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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-20
For the Gate City.


Celebration ~ Fsrefaihers' Day. y
MHssks. EpIroxs Please announce to the
pablo sha. the first Festival Of the Plymouth
Society will take place on the 22nd inst, ~
o. O'Clock, p. M, 10 the Unitarian Churah.
The order Of exercises will DO q follow:
LIST. Music, under the direction Of Prof. o.
c. Isbell, assisted by his efficient choir.
I'd. Prayer.
Sd. Music.
4th. An Grafton, by j. R. Briggs.
5th. Music.
9th. A Poem, by Albert Sut!ihe.
7th. Music.
Immediately after the close Of the exerci-
ses at the Church, the members Of the soci-
ETY. and invited guests will repair to the Bill
lings House, where supper will be served At
0 D. m. The citizens are cordially invited TO
attend, and oil Of New England origin invi
ted to become members Of the society.
X. HUBBARD,
Chairman Com. Arrangements.
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a nsy,s Trial.

The Springfield Republican has capital
article on this subject. Here arc some ex-
tracts:
his REGULATIONS WITH THE sold nAN!o
We suppose that the frat severe trial boy
has to undergo is to submit his viii to the
old man, who he il taught to consider his
father. To be restrained in doors 1t night,
to be forbidden to 60 in swimming Ave times
. day, or to be hindcred from pinching tho
rest OF the children just for fun, 10 An inter
ference with natural inalienablo rights, every
way injurious to tho feelings, and then, when
upon some Overwhelming temptation, the boy
asserts his independence Of parental control,
and receives "t9nning," with switch,
from ounce busy either upon his back OF
his bare feet, it1scomse really very seri.
ous thing. We never Scould sse that the
smart Of an operation likk this was 1t al 20.
suaged by tho afectionate assurance that 1t
was bestowed out Of pure love.
STRING wrrH TIE GlRLs.--Ths next great
trial Of tho boy 10 20 be obliged BY cruel
master TO sit with tho girls 1t school. This
usually comes before the development Of
those undeniable af6nities which, in after
life, would tend to make the punishment
more endarable; TO bePoinsed on. ~ "eal
boy" to BIO smiled 1t grimly BY tho master.
49," ~ ~ s~A AVAknSuN vita ut9 VWu lDEU0e
bic PLEASANTLY a. TO give the little boys IL
ccnse 60 laugh aloud, anu 10 90 placed Sy
the side OF girl who has no handk srchief,
and no knowledge OF the use Of that article.
il, we admit, trial Of no mean magnitude.
Yet 10 have been there and been Obliged TO
'ssit up close" with big Rachel, laughing and
blushing till We came " hate her name. W.
wonder whore the overgrown frowsy GREAT.
ure in now, and what the condition OF her
| head lisp
| The FIRST LoNo- TAiLED CoAr.--We do mol
believe that any boy ever put on his 6rsl
long. tailed coat without sense OF shame
He Krst twists his bssk half OF looking q i,
in the glass, and then whom hs stsps out oil
/ doors 1t seems TO him - IL oil creation ~.
In broad grin. The sun laughs 10 the sky
the cows turn to look q him; there are T.
ces 1t every window HE very shadow mockl
him. When he walks BY the cottage wher,
Jane lives, he dares not look up for his life
The very boards creak with consciousness o.
the strange spectacle, and the old pair O
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Subscriptions for the DAiLr GArE CRY, end
WEnxLx VALLsy WnIc, must be accompanied by
the cash In al cases.
Daily subtcri bers psythe carrier If they pre-
Fer, once in two weeks. The carrier lie advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All adsertisemeDts mnst be paid for in advance,
except in the ease Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts With such, settlements win he
made quarterly.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

/
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!|
IAxyR are NOV In receipt e our stock IL
w ~ OLIDAY HOOKS.
10 whssA wsinvits attention. Oar stock compri-
-, In part, The following WORKS;
RLENDlDLY lLLuSfRlTED sro EDITIONS OF
Shakespeare,
0yron,
0urns,
Moore,
1emans,
Scott,
Dryden,
Pope,
Homer, ETC.,
Bound in Elegant Turkey Morroee Bindiau
asno. EDITaOrs Of
Longfollow,
Tsnnyson,
Leigh Hunt,
Whittier,
Mrs Jameson,
SAKE,
Holmes,
IN BLUE AND GOLD
LIBRARY EDITIONS OF
Aadison,s wsrks, . vets.
Goidsmith,s works. vols.
FueiAsng's wsvks. vsls.
steRns's work., vols.
Dean swifi's works ., . vets.
MArrynst's Works, f2veis.
lrviny,s works, i5vOls.
In uniform size and style, hound in elegant half
Calf or Antique.
CouRT OF NAPoLEox,
KNIcKEKBockKR GALLERY,
LEArLErs or MEnoaY,
CRIxNrAL ANNUAL,
Book or BEAUTY,
GEN or THs SEAsoxs.
ALSO,
A hne ..sortaen, Of JUVENILE BOOKS. AL
BUNS, PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES,
TOY BOOKS, ETC.,
Suitable for the coming Holidays, At the
CITY Book SfoRR,
DseIs OGDEN, BKowNELL ! co.
stryksr. wosa 0rsasisA.
ID EAL Estate Agents, on Third-st., will trade
IN Groceries Tor we'll ntaAtsd vacant dwelling
house lot. ldsel5dst
- scrip and warrants.
CTRYRER WOOD. Brokers, on I'd IT., will bay
- and seil City Scrip and City and County War
| rants. ldeel7dSt
| A N assortment just reosved 1T No. Estss
| n House. SAM.L q. BRIDGES.
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oniyafraenaly v,.,t.


There has been terrible sight Of buster
and bravadc amongst the dcmagogues Of the
press and OF Congress over recent visit OF
the British officers OF the steamer Valorous
on board the United States ship Washington.
Ii now appears from the official correspond
ence that the officers Of the Valorous simply
made friendly visit 10 the officers Of the
Washington TO get the news and have so
cial chat. Such 10 the explanation OF the
character Of the visit given by the British Of
hcers themselves, and such it was, according
10 the admissions Of Commodore Mclntosh,
Of the Arlington, himself.
u would be better for the reputation, the
morals and the manners of the country il
politicians and the press would cease playing
shs craggari and the blackguArd over every
exaggerated report Of this character that i
set s6oat at Washington.
a. Governor Richardson has resigned the
Govsrnorship of NsbrsskA and returned %
his old residence u Quincy. II 10 though,
that s. w. Black, Of the Supreme cour, Of
Nebraska, will BE- promoted to the yacau,
plaes.
a The Asa Wiigus Was ia and left Of
Saturday. The river was 10 very fair CON
dition. The wsAther VAS very mild, viii
prospscs for some sor. Of storm toward
night.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For xaIr or Exchanxe.

For Sale Exchange.
A n improved Fsrm--2i0 prairie, under hne cul-
n tiyAii,n, with 6rst cIass buildings and many
choice fruit trees, with 50 acres OF wood and tim
Der Iand--situsscd near the Mississ,ppi river and
Railroad, within Is mile Of keokuk. Will sell
cheap for cash. or will exchange for merchandise
or city property.
STRYKEa, WOOD GRIFFITH.
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An persons indebted TO this once are requested
70 call and settle or before the lst day Of
January 1853. After that date all unsettled sc-
counts will BIO put In process of collection BE-
cssding to law. j. b. HOWELL L co.
Dee. 16, 1858.
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In St. Louis. on Thursday. Dec. 9th, 1t clock
p. M, SAMUEL W. RAJ Tos. aged 10 years and
months, formerly Of Weiisyille, Ohio; brother Of
A. j. Ralston, II this city.
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X EOk X

THK DIS Moisls FALLfY WnIe Il published
every Monday at this Office, IL ono fthc oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended cirru-
lstion rourhout the lies Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-20

The arrival Of the Cunard steamer Arabia
1t Hslifax. on the 10th, relieves tho public
mind Of apprehension II regard to the satisfy
Of the steamship Indian Empire. That YES
sci had reached Galway. out Of fuel, and
with her wood work and furniture pretty we'll
used up to supply her lack Of fael.
The Calcutts mails had brought accounts
Of very destructive typhoon on the Indian
ocean which had swept vessels high and dry
on land, overthrown many buildings and
caused great destruction OF human life in
swstoa and vicinity. The Chinese Of Cochin
China we're gathering in strong force against
the French and Spanish at the Capital.
Louis Napoleon has psrdoned Montalem-
bert, but be refuses to accept the pardon,
denying the legality of the sentence, and the
authority Of the Emperor to "remit sen
tence not defnntive.''
The London market was unchanged
Breadstnffs slightly declined and dull
Wheat and corn dull and lower. Beef heavy
and holders anxious. Pork steady. Racor
quiet. Lard slightly; depressed at closing
sales reported.
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NEW wAY TO CuLrfvArs 4 FRIENDLY uxDKR-
sTAkpixo wfrn oHs's NEi0Hsos.--M March m
army into his territory snd take Temporary
OF it. II he remonstrate, tell the
ungrateful rascal that it il oil for his, not
your benefit. Hide the Presidents military
protscsorate for Sonora and Chihuahua.--
IN. Y. Express.
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EDWAfxD NEANa.

EDWARD DE Ms,
DR. A p Err AND TAIL OR,
Second-st., between Main and johnson, up stairs,
KEoKuK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cassimeres
IL constantly on hand sni out snd made up into
garments in Astyie UNSURPASSED In the city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in tho latest
and best styles. fdes1o-dlyl
RAILROAD MEETING.
VISHE subscsibsrs Of stock 10 the Missi ssppi and
4 WA.ash Railroad Company, inclpdsd In the
Western Division, are hereby notified that there
will 10 meeting he'd at TIE Court House In Car
tLage, Hancock o., ILL.,, GU the first Wednesday in
January, $50, thsing Tie day specified in the
amended Charter) al such stockholders, for the
purpose Of elccting three Commissioners for said
Western Division, and the transaction ofsuch oths
business as The wants If the road may rcQuire.-
The meeting will convene in the court room at Z
o'clock p. IN. general Attendance 10 requested.
MAGsls HoPKixs, Agent and
Proxy for Hancock Co.
ALgx. SIMPSON.
WILLIAM A. PATTERSON.
III. Nc LAuouRy.
G.. WiSsToH.
J.. SaoiL.
j. X. LusNMaHAn
I. iioLLowBUsH Co.
srEhLNa, WALLAc D Co.
Dec 4, 1858 dec lsutd
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NoREoLK, Dec. 1.-THE bark Parthan, for
whose safety much anxiety has been felt, has
arrived at st. Thomas dismastsd.
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JANIS AND JskAs.--lu the Cincinnati Con-
vention Of 1856, much amusement vas crsa-
led BY the fact, that many Of tho delegates
from this southern States, 10 giving their
votes, called MIR. Buchanan JSEns. l1dy
o. TINS city, Who hss passed the s.thrse SCORE
and ten" informs me. that when che -. :
g'rl' JANIS wss universally called JEEAs in
this city Historical Magasins.
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GA colored boy named simpson was
induced to ship for Liverpool, in New York,
on Tuesday, bat bis mother suspeeted some
thing wrong, and got the assistance Of the
police, who found the boy on vessel, not
bound for Liverpool, but for Mobile. The
crew WAS found to be wholly composed Of
colored boys, none OF whom had free pApers.
This looks like systematic kidnapping. The
sergeant Of the harhor police says that he
has frequently known ships to sail for south
ern ports with colored crews, and has noted
il as . remarkable fact that mono Of the
crews come back Elk.
This is only carrying out the doctrine an
nounced by Chief Justice fancy that "ne-
groes had no rights which white men we're
bound to respect"
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NOTICE. 10 hereby given TO The owners OF the
Lots described In The Foregoing list, sitaatsd in
thsCity u ksoksk, Lee sosnsg ,aad ttats q Iowa,
said described lets. - designated n absvs list.
BY tine City Council Of said city, baia9 IL est Of
ahsting nuisaneeoa easA Of cold lets rsspsssivs-
u, and pnlses psy nsat y nAAe II The taxss 20
January, A. b. 1850, tAs said lots, a. % mach
thereof - shAll b Assssssry 70 disehases said
tax and costs, win be cold On she DAY aforesaid
- the Mayors once In said atty. Between the
hours u o'clock AM asd > 'siosk p =.
CO. UT1VBN6,
Oellestssef The citysf ksoksk.
Bee IL. lo2o-htd s
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pike. peak.

We nre indebted to Gen. BridgemaD for
the following extract Of letter from John
W. Ross, dated at Council Bluffs, Decem-
Der 18th:
81 have information by persons just ar
rived from Cherry Greek, whom know we'll
and who are not only reliable men, but CON-
pe,ent judges in regard to gold, which salts
fes me that the whole country from the mouth
Of Cherry Greek to the mountains is full OF
gold. These persons say that miners are
making from ave to twenty dollars day.
"The sample send you 10 NOT fair one,
- the larger pieces have been taken out, but
any one acquainted with gold, will tell you
it is very 6ne.
"This will be a great point for Quitting,
being the most convenient one for the de-
parture OF gold seekers from oil tho North
ern States"
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TMIHTl-gIFT CONC u Eks.
SECOND ekssioN.

SkLoNu Eks1luN.
WAsANsToN, Dec. 16.
SKsArx.--v Various petitions were presented
and referred.
Arizona bill so AZ to provide for the election
officers by the people, for the term OF TWO
years. Referred to the Committee on Ter
ritores.
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution calling
on the President for information concerning
the landing BY the yacht Wandersr on the
coast OF Georgia, Of q cargo OF slaves, which
Was adopted.
liousx.--t'he Speaker laid before the House
message from the President enclosing COM
m unieations from the State and Navy De-
parsments in response to resolution calling
Tor information as to recent events in Cent
raj America. II WAS referred to the commit
tee on foreign affairs without being read
A communication VAS also received from the
Secretary Of State, making an appropriation
10 defray the expenses OF conveying desti-
tuse Americans from Van Couyer's Island to
San francisco.
The House resumed the consideration of
the Maryland contested election case Of Mr..
White against Mr.. Harris. Mr.. Boyce Of s.
q. said Mr.. White did not claim the seat for
himself, but opposed its occupation by Mr..
Harris. The House by los against 30 laid
the resolution On the table admitting Mr..
White TO the floor, To DO heard on the sub
jecs.
| Mr.. Eustis Of La, them moved to table
the resolutions reported from the committee
on elections, as follows:
Resolved, That il appears to this House
there was such tumult, riot, intimidation and
| injustice on tho election Of Representative
to Congress from the Sd Congressional Dis
trict OF Maryland on the Sd OF Nov, 1857, in
contempt TO law and violation OF the freedom
Of elections, that said election 10 void--and
the seat 10 declared vacant, and that the
| Speaker is directed to notify the Governor
! Of Maryland Of that fact. The resolution
/ VIA tAhlad nv lilH against or
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frsaa Washington.

The House Committee on Territories had
. meeting this .. M, and rejected, by vote
OF 10 4, Mr.. Grows amendment 10 the
Senate's Oregon bill to repeal that clause Of
the English Kansas bill which prohibits the
people Of Kansas from calling y convention
70 form q constitution until they have sui
hcient population for q Representative to
Congress, according to the federal ratio.
The bill a. IL came from the Senate vas
then ordered to be reported.
HousE.-The House 10 engaged 10 tho con
sideration Of the private calendar.
SsNArE--Not ia session.
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what about the Judgeshlp.

The Statute Of the Seventh General As
sembiy in relation to Ceiling Of of6ces,"
provides that in case the State officers and
Judges fail to qualify within ton days after
the frst Monday Of January, the once to
which they were elected shall be deemed VI !,
cant. And in such case, the Com provides,
in reference to District Judges, that the
Governor shall appoint TO gil the vacancy 30
created till the next general election.
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GTSome thirty citizens Of the Western
Reserve were arrested fsw days ago, for
rendering aid and comfort 70 fugitive slave.
The parties demanded trial, refused TO give
bail, and were finally released on moro for
NAL bail, amounting to $1,000 for the whole
crowd.
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GTWm. L. Dayton has declined TO be q
candidate for the U. S. Senate before the
Legislature Of New Jersey.
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I'll QoeAa4p s1e0. S
! ssdgsisnsa nn1sr ~ styis I'D Asm Of CLARK
Van Nostsand, Vas dissolved b. nstaai consent
Dsce ~, lass.
James CLARK will continue the business q here
d lie late Arm. JAMES CLxRR.
decl3dlw3w WI. n. VAN NOSTRAND.
posRAT1UersAbp Notice.
IAMk6 CLARK has associated viii him II. II.
JcLARKs undas ~ style - asn q J., ! ii. II.
Clark.
Tbs Hide, LsalAss asa 6Alllsry Hardware bust
ness Nll b conducted ct ths old stand Of CLARK
Van Ncstrand - tofmesly.
b 1ecJ 11ot.v1t
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Ie ie . Fact
THAT MALTDYss UALTIMORE
q = s. 4 d j 3


FAIR TRIALi
vTyH1 hsst Oyster Soup on record vas rot up st
j tbs fauosS Oyster Huppsf On the I'D inst,
given b the Ladies' of The First Daptist Chareh,
and II was unanilnoGly dSsided that The FAlR-
HAVEN OYSTER 10 iAs Oytsr.
r. 6.--The shove brand Of Oyatsr b received,
fresh from he Oyster bed, daily, and for ssh q
the smallsum Of 90 cents per Gau, b.
w. H.AUETIN AGO.,
noy2sd No. lis Maln-st.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-07-24
Convention of Sons of MALTA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 90.
The national convention of the Sons of
Malta, re assembled.
The chairman of the business committee
offered report which was adopted, for the
formation of the Consistency, consisting of
two delegates from each Lodge represented
The convention then adjourned.
Consistency subsequently met and elected
Dr. A. S. Jones, of New York, Chairman.
On motion, it was resolved thai this select
body be hailed at the supreme grand councils
of tie Sons of Malta in the u S., Cuba and
Mexico, to act in concert with the supreme
grand Lodges of Europe. The following Off
GERS were then elected Supreme Grand
Commander, Howell Henry Vice Grand
Commander, Curtiss Guild Grand Chancel-
lcr, Daniel W. Bass Grand Secretary, II. L..
Peterson, of Pennsylvania Grand Treasurer.
James Fisher Of Ohio Grand Conductor,
Geo. W .DiNs, of New York.
After the appointment of the various COM
mittees of the Supreme Grand Council, thew
adjourned this PM, until the I'd Monday
IN October, to meet in New York
The visiting members from Havana. Fran, G.
England and Germany, were then admitted
to the floor and appeared greatly interested
in the proceedings.
"A universal convention of all the Lodges
in the land, was spoken Of and will probably
take place in 1859.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-07-24
THIRD READING.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1858.
HOUSE-The House was called to order
pursuant to adjournmen by the Speaker.

HOUSE.-The House was called to order
pursuant to adournmen by the Speaker.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. STEVENS Memorial to Con-
gress for an appropriation o! lands to each OF
the States for the presentation Of the hlsto-
rical records of the several States.
By Mr.. DECOW TO incorporate the
town of Moritzeous.
Bv Mr.. WILSON To legalize the cleo
ton held at Louisville.
SECOND READING.
Senate bills TO amend an act in relation
to Free Schools in the town of Minneapo-
lis.
TO authorize the Board Of Supervisors OF
GOOdhue county to issue bonds for the cree
ton of County buildings
To amend chapter 81 of the Revised Sta
tutes.
To change the name Of Willie c. Denver
Laid on the table,
House bills Providing for the appoint
ment and prescribing the duties OF state ~
cincer Referred to the Railroad COMMIT
TO amend the act organizing the County Of
Sibley.
THIRD READING.
.Seaofe Bill: To authorize and regulate the
business of banking. Passcd-ayes &C, nays
8.
TO authorize the Board of Supervisors of
Wright county to borrow money. Passed.
Relative to Territorial road from Smith
vile to Shakopee. Passed.
To amend the act authorizing the estab-
fishing ferry across the Mississippi river at
La Crescent. Passed.
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MONDAY, JULY 10, 1858.

HOUSE.-The House met pursuant to
adjournment and was called to order by the
Speaker.
By Mr.. BUFFERS: Favorable to the pas
sage of the bill to legaliZe certain convcyances
heretofore made. Adopted.
By Mr.. RANDALL: Favorable to the
passage of the bill for the protection of fish
in Green Lake, Chsago county. Adopted.
BY Mr.. OTIS: Favorable to the passage
of the bill to create lien in favor of mechan-
les and others in certain cases. Adopted.
BY Mr. STARKEY From the joint COM
mittee to whom was referred the subject Of
promoting emigration: In favor of appointing
commissioner to reside in New York city,
with a salary of $4,000 PER year, for the pur-
pose of procuring emigration from the Ger
manic States, and also commissioner at
Boston, with salary of $1,000, with the
view of promoting emigration from the eastern
States.
BY Mr. MASTERS: From the joint COM
mittec on the town organization, submitting
bill proposing certain amendments.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. STARKEY: TO provide for the
appointment of a State Engineer.
By Mr.. POETLER: To amend the act Or
ganizing the county OF Sibley.
SECOND READING.
House Bills: To amend section II, chapter
l6. of the session laws of 1856.
TO provide for the establishment of State
normal schools. Referred to select COM
mittee consisting of Mcssrs. Pcckham, Bray
and Stevens.
To provide for the Minnesota Institution
for the education of the Deaf and Dumb.
TO amend the charter of the city of ST..
Anthony.
To provide for the location Of a State
Prison at Winona.
To prevent certain domestic animals from
running at large.
To amend the session laws of 1854, rela-
tive to redemptions.
THIRD READING
Senate Bills: 10 protect fish in Green
Lake, Chisago county. Passed.
To legalize certain conveyances heretofore
made Passed.
House Bills: TO provide for the organiza-
ton of the Legislature. Passed.
To provide for constitutional quorum in
the Legislature. Lost for want of constitu-
tional majority.
TO authorize the county of st. Louis to
borrow money. Referred to select COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Otis, Randall
and Watrous.
THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Mr.. BEARCE in the Chair, made the fol
lowing recommendations:
T. amend the Revised Statutes. To be
engrossea.
To amend the charter of the city of St.
Anthony. To be laid on the table.
To provide for the location of a State
Prison at Winona. To the committee on
States Prison.
To provide for the regulation of County
Jails. To be engrossed.
Regulating the hours of manual labor. To
be engrossed.
To amend section IL, of chapter Is, of the
session laws of 1855. To the committee on
the judiciary.
For the location and establishment OF the
Minnesota Institution for the Deaf and Dumb