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WHOLESALE pRALKRS ~
Groceries, srDss. Sa1t, Cement. &C.
Agsats Tor tbs sais 1T
, Herring 4 it'a's. Celebrated riru aud Th,e
Proof Safe.
E& T. Fa,rbaaks Scales.

"a T. Fa,rbaak's Scales
~ r,hsn Nsrt, w. - M, 81 hanl all ,,aeA ~
w '""eeti'', tt-N e sf*rs' the grsie a. t,w
.,,,,.'',,.s,, tF' ~ i.'ui-. ae,l
4. t41 49, 6ttA rttatta s4mrla
>sUt. Ngs u ..a.ta, PtF., i.t ..,,a
- coi.h,'i aud res,i r,,i
EFsse - 1'..s, 1a,a, ,,.o 6,..ai ,ass,
Y taHA isssHre " "a
\IohNseEN-N pt'rAu,, ..asn ttsa,- art
49,. -t~pcr.t.f dyson. "upre~,te y sud n...s
NNcks pgppcr, ''sp,ee, ttnnsa,on, c,e.~..
Gtnger, Nas1atd and >usmegs
SoNrs- Fancy All fo''e1, Family. h'a.i'e sad
, . s4.
'ANuLEs sperm, Aiamantina, s..rinc. s,a,
~ Mai Iaiio~
/, sre'm, se'ar, lard, sans s".in, t,n.eei
fAfNts Watts Lead ASH ylne ra,at
i'Aks Havana, go m.n ani Y tnetteA Al nfani.
HoHaeto Natural Lrai. Visxiuia AID Mi.aat,
f'nuj, 81 - atsi.,, - cod Ani ,moAms
NhAsifow urRs - ,arsa. brsast- aut sta,T.
hNb.hs -a--ar,ei ,ps ,ane,, Gu,a And Lcn,on
i'rops, l"saness
~ 1Nhn !" glass lar. ntss. aud h.ssai.. tIsfae,
! ik Pa.sr sud ,arIants
~ ktfS updetsoai'. brands, a..,t,rd ....-
! ivpgtt ~aacr
| "NnkG, shst, Lssh nud az. ~ at s,nd. aui
- hheh- sa,n, Pear sad sskih.
NUN slmoa1., braga. Rtib.ft., Pea. r,..a. Il
~ NMhhts sni tpswA
~ iisiNs N and iAy.r, " hnI. anJi ....
III saltana and Malaga
4 ,ftouOLAfh, .aeo., hro-a. r,,,. r,,,,s.
Naaai.a srts sal Dai Meal.
S'Li ksns~ha, syracuse. Tark'- isiaai, Lls-r.
~ I'ooi blown aud otoaai Al n.
4 thhEsI-Loassili- aud el.ca, fanGoasng ttA,t
N'Stlseo Pia.l"t, hhwaas-. and SeHda.k,, sud.
Asa = toas ~ scse ani fot sale.
ID uiot hos 49,
WooukSwAHs ruo., fa,is Na,h Ho4fI.
~ tharns, Mops. As- Hsises, Sc
I oki.a6E Manila, Ja,e Hemp aGd Cotton
~ Coria cot all .taa-
kNSH Msekstei, Saimvn, Whit tl,h rfaut.
Il ootash saa smss.d hailbat.
4 LASS window Giass, ssortea site. rum
~ btets, la'. aad D"muohhs.
.rla.,one, saipaar. salts. Bors,. lallsp.
MNro"ss-r's's" . z" saaf Iaai'
FtpEs -Pgn.y |, .,a s,an.
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DooAs h Statienerp.

oOW q 0lUIJUU(Iy.
COLUMN OF
"Tho Iowa Book Rooms, "
No - Brady Street, aeers nsrth OF the
Post O0ss.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
1nOtMblA0lA0ca isa l000.
ELI ADAMS. Proprietor.
s~HEAp ADVERTISEMENTS Rki.o~ -
SCHOOL sATCslEl.~.
pRu ssELs, Oh Cloth s.a st... s.,shsi: s..e,.ed
I'D sizes for SCHOOLS, PIT MICS AND TRAVEL
''' kli ADAMS.
us,lo No 30 Brss, .. 3 dosr. above thu 2 ..
Preshyssrian nyns Dssks,
II AkDsu NJ kLY vcand in Turkey MorocsS 9Th
III clasps, aso sappiy Ia plain binding just 'sses
ed froa sse pr~ey'"s,.n board Of pus',e aoa, fhii
@syie 10 81 s,aaya assr tho ro.,on,, .
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS
0As-LlaHrgRs AND WAX vEsTAs'
I,Hk mb.eribsr hsst ing received a. aseGst tom
j mauafsetufcro The above god. u PREPARED
10 supply a retail aud receive orders tn dealer.
wASoAr- Li6aIsas, eans salcat isa.'s tot
uAs sksiA- .maii snaiarss eoA.-
- ~ uu bokes
CAmphorsts1 Gas Coagrsvs Matches
s.ich tuta slth agreeable aIsr, sers desirable
far families and psniealsviy fss -sek rcoa.s
Uivathsm aaa fflai and Jndxa acnoidtngif fsf
sal. ~ rHk .lo~ BOON ROOMS
No. Vi srstY -tfs.i "ssr tho POSE otncr
mois ELi ADAMS
CITY LAWS!
The ssvissd ordinances Of the city OF
OAyGNPOWT.
IIkNlsrb aud Dgss,-d by order 81 the A. ..an
IL eii. Pabllshsd d, authority February. tsss
" CO.. sapsf ros.a, soet', las sheep sac, l"sl
The Iowa Soos ksems.
~. ~ hraiy -. n.Af thr 80.
3auo3BtIO MI ApAMa
WRAPPING pAPEk
500 MEANS PER STEAMER nAnsfiELD
r voMFRtsiN0 stra1 nag, Aaniila AMI ~ht- ies
" paper, Ioonas paper, a. tafxs aua smaii 81.
fcs saisble iot
0reesr,ss. DRY uoods Neat &c
~ sal. 81 afao issa .",s Honms.''
NJ ~ ssaa, ~, 0taf The RS. MO
t,h pcs-du fiL ADAMS
CONGREGATIONAL HYMN books.
DsALas ani iymas, ~ CHRISTIAN aso Aad -"'
II chip, prspafsd ani ..t f3fth BY III.
General Association Of connsetieul.
jasg received 10 NAra as styles OF b. hdiHg. Aisa
spargson's sermons.
Fret Hnd second ~#Iars' 1nas8"t sahpi3 sccets -.
and Tor sale BY 81 nHsNS
mayl No. 30, Dfais ct .asar tho once
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srONGS AND Nv Eo.LuNlSA
so wGNI,
IN krady street, nesrthe n y
Large once, ssco nd moor, front .ua.u ~ suitA
sOio Tor 10 peEsoas
.-Lsvs room SECOND nooI tDr ~ n . veil lighted
With vindovs AM ssy tights, 81 tspts far Ua-
sassreotypiss, D9nsist, Pfin,sT OF Hsob .bind
SeBoIA OF We above - ys Atxt ceilings, sud sse
pabitc easrsness.
s,o.s lexs0 a., large windos ana loo. ltsrse
soors north the - NJ lows noos hooms'p.
S--stoss OF omes nsxs door
On tie Catholic Block, Brsds 81 bel Al ana sih
streets.
S--sloSs wtth ivsiiing, four T.am.
S--pw sllinG OF one ., second noor, tsuass
Apply 20 NIL AbAmh
msyJdu
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The Old Live KessssseA.
raE UNITsD sIATks NAIL ltsr
Davenport, Rock lslandA keOkuk
PACKET tONt NY
,INHE sIBAMkR
0GN. asnpHEsi,
IN hol DODGE. spt.lu
l. aILLgR sud oHAs. IS AsMussIN 1i.rk..
Tho Steamer
D. UeAEE,
j. N. hEAtH. Iagtslu
A, n. aoEMIN and BhA Il. Ais.sHuHF ,i.ra.
ON and after Monday, MAY Ii.h, I~ss ID. anav.
samed boats forming this Inns vii leave davenport
aLe koet leland ~ follows
The steamer Ben Campbell every Monday, w~dass-
day and Friday evenings.
steamer Mckee every Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat.
ariay evenings. the arrival OF the evening tram
from Chicago aud tle packet from GaI.sa eoau.elsns
~ Masealins ~lh tbs 1vsatus train fssaD loss City
~ Burlington with sh- morning irsin kAst from hl
cage I'D Wsstffom Mount Pleasant, aud al keokuk
with tho great Mail Lioe st sn.rs Jsnny beans die
Vernon and Ihomss Swami, for Quinfy HsnnlbAi
aud NJ. Loais
Returning ~tii afavu At Koek isiAnd IN l,uss ~
connect VIII Iss sssEisg TAIN 10 Chiesgn, And shs
Morning uoai to e sisna. paaiI@th and q. f.ai
For freight OF passage AppIg On board az -
BURROWS PkkTTYMAs
Mayixiti Agsass.
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PIPES Fancy ri aud s,one.


iIou, ntsei, Nails and HACKS n.tss Tools
IRON, fttsbafsa Hptct Hrt tibtreaal. ss~ie aud
View ~ fehnst ri all Nsess sAii kolA Anp sFsa \
sfsici" ~ swais aua Piushsfxh, Cast sts Nav
.ni ~ ~ inf saaus, Flat Ahi t'ctasau, IA slish
busff' ""tnsn sai %pnng >teai Piae Staef ali
aa.s Nals and 'pikesn Aii txes, hot gfsss.a sats
Anh washers all ~ssas; H-ils~s, Drilis, acs. Hsa
m"s aaa t"hy~ stacks ani Dies, susfls News.
hoie, at ant SCI 4 sarsi tiaf.a m ia - Nail.
assorted sitrc Npriags, Wagon, Csrnas. seal
spraxs tNies, Wagon, bra. aud Hass, he.
Shuvets. spades sui Gtain r#tap4 ysttsas br,,, J..
Ihinhi~ sA.ln. aai AAgoa Aota, 49,. .rai .lsa.
roe bate, Pleas, Hoes, Gf,ads.onas, .a.t ID ar.s
" al "'tehihS r"-i-i itan h"titss sud fstsAe..
fusss ihHtshnfs. Palant INT asa n r. a rumt
ihs famp ~sti nat ir~-a. kna les. hHhls ~ ssi ut
sf "rdef thsns any ats-t ta u-s ani has hsi rTa,oi
hibitad Ia. - i.
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. .1AssAeoA CO., hsv!as psssAAssd,
H.. = Clolss - 80 - ~ - snns, srs
. sAh 0asAe1. TAsy viii - I'D ~ nSeS - ~ !
ssy vssssss essss. yAsg e. foAls.
noaonnnre Mar IA lns1.
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WALL PAPER WALL PAPER -
BUaOGHs ANU
CURTAIN PAPEksl
III. subscriber hssiss ,opn..sd .me,s la bs
as~ Bfsak ssms - ths
PAPER HANGING IaADt
LA opsasa issse saas sses is-sa.iy .sssivsi,
q ossf
iO.0N Mssss -
MALI rsrra AMI noRptre.
ooepd..as sA.n tire. haad..i i,r-,set ps,sra
Kvon,s, As., aud adapted ~ all tastes and ~ sii
prs. Particular sttsntion !. Invited 10
the ns- siyla. o. Eusit.s Papers
innRrEp
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES.
AAD To ouHfpRbEa
0sod Wall Paper from eaiy 10 70 lso per roll.
Extra Celers, 30to 2oe 80
oAtinsd, 10 70 65s - :.
0ilt, splendid styles las to 400 /" +"
uesAen, Chsap, Velvet, and Gilt Velvet,
orssn esd Blue Curtain Derdsrs. Wide and
0lassa.
YYRsmnaais VI vsp~. 40 lots iof slnsii rom. ysfy
cheap,
Al TN ioWA Bouh Rooms,
NJ 70 krsis street, Jau..s north II ID. 20
y simogt da hi ADAMS.
NEW MUSE.
- NAy tLlik 80 have misssd 5og, kaos -
w III wish svmsbodyd come, Is
What 10 Home vith1uta Mother" ~
Pride Poisas 50
fAsIy 0rey By M1s. Merton, ~
ct 's1hs lows Book koons,
80 81 Hfady sfest, nssf .aa Posi- onses
aksdt MI ADAAH.
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- - = - th4s' Z
tsO1sl. suNGTa "ClSsNa lsN
u l.. CREAM SAl.taiN
1srN LsMtN ,aa LADIES IN D. Ia, nl,,,.a :. a,
NJ ~ ~t.h ,h"ps stutis Confgstl.awag .ra A.
fsts ~ r~s.'Dt " stres s.t Il I,~.t,
tsttaH thutsI - II a.
To RENT
1 TO- 80 "a u,srl4laI, Ms.a -i,,s4 yt ..,.t.t
! F'i'istst tftts tasiisas. tAs.-Sis, as... - -
s.s5t''~ Al, 'nntstniHt - tstas, i.t.s kii,b-n
fs"s' ''iiu sni tt''rta Apphs !"
~" u. pAFt- rt.pt
1ity Lots Tor sale
iil it - i-tHi" s4tHHtr inc sartata 1.,tt,. -
go .tf ct i'Hssaloft. kn.-n y. =. L.,,k,ll
Aad.l wAil i'w to .al., wlth inc s.sapitot -
~" stt', hwtn uHntha tttrraWi pahl'. ta.l
etl.h ia - lesaat ttt aeshAn % eas..,... -.
ssI t.' iss ~ - - Mas Hest 4 4aap .t an,
ts.'T' Aa, b. s'en ID appilsnrt = GkarehiIi ct
r. "" SITE H"a-s A aus Ns#- bets SEN tho -sn
a08 .sl ~ Mas
tf '~tts.w ,tfK. uttl
sAHss
Ii e. haka a SPACED - ,af tafDsv.t 81 .....4 q
III f.afNaInNTt ~ H.ssf~ Alsssu ss NJ Fl YtN Sc
e*tt. ara. tHr tas1nesa ~ al ~ hfA.th,s "
. tua"ft thFsh 80 iartnsr s4,ss.at-ts NJ
=. bf'' ' Has fcH a. tbs stnl, -, 81 Nt . I..ahs
3 hftgf -. 81 yaar, ahd il a sfm iaale ~ "a
%"i 4NsfettNr ~ as@UHbtititas W hi8 tlu. 4 ~
5H.'' taal tsiti HtMKs 4 ,LipftNdtN
t.s>sN ~ We % xgOI.
atrc*''rst i'n.aS n ,trp,agrf
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A Rare Chance /!

Rafe ChoDeo!
INK sALs-.ia No beet paro ~ lsoa Cos nsslsh
II What. saa L1mkef, . 40 AID vtoos m11l, vnh
s.~am ksxins Cur >eeh, Utse oosstsG ee0p2e1s. -
asEssd lor 1Aabsr - Dloss , ~ - $500
s,.ssl ssil1itsd, 44ne linees - 49, 80
, .sssess via moAesass sae1ay, no e1Ase0
k9In9e4l00,
..usens Ntnaon, nooeoa eoonops uoUe
emAwlAb MAm1R&AA %.
A No. ssssk = 60, 49, Sea 80
49, ''''sss: - s = iEe..!s.ssI.
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SCHOOL sATCHEL~.
DRu ssELs, Ol Cloth snd stIss sa,eieis, assorted
ID uxss for SCHOOLS. PIE StcS AND TRAVEL
Lao purposes for sale b.
hi ADAMS,
u.Ayle No, 30 bfasy 81. 3 desrs above tho z U.
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!" bsis ba,sbsf III Bos,s thts ssasos. sas
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25
MONDAY, JULY 90, 1857.

The journal of Saturday was read by the
Secretary.
Prayers by the Rev. Chaplain.
STANDING oOMMITTEEs OF THE CONVENTION.
The PRESIDENT, in accordance with the
instructions adopted by the Convention last
Friday, now am ounced the following Stand
ing Committees
Prebn,b1e and Bill of Rights-Messrs. CoggsweIl
Watson, Wine, Smith and Messer.
Legisldtir Department-Messrs. North, Putnam,
Anderson. Aver, Stannard Sheldon and Folsom.
Executive observation-disclosures. Aldrich, Vaughn,
Havden, Morgan ard Coe.
Boundc, ,ies-Messrs Perkins, Putnam, Wilson, Stan.
nard and HsrGing.
State Officers other than Executive .Messrs Billings
Hay len, King, Kemp and Ceghorn.
Judiciary observation-disclosures. Wilson. GaIbrath
Billings, Nort',, Mcclure, Stannard and Mccain.
Organization and Government ef fIies, and vi
ldges -Messrs Morgan, Murphy. Esche, Mcclure and
Hall. ....s
Salcries-Messrs. Kemp, King, Boles, Dickinson and
Watson. Fan. --.s -r. 10,
Clonpty and 7oaonsA;p Organization - Messrs.
Thompson. Russell, Win-l, Baldwin ard Cederston.
Lpectire Franchise-Nessr5. Cederstom, Wilson
E chile. Harding and North.
Finance, T.ration and Pu5Uc Debt Messrs STAN
narA, Peckhan. iIoliey, Hall and Dickenscn.
Educational Institutions and Inferests-Messrs.
Baldwin, Thompson, Garrish, Mcclure and Mills
Banking and Corporations ofher than Mmnicipdl-
Messrs Colsurn. Adrch, Bates, Boles Thompson, Sc.
combe and Mcclure.
Exemption of Real and Personal Estate, and The
Riahts of Married Women Messrs. Smith, Phelps
Peckham, Lse, and Aver.
Punishment Of Crimes-Messrs. Z. Page Davis, Doc
ly, Butler. Lowe and Morgan.
Aanending and Ri0ising the C0nstitUtt0n- Messrs
Holley, Ha, son. Coombs, Hudson and Vaughn.
Internal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robbins, Hanson
Mantor, Walker and Perkins. f.-
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PERSEVERE.

Perseyere, Perseyere.
Do net falter. do not fear.
First, resolve 70 do the right
Then puysae il with your might.
s;srnly, calmly, hold your place
Look derislon III the face
Give tAe world TO understand,
Ysa have firnuess t. command
A,least yourself; then laugh at fear
perseysre, Perseyere.
Are you ter pt ID to begin
Ia the lath OF vice AID sin!
DO companions, vile and gay
Seek to /, al yoa far astrays
shua, or , shan them evernore,
Keep your course Is heretofore.
Though the path OF vice allure,
R4colie;t disgrace is sure.
Euined hops, and rsined health,
Loss Of friends, and loss Of wealth,
AL the course OF vice attend,
And deep misery in the end.
Have you ief the haun.s Of vice,
Making thus, better choice!
You are fortunate Indeed
Few in vice to good give heed
Oace reclaimed. Oh. pgrseyere
Let your former comrades sheer.
You are better OF thau they;
L -ht will shine along your way;
They in gloomy darkness grope,
Yo Il enjoy glorious sphere;
Perseyere! Porsevere!
Rea Ter do you love the right?
Fa,ter not, FOR il to fight.
In this great worlds present age,
Evils vast do throns the stage.
Then we need the iron will,
Strength, and purpose TO fulfil.
Idly We should never stand,
When there's so much work on hand.
AZ Il then, and persevere,
Do not falter, do not fear.
L. N. COUNrRYMAN.
Hastings, July llth, 1851.
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The journal of Saturday was read by the
Secretary.
- Ia
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Mr. SheldOnss Documents |:

The Pioneer having asserted that Register
AMEs did right in awarding to Mr.. Rus
SELL the certificate for the seat claimed by
Mr.. SHELDON, while it dennunces him for
ruling out the ST. Anthony Democrats, we
respectfully submit to tn" consideration cf
that journal and the public the following of
fetal evidence in the cause. These dpcl,
ments explain themselves, and show the fact
that while the ballots were printed and voted
right, the returns to the Register were made
wrorg. In St. Anthony, the very opposite
was the case The ballo's were printed and
voted wrong, and in the opinion of the can
vassing board it was not legal to count
then.
We give the proof of what we assert from
only taO of tie three precincts in Mr.. Shell
poS's district which were thrown out. But
those two are sufficient to give him q maiiori-
" over Mr.. RussrLI. The Pioneer, however
will never set its readers right on this mat
ter Open falsehood and deception is its
game:
Tie Special Committee to whom was re-
fered tie petition of Charles b. Sheldon to
be admitted to a seat in this Convention,
ask leave to make a iuril er report:
That since the re-commt.ai of the sub
ject to them, ttey have given written no
tice to 2. p Russell the person To whom the
certificate of election was given for that seat,
that the Committee would meet on Wednes-
day tie 18th instant at ) o'clock, +. NJ. at the
Capitol, it ~. Paul. for the purpose Of hear
ing tie evidence Which might be offered upon
the snhject and requesting hun to be present
and contest the claim Of Mr.. Sheldon to that
seat. if he sees fit 50 10 do. That the Com
mittee were in readiness az the. hour appoint
ment, but Mr.. Rnssell did not appear. Sub
s"qnently your Committee desir DIR. Muir
phv member Of til body {" call upon Mr..
Russell and ascertain if he had received a
written notice from the Committee Dr.
Murphy has this morning informed the Com
mlt;ce that he has seen Mr. Russell that
Mr.. RnS>el! informed him that he had re-
cevvd the notice from the Committee; that
he had no cause for appearing before the
Comrnit;e, as he bad never taken his certifi.
cate Of election and never intended to- That
lie had before informed Mr. Adrich, a men,
Der If The C"nventinn. to that effect.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
DAVID MORGAN,
AMOS tOGGSWELL,
T. d. SMITH.
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ELEVENTH COUNCIL DISTRICT
DELEGATES To THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION:
At Large.
c. q. SHELDON,
CYRCS ALDRICH,
Second Representative District.
X. l.. BARTHOLOMEW,
B. T. MEssRK,
T. D. SMITH,
HENRY EsHLE.
At an election held at the house of VIM p Russell in
Island City Precinct In the County Of Hennepn Terri.
tory Of Minnesota, the first Gay of June A. D. 1857
the following named persons received the number OF
annexed to their respective names for the follow
ing described offices, to wit:
Cyrus ALDRIcH received eleven votes for Delegate
Large . the Cousti utional Convention.
G. b. SHELDON received eleven votes for Delegate nj
Large TO the Const utons Cons sention.
DELASo 7. SMITH received eleven votes for Represen
tatiye D-e .af to the Constitutional Convention
DAVID MORGAN received eleven votes for X preseNta
tive Delegate To the Constitutional Convention.
T. n BATES received eleven votes for Representative
Delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
sentative Delegate TO the Constitutional Convention.
VIM r. RrSsElL received ten votes for eepre sentative
Delegate TO the Constitutional Convention.
mhSrw"Rp HAYDEN received ten votes for Represen
tative Deiegateto he Constitutional Convention.
JOHS CARMAN,
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and, at last, by unanimous affirmative vote
MIR. ALDRICH moved that the order di-
recting the Secretary to place the credentials
Of members on the journal, be reconsidered
which was agreed to; and the question re-
curing on the original mstinn, il was lost.
On motion of Mr. ALDRICH, it was Or
dered, that the credentials of members he
filed by the Secretary.
Mr.. HUDSON submitted the following
les luton, which lies over one day.
ReSolUed, That the law If Congress under
which this Convention have assembled be
recorde On the frs page of the journal of
The first day S proceedings.
Mr.. SECOMBE moved that when tie
Convention shall adjourn to-day, it shal be
Til Monday morning at IL O'Clock
Mr.. COGGSWELL opposed the motion
on the ground that, in naneless contingen-
cy, 1t might be necessary for the Convention
t. adjourn over for three weeks, and that it
was desirable to have information of this be-
fore Monday.
Tic motion was lost.
Mr.. MCCUNE'S resolution with reference
to the title Of the public lands, introduced on
"Wednesday, coming up fur considerat on
-hi. RODDlND cApreSScu nliilSeu anxious
for an early action upon this subject. lie
suggested that it was necessary, not only as
a perqusite to admission into the Union but
as securing to the State the advantage of five
per cent of tie proceeds Of the sales OF the
public lands within her borders.
On motion of Mr.. COLBURN, the reso!u
ton was laid upon the table.
The Convention then took a recess until
two O'Clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The PRESIDENT resumed the Chair at
two O'Clock.
Mr.. COGGSWELL submitted the follow
ing resolution, and asked for suspen lion of
the rnles, that it might he now considered.
Resolved, that a committee of three be
appointed to wait upon the United States
Marshal and ascertain whether any steps have
heen TAX. n by him to take the Census, and if
So, at what time he will be able to lay the
same befnre this Convention.
The Convention refused to suspend the
rule.
The Convention then adjourned It'll to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
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DAVID MORO AN,
AMOS tOGGSWELL,
T. ID. SMITH.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, @,
County Of Hennepin. "'

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, @,
County Of Hennepin. %
James Staring and Alex. Gould having been duly
sworn, doth depose and say that they were Judges
of tIe Election held the School House in the Eteu
Prairie Precinct in III County of lIennepn, Minnesota
Territory the first day OF June A. d. 1887 for the
Election q" Delegates to the Constitutional Conv ention
and afiiants further say, that, the printed ticket,
copy of which hereto attached, was voted that day
And that other dill ticket ballot did the
c. b. Sheldon" occur, and ditdants fur ther saw
that, said Sheldon received sixteen said Eec
ton as Delegate at large " to said Convention, and
further saith not. J. STARRING
Sworn and subscribed before this day Of July
1851. VIM o. COLLINS.
Justice Of the Peace, Hennepin Co.
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TEnRITcRr or MiSSEsorA, GO -, ...'. "a
CoJrty Of Iiennepin co.
Personally opeei before me John Csrman a Justice
the Peace IN and for said County, Caleb Russell w
:. Russell and T. b. Carman who beins duly sworn de-
nose and says that the above statements regarding the
turns OF the election held in Island City Precinct on
ne 1st 1851 true and in every particular
JOHN CsRNAN, Justice Of the Peace
Island City, July sth 1851
TERRiroRT OF MINNESOTA, lc, ,s .
C4uny Of Hennepin. GO.
Pers nay appeared before VIM. r. Russell, No.
ny Public in and for said Territory. John Carman
no oeng duly sworn deposes and says that the above
tenes resar1nS the returns Of the election held in
land City Precinct on June l. 1867 are true and cor
ct In every particular . ..-,-, 5000 :.
Wm. T; RUSSELL, Notary Public. NJ T.
SiAno 0"y' July sths leo7.iI9 cd sad o. -.
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SATURDAY. JULY Is. 1857.

SATURDAf, JULY Is, 1851.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Neill, Chaplain.
The journal of yesterday having been read
and authenticated
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ISLAND CRY PRECrHCT iIENNEPIN Co., NJ July g. 1857
e nnitrsigned, Judges and Clerks of The election
iea IN Island CITY Precinct, June l. 1857, certify on
e ohti that te Foregoing is correct return of the
votes ca, t the aforesaid trecinCt for Delegates at
Large anu ior representative Delegates to the Constu.
.oha and We further depose and say tina,
the reason the rturns Of the votes made bv ms 10 Tho
X gs'ef oi Deeds OF Henuepn County, Of the election
ed ~ this rreeine on the first day Of June 1857 did
no d'scrihate between the votes for the Dele
s'es al Lare anG the Representative Delegates was in
hssequenee o. clerical merely; and that the
'"e Representative Delegates.
JOHN CARMAN,
CALEB RUSSELL, : Judges NJ r,..,;.,
W.n. =. RUSSELI.k
THOMAS b. CARMAN