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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Hds.-i.dSe h Tallow, no selesi Pets 5ode9c EACH
Cef stns, lzdl3c y %.
BBeef frs, quality includes nothing bu. the
best lsrte, fat, stall fed oxen
seeoId quality Includes best the best sta
fed cows and the be. three old steers Ordinary consists
Of buIs the pefuse Of lots.
sheepExtra includes Cosets, and when those OF Inferior
q Atty thrown out.
Th.re were DO the Boston aud Maine Railroad
liz Lowell IS the Fitchburz aud
the Western loaded with cattle sheep swine aud horses
The Albany trains had not arrived.
RensIk,-The number Of Cattle large bu, with
what left Is sufficient for the demand but mostly
small and bali t consequently the best picked out the
morning sght advance but Tor there vas
ntroyeu ent from last week Sheep sold rather quicker
n BThe arrival Of the cattle train from Ab.uy (which
detsned BY accident the Wshingto aud Rutland
Road VIII add about go Cattle 10 the number eported
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Arrived.

[. s steamship Arctic, Merrimsn Halifax IL d.vs
sss%s SS1S g. s: 81
o Had ,tIO1s % ., gales a SSss sss 'S %
srass f .aI Rosd. d.s 10Th .l a Ion ps,sd
bound same day Oa George. sSos. S, s,sls's'd asd'
"ss sas ssS Jss ssS: Oct na
snd pas. to j. Dale. Ost ls lat a a. bu. 10 shp
i s:II sssiSssS @ sSaHs $iS S q 5s'i.s: sssa s
| I'd steamer Jason, ior New, f@L
hp 950 @ :, LysP'Ig a:sl1: eS1ss: . ss ysss In
ea oct o. ID Bat,sras. passed vssses lower mat aPps
Biz Joseph tc ckIludJ Cables. Savannah day. lumss
os hcbe Of fhisepbia wnere she eis eousd Put mo
Low sole nom lost 18th sschor snI was drv "a
sehr Virginia, Davis Baltnoe daJs c'a 70 Mslsf Las
scr Mary Lane, Gardner, M'snzss Oct 10 ballad to
scSr John Cssnsr johnson, Tr.niisi CUBS. os ssss
kc 70 scranton Ts!lran Sailed in elnPsoy with oAfs =
schr Or soD Pars Virginia days. potatoes to J. o. Pear
schr. y. W Smith, Wyatt. Chsrles;sa days whs. asf'
sctr FrSaci. A. Gocdwio F.irohild., Newocrn, N C,
s:lf. S;tOIsen as:ssd Of NsxS.a N c. sl,as.s
S09ae. S day. os"~"S @ t. master ..h, os p Ss s,i'
Loot p.rt ef ber tsci load oi naval store.
sebr Plymouth Rock Lacy Batoa days. mdss to Dsysss
sesr Caroline Stone, goyntcn, New Haven b.I,..t.
schr Q Tw,tchel Boyle fnilsasipbis f,r New Hsvss.
scbr G. BrPer Holmes. Phisdepbs, fos New Haven.
nj hhseil, buIer fOrtland- VI stJue ~
schr = Hall Russell Albany for Hartford.
Schr White Rock Gayitt, Albany for Mysss
sehr ToteD, Waters vLsiLia days potatoes to massr
slcop Emily, Moore hbsny fer New aedfofd.
sloop Caroline, squiTes A bsny. for Sew- Haven.
sVop N Cuacb eDbush Cosens, Roadout for Ney.Hxys
steamer Wsmsut,a Nye, New Bedford 10 hours ndss -
Jos. Allen. = q
Steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia 10 hours. ud. tsf
Perkins
Petrel Arey Providence Is hours mdse Isaac
0d.ll
Steamer Locust Point French, Baltimore VITA miss to
B. Cromwell.
SAILED from Quarantine, bark signet I8r) Lsvs Ports
mouth, Eng from Auckland. " Il.
Also 'ttan.hps ST. Louis, or Aspnwa ship stephen Cow
ell, Burgess, Liverpool
BELOW-Barks HiDckley (of Nflbh3sel from Cutspss.
ballast Edinburgh fof MBchias also two bs
Ian by stesm-tOg Huntress Cap. MD.re.
WlND-Surrise. N. W. meridian sunset, W. ~ w"
and Light
SPOKEN by Piot.bca NJ H. Grnue, Oc. II lst 20 49, io1
So shp May from boston for Oensi fh on 1s2Isss
Shoal boarded ship Webster from Liverpool for S.w Ioh
WILMISGToS Oct '9-ship Jonn Rssenel pfey,oasy
reported ashore FryiDg Pan shoals mas aena, oi fA'y
iron slate and dIy GOODS considerable PORTION has Mssa "
Steamers ard seversl schoops will BE- W TO morrow ens
was this ming tOeec "a 70. bar By steamer EnSao 20
sIinsT she has knoc he'd Of the ass keel sn1 LEAKS s2o
inches yer hour The steamer Henrietta and seyc oas' "
ses Will leave Tor her, .heI with large force o. men
lBy letter 10 E,woSd water ""
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...
Cleared.

stesmsbip-St. Louis Hudson, A.plnwall NJ o. Beesna
Thomas. Liverpool Boyd Hincken; Judln. s~,a rsas
ss., B.nnsr Desks; spssgue, PIo,teux. Asd.Y
Atkins Co E. Bsmilt Lewis Savannah, Atkins Ca,
W. H Prescott B.tshslser, New Oh ans ~ Il. Bds>Ani
Dresdnought, Ssmurs Liverpool ID. Ogden.
Bsl.-Vel city, White, 81. J.so Caos, J. Thompson lss
Fester st Thoms-, Maitland Pbelpsk Co
Bns-Ce, Ion, Crow, Hantsport, }. 8 Wh.ney ). fou<
Perry, Sandwich, N p Dmon- -.
Schoobes-J Webster. Bennett Charleston. scra,tea
rsiDani May Queen tBTl Talbot BeIp1dA Nc s.i td:A
Thomas swan Post Savannah, H. B. Cronwsli Thonpssa
- Baltimore, - Dalzel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Passengers Sailed

Ia 'tedn'AP kidSaya, from Boston for Li,opoo-M,s
Grow nsshied two Misses Crovninssh ed McCline Mr
and Mr., R. C. Winthrop jr Of Bos,on Msson Of Maine
Jane, Ds Ct Providence Mr. lanes three Misses James
White. Of NewYOrh; Thomas Mott and C w. Wharton Of
PhA Joseph Goodman q Chicago George Reed Of
hiwaukee Mrs. Hurst of Wisconsn Commodore rstdau
MI Paul rstnal Of the U Navy Hamilton Of Canada
Lelt smith and Smith Of Nova Scotia, 8. u Smith Of
Toronto, John Thaxtsr Of ST. Johns John walsh Mrs
Wssh "m Roy, John M,gann, Mas Bsin Of England. Alex
MN sdy CT Gagow John Dale Of Manchester Capt Lenfed
sfHaysra-t2
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Mr. LATHEns then stated that two suits had been
commenced against the road which must be me.
within twenty days otherwise the road would go into
the hands of q receiver.
Twas proposed to raise at least $1,000 900 for the
purpose Of pay ing of the floating deb. ofthe Comp
by getting the stockholders TO advarce ten per cent
on tbe respective amounts onehaf at once either 10
cash. coupons Of the Company notes forming tho
floating debts, and tue balance any tune within ten
months from the ist of December next. These drer
ept propositions were made W as 10 sui. parties who
might be disposed TO render assistance under any OF
the above forms
Mr. j. d. WILLI.NsoN was proud to announce tha,
all the persons employed the road, except those 10
the city, whom he had not consulted, had expressed
their readiLes TO appropriate ~ per cent OF their
earl pgs for two three, four five or even Fix months
70 come. towards relieving the Company from their
nresent embarrassment provided the employees in the
city would Go the thing. As the representative
of foreign stock and bond hond holders 10 large
amount he prepared TO subscribe Tor al amount
equal 10 what bad subscribed fOr by the Board Of
Directors ($l20 0oO) II they would maks up heir
subscrilton 10 $500 900 he would increase his SUBJ
scrpon on behalf Of the foreign holders 10 the sane
amount lTLis announcement vas received with en-
tbusastc appause.) The foreign holders, he said,
were ready end Wiling 10 help those who are disposed
20 help themselves. "
Mr. MoR.S, President OF the Road, eontsnced tha.
the Directors had done all that could be expected Of
them that the stockholders appesred 10 think and act
a. though they could have the Directors to struggle
along alone: but he would have them all understand
that III less they forward AMI subscribed the re-
CURED amount within eighteen days, they must take
the consequences.
Mr. wIILIAssoS expressed his confdencs in the
cspabity Of the road being made TO p.y IL per cant
On an Investment of even $40 900. He had spent
much time in en examination OF the road, ana knsw
that i: was in condition to do all that had been rep
resented Of il.
Nj TnlopoRE Dr. Hos stated that he represented
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

For BaIVas-Jsms, Henry Of Can nsbriisepSrt. III.
hety sDs ebe Of 0lo1e. st>r. ChG-s Oa. ~. ~ coes
MISE s,.ss,s Rcsi:' M n:. SS,a. aoss.ea w. a,
RobinsoD q B.lifax, james vi,hro. Of T,oss Josss
e, q Nova Scotia g. A.chnLd of =, iosss' sss.s-
Total to. -'1-, ~ f-,l
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
by Telegraph.

BOSTON Oct 2l-ArL Steamship EuYop. Lsrea. Lisef'
pool Via HALIFAX, ships Lomb4sd, Kelley TrapsS MA hols
Won Dyke New-oheans, bark Young Oreet, Hum?hfss'
NORFOLK Oct. 22-The bark Mount vsrrop, hom s.w,,
Orleans coming distress with Of raejsr hesd sne
leaky. 10y tc.es. 10 Ellwoot Walter, esf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
Cambridge Cattle MnrIset

hEPoR1ED FOR IhE l. TRIBUNE, BY GEORGE RuPP
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2I. 1857.
At market: s9s Cattle, about 5J Besy.s aud 3e 3ores
cousstg Of working oIen Cows, and one and three
years old
PRoEs oF MARKET BEEFExtrs 81 50d IS frt quality
ell second quality SO; third quality. s50 s5 -
PRICEs STORE CAITLt-Woraing oxen. from q 76
go, to 8 100 slg Cows and Calves from 90 s31 ~
So to SO; Yearng- Sl2 10 Isl Two years DID, Sls
S11 Three years old, ; q 20 $50
shEEP .SD LANss-S5O 1t mail ket prices in lots IS
g. 81 ca b.; extra and sels cti6ns &3G s3 L.
SwISE-&o Wesern at market; prices live weight 6a6ic
4 % dressed fid3c y ID - -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

MINIATURE ALMASIc...... .THis DAy
suu-Ris<s... 20 Sefs........6 B Moon Scts " t;SS
HIcB wAfeh.... rHIs DAH
Sandy Hook... 50 Gov Ispd .p;43n Hell 0sts .,lsi
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

DEPARTMENT or STATE, WASHINGTON, Oct. 49, 1857.
information be, been received this Department from Amos
b. Corwfne ESQ the United States Consul Panama
JAMES WALL mariaer beongn TO the Am ersn steamship
Golden Age James Watkins, master drowned in the
Bay the 29h OF August last and that
shipping articles ne belonged TO tae City OF New York
hs by the deceased In the hands Of the Consul
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
Constitutional Convention.

On looking over the enabling act once more,
since our last was written, q point presents it.
self SO clearly that we feel little ashamed at
not having noticed it before. By the terms of
the enabling act, the people of the proposed
State are on the conditions and in the manner
therein prescribed, 'sauthoized to form for them
selves a Constitution and State Government by
the name of the State of Minnesota, and to come
into the Union on an equal footing with the ORR
ginal States according to the federal constitu-
tion." Accordingly, if we literally comply with
the terms of the enabling act, we become at
once one of the United States without any fur
Their action of Congress. Our Representatives
and Senators to Congress would only have to
present their credentials like newly elected mem
bers from any older State, in order to take their
seats, and Congress could no more keep US out
of the Union than she could exclude New York
or Virginia. The only thing that can exclude Us
is our neglect or refusal to comply strictly with
the terms of the enabling act.-St. anthony Re-
publican. ..ta e. s-ts.sT .ssa-,aa ssa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
o. A branch road to Lake Superior. !,

! Will those persons who sell liquor to the sava-
ges, never be discovered, and melted out to them
condign punishment? IL behooves every good
citizen to all his efforts, to assist in ferreting
out and bringing to justice those who SO wantonly
trample upon the laws, in relation to selling
liquor to the Indians Valleq Herald.
ca A reward of at least $500 should be offer
ed for any person who is found vending spirit
uous liquors Co the Indians Nearly all the diff
Guilty which has arisen between the whites and
Indians has been caused by Rum, sold them by
the traders or others. The selling of Indians
liquor is violation Of the United States law, and
every good citizen should use his most strenuous
efforts to stop the traffic. sa.s .g
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
=. ,. WIGFAEI,
REAL ESTATE BROKEp

seins feass Mtnnessta Tcrr7terv
TAR1otED AND WILD AGBIcux4iyRar y.,vr.
ufouenout the Territory, Pine and ofh..
isnas for sale. Desirable Prone = -. 49,
sna ~ tne pfnepft towns in the Terory. or -. -
sDe Terms. inycsnents made - -, -
IoAnee LOT Oapnsnsts 81 % cent. Der annun
no ssuy laws with first elsss Real fsfe l9ere efe
PAYABLE IN Eastern Cities. Land and Land W.,s.
se,e ano locates on time Joint account q
OF the Territory, they sold 81 tsna
Ala pflce may IL advertised gratis 10
are distributed In the taste fsffss
" nEEx EEscEs,-tB By psrmlssion5 - = e-'ss'
s :, week, Head Drexel, Bankers, New Yo,r
~ nn PAWS q 4 Co., Importers, New YORK. and Ps,l.
do Butler winter, a. ~ 81 ~
JOSIAH Oakes, ksq., 246 Pearl street. 49, a.
sylvester Lay, ESQ.,, Is Wall street. ~
Aessfs. winners Peterson, Bankers, rhiiadeipbJ.
do slaymaker & Patterson, a ~ ~ ~
90 ssas Murphy 4 CO., Importers, do
3 90 Snun Wernwag, DO do
Il 90 sDoan & Farrell, eEtf4sf do ~ A. sfIFs
90 Bremen, Reiehsrt Co., 40
DO 7. @. Henry Co., ~
DO J. Il. 4 J. Price, 40 $50
afg do Tanguy 4 Griel, 80 ~ sff -
- 40 Hollingsworth Piper, do
do Donsn & TAFT, l5ss ~
sc do 9 Chas. T. wilson Co.. gsssf d ,y5sa
Jos ~ ThSs. :, WsyRs = sons savsnnsh. Ga
President of Nechanics Bank, a. ss3
Aessrss VIM. Blair Co., Chicago, III.
DO OBannon Monroe, do
DO Ciaggett Anderson, do
40 Green, Thomas Coz, Bankers. Burline IT,.
", 90 Grin Smith & Sons. Ban kers, Winona M -
81. raul, March 18th. 1657.-wff I.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
our Railroads.

The most important matter before the House
on Saturday, was the charter of the Minnesota
and Pacific Railroad Company, which au-
thorizes the said Company to construct a road
from Saltwater to st. Paul, st. Anthony and
Minneapolis, to the town Of Breckenridge, on the
Sioux Wood river, with q branch from st. AM
thony, via Anoka, st. Cloud, and Grow Wing, to
st. Vincent, new town on Red river, opposite
the mouth of Pembina river. Another branch is
also provided for, from the road running to St.
Vincent, to Lake Superior. The bill passed the
House by decided majority. 1 81
There is restriction on tho company to aid in
the construction Of the Mississippi Valley r. r.
The Bill granting land to the Transit Compa-
ny passed the House safely, and will become q
law. The lands given to this company enables
them to .sconstruct road from Winona to Saint
Peter, and thence to the Big Sioux, river, south
of the forty-ffth parallel of latitude. The ON
ly restrictions imposed are that the company shall
subscribe to the capital stock of the Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company, an amount Of stock
equal to its pro rata share Of the capital necessary
to construct said road in proportion to the num-
Der of acres of land received by the Transit Com
pany; and that the latter company shall pay un-
to the State Treasury, in lieu of all 'taxation
| three per cent upon its gross proceeds" u p
The following summary from the Pioneer, will
enable our readers to see what a grand system of
Railroads have been projected in this Territory.
| l. A road from La Crescent, via Target Lake,
and up Sthe Valley of Root River, to point of
junction with the Transit Road, say at Rochester,
! Olmstead county. a,ee e. :; 8sats a8a ~
2. A road from Hokah, Houston county, on
the line of the above road, to Brownsville, on the
Mississippi river. T 3.
8. A road from Winona to st. Peter, thence
to the Big Sioux river, south of the 18th parallel
of latitude. a E Ea s4Etea@' ~
4. A road from Winona, up the Valley Of the
Mississippi to Hastings, thence on the east side
of the river to st. Paul. '@- y" ... 81
5. A road from st. Paul, and from st. Antho-
| ny and Minneapolis to point of junction Cat
Shakopee) thence via the Minnesota Valley to
the southern boundary of the Territory, in the
direction Of the mouth of the Big Sioux. a.'
6. A road from the above point of junction,
| (Shakopee) via Farribault, to point on the To-
wa line, west of range sixteen. saa ~it
Z. A road from Shakopee to Hastings.
8 A roadsrom Saltwater, st. Paul, st. Antho-
| ny and Minneapolis, to Breckenridge on the
Sioux Wood river, with .-r.. "a.
9. A branch road from st. Anthony via st.
Cloud and Grow Wing to st. Vincent on Red
River, opposite the mouth of Pembina river,
with So % 81 :" So, no -
10. A branch road to Lake Superior. - ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

( 80
Advertising and Corresponding oaee, 40 Brs.dwsy.
~ ssCOsTAR's" RAT ExTEKMINArOn.
"A mfslibe destroyer Of RATS, MICE, ANTS 0ROfyNp
"A AICE, MILES, &C., &C., &C. Mot dangerous 20 the
Human famy Rats do not die IN their hses come out
sscosrAR'so BED BUG nxrsRxrxAroR. rs
Never known 70 falkland used every day BY theusnds in
New York AID elsewhere, = =
aCosTARso ELECrRrC POWDER 81
For the destruction Of Norris, MvsourroEs rurrs
FLEAs, PLANT IHsEcrs, vERMiN ON Fowls Anp AZ.
Sold wholesale and Retailat aCosTAR,s,, PRINCIPAL
DEPOT, 1888 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and 81 the brinci-
the Canadss, We Indies, Caioyais and Sostk Imeyiea
g ORDERS msst always be accompanied By the cash.
~ NO goods sent on commission. -
small ssnpk Packsges put up az the lowest vnslesse
ior nrst N new places, with CARDS. %
expressly put cor ships, stesnsOats Ho-
Papef with full particuars--tsrms 10 Wheleeale
Of prices, &c,, &c, viii promptly nailed
aps-smd&w Address" oOSTAR," No. as8 Broadway n. r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

kIvEk MArHRs.-Since our last issue, the riv-
er has risen several feet and the water i Is high
now e at any time during last spring. Some 81
the low land, above and below town, is partially
overnowed, bat no damage to. property or serious
inconvenience to holders Is likely to ensue-
The number Of steamboat arrivals from below
e the port Of Winona, since the opening Of nav-
igafion, up 70 the llth inst, was IL Wsnona
RPabaean.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

NORTHWESTERN 81 = aa
E X PRE- SIS C. O M p II " Y.
oosSrcrxs VIII ansaI Il lss iarn.ss NJ
For the Safe and Speedy Transportation Money, Valuable
and Light Freight Collection and Payment Of notes, Drafts
Bills and Accounts, and all the business sifH va
GENERAL EXPRESS F0RWARDLHa.a ! 81
EAST.-0n the opening navigation, We shall commence
running Daily connecting principal points in the United
States, Cansdas and Europe.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER Semi-weekIy TO Anoka,
Isska, Wxfab, Sank Rapids, Cloud Rdgey
MINNESOTA RIVER Semi-week1y s6hakopee, Belle
Kasota, Manksto. ls 5t,3 % As5fts5iflkf3I wv
The only reliable Money vslus-
bles % BY Express cheapest get lots Of
geods single packages from the East Is By Express.
y " For recovery Baggage Yreight,o our
facilities unrfvsiied Particular attention be paid
nling al descriptions Orders and executing csmmssons
J. @. BURBANK co.,
ap3-2md&w Once ~ the foot Jackson street.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

MONDAY, May 18Th, 1851.
COUNCIL. Council met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, and was called to order by the PRECEDENT
Prayer by the Chaplain.
A quorum being present, the journal Of Satur-
days proceedings was read and approved.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill to inccrporate
Sd, 1856. 81
Mr.. Baily introduced bin to grant the right
to establish and maintain bridge across the
Zombro.
Brisbin introduced bill to assign the JUSTICES
for the Territory of Minnesota to the several iu-
dicial districts.
Stone introduced q bill to establish the boun-
DIARIES OF certain counties and for other purpo-
ses. III
Setter introduced bill granting certain lands,
franchises, rights, powers and privileges to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. to aid in
the construction of main line and Branch rail-
road; also bill to incorporate the Traverse des
No. SO, G. F.--A bill to assign the Justices Of
the q. s. for the Territory of Minnesota to the
several judicial DISTRICTS, was read a third time
and passed under suspension of the rules. b.
On motion of Mr.. Ludden the Council adjourn
ed. h -
- - - 1 el,'... >. Monday, May lS.
HOUSE. Met pursuant to adjournment and
wa called to order by the Speaker. 80
The Secretary of the Council appeared and an
nounced that the Council had passed certain me-
morisls, bills &C., for which see Council report.
A communication was received from the MINI
neapolis and Cedar Valley r. r. Co., containing
statement of the resources and condition Of
said company in compliance with previous reso.
luton. Read, laid on the table, and 100 copies
ordered printed. .,aa ..5s, .aa5s -.su ma =.
A communication was also announced from
the Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota
r. r. Co., submitting similar statement. Read
and one hundred copies ordered printed.
~ COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. s-e ss
On Council bill to grant certain lands to the
Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota r.
r. Co., and also to the Minneapolis and Cedar
Valley X. Z. Co., for the construction of certain
railroads. ..~ -.... %:'.as. "a 80
After being read at length and duly consider
ed, the cammitte rose and reported the bill back
to the House with the recommendation that il
pass. g ...,. a.4.. ~, ,..,s4..,.... ..-a..s
And the bill was passed by ayes 26, noes 6. ~
- A message from the Governor was read, in.
forming the House of his signature Of II. of r.
No. 2, to remove the Indians to their reserva-
tions, also of the bill making an appropriation
for the despatch Of company of troops to res.
cue the four white female captives, also Of the
bills Incorporating the towns of Traverse DEF
Sioux, and Traverse des Sioux City and Tray.
erse. -a .- aa. -.-.t tye 't.. .st 49,
The House next considered the bill to a ssigr
to the justices of the Judicial courts of the Terri
tory of Minnesota, their respective judicial Dis.
| tricts. ~. - ~ : .t,.. he gta
The rules were suspended, and the bill reaG
| first, second and third time and passed.
| Adjourned, . ... .... -. : ~. 80 ~. ...s z8s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

CO The Internal garroters have got up as far
as Dubuque, having recently choked a man there
by the name of Loving, until he lost his consci-
business, then robbed him of 1852. We would
suggest that, when these enterprising individuals
arrive in st. Paul, they be welcomed with sa-
Lutte from Colts revolvers,) fred simultaneously
with their first embrace. Isl
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

WNoSA REPusLIcAN.-This wide-a-wake pa
per has been enlarged and now presents fine ap.
pearance. The editors think of issuing Daily
The Republican Is staunch advocate of Free.
dom, has done much for the cause, and Is worthy
an extensive circulation. Success to It.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

COOP "A young gentleman in Albany named
Conner, was fined SIS, Thursday, for splitting to-
bacco juice on a lady's rich silk dress. Served
him right e. a5etE. .s.sa b. a.a.E a3agFss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

BosToN FINANcIERING.-The Boston Traveller
of Wednesday last says: "The late failures Of
dry goods firms of this city probably reach an
amount of million and quarter of dollars
We hear of one case where as high as l22 per ct.
for money has been paid within six months
1t is feared by shrewd business men that we have
not seen the last Of such failures the present
season. a-a. aa.5 .# a=-t.rs . -.a"... fa q
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

GoINs.-Atheism and Infdelity are dying out
in America. The Boston Investigator, the dan
ge-ous and rabid Infdel of New England came out
last week with long appeal to its subscribers
for help, and, an ardent prayer, 1.-THE only kind
the editor believes in) to those former patrons
who have Withdrawn their names, ending with,
GIVE hope they will like the paper we'll enough to
renew their former acquaintance, and thus assist
in keeping in existence the only infdel publica-
ton in this part of the country.' .asA ..'.