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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20
Aa,OTT MOlJsE.

4 soRSER or HARRISON AND FRONT
~ street, .ae square L.IaM i.e SfsAaA Packet Had
Rory Laadias, D Humphrey . 10. frapristors.
WOULD respectfully aguatsies :. their Essterm hirnds
ad the pitse generally that they have purchased tLis
LARGE NEW MOTEL.
aai added than half o. it, former sixe n.d
having re- tti.a aud furnished the entire house
atr prepared s. r.isF Ghs stay ~ guests pheasant
They VIII AHA - n4.rit eaatinuxnes If the paiToL
literally bestowed np.sn iheta heretofore
1nts hoa-. Is "f the mast pleasant locations IN
Davenport commanding sts~ of the rser Of noek
Island city AID Of Odd Fofi Armstrong tcb2if
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20
Chicago 1 Rock Island Railroad.
EE2E - - 49,. 80,
sCNNER ARRANGEMENT

IN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
~ ard auii! further Notice, Trains will leave Esck
i.sAad daily t-andays excepted ~ follows
lei bay Express aid Nzil train al -....+4 lo 10 \.
"a Might xpr~~. at ...4....4....... -.. Ue L.
80 fE-Aglf aud IL sA.- car. -.s-.+ NJ u NJ
fg.la, arrive nj Rock IslAad, daily, Sundays *
tepied a. follows
1T Night Express at ,.-.s.. .-... s.=.. 90 "
II Daily Express ~ 4 Mail ~ .-..--...- 50 4 NJ
ID frslshi AID "a tias. 10 ~ 4 N
All tram. over this Mai Ia ditvet ennneriia
=; lLlragu with trains bol h th~ Mehlgar -sufh
era aud Michigan Central to and from brif,si4
Ialrdp, SleveIaad ,'"umbsIs, Cincinnati. fit-hut.
Dlnklrk, badzi1, Niagara Pals, Ailsns, New lofA
fhiladelpAis. Baltimore ard Wa.hhgfan Also. ~
la sale wltl ifall.s ut the Illinois seuiFs Read
Srth g. Gairaa aud South ~ ~ leu. aid aiira
70 which places tickets can be pft'urci ~
n HENspN
Ticket Agshi, u Brpat
Passengers are reminded of the u-ee--its giNn.
dsstuct directions 10 the de.ffnatisn II their isf
sl-a ~ pfgeuT~ ticket. before Istug seats
the cars the conductor. SOLICIT fares sy \. Sfs
iio4- 80 tAs tias VI the IhcaEa and kssrk i.ahd
Railroad
John TRACY Superintendent, q
W II WsiIsAS Asst supt
Rock leland April ~, lss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20

60O LOTS IN MircHrlL's Apprr,oy

al hUI. II MIJCHELLB ADDITION.
~ pever bef''re offered They embrace every
Mn<E tAs tss.tsu' level between P1nh ma
ksEAth si'etis tifeni ssrs,eLlnx axay rs. ssvs.a.
squares ~ !As gentle s!opcs on ne hldMs snif~fnt
aohrd the anesa We've az lsndscap~ and ,rtrsv 49,
are covered With tho natural growth Of youns ain.
her - dssissbie for residences. The us1rrslanel
are sos agens for the sails II los end would
Invite the attention VI I'll 10 this rare oppsssstsy
sns uA4lpa prcessble Investments and securing for
tkeUselvss Uskuet4nf hoose
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20

' '7s'"F'' u ENWNbtK
FsESM lsROCEsaEs,
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW REcEIy.
u TAG . ehniee assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
.Ancn- ,hcsc will be found Superior qsaaisy o.
Maple syrup
White AID Bro Sugar.
Cod, hncksrel sud White Fish
frcsh Lrmons and Oralxss
Pure Sweet Cider
Co0ss, Teas snd Chocolate,
and IL fsi ali kinda u groccrissinss purchased
the East, which We p6et 10 our eustomers ~ the
Lcvsas cash prtces
pass fsvcrs duly appreciated and future fnvors
Thankfully received
mh1e dsf LANDRITE q CkONDlE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD TERMINUS nm rHu
MISSISSIPPI.
IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT
FOR CONSIGNEES BETWEEN
'DU.NLEITH, PRAIRIE DU CHEW
LANSING, La CROSSE, wINoNA.
LAKE PEPIN, RED WING, PREsCoTr.
HASTINGS, SALTWATER, ST. PAUL
!, AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Morning and Evess.s Hae Of Steamer. d,r,rn o..
seeson Navtgatfon Of 1857 from Dunieifk TO 81 81
ana lneryedjdfe LSndings wherebv an necessff -
sessos ~ Goods e avotded PORTED ~ -
toy. their Immediate sAtpmsns. = 80 s''s"
doc F.. j. HILLS.
Receiver and Fsrwarder, 1t puaS.,..- ru,.
THE Boats Of the Galena, Du,ehh, ,rh,,cn. ~, 49,,
sota Packet Company win, twce Sna inne
from the Iron Warehouse ADJOINING the
The charge for payinG Freivs. rec.v,r. 90 MAJ
charge made. Soio'c' " oents PET Ton-no Quiet
the expected heavy Spring business
"A Win 80 upon Merchants goods mark
1921 = .u, and net with initials and that each
eth" This win save them the fisk property
ng the hands Of people who have right TO touch IT.
and than other plan, protect them from cxor-
at Duneh and uncertain rates OF freight mp
i PARTICULA AR N0TICE.-The Gslens, Dubuque and MIN
Packet Company have other Agent ~ tnan
drsigned there other Regular Lane OF bos:
Steamer Of the Packet Company Bang Mah Bos VIII
by Letterto r. J. HILLS. AGENT
Il 9'-41-g d for Minnesota Packet Company,
! is1s-lm =, also for 4srchsnts' Dhpatehs
A. b
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
8 A. M. II M. 8 P N.
MONETARY QUOTATIONS.

Corrected by Bd,ceps Exchange Bank, Thirdst, ST. Paul
St. PAUL, Jan. 80, 1857.
market quite stationary its fluctuations
being hardly sccent to furnish item, though note
tendency, and steady increase Of funds in Bank TIE
Chicago Dem. Press, of Jan. 18th, says: q
this morning the dcredited
Illinois Banks. One the city continued to
ceive the notes all of them their regular customers
Saturday throughout and before banking hours
Others followed the example The notes Of the Stock Security
Bank, normed will not be received hereafter
until satisfactory shall have been
made with the California securities held by the
Auditor that bank The Marine Bank, r. K.
Swift, Brother Johnston Hofmann Gelpcke, f. l. Tink
ham Co., the Bank Commerce, and Ofcer Brother
the notes of the Nashville Bank the Prairie State
Bank, the Peoples Bank, their regular
This their reception at in all business
We much gratifed that the furry In regard
the above banks does not seem to have impaired the public
confidence in the other banks the State.
is to be hoped ta the excitement will entirely pass
Meanwhile upon Legislatures l
and Wisconsin, both which session,
Importance of makng without delay, such amendments
banking their respective States, necessary
to irresponsible parties from doing business under
them II this is done, all be WE'LL II 1t is not then
would advise everybody shorten sail
breakers.
selling at $500 cent discount in Cincinnati. The Teller of
the Bank writesW: We getting Strengthened
somewhat and hope TO bout the 10th Of February
LATEST BANK FAILURES.
Valley Bank, Md, Aug. l, 1856.
State Bank, Sasketts Habor N. T., Sept 1856. Now
redeemed at par by the Bank Comptroller.
Bank OF the Republic, X. l., Oct. 9th.
Manufacturers s. Mechanics Bank, Ga, Noy.l.
Canton Bank. China, Me-, Nov. 18th.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
Bank of East Tennessee, Nov. Oath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81
DOUBTFUL BANKS:
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me Bank OF Hallowell, Me-;
South RQyaton Bank VT; Exeter Bank n. H.. Provincial
Bank Canada; Rhode Island Ceutra TvertOn Bank, r. IL
Farmers Bank. Wexford, R. IT. Warren Co.., Ba, Bank
Newcastle, Pal Maryland Banks Except Baltimore Georgia
Banks Nebraska Banks Tennessee Banks Wooster Bank,
Ct Indiana Free Banks Commercial Bank Perth Amboy,
N. J City Bank Perth Amboy, n j.; Zimmerman Bank,
Canada.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Topeka, Dec. 29.-KASsAs IrEMs.-Gov
Robinson resigns today, and will leave imme.
diately for Washington, where he will spend
the winter laboring for the free Kansas
Lieut.. Gov. Roberts succeeds him.
The free State Legislature will certainly
meet, though one-third of the number are in
the States, and dare not return.
Gov. Geary desires Congress to remand the
free State Constitution, back to the people for
another vote.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

G~ Philadelphia Inquirer AYERS that the
Aims House Guardians in that city are in the
habit of selling the paupers who die at the in
situations under their charge for the sum Of $50
each, and scarcely an unrecognized body taken
to the cemetery is inferred; but sold at once to
the brokers in anatomy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

SMALL CHANGE-puring the session Of the present
Congress- bill passed In the Senate which authorizes
calling the ola coins Of Is, 49, and 6K CENTS and
the Substitution American coins The rs cent pieces
reduced to 0cents, the 1914 cents 81
pieces cents. 1t also substitutes improved
smaller size, for the present oldfsshoned
copper This bill been order OF the day in
House. 4e... i'+
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

EGY-It is SAID that the Jail Of klamath coun-
ty, California, consists Of live oak tree, with
a staple and chain attached 1t is we'll venti
lated and affords good opportunity for the
study of astronomy and the barometer, especi.
ally when blankets are scarce
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE-Met pursuant to adjournment.

HOUSE-Met pursuant to adjournment.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The consideration of the bill to define the
boundaries of certain counties on the north shore
of Lake Superior was then resumed.
l.. NJ. Brown advocated the reference of the
bill to special committee.
Kingsbury explained the objects of the bill.
The bill was then taken up and passed.
The act to amend the act incorporating the
little Falls manufacturing Co., was considered
an d passed.
On motion the House then resolved itself into
a com uittee of the whole on the House file of
bills.
Bills Nos. p, 81 and So were laid aside, and
No. 40 to diss olive marriage contract, was coz
sidered. j. r. Brown offered an additional
section, that this bill be not considered valid
till ratified by the Supreme Court of Minnesota.
Debated by Whitlock, j. R. Brown, Furber, L.
NJ. Brown, and others. The amendment was lost.
Bill No. 46 was next on the calander-another
divorce bill.
Hayden moved that the bills be referred back
to the House, with the recommendation that they
be indefinitely pos poned Opposed by Whitlock
sustained by Smith, who refused to vote Tor
ANY divorce bill, insisting that this was only a
legislative body, and that the proper place for
their consideration was the Judiciary Courts.
Sustained also by MIR. Wilson.
And the recommendation was adopted
Bill 4S relative to assessors and assessments
was then read anc amended.
Bill 40, dissolution of marriage contract
was then considered, and
j. r. Brown moved to amend by appending
Sec End, to dissolve the partnership between
Owens and Moore of the Minnesotian. Carried
On motion, the bill was reported to the House
with the recommendation that II be indefinitely
postponed.
Bill No. 5S-to incorporate the town of Clear
was read.
On motion of Wilson, the bill was reported
back, with the recommendation that it pass.
Bill No. so, to organize the county of Wauseka,
was read and referred. The com. then rose and
reported the bills back to the House, with recon-
mendations as above, which were concurred in.
Whitlock gave notice of intention to introduce
a bill to incorporate the Medical Society Of
Minnesota.
Adjourned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
ST. PAUL MARKET.

DAILY TIMES oFrIcE,2
Jan. g. 1857.
The moderation cold
activity in everything, there has bsen
and life in streets during the week than
previous time TIL Nearly all the departments
industry and trade brisk. Flour
superane s79s1ss, extra &s.s04$s. FOOD, grsen sac
$780, seasoned $3.50 Star candles have ali up
The scarcity in this depe-
Of the market. &
WEIGHTS OF GRAIS.-The following esbiished
weights of grains for this Terrtory Wheat, bu.;
60 Ms bu; Rye, So rs bu.; indian Corn, Sc
Dya ou; OATS 81 ns bu Barley, IS DIS bu.;
~ Ms Hbu.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

BY Mr.. J. r. Brown, q resolution to amend the
rules of the House so as to introduce the entire
calender to every committee of the whole, and al
ways consider the lowest number first.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Foster. n bill to provide for a territori-
al road.
By Mr.. Brown, bill to change the name of
Boter Simmons.
Also bill to incorporate the Mississippi and
Missouri X. X. Co.
By Mr.. Bassen, bill TO incorporate the town
of Red Stone.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Berry from com. on bill No. so, reported
the bill back to the House with amendments and
the recommendation that they be concurred in
Agreed to.
Mr.. Greeley from com. on engrossed bills, re-
ported several bills back rs correctly engross-
ed.
Mr.. Gere from com. on divorce bills, reported
No. SO with the recommendation that it pass
Report accepted.
Mr.. Hayden moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill, and sustained his motion in a
well-timed speech; asserting that marriage alli-
ance is civil contract, a covenant of divine or.
igin, and not to be lightly nulli6ed. He contend.
ed that this Legislative abrosation tended to de-
tract from the dignity of the institution of mar
rage, and that the consideration of the subject in
any light, belonged to the Judiciary.
Mr.. Whtlock in IN effective speech repudiated
the Democratic doctrine of ''no higher law"
Mr.. Greeley stated the circumstances of the
case, which were very aggravating.
l.. NJ. Brown opposed the bill very ably, con-
tending that the Legislature could not take sufh-
cient testimony on the subject, if it the
proper place for its consideration. He said the
evidence was generally &c parfe, and such, tina,
aman might go out of the territory for three
weeks, and during his absence, his wife nigh.
send in petition for divorce, and the husband
return to find himself single man.
Costello also made good speech, opposing the
bill.
The bill was further debated by Case and 9TH
ers, when the Chair announced that the motion
for indefinite postponement was not entertained.
Hence, all this two hours discussion was out OF
order Whereupon debate ceased.
On motion Of Murray committee of 2 consist
ing of Murray and Stannard was appointed to
confer with similar com. from the Council, to
consider the disagreement of the two Houses on
bill No. L.
On motion, the House concurred with the
Council, in the adoption Of the joint rules of '56
for the government of the two Houses of this ses.
sion.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Bill to organize the county of Freedom, passed
and the title agreed to.
No. Ga bill to define the boundaries of GER
tain counties on the North Shore of Lake Supe-
rior.
Moved to refer the bill to select committee of
three.
Debated by Messrs. Kingsbury, Bassen, STAN
nard, Hayden and others, and finally lost.
Branch moved to adjourn till half past two o.
clock. Which motion was lost.
Ar this junctnre, all the Republicans except
Thompson, Kieth and Hetchman went to din
ner.
Upon call of the roll there was found to be a
quorum present.
After a brief suspension the absent members
returned and the House adjourned to IL o.
clock.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

s9- The pews of the Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, (Henry Ward Beecher's,) were
rented or Tuesday evening last, and brought
the sum of 15,0O0-an increase over last year
of $4,000. This looks like falling off of
that political preachers" influence ! don't it {!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

e@~ The New York Mirror says it is esti-
mated that one of the rich men of that city has
now regular income of $1,000 day, or a.
bout 81 ,lO0,O 900 per year.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

LUMBER FOR ST.. PAUL.-Fox the last ten or
fifteen days ten or a dozen teams have been en-
ployed in hauling lumber, of various kinds. from
Saltwater to st. Paul. When the two places
shall be connected by Railroad, lum Der and
er and speedier than at present. Union.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

nN- The (N. W Mirror says that YIN. y,
-Astor has daily income Of $4,000, and all
he consumes does not cost SIS per week.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

1rMr John Dowen Of Avon Maine. aged
"a years, was found dead in his woodshed on
the Is inst, having frozen to death in the night.
He was the father of the famous Helen Jewett
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

b11 A skirt has been made for lady in
Philadelphia, which contains "a yards. En-.
Ii is rather hard "get,ing round" that story.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

CO Hon. James S. Green, (Dem.) has been ell
ected Senator of that state, by the Missouri Lee
gislature. We protest against the eligibility of
Mr.. Green, especially for H1em." candidate, as
being a gentleman Of color.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

capital to be asked Of the Penn.y lyauis
Legsatue by the city and country eco 000ooo The
pro- bankng capital Of Savings, Trust and Depos-
tie Companies, is 81, O26, 500.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

p1~Ole Bull, whose violin in times past
would almost soften rocks, does not seem to
have exercised that effect upon his creditors,
who have arrested him for debt in New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Blessed are those who are afraid Of
thunder-for they shall hesitate about getting
married, and keep away from political meet
ingS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

TIE PRESERVATION QUESTION Settled
MyfriendIamverysorrytha cannotagreeastothep
tionofthissentence ouwilpleasepuuc
tvateittosuityourselft,!:?, .StTt*?|-0, -$-:"E
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Esg-R. C. Gardiner. of Detroit, claims to
have invented a sewing machine no longer than
a pair of scissors, which will do the work in
first rate style, and can be sold for dol
Ior
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
Go and See

The ladies of the Central Presbyterian So. give
an entertainment and fair in the basement of
that church (Mr. Riheldaffer's) on next Thursday
evening. A muni6cent supper will be proffered
to the guests. and host of useful and beautiful
articles of the ladies' own manufacture will be
furnished for exhibition and purchase, thus fill
ing up the hours Of the festive occasion with lux
urics and fabrics, ice cream, fancy needle-work.
hot coffee, vocal music, Youth, Beauty, apd-we
leave the rest of the picture to be supplied by the
agency of anticipation and participation. Col
1t cannot but be an enjoyable success, under such
ausnices
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Cy Somebody says it is remarkable thing
how much sooner the weather sets in SPLITTER
cold" to those furnished with handsome furs
than to those ne. so fortunate.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

CO The Chicago Journal desires to know
s'why so many mothers 60 on journeys with their
infants in their 2" The Journal is queer
paper. Does it expect thst mothers are going to
! carry their infants in their carpet bags?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

CO Gretna Green, the famous haven for clam
destine lovers, is no more Gretna Green, or soon
will be so, according to an act of the last session
of Parliament, which renders that class of mar
riages invalid after the Slst inst
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

CT The N. Y. Mirror chronicles the introduce
ton of new custom in fashionable life, viz -
stationing two policemen in uniform at the en-
trance of the supper-room. Whether this dis
play is necessary to keep order, or to save the
silver, is not known.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
M(illrlesota Tijules,
FRIDAY, JAN. 80, 1857.
RE NlOVAL,

THE TIMES OFFICE removed from It's old stand
building the junction Of st. Anthony,Bench,
Third and wabashsw Streets, near the Post once.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

BANKING OFFICE +. GRANGER ADAMS
a Clark street, Chi.ago, Jan. Is, 1867.
JNo. R. AADIsos, Esq, St. Paul,-psar Sr-Don't
Stock Security, Peoples RIshv, Prairie State Ranks,
Illinois mot taken here to-day. Respectfully yours
F. G. ADAMS, per Young.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

this office either for subscription or
advertising, would by calling and settling
thaira annfsi inn dlAie
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

$40 Broadvay, N. r., - CLARK Street, Chicago.
THESE Machines great found
ed on subsantial excellence. The fair profit Of using
oneof these Machines regularly employed THoUsAxp
DOLLARS A YEAR. ~ 7l-I7-l. -.
No Tailor Seamsress, Shoe acrer Saddsr ss other
peron having sewing stitching without
peculiar merisof Singers Iaehiues, which no Other
khd cah ugy Claim, il that the Machine viii DO eev
k'e ,erk perfect Style They strong, Durable viii
keep order VIII ever buys may be entirely certain
will do his work. ESey large s~y ought to Gevs
tsst ittH
All who wish complete and information in regard
price and size Of Machines workings ana sthod
Of with all other particulars, BY
plying By letter a. either Of oices copy Of / n
Singer Co.'S Gdzee, devoted the sewing IA
chine iDterest. u will be supplied gratis, :. a ,
Local Agents wanted In evsY in the Ones
iA9Q-en s-... s,s =. 4 !. A.iSfNGHR CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Loans first class endorsed paper, p ct. q month.
Land warants-16Os 81 o.. 1t appears the lands
Gently offered sale by the General Land Office, will not be
brought into market until the first Of May.
The Notes solvent banks takel al par, and ncur-
and Broken Money bought rates. for
rency gold. JNO. R. MADISON, Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Ts YsupS Men.-PLEAsANr AND PROFITABLE m.
PLorAExT-Young Men in every neishborhood may Obtain
heahfd pleasant and profitable employment, engaging
in thesas Of useful and popular Books
valuable Journals. Fer and tariiculs address
postpaid, y -: ~ J.: a.. 80. = - =
~; FOWLER WELLS, No. see Broadway, New York.
fs-An Assnis who engage wfth q WIN b ssesre6 tn
~ se:sszy sfies WIN. ne Rsea atAus Mi ''~
hssrsl.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

MAIL RoBBED.-We learn that the mail for this
place was robbed few days ago, near Dubuque,
lowe. Nothing was found of the contents, but
fragments of the letters were picked up the next
day in the vicinity. Keep dark Hold your
breath! Don't tell If you expose the villain
some of the hard and soft-headed will
denounce you as libelling the Great West!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
BANKING OFFICE OF F. GRANGER AID.

The Indiana State Bank into operation January
1s sto have 90 branches, and aggregate capital
millions of dollars.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

" u n "A N G u u DS.
To this department shall devote increased attention
We have now in store and are daily receiving,
RI0H EMBROIDERED CLOTH cURrAIAs.
FRENCH BRocATELLEs-in patterns aud BY the yard.
kAaNIEIGENT sATISs-with brocatelle borders.
BEAUTIFUL SATIN az LANES,
HANDSOME DAMAsKs-with trimmings to latch
LACE CURTAINS.
Which beauty of finish spendor in design cannot be
surpsssed-varyn g from IS to 400 per pair.
WIN DOW AIDES.
Beautiful Painted and Rich Gold Shades, white, Bun.
Green, and Blue Hollands.
HOUSE FURNISHING AND UPHOLSTERY
eA GQQnS.
Aaasses Of every kind Feather Beds Pillows Nankets
Quilts, Cotton Sheetings. and Pillow Castings.
LINEN GOODS.
Table Linens, Napkins and peyes Sheetng and Pillow
Linens. Huckabuks, Towels, Crash, &C., at
A at 20 per cent. less than usual prices.