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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

No sooner have the rats raised their arsenic
he has fallen prey to wolves. The relentless,
desperate horde of offce-seekers, elf-styled
Democratic, are bent ON ''wiping him out" The
brave handful that fought under 'sRough and
Ready" at Buena Vista, would be swallowed up
BY this larger and 6ercer army Of partisan brokers
more blood. thirsty than the Goths and yandals,
more reckless and rapacious than the un-
horsed French after the seige of Moscow. They
have taken VOW to kill the new President. The
''ins' and ''outs'' have got him by the button.
hole, on the right and left, blowing their stump.
speeches into seach ear, and trusting to his OBJ
lquity of vision to see both ways. The ''outs''
want to get what they can the ''ins' are deter
mined to keep what they have got. So between
the two, the Executive is pretty efectually ''sub-
dued." The post-ofice and custom house ang.
lers have thrown out the bait of patriotism and
party claims, and all hands are tuggjng upon the
fshline, with lusty ''he-ow fairly imagining
they have caught some ''plunder," while in real
ity the hook is fastened into the Presidential
gills. The Democrats have elected their man,
in ravenous race for. bread. and. butter! The
self -faggellation of the Federal Senator when
he drew from his veins ''the last drop of Demo.
cratic blood" was not at all comparable to his
present cruel cruci6xon by the vultures of q
shameless gang. The old gentleman is nearly
seventy, and under this assault, his eye has lost
its ustre, bis step its elasticity, his frame its vg
or, and his mind its clearness, and the prospects
are that he cannot survive his administration. Too
bsd-but then, it is not of course to be expected
that party that can hang abolition Editors for
free speech, shoot inofeusive Irish walters for
not keeping their breakfast hot, and beat an un.
armed Scholar to bloody Inconsistencies upon
the floor of the American Senate, should have
any particular scruples against chasing the Pres.
ident elect into his grave because he cannot dis.
tribute the spoils to suit all of these hungry,
thirsty, ofhce-begging diatribe.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
NEW AND GENulNI


WE have now our stoek TOR srIs Trade full, sse
wanting SeeoS for the Fsfm or GaIdtn. Am. FietI
Sreds may be foun SPkikG HEATS, BAkLkY, hYy,
MlLLET. POLAND OAtf,EARi AND IA1k Pm A1Gks,
KfNG PHILIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF COkN, etc., etc. Clover, Tnnotbs, ~id other sss
With laI &c assortment Of b cdr lCLt sisls.
For the Kitchen Garden will be UuLd q I'd complete
assortment VI grtsLr lt lee,
aid selectea wb and
Several varieties Seeds will ivu.d
poitsticns.
CHINHsE SUGAR CANB-rCRE SEED.
The subecb' r. have OBJ AIMED seed Of the
oughy endorsed " the -xoing sud
Agricultural and cultuAi Papers The
At this espectal time II we'll vUrih Fisn
which will be found valuable
diti0l the stak fCf syfupOr laktLg
profitable than Ordinary crop. who cd
yield 400 500 gallons 0f nne rup
New Orleans; fiom The ssile ros, SktOND GhOP "f
sxceIl.nt der. Sowb tr aIhis. land
deeply plbwed ghiy nsnuTed, will yield Thirty
The excs~nt human fvd aud when
meal, and dtihesIie sDimsis ,er, spsedl,
The iced, which has bten carefully from he
original Importation, will be pscksges, zach
cunt enough one-iOLrth IN O.,
with iu direction the cul ivson Nhh ctiy
POSTAGE any ADDRESS, cept 81
When by mail, will furnish
ty. Ksry orders soi.itrd, ihe suppy quite
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found complete
~ with machines tys
Fsrn,isg and all OF The mist approved articles.
n Dealers supplied st liberal discounts.
Fu Catalogues gratis. teceip VI > postage stamp.
nkEHY d. ENRkY 4 Co.,,
mhls-6tw No. 204 LAKE Street, Chicago, III.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Afh. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury in enc az eur
i0 common pas weeds . remedy thar cures
EVERY KIND OF RUMOR,

lHR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbuy in enc ef eur
Vx common pas ure weeds . REMEDY thai
EVERY KIND OF RUMOR,
from
The Worst Scrofula Down to . Common Pimpls,
H has tried in eleven hundred nev.r failed
sxeep In two both thunder IN bis
over one hundred certncstsse IT. values all Within
Two bottles warranted a nursing re nouih
One 70 three bottles will The pulaes On
the lace.
Two three bottles will clear the system Of bies.
Two bottles are warranted to the
north and stomach.
Three i've bottles TO cure the worst Lind Of
Erysipelss.
Que bottles all humor In ey~s
Two bottles are warranted 10 esrs and
blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and running
aloers.
One bottle will cure .caly erup,ions Of the skin
rngworm.
Two three bottles the most desperate
case Of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted to cure sait-h-m
Five to eight bottles will he of SCI ofua
benefit always experienced from the nrs bottle, and
perfect cnre warranted when the quantity tsken
Nothing looks improbable who have in vain tried
all the wonderful medcnes of the day. cumsn y. I'd
growing on the Pastures and along old
every humor In the sysem fact. II ypu have
hunlo II has TO start. 1here IFS ANDs huns
thou and bnttlts in vicinity Of Boston. knew
the effects OF II In every has already Of
year old 10 old people of sixty have pore puny,
womy-t okng children, whose nrsh nabL
stored 70 perfect state Of health BY bottle.
To those who subject sick hesd ache, bottle will
always cure it 1t gives great relief In
some who have taken II had been eotve
been regulated by It. Where the body quite
easy, where auy derangtnent of the fcos OF
nsure will cause very singular feelings, yu
be alarmed: they always
There never bad result from the contrary, when that
feeling gone, viii feel yourself like person. heard
some OF the most extiavsgsn encomiLms Of that
listened TO-.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 100 Warren
Street, Koxbury, Mass. Price sale st all the pn.
cpal Druggists In the city. de6-lyw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
The CelebratiOn.

writer in the Pioneer of yesterday, over the
signature of Secretary" alias Mr. Iglehart, puts
his foot into the following mistake. He is reply
ing to an article in the Minnesotian,
''Had the Editor been content at retailing
his own spleen simply at the proceedings, moth
ing would have appeared from this source on the
subject, but since he seemed disposed to innocu-
late his neghbor Of the Times also with the same
views, word or two of explanation has been
deemed advisable. !"
We wish to inform Mr.. lglehart that the Edi-
tor of the Minnesotian has not s'innocuated" US
with the disease to which he refers nor any other
disease. Long before the Minnesotian said a
word on the subject, the TINES suggested a post
ponement of the matter and ever since has been
of the opinion that the views first put forth by
this paper would eventually be adopted in order
to harmonize conflicting interests. after the en-
terprise was under way, and after several com.
mittees had nearly perfected their arrangements
and after several hundred dollars had been sub
scribed, then the Minnesotian felt disposed to
give the matter its cold shoulder, but instead
of agreeing with the editor, we have only reiter-
ated the sentiments expressed in the very COM
mencement of the movement, that it would be
best for all concerned to postpone the celebra-
tion until after tho Constitutional election, which
takes place on the first Of June. Our reasons
for such a course were simply these At Still
water, Transparency of political character,
endorsing Rice, Shields and Toombs, very natur.
ally gave offence to those who, in taking part in
the celebration, did so with the understanding
that the political element should not enter, but
in addition to this, toast complimentary to these
gentlemen, was given at the supper, and the Ed.
itor Of this paper was unexpectedly called upon to
respond. We did so. ignoring all political pre-
ferences and studiously avoiding anything which
might give offence. Fearing that at Celebra.
tion in Saint Paul a repetition of this soap.
itsl making" might occur, We have, from the
FIRST, asked that the celebration be postponed
to a time when It can have no influence on the
elections, and that prominent men of all parties
be invited to participate with Us. And we now
most cmphatically declare, that unless the eele-
bration is postponed and unless eminent men OF
the Republican party who have stood by us, ore
publicly invited, We shall dlscountenance the en-
terprise, and do whatever lays in our power to
demonstrate the foolishess of s'6zzle Z"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.


Ciiatsns steele Co., Man. Ter.-Clipton laid ou
aud recorded pteber, Section ~ and 20, TOwDhy
lu6, Range 90 1t the Valley Of Sraighi
On the stage from Paul Dubuque;
from ~. Paul the Iowa line. II situated In
line Cedar Valley and Ninnesos and 81. P~te
Railroads, for which isud been By
eud DC The point where thoe roads wi Cross. 1t ID sr
rounded by the best Agricultural land in the Territory
st rate crops the best OF fsrms which
vatsd by good Class citizens be nd Min
nesoa or any where else. The State Capitol will
be located here neither Clinton county Dies
cohtain grog shSp, drukard oa(er; but the
water power on the yer Ia the country, with twelve feet
head The dam On solid and good firm banks each
OF the stream, secured by IVY substantial piers.
Clinton now contains nine dwellings, school house, store
saw mill, and gris MILL, he only in county, umte
ON the ground for Touring MILL hotel, blacks ut
shop. school house buildings all
this spring. Persons wishing engage
agricultural implements, csbInet Cf the
ics branches where good timber ready rae for manu-
factured aruces desirable, will do well Clinton
before locating elsewhere. Merchants, Mechanics,
Physcsn, and all good character search
home, will ma Inducements TO settle ut Clinton.
FRkk HOnES.-An persons Of good character, who Will
settle Clinton, with view TO promote aud re
gous interests and who viii mpets dwels
within three months from the t Of Apr shall have adee<
%x. W. PINog, proprstor.
March "a, 1857. ABLY
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

CT Notices of three new towns appear to-day
on this page. We are not familiar with Marys-
vile but presume it is all it is recommended
Everybody knows Bois des Sioux, the aourishing
town at the head of steamboat navigation on Red
River-we shall not puff it here, for it is large
enough and old enough to walk alone, and the ad-
vertisement is big enough to speak for ITSELF
Clinton is clever place, established BY our old
friend Finch. Welke the description of it,
'sThe future capitol will not be located here, ne-
ther is Clinton county seat enough that it does
not contain grog shop, druukard or loaf
er3
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Pesfansd nreath-wAst lady gentleman vsnid
under the of dssgeesbs whep usag
thessBALM OF 4 THovsAHp FLowE1s" Is . dsntsfnes
only reader bat leave the tssth white
asbsster? nsay do thst thsr tssath 10
ana tie sssjsct y dsissts their esds v
nsntssait Pom siasis dsp u tAeSainnen yssssesh-
bruA snd vssA the sssth night snd morning. AHfy eess
botaIe vHliass syess. - s2ss-A -As
sssssifsi svisziua ssssy b sesrsd sy sasstAs
Daln Of SAeossd yisvsss ~ VA rsnsvst tss pnpss
snd sssckiss Ne sas, ss b f 80 ssl rssssss
Ans. Wa towel, pew 90 dsss, asl vssA
shs faesuishtss1 nsssne.e Azs9i0 bag sfiGIA sE
sAsvisg HsAs 1sW.-wss - shayhg-ssuun - slfAss
cold vstss. pour tAsss svs q Daln Il
fhoussd r,swsssp I'D tAs ssssa vsii snd wn nshs
sesusS0 softisAes nsA fsssenU sbe eyssasssf snss.
ug. Rriee saly AfU esaas. W.. 9B111Do8 Z %.
hsta ,tsAt - ysnnh1is oeunso, usv vuS.
yss sslsS ~ :. y. DeuDs oiU ysss sssss, d. -.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

O. 1t is reported in the eastern papers that
there was n IN ,vement on foot in Washington ia
enlarge th. boundaries Of Iowa as State by Ia
king from Minnesota that portion of territory
lying between our western boundary and the
Missouri ryer.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

MONETARY QUOTATIONS..
Corrected BY B6weps Erehsnss Bamk, TAird.. st. Paul.
Xxi ST. PAUL, April l, 1857.
Themoney market remains Close but stringent
think, It a weeks since.
The line OF dcounts kept possible, though
lar customers moderately supplied by the Banks
Indications favorable the Immediate
sumption Of nav;Adn, and anxious already turning
10 che direction OF tn first boat. -er
Exchange the East Gold, supply. Land
Warrants, and slow sale.
We incn. believe that panic with rexard to
Western Banks ubsdng, leaving one with their
heads above The affairs the Zimmerman Bank,
Canada, which has for dsrepute may bs
materially fscted by the death Of Mr. Zimmerman
informed Tat Erie City Bank has again resumed.
The people Of the State Of Georgia have resolved public
meeting, that will not receive of the fol-
lowing Wild Cat Georgia, any are not
bankabie At the Augusta Bank Coum-
bus, Columbus; Bank Middle Georgia. Macon; Cherokee
Insurance and Banking Co Dalton Interior Bank Grn1;
Msnufscturers Hank, Macon; Merchants Bank, Macon
Southern Bank, B-anbridge.
rHE LATEST BANK FAILulss.
Valley Bank, Nc, Aug. !, 1856.
State Bank, saszstts Harbor r, Sept B. 1855. Now
redeemed at par By he Bank Comptroller.
Bank Of the Rspuole, B. l., Oct. 27th. h5
Manufacturers Mechaaics' Bank, Ca, Iov.l.
Canton Bank. China, Me-, Nov. 17sa.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nov. 24th.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. u.
DOUBTFUL BANEs: "A r
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Of Hslioweli, Ms
South Royaon Bank VT; Exeter Bank N. H.; Provincial
Bank, Canada; Reds Island Central; Tverou Bank, h. III
Farmers Bank Wexford, Il. IL Coz, Pa; Bank Of
Newcastle, Pal Maryland Banks (except Bsuore oeorgs
Banks; Nebr4sks Banks; Bapts wooster Bank,
C; Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy,
N j.; City Bank, Perth AnSo,, N. l.; zimmerman Bank,
Csnsda; Hancock Sank, Ne. 4 stsHk
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

ct eeAGBe BBOs3, CITY Flour apd PSovsSoe Store,
1hied-st., nass Tie Pest Once. snss
Ala, few Cook's esn Oysers, wAsrsnfe6
q q PER Also 10 boss Peksled Hsms and oh0udss
q Sstsil. Batter, frssb, asd IN kss Dactvhes hye
ReaSs CegD 0eal. Flour, Hominys Or In sf al kn
osssd rssd, S4p Prevsnde, Dr.n Hsrn sEd 0asdsu
oseds Of the choicest kinds. beAoek = bkns
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
NORTHWESTERN
E X p RE- SIS c 0 NJ p fl " Y,

(EsrABLfsHED 1871
CONNECTING With AAkRICAk EXPRESS CO.,
For Safe snd Spsey TrsDI Ortston O MONEY, Valuable
freEht, Collection aud Payment VI Notes, Drafts,
Bills and Accounts, and all he business Of
GENERAL EXPRESS FORWARDING.
RAST.-On the opening Vt nAvRstop shal. commence
running Daily Meeting 10 all principal points In the UDited
States, Cansdas snd Eur pc.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIvER - Semi-weeky TO Anoka,
Itaska, Wasb Rsvids s. Coud, Rldgley
NiNN ES0TA RIVER Semi.we~ky 70 Shakp~e, Belle
Paine, erson, Le Sueur Traverse des Sioux, Peter
Hasox, and 4anksto.
reliable TO send and receive Money and
bles By Exprsss. The cheapest all lots Of
9es a. or singh psckases ne Ess. By Exprs -.
n For the Of o 10 BAgssge and FREIGHT oue
facilities pAiI.usy b. mid -
elmg aildescrptons Of sLd Con missDps
J. g. BURBANK 4 Co.,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Westsn-Stuated at tho head Of the Big Timber, the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER, miles south
ST. CLOUD, the road between ST. CLOUD
and TRAVERSE DIS SIOUX, and seventynve miles from
Mime apolIs and st. Anthony.
WESTON was located A. D. 1885 s the centre Of Meeker
County, growing rapidly and from its central location and
the settlements Orh south and OF h Wes.
will soon be thelargest inland towns In the West
l. The beautifully sitnated Grow River, with
nne power, aud With heavy timber side and
beauul rolling prairie the other, interpreted with
OF timber, and the best Country in the Terri
tory.
.. There several Territorial roads running to and
through the Town Weson and the Railroad from Cloud
70 st. Peter will pass through the town.
Lime stone and coal been round the tswn.
ssw-m will be 10 operation ALSO other machinery
and substantial improvements.
T. selected with future
and foresight
s. wishing locate purchase property wes-
tou apply 6. u. PETIT, j. b. EDWARDS, B.. s. BULL,
J. r. WILSON q. r. wELLES, ~ q. BAKER, at Minnesp
oils, Capt. PIERCE, at Weston.
q. 1855. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

O. Charles E. Mix, Chief of the Indian OF.
6ce, has been appointed Commissioner of Indian
afa rs adiatrr'ns, vice Commissioners Manypenny
resigned.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

TThs L. 5. steam frigate Niagara will leave
New York to morrow morning (l0,h) with q Sec
ton of the Submarine Telegraph Cable. She
will procee.; Immediately to the field of opera
tiona.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

washington, March 26.-Mr. Appleton has de-
cided to lea the Union newspaper and return to
Maine, and accept the Collectorship at Portland.
1t is arranged that Edmund Burke, of N. H., is to
be the editO. OF the Union.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

g. The Rhode Island election has resulted in
the success OF the Republicans. ALI the state Of
fcers (Republicans) are elected, and both candi-
dates for Congress.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Marysvie.-This town located what IL called Maine
Prairie, In township l2l N, H. 29; miles s. W. from
NexnAh City, The has been recently laid II ID
located the centre VI said prxire the
shore Of Cornexn Lake. the beautiful lakes
The lake stored with nsh,
be taken out at Of the Said prairie
tains sixteen thousand the roll 0f which
By the Teroryj the prairie Is surrounded
by timber an excellent quality s sltogeher Of the
delightful locations Minnesota The projected
this spring. large two hotel .toe,
blacksmiths shop, shoe shop &C., and steam mill
already Subscribed inh
dollars, which will be raised to fifteen hundred and
any person who will the MILL The proprietor, Mr.. N.
Ireland, Offers unusual inducem business who
said It In expected that o. will be
tzbshed in short time All Communications addressed
prop asking information, will be promptly
Asrysvle, April 3, 1851. a9ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

ca The Steamer St. Mary arrived at St. Louis
from Council Bluffs on the 4th, and reports four
men shot at Platte City, near the mouth of Ne
braska, March 18th, by orders of vigilance COM
mittee (; five others were banished from the terri
tory and forbidden to return under pain of death.
The offences alleged were claim jumping.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

O. The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
News asserts positively that negotiations are pro.
gresslng between France and England to send .
French army of 10000 to China.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ wm. n. Haisht Co., do not recognise CnAa aIrs
YALE - IN Agent Of theirs. apl0-2tAkv
prFsr snly 8, steady employment good susfness
and pront Of 4lo per moath psseslan
enelose stamp 70 J. L. h, harmony, h. splo-ltw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

B0ominS beautifully and located
st. Peter River, in HEM County,
commercial
equal the larger In the Territory
1t Is distant from ST. Paul in directon IL
miles from Anthony Fxls southerly, Is miles.
The place has all the AGRICULTURAL ADVANTAGES in
cidsn country; the surroundings hickiy settled
By industrious enerprxnY farming community, which
gives business, point small impUr
County ranks higher Agricultural dis
other County Territory. This alone
gives Bloomington position for eshipment, second
the kiver.
point peculiar advantages respecting proposed
The Anneap polls and Cedar Valley Iowa he
designated this
place For particulars,
WM BREwSrER, Dealer in Real Estate, his
city, or to IGLEHARr q UO., OF Chicago. apl-u
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

T The Democrats of Saltwater have sue.
oeeded in thc election of their municipal officers.
Albert Stinson, Mayor Councilmen-Isaac Sta
pies, G. .Cisii and G. McHale; Recorder, T. O.
j. Smith !; Po.ce Justice, j. G. Mason. a
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
WANT e D.


A PARTNER 10 the stag M oastness, with Q capital g
IA o. 90. None need Apply VINO time 10
tbe ms n AZ tmebt OF the busness. Appyto
spi0- kwn J. J bRaCKErT, Lskevs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

Enpire City "a. T.s-Is situated twenty miles south
Of ST. Paul the DuoaQue route N0rhneld Can
city, farrbsult, Cannon Fails Red Wing the
Crossing hasnys II 10 surrounded BY nrst class
farming country. Tho has been laid but three
weeks and IL boasts Of Public Houses, Zone
shop, Shoemaker and six Csrpen
Joint stock Company has been formed
good FIGURING A to be in unng order by the nrst June
There plenty building immediately
Ia the vicinity the IL been overlooked until
the time. tits expected large will
the Prairie ut Expire City In that
will compare favoraby with the Mississippi
river three old settler have lot to
build merely nominal price. Lots, price,
$50 4i60 each. For further information enquire
Messrs. Hamilton Laird, Empire City, G. Kinney,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

De Seto-Located De Soto half way between
the Falls St. Anthony and Bo des sioux City, and
direct tht railroad, which lands
providing through the above points,
I'd the Big Lake the Missouri
River, which junction will be at Dc Soto. This will make De
the great Cenfrat Depot the Road which the
products the oundins,
will be shipped West the frontier settlements, and Eas
the Mississippi River and Lake Superior.
The surrounding De eqra to portion OF
with plenty VI COED tim
Der, aud aud
VIC have already contracted putting Saw Aso
lumber will be furnished June,
during the shall build FIGURING Mi which will
be completed before winter Great offered
Merchants and Mechanics Of all wish
the cities in he interior Minnesota
will For fuil d. scripton, OF ]. 7.
CALDWkLL, st. Paul GEO. n. PROPER, St. An
thony. ap1-6w
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

GIHoracs Greeley ssys. that every sas as
Iews City, who is not getting drunk, i gsttins
rich, OF thiaks b i.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

sTVHRBE Improved Farm in vicin tyof Lskeve. Al.
cystsn ng ir 10 ~ ssres sd5 mn the to~tS
table for Ne b.cs and others ~snf u 90 ouslness ~
tswp. Ais 40 10 ts urchssTf, with .
o. Uvsot the Ounfys Sf.eH Counft ALI tlr
shares IN the twn NJ OSg Gln, with farmg Iand sntg.
snJs IN other Tety The title to The shove
10 obtained through mai nrsetors prsenpYn tee
sD,oS.~T y. J. 3. ssAckErr, Lstsviu., Y. 8. >
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

"A OAE eEDu, oeseso Csss msa mn ssw nins snd
"A spsher With ssock eood sueA - wanted n Ne
ssssty: ~ psse.sasss s1yUH
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

Manchester-At meeting OF the stockholders OF this
Saturday last they vOed good and
substantial Saw and Grs Mills 30x60, sized public
house. committee Of four appointed with to
contract the these dings also
bringing the river, report
ure neetng 1t alec voted appropriate the funds in
the Treasury OF the Company
nents als " appropriate all eeds arising tolls due
the Company for the before
This beautifully ocated-wo important roads rum
ming directly through It's due pover and
By fertile with abundance wOod and
With these advantages, degree
the VI the Popretvrs th point destined TO- be
Of considerable importance. .liHEr'
CAPT. JOHN JACKINS, Of Minneapolis is President, and
n. 5. PLUAHR secretary. fsf8-Ls
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

eT Save your sold clothes !''-pile up your
torn linen, cast off coats and fractured panta-
looms. Rags are selling in this city at about three
times tho price of hay, per lb., or $50 ton.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

wThe members of the, Celebration Invita-
tion Committee who met few evenings since,
did not act in consequences Of the want Of quo
rum. 1t was suggested by the Committee that
another public meeting of the citizens be held at
the Court House, on Saturday evening the llth.
Good idea.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

~ No proof of Temperance man with bis
hat of ct midnight, explaining to q lamp
the political principles Of his party.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

~ The new ferry.boat was struck by . pom
derous cake of ice, on Wednesday night and sunk
as she lay at the foot of jackson Street.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-11

GY The hotels are becoming buster, as stran-
gers crowd into the city. About l50 have arriv-
ed within the last two days.