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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
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fiji rie Satlpn.

fiji bic Sat,pn.
ga mir INFER tets '9rrBes Waarenlager nit
etasl1 reiope. Wlprterasnt Don 0iteru Ger belen
uno |hprI1en Aualitdt neuerotngs nurh eireste
Ginfaufe nod n,ebr YersrGbert BADEN une zine
Muswabl ~Scrlesen fGnuen, bic jeteu AaYisr be-
~frt:piSea mus, ; il erlaNten mir uns, gonetauf-
ieute, lpmis Gas seebrte Yublifum BON ct. Saul
parauT aufmsrtlam 81 MAIDEN. @ir rsrtauisn
I'M GrcBet uuo I'M Aleinen gesen ~flineenee Mulise
ceer Yarierselb:
0ecruftc Goliccs BON 6 III IL Gents
per yarc.
@ebleihte @attuna spn s III IA Gts.
per yaro.
8raune Bettseuse, 36 3pu brett 81
81 10 @ts. per Yarp.
2ancolter unp anpere @inebam5 123
Gts. per Yarp.
De Begers fir Damentleicer BON 10
III rs Gts. per yoro.
@eprebte per1il9e Stofe> Elm iebr
ld6ner Mrtifel fir Domenfleiper, 12} Sta.
per yarc>
.Gnelii&e Doppelz@ erinu6 rs Cts. pei
yarc.
S@were 6laneue BON 10 III IS Cts,
per yarp.
8eipncers CUTE rctbe Glaneue rpn rs
gu 50 Cts. per yarc.
S9were blaue Deden (Blankets) paa
paar Don 1925 gu 400 Dollars.
Do. 9emil@te iu $50 n
D.. meibe Don 200 su 800 Dollars.
&entudp Scans BON 20 su 40 @t6,
per yorc,
5I6er unp Satinete Ypn IS Al rs Cts
per DarD.
Wir er>pabuen bier bios zines tleinen 9beils
unlerer @oaren uno s~erpeilen &dufer auf uule,
@elammtloeer pcn Seiren- unb @olen frfen> Il
ME pon alien III bas @elddft ein19laeenpen &C.
een!anren.
8. 80. Sn9eripu II. Gp.
Ode Der Watalbaw- uno Dritten Strabe
nabe Der Bride.
BGS On i'd mi9, ieit ib ais IbeiIbaber in has
GeltdTt ein9etreten, pot Der belpnperen @unl
u nicres peuti6en Yublifums uber;eueen tonnte
elaute i'd burh bic Nersrp6erune unIeres Qaeeri
elmer nod srDberen @unt unierer Oamen mid
e~rtreuen gu fpnnen.
1Ob37.2O mab1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Daltimorf- ua6 gH|,is~Hri(rt;boba.
1lsfs SO 6, E7ssEE;s =.;S=S:z3 ! : 7,,;s4tsu1su IA,

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So 50 lzzEE - : .ass5sVoa,s nd
SH~alhineiun, }Nalt;u1uv. Y~hi!act;vhio,
oitr Mryf lint NGIrr.
Iitis Yes.rsnIids gat,i. nj; it.t: .57t:@glts;
,~cs:iihtu GerbEeuratrt, titte! ttn ;Rt,i.utsn sjnt
rirsttc Sinie Nad Baltimore Vbilaeslrpia, Mep-
Jprt uue Spifcn. Mud it lle bic ein;iss Nrute,
aut trelber man Ourdbean9a.S iIete (Grpusb-
Iitsts) unb @epadmarfen (@tefS) mad ga
thlu5trn ertalten fam.
Nrei paNaeierz3 3ise %scrlanen @beelins, 3d.,
q. ~. unb limb in tiretter @ertinpuna nit alien
rsltllten 3ieeu.
Na9 alien Ditliden Gtdcten:
Mnfuuft in Saltimcre nm 5.13 81. 81, $40
9. 30. unb $40 9. M.
4rtuntt 1T Moibinstru nm 100 q. 81, 10.
so 9. 81 $50 q. 81.
Spn S1ltl,ncre 11hrt man irgleib cbue Nuient-
bait nit g 9nsllS llgeu had
philadelphia, Nemzycrf unp 8ptpn.
No9 Malbinetpn seben prn Baltimore taeli8
cier ,3l9e alb. Inn 4 30 .. M.. 6.45 9. 81.
300 q. ~. unc 500 q. 81.
Gabraelc uno Jahrseit 70 fur; mic auf irsenp
einer anbern Hrute.
BT@ &eiienre belicten itre Siuete ria Mbee-
ling 5u per!an9en. Iurdeau9sfartcn une Nus.
tun1t erha!t man in ben Gil tueatu- BUREAUS eea
| Weltens.
MBT Die Saltimere- unr Ebir- Gilentabn
ut Neilenprn audi gang t%slcnners Der NaturitDn-
be,tea ,resen III enpTeblcn.
sir Trott na6 pbilocelpbia> Nemzgort
unc 8pltpn,
mad pher npn benz Ws(teu,
bat eie'> Sobn srcEe @crsuss, oa le, am Sbip-
Huhe su Mbeelina, 8enrppb une parferabura
auslau1enc> nit benz grcBsu Mssmerfe metliber
Gtlenbahnen 1T btrefttr Gertinnuna lteht.
gpn Whseline unp porferature aebel, ieheu
Sag re9elmlbiee Srcte mad alfn S1fen ret rei-
liden 6lulIe al.
Die JraGtrreile iint - tiIIia,
trie au ireent elmer anberu Npute.
Glitter scr, iretnr siuem plaes rlfli6 son 9al-
tir1rre beSeidns mau ,,0ia Baltimore uur Shir
81. 81"
@ues, mas an bic Naenten sieler Satn crnlls-
nirt lit, Wirr raid belprst.
6ra6t-M senten iine: :. McSurnie, in
einctnnati; g. Semrbill u. Co., Niplsy, o.;
5. M. SrYe, MaYesille, ny. s. q. yremid,
Yrrtsmcu1b, D.; W. 9fes II. Co., Mirtleprrt,
o.; S. .. 6prr, @bseliua Ga. Mples Vrt-
tel. Srltcn; Y. %. Yerrrsil, Nem.grrf; 8.S.
Sicily, philadelphia; 81. Gnelanr, Baltimore;
Sen. Softer u. Co. Evansville, Snh. s. g.
Mrrebeoc II. Co., 0puissilc; Sam'I Calhoun,
Nbilarelptia, 1ne Srbn 6. Nencw, Yarfsrshurg.
!. 3. Vor1y1b Il. o., Ct. 2ruis
{. g. @rrtpn, General 5raGt. Msent;
{. 81. Cole, General Billet Msent,
W. prescptt emily,
Iranspprtmeiiter;
6. s. Tuller,
1925 General Neent esS @e1ens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

"
Drudarbeiten
peroen in Der Office Der nMinnefrta Staats-
;s'tune," ct. Carbohydrates, Britse-glod, auf
eos G~fl9madvoaFe auasefabrt. Gs nib teiou-
eer5 in ermdbnuns setrabt, eaB mir burd cine
ausmabl pom nsuen G9riiten nit jsper anbsrn
Druderei eoneurriren fInnen. @ir liefern:
Erud unb papier su 0erlassbu9srn,
Scniitutionen,
Ball. unb Ebeater. adrtsn,
.", Scneert-Vrrsnmme ~" ..
G'reulare uub @ei9dftsh1risn,l
+.. platats> anf6lassettel uni
0elddits.G ,iqueiten>
unb foniiee in tas gad einidlasente 0essn-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Gitp Sire Jniurance 60. o. &artforb

Gitp Sire Jniurance 60. " &artforb.
8aar-@ capital. $780, 600
Mit einem sru6en leteri6uB.
policen Der rbieeu tpcbltetannten 5artf Orb
@eleQldaiten meroen gu rem b%iQieiten, einem1 TO-
lipen nno %ipiyenten @el9dft aneemeGenen, Be-
bingntNen perabfplet Don
xbeo. Trcnb.
Sn Der Office Srn Santprn,
1rend II. Qunb.
ct. poul, %. Mueut 1858. 6b7p
o. 81. It. &icfcr 1T autoriirt, fir pbise
@sieQldaft as 0erme0er gu f%unsiren unb Mppli>
catipnen fir Nnecuransen araunebmen. lab
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
WaltbdufW unb 5alpne
Kuufmnnn'S Acte(,

Houfmnnn'S 9ptet,
@iayN;aBt. ;ipiiiid,sn psr 81. &. Strabe,
1Ibuq At< S . tsaa.
1T untersei6nett erlautt ltp Gem seebrt,n
VlYtIitum unb lsinen Jreunben eie 4n;eigt 3u.
madeuu, oaB er am bieisen Ytatt Gin 5etel inter
cbieem Mamen erbHnet bat, rsilen spuitdntise
lurd unp bur9 ntue unh awsdmisiae Ginri@'
tune ni9ts ~ tpual@en ubris liRt.
Vrpmpts unb reele gsbienuns, msreen ause-
lbert. @>s@&S4@%s
o. Cine quite Sta(luns it t.i rem 5auie.
1884 ~. q. Naumonn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
s. abrprei1e:

BUR beionoeren &enntni6nabme.
Ginwanperer unb Reilsnbe loQten {ebr pori&.
tis iein uuo ibre 8iQette nur lei ben anse1eaten
Asenten ~fauien, ni4t Don iolden 2euten, Sic fd
per aDpi beaablen lahen, tpeber @eenten int, nod
8erantmcrtli9feit ibernebmen.
~~ Mit 8ereitwilliefeit ertbsilt Der unter.
3e!9nete jepe Iusfuntt unentsslbli@.
Garl s. 9iaebranb,
9eneraI7 Nseat oer Baltimore unb Ohio.
Gileubabn, Ibemesl TRACE, SIR. 81,
inf 49, p. Baltimore. orb. -
EF D1is gabn it bic tursele une biaiaR.
utb tisiet n1ebr Vprtbeile, ais ireent cine anrere.
- 1922 49,. .'.-. &c.. ~ ,-'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Samuei lubptab,

Samuei euopieb,
Serauseeber Der nWinnelcta Staatssentuna.~
1T bon MIR srmadtist> 3uidriften unb @eiddfts-
aurtrase oun GrTncern CUR 0ermittelune an mid
in G~mpfane gu nebmen, @etnbren ein,u,ieben,
IN meinem Namen baflr su ~Quitttren unb AMBER
mtittee ecrlaufee Iustunft gu eeben.
Shy M.:G. @ritner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
.Vi9arrtn mo Cobae6s Gmperium
Ct AutE1rarStraee,
csm 81 tee.nanle" oeo:nuter.

s'..'.' ~
-:
! :
Der antersei9nete bat isin Eager Der %feiniten
Qi9arren i'm Yrsile BON SIS bis $65 per Saulcnp
burd neue Ginfdufe perpoQlanbtet.
Maud, unb &au=GaoaGe
Don alien Serten unt preilen llno Sorrattis, NOR
unter 8 ail' . b%etannter peuti9er &au4tatad.
S@nupftabade,
in grocer ausmabl.
Dseutl4e pfeifen,
Jancyz@ GOODS.
@ertautt i'm GRIP unt aletnbanbel gu ren bill
ltgiten preiien. ~o
1b52.2O &. 10. du1.lt.
@emtf@e &ei96tbl6et9et
BON
Ban $ann1n,
Saint !a>au!, Minnelota, neben rer ppt>Sffce,
tdeli@ effea :ppn a9tubr @prmit<
tags bis a@t ubr Mbenbs.
al .. 8epin9un9en:
Nuf einen Mrnat 50 @ents, fir ;msi BGnbe per
@o9e,, auf einea Sag 3 Gents fl, einen 9anb.
@er Elm 8u9 %serliert, bel9dpist oper
ber &upftr beraubt bat ben 2aoenprei6
baflr 3u 5ablen,
Ginlab: Gin DpIlar.
8uet= n. mnfffa1ien=& anblun8
neben Der Yot,
g atnt Yaul, Minne5uta,
entbalt Gin .rei@es Eager enslilder, fran;II19er
unb beuti9er Bidder; Experimentation, Gape<
- ten, muitalii9e Sn%itrumente,
StalieuiI9e TranSDfide unp Deutl9e
Gotten &c. &C.,
pianrs, srn Stptart uns Morris ucn Ne,p. TORT.
fertm abrenb an 5ant.
M4e @rten Don mul ifaliiden SnRrumenten
&perben biQis, ldneQ unb sut %reparirt.
Bidder, MuIfalien &C., nidt AT 6anr, fTnnen
In tur3efer .3eit beoreert tpercen. 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Gfuer-AGffnrQn3.

parttprD N1lecur1nj = N9entur.
Sartforo Metna=, Teuer= u. marines
MMecurau5.
ueberl9ub. 5O6,387
Ma6e int Sanuar 1858. 81 ,5O6, 1897
Sir Derlult beaablte Die Netna'M sentur in ct.
Yaul al:
St.. . Oofee, Sinemine-5 pte!, $4,000 90
5aelet une GbrnpIcn 1870 10
Sing unb Hid) &ice- 5pule, 1000 90
Wutnam uno Hreers 50 60
ARrs. S'ufes 1>4OO 90
Mmberlt WiQcnsbtY 1900 90
$4,000 70
Die 81. paul- RauFeute tpercen auf Die Metna
GeleQl6att t%elonbers als Oitttel bee Snlane-
2raneportes aafnerfiam eema9t.
Nb6niy u. $artforb Tire= Mnecuran3.
ileberIhu6 1919
Ma1Ie. .$312,379
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Gbarter Saf. BON Gartfprb, 3eben8.
" 0erGberung.
Vaar= 9arira!. 5000, 900
Wit eroBem Surplus.
Sdeine Der pbigsn tpcbltefanuten 5artforb.
@eieQihaften weroen ut ben b%ilt9lten, eineu1baar-
Sableneen urb ll4ern @el9Gfte e%ntipredeneen Be-
biueni1en serabfpi9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

-"--. Cutter g.. goop, - =
0rpBz u>lp &leinbdnpter in alien Raore1
@@|& III gum Gamilieneebrau9e,a c21.3
= Gortfrabs,@t II. Yn III minne{uta. 4
8 DeritIbe tena9ridtist feline Jreunbe unb @sn,
ner, eab Ct i'm Stafte III, tie ausaeuabltefeu
art'ttt3u ben nietrisfen preiie1 ~ ~liueftrn.
,5s1aa'~ 81 rspc cries *v ":
z. .G4@ .a34 s1ginunb l1&f lg4g 81 1.14
@aare,1 gum Tami1ien9ebrau6
babe ID ou1. ben Sitli@en unb 1ubli9en, Marften
1slelt etnetlaufts nm cine anssaei9netr A,stuabl
s'le,MeH 0onntra 33n ben ibiaiefen preiiea sprlestn
eiit1eie mir sttsb<rs3u j.. sxteil ssssssene @uaR
oantene, bite ID I'M ftrueseu seueisteu 3ufpra9.
1b52,18
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
mi9ti0 fit G%inwanberer uno Rei(enoe

WtOll0 1ur VtnUQ10erfr u10 Nf1|fn0f
iiter bic
8altp. nnb Sbip=Gtienbabn.
9}a@ allen Sbeilen res 9rpben Use tens.
GrlparuiB son 0elb> 3eit unb Gut
fernung.
eiienbe tTnnen mad Belieben mableu. pelde
Sobn le gu t%enilscn winl6en, bic iter
parfersbur9 uno Marictta
cner bic uber
8enwcoc> Bbeelins uno Columbus.
Diee 8abn 1T bic einsies> pel6e @inmante:er
nit ben S6nell3 ii9en b~efDrbert.
0iejenioen, melde bic Baltimore uut
SbiDe . t{enbabn b'nusen, lesen ris Rei@e
nod Cincinnati in % Gtuneen surid, nad Gbi-
cage in smet Iaeen unt nab ct. Qpuis in s,pei
Ga9cn.
Die Baltimore unb Sbip~8abn III
bic a%Qei11i9e, pelde %Ginmanberer nit ben 6bnea-
aisen tefprbert. Die Wasen llne NIT eepplferten
@isen ouf tos Nuertequsmie einseriGtet.
Seper gola9ier bat 100 plumb @ep1d fret.
ainoer Ypu 4 bis IL Jabreu tcsablen balben Wreis.
ainber unter 4 Sabre liut oona fret.
Oas Geraf 9ebt NIT BEN YaNaoieren unb
ton'rnt nit ibnen su eleiher .3eit an benz Be-
ltimmuneecrt an. Gin Sober erbGlt cine 8sihei<
nt9un9 uber lein @erad bis an zen Srt Der Be-
%ltln1mung.
De"tlae Wgenten>
bic iebe surppdii6e Spra9e perneb.n, Vnb an ben
Serldiecenen Staticnen eer 8abn entlan9 anee-
tteut, Gtnraneerer 5u en1pfaneen unb NIT ibren,
@epad Yeiter gu tefDrbern, Elm gcrtbeil, ben .eins
anberc gabn tietet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
8er(QQSzWerfe.

a. 8erlQ9S<Werfe -. -...
~ grn samuel Snepisb's Wer'
fer, Inh Su hatsn:
Reben unb 0rrltfungenz i'm @ttiete
eer1 &elieion, pbilofopbie unb @ei9i9tf.
.i1l5 3e AluFiaee $1,C
Dtrprieferlpttsl. 3tt AnFast.. 0,75.
Dte Gadel. 11..eSabrsans ...... 200
,R rnar@ie IN RepubIif. -: OPS
aoilutb. berf 6aII sp nau ugaru.~0,25a
R 81 lllier. (9f persriHen. J ~ ayg ssga2
a8ffelunseu perhep auatnous.aen IN efy !Gxss-
htiaanI 81 y1eius.. StaatSitituug.s lta3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

g. &ett,
(@o9foIeer BON Seis u. @reen)
@n1g> un6 QtQueur Tabrtt.
Nr. $751; Granflinz NYenue
jtptl@en Der ieds,ebnten u. istsn3ebnten @traBt,
/. -. ct. Qpuis, Mp.
Depot= Meentmr: 10, Gommereialtfr.
8. .. 0on SYdel, N9ent.
o. 9. @eib bat in brei oufeinanber foleenben
Sabres>@ usNeQuneen bas uranium etbalten.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-16
Highly Important.

There was assembled in New York City
on the LIST and I'd and 4th and 9Th days of
October, inst, National Convention of rep
resentatives from the various German socie-
ties of the United States, for the aid of emf
grants, &c. The New York correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from the
former city, under date of the Sd inst, gives
an account of the proceedings; which account
contains the following most interesting para
graphs, conveying most important information
for us of Minnesota:
The Convention of the various German So
cieties met again yesterday, at Pythagoras
Hall, to further discuss the best means for
protecting the emigrant, and facilitating his
journey to the West.
A proposition to direct the current of Ger
man emigration tOpards Minnesota, met qoith
unaninoms approval, as likewise did a resolu-
ton in favor of book, to be published under
the authority of the Convention, giving full
information to strangers, as to climate, soil
the laws, &C., in the several States of the
Union.
Strong resolutions were adopted against
what is called "the booking system" in Eu-
| rOpean ports; of petitioning Congress to pass
the bill for the better regulation of passenger
ships submitted last session by Senator Sc
ward and John Cochrane
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-16
The Frazer River Gold REGIONS.

A correspondent of the San Francisco Bul-
letin writing from Victoria, August 81, says
that matters had worn more cheerful aspect
there for the previous week, owing to the en-
couraging news from the mines. Good ac-
counts were received from all the bars where
working was going on. The same correspon-
dent says that good dry diggings had been
discovered. A correspondent of the Alta
California says:
BY reducing down all the testimony I
have so far received, have arrived at the
firm conviction that this is a rich gold region.
| am convinced that if paying mines did not
exist, all the men who have visited them
would long before this have united in uni
versal hoaoL of execration, for although steam
ship companies and others might be interest
ed in upholding a similar humbug, the hard
listed miners would have none."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-16
John w. FOrney,s Address,

The Philadelphia Press, JOHN w. FoRNEY's
paper, in its issue of the 3Oth, contains eight
columns of an address of JOHN w. FORNEY
in vindication of Popular Sovereignty, and in
reply to the assaults of the Locompton or
gans." The address is quite able and full OF
strong points, showing Mr. BUcnANAN's in
gratitude to his early friends, and his deter
mination to make himself and his opinions the
incarnation of the Democratic party, to the
prescription of everything else and of every
body's opinions. With reference to the Wash
ington Union's denial of the alleged CONVEX
sation with Mr.. BUCHANAN with reference to
his Kansas policy, Col. FoRNEY says:
"Not only did the conversation as detailed
take place, but, as the many friends to whom
| related it after left the Presidential man.
sion, will remember many other things were
omitted in the statement which gave at Tar
rytown. Among others, the President said
to me: eff you and Walker and Douglas
will unite in support of my Kansas policy, the
people of Kansas will vote at the election
which is to come off on the Dist December ~
chat election, it will be remembered, having
been called under the auspices of the minori-
ty Legislature, for the purpose of putting thro'
the Lecompton Constitution, and was held
under circumstances of fraud and infamv
which will not soon be forgotten)
He said further, u" l know that YOU have
the strong side of this question l know that
you can carry off the people, but I appeal to
you to stand with me, because, if l do not
adhere to my new policy, Alabama, Georgia
and Mississippi will probably secede from the
Union" 1t is probable that the memory of
MIR. buchanan will be stimulated when he
reads these sentences. AS for the Washing
ton Union, whether it speaks for him or not,
in the above extract, l am unable to say. If
it does, the memory of the President is most
defective 4 x =
Another fact in connection with this inter-
view with the President may mention, and it
is this That one or two days after it trans
PRED, l returned to Philadelphia, and whilst
sitting in my Office in Chestnut Street, was
visited by an old friend from Southern New
York, whom had met in Washington, and
who called ON me to say that he had been de-
sired by the President to see me, and assure
me that he (the PresidenD intended to make
the Kansas policy test upon the Democratic
party, and that no man would be tolerated by
his Administration who did not approve and
support this policy"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-16
West Saint Paul.
Terrific Storm ut New Ulm--Six Build.
ings DcstrOyed---Thc Post Office I'm
Ruins, etc., etc.

ings DcstrOyed-.-Thc Post Office in
Ruins, ETC., etc.
From the country papers, and other sourc-
es, we learn that on Wednesday, the LIST inst,
one of the most terrific storms ever known in
this region, was experienced at the village Of
New Ulm, some thirty miles west of St. Peter,
on the Minnesota river. Although it lasted
but few minutes, such was it's violence, that
six buildings were entirely destroyed, and not
single building in the town escaped without
injury. One building was lifted from its
foundation, carried some twenty five feet, and
turned over on its side. Another large
house, one of the best in the place. not finish
ed, was moved some six feet, and badly rack
ed and injured. Several others had their
walls rent and broken. A kitchen built up
against house, was entirely demolished, and
the cook store hurled across an entire block
the pipe being driven so far that it could not
be found at all The Post Office was kept in
store, the front of which had large windows.
These were broken in by the violence of the
wind, and the contents of the building con-
sisting of the mail matter, dry goods, etc,
were gathered in its embrace, and scattered
over the prairie in every direction Many of
the letters were entirely lost
a stage owned by citizen of Traverse, a
brother-in-law of the Messrs. Klein of Saint
Peter, was standing in the street at the time,
and was carried distance of twenty-five
rods, being literally torn in pieces-the wheels
even being broken from the axles!
The damage in figures has not been stated
yet, but it must be heavy
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Hennepfn County.

Inst. Anthony, the Republicans have elect
ed their Senator and one Representative. On
the west side the Republicans have elected
their four Representatives-maki the rep
resentation from the county stand the same
as last year.
The whole Republican county ticket is I'M
doubtedly elected, thought RUSSELL, Demo-
crat, runs ahead Of his ticket.
The St. Anthony Ne,cs gives the returns
from st. Anthony as follows: Senator, DA-
vID HEAToN, 543; c. L. CHASE, ga. Rep
reSentatives, SAMUEL LAWRENCE. 574: JouN
STEWART 4S7; WIN. LocHREN, 595; r. S.
ALDEN, 557-LAwRENcE, Rep, and ALDEN.
Democrat, elected.
In Minneapolis, the Republican candidates
for Representatives have the following vote {:
w d. WAsHBsRN, 504; r. b. MCGRATH,
52l; AARON GOULD, $40; A. c. AUSTIN,
SIG. The Democratic candidates have the
following vote: E. L. ALLING, 377; JOHN
McLEoD, 1853; r. r. NICHOLAS, 400; An
DREW NJ. BLAIR, 3S4. News from country
precincts received yesterday increased the
Republican majority about one hundred
Well done for Hennepin The whole Re-
publican ticket is undoubtedly elected.
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Minnesota Church News.

The Methodists of Hastings have had a LOT
decided to them by Hon. ELI ROBINSON, and
are about to erect thereon fine church edi-
flee.
A Presbyterian church of upwards of TWEEN
ty members was formed in Belle Plaine, Sun
day before last Mr.. w. w. SMITH and II.
B. GATES were chosen Elders On the occa-
sion sermon was preached and the Lord S
Supper administered by the Rev. Mr. STow.
During the past year Church in connec-
ton with the Old School Presbyterian denom-
nation has been organized in St. Anthony.
Also one of the same order in Minneapolis.
Three churches have united in an invitation
to the Rev. LEVI HUGHES to become their min
lister. Mr.. HUGHES has accepted the invita-
ton, and is now preaching to these churches.
From an article in the st. Anthony Erening
Ne'cs we learn the following facts in regard to
the Calvin Baptists in Minnesota We have
already given the proceedings of the Mime
sofa Baptist Association at Hastings The ar
ticle adds:
''This body consists of twenty eight church
es, embracing membership of 900 commune
cants Seven of these churches have been
admitted into the Association at the present
meeting.
The Southern Baptist Association recently
held its third anniversary at Saratoga, Vino
ma county, when eight new churches were re-
ceived. Two years since this body had only
four churches-a year since, eight, and this
year sixteen-doubling every year. This Or
ganization had membership of 400.
The Central Baptist Association was organ
lied at Owatonna, Sept 10th, with church
es, having membership of ia.
The Regular Baptists of Minnesota now
have three Associations, embracing torty-nine
churches, in which are l ,489 numbers
Several other churches have been organized
which have not yet united with either of these
Associations. Besides these, not less than q
thousand other persons are living in the State
who have not removed their relations from
their old churches in the East to this in their
own. These statistics are really encouraging
to every friend of morality and religion
The Minnesota Baptist Convention was Or
ganized on the 9th of September A Board
of officers was elected, of which Hon. G. H.
Keith is President, Andrew lowering, of St.
Paul, Secretary, and c. NJ. Chalfant, of st.
Paul, Treasurer. This organization is destin-
ed to combine, systematic and render more
effective the efforts of this sect in the work of
domestic MISSIONS