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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

How THEY LIVE Scores of the Emigr3nts-
women and children-have slept for four nights
out on the levee, half sheltered by the walls of
warehouse, huddling under piece of borrowed
canvas, or stretched during the long night where
ever their weary minds and jaded limbs may find
repose. The hurried breakfast is taken on a bar
rel-head by the family cluster, amid the rattle
and clang of business which has just opened its
eyes, and is now grabbing trunk here, box
of merchandise there, . pile of iron bars yondcr,
and hurrying them up the bluff before the crowd
comes. esSich is life!o
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1857.
Tn. Cap.iv. women.

6 Hon. Joseph r. Brown introduced ) bill into
the House yesterday, TO provide for raising q
company Of Volunteers to 20 in search OF the
white women who are now held in csptivity BY
the indiana. and to provide for the expenses Of
the same out Of the Territorial Treasury. Mr..
Browns course in urging this matter il worthy
the highest commendation, and we do hope that
the means provided will be sasctual in restoring
the unfortunate females to the bosoms of their
families and their friends.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
Indian war.
ST. LOUIS. Nav 1st.

ST. LOUIS, May lst.
The Democrat has advioes from Fort Dea
Moines, Iowa, to the 27th ult., stating that from
500 to 600 Sioux IndiaEs crossed the Des Moines
river, in the neighborhood of Fl. Dodge on Sat-
urday. Fears were entertained that the Fort had
been attacked. The force in the fort is INSULT
cient to make successful resistance. Compa-
MES were organizing to go to their assistance.
Several families had sought refuge at Fort Des
Moines. The greatest CONSERVATION prevails.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

TALKING OUT IN THE DEMocRArIc CHuRcH.-
The New York Day Book, the organ Of the Ad-
ministration in New York, concludes an article
headed, "Can an opponent Of Slavery be DEM
ocrat ~ with the explicit enunsistion Of the De-
moeratic doctrine: a. o l.'..l 90
ssEve!y white man opposed to negro subordi-
nation is necessarily opposed to white equality !;
must, in the nature and necessity Of things. Sc
hostile to Democracy, and however blindly, bs IN
enemy to liberty and the progress Of free institu-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

e0 MIR. Brown, coming homo late one night
from ''mesting," was met at the door BY his
wife.
"Pretty time for you to come home, Mr.. B.
A pretty time, three o'clock in the morning. You.
respectable man in the community, and the ia
ther OF a family!" e p2H e
~sTisn't three-it's only one--I heard it strike
Council always sits till and.
my soul! Mr.. Brown, you're drunk-as true
- lam alive, you're drunk. It's three in the
morning." taaR 87lE
'I say, Mrs. Brown, it'sone. heard it strike
one, :. came around the corner, about tvo Or
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

.~ Mrs. Bentley has been engaged walking
30 miles in SO many consecutive hours, in the tab
erpacle, MY. As matter of course she has be-
come as notorious as the young lady who was
drawn for in lottery, and who made her appear
ance before the tcket-holders, and received their
admiration. '
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GVJ. W. Bond sold to Henry McKenty, eight
lots in Bond, Kinney & Traders addition to St.
Paul, above Stewards Mill, Upper levee for four
thousand dollars-part cash.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

-A camphene lamp exploded on the 5th ult.
in the residence of Mr.. s. N. Pike. Anegan, Mich
igan, killing his wife and two chidren, and ssvere-
lyinjuring him and small son. sa5
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Cw Our Minneapolis friends. are now making
arrangements for a ''high old time'' on board the
Harmonic, during her next trip up, in honor of
the discovery of the new "head of navigation on
the Mississippi. Suppers, speeches, fun, music
and dancing will be a part of the programme.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

ca The vote cast on Taesday in this city was
an increase Of six hundred over the municipal
election Of last year. Taking the common essi-
mate Of the population to be seven to voter, We
have total increase Of 400; considszing it
five, which is the lowest ever made, il shows N
accession Of three thousand people in twelve
months-which will do.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

. An "lSrzRssrnG" IScnzm.-Just a. The Nor.
then Belle srriyed ss our leves ysstsday, an Cd
ditiop vas made to the visible number Of pas
ssngers, by the birth Of noble boy in the ladiss'
cabin. He arrived IN town healthy, and II Il
said that whom the boat touched the soil Of MIN
nesota he erewed audibly! Mother and child ars
ssas well - could be expected" 80,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

O. young lady in Brooklyn, New York
has recently had her leg ampptated midway be.
tween the hip and the knee, In consequence of .
wound caused by broken hoop. The hoop wa.
made of steel, and in some unaccountable man.
nor broken point penetrated to the bone. The
wound became inaamed, and amputation was ne.
Cessary. luie-5h = gassiTaa
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

The Emperor Napoleon has determined ia
60 through the ceremony of coronation on the
4th Of May.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

G. Lieut.. Gov. Ford, Of Ohio, is one of our
distinguished visitors. He is an earnest Repub-
liCan and has got the stifest kind of backbone
"Tom Ford has done as much as any man in Ohio
to place the Buckeye State where it is.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

The last public service was ksld n fhs
Broadway Iabeensele, New York, one nean1av sye-
ning. The bui!ding i % ~ toEn doNn, a6d ~
rite used fox bleek ef stogsess1 55isEs'ss'scs
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

q The father, Boxer, il Is said, has finally
become reconcilsd to his daughters marrying BID
eoaenpan, upon being assured that among the
csss ,oclsty it's not considered at all disgrseeful
fof bride to have groom,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

0@ We notice that Nsssrs. Nswoomb &
Griggs, Real Estate Dealers, have removed to the
corner Of st. Anthony and Wabaahaw streets,
where they have fitted up their rooms neatly, and
will be glad to see all friends who may call
They have the reputation of being reliable busi-
ness men. m ~ isr s4sss q, 3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

ca There is an English statute, where one
half goes to the King and the other half to the
informer--the penalty being fourteen years trans
p0rtGti0n.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

(, - On leaving Washington, Ex-Prss. Pierce
gave 800 towards $1,000 subscription to CON.
stitute Mr.. Buchanan life director Of the A,n.
erican Colonization Society. Mr.. Fillmore did
the same thing for Mr.. Pierce. There is pscu-
liar .propriety in giving Democratic President .
life intereat In Africa ~ eft5AlIs1 20 - ..l,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CO Hon John G. Montgomery, member of
Congress elect from the 18th district of Pennsyl-
vania, died short time since from the effects of
drinking water at the National Hotel, Washington.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

: O. The General shape of the territory of the
upited States is parrallelogram, 24OO miles in
length, and l400 broad.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CO Buthrod B. Howard has been appointed
Post Master at Galena, H., vice Bernard Gray.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

q Eight hundred and fifty Mormons arrived
in Boston, from England, on Monday last-al
beund for Salt Lake.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CO The Troy Wing gives an account Of the
freezing to death in that State of four persons
which occurrence took place in tho month of
April. They were all drunk and by this means
lost their lives.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
q - rae nzssss..

Two men who eeve their names a. John Bell
and Sohn Smith, wsrs arrested yesterday on con-
plant Of Mr. Fosrstsr, TIE man who was struck
With : slung-shot on Tuesday night, as being the
ringlsaders in the mob, and having made an a.
ssult upon him with intent "a, kill. Patrick Ma.
nan, the man who was shot il the fray. has also
been arrested on similar complaint. The 6rst
two appeared before Justice Simends Yesterday
afternoon, and the arrangements not bsing com.
pleted Tor the trial. it was postponed until to-day
at 10 o'clock.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GT The Steamer Northern Belle arrived Last
evening with $50 passengers and large amount
OF freight for this city. She will return to-day.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

- The Richmond (vs.) Enquirer announces
the death OF Major Charles Yanosy, one of the
oldest and most distinguished members of the De-
mocratic party Of that State. Mr.. Chas. Yancey,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Marshall and all tks
great men Of their day. ~ saass ahf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

FAnuREs-Messrs. j. G. Weston and Moses
Allen, operators in Michigan Southern Railroad
stocks, in New York, failed on the 23d inst. Liza
bilities said to be large. The failure of several
dry goods jobbers are also reported.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

ca If the Street Commissioners Of the Cd
Ward, don't fix up that riekety- rocking sidewalk
suspended in the air at the foot of Market street.
some of the "dear people" who elected them to
Office will get their nscks broken one of these
nights.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

q On recent Sunday night, in New Yerk,
the Rev. DR.. Burnet preached to q large conpre.
CATION, taking for his text the following adver.
tisement from morning paper:
CHANCE FOR SOME NAN.
For sale, corner Liquor Store, opposite fac
tory where there are 800 men employed winter
and summer. .5a - ~ lf' f d :,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

CV The Legislature met on Monday, and-ad-
journed for two days to take rest. We learn
that the clerks of the two Houses have purcha-
sed conjointly small thimble in which they keep
the proceedings of the session.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

@R Rev. Sebastian Streeter of Boston cslebra-
TED his 74th anniversary on the 18th. During his
life Mr.. 8. has joined in marriage 8O,348 per-
sons. May the Lord forgive him!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Col. Andrews has resigned his position in the
Office of Secretary of the Treasury and goes to
Minnesota to practice law.
CT We are indebted to Mr.. Andrews for
bound volume of his "Digest" or "opinions of
Attorneys-general." 1t is work exhibiting
much thought and analytic care-well printed and
must prove an invaluable companion for the
lawyer.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GT Hon. A. Q. McCarty, member of Congress
from the Empire State, and a staunch Republi-
can, is at the Fuller House in this city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
Dakota County Republican Nominations.
HASTINGS, May 2.

11ASl1NOS, 1u6y 1s :
To the Editor of the Times.
The Republican County Convention met here
this afternoon, and after organizing by appoint
ing Thomas E. Smith of Lakeville, Chairman,
and W. A. Skinner of Hastings, Secretary, made
the following nominations:
DR.. THOMAS FOSTER, of Hastings,
c. P. COLLINS, of Lewiston.
W. X. ROGERS, of Vermillion Falls,
S. nj. Cook, of Kaposa,
THOMAS NJ. SMITH, of Lakeville,
A. NJ. HAYES, of Hastings.
The ticket is composed of good men and true,
and its chances of election are extremely good.
Yours, s:
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

O. We notice the arrival BY the Northern
Belle, of Hon Henry NJ. Rice, the Minnesota
Delegate in Congress. gTI.37'-71 I
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

GW We saw beautiful and substantial ledger
yesterday, from the bindery Of J. A. M. Hoising-
ton, and intended for the Banking House of Tru-
man NJ. Smith. It was the neatest and best arti-
Gle of the kind We have yet seen in Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

REHABILITATION - OFFICERS ELECTED.
For Mayor-JoHN B. BRIsBIN.
For Marshal-WN. r. MILLER.
For City Treasurer-DANIEL RoHRER.
For Aldermen.
First Ward-LUKE MARVIN.
Second Ward-A. L. LARPENTEUR.
Third Ward-HrRAN j. TAYLOR.
For School Inspectors.
First Ward-A. M. Torbett and P. P. Furber.
Second Ward-H. E. Baker and James Starkey.
Third Ward-Henry j. Horn and j. P. Pond.
Whole number of votes cast 1922-of which
j. B. Brisbin received 1876. Rohrer, 943; Mil
ler, 1l22; Heenan, 1868; O'Gorman, 735. Rob-
rer's majority, 80. Miller's majority, 3S7.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

- David Hunt, of Rodney, Miss, has made
. donation of $4,000 to the American Colonisa-
tion Society.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

- The city government of Lawrencsbure.
Ind, have resolved not to impose any taxes t6e
present year. There is enough money in the
treasury to defray all expenses. I, -l.l9
O. Mr.. Ransom White, of East Hartford,
Conn.,, last week dug 102 black snakes out of one
hole on his farm, the aggregate weight Of which
was over nine pounds. ial''s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

.- A celebrated Paris physician and surgeon
lately performed an operation on . blind man, g
an act of charity, and fully restored him TO sight.
In few days the man sued the doctor for des-
damages at q, 600 francs. The suit Is now in
court. fI a9E s'l3e Eat'-'7 -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

Mr. Aahsst Johnssn died in Newark.
y. =, on the l5th inst, from the sAssts q DE
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

9T All those who want a good servant, had
better be ct the Court House door. this morning
ct IL O'Clock, where Messrs. Burton 3 Perkins
will sell middle-aged negro woman.--Lou;s-
viHe Journal.
We would like to hear some comments on the
above, by the "Democratic'' newspapers Of Min
nesota.1 IS, .af gsf - N So
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

"a youngster in a town in New York. who
had undertaken to subpoena witnesses to .
trial, found the roads in q shocking condition,
and hit upon the expedient of writing each w.t.
ness . letter, stating that sum Of money was de-
posted in his hands, which they could have BY
calling on him. They called, and got subpana
and IL l.2 cents. -IfG II aGeG sLahd - {.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
LITTLE GRAvEs.- The following il . little gsm,
and none the less beautiful for being somewhss

3s There's many IN empty cradle.
,<aE There's many vscant bed.
eh There's many lonely bosom,
eucf trt Whose Joy and light have del,
For thick In every graveyard
ss1 8Hfl The little hillocks lie; tH
And every hillock oepressnts
An angel in the sky.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

q Albert Smith, the poet, is about to marry
. Scotch heiress.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

O. SLAYER has been captured of New York
by the Revenue Cutter. She was the schooner
Merchant, Capt. Strem Of Baltimore, and had
started for Corsica, Africa. II is thought that
fifty or sixty slave-ships are fitted out from the
port eyery year, a. 5eH Boa slVa17Ia -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09


The voting yesterday was conducted very quiet
~, with the exception of disturbance at the I'd
Ward polls, in which Capt. Gooding of the Po-
lice was knocked down and somewhat injured
This disturbance originated in dog fight but en-
ded more tragieally than was expected.
AT the polls in the lst Ward, challengsrs were
present and the voting was very quiet. In the
Sd Ward, we have never witnessed q more order
ly election and much credit is due the challeng-
srs for the promptness with which they prevent
ed the casting of illegal votes. The real hard
working men, nobly assisted by the Germans,
took the field and swept it.
The vote this year is large, reaching nearly
1000. Last year it was about 1900, Hon. J..
B. BRisBIN, (Dsm.) the only candidate running
for the Office, is elected Mayor by very hand
some vote, and which is handsome compliment
paid him from all parties.
We give below the figures as We obtain them
from the Board of Canvassers:
For Mayor-John B. Brisbin, 456.
Luke kasR2 Marvin, 81 s''1s' x.T oA.mblla, s" IA
G. Golfer, Qnd.) l25
D. Rohrer, 274 E. Hesnan, 1872
Ond. Rep.) Marshal. Dem.)
Vim. R. Miller, 354 J. O'Gorman, lO3
A. M. Torbett is elected School Inspector for
year and Major p. p. Furber for 2 years.
Marvin (Rep.)is elected Alderman over Cham
bin by 43 majority. Miller's majority over o.
German in this Ward is Isl. Rohrer's majority
over Heenan is 90. Whole number of votes
cast---45S
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor-John B. Brisbin, S55.
Aldermen. (Dem.)
A. L. Larpenteur, 49l
d. Rohrer, 800 E. Heenan, SIS
Qnd. Rep.) Marshal. (Dem.)
VIM. R. Miller, $50 j. O'Gorman, 4O7
Whole number of votes, S72. A. L. Larpen-
tsur is elected over O'Hara by 149 majority
Miller's majority over O'Gorman is 43. Heenan's
majority over Rohrer, is 2l5. H. E. Baker and
James Starkey are elected School Inspectors
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-John B. Brisbin, SOS.
(Ind: Rep.) aldermen. Dem.) o..
Qnd. Rep.) Treasurer. Dem.)
d. Rohrer, 369 Heenan, 166
Qnd. Rep.) Marshal. (Dem.)
VIM. r. Miller, 3lS j. O'Gorman, 225
Henry j. Horn is elected School Inspector for
2 years and j. P. Pond for one year, the former
receiving 3l5 votes and the latter Bill.
Whole number of votes cast in this Ward,
592. Taylor is elected Alderman over Ireland
by SO majority. Rohrer's majority over Heenan,
is 203. Aliller's majority over O'Gorman is 80.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

In A BAD WAY.-It is feared that Newport,
the fashionable watering place. is ooinp to breaI
down, under the pressure Of the shard times. ),
Nearly one hundred of the fashionable residen.
ces, and three of the leading hotels, are adver.
tised for sale.
G% Better come to Minnesota where success
does not depend upon outside show but ON hard
toll and real merit. Come to Ninnssots.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09

AWFUL THoUoHTs.-ssThis had from the vary
beginning Of their acquaintance induced IL hci
that Save" which 10 the most delicious feeline 4
VIE can hare towsrds Ihusbaud.D Gave %
said on hearing the above remaSk--sve az Z
man whose whiskers You have trimmed, Whose
crsvats you have put into wash, whose beots ~
shoes You have kicked into the closet, vhoee
dressing gown you have worn while conbinr vour
hair, who has been down in the kitShsn wit6 'vou
at eleven O'Clock ct night to hunt for . chickou
bone, who has hooked YopE dresses, unlaced your
boots, fastened your Bracelets and tied On your
bonnet; who hes stood before your Looking elsss
with thumb and finger on his pfoboseis, scf1pine
his chin, whom you have buttsrsd and sufascd
and toasted and tsa-sd, whom you hsvs sssn
asleep with his mouth wide open Ridiculous IN
Fanny EAn.y "a f1aSs - =
HoLDMo TIE BABr.-Ths other Day police.
man IN Albany, undertook the arrest Of one Mss.
Wright, tor Committing an assault and battery
upof her neighbor, bat was finally ouswitted 81
the lady, who had mortal fear Of getting hcr
name into the papers. He called upon the Isdv
and found her occupied in tending her baby. ana
offered 70 hold il while she was s. liking uo She
retired to A adjoining room while The pclieemen
was patiently holding the little one, but did ~
come bseE a door opening jRta We hail sqEysd
ing the gallant oio4 mGS(ct of All ne sufveved.
Getting tri9 Of tie delay, aft~ fsui(jss ssl1ine.
he entered the rooms hat the bird had town. Z .,
!. - Nj. Aohsst Johnssa died in Nsuask,