-law, A. G. Har-
ris, Esq, about 3 miles from Toledo, N. Y,
was serenaded by the Toledo Brass Band on
Friday night last.
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THE s. 2. l.. C.-This excellent company
have leased story in the building occupied
by Marshall & Co., and will use it as an armory
and drill room. They meet on Tuesday eve
nings, we believe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To Farmers and Others.

LANDS ON THE
caint Paul and Lake Superior Road
We invite the attention Of perens Wishing to purchase
FARMS either for settlement investment, to our
WELL SELECTED LANDS
On tho Line Of the st. Paul and Lake
Superior Road,
The only Travelled road between these important
cities. These lands all selected BY Of the frn
three years since, and for quality Of
SOIL, TIMBER, WATER AND GRASS,
Cannot be surpassed. Easy of by well Travelled
road with good bridges they offer unusual facilities for
new country. They distant from st. Paul and St.
Anthony from twelve TO thrtysix miles, in country
that's already rapidly settling up with farmers and being
Adjacent to the Great Pineries
OF the North and Northwest, ready market win be
found for all that be raised by the farmer for many
years to come high prices for cash." The thriving
town of
COOL M b U 8"
is good steam saw.mi in operation saving 1900
feet Of lumber per day, and TO actual settlers any Of
these lands facilities will be afforded to enable them
build their houses and barns that few localities possess
lumber will be supplied and hauled for parties who de-
sire it. The proposed route Of the
MINNESOTA AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
runs through great portion of hese valuable lands
Apply early to
ap6-dawtf STARKEY PETTEYS, st. Paul
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observation-disclosures War Eagle, A. P.
Kingman commander, left Dunleith for ST..
Paul, Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, at 10
o'clock. Boats in port bound up: Galena,
Golden State and Grey Eagle. Net Rosale at
McGregors. Adelia below Is mile house, Golden
Era at Lansing, Chippewa and Ocean Wave at
De Soto, Mansfield at Bad Axe City; passed
Cremona bound forSt. Paul above Brownsville;
met Harmonic above La Crosse, Fred Lorenz
at Hammond's, Orb at Winona, Northern Light
at Alma, Itasca in Lake Pepin, Key City at
Diamond Bluff, Eolian at Point Prescott
Passed Henry Graf bound for st. Paul below
Red Rock; met Audubon at Crow Village
Arrived in ST. Paul Thursday at I'm
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Steamboat Register.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5.

FRIDAY, JUNE s.
ARRIVALS.
War Eagle, Kingman, Galena.
f. Steele, Davidson, Mankato.
Northern Belle, lIurd, Galena.
DEPARTURES.
Key City, Worden, Galena.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Galena.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7.
ARRIVALS.
Golden State, Harrow. Galena.
Galena, Laught,n, Galena.
Itasca, Written, Prairie du Chen.
Envoy, Martin, Fulton.
Conewago, Ward, St. Louis.
Time and Tide, Roberts, Mankato.
DEPARTURES.
Galena, Laughton, Galena.
War Eagle, Kinsman g
Conewago, Ward, st, Louis,
Frank Steelei Davidson, Mankato.
Clarion, - Mankato.
SUNDAY, JUNEs.
ARRIVALS.
Isaac, Shelby, Bishop, Cincinnati
Gray Eagle, Harris, Dubuque.
Milwaukee, Hewett, Prairie du Chen.
Rosalie, Rounds, Fulton City.
Jeanette Roberts, Roberts, st. Louis.
Hamburg, Rowe, st. Louis.
Henry Clay, Campbell, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Minnesota, Hay, Mankato.
Envoy, - Fulton City.
Golden State, Harlow, Galena.
MONDAY, JUNES.
DEPARTURES.
Granite State, Gilbert, Galena.
Golden Era, Scott, Dunlieth.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Galena.
James Lyon, Blake, St. Louis.
W. s. Nelson, Jameson, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Milwaukee, Hewett, Prairie du Chen.
Grey Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Resale, St. Anthony.
Hamburger, Roe. Fulton City.
Henry Clay, Campbell, 81. Louis.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.
ARRIVALS.
Northern Light, Lodwick, Galena.
Fred Lorenz, Parker, Galena.
+. Steele, Davidson, Mankato.
Medora, Nc Lagan, Mankato.
DEPARTURES.
Golden Era, Scott, Galena.
Ocean Wave, Andrews, Prairie du Chien.
F. Steele, Davidson, Mankato.
THURSDAY, JUNE IL.
ARRIVALS.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Galena.
Tigress, - Pittsburgh.
Milwaukee, Hewet, Prairie du Chen.
War Eagle, Kingman, Galena.
Antelope, Haughton. Chaska.
Henry Graf, Nice intock, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Galena.
Audubon, - St. Louis
Milwaukee, Hewett, Prairie du Chen.
1tasca, Whittier, Prairie du Chen.
Antelope, Houghton, Chaska.
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THE Shields Guards, had street drill night
before last. We did not see them, but heard
them for several hours.
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A young lady named Stewart has recover
ed $4,000 damages from the Saratogs N. T.,
Railroad, for personal injuries received on
said road.
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Orders cancelled
Balance on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZIG 16
WHARFAGE ACCOUNT.
Received Wharfage of City Marshal. $1s4s Is
Respectfully submitted,
DANIEL ROHRER,
City Treasurer.
June, 9 1857.
The Committee on Claims, returned
bill of w. R. Miller, So; L. P. Cotter,
81; George Cady, 81; P. Ryan, 81;
AL. Laepenteur, $l2 90; ]. R. Atkins,
SIT SO; All. Lavender, 1886 25 ; Us.
Sparks S1Son,$6 all correct--they were
referred to Comptroller.
Said Committee also returned N Gibbs
bill, $37-not correct-referredb back for
correction.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
returned G. Wheaton's bill, allowed at
$50; on motion it was referred to Comp
troller.
The COMMITTEE on Fire Department,
presented the following report, which
was ordered to printed and laid over.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council
Of the City Of 81. PoM:
The Committee to whom was referred
the papers in regard to certain specifca-
tions for Fire Engines, would respectful
ly report that the matter be laid upon the
table until such time as it can be ascer-
tained what measures may be hereafter
taken for obtaining water for the use Of
such engines: for your Committee deem
that the first and most important step to
be taken before any Engines should be
purchased. Respectfully,
A. L. LARPENTEUR,
Chairman of Fire Committee.
Ordnance No. GA regulating the Board
Of Health was read second and third
time and passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Aid. Marvin:
Resolued, That the several Wards be
authorised to anticipa the Taxes to be
collect for Ward purposes for the year
1857, to the extent of three thousand dol
lars each.
Adopted.
By same:
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets
be directed to have a sufficient number
of posts set on the Levee for the purpose
of hitching boats, the cost, to be paid out
of the City Treasury.
Adopted.
BY Aid. Emerson:
RESOLVED, That the City Clerk be re-
quested to procure map of each Ward
for the use of the Assessors, with the lots
and blocks in the new additions marked
thereon, the cost not to exceed 1926.
Adopted.
BY Aid. McGrorty:
Resolved, That the Acting Mayor be
authorized to discharge the superAous
police officers over and above four in
each Ward.
Adopted.
BY same:
Resolued, That the Acting Mayor be
authorised to discharge two Of the pres
ent Captains of Police, and that one be
retained to act throughout the city, under
the instructions of the Chief-of- Police.
Adopted.
By Aid. Ryan:
Resolred, That the Resolution passed
st the last meeting authorising the Mar
ket Committee to rent the Market House
from Mr.. Whitney be rescinded.
Adopted.
By Aid. Larpenter
RESOLVED, That the Committe on Mar
kets give up the present Market House to
Mr.. Whitney, with the privilege of his
keeping market there until the city can
erect one.
Adopted.
BY same:
Resolved. That the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings be authorised to procure a
plan for New Market House go feet by
300.
Adopted.
On motion adjourned.
VIM. BRANCH. Acting Mayor.
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THE CITY.

JoB OFFICE MArERIAL-We call the atten-
ton of country newspapers to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Ward. in this weeks paper. he
has for sale large lot of new and excelien'
printing material, consisting of presses and ev-
erything necessary for newspaper or job Of
fee. at as low prices as the same can be pro-
cured for in Chicago or Cincinnati.
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BEWARE how you address youself in an
ger to any one. An angry word is like
letter put into postofice-once dropped it
is impossible to recall it.
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LARGE DAILY ARRIVALS
MAGNIFICENT NEW GOODS
CATHCART & CO.'S,
On Third Street, 81. Paul.
We are daily receiving large additions to Stock
of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS AND CARPETING.
To complete the largest and most splendid assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Ever introduced into this market In the selection of
this immense Stock pains has been spared to sustain
the previous reputation OF House. We have made
the Of the extended facilities afforded by long
experience in the MINNESOTA TRADE, and intimate
quaintance with Eastern Markets In choice of Goods
These comprise all that is --latest and Best an the Fire
Great Eastern Markets, which have been thoroughly
canvassed in the selection Of the
MOST MODERN AND FASHIONABLE STYLES,
And the Choicest and Finest Grades, and daily
exhibited In
MAGNIFICENT SALE ROOMS,
Which comprises the WHOLE ForR FLOORS Of our ca"s-
cious Establishment. In our
ENERAL SALES RO o M
VIII be found the following general description of
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
Fancy Dress Silks of the beautiful and approved
Spring Patterns and STYLES Rich Flounced Robes Neat
and new STYLES of Fouard and India Silks, Grenadines
Tissues and Berages The most varied aud beautiful
assortment of Lawns and Organdies Briants, French
English and American Prints and Ginghans, Shaws, on
Grape Stella Cashmere, Silk and Brochs, Mantias In
great variety complete stock Of Cotton silk and Lis
lie Hosiery and Gloves, Alexandres Kid Gloves, in all
shades Of color French Scotch and Irsh Embroderies
in Collars Sleeves, Bands Founcing Edgng, and 1nser-
tons Linen Cambrick Handkerchief in great variety
Ribbons of the Latest Styles.
On Our Second Floor, or Carpet Room,
We are now displaying the largest and most superb as
sortment of yelvets Brussels Imperial Three-Py' In
grain superne Carpets Venetian Dutch and Memp' do
Drurgets, Lace and Muslin Curtains; Damasks in six
and Wool, with all the Trimmings to match; "inoo"
Shades. Cornces &C. &c. White and Coored ou'i's OF
every description Linen Table Damask Napkins Doy'
lies and Toweliing Of every kind Linen ana wool
crumb lohs In fact everything that Is required 70
furnish House.
Tia Basement or Wholesale Wareroom
d.vo,sd exclusively to our wholesale business, and
embraces full and complete stock Of Domestcs, Prints
Ginehams, Lawns, Cottonades, Summer stuns' Liner
crasbers: Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats, and al
az niles necessary complete stock suitable for thu
country trade We invite the attention Of the Merchants
and Traders Of the Minnesota, Mississippi and Sain
Croix River Valleys to early inspection Of our Stock
| as we are making
| THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
The principal feature Of business determn
ed keep everything they require in line, and se
at such prices will obvste the necessity OF goin
! further East for Goods.
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l. TRlCT COURT, RAMSEY COUNTY, SECOND DIS
TkICT-John Bethany, Cyrus Y. Bradley, and Ezekiel
V. McMaken, partners in business under rm name Of
Bethany Bradley McMaken, against Louis Bartlett,
and Louis Bartlett, Jr late partners under frm
of Louis Bartlett Son.-Summons for money demand
on contract for the payment Of money-To the above
named Defendants: You and each Of you hereby
summoned and required to the complaint Of the
Plaintiffs in the above entitled action, which has been
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court for
the Second judicial District in the County of Ramsey,
and Territory Of Minnesota and to copy of your
answer to the the subscribers, at their Office
In the City Of Saint Paul in the County Ramsey afore
said, within twenty days after the service of this
upon you exclusive of the day Of such servioe
and if you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid,
the Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the
OF Sixteen Hundred and Eighty nine seventy two
hundredth Dollars and interest from and since thu 18th
day of May, A. D., 1857, together with Exchange
York. besides the costs and disbursements this action
SAEBoRN, FRERCH LUSD, PLANTING Attorneys
Saint Paul, June 5tlh, 1851
CLERKS OFFICE, DISTRICT COrRr, loo
Second Judicial District, Ramsey County co
certify the the foregoing to be true cory Of the
original summons in the therein entitled which
on file In my Office.
"a Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court,
this 18th day of June, A. D., 1851
je13-w6w GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Clerk:
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ebfS.daw8m

AND AGENCY.-4OOO ACRES FOR
II sale. Good farming land partly cultivated not far
ouantitie, To su,t G. MEYER,
daw Cor. SeyeQth ana broaoWsy, st. esul
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The report of the Chief of Police WIS
presented and ordered printed.

The report of the Chief of Police WIS
presented and ordered printed.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the City of 81. Paul:
The arrests made for the week ending
June 9th, 1857, are as follows:
June I'd, Patrick Ryan, arrested for
ntoxication, by officer Brown.
June I'd, James WEIGH, for intoxica-
ton, by officer Calvin.
June Sd, William Darlington, for as
sault and battery, by officer Powers.
June 3, Crazy Man for safe keeping,
by officer Goodling.
June Sd, Daniel Reed, for intoxica-
ton, by officer Powers.
June 4, John Bryan, for intoxication,
by officer Wallin.
June 9Th, John Smith, for intoxication,
by officer Wallin.
June 7th, J. Bibles, for intoxication,
by officer Maher.
June 9TH, John Japes, for intoxication,
by officer Maher.
June 18th, Andrew Foulton, for intox-
ication, by officer Tufts.
June 7th, John Breasley, for assault
and battery, by officer MULES.
June 7th, John McMam, for assault
and battery, by officer Power.
All of which is respectfully submitted
June 9th 1857.
VIM. r. MILLER,
Ex-Oficio Chief Of Police.
The City Trearurer presented his re-
port, which was ordered printed and re-
ierred to Comptroller.
MONTH ENDING JuRK 9, 1851
Balance on hand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40S "a
Received of City Justice. ........... 800 0O
Received of City Marshall. ............ 1890 90
-eceived on Taxes. ............ 34S OF 2Sl1 90
City Orders cancelled. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2195 20
Balance on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZIG 16
WHARFAGE ACCOUNT.
Received Wharfage Of City Marshal. $194S 10
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NOTICE..--ON THE Sd DAY OF JUNE
IN next in accordance with the requirements Of Law,
the Office of the Register Of Deeds for Dakota County
will be removed to the City Of Hastings. Persons having
business with the Office will address their letters to Has.
tngs, in place Of Mendoza and Box $685. St. Paul,
formerly. The Board Of County Commissioners will al
80 hold their sessions at Hastings.
JOHN KENNEDY,
Register Of Deeds, and Clerk Of the Board of County
Commissioners 2we
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A POST OFFICE HAVING BEEN ES-
n TABLISHkD at Leech Lake by the name Of
" Kesahgah' ltasca County, Rev. J. Loy Breck de-
res his letters and papers to be addressed accordingly
je6-d2t-w2t
I DON SHOOTING.-THE UNDERSIGN-
IL ED will pay IS for every Loom and 81 cents for
ry King shot Lake Como and brought to his
house. WIN. D. ALDRICH,
jeSd3m Lake Como, near St. Paul.
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reasonable terms. ENQUIRE of
my16-dtf 10 A. WARD
N OTICE.-TO ]. v. VAN INGEN AND
~ all parties claiming to own lots parcels OF
and IN the City OF ST. Paul, the streets hereinafter
named whereas, ten resident reeholders of the Third
ward In the City of St. Paul. have by petition represe
ted to the Common Council that is necessary take
for the public good certain strips of land sufficient to
open Mission street and Summit avenue as follows Com
meucing at the southern Of Block one ID Of Par
rington kinney's addition to the City Of Saint sul
along the northern line of Eleventh street.
sixty 6O feet; thence three hundred and
eighty (3SO) feet thereabouts point sixty 6 feet
sout-westerly Of the western Of Block one N
aforesaid thence southeasery aoug the north
boundary of the Episcopal Mission grounds to the point
Of beginning.
Also commencing at the northern corner Of said Mis-
sion grounds thence along north western line the
western corner Of said grounds thence south
along the south western line Of said grounds to point
thirty O feet perpendicular distance from said north
western ne thence north-easterly along line
with said line to the line of
said grounds thence along said line to the
place OF begnnpg the taking of said land being for the
purpose Of opening Of said Mission street and Summit
avenue the full width of sixty (60) feet each.
Now therefore, you, the person abo>e named and all
other persons interested therein hereby notified that
Monday the Sd day of August next at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day, application will be made on
behalf OF said petitioners to the. Judge OF the Distrct
Court OF Ramsey County, for the appointment Of twelve
jurors to view the premises and to determine whether
will be necessary to take any portion of the same for the
use and purposes specified in said petition.
By order of the Common Council
lao. u
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DRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
L A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEWSPAPER,
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL TYPE, Two Coop PRESSES
-one Ruggles JObber, the other q Screw Press Also,
Stands Racks and Cases, all OF which viii be sold upon
reasonable terms. Enquire of
mv16-dtf UaDn
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FRIDAY, JUNE 5.
ARRIVALS.
War Eagle, Kingman, Galena.
Y. Steele, Davidson, Mankato.
Northern Belle, Hurd, Galena.
DEPARTURES.
Key City, Worden, Galena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26
PERSONAL.

-; Capt. N C. Owens, U. 8. Army, is at Kirk
woods.
80. Mr.. James f. Murdoch, the tragedian, ar
rived In New York, by the City Of Washington,
from Liverpool.
80. Governor A. P. Willard, Of Indiana, and
Hon L; l.. Clingnan, of North Carolina, are at
Willards'.
-. Judge Burthe, of Louisiana ex Gov T G
Pfatt, Of Maryland, and DIR. Sykes, of Mississippi,
are at Browns
-. E. O. Perrin, Esq, formerly Navy Agent
lards, in this city.
80. The Americans of the Third Congressional
district Of Maryland met at Towsontown yesteT-
day, and nominated ]. Morrison Harris
80. DR.. j. Sheridan has withdrawn from the
Daily Northwest, and the sole management of
this ably conducted and influential Democratic
journal now devolves upon Col. ii. II. Heath,
formerly of this city.
-. Prof Mitchell, the State geologist of North
Carolina, who lately met his death by fall sus.
tanned during a scientific exploration Of Black
Mountain. is to be buried on the mountain where
he died, in accordance with The desire Of the
people of that neighborhood.
80. The New York Mirror learns " that tho
handsome daughter of a late respected Prelate in
the Episcopal Church has eloped with actor
recently connected with Laura keene's Theatre
very fine looking, but we fear a very unprinci.
pied man. The parties are now in Boston,
-. Lola Montez has been living in retirement
IN New York latterly, occasionally making short
lecturing excursions with her agent, the ex Rev
u. G. Burr. Part of her house in town Is occu.
pied by j. p. Andrews, of Free-love notoriety
and recently convert to Spirtualism, he having
married medium a short time since who 4,
his second wife. Lola is also said to be a devo.
ted spiritualist, and great friend Of Andrew
Jackson Davis.