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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05

| He can do this but in no other way can
Minnesota sovereignty be represented at
Washington if it so happens an Extra Session
| of Congress should be proclaimed by the
President
There are some who may think the Gov
ernor OF the State has power to order a
| special election for members of Congress );
| but this would be mistaken notion; for
| the Executive has no authority except what
| is directly conferred upon him by the State
Constitution or by State laws; and as the
Constitution is silent, and there is no State
law on the subject, he would be guilty of a
misdemeanor in office if he should direct any
such special election. His only authority
now, would be to bring the Legislature to-
gcther, to let them act in the premises. Now,
isn't this all nice coil the last Democratic
Legislature and Mr.. SIBLEY's veto has got us
into! But it is only fair specimen Of our
highly favored Moccasin Democracy, which
wehope the People of the State will show their
appreciation Of at the next general election!
But suppose the Extra Session of Con-
gress is not held, and no Special Election of
our State Legislature is convened here by Mr.
SHELLEY during the ensuing summer, the fact
still stares us in the face that there is stiu
no State lao to authorize congregational cleo
ton in October, Of 1s59!-that during the long
term of Congress, commencing in December,
1859, Minnesota will be without 3 member on
its floor
What is the remedyp Is there no way
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05

course had raised no surplus of crops, when
the Sale was advertised. The notice of sale
warned them that they must prove up and
pay up before the day of sale or their claims
would be put up on purchase by the highest
bidder along with the other lands.
This alarmed the farmers. They knew that
if put up, the Spectator stood ready to seize
his home and the fruit Of labors, and all the
more eagerly because of those labors.
To escape this catastrophe, they were COM
PEELED to borrow the price of their lands at
three and four per cent. month, and so res
cue them by this desperate procedure from
the more Immediately impending ruin threat
ened by Mr.. RICE and Mr.. PHELPS Land Sale !
1t was, as the result has shown, indeed
desperate procedure, for the financial crisis
has come, the money they borrowed is over
due, and the money-harpy is foreclosing upon
their homesteads in every direction, or threat
en- shortly to do so, and the men who have
made Minnesota what she is-who have re-
deemed her from the wilderness and caused
her fields to blossom with harvest flowers,
must 60 forth from the gardens their hands
have made, to seek new homes in some newer
wilderness Isn't it sad and melancholy to
contemplated r.. Is s.-l}
1t was knowledge of these facts, and of
this state of things-brought on us by the
Democratic leaders Of Minnesota, two of whom
are now in high offices-that made me hail
with delight the recent measure of the Repub-
Leans in Congress to prohibit any Land Sale
until ten years after the survey, which would
be equivalent to granting the actual settler
ten years credit on bis lands.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05


By the way, some of Mr.. SIBLEY's bro
Their negotiators in New York, since their re-
turn home, quiz not little the Great Mecca
sin for the airs he put on when he first arriv-
ed in the great city. He intimatcd to NED
RICE, J. W. NORTH and others, that he thought
they had not gone the right way to work.
they had, he "was of opinion " there would
be no difficulty" none whatever" -and that
elf the negotiations for all the Companies were
put into his hands, he doubted not he would
secure a successful result" The story goes
that, thcreupon NORTH, RICE and the rest Of
them held private consultation, and though
meanwhile all laughing in their sleeves, they
nevertheless resolved to let him have chance
of trying how hard road the Wall street Jor-
dan was to travel! They turned over all the
negotiations into his hands. They Skinned
him around Wall street everywhere, setting
him up steeply as " Gocernor srBLEY-the
GOUern0r of Minnesota evidently to the
huge delight of His Moccasin Highness -
Then the fun was to observe Wall street trot-
ting him out-putting him through his PAGES
him with ugly questions about the
+. understanding upon which the people had
voted the Loan ?-what was the population
nd wealth of Minnesota, and the ability and
wi, Ungness of the people to bear taxation to
nav ,.ho interest ?-how much it would take
70 complete the roads what he thought
would bt, the amount Of business on the roads
if completed, &C., &c. After three or four days
of this kind ,f discipline, SHELLEY began to per-
spire freely, a.ad-to the great qualification OF
NORTH, RICE, and the others, who enjoyed MS
perplexity, though anxious for his success
he was compelled 70 admit that ut ''as more
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Medicine and Electropath
HAS CONCLUDED TO PR

Professor OF Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
HI MANENTLY locate ln Cleveland, and has remov-
ed Office Bank street to the west side Ontario
street oveLG Beck Co.'S Grocery store, oRe block from
Tho immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Of Chrome Diseases JUS him in announcing to the sick
that he win make
No Charge for services tohich are not successful
according 20 an opinion which will be given when the
ten Is first examined, in tho following discusses Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, IN its FORM Ague and Fever
Dysentery, General Debility Nervous Consumption Ast-
eet or hands, Paralysis Palsy, lmpotenoy ST. VItus
Dance, Lameness Sick Nervous Headache, all nervous
discusses Neuralgia. Diseases Of The Kdr eys, Dropsy
Rheumatism, SCTofula Spinal complaint Salt Rheunl.
Scaled Head, Iever-SoTes, White swelling (Dr O. vi
pay 500 to phyican in tho world u no will equal
success in treating White Sweling,) Wilhored Limbs
OF from disease Of the optic neve termed AmaurosiF,
also nursing sorenOulh, Leucorrh@a aud other diseas
peculiar to females.
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom or never been cured
by Dr. q with degree Ofcertainy amounting to NATL
ematoal precision namely Chronic Inflammation Con-
later attendtd with melancholy mud
with loss OF umbitOnOr mental and which frequen
yteTminate IN tdlocy, insanity suicide. Dr. GIBSON
Will Qret SOO IN case OF auie TO remove any OF the last
named diseases, Ha hopes his notice. with the
aud respectable aud favorable references which
give, will be sufficient guaranty the thousands who
suffering from disease Of the BRAIN that theV
positively their health receive handsome pre-
MUM in case Of failure.
Patients may be at his 6ice In various Stages OF
eonyalecence who have been reatedby all classes ed-
cal men without success.
Dr c. would that ho possesses the only reliable
mode OF detecting tho location of mmedi-
atey point out the precise of all pain disease IA
case OF any invalid who may present himself for eTamn
tiOu
OFFICE HouRs-s to H. and 2 to O'Clock daily Sun
days excepted, and from to O'Clock on Monday and
Thursday evenings. Rpld
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March 10. lssg

[No.e4l AN ACT
10 amend Section AIS Of the Code Of Civil Procedure
swans Statutes, piEe ST.,
3Ol BE IL eaaCted bg the General Assembly Of tie
State Ohio That section four hundrCd and f
act entitled an act establish Code Of Civil Pfoced-
nra he amended TO TeHd follows Section 4l5
when judgement Is recovered against per-
jointly indebted contract, pTOms0Ty note
other Instrument in writing those who originally
summoned may be nude parties to the judgment by action
Provided however action may be brought upon any
contract, pTumiSory note other Instrument In writing
gainst any more Of the joint makers joint Uh
to any such contract prumsOry note other ms
ment IN writing Notwithstanding judgment has
may hereafter ho obtained in any any ofthe
Union than the state Ohio against one OF more
Of sud joint makers JOINT Cbgors to any such contract
nromsoy note or other instrument and saia action shall
proceed upon said Instruments Ia all respects hpush
no Judgment had been obtained against any uf the
ma kers obgOTs thereof Provided further that ac-
ton shall be maintained npOn any such Obligation against
one against whom action has been prosecuted
hnal judgment,
Sec 2 That said section four hundred and dte,u be
and the /. hereby repealed.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect from and aeT ils pas
ge
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
y. BASSETT LAN0DON,
III 1 he Ast "A a
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MarohIO, 1850
AN AOT

mo. GIL AN ACT
To Cour give effect 10 the iatsution Of par-
ties and officers by ouiug defects omissions and errors
saconl BE Il enacted By tie General AsssHbh Of the
Site ono, thqt IN all cases wherein any officer or ui-
Iarty person persons body corporate
or PERSONS intending and undertaking to become body
as heaet9oIe ma As OF may hersqleI by reason
eor ~ any instrument la writing, or ia any proceeding,
he laws q this state shall coupe ent for ihe Courts
Of ths state aud they are horohy authozed TO sye fu
tuect 70 ai saoh anu onecds "ccordng 10
The true and nanfes Intention of he parties thoret0
Sec q Ihatwheneyer any such error omission or de-
feet shahave occurred or may hereafter occur ia nny In
sltnment or pr eeedng, which Is required 70 Do made
matter oireoord It sha ne Competent for an party
peso q ps sons l1oy corporate oI persons IN
ing claiming interest In the tion OF err
omission q aeieet g Gle bis her o hsT Retion ~ any
es setting forth particularly the sIf or omission
complained Of and ask az order Of TA Coul9 the cor
reeon thereof ana m all where such appoaton Is
made by any body corporate by persons intending and u
aSfskps g become body Coauupun being
defect or omission cumpnedm o. and oft tm0 aud place
OF hearing the same has been duly for six conse
utye weeks 10 newspaper In general circulation 40
lhe county where such application may be mnde, and mall
been y brought before hs Coult 10 Tie manner pTe
,cbed by law Ter making service In civil aoons and upon
being Iissd that luoh mistake, error or omission has
same which order shall no died in the Office ia which such
is9glTea 20 20 kspl aud from and ater such ang
received "a evidence IN all Ia all Courts the Same as
Il 80 s9eh s[foi omission OF defect had ever existed.
way connected with body corporate the pruceed Is
20 .hs ast preceding section shall be had IN the
O9u oi Common Pleas q the county wherein he princ
pal oiee Of such o9fPoraou located aud ia all oher
cases he same shall be had in the county wherein such
gsct Ihissot shah take easot and be In fun force
l.LG.. YtBLIAlI B. WOODS,
y, BAssETT LANGDoN,
~, ,.,o President pro ten. Of The senato,
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Gams -Of @bio.
No an
AN ACT

mo 4s.l AN ACT
,smautary to an An act 10 provide for the eroaion
u.dreguaion Of tnrorpurated Companies IN the State Of
Ohio passed May I, 1862
Section Be u enacted b. fht General Assopbiy o. ne
state Of Ohio That shall be competent tor incnrorn Cd
companies heretofore organize d. nnd that be hereafter
organized under the proysions Of the provide for
the creation and regulation Of Incorporated companies tu
The State of Ohio and the amendntoy and supplemental
~ acs, 70 sppoint and hN the day On which he annual
meetings Of such compnni1e respectively shall be held
aud which tho business authorized by law the
hy-l VS. Of the company shall be transacted.
Sec When Gay olher than the first Monday N jan
unrY shall be appointed and fixed upon for holding tho au-
uuul meeting Of any company at the time Of the oanza-
tun thereof the shall 90 stated the certificate Of
ogauzai1n and whom any organized company aha elect
TO change the day Of holding tho annual meeting thereof
the be done by vote OF tho stockholders, az uny
annual meeting Of the company and shat forthwith be
certified IN writing subscribed BY the presiding Ocer and
secretary or clerk Of the company aud the certificate o
the eof n1do shall within thirty days By NJ
ed the proper office repaired by law In Of ogn-
ot certificates Of organization
Sec ). This act shall take effect on It's passage
WILLIAM h WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of RepreEentativea
MARTIN WELKER,
Ptegdcni of the Senate
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CT LIST OF VESSELS passing through Port Colboruo
Lock, Weland Canal: .t.....
BOUND WEsT-Apr 23d-Noue On tho 2iti-Bhgs
LRisyette Cook, Blialti schooners NJ mcNalT, Wild
RoVer, Revolving Light.
BOUND EAsT--April 23d-NOna On the e2bIh--PTopeller
Mich gan; bHques Plymouth, Norhern LigH Col, FAR
child; brgs Chrytiala, LOusn; sGhn0neTE Sweet Home,
Titan, hmDsTor Northeru Bette Tartar, JOniuS, Amelia,
Raleigh Jessie, Mermrd ...H
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FLOUR AND ~, NEAL; n 7 !,

FLOUR AND HEAI.
o. 4 Ind. sup f2bbl 8 coo s b0f
D. A Ind. ext 79bbl 8 75(1 9 %
Double extra flbbl 8 25.d 9 75I
Rye Flour. 1lbbl5 ora 8 25i
Rnekwheat {lcwt --(0 -l
Corn Meal .79cwt ! GA -
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mo. 55.l AN ACT.

mo. 55.1 AN ACT.
10 exempt from sale and execution certain property there
In named.
Section Re Il enacted bp TIE GfHera AssBbly OF tt
State Of Ohio, That all IRE engines, hose, hose oarages
hooks ladders and FIRE buck together with any yehice
machinery Of any kind used orkepto be used bV i
corpora city village Ere npany for the purpose Of
exnguishiug FIRE, be aud the Is hereby exempt from
aud sale satisfy any judgment, decree, debt
arising contruct otherwse provided that II any
Incorporated city village fire company that s the prop
of Oh properly above specified do vOunta-
lily create lien thereon by 6 Of sale MORTGAGE such
lien shall be valid In law and not affected by any Of the
provisions this nct provided however, that the Druvs
of this shall not apply TO- or In uoct the
romttiv unon any existing, judgment
dered upon any COntrac In any court Of this state
Sec This act TO be In force om and after its pas
WILLIAM b WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of RepTes entatv6s
MARTIN WELKER,
President the Senate
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RIareh4ls
[ No. So

mo. 591 AN ACT
10 amend the act entitled act to amend the several
acts Incorporating Mutual FiIe nsurlnao Companies IN
the State Of Ohio" passed March q, 1871.
Section l. BE Il snncied BY ne Gensra Assembly the
Ohio That section two VI the above Tuccd act be
amended read thus Sec II shall be the duty
pleas IN each county OF this Fta
which Office Of any mutual fire insurance company
DO situated the appcait0n Of three per
appoint omOre suitable persOus resident
such Conntv. 10 make thorough and careful eNanina
lion toto she condition OF such company Such
peTsen or persns 81 appointed haI have uoerto require
tho production All books and papers belonging 10 su IA
company or pertaining their business and TO examine
under cath all the Ocer servants AGENTS Of such com
many amy other person COUGHING It's affairs and uordtOn,
make such examination, Aud the person persons nak-
the shall report thereon fully setting forth
the cOnd ion the company ohe pointing them
ts next regular tenn and shall transmit copy Of such
report to speaker House repre- eutaives rth-
with tho legislature be IN session, mot then at tho
thereafter ensuing; and such eNamines shall
receive dollars day for the time actually
ployt mak ma the examination and repOT 10 be paid
that such examination shall not be had ofenen than
n any six mouths ..r..
Sec That in case any officer servant, agent or other
shall fail refuse appear before such person
appointed aforesaid shall refuse 70 testify
produce before such examiner examiners books
papers hG her their possession and required tobe
produced failure or refusal shall be deemed
Tempt and shall orthwit he reported 70 The court
POINTING such examiner examiners, and said court shall
punsh the person persons contempt IN the
ner and 70 the etent though such contempt had
been cOmmte ed against said court. ....-H
Sec Original section two Of the act to which this Is
amendaoy hereby repealed This act shall take effect
upon it's passage. - .- -,
Speaker Of the House Of Repre- sentatives,
+ BASSETF LANGDON,
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DR. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
haze invented important instrument for the
tho Diseases II as been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Phiiadepa
New York has been declared the only
ment Invented for the OF Seminal Weaknt
ay disease caused by tile secret habits Of youth Price
$lnby mail or express.
N. B.-Dr. AMOS L SON in order to satisfy ths most
AkeDtcul the merits Of this pledge them
selves that 10 any, instance where may prove usaistac
af or fair trial the money will be refunded by
turning the instrument In good order.
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am physician Of thirty years practice My prnopa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bafed my best Efforts Obtaining the materials composing
MarshalPs Uterine Cath0icon, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial aud ound myself phundapuI sqo
cssul In my former practice could ony mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the and could not cure
ten Now radically at lenst seyente IN twcn-
" and mtgate the rest consider Marsals Utorme Ca
thOoUn the create blessing TO females have met vita
J. n. WILLIAMS. M. D., Charleston.
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A CURE WARRANrEn-

DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention t1clu.
svey to this peculiar class of malad and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to render fellow
lures fully testified and CRATE fully dyed by con
esceot pRlents and others daily arriving ntown from
parts OF the country frthe express purpose My consul
atiuns while he KeTlOns have been CT ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
requiring into the of these Infectious
from their most simple condition to that Of the
geruus and nyeteaIo they have always entertained IN
possibility Of their prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be truoed TO OF the
following Ignorance, neglect or the bad effect
unskiul and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
their remedies, safe eecual and cautious course, omit
ting all combination of remedies which bear equvoca
character, well as those whose premature nudiciuu
ppcon might be productive o bad consequences In the
hands of private individuals In short the lAudable
their remedies is the lessonng of great Of human
misery by the alevatOn relief and prevention Of those
grevOus actOns that in reality the secret foes of Lie
and which, while they extensively surround aloud
laT akill "a mlaLle romeo IN thor eLLeImlnn0n
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writGs
GRAEFEEBERG
Family Medicines.


HARTFORD, Trumhull Co, Ohio, March Z, 1881
hereby certify that have been dealing the Graaen-
berg Modon for TIE post year. aud o troly say that
huN offered medicines 90 the public thn have
met with the decided appreciation of the people like these
par icularY the Pills and Cpthocon They will readily
Icrtoun all and than Is promised for them. have
sold about city bottles Of the Csthocon tho past season,
= y. h. z. JoiiNs0iy Medical Agent
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March 10, 1859
I AN ACT

mo. 6O.1 AN ACT
Authorizing Courls to order Abstracts illegal ADVERTISE
ments to be published.
Section l. Be shacted BY tie Genercl Assembly Of he
STATE Quo. That IN addition to the advertisement
where legal advertisements required by
law be published in some newspaper the several
vt this state may when the JUDGES shall deem proper
order that abstract Of such legal advertisements be
Published Of tho journals published in the
county, the which shall be taxed the case
other costs Provd d. however that such foe shall
exceed dollar for each case
Sec This ac shall axe effect and be force from
and after its passhee. -. -
WILLIAM B. WOODS
Speaker Of the House Of Representa- ives
L. BASSElT LANGDON'
70 tenn Of he Sem.
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March 10, 1859
mo as /

mo 651 AN ACT D..
10 provide for Taxing hills the EHpeusa Of procure
lug transcripts and Records.
Section l. BE enacted ~ the General Assembly Of the
STATE Ohio That when any proceeding other
civil action proceeding, shall be necessary procure
transcript Of any judgment proceeding IsmplifCl
ton Of ay record evidence In such action for any
other purpose, the expense Of procuring such transCtnt
mphciOn shall be taxed IN tho bill of and
corded as in other cases.
2 This shall take eff5ct and be ia fOl Ce from
ana nttor the date vi passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
". BASSEtT LANGDON,
President pro TEN Of the Senate.
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mo. 50

/ No, 50 AN All.
: Tc6vihe c9auensalionof Of County Commissioners.
Section BeR aatcfed by hs General Assembly Of the
Sa4e ~ ono, zach County Commissioner shall be
allowed dollars and fifty cents per DAY, and
every jay that he may be emnlOyed his official duties
and ave cents per mile ~ going 10 and returning from the
county each regular called session exceed
Ia the whole eight sessions h. year. to be paid
out Of heAcOuy treasury upon the warrant of the county
audtur kept In counties IN which, bY the last federal
census the population amounted 10 one hundred u ouAand
or UNIV ards Which count each shall be
owed i've dollars per ay for his services be paid
of ihe county treasury aforesaid
Sec 9 That the act entitled % an act to anend the
act to regulate the OF officers in civil criminal
cases" passed April sth, 1856 be and the is hereby
repealed
Sec g. This shall take effect and be in force from
WILLIAM b WOODS
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Z BASSErT LANGDON,
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West Bod ford, CoshOoton Co, Nay IA, 1881
Mr. ~ B Knss eySir ~ have been selling the Medi-
cnes Of the Geeienbeg COMPANY for the last ten years
have ivarably found them TO give good sasfartou;
aud the Pills have sold many families regu-
urly theirtea and coffee aud with trade they have
become stnpe article. Marshalls Uterine Catholcnn
medicine that has done great amount Of good in omao
diseases idy sold Il TO told that she had receive
ed move benefit from QUE bottle than she did long
course OF medical treatment by the skiiul phsi
jim. /, 1883. JAMES WILSON
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3 i 5jlio'HANs6N,. Medical Ateal


Read what Dr Bashnell says Of the GraefenbegM NJ
cines Dr Is ply ecian Of extensive practice and
Of the most successful In the county (rubun) nwh
he resides
This certihes that have used the Graefenberg Pill
aud Marshals Caihohcon, sold here by j. ~ c. johnson
in my practice 70 my entire sasiectlop They are good
medicines DR. @. W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trunbun Co, J., March l. 1851