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The weekly Minnesotian., 1858-03-27
REPUBLICAN PAPERS.


REPUBLICAN PAPERS. aJ1 Ja3 q. p,
I AGAINST THE FOR THE LOAN.
Ninnesot an St Paul. Times, St. Paul lpsenio
Zeitung, \German) do Kepup) i.,..+
News ami Republican, ST. GaZette, MiiiteapoifS.
Anthony. Republican, W mona.
Messenger saltwater. Free Press, RocheStsr.
Independent Hastings Herald, Faribault.
Repubcan Red Wing Express, Mantorvilie.
PoSten, (Swede) do. tit. -tt ~ oa' 80
Lake City Tribune, Wa t..... l...,,f..cT ...
bashaw Co. "'''-.'- 'i-1 '+.-''~
Herald, Reeds Landing. .if ,,r .,a.,--i 81,
Republican, Chatfeld.
Pioneer, Bancroft. 4, -ni.te@.os g..
Independent, Mankato. ',
Bulletin, Cannon Falls. iItJh5 e4o-H'
DEMOCRATIC PAPERS. sou5 loi
Sentinel, Red Wing. Pioneer, St. Paul. Ei.>
Nat. Democrat( Germany,
st. Paul t7'i'N>t
Express, st. Anthony.
! Democrat, Rochester.
Frontiersman sauk Rap
ids.
Gazette, Wasieja. ,sGa
Enquirer, Belle Plain.
NEUTER PAPERS. -''-''
Now Inn naner( (German)l Advertiser, St. Paul. H.
boo;nd For.
Republican papers 10 i1ePuoii0nii Paie'R = "..-'o
Democratic do ...... Democratic 10 ...:t,.,
Neuter do Neuter uo ~''''''-
The following named pagers have not TAX
en- their stand as yet, upon the question:
Visitor, St. Cloud and Free
Press, st. Peter.
Denocratic.-The Democrat, Henderson !;
Herald, Brownsville and Register, Glencoe.
.Ntmey.-Times, Monticello Wright 20.
Six papers in all, that have not yet assum-
I'd their position upon the bill. There are
some other papers not enumerated which are
Just now instances of suspended animatson;
and, they will hardly come to life before the
opening of navigation, or in time for them to
have much influence upon the adoption or de-
s.at of the bill The foregoing table does not
exhibit the .HinnesOtion as alone battling Tor
he rights OF tue People against the Monster
scheme to plunder them, and overwhelm
the pr sperity of the State by State Taxa
ton. for the sake of filling the pockets o
men who bribe our Legislatures, and who a
the best, only propose to build three or fou
! isolated pieces of roads, neither OF which vii
mid us to obtain an outlet to the cast south
wardly, nor northwardy by Lake Superior
We submit to the Times that after this
expose, it should try to be lille fair in 1t
statemen Of iacts.
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Esiclaland, Hennepin County, Against
the S5,OOO.OOO Debt.

RICHLAND, March "a, 1858.
EpIroR MINNE-oTIAN-Dear SIR: The
subject Of the $5,000,OO0 Loan Bill has been
discussed IN tie Literary Association in our
Township, on three different evenings and
the more the bill is examined the less favor
it meets with among our citizens.
Last evening spirited MEETING was held
at the School House in District 26.
Hon. ASA KEITH was called to the
chair.
The meeting was addressed by F. r. f.
CORNELL, Esq Of Minneapolis. The Speaker
did ample justice to the bill he exposed all
of its tfauds, in manner that told apon the
house.
An Informal vote, expressive of the sense
Of the meeting. upon the merits OF the Loan,
was uaan;mously carried in the negatire.
We intend to meet the bill at the polls
with the old Bunker Hill spirit.
A resolution was passed at the meeting,
requesting that the proceedings be published
in the M.aes0tida.
A. KEITH, Chairman.
r. l.. BARTHOLOMEW, Secretary.
The above proceedings show that it is
true, as we have heard, that the Agricultural
districts Of Hennepm county, are all right.
Richland will poll a hundred votes, solid,
agaius. the swindle. Mr.. KEITH, the Chair
man. was an honest member Of the last Terri
torial Legislature and Gen. BARTHOLOMEW,
the Secretary, much esteemed member of
the Constitutional Convention.
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COrreclioI-ss Extra Services,,,

To TIE Editors q fhs 1N3nnes0tidn:
| think you made slight error in your
statement of the appropriation of S75 to the
/ Sergeant at-Ar.ns of the Senate for extra
services have heard that it would be
| ,nOr,, prop,rl. stated fins
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Keep IL Before the People

That by the Loan of $5,O00,000 in dishonest hands
you place the State at the of desperate and SOUL
less monopoes, who will in future oppress and grind the
people as they threaten crash every honest c
zen who opposes the consummaton Of their plundering
projects, as the following extract from letter from
CHARLES n. MACEuBIS, of the firm Of Mackubn Elger
ton, eminent bankers of st. Paul. will abundantly fore
shadow
have only to say that Mr. EDMUND RICE president
of the Minnesota & Pacific Railroad Company, the same
which loaned the $20O00 bribery bonds of The
NJ. & La Crosse Company !, in conversation with me
about the Railroad bi which had in it nothing CONT
e;iaI which forbid me to repeat it, most assuredly
did ''that the 500 000 bill bound pass and
tlia al who opposed it were bound to be CRCSHED,'
words to that effect When Mr.. RICE made the
threat about crushing replied that was not dfdtd
OF being CRUSHED, whereupon he made certain quail
fcatnns the force Of which did not conlnrehen nd ~
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So ta: the people will perceive that their ree presses
are also to be CRUSHED for giving them the alarm as
to the project The Transit as wei as OF the other
Railroad Companies, swinde them. The Winon a
deegatcn b. their proscriuve course, have struck oe
sevetyfour papers weekly list of subscribers,
rbic we confidently expect the PEOPLE will in due time
make up to u.s.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,.

That the Report of the Board of Directors of the
Milwaukee La Cross Railroad published in the New
York Tribune of the 18th Of February contains the
following paragraph:
The Board have taken steps to recover the million
Of bonds issued the st. Crox and Lake Superior
Company, and also taco hundred thousand 0oti0rs Of
GoRds io0ned to The 4Iinney0ta and Pdcihc RuifOdd
ConDany, WHICH NEVER CHED TREASURY
ca
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The interval between the breaking up of the ice here
in the year 1S1 and the arrival of the first boat,
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Keep it Before the Peoples!

That in further pursuance Of the CRUSHING game.
Winona delegation in the Legislature the 24th O.
| February, signed the following:
/ '.Wc the undersigned members of the Winona dele
CATION desire erased rO,a the subscription
| list of the Minnesotidn, and our papersstopped-
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ARRIVALS OF Goblin reference to the
receipts Of Gold by tic Moses Taylor, the
\. Y. Times says: This is the fourth arrival
within the new year. which has brought an
increase IF about thirty per cent. on the united
receipts of 1857, at New York, the figures
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Keep t Before the People
Keep it Before the People!

That the Railroad advocates SMOTliERED the IN
vESTIGATION into these and o-her fraudulent transac
tons, and refused to examine witnesses in attendance
the Investigating Committee because of the false
pretex that certain other witness would attend
testify Mr.. Senator NORTON, the Railroad leader the
Committee, assigning a for not examining the
witnesses then present that they "wilng witnesses
there betray their riends.'' To betray what?
His remarks admit his knowledge of the fact, that there
were 'frends to betray" and that fiduds and corrup
..-,-, hatr III
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AGAINST THE LOAN. :,
Minnesot an, st. Paul.
Zeitung, (German) do.
News ami Republican, st.
Anthony.
Messenger, Saltwater.
Independent. Hastings.
Republican, Red Wing.
PoSten, (Sw wede) do. I!
Lake City Tribune, Wa
/ bashaw Co.
Herald, Reeds Landing.
Republican, Chattield.
Pioneer, Bancroft.
Independent, Mankato.
Bulletin, Cannon Falls. /
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DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.
NECTER PAPERS.

New Tim paper (German)l Advertiser. -; faui.
/ Reporter, Sbak9lee., - De-.
against. fof' .
papers ...l6 republican Papefs '".,.D
Democratic do w II Democratic do ....,..I
yantsr do - 1lNeuter do ,.......2
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LabOrtng Men ,

THos. G. JEWELL, Sec'y.
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MINNES0TlAN
heir own Puytty ana
slative NIadmen.
q @, Nf1N 600 Loan in the

Ierislatur,. tier have a guardian APP
pointed or else all hands shea "a ief'""'''
don straight Jackets for certainly they are
furnishing daily the most .palpaele EVIDENCES
that they are crazy stark mad !-lunauc !!
and consequently dangerous to themselves
and the community-eyldenc rs palpaoie
and, strong as ever were required to incarce-
rate any non-compos individual the state OF
whose mind was in question before a com
missioner ds luilatico inqqiradi! ! In the
State Sc ate on Monday: because of our ex-
position of the disgraceful items Qiquor, re-
yolver etc for which an officer Of that body
was voted t.rtra pay, under the false pretence
of extra services performed by him it was
proposed to violate the Constitution and ex-
eicise q censorship over the freedom of the
press, and to restrain by terrorism its privi-
lege on behalf of the people of free comment
upon the actions Of their representatives, and
upon the motives for those actions in their
representative capacity If the raging mad
men who, at that time, smarting at the expo
sure of a hideous truth, disgorged their wrath
upon this paper, had proceeded to the eXtre-
nifty which they threatened, they would
have had, We are led to believe, not quite so
good time of it before they were through
their career, as they probably supposed they
would have''when.. they started in ovent their
impotent rage upon the Minaesotian The
opportunity, much to our regret did not
then present itself to forthwith embody their
froth and rage into q substantive proposition
for our being hung, drawn and quartered ;
and by Tuesday morning, their courage oozed
out like Bob Acres at their finger ends
some wise old Gopher outside of their ring,
having probably cautioned them of their i'm
prudence, they concluded to forego the graft
fcation of their greedy ...-..
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4tAtroishi innipfion snabhthei by SPECIAL Hpdpae,
J~hs tsl,g y tAe SIC. 80 Ds'i,sssed sriqff

lINAAAAN|IfAft NNANA
6tAerol.ai isnipiisn snabtted ~ SPECIAL HeifvNeat
fhe Hrio q tAe 6ici aad Disfrf,sfd aNfciff
etN piF1isht aaf fpidtait Dsstassa
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
u view Of the awful dcstrclou of human ll caosed b.
Sexual basesand No decepons prhcliced upon The M
oitunate te.n o such Diseases BY Quncka ssyera yetu
egs % osesS ase .e se e0nsa"g surgeon, CHAI
treatment u w GLASS o denses IN al their forms and e
give MEDICAL ADNlCh SRAi ilS. 70 all WIN aunly bv letter
With absorption OF their cuuditiun ,hr occorafon ha
Of ln &c.l and IN cases uf estrhe otrfv Il FliRNiBH
MEDCINEs FREE or CHAltcE 8 need ess % adj thnt
ace and VII furnish the most ApFro,ed nolss sseai,.nt
The Direcor Of The Association, n their Annual enor,
upon the treatment of Sextna Dseasee for tie wear tr,J
Jan,aiv lat 1853 eSpress highest sataallon l i3
success which hps attended the hio Of The Consunr sos
geon Of Seuatorhooa Seminal Neaknear I'M.
pctencc, Gohofrhca elect Syphilis the vice ~ Onan o.
erhbue, &c. and order contnuance Of The same plan Cor
The Direcio on review Of the past fel ssured that
their abra a spere % benevolent effort hare been
great benefit the afflicted especially 20 the young,
they resolved 10 devnte henselves with renewed real
10 fiis very important and much des2sed
An ndmirahe Report spermaofrhoa Seminal Weak.
mesa the Vice Of nanisn dasturaon OF Self Abise and
other diseases Of the Sexual opanh BY the Consulting Sur
Reon. which will be sent By mail Cn sealed Envelofe)
FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of two stamps fot pc
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and trcai ~
of diuease diet &c. constantly bcng published
gratultous distribution, and will be sent TO tho Afflicted
Some NJ the remedies and methods of treatment discov
ercd drvine thelas' of great value.
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALCIUM, ConrultinR surgee'
Howard Asuoc lon south NINTH Street. Philadelphia
Pa BY order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRcHIIlD Secretary.
asa EZRA n, HEARTWFII. President
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wM NUDGE h Co., PrOprietors Of Or. Trasks Magno
Ointment Earlyie Madison Co.. New York. General Agents
Price rs cts ..- Iy45
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THE very best and largest assortment of
y CoHss,a BDw. H. ROBERTS.
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AYERS
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and with assurance, founded on proof, that
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That which protects from or prevents this
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M REDHEAD, Successor to II. {
wv TooMRs M his OLD established Shop one doc
South Of the Bank has low hand and for sas large apo
splendid assortment of Harness ~ every S ~niI ~ H., IT,
will sell for ready pay, low can be r ' ~ ~ Wv
county. Persons wishing buy good substance. ~ !"
carriage Harness will and il to their advantage to
examine his work efore purchasing elsewhere. All go
up in the newest style and for elegance and durability cannot
be surpassed All work warranted.
WHI'Iis assortment of Whips never large hall
cheap present He is also prepared to do all kinds
carriage trimming with and dispatch.
REPAiRISG, Of all kinds promptly attended To- DO not Tor
gete place door south Of the Bank Main Street. ha
6ula, Ohio. June "a, 1857. n.fNif 90.
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EARE REDU CED THE nzSAx1
Il Regular Fare from Ashtabula to War Ers4zz5es,t
ren has been put at Two Dollars and from Asa-
bula Fifty Cents.
You that want to ride cheap and comfortably do no by
taking this line The entire line from Ashabula Sae
been stocked with good horses coaches seg
&e We mean TO put travellers through time, and with
fort, as low they travel by their conveyance and
without the trouble. II. 4 J. C. CULVER
Ofees-Ashtabula House, Ashtabua Prentice House. JEFF
erson. January Is, 1857 SO
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livery Family nowadays begins to
H. feel the Importance Of these machines bnt many At
loss M deciding in the matter Of selecting while others have
hastily purchased cheap single thread machine which they
And Il bt poorly suited 10 the end designed Those
bo have rd opor tunities comparison Of the merits
th eent In use readily discover which holds the
superiority and gve the palm where justice points It due
Wheeler 4. Wilson's Machine
every intelligent observer will admit stands without
Its advantages are
Its simplicity and beauty Of construction.
The excellence and neatness OF Its stitch-alke both
Sides and It's freedom from anything like avelng
brous cord on the undersde.
spsedaccuraey, and reliability at any rate Of speed.
Economy Of thread.
Porsabnity-ease Of operation and management.
Quetness Of movement
Ready adaptation every species Of family sewing gath
erng &c 80
This Is pure and simple narration Of its qualities which
will appear every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism such TO make its
acquisition to any ones paror. -
One machines may be seen In operation at the residence
the subscriber who is authorised to supply demand Tor
them in this vicinity. JAMES iEED'
There Is but one Sewing Machine and that is Wheeler
Wilson JUDGE MEiGs, OF the American Institute.
Ashtabuly, February L. 1858. 4H
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Ambrotypes,

~ BALES peia--asHored Pattens Bale Cocoa
X MAtinsi also, hne assortment Of Floor Oil Cloths
For sale by eco. WILLARD.
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from % twenty-five per cent would attention to
the following list;
Good fast colored prints at 10 cents pr yard
Merrimack Cocheeo prints ii
Best de LANES 20
Handsome Poplins 81
Valentias Pole de Cheveres A
French Merenos from 2 shillings upwards
Union Plaids at twenty-eight cents
Good Blanket ShawIs at $3.50, worth $3.50
do do do Sc do 500
Embroideries at cost or less.
Mantiiias and Shawls very low.
All other Goods viii be offered at a great
reduction from former prices.
Also--A large stock Of Ladies Fur
Goods. to which we invite attention.
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TF You have any Bntter, Eggs. or any
u other Home Manufacture 10 dispose o take them 70
EnWARD III ROBERTS.
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HOME TESTLMOMY

HOME TES1TMONY
Hartford, TrunibalI Co. o. March 7tb, 1857
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Grenberp
Medicines for tine past year. and truly say that have
offered any medicines to the public that will
the Fills and cat6oicoa rhsy viii readily s perform al any
more theu e promised for them have sold about fifty
suits In every case. J. II O. JOHNSON, Medical Agt.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graenberg Medicines
Dr. b. Is physician Of extensive practice, and the
most successful in the county mbu in which he resides
Aarshals Cahoeon sold here by J. H. G. johnson, my
practice to my entire satisfaction They good medicines
Hartford Trumbull Co. O., March l. 1857 -.
am physician of thirty years practice. Ny principal
study has been disease Of female They have generally baed
shalrs Uterine catholeoD, pleased with them gave
former practice could only mitigate the symptoms
about half the could in ten. Now
can radically at least seventeen in twenty and mitigate
est blessing 70 females have met with. ="
IN. WILLIAMS. NJ D., Charleston.
III. West Bedford, coshoeton Co. BIAy Il, 81
Of The Graenberg compact the Ten yeaf and have
invariably found them to give good satisAeon and pills
coffee and with my they have become staple ar
tele. Marsa's Uterine Catholeon medicine that has
done great amount Of good IN female diseases. One lady
sold II 10 told she had received benefit from one lot
tie than she did from long course Of medical treatment BY
w '''' '-''''N - JAMES WILSON.
Eorsalsby - -. ~.
BENHAM JOHNSON, AshtabulA.
gr. w. r. ALLEN, Jefferson, . 81 d..
A. r. BECKwfTH New Lyme,
"I' .iH'l A. MecAUSLAND, RockcTeek 1852
..# HaI +. CURTIS, Tnmbnl
N. PARISH, KingsviIle.
l. LYONS COnneant.
II. MORGAN, TiartsgroFe,
Y. II. MILLER Co.. AustinburE,
.r.-r.-., r. ~ NORTON. AndOyeT.
r. SPRING, Geneva.
And By one Agent In ali principal towns in Ohis.
For Medicines and Agencies, address
II. B. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND,
43o Agent forOhis
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OE FAMILY PHYslo,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence OF these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 80
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
dangerous d;Seases Tbe s~sn; hSio1 n"rs.S sno e
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness Heartburn, Headache arising from dis0ydered
Stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
InactiOR Of tire Bo,cets F2atuieaey, Loss of Appe-
hfe, Jaspdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the Testora-
tOn Of tone and strength to the system debiltatea
by disease.
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Morses Indian Root Pills sold by $. r. JOHNSON, Ashtt
tabula. Ohio, and all Dealers In Medicine.
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GEO y llAidt AsntAyulA; h. A.. AutA te0eraon SteYeS
Fitch Geneva; b. g. Webster Amboy; L. J. We ster Goa
neaut; A Acausand Morgan; A. j. Miller Aua ibufr aaa
w all deaers ip Medicines every where, SEQ
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GOLD PENS.--ff you wish TO get q
NJ superior Cola Pen eaIn a sTEELEs, ana Vi hls y
hs has iust received dne lot per k1ggss.
Ashs.lalg Agah -, ls6H