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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09


yxo. !. RAGS, I'D. Az. cAHPxSYsa, y. y.
Drs. Psgs 4 CaEDsasev,
HAVING associated themselves In The psas4ies
L i Of their profession II in vaSioas bsasehss,
can b. found II their ecs. east side Of - street,
between Main and Johasou, next door 10 Andss-
sons Bank. Residence Of the former Ind street,
ts.wesa JoAason aal Exohssgs' Vt ths tatsss, -
the once. (fsbs-d
81. Charles Hotol,
T. A. HARROW cO.,................. Propristess.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
MERRuNGss PArxNT CHAMPION
WITH Halls PArKxr PowDkR- Poor
w L0cKS--ths same that we're awarded sspe-
rate Medals ~ the Worlds Fair. LonASa, lOlS
asd the Worlds Fair. New York 1883 and are ~
oaiy American SAfcs that were awarded medals q
the London " orid's Fair.
These Safes are nov sdmitted 20 b superior y
any offered to the public sad the suescfiSsss
challenge the World pssascs instasSs Of tAsss
Safss fsiing 10 preserve their contents throssh -
e s'
gsrsoss ssehosissa - nsks asd sell Hssriags
Patent CAsu pIon safe, with Halls Patsat Powder
Proof Locks. s. G. HERRING . CO.,
Grssn Block. lbs, la7 and iss Wster-st.,
=fst4-d3u ssd ASrSay-st., New York.
CmOICs DEADINGs
N EW p u b L G AT o N 81
ANODRRH whitasid-sssnoas Of The ksv. @. n.
i.bsls '' Elk. HAIR SON.
HKNkY LYLE, o. Lifs and E1issssss. - E.I-
i.ss-d E.K. HAkr . son.
An EtynolegssaI Diesiosary u fs.ily ss1
"A Christian Names, With an essay % sAsis dsei
walton and imports for saise .
| A JOURNAL Of Travels 10 Egypt, Arabs saA N
"A Holy Land, By David Miller for sale 81
fsbs.d E.K. HART SON.
ITALIAN SIGHTS and PspAi Priseipiss, ssss
through Amerieau spsstselss; for sale y
fsbe-d - T. hAkI 0ON.
sscsaA-ss. CnsaD sIsrs, sDDosiss
CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS
| Two make room for osr spring psschasss, ~ vill
sell oar present seosk at ed under arst esst.-
The stock 10 large sAa veil selected asd consists =
cloths. eassiuerss, eassnsts, jeans, Blankets ss
nos aannsls dsiains ealcos lAees, collars, sahssi
dsries, trimming esaforts hoods, ssavats, stssas
gloves dress shirts, under shirts and dTavsTss wool
and cotton yarn, asA In fast everything kstkin
general Dry Goods Store. -
janl3d - II. AbbUxE = 20.
TO Tm9 PUDLICI
vLTR have this day cold oar sntirs stock Of Ore.
w ssriss, Psovisieas, Ae, - AsssSs. Ayrss Rsy
the old stand, No. % Aainst.
| Taking this Opportunity Of sxpsaosing eaS thank
fulnsss 70 our friends aaA eastsnas Sos tAsir VII
liberal patronage bs1evsd spon -, solicit go
tinsance Of the Same for or successor.
| Jan. !, 'S7-[JS-d1 HA4ILL RALS10N.
WOOD 8 0FRrDLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL1Re
E0g1ish aUA Rreoeh Chemicals,
| nkUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, Ola
~ DysStuds, Brushes, Psrfunery, Fancy A.
ticlss, AS; slso, all the Pstent Medicines q "
day. No. Isl Aais-st., Ksokuk. lows.
/ jsn13-Akv
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T-Here is ffty-year old jsu desprii
that IS quite sas good as new" rich old
gentleman OF the name of Gould married q
g'ri not yet out Of her ''teens." After the
wedding he wrote the following couplet
10 inform friend Of the happy event:
You see. my dear Doctor.
Though eighty years old,
gtFi II nineteea
faiis ia love with old Gould -
TO which the Doctor replied
"A giriuf nineteen
May love Gould, IL is true
Eat believe me, dear cir
IL II GpID without u = !"
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J.. p. MO0Nl1n,
4 TT0RNRY and Counsellor 1t Law. O1ee
IA Third-st., over Fieklsp Lucaa' Bank.
janlo-dlm
GREAT ATTMA CTlOM

Aztec
aNIM BLE 8IXPE NC EiiN
rAM~a-,..,,,r.. hsavv stoch a. = \ - An
| .ao,- S,.sst s.o.. ~ Essisrn eities. TAsv ~
m. .sso,d.s.ra saods, hnt frssh Ana 80 4
GOOD sssort.ent asd lssse lot, TO suit ali hlslp
"a q. stomsr.
Tha,s = th,.. thinss Ia h tYalins
ors 4. 81 ~. M. .i.St Nina 81 roods anofNsr rs
TO make the prices TO suit and the tAirdls 70 hsve
accommodating salsansn. ny houses pesesss ~
gst0o0d Bargains.
~ WINTER STOCK eonsists.n part q tAsfo!-
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NE ~ EIRM II

y. u. OGDEN. HI. y. na0wxELL Nv. o0pgu.
OUae0. 0Y0Wnell 4 Cs.
A CO-PAkfNEk SHIP has this day bsen formed
"A BY the above named parties, for ts purpose Of
prosecuting the Book and Statioussy trade. With
greatly increased facilities for the fslAllmsnt Of
their object they confidently expect 70 bald up .
trade which shall equal hat Of any Book house In
ths West. No pains shall be omitted ~ give satis-
factionto their Gus omers The trade, and retail
purchasers invited 10 call.
q Card.
X. u. OGDEN return his thanks 70 his usmsrous
friends who have hon0red him with their trade and
innuencs during the lest eight years.
Mr.. Ed r. BrowneiI, - hsrstofoss, will ssperin-
tend the ssle department.
The nrn hes bssn formed for the puxposs Of en-
lsrsing and extending the trade. With this view
the propretors propose bailding On Bud street. % n
TO have 40 entrance ON both Main and End streets,
thereby givins . room lao fest deep.
Feb. 5, MAMA
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DLACKwoeD,s MAGAZINE
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS

o31A1 IADCC1URMTS 70 ouDsCafDB.
Cost ReAueeA 20 - - Rev CeDs.
4. SCOTT CO., New York, eeutinus 70 pahlisA he
fsllsviag lea1iag 1sitish Psrisdissis
TIM LONDON QAUR3kRLY lCoasssaaivs.)
TIN xDlMBUn0H AEvIEW (wAig.l
1HE lOn1H BRITISH RkvlBw ifrse ChsSsA.)
THE WE1TMfMI6TEk REVIEW tIibsrnl.)
BLACKWOOD's EDINBURGH NA0AzIEEtLosy.)
VIVAk6E Pssiedieals ably represent ths three
y great Political Parties u Great DritAta,-
Wig, Tory ~ Rsdisal,-bss politics ferns -
fssssss u sAss sAassstsr. ~ egesss Of ~ nsss
Esofosnd writers - Science, Literature, nssAlisy
and Rsligioa. they stasA, % they ever kavs ssesd
snvsied 10 tie world Of iesssss, bsisg eousi1srsd
Indispensable - the scholar and professional MAJ,
vAle - ~ tDssilioens reader ol svssy slass tAsy
furnish nsss sosSsst and satisfaetssy rsses1 e
world, sAAa en- psssihly ~ ehealasd frs1 my ssA
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nrR061S. j. r. HIATT 4 6ON havs assosistsd
Wl themselves together fer the purp0se q trans
AsGiae wh0lssals and retail Book and btattsessy
Aasse, and respectfully solicit the favor Of call
janS1-d
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lust call Ut bis rooms, over Doubleday VIII
u sons Store, second street. any time, (s1cspt Ssn-
dsys,) froa Daylight till 10 o'clock might, = BE
b obliged u be Constantly % hasd assosnt Of
pressof business. and sss his dsnwisos, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Livery, which are
frss " the imposition II sll nad Judge whsthss be
IL compsssnt " servstAs psbiic In his psofsssisa
lie might herr rects What greet thinss ~ hes dose
do, bat that vosld be sspsr1noas In this usii
itsriss munty; thsssfoss - 10 willing 10 shcv
the public what be oAn himself do In . psastisAl
sense Call and 80, free of charge.
febA-d w. BROWN
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PORTAGE.
The Postage 70 aay part Of The Unitsa 1eaAee
will - bst ~ senss ysas Tor Bleskvssd, anA
~ ~ Uoneo pear for sash Of tAs 1sviewp.
AttAs aAeys pSssss the Paiolisals viii - 1ass-
ished fos 1857.
4plsadt6 O9sr |or $50 and ~ TeeseA -.
Unltks The noss sphensral Aasasiass of ~
day. thsss Periodicals lose iittls ~ aos. 0eses
fall yer - ths nepbsrs with no nSnissleas) 1es
1859 nay - ss0as1ed - usaTly - vAlusbse . fer
1851. vspsepass u fsssbA tie two ysass q ~
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iWTa6OLUTION.

sTynn oo-pestnsnhip heretofore sxisting bsevssa
j Osvs bailey was dissolved by mutual coassnl
Jsn 1oth, 1857. The b0sinsss Of the late trm Will
- sstalsd ~ either pssty. Omce 1t their oA1ssAaA,
No. ~ Main-st.
They weald most cordially recommend - thsis
old cussenSrs snd friends E. K. Hart 6oa. who
succeed them In thu Book and Stationery bssinsss.
jan3l-A3w
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JNo. y. YAoB, =. d. An. CAhrkHYDa, y. D.
Drs. Pags 4 CaEpsasev,
HAVING associated Themselves In the psAs4ies
/ i Of their profession IL il various hsoschss,
can ~ found II their ecs. east side Of ~ street.
between Main and Johason, next door "a Andss-
sons Bank. Residence Of the former 1Ad street,
between JoAason and Eaohssge; VI thu tatsss, -
the once. ifeb5-1
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

Donot start, reader, the fact admits Of demon
stration. We have watched with increasing an
xisty the progress Of the opinions of tho United
States Court on the Dred SCOTT case, till it has
finally reached a conclusion. They have decid-
ed that s'the legal condition of a slave in the
State of Missouri is not affected by temporary
sojourn Of such slave in any other State," there
by recognizing slaves aspropsrty in Q National
sense, and literally making slaveholding legal
throughout all the Northern States! Slaves may
make q "tenporsry sojourn" without becoming
free; then slave-holders can stay over night
with their property of course, and if over
night why not week on the plea of sickness-and
if a week why not ''sojourn" all summer at the
Springs2 1t is an axium; ifslaves are property
in national sense, nothing can exclude them
from all the national territory or from the Nor
thern States. Property takes q worldwide
range, and as slaves are property, according to
the recent "opinion," Legree and St. Clair can
bring their Uncle Toms and Topsies to Minneso-
ia, fog them and sell them, both before and af-
ter we become State! s'Negroes are property
presumes the Court then, Col. McKenty, if he
were not TOO Republican in his instincts, might
to-day amend his advertisement with "Real Es-
tate and Negroes on good security-Wild Lands,
Carpenters. Town Lots, Cooks and Chamber
maids bought and sold Wholesale and Retail %
We must come out fat-footed if we would not be
deceived, and ask ourselves honestly what this
decision does mean, if it does not mean this
Time was when Hale could say to Foote 'sIf Sla-
very is blessing then bless yourselves with it /;
if it is curse reel and stagger under it as best
you may;" time is when South Carolina can soy
to Minnesota, Ohio and Massachusetts, GIVE are
determined that you ehall wear some of the bles-
sings of the Institution, and as the Court has de-
cded that Slaves are property" We insist upon
coming through the North and bringing our taw-
ny servants with us!' Republicans, Democrats,
Men of Minnesota !-are you prepared to acqui-
esce? -4N s. 81 ~ y
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
10 glAE NEW ANN pRNurNu

IxTR have stock Spring Trade fully pietsd
w and shall be glad 10 rienos Who are
wanting Seeds for the Farm Garden. Among Field
Seeds may be found SPRING WHEATS, BARLkY, kYE,
nlLhET, POLAND OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES,
KING PHILIP, RED 6LAZE, AND OTHER vARlB1 les
With . large assortment Of Seeds for Noot erops. "
For the Kitchen Garden will be founda full complete
assortment Of seed wanted the
es and selected with great and expense.
Several new varieties Of Seeds viii be among
portstons. s~e .afrarv ~,st ~ Fiava. ? offs4l u
CHINESE SUGAR CANE-PuRE SEED. 3an s.
The subscribers have obtained supply Of the seed the
most thoroughly endorsed by the leading and
Agricultural Societies. and Agricultural Papers Union.
At this especial time II 10 we'll From It can
De grown seed which will be found valuable corn,
dtion TO the stalk for syrup forage making
profitable than ordinary crops A gentleman who has tried
yield from 400 to 500 gallons Of syrup equal
New Orleans; and from the roots, SECOND cRoP
excellent fodder. Sown broadcast drills land
deeply plowed or highly msnured, will Yield to
FIFTY rHousAND PoUNDs Of superior fodder to the
The seed exceent for human food, and when
The sed, which has been very carefully kept pure from
original importation, will be offered in cloth packages, each
containing enough to plant onefourth drills,
with full direction fer the cultivation, which perfectly
pie, These packages will be Forwarded MAIL FREE
PosrAoE, to address, receipt 41
Hary orders are solicited, ~ the supply Of seed quite
OUR IMpLHxENr DspARrnErr win B. found oompl.t.-
stocked with tools and machines every sys
Farming, and All Of the most approved articles.
- Dealers supplied at liberal discounts. ,I-
/ H1NRY d. EMERY co., .14t
mhlS-6tw No. 2Oz Lake Street, CHICAGO. Ill.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

HIcHEsr WATsRrALL IN THE WoaaS. Refer
ring to an article which has lately gone the
rounds Of tho newspapers, and which we oprselws
copied, the editor of the Detroit Tribune says:
"Neither of the above equals the one upon the
Sandwich Islands, which is, without doubt, the
highest in the world. We have often heard il
from the lips of an esteemed Pastor, now eesd,
who was for ten years missionary on those L.
lands. This waterfall is situated on one Of the
highest mountains in that group Of lslands lin
which particular one We forget. 1t falls sheer
from precipice so high that the ws.sr actually
never reaches the bottom. The resistance OF the
air changes it into mist before it can reach the
bottom, so great is the distance, and it ascends
to the clouds again. This must be sight to see
"a small cataract literally suspended in mid
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

~ The Albany Evening Journal, speaking Of
the Inauguration of George Washington, says:-
t''One morning in April, 1889, two gray haired
men appeared in the gallery Of the old City Hall
in Wall ST., New York. Tho ono held in his
hand quarto bible, and was recog aised by the
crowd in the street below as chancellor Living
ston. The other dressed in plain black suit Of
homemade cloth-the product of an American
loom and stitched by American 6ngers-and al
so common steel hiltei sword, w.s known by
all to be George Washington. There were no
guns or drums, no high disnitaries Of Church OF
State, no foreign envoys surrounding. There
was no Inaugural Address, no procession no
banners, music and adornments.' The Chan
cellor repeated the oath, the first President bow
ed assent, kissed the book and the ceremony wa
done"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

QGosr White, with some other members Of the
city police, made precipitate descent upon the
'.City Saloon'' on Wednesday evening, and ar
rested ssNiother WARREN" Misses Augusta Clifton,
Minnie Wilde, CaaOline Tucker, Ellen Smith and
another Miss whose name we did not learn, and
a Mr.. De Witt Clinton-a stranger in the city.
The six prisoners were tried yesterday afternoon
before Judge Simons-I. V. D. Heard, Esq. in
behalf of the city, and W. l. Brownson in behalf
of the defendants. The trial resulted in convict
ing the woman Warren Of keeping house of ILL
fame, and De Witt Clinton and Augusta Clifton
as being acoomplices in the guilt. The 'laudla-
dy' was fined 800 and costs, and the paramours
$50 each, which they paid up and were released.
Some two or three hundred of the morbidly GU
rious crowded the Court Room.
These were the Inauguration ceremonies at the
New City Hall yesterday-this being the first
case on the docket. 1t is to be deplored that
such q dsmoralising institution aaunts its def
ance in the face of our municipal authorities,
yet the varied attempts to regulate it will prove
futile until the prayer of all good ctisens is an
swered, and the intolerable nuisance 10 removed
or destroyed.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

The Life Illustrated says: "Ths Hutchinsons
are again in the 6eld with new tunes and new no.
tions, but with the same familiar voices with
which they have charmed millions. The Broth.
ers we're joined iu their Tabernacle concert last
week by their amiablc sister Abbie-now Mrs.
Patton-who was IN town that evening BY acci-
dent. She was greeted With heartiest welcome by
the audience, and We believe her name in the
programme would at any time ell the house to
overaowing. We are glad to learn the Brothers
intend visiting other places before returning to
their new homo in the West-the land of Hiawa.
tina. Their next concert in New York will be
given in the Broadway Tabernacle on the seven
teenth inst. Is * 3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
GOODS AT GREAT BARGAINS.

Undersigned would give to the citi
Gems Of St. Paul. that he is dssirous cosins on his
stock Of House Furnishing Goods at bargain.
oer my entire stock Of Blankets, Coupepanes Damasks
LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPRRY HOLLANDS WALL
a.fIssy PAPER, RUGS AND MATS, 5 't', =
and many other articles In hsne
Also good assortment Of ThreePy and ingram Carpets
which shall sell at less prices than those
before been offered in this Market have
ment Of FURNITURE which will be offered very
Persons Wishing good article Of Furniture, will well
call and examine stock purchasing elsewhere All
my work is done here, and
quality. have increased facilities
and prepared to do all kinds Cabinet UPHOLSTERY
work on short notice. in superior the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
= EDWARD O. RICH, Successor 70 King q Rich,
fel-tf St. Anthony-st.. above Amer n.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
ST. PAUL NIARKETs.

fat- March IL. 1851.
There material nuctuaon in the state Of the markets
reports. There considerable reduction
in the price Of Flour owing the largely increased
supplied from the counuya competition not anticipated
by the produce merchants Of this city. Provisions
acve and the plethora in the market relieved the
suspension arrivals Fresh 2isc. Mess
nrm at 426027 bbl. Bacon, inactive. Lard quiet
The demand good Butter exceeds the supply, the country
article going quickly l0c Hay firm at tle On account
Of the bad condition the and
To the ice the Mississippi Wood has advanced
5 so for unseasonea and 81 as dry. This ID,
only temporary Considerable Wheat continues to
countrysales 81 ao@i rs bush. 81 ready
supply most gratifying, asi shows that
in developing the Of the Territory, and
placing all the channels Of wealth independent
ing Fruits, domestic imported Of oil kinds and qual.
titles very The ID almost wholly
exhausted and there s hope permanent renewal Of
the market until We call the stsston Of ell
our farmers to this branch Of industryhe
cimste soil, our general
all favor the growth and Of fruits, sgcu
cannot their attention 70 the
rearing Of these agreeable escuients. ssa, - ts
- o. saxs.rnx "A following Are
Seed, bu., Rye, Sc ns bu., indian Corn
ns o.; o.ts 81 NJ su Barley, As su; Suekwhsst
2 LIVE srocK. DRyED v1usr. ~
Sori oxen ioo to soS yos Green sppiss ~ oc s s.
beef oats 8O(10oc
Hutton. .SI@l 26
go ooe1 % IS sses 50 = sss
Provisions. Camille, stare. .3o03Se D
P,rk..... $21926 obl fzllow. .1eG13o DO
aams........I49lseH 2 Fish lfrssh) .......:e@seao
Lard ...l6@20c dc Dried. ..09l0c Do
Floursupernne. seos Dbl 1e@S 50 bel
Extra. $500 Dbl Onons .e1d2 80
Con mesl - 26@2 80 sack Lard On.. ~ 604l IS gal
Beans. oo@6 % bu Salt. 6oe sack % bbl
81 000l IS Vinegar. .l62Oc gal
Fresh butter. ..s2@36
Cheese. do Tobacce. Satoe
aggs.. doc Hides (greenl
oRoCERIEs. &C Zoe
sugar, brown. .........l3@l3c LUMDIH.
Crushed powdered. ..l60l7c Flooring
Coffee ..A@20 Siding. .S96@30
fca. Shingles. - 6o6As Do
0l0c Lath ~ 00@S 10 DO
uolasses soc@4l Dmension $40 do
Syrup. 81 1901 rs Clear Boards. 1SO@9 do
cord.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

WestenSituated ct the head Big Timber on the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER, twepty-seven miles SOUTH
west from ST. CLOUD the road between ST. CLOUD
and TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX, and seventy-nve miles from
Minneapolis apd st, Anthony.
WESTON was located A. D. 1855 is the centre Meeker
County growing rapidly, and Its central location
the heavy settlements north, SOUTH and
ton will be theargest inland towns the West
l. The town is beautifully situated Grow River,
beautiful rolling prairie the other interspersed
groves Of tmber and ID the country in the Terri
tory. ...
= There several Territorial rosds running and
through the Town Of Weston the Railroad ST.
to st. Peter viii pass through the town. s7'
g. Lime stone and coal have been found the tswn.
will operation very soon Also other
and substantial improvements. ,rs' gnI4e lEt'
The site has been selected with refeFepce IT, future
greatues By its propeto, who Of
and foresight. ~ =
wishing purchase property at wes-
ton, apply TO O. 81. PHTTIT J. B. EDWARDS, Be- 8. BULL
j. p. WILSON, b. =. V1LLES,N. O. BAKER, at Mnneap-
ois or Capt. PIERCE, ct Weston. 3 iF6
October 10, 1855. tea Ell. g -5l
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

How TO SEQ Ir.'-Go it strong in your praise
of the absent. Some of it will be sure to get
around.
Go it strong when taking up contributions for
charitable purpose. 1t will pay.
Go it strong when you make public speech.
Nine people out of ten never take any allusion un.
less it cuts like a short handled whip or q rhi.
nocerous c0whide.
Go it strong when you adverise-b business is
like archirectars-its best supporters are full
columns.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

UPRIGHT MEN.--Somebody very truthfully re-
marks: "We love upright men. Pull them this
way and the other, and they only bend-they nev.
er break. Trip them down and in . trice they
are on their feet again. Bury them in the mud,
and in an hour they would be out and bright
You cannot ksep them down, you cannot destroy
them. They are the salt of the earth. Who bat
they start any noble project9 Look to them,
young man, and catch their pure influence.
GTWhy does moustache on on Irishman re-
semble Know-Nothing? Because its doson on
the Celt. se- te- 20
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
NEW GERMAN UPHOLSTERY,
SIsANTHONY.ST, NEAR THE HARDwARE STORE on
J s.. q j, Y, CAlH ELL. To Z

subscriber weuld respectfully inform the esens o.
St Psul and vicinity that his estxblisl u now
operations and he prepared splea-
Article q Spring Feather Beds, in the isshionst
yle, from % to ESQ. All tnds Lounges. Aso
asech hand large stock OF qualify Nstrsss Of
HAM, Sea Or and Palm Leaf Cusni.ns and Quilts
FINDS and sizes, made the wvikmsn. Also, Cspe,s
Oland Wax Coth Mats, Table Cloths, Curtains
koeaux Oornces, Gold Boards, and Window OrnaInentsi
Cofds Laces, Strings, Damask and
al kinds Of articles rally used In funi,hing House,
attention paid to repairing All orders with
promptly at the lowest rates and
mhlS-n f;-a ff~s 7a 9#e- ]. vICTUR FONCE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
Ladies', Attention!
EARN TO BE WISE.

THE time has when every Lady cut her own and
chdren's dresses, by learning the Partisan styleof
ual- i q Dress Cutting. & - {siitt y
Someof best Dressmakers many other inteRent
Ladies have taken lessons, PLEAsEp with
IT. in fact who has the sewing to do should
call and see its simplicity and accuracy Young ladies who
have learned the Dressmakng dcent in cutting
ntng should come ard take lessons, which conpiete
their accomplishment. They take lesson Il BY -
ting lining, and UNIEas SATISFIED, CHARGE WIFE
BE MADE 1t can be learned few hours at al
most garmentperfecty The undersigned viii cut lining
for and basque for 70 cents Rules given the
side and skirt Mrs. f. Cover the legally agent
Of Madam D. B. Briggs and be time and con-
versed with on this truly valuable art and can
satisfyand please the fastdeous. ~ f1fis ~
Gall on Mrs. E. Dover, 1t her ST. Anthony e
tween the American and Winslow Houses.
feb sn +. va8g MRS. =. DOVER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

To TIE PRr-EMProR.-The Henderson Demo-
crat says that plats of the following townships
have been received at the Sauk Rapids Land Of
foe, and are now subject to pre-emption, viz =
Towns 12l and l22, range 80; towns III, l22 and
l23, range SO, towns l22, l23 and l24, range 81.
Pre-emptors, to avail themselves of the provisions
Of the Act of Congress Of 4th of August, 1854,
are required to Gle their ''dscaratory statement
within three months from the date of the receipt
Of the plats. f 4aa