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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14
IpBtIC NOTICE,


Territory Of Minnesota Probate Court in and for said
County Of Mower. I County.
In the matter Of the estate of Chauncey Levech decea
late Of said County.
ON reading and filing the petition James c. Ackley,
~ Mower County, Minnesota Territory, representing among
other things, that the sixteenth day june A. 1855
the said deceased contracted to convey him. petit
TONER the premises known and described VI follows, 10
the undivided fourth rsrt all the lots in village
plat Of the village Of Adt III the quarter
o2 north Of eighteen s west, recorded in TIE once
Of Register Of Deeds for SAID County, Ass ne undivided
OF said section NO. three ~ Containing forty acres OF
less; and eane thar he the said petitioners entitled
conyeyate ef said premises and praying Hannah
Leverch Administrative of said estate be apd
rected by decree Of this COURT to make
ance of said premises to him the said petitioners IL
that said petition be heard before the Judge this Court
Thursday, the 18th dag Of Mach De- 1867, O'Clock,
p NJ the dwelling house A. B. Vaughan, precinct
Of Austin in said County Mower. And
that notice thereof be published for six weeks
fore such hearing In the Minnesota Times weekly
published at St. Paul, in said Territory Jan ia 4. p
ALANSQN a. VAUGHN,
fel0-6wf Judge O
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State of Minnesota.

We give to-day the bill of Mr.. Grow, from the
Committee on Territories, which was reported in
the House on the 18th. From what light We have
from Washington, we are led to believe that this
bill will pass Congress, and the new State will be
organized according to the lines therein contain
ed. Let us wait and see.
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Coon NEws.-IFF IT TURNS oyr To- Rr TsvE.
Gen. Granger, Of Syracuse, N. ~ writes
as follows;
0kansas Is TO come In as q free State-sasy.
The Republican vote has killed all opposition
to it. One thing is known to everybody here
that any further violent opposition to freedom in
Kansas annihilates the democratic party forever.
Hard as it is, the south will retreat from the bat
tle-feld, and abandon Kansas, as well as the
er than do worse. We have put the slave-t-ade
where there is none 90 poor as to do il rsysrsnoe.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

: eTThers will be a meeting Of the s., Paul
Gymnastic Club at the afice Of Banker and
Beall, {over McCleud'a Hardware storel this even
ing, at half past seven o'clock. All those wish
ing to become members Of this club, are invited
% attena.S.w s-s<s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

GaTHAA BAKING Tho New York Express says
that the bakeries of that city are generally in q
little room under ground, and that the men smoke,
drink, chew tobacco, and sleep, in the same room
where they mould hread-and adds this strong
confederation:
"There is bakery not two hundred feet from
Nassau street, We may add, where the laborers
are daily seen coming into the street, with their
naked feet and legs all covered with dough. and
the dough oozing between their ten peadle 1trsm-
tiles Ugh!-ugh - WI @1s''' AN 2
Thank God for the country.
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The Council.

The bill to remove the Seat of Government
from st. Paul to st. Peter, passed the Council
yesterday by vote of 6 to g. As a matter Of
course our Southern and Western Minnesota
friends are in high glee.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

0ylt has been absurdly rumored that Mr.. Bu-
chanan is to marry the accomplished Mrs. Polk.
The Nashville Union, which was Mr.. Folks or
gan, says that she won't have him. Pity the
country hadn't been Us smart.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

Weston-Suaed at the head Of the Big Timber, on the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER miles south
west from ST. CLOUD, the road CLOUD
and TRAVERSE DES SIOUX, and seventynve miles from
Minneapolis and st. Anthony.
WESTON was located A. D. 1856 is the centre Meeker
County, growing rapidly and from location and
the heavy settlements norh of it. Yves.
ton will soon be OF the largest inland West
The town beautifully situated Crow River, with
nne wafer power, and With heavy timber And
beautiful rolling prairie ON the other, nterspersed with ne
of timber, and the best country Terri
tory.
There are several roads running TO and
through the Town OF WESTON and the Railroad from Cloud
to st. Peter will pass through the town. = :
Lime stone and coal have been euna near tswn.
Will De IN operation verT sooA also, other machin
the site has been sectea With reference its futur
and foresight. 'ip'i1s''ap''a
aoss wishing to locate purc ase property at Yves
Gp Apply % o. =. PkITlT, J. J.. EDWARDS B. s. BULL
oils, or Capt. PIERCE, at Weston - 'r-f
October 10. 1856.
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Charleston. Feb. I

-. Charleston, Feb. /.
We have received Florida dates to Jan. 3. Gen.
Harvey had made requisition for three addi-
tional companies of troops within thirty days.
The indians are supposed to be concentrated near
New Smyrna, and plane are being made to SUR
round them. s--r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

ANOTHER RACE Another race occurred
on the Mississippi river yesterday afternoon be-
tween horse and cutter. We did not see the
finale, but the latest accounts inform us that the
horse was . little ahead, while the cutter was
growing beautifully less by degrees.
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The LEcIURE.-The Lecture of j. Jay Knox.
ESQ.,, last evening, was we'll written production
and exceedingly interesting. His theme was the
popularity of Indians in general, but more par
ticularly the Iroquois of New York. large and
appreciative audience was in attendance.
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f(ljlllresota Tinlfs.
REMOVAL.

THE TINES OFFICE has been removed from It's old stand
the building the Junction of st.
Third and wabashaw Streets, near the Post once.
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GTA Sheriff arrested man named Ezra Hare,
at Shakopee on Friday, charged with committing
violence upon the person Of the young daughter
of one of the respectable merchants of Troy, N.
Y. He was arrested upon arequisition from the
Governor of that State, and was taken East on
| Tuesday to receive the just penalty of law.
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NIIi1oVFTXRY oUoTATIOrs.

Corrected BY Bidves Exchange Bank, TAsrsf., ST. Pssi
4s Sa a. ST. PAUL. Feb. ~, 1851.
Gate Of reports the money market hsl
been evidently strLst and the Banks have again
accommodation exclusively 70 deposito.
immediate cause, think be referred " the
storms and almost impossible condition Of the roads, which
necessarily prohibits usual and intercourse with
country. We believe this things only temporary
One assignments have made, and others
mored but there doubt that mercantile
nifty class, viii compare fsvoraby, the Of
sponsiblity, with any other.
New York eastern advices, improves
ment In financial affairs. q ,ye
There doubt resting Illinois Bsnks the Pra
RE State Bank having been rensated with Chicago Bank
and the Stock Security Bank havins Its sscu
ties In the hands Of the Auditor The Wisconsin Banks
cured part California State stocks, deposited
amount Of gold sucient their depreciation. Eastern
Exchange has advanced X p cent.
THE LATEST BANK FAILUREs.
Peoples Bank, Carm, ILL.,; Prairie State Bank MI Rush.
VILE Bank, III; Stock Security Bank, m.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. I, 1856.
State Bank, sasksts Harbor, N. r, Sept 1885, Nov
redeemed at par BY the Bank Comptroller.
Bank OF the Republic, h. l., Oct. 9th.
Manufacturers Mechanics Bank, Ca, Nov.I.
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. 18th.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
gsnk of East Tennessee, Nov. Gath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. u. a.tl.tsfet.
DOUBTFUL BAHKs:
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Hailowell, Me-.
South Royaton Bank, VT; Exeter Bank N. H.. Provncas
Bank Canada Rhode Island Centra Tverton Bank, B. Ii
Farmers Bank. WEXFORD, r. IT, Co., Ps Bank
Banks Nebraska Banks; Banks Wooster Bank
Ct Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy
N. j.. City Bank, Perth Amboy, N. J.; Zimmerman Bank
Canada.
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s1e Yalqx Msn.-RLHAsAxr AND PnorrrA,xs ~
1Ioyhxxr-xoans Men in every nsishbsshood may obtain
hsahfu pleasant and probable smploymsn byeasngfns
In thssa Of useful and popular Beoks
vsuable Journals Tor erra sr passscsars 1890
post-pald, sAs atfass7 w. -
q FQN1xR = WELLS, No. - broadway, New xeek.
HA-An Agents Who engage Win swin b sseuve6 ~
fte psstsy W -, wAus ne ysuats asrtvsa v = ven
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

GA temporary vacancy has occurred in the
Office of Register Of the Land Office ut Farribault
by the removal of Capt. Upman.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

GTPrvate parties are very fashionable just
now in tho city and suburbs. We hear of two
or three every night and entertainments for social
inter course, to be increasing in popularity.
"Surprise parties" are thrown entirely in the
shade by these more sensible enioyments.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

: WgH There are Six CHURCHES and nv6 cIergymen
in Winona--as follows REV. d. Ames, Pres
byterian Rev. T. T. Waterman, Congregational;
Rev. Cornelius, Baptist Rev. Edward P. Gray,
Episcopal; Rev. d. Stogbill, Methodist; and a
Lutheran Society which holds divine service
without pastor. 1t is gratifying to see the re-
lgious and moral development of our territory
keep pace with its material progress.
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Yesterday was another warm day-thsr-
mometer IS deg. above zero. Business was very
hrisk, and the butterflies were out in their finest
plqmsgs. So. - e. :. -, S.
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T. There were three runaways On wednesday
and one yesterday. This climate is very ssexhil-
aratingr'
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Neenah CftyThis Town has laid out weeks
and already thriving condition. sn Town.
Range % w., the road from Minneapolis
half way between the latter place and Fremont Cy and
mile from the Mississippi Nequoeuetah Creek which
through the town, affords good milling privileges, will
be improved this fall by the erection saw-nil. Next
spring good saw-min and gIist-nin
The improvements now stores, blacksmith shop.
Shoe sp and Wagon chop. There has post once in
for two months Five good houses already erected
and ten more will be up this fall COED hotel finished and
readyfor the accommodation OF travellers.
The proprietor prepared to offer unusual Inducements
ana there being plenty OF water
ELS and good timber OF various kinds very town. Brick
makers VIII md an excellent bed Of brick clay in the
making brick equal to the best Minneapolis Merchants viii
ind this an excellent point the country Of an
celent quality, and settled miles back All DESTROYS OF 60
ing INTO business are to nd look for
themselves The proprietor will to prepared TO COM
nence business here THEIR OWN TERMS. - ~
settlers building dwellings will receive good lots free
cnarge buildng MATERIAL plenty Granite any quantity
found near toy the town site. hard soft timber
being easiy optaaed Land Warrants in payment
foT 1ots ADDRESS L, q. JOHNSON, Proprietor =,
nc|z-d&wu Neenah, Stearns Co., II. T,
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LATEST NEWS.

Grey,own in the Hands Of the Costa Rican.-
Walkers whereabouts Unknewn. =.
...s.-.. New Orleans, Jan. 80.
The Steamer Empire City, from Hayana has
arrived. -
The Steamer Grenada, from Aspinwall, arrived
at Havana, with fifty of Walkers recruits, which
she took on board at Greytowp. She reports that
Greytown was in the hands of the Costa Ricans,
and that Walker had not been heard from for
three weeks.
Free state Lesislature-Arrest of Seven of its
st. Louis, Jan. %.
The Democrat contains advices from Kansas to
the 18th. The Free State Legislature met at To-
peka on the 10th, and after short session adlour.
ed until next day. - '"f
Governor Robinson has resigned. Lieut.. Gov.
Robinson is in the territory but failed to attend
Much dissatisfaction prevails. The United
States Deputy Marshal arrested seven members
Of the Legislature under a writ issued by" Judge
Cato. The prisoners will be taken to Tecunseh
for trial. -" :
The Presiden: Of the Senate would deliver a
message as acting Governor.
A determination exists to push work through
the Legislature if possible,
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GT We learn from the "Owatonna Waterman,
and Register" that an association for mutual
improvement, has been organized in that place.
The following appointments were made for the
next meeting:
Editor, Miss Stoughton; Essayist, Hiram Ro-
binson; Chief Disputants, E. W. Northup and
Burton Dix.
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VThe Shakopee Advocate informs Us that q
man recently got lost on the prairie near LIE
Sueur, and when found his hands and arms, and
his legs up to his knees, were very badly frozen.
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ST. PAUL GYMNAsTIc CLUB.-The second meet
ing of the st. Paul Gymnastic Club, met at the
Office of Banker & Beall, on Wednesday evening.
A constitution was adopted, and the organization
of the club completed. A room has been pro-
cured, and the books of the club are now open
for the names of candidates at the Office Of Ban
ker Beall.
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EY It is no use for man to learn more than
he has actual use for. OF what use is it for US
to know that the inhabitants of the moon boil
lobsters ip q bag2.
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COLORED INKSye
We have ON hand large assortment Of
McCreary's Cslsred Inks,
which we win sell TO Printen cheap for cash.
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HISTORICAL SocIErY.-The report Of the Score
tary of the Historical Society, shows that the
$500 appropriated by the Legislature of last ses-
sion, has been expended in the following man
Bailey Primrose for mineral case, s As 90
Expenses incident to the laying Of the
corner stone of the Hall, 225 90
Stationery, postage, freight and purchase
of books, IA 90
Appropriation for printing Charter, cata- =
logde Of members, bylaws, certif-
Gates and Hall purposes, 200 90
Balance Appropriated 70 o.
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CY There is more truth than poetry in the fol-
lowing little gem: t0 h4at
THERE'S not hearth however rude -- 2
But has SOME little flower
To brighten up its solitude,
And scent the evening hour,
There's not heart however cast
By grief and sorrow down,
But hath some memory Of the past
To love and call IT. own.
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Fremont el,r n
a. Townships 100 and 1884, North Range 81 west The
Veaiwaeg Eiver, about 4 mile above MOUTH 1t Just
rn,s,nc tro ~ sno ~ on st. Cloud, on the road
(or which charter has been erantedl rnnnno
two NeSe1s raverses the town.
and Re S a. sns p0an snords excellent water power,
excellent quality, Also sbounds and commsnis h;eber
price than the celebrated Alton lime Preparations making
tory "a wen AZ Brcr C,sv ~ ra ,, 10 sne Terri
are invited to come and examine the bed. -, :.
COUNTY, around Is OF ihe very best quality producing
mics back exceent timbe, and Sr,sb nr.r. @ ,a
There also plenty Of hay the surrounding
sreaoy setted BACK as far as Fsi: Haven and
Three roads center here's one tn Fair Haven and v,
City, one to Main Prairie and Dayton sauk Rver and one
70 Gear Island Lake. 1 fHts
windmill igrs shoe and biscs smiths shop
In progress Of erection, to DO used
AZ Ups"ea hers TINS season. as VIII as singing
70 mimen manufacturers and merchants tho nron NOR.
offer unparalleled Inducements. waer-power and lots given
I'll, cs wne VIII erect SUBSTANTIAL mills. Caeanetmakers
hard and soft timber Of ysrious kinds nea, sn % OF
for this branch Of Settlers building in towns win
si No. nave nsen .C.s.
business nIaces, Those ,-no ~sn " s ot GOOD
and view the town and adjacent country, confident that viii
please sss one. @Ss ana a AL. sll; ,,,.
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assk ~ GERMAN PAINTING. sfgss<ss.sy .
All kinds Of German Printing ezecuted q lisoace, Win
neatness and dispatch. Send In yow oFder.. :" ~"
n We are now printing the Hinnesota psusschs zeauns
q nrst-fste 1epubicsn paper " y = 70 Vt y
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Loans on first class endorsed paper, p CT q month.
Land warsnts-ls0s 81 OF. appears that the lands
Gently offered sale by the General Land ONCE will not be
brought into market until the first Of Nay.
The Notes most solvent Banks taken ps and incur
Money, bought rates,
rency gold. JNO. R. MADISON, Cashier.
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e~In town in Orange county, in the Sta

Gain town in Orange county, in the State
of New York, there are now living man and
his wife who have not spoken for eight years.
They often go to work together, sleep in one bed
take their meals at the same table and show not
the slightest anger towards each other. The on
ly reason to be assigned for their obstinate and
protracted silence is, that each is too proud to
speak first.
To STAR GAzERs The numerous lgnatiss and
stella-tics who enjoy with SO much JUNCTION, the
tracing out of tangled consultations, have now
an opportunity for their pastime which will not
recur in years. All the old planets in the sderial
heavens are visable about nine O'Clock in the
evening, together with two of the most impor-
tant discovered within twenty-five years. They
occupy, also some very interesting positions; Ju-
piter and Venus appearing in conjunction-the
PLANETARY God, and the beautiful maiden escort
ing each other through the spheres. This is a
rare phenomenon, well worthy the attention of
the curious, and the present delightful evenings
favor the view.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

The Secretary suggests that another appropria-
ton be made in order to complete full history
of Minnesota ''from its first exploration by the
French to its anticipated existence as State"
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.


Feb. IL. 1857.
There material fuctuaon in the state Of the markets
reports. There been considerable reduction
In the price Flour the largely increased amount
supplied from the c0untrya competition not anticipated
by the produce merchants Of this city, There
slight plethora in the market, fresh selling at So
0c, with downward tendency. Bacon, dull uncalled
and actve hkn, 3Os6c country but
good 40c. There is considerable grain
Supply Wheat large. Sales dull, amounting al
tagnation. Quotations 81 20 81 IS bush Corn
active, soc to 81 So ready supply most gratifying,
the active developing the
the Territory, and placing all the channels of
wealth Independent footing. Fruits all kinds and
qualities The Wholesale stock almost wholly
exhausted, and there hope for renewal Of
sumer. We would call the attention Of all
this branch Of ndustrhe general cultivation
fruit Our climate so general facitiee
the growth and perfection fruits, and agrcu
do better than to direct their attention the
rearing of these agreeable esculents.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The Following established
weights grains this Territory Wheat, 60 bu.;
Glover Seed so Rye, Sc ms bu.; Indian Corn, Sc
rs OATS 81 ns bu Barley, 4S Ms bu. Buckwhest
~ ms p bu.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
AE.d = an -
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Empire City, M. T.,-Is situated twenty miles soutl

Empire City, M. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
Of st. Paul the Dubuque stage
non city, Farrbxult Cannon Falls and Red wng-st the
crossing above Hastings 1t is surrounded
farming country The town has been but three
weeks and it now boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
sone one Blacksmith shop, one
ters. Joint Stock Company has been formed erect
good FIGURING MILL to be in running order
next There plenty Of building and limestone Immediately
In the vicinity Of the town. has until
the present time 1t snow expected large spzng
up on the Prairie at Empire City in two years.
river from three to ten years old settler
build on at merely nominal oe LOTS in price, range
from $50 to $6Q each p0r further enquire Of
Aessrs KsEdn Laird, Empire City, L. c. Kinney,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

Buffalo, Wright Co., M. T.Thi town is beautifully
located Buffalo the Wright County,
the Territorial koad Nail Route Minneapolis
Forest City, 36 miles the former place and % the
atter also, Lake Superior and Monticello TO Fort Rdgey
and the South Pass Emgan Route Oregon and California;
also, from St. Cloud and the Upper Mississippi TO Minneapolis
and Itasca Hassan City, ONCE
Tavern and Sore and stores about to be
erected. good sized hotel Is to be built at There
ssw-m under construction inlet Vt the Like which
furnishes waterpower, and large steam min to be built in
which two shingles lathe and sash machines, cir
culsr ard vertical to be placed The country heay
lily tmbered with Linn Butternut Ash, Maple Elm, &C., u
nishng excellent articles
Of general which admits Of this point becoming Of
considerable importance In manufactures, trade and travel
On the North, within miles fine prairie which extends
70 the Mississippi The soil Of this secen Is Of richness
and ferity-frOm thirty inches six feet In depth. The
country well settled with energetic Americans The Lake
Of the most beautiful of this "and Of ahousand akes
sbounds with fish, the woods with The shores
the Lake white sand and pebbles and the land
gradually waters edge the back the town.
the Townse being covered with splendid fore trees IL
capable being made Of exceeding beauty Lots are
those suitable buildings pon
For further particulars address, apply
Ackey Il Calkins, Buffalo, Wright Co., n. T., or VIM g.
Fonseca, No. Empire Block, st. Paul, Mt. de30.Iy
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DLANS Specifications and estimated furped for ever
dsssrpsaSn q 1ns.nes saa hipss.
"a 20 ,ffs vknN Eoxun w6nxs, q 3
Janagy1le, Wb.
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~Mr. E. B. Washburne, from the Commit
tee on Commerce, in making bis report relative
to the location of Custom House at this place,
says-"The public interest would seem to re-
qure that the surveyor. generals Office, now stu.
ated at Dubuque, in the state of Iowa, should be
removed to St. Paul"
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Important News from Remembering Of the
Free state LeSislature-Arrest of Seven Of its
Members,