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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-20
'cforo Hon Judge Thompson


AeTIek FoR NUMEROUS ASSAULT AND BATTERY
DAMAGES AWARDED TO THE KxrESr oP rHs JURis-
DicTIos or rHE COURT.
nKc 1p.--Hsnry Heo u. Lorenfy Crec-on ,ne 23d OF
November last the parties liquor store ca tho
Of Genre and Hester streets kept by Jamss Gar.
lhh. cress desired Hess 70 purchase bail ticket The
latter replied that he able 70 do So Cress then Of
fered TO pay half the price OF tho ticket Hess would
buy one Hess still, declined for same reason offered be
fore wbereupon Cress called Hess a "ump"-a German
epi,het of very offensive sgnhcston AT this pons %
the conversation Hess stepped forward and put his han
on Crcss breast and pushed I'm away The parties then
left each other Hess AMI down on xn ice boz
while Crcss the street Cross soon aer return
cd and desired Hess to step into Ns stree;
which he declined doing; whereupon Cress again
called Hess lump" Hess then came from The ice boz
and pushed CreEs away. The keeper Of the store a. his
June,are Of affairs forward and stood between the
two parties 10 separate them when Cress drew his
pocket large knife with blade eight or nine inches
long, and With bis right hand made plunge with il at
Hess The knife penetrated his abdomen cutting cash
about inch and half long but very deep Fortu-
natey the knife did not sink deep enough 10 enanger
hfe bnt large amount of blood issued from wound
days thereafter me parties were NO, :, ali lrosea,ss
bad been friends for time we're n,ea OF respec
@'''r iencant an owner Of Considerable tr..l
81 this eese, Judge Thompson raa,--
i murders an riots = severe and rigoror,
he p.ryut4 tho minister's Of the Law
cut e The guilty nc Penalties attached to tho
~ crmo. Were the facts II n "a, ssfrs
court q criminal jurisdiction hazard nc.bsf ID siyng
tli VIC ect meant could scarcely expect a. eaps
Ycnn tor jus Unable aicmp, ~ t.ke roe ITO ~ tho
'lahtfn His mrrderygs pr'pose was only thwarted ~
ho timely nto,ctence Of the storcSeeper bat Tor hat
ne lhe o LESS would dou utess have been sacrificed
tho sTot by bis rufanly ssailant am very sorry that
cannot ucie out to the would bo asslssn he punish
tho seyere, pcnasy IN. ny power Judgment ror rrn.
III lcr $500 and costs. :.
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ibis csse, Judge Thompson raia.--
4 murders an riots severe and rigorou
The pubisc Administrator.

law TFTNNfNFNIf WV lV'INl
Ort1CE oF u4r CorvSsl - rHE CORFoRAIYOS,
No a37 freaiway, Dec 10 ls57 !
CHARLxs A. NAY, Isq-
akfEAR srR--ror reasons which 90 not deem / roces.
ssry here 10 assign, you arc hereby removed fron tie
o OF P6iic Administrator of the oty Of New York anl
Mr. Thomas 6. Folds is this day appointed your place
row take occasion to say that removal not canscf
by any want of confidence your personal integrity, n
which / haze undminshed cou llenoe. Respectfoli-
t,ars RICHARD BCSTtEp.
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or the men lost, none Of the Portgordon crew
were members Of the Shipwrecked Fishermen's So
ciety, while only three Of those lost at Buckle and
three Of the Portnocke men were members
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-14

An act 70 incorporate the to~E Of Weston aud
for other purposes. 81 tsfat Has gIssfasa "
"A bill for an cot 70 Incorporates the Sc. Paul
and Taylofss Fails Railroad Company. siio
y An not to incorporate Hastings, Minnesota
River and Red River Of the North Railroad Com
=. a bin to incorporate the town Of Cannon
Falls. al syep- e' oyed g8is f5's9 o3H
"A bilto organise the county Of Waseca. .
An act to amend section Of article "a of
chapter 8 of the revised statutes. aqH fi WIS
An act to incorporate the German Land Asso-
citation Of Minnesota. a Ht.fi#l fa
MEMORIALS TO coxoRrss. Y
Memorials Of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Minnesota to Congress, asking for
the passage of . bill authorising the people OF
said Territory to form State Constitution and
| for other purposes. ~ .n @7f
| Memorial to Congress- for Light House At the
mouth Of Two Island river. 6a9iasa 81 |
Memorial TO Congress for mail route from
West Union in the State of Iowa, to Cannon
! Falls in Minnesota. sa4;.. * ID "a, |
Memorial to Congress for the establishment Of
military Post on the Red River Of the North.
A memorial to Congress from the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory of Minnesota. IN h !
| Memorial to Congress for military road from
Pigeon River to Fon du Lao and Fort Ripley.
Amemorial to Congress for certain mail routes
in Minnesota Territory. a ls4a n sslsags |
lon Memorial to Congress for mail route from
Elliota to Austin, via LIE Roy I'd besilc1on !
memorial Of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory Of Minnesota. 1ae ss3t I8I ,aSi I
| Memorial to Congress for an appropriation to
aid in the construction Of the St. Paul and Kettle
river foad.y q - sfal M = e1s Ge s0sa
Memorial to the Postmaster General for CON-
tinuance OF mail route. caa I'D oiissfaob 80
Memorial to Congress for an appropriation for
the erection of o Custom House ut ST. Joseph's,
Pembina county, Minnesota Territory. Va gsgb !
loisA memorial to Congress of the United States,
| in relation to the establishment of certain mail
routes therein named. 4Mhs4oL .isg) -.so alna
Memorial to Congress for the establishment Of
certain mail routes. nj aan Yanoy gfr L~s~
Memorial to the Congress of the United States,
laayo gesfa IA, JOINT RESOLUTIONS. isg s6rfe !
A joint resolution for the relief Of VIM. Colvll,
IT,, and III. L. Edwards.
Joint resolution for the relief Of Messrs,
Combs & Brother. os1 81 psiift saU at.fas
IA joint resolution of the Council and House
of Representatives, providing for Secretary for
the committee ON Judiciary.
Joint resolution to provide for the payment
Of extra services required to facilitate the bust.
ness of the House and the Council for the pres
ent session.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-14
40 % iis1sves TIE oRHATHsr hi d asm
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
al- 2z2.' or THE AGE. 1aiG7sJ saf
M. KENNEDY, W loxbury has discovered in enc Of our
IVA common pasture weeds . remedy that cures
sHea2D EVERY KIND OF oHUlaOR,c

M common pasture weeds : rsmsdy that cures u '''
.Hea % EVERY KIND OF oHUlaOR,o A
|ph-t 5ssGI .ssvgnz bfrom 0l9 aiIW hsu17a tge
al The Worst serefnla Down To- Cemnsn Pimpls,
IL S.s Scr n ss
ops hEed is value, all within
Tvobotles cure nursns sore mouth.
70 three bottles VIM cure the worst kind Of ppes
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of bles.
Two ooues are warranted 70 cure the canker in the
bottles are warranted to cure the worst hind of
one humor In the eyes
Two bottles are waanted 10 running ears and
warranted 10 cur. corrupt and running
One bottle viii cure scaiy eruptious Of the skin
or three oottlss are warranted to the
Two Or three bottles warranted most desper.ts
Three 70 four bottles are warranted t. cure
Five eight bottles win cure the scrofma
benefit always experienced from nrst bote and
ii e. %
every huo IN Se systems yet il ssd fact II You have
humor, has There noIFS nor ANDS sms
thousand bntes it in the vicinity Boston. Know
snscs q every i hss .lIsady done seme q the
agar old, TO old people Of sixty have poore puny,
womy-ekng children, whose nesh soft and nabby,
TO those subject to sick head. ache one bottle win
aways cure it. 1t gives great relief in catah dizziness.
s. hsa o
but where there dersugent the fucons Of
nature It r cause very singular e:llnss By. you must not
There never bad result from IL the contrary when that
feeling y you VIII feel yourself IKE person. fheard
some Of the most exavssant eneomms Of that
Hanafsetred BY rDoNALD KENNEDY, No. 100 wsssen
ctpal Druggists In the city. 40 o''N ' Ss de61yw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-14

o snsoos8 n0 iasPUBLIG N0TlCE. 1sana oLs vd I
Territory Of Minnesota, Probate Court in and forsad
the matter Of the estate Of Chauncey Levec deceased
,f.r late Of said County. - !
" Mower County Annesots Territory, representing, among
other things that the sixteenth day Of Je A. 1856
the said deceased oontfaced him. the said
TONER, the premises known and described follows
the undivided fourth part Of all the unsod village
plat of the village Of Austin situated the
Of section No. three in township No. one hundred and
(O2 north of eighteen 8) recorded
Of Register Of Deeds Sstd County; Also the undivided
fourth the Quarterof the
OF said section Mo- three ~ containing forty acres
less; and claiming that he the said peione Is entitled
conveyance Of said PREMISES and praying that Hannah
Levech Administrative Of said be
reced BY decree Of this make and
ance of sad premises to him. the said pettoner ills
that said petition be heard before the Judge this Court
Tuesday, the Gath day Of March, A. 1857, O'Clock
dwelling house A. B. Vaughan, precinct
or Austn in said County Of Mower. And further
that notice thereof be published weeks
such hearing In the Minnesota Times weekly
pubished at st. Paul. in said Territory 49, A.
ALANSON b, VAUGHN,
fe10-6w$ .3'@------'D Judge Of Probate.
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IMPORTAN r. TOaTHE DEAF
Dr.. MCLEOD. Of Scotland.

Proprietor Of the Institution the Deaf, ST. Louis. No..
4uAsA RRIvED IN OHIO zoo, III. AND NAY BIZ CON-
suited at ITO stairs, Anew
Of the Post Once. Early attention IL desired.
DEAFNESS, 0fzness Noise The Head
from the Ear, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed
- --iu" ,ib't IMPORTANT AND TRUE ~ - essA3
haye SON nsteen years ef who has been deaf and
dumb from the Of years, the lever
Hearing OF Dr. hrongt Zen 70 him, and
weeks under his hands he began hearng
ct the expiration ofg weeks he eoaid wells and
rapidly learning speak, make this
and forthe good Of On anafcted community. IN ~ ~
have suffering With deafness, and many Of the ills
accompanying Deafness from my infancy, which about
yss my deafness became 80 distressing thatI
the Al length permitted to visit DR.. Mcleod,
Of the Ear innmay OF this city. Trembling between hope
and fear submitted ny eaps - th genemsn. Beyond
most After short Of
meut BY DR. McEeod am In the enjoyment Of
and headis fres sensations
which formerly made Me burden. Any person wishing
and ut residence, ITO Firth street.
" CincinnAi, o., Jans 1856 y MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
have been deaf IA both msuy which
ADDICTION affected mind that life itself, times, became
burden, and almost memorable 70
the happiest men lsfnsc have been restored perfect
hearing BY Dr. Mcleod, Ear 1nnrmary Fourth and
that n x operations Ne would gfve perfect hearing and
"a HIS words operation, heard, and 90
tincty and powerfully did the sound come my ears
Obliged to parslfystop them with cotton, until could
used toit Ioss cell At Tho
s. Louis. July l4,Isss. s2, sss.nSo.s f.fsssni:.
au91-1y 70 Efss9asA efa!-8p ~ 91f Ell 41pl4
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: a bin 70 incoqrI1p,Sorat;eli ,vBn;on g;tv;.9

bill TO incorporate Union City. 100:
A bill for an act to incorporate the Mississippi
River Improvement and Manufacturing Company.
bill for the removal of the Seat of Governments
Of the Territory of Minnesota. .s Y ~
A bill for an act to amend an act to incorporate
the Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota
Railroad Company. s-ai
81 j bill for an act to authorize the construction
of mill Dam or Mill Dams in township No. one
hundred and two (I02) North, of Range No.
twenty one ely, and in township No. one hum
dred ane two (l02) and one hundred and three
(l03) North of range No. twenty-five (22l, all
west of the fifth principal meridian.
. A bill to incorporate the town of Cannon
Falls. 1 sqe.1- nj $50 s. asa.se sls "a
A bin to organize the Saltwater Bridge Com
A bill to incorporate the North Shore Mining
A bill for an act to incorporate tbs Fremont
City University of Minnesota.
For the incorporation Of the town Of New Ulm
in the county of Brown. e'AaAaEaa -
A bill for an act to incorporate the st. John
Seminary. ~ .ulsaa 4 * q. III.
To incorporate the City Of Winona.s q
An act to incorporate the town Of Chatfeld.
A bill to incorporate the Saltwater Cemetary
Association. 80 - - 80 az
An act to incorporate the Hobert University,
at Spring Valley, Fillmore county. ---l
"A bill to extend the time for the collection Of
taxes in Dakota county. ssee A. ass. -e,.s.
A bill to change the name of Baltus Simmons.
A bill for an act to incorporate the Red Wing
Literary and Scientific ,Association.,
a bill to incorporate the Winona Ferry Com
AZ oct to organize the county If Isa.e. .ndfor
other purposes. afssA nst8hF & ass : y go
An act to incorporate tbs Northern Institute,
ut Northfeld, in the county Of Rice. 4 n42
An act to- extend the time for the collection Of
taxes)in O1mstead county. u j9s r. FasEUa
1 A bill authorizing the legal voters of Wright
county TO designate the place for county seat OF
= An act to incorporate the Minnesota, Nebraska
and Pacific mail Transportation Company.
An act to incorpofate the Minnesota and Dako-
= Railroad Company. 81 81 :. TO
"A bill to incorporate the City Of Hastings.
| An act to incorporate the town of Glencoe
+ A bill to incorporate the Emigrant Aid Associ-
alton. i,a- - 1 .0sss Isl slsff.,.- sss r7s f4Fss
Gravel and Plank Road Company.
A bill TO regulate compensation of County Sur
yeyQfe j. the Territory Of Minnesota. -.
. a bill granting to Daniel Murray and Albert
Webster f6e rigm 20 tslAish and maipsains Fer
n aaross the Miasiseippi liver. - - = -. =
A bill to ssthpriye bs running u iEgsgf Ht-.
tie, horses and mulesss x.aanur 90. atxaa Z
Ansct granting to =, " Thompson and 9. g.
E "A bill Tor al ct % provide for The incorpoea-
ZION Of the st. Psul Library Association. e
"A bill for an act TO incorporate the Chaska
|sComU0uy. ..cEZ - -g.ssE Ssszfsaas k4Ssssf
Al q gsans;ne to Ala Godfrey the risht to
build and mainsain 9 Bridge aSroSs Elk Rivef,at
&c tillAsp q Oroaq IL - county d Ehe1bqFne,
sx9flsoly q Aisneaof. - .sss . ,ss,s.s
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most OF the disorder and destruction Of buildings
which they will be called upon to endure. II Is
bad enough to suffer but to be bled to pay ex-
penses 10 hardly tolerable. II is bad enough for
them to be the victims Of the injustice, the noise
and confusion. the suspension of business and
the depreciation Of property-but to have hand
thrust elbow deep into their pockets afterwards,
to make them pay roundly because some contrac-
tors have undermined their houses-this ia spec
linen Of sublime GOODNESS!
There are not six large cities in the United
States, some Of whose principal streets are not
impeded by worse elevation than this. Ancient
Rome, city Of 100000 inhabitants, was built
on seven hills, and History does not tell us of
any "heavy grades" or revolutionary measures
to make the sseterpal city, fat But travellers do
inform us that portion Of the seven hills are
yet remaining and nobody grumbles at the incon-
venience. Cannot 81. Paul, then, endure some
Of the undulations Of her three plateaux2 Is il
necessaryto inaugurate all this tumult in order to
make things sufferable9 Will your honorable
body do great evil that little good may come,
and turn our city into Bedlam for a year OF
two, for the sake of order2 Will not the least
Of the three proposed grades 1.-TWO feet at Gath
carps) accomplish the purpose you think it desi-
rable to attain? ~ casa
= | am humblaman, gentlemen of the Council,
and speak to you from this standpoint in behalf
OF the People-in behalf of the merchants and
mechanics, the Taxpayers and the hard workers.
have no pecuniary interest in your decision,
but relying implicitly on the integrity of your
purpose, and knowing that our city's prosperity
depends upon the welfare of all, l beg you, do
not cripple it by striking at the vital strength Of
any portion of it. Very Respectfully, Yours,
-as..g.n HENRY BUEL. !
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4 -: - PARSONS Z MORGAN, =,
COUNSE ORS 1T LaW,
Minneapolis, - e,-fSsiD al

WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WARD AND COOK, PRorRrEroRs.
tiy's- EVANSVILLE, WISCONSIN. 9aaslsi
AEANUFACTURERSof Portable, Stationary, and Marine
M STEAM ENGINES,
80 Ds'G BOILERS, MILL GEARfNG, -.zoc1
Z Iron and Brass CASTING,
14 .D3.oBLaco HEAVY FORGINGs, III sg..,ss = sdl
~ IRON FINISHING AND, REPAIRING. -,
Gang, Gate, Muley, and Rotary or Circular
s..'''so', =. SAWMIL LS, ''ei2o
John T. Noyes' Portable Gris and Flour Asi AGENTS
the sale Of Fulton Perkins pages Patent Rotary Saw
mills; q. n. Horns sel-seting Rotary sawmill fox'e
siding t. r. Bailey's Single Cutting Machine
and Furnishing generally and furnish to order
notice. Pig Coal Copper Lead and Iron Pipe Boet
aRues, Leather and Rubber Betting, OIL, and materials fol
mill owners and engineers at very small commission ana
low ratsss0 Orders communications by mail ct ont
Counting Room will receive prompt attention. rr
II ga NORMAN WIZARD. ALAN ". ooox.
9ezs f!ls nit PLEASE TO REFER TO - sis1
3 II. B. Brewster, ESQ.,, GAINESVILLE. e 13n
Thomas Wizard, Louisville, KY.
ocl Barnum, Mash q Co., II astngs,H Mt. sa5
B. @. Nix, Aurora, Ill. sss ~, "A -,
KiIeore, Rose & Co., Washington, iowa. N %
DR.. g. W. Beiden. Mt. Vernon, do.
=, acrippsa Bross Spears, Chicago, Illinois.
4 Scriven & Gallagher, do A. so,
a r. a. Benson Co.. do - -"eh
70 Mathew Wizard, East Avon, NJ. ea.3f.e-r adp
Owens Moore, st. Paul, MT.
~ AIT. O. P4ersen, do 60 .ttW e9L. f.nG =
ia P. n Phelps, Berlin, Wis. -. nov0-iyd&w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-14

ST. PAUL IRON STORE!I
- s NICOLS BERKEYs
vTrHOLEsALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
svVnPLowS, AXES, STRINGS, AxLES, ANvILs, WOES.
gsva7 bUou 81 BELLOWS, 10 sd5 "a fgou
land HEAVY HARDWARE GENERALLY.
iAlse, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW. GLASS
/ rvULCANIzED RUBBER, AND, LEATHER B1LTING.
Grtndstones, Pittsburgh Coal, &C., &c.
wABAsHAw STREET, 81. Paul, M. Z.
Agents for !. O. Herring Co.'s. and e. N. He,iz,
Fire Proof Safes. 5tgi a. T0s SssIqza js1.ly9
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-14

LAND WARRANTS. STOCKS, GOLD ANr
~ .fst EXCHA NGE e,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Fv Eassrtss, Buying and selling Lad snd LsnS Wsr
roRfsj PGying Tassej lsvesttag and Losnlsg
~ 49, Money! CoAscftngs re.
Opposite Falls q ~ Anthsny, near u 5. Lana Ofes
WILL purchase and ssls Of village era sf,
progss; o. isn,1s and rural lands y ~ yaa,y ee.
veyng and entering the Rlnss else
where In the Territory. Properly and titles carefully
ined; collecting done, &c. Land warrants
Money loaned and invested, other parties. twenty
Tour per cent per on all such
rDE1 Assaeiss solicitsd.9 sssJl,. so - yag
References.
Df. A.. =. Ames, Minneapolis yStsi' ~ sF-th
j. 0mcers Of y. 8. Land Once, Minneapolis. $500 ayRd
Gov. w. A. German, Saint Paul.
or f1ranklin Steele, ESQ.,, Fort Snelling. - .9a1k
80 = William Smith, ESQ.,, Dubuque. 80
Austin Adams, ESQ.,, Dubuque.
lgv VIM. A. Wheeler, Esq, Maine Bank, MI. ao5s
=. s. Hubbard, ESQ.,, Brasher Falls, MY
= o Hon. A. L. Oatln, Detroit. SIS E g bdA
90 Oniesr Of u g. Land once, Saltwater, n. z. 70
a James B. Martini ESQ.,, Milwaukee. .es y.
~. Fish, Esq.,, wiliaInsburgh, City Of Brookiyn.
l. Hon. ,. 8. koloney, Belvidere, Ill. tsAsfa
Alex. Nicely, ESQ.,, Belvdere Bank.
% Q Nsssrs. Cornell, Jameson Bass, Chicago. va
p. O. Wilcox, ESQ.,, gainesville, Ohio 80,
Rev. Truman n. Post, st. LOUIS. -f- ~ -
Daniel B. Rxsley, ESQ.,, Barksdale, Va.
I Id Byron Murray, Esq.,, Ana. EA. Bank, y. T..
p. @. Corbin, ESQ.,, Cashier Union Bank, Troy.
al 3. O. BuA, ESQ, Fsrmers' Bank, Orwell, Vt. al.
Hon. Roswell Botturn, Orwell, vt.
4 q. A. Austin, Esq, Orwell, VT. ~ 80
81; DR.. J. q. v. Smith, Boston. .s-k, ~ $3.50
John 8. Abbott, Esq, Norridgewock, Ne.
Prof. Ps n Benedict, Burlington, VT ~ aid
All letters inquiry promptly attended to. Address,
no9s-tf CARLOS WILCOX, Minnespoiis, Hinsssets.
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Laws Passed at the recent Session Of the Lee
I The following are the laws, memorials and
joint resolutions which have passed the two
Houses Of the Legislature and received the sigma
tature of the Governor. Nearly 500 Bills passed
the House, of which the following are only a
small portion:- s's2-
.s GENERAL AND SPECIAL. LAWS.
"A bill granting to Thomas McRoberts the right
to establish and maintain a Ferry across the Mis-
sissippi river, at La Crescent.
A bill to incorporate. the Minnesota River
Bridge Company. -.....Iie
q An act to amend an act entitled can act to in
corporate the st. Paul Gas Light Company"
A bill to amend chapter 40 Of the Session Laws
of 1856. ~ ~
bill to organize the county of Pine.
bill to establish the county of Isanti.
An act to incorporate the st. Anthony and
North Minneapolis Bridge Company.
81 An act entitled an act to incorporate the Win
nebago Water Power Company. IA
An act to extend the slime for Collection of
Taxes in Winona county. 49,
= bill to authorize the Trustees of School
Districts in the Territory of Minnesota to collect
School Taxes by civil action.
A bill to organize the county of Freedom.
A bill for an act in relation to the location of
the County Seat of Dakota county.
I An act to incorporate the st. Paul and Falls
City Bridge Company. . 81 "a
A bill to incorporate the town Of Winnebago
City. &c. l@, ls.,...-......,sr -
An act to incorporate the Traverse des Sioux
Hotel Company. si as.a 4ess- = otss..
An act to incorporate the Minnehaha Bridge
Company. 4...gsal ..l- .aoli
A bill for an act to amend an act entitled Gan
act to grant the right to certain persons to es-
tablish and maintain Ferries in fhis Territorv
approved March LIST, 1862 .4tf, {.
A bill for an act to incorporate the Rector,
Wardens and Vestrymen of the Church of Geth-
semane, in Minneapolis.
An act authorizing married women to convey
real estate by power of attorney.
3, An act to legalizs the organization of the st.
Anthony Falls Water Power Company.
A bill to incorporate the Young Mems Associa-
ton of Taylor's Falls. -
~ An act to incorporate the Board of Trustees of
Hastings University.
f bill for an act to incorporate the town of
Clearwater. ....,..',-,.
A bill to amend an act relative to Free Schools
in the city of St. Paul. aao
A bill for an act to incorporate the Anoka
Academy. laag & ID. .-..,..s.s +.
An act to incorporate Lake University in the
county of Freedom, N. T. .-..a..-. .le
An act to ratify the official acts Of the county
officers OF the county of Mower.
A bill for an act to incorporate the Brunson
Academy. 20
A bill to incorporate the Mount Zion Hebrew
Association. estate, ~. .raua gasss
A bill for an actfto incorporate the Nininger,
st. Peter and Western Railroad Company.
"A bill for the relief of John Leach.
A bill to incorporate the city of Red Wing.
A bill to incorporate the Town of East Red
WSnD slsssa rr.a t4f
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$50 Aa6s Friday, Mar. 6.
HOUSE.GMet pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order BY the Speaker.
1t There being no quorum present the House adj
iourned till tomorrow.
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MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECTING
: S4oR ls4p, DELANO Il. SMITH, .s.grs4q
ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY PUBLIC,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
-sf AND GENERAL AGENT . !
once next door the Unite States Land once. ~
5sHA -fsTo1 .Mlnneap slis, Aiannessta. y .sUal
AND Town Property, Land Warrants, &c,, bonght and
IL sold, Money Loaned, Property and titles examned m.
made land located land
entered ana sold credit Agencies solicited. Interest
An busissss entrusted to him viii be attendsd TO Win
prsmptnessan and ndelity. eoG aSgsE ohoc2o-d&yH..
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