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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

One box always cures Jauncics.
Three boxes are suresio cleanse tho systsm ffsns
bolls-often less than one docs Il.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst u
ulcers on the legs.
Small Goses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles,
One dose cures the headache arising ffem fsui
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated sxPsl every wsrn
from the body. They should DO given to ehil.
dren, who arc always more or less afflicted With
Il IL SECURE.
Asa gentle PhysIe they have no equal
One box cures deFangement Of the Liver.
Half9 box cures Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike Il tie
foundation Of every disease.
As Dinner Phi there Is not thsir equal snths
word.
They are purely vegetables. and ca, de- no harm.
but do accomplish an unsecounisbls Amouni Of
good, ~
Prepared by Or. &c. AVER Pneticsi Chsn-
let, Lowell, Mass and sold by al DrpeKiss sad
Dealers Ia medicine through this section
Wholesale BY Berry & Demovills. Nashville.
Tenn.
Retail by Thomas & Bro, Clsrhssills, ana d.
T. Porter, New Prov idsnce, and al dfuggisO End
dealers In Madeline thrsughsutth the souih.
APli7, 'Sf-tlHAuE.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

Bay The Democratic Convention, last
Monday, nominated Hon. Andrew Ewing,
for Congress, w, a. Quarles, Esq, for the
Senate, Mr.. McGavock, for Floater, and
r. II. Moody, for Representative. This
is badly proportioned ticket, The head
and shoulders are of fair proportions but
below, it tapcrs too rapidly-almost to
nothing.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

Se- One of the amendments to the
Constitution of Massachusetts, requires
that every voter shall be able to read the
Constitution of the U. States in the Eng
fish language, and to write his own name.
Sueh~an amendment in Virginia, would
smash locofocoism; and even in Tennessee
it couldn't hold up its head, under such
a requirement AS against Foreigners, the
regulation is an admirable ohe-for nc
man ought to be allowed to vote upon
American interests until he has been here
long enough to understand our language
But we doubt its policy as applied to ma
tivcs, until it be SO amended that no native
shall be required to fight the battles Of his
country, by land or sea, unless he car
read and write
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

Sag- Arthur's Magazine, for June, is
beautifully cmbillished, and has its usual
quantum of choice literary matter This
two dollar Magazine has won a high place
in popular favor, and its progress is still
onward
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

nG' JsmeS Blair, of Missouri, and
brother of the Congressman, in late
speech, declared that the democrats of the
North are as violcsslg opposed to slavery
as any party in that section We repeat
It, not because the statement is new, but
because it is strange to hear democratic
leader speak the truth, GA matter involv,
iug the interests 81 his party. Blair i,
m emancipationist and well qualified, by
sympathy To olrsgnstr birds ofGhiS owl
tesihcr.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

Bey- 1t is matter of regret that the
nomination of Mr.. Hatton has given dis
satisfaction to the locofocos. We hayeno
doubt the primary object of the American
Convention was to please democracy; and
to have failed is truly Notifying Never
mind, he will win upon their affections
as the canvass progresses, and we expect
to see him come out ahead Of of his com.
petitor, in August.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

B65- We have received the April mum
Der of Blackwood's Magazine, American
Edition, by L. Scott & Co., 70 Fulton
Street, N. Y. 1t contains many articles Of
interest, and among them are combinations
of "Scenes in Clerical Life, " "The Athel-
ings" "Loeters from Lighthouse"
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

kS~ "Who is Bob, Hatton?' asked one
locofoco of another, on the street, the
other day, "Why," was the answer, che
was Secretary of War, under Gen. Jack
SON. and thought he was dead; hut if he
is the American candidate for Governor,
he will give us trouble" The poor fellow
Iwas thinking, we presume, Of Maj Eaton
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

B0- The June number of Peterson's
Magazine, with its highly finished engrav-
ings, and its delightful literary contents,
has come to hand This two dollar Maya
zine has won for itself very high rcputa-
ton, and deservedly, too
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

Ra~ Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of Kansas,
says he was born in Virginia, and reared
in Tennessee, and this is voucher for his
soundness on the slavery question. Ths
security is not sufficient, John Winner,
the freesoil mayor of st. Louis, was born
and raised in one of the largest slavehold-
ing counties in Virginia.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

New YoRK, May l1.--Mr. r. o. Per-
rim, know nothing, formerly Of Tennes-
see, has been appointed Gov. Walkers
private Secretary. He starts for Kansas
tomorrow.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

nay Nh. l., II. Glenn, Local and Com
mercial Editor of the Patriot, has dissolv.
ed his connection with that paper We
wish him success in his new berth.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

The undersigned, candidates for Cover
nor, have agreed upon the above list of
appointments for the ensuing canvass
They would have been glad to be able to
visit all the Counties, but the shortness of
the time rendered it impossible.
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
ROBERT HATT0N.
Nashville May 18th, 1857,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

For the removal and permanent cure Of
Serofula, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Pulmo-
nary, Affections and all cutaneous erup-
tons arising from an impure or vitiatcd
condition of the blood, il stands unap-
preached in the history Of medicine. 1t
may be used at all seasons with very dcci-
ded advantage, but especially in the spring
and summer scason.-Iopo Republican.
Sold wholesale by Scheiffeln, Bro. & Co.,
N. Y; Russell, Scott, & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa; Park, sCin., O.; Wright & Co., N. o.;
Bacon, Hyde & Co., ST. Louis, Mo; and
all extensive drug merchants.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

e6s- COMMUNICATIONS mast be handed In By
noon on Thursday, or they ,ciN be left orer.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15

p5" A Dr. Steele, of Rutherford, is
running, by sufferance, as the democratic
candidate for the Legislature In his
announcement speech, he, declared that he
had always been a whig, was wing still,
but if elected, would vote for Andy John
son for tho I, s. Senate. We were al
ways wh'g, up to the time we joined the
American party; and if the whig party
ever enunciated doctrine, or was ANNA
ted by sentiment that could tolerate
Andy johnson for any position which a
decent white man ought to fill, we never
heard "a the doctrine, nor ever shared the
sentiment There have, no doubt been
nominal wings, with locofoco instincts
and the best test of the worst species OF
that genus, is admiration for Andy John
son,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15
ON SUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTING.
NY OF WOMAN SHOULD BE CON.
elusive.
New York, Aug. 2, 1852.

y
Bsy- Mrs. Clute, of No. 272 Second
street, believing her child, about three
years old, to be troubled with worms, pur-
chased one bottle of DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
COVE it two tea-spoonsful, which had the
effect of causing the child to discharge a
largo number of worms. The child is now
enjoying good health We would advise
all parents who may suspect their children
to be troubled with worms to lose no time,
but Immediately purchase and administer
DIR. MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge. 1t
will cure. The money ,eiH Be refunded IN
all cases ohere IL does not give satisfaction.
bG- Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of PITTSBURGH, Pa All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worthless
DIR. M'Lane's genuine Vermifuge, also his
celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine
,cithoWt The signature Of
[13l FLEMING BROS,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-15
TOBACCO MARKET.

Clarksville May 9TH 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

1ee ~ - ~ Il e Hons y sUs6 -
= s x a ~ = e T. =. ,.s.a..s
f. = sSrsp, tN8 * las ksiss h u 8a
Isi.ssi KS S!ss ~ NJ l1;;'. .slf,
i ~ bbis sweet Cider kseAssel sfs IL 8sa
~ hgs Cotton yssn, 30 bhls DO dc do
| 50 lni~ AetAtse.T III a0Aits - 10 aeK
.s 81 y. s.i a. i n II, sai,' 'ss.
400 dos cans Cove Oys tstsks ssg GID Fish ~
50 dos eau. sr.t riE 20 aSniniss 10
I tistt. - ssGs poskAsAnistes
80 dozens fsssh pssskt ssIsHdss, sas
ssd5iisss,,r .,l sr.~. 20 Sss,s ST. sss
.Atssriss. lsa9ss.s n : suis ~ Lad,
y 81. Ss .s &, md ! sai- Y lhp E.HA. al is
~ bxs 1ensis Cassup,l ~ bbls Hiseh, y
~ sAs F.Eps sssss sss.As khitiIs.
sasss,.ds tsh,ass. ~ Aski I'M. i os,,
ibt bxps lsik bert scale i ~ Ibis Issu OIL a.
rata, IA Iirspen, sM. Tsns.rs OH,
leh bsns bis Vl~ts, = hbis v Isle On ~. @
Il - ta- Il2 do Ibis TusJsLtinsp 4e
- Lxs ltEB. itEls. Ibis Alcohol,
~ ~ ~ - As4 lseA~fvpSsS lssA
49,, LIS xlly, 80 ssse, nassfsssusd
!. .is.. al-s8.s,. n Y sa.ssssalas sssls.s.
i S's = sss 4. IN c,s.
- cask Eng. Currents. 80 hxs Havana Do ~
large stock III Ma b0 has k.9AltA do
,aiiis 5sse fsss.se.@ " ssssip estlsAsSias
= III HssR sae NJ aass s Sc r.,
be heaes Csttea 5vjss.t yshssAgrsh aasasts,
iso aos fss sT W. vi 1s I'LL M 4 HI
-siAssisaaa fsR1w II J. AAasAssaia lls1s.
~ TN, u s.,e.ssS IN h III sas An, .rs,sis..
- ~ sssdls snscss. ~ 60.
IS R l,ss, n.,,,~, s W. - VA:
!: :: 1 zs. -; As u y :.:es
Sss.sss2.;!s,. s aIaa j ...ys Asssss ny
i1ysfsassis -, 4, Va sssssstinpslq S,spSsA
sSl: fri.l. Log &c ~. .ve y, 3.n.
c6siAS, saSa ~" \ 50 Ms SdtfS111
Alts1 fwAish utn - So a.,sis9 h.seyse.As
rae. e s....x c s,s AM Nh 1AN!A4A.
~. 1900. ~. y $50 Cst 1fsssse
wn,tre 81 4 &ea3s2A9H II 49,, -, 81
~. q. u pn: r.. .:. , J. -
2ll0 SACK q, 4. sAiy. q. \ n n: q. /
Ss.S.i ss !" - r. ~, . ~. ~
STRAWBERRIES, 20. - f,esh 4lselssa19ss, i
llKACli il. so {. =, =. se1. .1.e1si.. -.
s .'.,as :. =: AaEa p
j ss,,AS., ~ sssSsy AusI3N6( To-
ass3eAs Al *ssss gss9t tssa 4 "a xHvs .sxA Y
blE EEIIlE- ~ ssaes. Uss.ss - 1sEases .. !,
s " taleb W. =, Arsfixxco.
- - - RI ~. ;.rr
i !cr fAisys ss asW ~. Auk4lA Co.
u N..s ...s.~.-.r-.-..-.--
~ d.easd WI. AUSTIN AGO. j.
> snsnt :, 80 W. Il. '. Actin :ss A si".'
A.r9&1 80 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

PLUMNDns - CD .-siasAs
Ne. IFS Mai. ~. ,tsE IN = III,
KAoLnxALs AID RsTAIL DxALsns II
& aav WindeW 0aass,
PAINTS, OILS, yAkEiSHE6,
BUILD ERH HARDWARE,
CARPENrERs' TOOLS.
uaysdkw So
DGkk WIIIvE LEAD,
i aCsausu White lead,
Pure RSeaeh zins,
Premium W hite Zine, IA k44 as
Jasi r.c'dby rLuMMER co.
|, nsyaAd4r sAs
sANOrss Ess HANKKE NOTION.
the 6IAPI.kST THINGS ALM AIS 1liR Nest.
I'M have juAt .rseeixsd A. Invoice II Patent
w., Ting Il IL KIND ever inssn,ea -
SjslsdAv PIT MMER : co. y
|VXTfNDUW GLAss-F FROM o y 6 80 81 rs (;
4 w Dsitjsh Cr0wn 0iassj Ffruoh thset Ulass,
larDe siaes ! 0lass cut TO ssy ne ssfpdttsS1.
naxs-dAw PIN MI 60.
llok.EJ "a ~ srrsst.d pares n ~ gsaiss-
nsysds~ PLuMMrR j 70.
Car, Coach body, CsIlI, md Dam
.a1s Az PLukAkn Aco.
lLACk sssni.h Sor isos .lk. Japas = sad $50.
- its Turpentins, At Ils AaiA-sl.
pAkIS, EnSli.L. American saa Chrons SIsss,
I 1seaeh snd Chrome Yellow; Oxford Ochrs I;
r. ss;!as A+'' i fs6 ssi1is f f
LSNGLisT aud cKIIs1s veT1iiiicn ffsss1 ana
II ls11en Ssd, yasAyks Brown, Drop BiAsk,
6i1sss. Iahss, Waiting, H., g
9.9es4 - :. : :. = : {
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11
NEW GOODS!
IS MAIN-ST., KILBouRSF's BLOCK.

apr7d
lust received, the beet variety Of siI.ng and
u summer gVs'is we have ever offered TO the citi-
fens of khokuk, and We hope by onoring geod
to business, ~ merit liberal share or patronage
spr'd CHAMBERLAIN THATCHER.
UAKPETsi C.MPE1s.!
IUSI received English. Brussels, Tapestry
u American 3 Ply and superior iE grain wool and
e9tton Druggets, BRUSSELS ard Vcritisn stair car
Pets Oh Cloths, from 10 " feet wide Coir nh,
su4w Mating, and nedallioncrumb cloths ,cLexl
f,r cash by CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHER
aprs.d
WtSDJe ehsdes, huA, lIvilaLds, AID shnde TX
w lures. good assortment, Tor saleby
ap,sd cHAMBthlAiAa THATCHER.
ACE and muslin window curt ans. g,l,eorniccs
= banis. pms ard curtan hooks, picture ANT
ea saln eords and tasAeis, Tor sale by
aprsl cat
SPLRHDlD Lace aud Muslin s.tt coilsrs arc
~ sleeves scotch esiirrs nnd sleeves trie and
masi'n bands, edgings and inseftings, for sslchy
atrsa CAT.
1NABiE Lsnsns, white bed slreads, Piano ana
Table Covers, Iowtlirgs and house furnishing
Dry 0oeds, fer ,ale eheapby
sfrsd CHAMBERLAIN THATCHER.
poRE ana Dress silks, pek and eolossd AT
IL citAMBEkLAIN A TnATCuLEss
I4'akAch lnglish ard Amsiicln lriI t., at
CHAMBERLAIN 4 TuATCnIR's.
i.'kENeli aud English llilsltss. Ter ,bie y
$50 Z. 4 1,
'AsiiA Aahffhs, sttped ard spotted Liner
~ goods foF ehi!aren's wear, for saie by
afg7d CT
1saIniiN6s and >hsctiIgfl-s $3.50, VI
y and ig-4 WIDE, also, vide liusn shetiir et ani
r!les case linens, eherp b at.
s2s7d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

NuIIckis hereby gwen 10 The swAses " ~
lots IN II liat, sitaAts3{ II ~
City of ksoknk, Lee Coaaty and GtAte u IenA.
whose nentiuned, and al otbess intsrS61r
Cd that special TAX has bean assssssa anA levisa
On said ls.s ~ No. d@mlsiae 11naeaa sIsaet II
froei u sAid lots. - dssissslsj y ~ aAsss is
aud anless p, meps NJ ntdA ~ ~ tsxes - ievis1
and also IL coss, before ,Ls lAsh asy y 1sly, Al
D. lSs7. lhe said lsEs oSso nsph thereof g shall
be necessary 70 disehate ssatd tax and costs ul -
soid % theday sfessr ai1s siths Aayss, 0Gee L.
o'cicrh p. -. G. G. ETEyEx0ays#isi
CollsctorVt ths City q Kaotnk u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

| = LA j no ~ 1879
Improvement in tn -
Photogr aphic Prceess,
II the MxLAiAOffDo, llIlllll -
which Is taken an sns1nsie1stss1 tfSse, ~
pared pr,ssly for tbs puSrOse. ts5S
II IL flushed vi hout baissm IT tf ~ yAsnbsA u
any kind aud thcsefnrc viii ~ blisttr Or crack n
cold weather, as will tbs Anbs0typ~ instsad 81
being vanished the picture 10 eisaptsed IN . raj
vanic bsttsry, whleh. by gtvtns re cNatnGSf ~.
yer, renders iinpei vtous ~ atmospheric ehnaDs.
The Mcis,noisp y. possesses ossy AAvsntsges SSsy
all other pictlrrs. IA st1is~ceive fail wash1ss
fracture, bend with. vi injury il asy - wAAh4d
VIXEN ssSlsA, ssd hsnAtsd wishost The Ssss bsisG
narred, unissssshassA hy roas ID sssasshias, whisk
could dsface the best eli psisttng. - perfect ~
linestien " detail Il equals tie bsss&sgssspsype
While il has Of the OAss Which fss0s sbsshssi
objection 10 those pictures. VS.
when colored the Asisaasty ~ vssy nsshvHsn.
tlss painting On ivory. Yer tnssstiee In issAsts
pins rings, other pietsrt csn compare sith IT,
Ths AAAai aetyHst IL sAsEaf Yicsr ~, ssd al Z
DR0 are NJ esly artisfs II thIscity he Aass Z
right 10 take them, III ySs wsat ss0Osb pscsuas,
Gail at 6u Es,HALLERf. No. 30 Mas airs<t, ~
tween Sd and tih. and rxasains sp.cinsss II tAs
MELAiNOTEkk.s $50 .8Sa lfsbS-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

Far sale at - gsasenln,
4 AN!i gibie bailting lot 10 feet trout ar less a
tts "rtoH Ut th. psftoflsssr, said ist i. an
alYt gseuod, and wiilhe soto eassr Il applied for
sUan. -.
isfmsi abset cash the balance in sa,ypsx.
Men's. iaaa.te II ,b undefsi gned, eoraey 81
bfAHbtis sha ttth sts. A. kMrTuN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

To Jomss II. Rice.
Thine u the LAT 10 BEFORE ne, asking my "rinios
Of ". L chi.ds Co.'S kophng. I hate us~u II IN
two buildings Of my eun. hnd Mud " 10 III Iaafp
nrm and In good condition through buthshe h0stess
Aadeoidest wtathsI ~ " sxpIi.ncAu IN tLss EaIksi
The country. III 81 IN ~
give il asmy decided opIntpn y an cxNfisnes4l
builder thstit Is The best rpotAs new In use, enf
poss.,ses the desirable qpAIttiip IN tS Il
that Of being water psooi, and Hes fom dhmsIs
VI Gre arising from spsFjx or cindxyt.
sprl6 dom Ek4A BABY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

KEOKUK, ........... ............... ......F0WA.
vlVHE attention Of rufehssosis respectfully II :
i yitedtethe shove stock, " hich viii b. found 10
compiisf The newest. lhtgi stand best assortment
OF the kini e,lr hered for ,aie This city, MI VI
which IRE offered AZ pics 70 suit the times
PARTIES shout to tommtree housekeeping, house
Keeper ard Ill In wnnt u the above nrticiss win
find il 10 heir advantage 10 give me call pre-
sious 70 purchnting elsewhere.
iuness G. FOSTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

clAcisyArI AsxscY EcfAl tsA c.,
Fsbsnaiy 9Th, 1857. 81
have s1Amisfd ". y. lhhd. & Iu.1 Eisstie
Fire and Wafer Proof Isn,.Ll ~, ~ r. ALI " lar
~ can judge, eonsideTit Sood instntiss, and Am
willing assure buildings Tins trotssfSd upA the
txne terms rs intnre tbose c.seTsd with metal.
signed, jain .. LAW.
Agt Roy al Ins. Co., Lind, Il and Ii,rrI1tT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

- ~ ] II VhVAA.EeN
A Full sssoftmsnt u these Jss.4y ~ss. sfat 4
n Ssvs essssAnsiy On AandAa Is, sign ~ ~
apF4sdAw BIG ANVIL.
lhAso CuCks VI every descri ption, etsa0
D0Auges and Whistles, Saw uummers and Aap-
driils wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, all sises, 1t
apr29d CADf, JOINS 4 PECk'S.
< ltAAPOOIN1 and shower Bath Cock, Beer
~ Pumps and Piutsbsrs Aatsrisisr At Sign Of
xpr29d Die ANVIL.
DUNES, water rams xalvsnissd we'll chain ana
1 failures. for sale low 1t the sign of the
spe4sd BIuzAEVIL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-11

LNiNE decorated Chl.a Mass, Colegits, Match
l. Boxes, Csndiestieis Card GaiIets. fnls, Motto
Cups and saucsrs, etc, in great variety. and for
SHE low by GE0. FOSTER.
junesd
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1857.

| SENArE.-Senate was called to order by
the President, and opened by PRAYER.
Roll called and journal read.
The report OF the Committee of the Whole
yesterday was adopted.
BILLS INTRoDUcED-rrRsr READING.
By Mr.. COWAN: A bill to provide sor
the election Of Senators to represent the
State OF Minnesota in Congress.
MIR. HULL moved the bill be read a second
time, the rules suspended. '
MI. STREETER opposed it /; he wanted
to see the bill printed.we could then exam
inc it, and make such corrections as necessa-
ry: Such "indecent haste" was wrong.
The PRESIDENT thought that When a
bill was read a second time It was usual then
to lay or the table and print.
discussion arose between Messrs.
SMITH, LINDSLEY, COWAN, JONES.
VAN ETrEN and others, in relation to the
motion of Mr.. Hull. ''''O'' W '''0
The yeas and nays being called, there
were yeas 81, nays 3. So the bill passed to
second reading.
Mr.: SFREETER moved the bill be print.
ed. Carried. ~ -.. r
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Mr.. VAN ErTEN gave notice of tho fol
loving bills, which he would introduce:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19
MONDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1857.

SENATE.-Senate was called to order by
the President, and opened by Prayer by the
Char lain.
The roll was called, and the Journal was
read and corrected.
STANDING COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The President then announced the follow
ing standing committee.
Ways and Medas-Messrs. Cewan, Norton Streeter
State A6dtrs-Messrs Adam, Chase. Mixer
Judicth,y-Van Etten, McKune, Jones
IafernW IntprOuements--Day Folsom Skinner.
Xartors-Carlton, Bates, Rolette.
Etecfsons-Dunwell,C Cook, Northrup
FederW RetdtSOns-Richardson, Hodges Ran6ll
BdnEs-Skinner. Lindsey, Van Etten
PuOf,c L0nds-Hull Phelps, Adams
P'antng-Cave, Reiner Bailly
Agriculture and Nan ct,sres-Northrnn Pednath.
Thomas. t.. e.
z0,c'ss dn0 COuntie4-Roette, PIE ps, Smith.
En"cdIeoh ana Sciences-Hali Soners, Day.
[tc0rp0rdhO1s-Streeter, Watson, Hall.
Ehgr0ssment-Adams, Phelps, Moreland.
-Hu,ttd-Cariton, Hubs n, Richardson.
,Ndte Ptsoa-Jones, Folsom Mixer.
State LibrGry-Cav-, Beman Sni th.
Indian ASi1irs-Moreiand, Cook, Hull.
I'ubttc Buitdin0s-Cave, Chase, Cowan.
Roads and b. idges-Northrup, McKune, Mixer.
EnroLment-Bailly, Beman, Rolette.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19

DRowNED.-Several weeks ago, a man
named James johnson, residing at Water
vile, started for this place in a small boat,
and was overtaken by a severe gale in which
it is supposed, las nothing has since been
heard from him. his boat was swamped and
himself drowned. He was formerly from
Maine and about thirty years of age.-Su-
perior Chronicle.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19

Hon. Timothy Davis, Representative in
Congress from Iowa, was married to Mrs.
Jane O'Farrell, at Roseh.ll (Dubuque) on
the 81 inst. 4.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19

The population of Shakopee, according to
Herald, of that place is 800.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-12-19

"Sally what time does your folks dine q
"Soon as you go away that is missus or
dersn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-10
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