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I Of the year 1857, and reviving the act

tariff Of the year 1867, and reviving the oct
Objections from both sides amid great con-
fusion.
Mr.. Hughes moved suspension Of the
rules.
Mr.. Morrill,, of VT, gave notice that should
this prevail, he would offer his bill IS . sub
sttute. --a.
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, supposed if the rules
were suspended, the bill must receive its first
consideration in Committee of the Whole,
where every member could offer amend
ments. ~ -" 'a.
Mr.. Hughes said, suspend the rules first,
and debate afterwards. g..
Mr.. Vallandingham gave notice of sub
vive that Of 1910 for two years from the first
of July. - .-. -
The motion of Hughes to suspend the rules
was negotiated-s5 against So.
Mr.. Phelps approved tho motion to recon-
slider the vote Of which the P. o. appropria-
ton was defeated. If this Is mot done, new
bill would have to be introduced. '.t"g
Mr.. Blair, of Mo-, moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table. .a .'....
SENArE.-The post route bill was put to a
vote, and passed-So yeas, IS nays.
An Intellectual attempt was made by Mr..
Doolittle to obtain a vote on the Homestead
Bill. Negatived "a against 104. The vote
was subsequently reconsidered.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
/ HoUsE.-The House agreed to the report Of
the Committee of Conference in the disagree
ing amendment of both Houses to the Indian
appropriation bill. .'
Mr.. Falkner of Virginia, from the committee
on Military Affairs reported bill to protect
the timber growing on lands set apart by the
United States for military and other purposes.
Those who unlawfully cut or wantonly de-
stroy the standing timber are thereby subject
to fine of $500 and years Imprisonment.
The bill was passed. '. ....
SEsArE-Mr. Hunter offered up the Army
Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Slidel asked leave to make no further
attempt to bring up for consideration the bill
to facilitate the acquisition of Cuba by nego-
tiation.
At an early hour yesterday the Senator
from Ohio, Mr.. Wade, took the Aoor, sand hay
ing previously announced his intention to
speak on the bill, moved to adjourn, which
was negatived by decided majority. No
quorum voting on the motion, the Sergeant-at-
Arms was desired to request the absent Sen
ators to attend.
Appeal was then made to the Senator from
Ohio, and the others of the opposition who
were known to be prepared to speak, to con-
tinue the debate with the assurance that quo
rum would soon be present. Many Senators
having left the Senate with the declaration; of
their intention to return by o'clock. The
appeal to the Senators to proceed with the
debate was unsuccessful but the Senator
from Md. spoke at considerable length.
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talpowers observations on marriage, its duties and dis
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Fiendish Murder at Fond du Lac, Wis.

FOND Du LAC, Feb. 20.
A cold-blooded and deliberately planned
murder was committed in this city to-day
The perpetrator was German named Fisch-
er, and the victim his wife.
1t seems that he had been INDUCING in his
thieving propensities to SO great an extent
that some four or five weeks since, his wife
complained of him to the authorities. He es-
caped them then, and has not been heard Of
since until to-day, about noon, when he went
to the house where she had been residing,
since their separation, in company with anoth-
er German woman. He induced this other
woman to 20 to neighbours on some errand
and during her absence the deed was perpe-
trated On the woman's return, in about
half an hour, she found the dead body OF Mrs.
Fischer lying across the Threshold of the out
side door, with her throat cut from ear to ear,
and at the same time saw the murderer, max
ing for the woods. The alarm was immedi-
ately given and parties started in pursuit
Although more than 100 citizens and police
men have been securing the woods in every
direction, the wretch has not yet g P. NJ,
been arrested. No doubt is entertained that
he will be secured, and should he resist, it is
possible that the excitement will be great
enough to cause repetition Of the GAINESVILLE
and West Bend tragedies. - .
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GREAT FREIGHT & PASSENGER ROUTE
M S us SIPPI RIVER.
d. %, N EW- YORK.
Boston and Philadelphia.
1869. 1859. 1859.
HE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD.
In oon.>.xi>. -axI A.

The MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
RI RAILROAD.
In connection with the
FROM CHICAGO, AND THE DETROIT AND MIL.
wAUKEE 2: z AND LAKE PROPELLERs
Consgnees OF the West and Northwest ct Low Rates
and In quick time, and will not be beat in these psrtic
.ciits: this ar. such As to warrant th.
assertion, and Il is expected that Goods wi Sc deliver
Cd Ia g.. Paul under twelve days, ii,;rareT beg
..,.-r-iJ THE DEPOT AT MILwAUKHr ~
Is situated at convenient point of access for all
Lake Steamers and Vessels, and Freight consigned to
to cars thus avoiding the detention, expense, and what
is more, the damage caused by cartage. - -Str9
In addition to quick time. has to be added the consd
Grafton thar al payments made for back charTes are
company the Bis Of Laans, 50 that Merchants Gam lee
been sy nass
to require the Bills of Ladng of the River agents. in or.
der to procure every evidence of the correctness
II indsputabe fact that in the season of 1885,
three fourths Of the uprver freight passed over the
Milwaukee Mississippi Road, for the obvious reason
that it was
THE NEAREST, TIE QUICKEST, AND THE
CHEAPEST ROUTEI
Which reasons will exist in greater force in 1889 "A
by the completion Of the Detroit Milwaukee Road
very direct and speedy route to the East opened to
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad.
The through Freight Tariffs of this Company can be
had at any the aforementioned Houses in It, Paul:
j. H. @. Burbank, @. W. Wooley 4 o., Oonstans
Stevenson, Brunson, Lewis White, and in New-York
and the East generally, at all the Railroad Offices.
Mark Goods, Care Of Milwaukee 4 Mississippi R.
B." via Prairie du Chen. 49, 3.
On the opening of Navigation the splendid steamers
Of this Line will leave Prairie du Chen morning and
evening the arrival OF Express Trains with Mwau-
kee and Chicago passengers, and every effort will be
made by the OF the to prove that it
offers superior inducement Of comfort and safety
to any other route. % WILLIAM JERVIS,
General Superintendent.
FL. HILLS, Special Agent.
Milwaukee, Jan. 20, 1859. feb1S .d&w2m
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81 1t is reported in Paris that NJ. Fould
Minister of the Emperors household, has
gained upwards of five million Of francs by
the recent fall in the price of the French
funds. NJ. de Morney is said to have been
even more fortunate. '- .'
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From WashingtOn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

WASHINGTON, req. ~.
Mr.. Fitzhugh was examined to-day before
the Special Committee of Inquiry, into charg
es against the Committee on Appropriations.
He testified that he paid to .Mr. Gearing of
New York, a member of such committee,
$4OO, to have his claim passed.
The Seaman Investigation Committee ex-
pect to report this week. They will censure
Seaman as having violated the law relative to
officers of Congress, the penalties of which
are not more than five or less than one year in
the Penitentiary, and a fine of not more than
81 900, or less than 81 900.
Letters from highly intelligent Mexican
authority, announce that Miramon was collect
ing funds and treasure with view of leaving
Mexico.
Arrangements are also rabidly progressing
to furnish Alvarez with the needed arms and
ammunition for his army.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
A gentlemen recently returned from Eng
land now in Washington, brings intelligence
which he asserts can be relied on, to the effect
that Great Britain, as long ago as last October,
negotiated secret treaty with Guatemala, by
which she obtained absolute sovereignty over
"a portion of the territory formerly claimed by
her, under cover of the right to cut dyke
roads at BaliZe.
The Senate was engaged until midnight in
an animated debate upon the political issues
growing out of the inextinguishable Kansas
question. The point under consideration was
an amendment to the general appropriation bill,
offered by Mr.. Hale, to repeal the restrictive
clause of the Kansas admission act. AL the
Democratic Senators, whose political tenets
are regarded as lacking in orthodoxy availed
themselves of the opportunity to define
their position. The amendment was reject
cd by vote of 10 to ~, and the bill finally
passed.
Letters from highly intelligent Mexican
authority, announce that Miramom was COL
Letting funds and treasure with view of
abandoning Mexico. Arrangements are also
rapidly processing to furnish Alvarez with
the needed arms and ammunition for his whole
army.
The President has decided to send mes
sage to Congress, stating the fact that the gov.
eminent must 60 to protest by July, if relief
be not granted by reissue of treasury notes
or otherwise, and that he shall convene the
new Congress in extra session.
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.....-., 8. J. r. MCMILLAN, Judge, &c.
saltwater, February IL, 1852 IA L'"+~ feb19w4w

TN 1NS0LVENCY-NOT OF THE
J. APPLICATIONS, OF n ATHANIEL i. TYSON, of the
city OF Saint Paul In the County Ramsey and State
Of Minnesota, an nsolyent debtor to be discharged
from his debts pursuant to the provisions of Chapter
So of the Revised Statutes Of the late Territory Of Min
nesota (Which Statutes now in force in said state)
entitled "Of the Relief of Insovent Debtors" Upon rea
ding and filing the petition schedules and affidavit pre-
sented to the provisions of the chapter
Revised Statutes above mentioned an order was duly
made by the Hon. E. O. Palmer Judge Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District of the State Of
at the City of Saint Paul, Ramsey County,
Mnnesots the eleventh day of February A D. 1859,
requiring the creditors Of said insolvent show cause
any they have, why assignment of the said insol
vents estate should not be made and he be discharged
from his debts ..- .'.
The name of the applicant for such discharge is Ma
thaniel Tyson 1.-THE said insolven who resides at the
City of Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota; the
date of the first publication of this notice at the said
city of Saint Paul. the Of Government Of said State,
Is the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1859 the of
the officer before whom the creditors in and by said
order, are required to appear. Is Edward @. Palmer,
Judge of the District Court the Second judicial
trct of said State Of the place appointed
in aud by said order for such is the Court
House in said City Of Saint Paul. and the time fixed for
such appearance in and by said order ia the eighth day
Of june A. D. 1862 at ten O'Clock A. NJ Of that day.
Dated 81. Paul, MIMI, Feby 18th, 1859.
BRISBIN BIGELOW, Attorneys for Insolyent.
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A 90 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND IN oHIaAao
~ county, On the Superior road -.3 49,
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THE LIVER INvIGORATOR, PRE-.

l. PARED by DIR. SANE
from Gums, Is one Of the b.
icines now before the publ
morbid or b ad matter
from the system, spplyinglo
in their place . healthy '
dow Of bile, invigoratingl c
the stomach, causing FOOD
to digest well, purifying)E
the blood, giving tone and
health to the whsle ma :
chinery, removing tn e A
cause Of the disease-ef-
fecting q radical cure.-IS
Bilious attacks are cured, :,
and, what IL better, pre- =
vented by the occasional p
use Of the Liver Invigora-Ih
tor. One dose after eat
ing IL sufficient to relievelz
the stomach and prevent r
the food from rising anu p
souring. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre.|Af
vents nightmare. 0nlyl-
one dose taken at night, =
ioosens the bowels gently,lA
and cures costiveness.-Ir
One dose taken after eachIc
meal will cure dyspepsia. =
the absorbents. We take
This medicine IS q preventiv
Fever, and all Pevers of q
with certainty, and thousan
wonderful virtues. ALI who
imous testimony In its favor
with the Inyigorator, and o.
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No. 245 Broadway, New YoI
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Paul. -.;.f ra.' -
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JUSTICES.
REAL ESTATE.
ID. l.. BROWNELL,

ID. l.. BROWNELL,
LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge Isanti Co. Minn., will buy and sell Real Es-
tate. Taxes paid for nOn-residents Assistance rem.
dered in selecting claims &C., &c. REFERRHCEs-
Ohas. T. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi.
dence Z. l., A. Brownell Co., Boston, Mass, H.
Lincoln, ESQ, New York City, R. Slaughter, ESQ.,,
st. Paul, COL Cyrus Aldrich, Minneapolis, A B. Cor
gas, ESQ.,, Saltwater. ap23-dft
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NNORTGAGESALEl. De-
M4 1AULT has been made in the conditions Of csf.
fourth day Of April isss aeeuss and IN ID delivered
BY William Davies and Mary, hs Wife, Of Ramsey Coun-
Richard Reaney Of Ramsey County Aforesaid, Whereby
the said William Davies, and Mary. bis wife, did grant,
bargsin SELL and convey 70 the said Richard Rsaney.
bis heirs and essgns forever ell that tract parcel Of
land lying and beng in the County Of Ramsey and Ter
ritory lnOw state! Of Minnesota described e iOlows
North West quarter Of Section ten NO in Township
number twenty eight l2sl North, Of Range number
containing twenty acres; with all the hereditaments
and appurenaness thereunto belonging or in any wise
of the thousand two hundred and two dollars
and Fifty five cents according to the condition and terms
William Davies to the said Richard Reaney, bearing
even date with said mortgage; which said mortgage
q. q SssS s s
az: asy q 1Pri 4 D. 1851, .: ~ osless n, in Book
~. q MSrs:sss P.ses 11s and IT, And Hh:rs.s
Of this notice, upon said notes mentioned in said mort
gsge, and upon said nsrtssss the sam OF Fourteen
cents, and interest thereon, since the 91th day Of May
is at the rate Of hve Per cent Per month, and the
ave cents With interest," thereon from the eth DAY Of
lively. per .nnu. and since the cath day Of
April 1905 at the rate Of i've per cent per month; and
no suit Or proceedings At law having been had to
cover the debt secured BY said mortgage any part
Now therefore, notice il hereby given that By virtue
OF Poxs. Of sale contained, in said mortgage, and
ded, the above described mortgaged premises viii be
sold at public suction, to the highest bidder cash.
Sn s as'a q door 10 in
Paul. in said County Of Ramsey and State Of Minneso-
ta TO satisfy and Psy the amount due upon said notes
'I Saint Paul Paul Feb q ~: II, 1873 is::
RICHARD REANEY, Mortgage.
COOR1I
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JEFFREY r. ADAMS, M. D., sia
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once, corner Of Main
and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota.
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'RD, compounded entirely
It purgative and Liver Med.
}. These Gums remove oil
Zone dose oftWo tea spoon
fuls wiz always relieve
sick headache. Only one
d,se Immediately relieves
iOholic, while one dose of
ten repeated IL . sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and . preventative Of
Cholera. Only one bottle
Is needed to throw out Of
the system the effects Of
medicine after q long sick
ness. One bottle taken
for Jaundice removes all
sallowness or unnotural
color from the skin. One
dose taken q short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
1.-THE food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chronic Diorrhea In its
worst form, while Summer
land Bowel Complaints
jyield. almost to the hist
Idose. A few bottles will
cure Dropsy by exciting
/ 'easure in recommending
for Fever and Ague, Chill
Bilious type. 1t operates
Is are willing to testify to its
Ise it are giving their unan-
Mix water in the mouth
allow both together. Price |
B. SANFORD, Proprietor,
(. Retsiled BY slf Drug
Jackson Street,
nthony Street, Agents.. st.
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PHYSICIANS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G. G. GRISWOLD,
DEALER IN READY.MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Gaps
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail;
Lamberts Brick Building, under the Once,
Third street, 81. Paul Minnesota.
BEERS & LEWIS,
(Succsssors to tho Firm Of Cooper, Toes d SeDton,)
IrORAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS Red Wing Minnesota. .. r.-.
RzyEREHoks.-F.J. Hills, Harris Co.,, Dunleith; J.
H. Durham Co., Chicago; b. r. McOiosky, Galena
@. Bsgg, Rreeport, ILL.,; VIM. Freedom, Red Wing.
oHA1LKs Z. MAYO. Z. BANGS, u.
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WARE and Cutlery, Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
Stoves and Tin Ware, Nelson's Blu lding, Third street,
between Minnesota and Robert Sta eets, ST. Paul, Min.
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