The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-20

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easAfs. Eridsy, Jan q bill authorizing the in.
bsbisanfs u B.A6adk ColaatyJt y change sheiry eouety
seat, vas introduced. Aisoto creps ! henestsad for
settlers,
Al intrsstiss debate spruasg up relative to tie San
HI {nddisH 44kx1Ysdision, which shows hos the terrible
l6at1es VIII Indians are manufactured. A few drunken
vaeabnnd lBaans, not over five 10 number, were loa6ng
sronnd ! seft1ement called Washington. A story Va
started in ST. Paul that the people there were in immi.
est Danger from an expected atack by q large party of
lnaisns. A company Of volunteers was got M and
started of 10 the scene Of danger The settlers At Sun.
rise were surprised one morning, 2 sse the company
nsschipg over their fields, pretty veil intoxicated. and
nAfs 80, to see them set upon the 1sdia1E one Of .tor
I'll killed, and the rest they made B~f7sopera, but not
b9f6fa josing ore Of their own nupsberL After retu,n.
in1, their exploit was duly hersbded a. 4 daring achie,e.
msnt against the blood thirty savages Npr THE auix-
otie aa.ira bill Of 81, eco is prestatedsB dekay the
expeas6a. i vas merely q spree indslged in ff ! fsv
The Senate is NOT disposed Is e6So6asS14hsdA exped-
Mons BY paying such fabulous exp hsea
~ Members made cesipisinfin regard 10 fh9non-deNyer
Of mail matter sent ~ them to their fdepdsL e
common prse,ice Of the contraston 4 tbrcv q 49,
paper bags along Ihc route, sometines IN suehl maspess
q. '.cJ yS1ss pl'Ie-t 49,. NE vss O0eeb g u8nten1
Ibs lin for jaauisg tvo hundred tho1usand dolL.s !.
State 1ondSy was disrpased. Soue <aemte1 sdvocsted
the Z - It m inferest Of only 6acsxzent- per snuum,
and at that they wcu1d be eagerly sought after for
banking purposes, if a good banking system should be
for this State. Others thought IL per cent.
would be the least they could be sold for; but the opin.
ion appeared to be between these figures by the general.
ity Of the members.
The House bill authorizing the Commissioners Of
Wabashaw Co. to issue bonds to construct public build.
ings, was passed.
Also a bill to locate a State Road from Brownsville
to Shell Rock. gffTffQ
that he could not have the election returns copied, and
he would not allow the originals to 60 out of his Office.
de would allow them the privilege of copying them,
lily lMEytI.IsAkD x,,Iy
HOUSE, Jan. "a bill passed authorizing the city of
st. Paul to issue $205 900 in bonds to completes sewer.
A'biH passed iocatng the Cannon Falls and St. Paul
Geo d. KingsIey's petition for the seat held by Mr..
Durham was accepted, and a resolution adopted grant
ing hin. the. seat. .u50-@t.+-. H..
a3EhEqA II Summary Of News.
The authorities in New York City are making strenu-
Gus efforts to break up the ~swindling ticket Offices where
:" many %emlgrants have been robbed for years past.
Ot1cers are detailed to inform emigrants, as they land.
where to 60 to purchase proper tickets. The runners
WILL oe checked IN their villainons practices, we hope.
@7fhes election to GIT the sacaucy o~ccasioned By the re-
+lgnaton ST MIR. B4nks,r in the SEVENTH Congressional
District Of Massachusetts, has resulted in the choice Of
Daniel W. Gooch, Republican.
81 Donnelly, who murdered a fellow clerk at Staten TEL.
last summer, with whom he had gambled and lost
considerable stms, was executed on the 9Th inst. He
protesting his Innocence. 81 ~
= When the message Of Gov. Lipon. of M.rv,.,a -.
in the Legislature of that State. It was re-.
lected by a. decisive vote. The reason was because the
reflected severely on the American nartv COW.
err OF whose members were elected by fraud and VIC.
i7'8th{ti38 e%HH =
District Attorney McKeon has been removed from Ii.
by the President, for taking part in the election
Of Mayor of New. York, to defeat Wood. Mr.. Sedo.
was confirmed by the Senate, to take his place, by
Dr., Arson Jones, Ex-President of Texas. comm;ttea
suieide At Houston on the 9Th inst, by blowing out hi.
rvs
: The treaty with Japan, negotiated by Commodore
Perry. . few years ago, seems likely to become of good
account, especially when steam communication is est,h.
lished between St: Francisco and China. 9
Notwithstand the hard times, the sale of pews at Rev
Henry Ward Beecher's church realized double the
amounted to s4,250.
An engine boiler exploded on the 9th inst. on tho
Railroad, at Piermont, which killed two. men. 4
had Just been placed on the Rad, and cost ten thous-
and dollars.
1t has been decided in Indiana, that a marriage tn he
egal in that State, only requires the mutual consent Of
.ho parties to the contract, without license or other for
nali'ies. 1t is required that the agreement be record.
I'd, but a ne lect to do SO only subjects them to a fine.
Thomas Mckenna, formerly of Utica, N. y, and
ately of Lawrence Kansas, has a wife and child at the
after place who are anxious to hear from him. He :.
to be somewhere on the Mississippi or Missour;
rlvers chopplng wood. skg 50 .sagAss aT.l IS
. The Washington Era says the hard times will cut its
ist Of subscribers down at least one-third. 9 pns
esa has a.r.i rs, New ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1858.
Gen. Parodi has issued "a proclamation against the
OF Commfrt. and was making large sleyies Of
troops. The Department of Vera Cruz has recalled ;ts
Of the plan of T~acubaya. A civil war seemed
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Z ao,'ast eTsa Noilce Of Petition. ieF7svoa
Notice is hereby given that a petition viii be presented
o the Commissioners at their next mee.ing latter thirty
from this date for a Public load, beginning at
Lake Mill thence up through the blnf. where
he road has been partially built BY 'Foote 4 Bassett,
NE. to the n. angle Of the s. n, quarter Of
ection No. IA, township No. It's, north Of Range Is,
Of the fifth principal meridian; thence easterly to
i nay intersect with some street IN the City Of
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