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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
Interesting From Arizona,

W ASniH1rDN, Dec. ~.
There is reason to believe that the Iibera,
party Of Mexico, who are seeking a recognition
OF the JuaveZ government, by our own, would
consent to enter into treaty by which the
L. $. could establish military posts in Chihu.
ahua and Sonora, thus avoiding objections to
iorciblc possession as recently officially rec
commended
4 latest and reliable letter states q reason
why his passport was given to Chaval;er Ray
boud, the French Charge de Affairs. that lie
had officially informed the Domnicans, after
the wishes Of Napoleon, that thew sure, der
their own form Of Government aud submit 10
that Of Hayti,
The most intimate friends Of Mr.. FORSYTH
say that he has no thought nj present of re.
signing as Minister to Mexico.
An answer is expected by tle latter part OF
January to certain proposals looking to the
settlement Of the Central America Question,
which were transmitted TO England several
years ago.
Letters have been received by the overland
mail
An officer at Fort Buchanan, writes Dec.
otn, that rich deposits OF sId have been dis
covered on the Gila River, for 100 miles on
both SIDES.
Six hundred and fifty men are at work
and five hundred more are on the way from,
California.
Should the emigration increase at the same
rate as it commenced, it is supposed there
viii be 90, 900 people in Arizona within the
past Il months. Specimens Of silver. richer
than that of Heitzclman's mime, have been
discovered.
Judge Hancy from the Rio Grande, says
that he has received letters from the leading
men > Santa fe yielding their opposition to a
territorial government in Arizona.
Prices of Mexican titles to land in Sonora
hrd increased, the holders believing that the
Americans would soon have possession of the
country.
1t is said that certain parties have antici-
pated the action Of our government, and OBJ
tain the right to construct Il Railroad rom
Quaymas to some point OIL the American
line.
Lieut.. Mowery has addressed 4 letter TO
the Secretary Of War, showing the necessity
of asking for the establishment Of . military
post at the Pintos villages 10 protect euigrsnts
and prevent collisions between the whites and
Indians.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

WEST ST. PtUL.--Our iiiendS over tie
drink arc becoming a great people very fast.
They have = thriving settlement, and lots ot
cn.eIprisiig people, besides few building lots
not ye, hoilt on They have a City Council,
Church Society, Military Company, and q
School, besides two say mills, lots of store,
and shops, scvera, hotels, and numerous ave
nues not yet laid out, but figuring OF the maps.
BY and bye, they are bound to &c a great
place. They have i fine quarry back Of
town, where man can buy deep lots, and
there are also other lots lower down, with wa
ter privileges free, But joking aside, we in
tend TO compliment our neighbors, and pro
Lave certainly shown their enterprise and
Stamina by the growth of tie town the last
two seasons. We are not an old enough res
.deGt to b. member Of the Old Settlers
Association, by :. considerable, but rc,ncm.
! Der when the site ot West 81 Pau. was q
hoTling Wilderness Now It is a neat vii
lage Next spr,ng will give ii renewed i'm
pulse. Some fine buildings, churches, schoo
houses, stores, etc, are to be built \ news
paper is talked Of that's scnsible). Tn,
! Lodges OF various Orders there viii sav,
much running across the river after night
. while those who do come over, will cross on
.ine dry bridge, lit with gas When St. Pau
becomes second Cincinnati. West St. Pau
will be It's Covington and New Port. Siste
city, may you flourish.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
ST. PACE MARKETS.
lcoRREcTED pAIIyl
MIssSso7IAg 0SyIcK,

lcoKREcTED paIIY.l
MrssSso7nH OSyIcK,
Defender G0, 1853.
Trade dull.
ELOuR-EStra s5ood S. SO; superaoe, S6. Buck
Wheat hcur 50. to $3.50 per cat.
GRAIN.--wh9a, Goa7oc. Corr saered, c0a60o; Corn
on cob o5a4o Oats 40 Bran ooc to Z, % per
Shorts 81 90 Curn II, al 9es sa;k .2snloo. Beans
$l.00.
PRoVISloNS.Pork. SiIalS per ht,; new Pork 81:
GsIo Hams, nol5 Psss.oes, 5eaa'c yer bushei; o.
oi.s, 90 Cheese, 9al2. L.dRsh Gas Fresh Fish ito
&C. per ID.
EGGs--4d to 81 cts per deg.
BUTrER.-Re,a,!s a, 2oa2st. per lb. wheIssales ss
.8disc.
GRoCERIEs.-C Rio, i3}ac Brown Sugar, sallc;
Refined do, ,ioxoilea; Crushed sni Powd red uo., i8d
lAc; Tea, 85t30c Rice, 5aSc; Molssses, 4ua5Dc per
gallon Syrap, J5ctsasl 90; Star Cand es 23c per tb
rai!ow Candies l4c dc Lard Oil, si.G0 TO si2a; fish
Oh 81 %; Elephant do. sii0 per Asi.on; Kerosene
coat Oh S6J; Fine salt $50, Syracuse do. S290, Coarse
$s.oods3 rs per bbi; VaeGar l2'f1S PEE gal; Fao",
I2aisc yer 10 'a.d Sai5c do. Whsk.y 2sas2cts:
nokiny T.ooscco salsc; Cheans d.. 25d i5c. pes b
| Shot 81 per bagi Bar Leaf 7IEasc perib.
| MisCELLAN EoUs.-Green Apples - 25as5 per bfi;
Dried Apples lnl2c. per ib Cr uberrie g. 5Un s. co.
Alton Lims, $I5as200 per boi ct. Paul Shakopee
t.e, % Pe nay, SoVV per toEI " GOD, 90 plu
/ 81 90.
FRESH MEAT.--Whoiesaie, Pork 6a6IS Beef 5xa
! S&; Mutton Sd3; yenison 5aT. Retail, Pork 1pc.s:
Mutton loGi2c Beef Sdl1 Veuiso spi0c; turkeys at
81 G0d2.25 eaeh Chickens 10 to lg5sc. per ID Beef
Tongue SIC each, Roasting Pigs sI25ci rs Ducks aud
Geese, none ~ market,
LCMBER.-Ccnu,on, sIGG14 per b. feet; F!ocripg
s2oas25, sdiug, slsa2o shingles, So oors4 90 per ii
La,h, $l.T5GS225, piniensiea aual$4, Clear boards.
| s20ase5.
LEATHER.--spaDsh Soc 22as0c.; Gax do SCas.;
Upper $3Gdao per doz Am. Csn Skins S2oasSS DO.
French do $30Gav d.. French Kip s50,.T5 do An DO
$4,000 :o Split Leather Acc per Id. Green Hides &c
| perlb; Dry Hides, i0c perIb.
FURS.We give AS As possible the present buy
ing Mink 25c 20 si0o; Muskrst to I0c; Rac-
coons 10 TO SIC, Black Bear alO0 TO $500; Black
cub Bear sLo0 to $500; Eissr 81 90 to $8. 90, Otter
81 90 to $780, Red Fox 25s S1o0 Cross sRox s100
$780, Silver Fox, $40 TO S35. Whi.s Wolf SO to 1885,
Prairie 25 15c., wolrerasg sl0O 10 500 Msrtsn
Sl.OoGs2cO; Beaver 50cGSl per b.; skunk 10 sso
Ly soc. sil5 Badger 4Oc Wild Cat % to 500
Deer Skins 10 % per for dry according 10 ses
| son.
LIVE sToCK.--Beef,on on foot, s3aA pc, :~t Mich
| Cows, s3aaS60; Work Oxeu, ss0asiUo per yoke
WEIGHTS or GRAIN &C.
Wheat, 60 lbs Corn, slelied. IS lbs Corr, cebb
20 lbs Rye Sc lbs osls 81 lbs Bsriey, &c lbs Buck
wheat, - lbs Sweet Po.Atoes so lbs Beans, SO lbs
Bran, 90 lbs Clover Seed 90 iba Hemp Seed IS lbs
Timothy eead 81 lbs Potatoes so lbs; onioA,, 81
lbs Blue Grass Seed, u lbs Dried PGachss 81 Iss.
| Dried Apples, "a lbs,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

| much OF the act as provides for the debasinE
| Of silver halfdollars, and other small coins
! and making them legal tender in sums not es
ceeding five dollars.
Mr. Taylor also introduced bill authoriz-
ing Louisiana to impose tonnage duties for the
Improvement of the channel of the MissiSsip-
pi.
Mr.. BENJAMIN, Of Ohio, introduced q bill to
repeal the English act for the admission of Kan
sas into the Union; was referred to the Com
mittee on Territories.
Mr.. Letter, of Ohio, introduced a bill auth
orizing the people Of Territories to elect all
officers, which was similarly referred
Mr. Bingham introduced bill providing
that the present system of mileage be abolish
ed, after the present Congress, and members
be allowed only their actual travelling expcD-
Ses.
Mr. Norris, of ILL.,, introduced bill for the
admission of sugar and salt free of duty, and
a bill giving the right to the Territories to el-
ect Governors and all other officers.
Mr. Washburne, of ILL.,, introduced bill
providing for the laying out of o post route
from Leavenworth TO the head waters of the
South Fork OF the Platte River, near Pixies
Peak
-i'' HA'io"Oitu, VI H., W
troduce resolution instructing the Commit
tee or Naval Affairs to inquire and report
what further measures are necessary to carry
out the article in the Ashburton treaty for the
suppression Of the slave trade.
Mr.. Blair, of Mo, asked but failed to re-
ceive consent, to introduce resolution de-
claring the Supreme Courts decision in the
bred Scott case extra judicial, illegal and void,
and asserting that Congress should vindicate
its right to legislate on slavery in the Terrific
ries
Mr.. Phelps, Of Mo-, from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported the Civil, Naval,
Executive, Legislative and judicial appropri-
alton bills
Dir. Parrott Of Kansas, introduced bill to
reduce the Military Reservation, and to trace
the Northern boundary to Kansas.
Mr.. Cavanaugh, of Mimi, introduced
homestead bill
A large number of bills and resolutions on
a variety of subjects, were introduced and re-
feIred to their appropriate Committees.
Adjourned till the 4th Of January.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
Arrival Of the Steamship Kangaroo.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool
on the 9Th, arrived at ) p Nj. Sunday.
Her adviccs are mai.ily anticipated by the
Pacific al St Johns.
The Irish potatoe crop IS the finest since
1870. At Lyons the spectators who bought
up a large portion O! last years silk crop have
been forced by The abundant supply Of this
year, to sell at great loss.
Letters from Naples assert that the king
had offered to the western powers to re-cstab-
lish diplomatic relations, and that the English
had replied thai everything would be subcrdi-
nate to the satisfactory regulation Of the am
nesty.
a Berlin telegram says Earon Humboldt is
dangerously ILL.,
1t is stated that the Regent Of Swecden in
tends to propose the abolition Of the Edicts of
GuStavus Nossa against converts to Catho!!cl-
ty, in consequence Of the harsh manner in
which these laws have been lately administer
ed
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
From the Plains.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. ~.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. II.
The Santa Fe mail ct the 9th inst, reached
Independence on Saturday. The conductor
reports SNOW three feet deep, and weather
very cold,
Fort Defiance dates to Nov. 2lst, state that
Col. Miles pursued the Indians into their
mountain fastness over region heretofore un
known to white men, putting them to flight
wherever found.
Maps of the march viii soon be made out,
giving much information respecting the
country.
Major Backus had returned to Fort Def.
ance on the 9Th. lie had no regular fights
with the Indians, but killed six Of them in
various Skirlnishes.
Capt Valdez, of company Of spies, was
badly wounded. Col. Bondviile and Supt.
Collins go to Fort Defiance during the arms
,ice to treat with the Navcjoes. Their action
will be friendly, either for peace or war. Judge
Boon will take the district vacated by Ben
edict.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
From Neyy Orleans.
NlW ORLEANS. Dec

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 70.
The steamer Tennessee arrived to-day,
bringing Vera Cruz dates to the 22d. The
news is undecsive.
The Progress speaks in high terms Of Pres
ident Buchanan's message ; thinks the posi-
tion it takes with regard TO Mexico viii indQce
the European Powers to recede from their
present attitude
Il also anticipated that the Liberals will
reap some advantage from the tone assumed
at Washing .on, and consequently that there
will be no necessity for establishing The mill
tary posts in Chihuahua and Sonora, as sug-
gestcd in the message.
Zuloga is still in Mexico but was prepared
for fight a; moments warning. Gen. Marc
cuese had been defeated near Guagulayna by
Desalandas. The Arch Bishop had refused
to advance any money to the Zuloga faction.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

THE Wholesale Day GooDs TRADE Of
the Messrs. Cathcart & Co., is continually in
creasing They have the reputation all over
the State for being the heaviest dry goods
jobbers in the Northwest, and supply the re-
tail dealers Of Southern and Central Mime
sofa, the Upper Mississippi, st. Croix Valley,
etc, with goods, at New York prices, trans
portation added. We observe them sending
away boxes Of goods to all parts of the State
and Northern Wisconsin every day.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

IVA FAULT has been made H. The cOnuitcDs Of
tain Mortgage, dated the 18th day Of February A. D.
1895, made, cd and delivered by Ambrose O. Se-
Vey and Elizabeth Scv.y his wife, o I- County Of
Gu ago and Territory tnoG Stste) OF Mort
ga2ors to lily ThaxteI Of the same place, Mortga see
duly recorded D tie office OF The egsier Of Deed,
said County, on the 18Th day of February 1858 st
O'Clock y VI. Of that isy ia book D. OF Mortgages ON
pages 5J an 60S upon which said Mortgage, there !,
claimed bs due at the date ni this notice the q
Three Hundred Oue Dollars (s30l 0o) aad no sui.
proceeding having been instituted at Law TO recover
III, said debt secured by said mortgage or rny part
thereof: Aud VIII, taxes the premises covered
M sa,d Mortgage amounting with tae interest ehsr-
th'Tern 10 the Of eight dollars AID thirteen
cents fS l3) paid by said Mortga gee eceir,s
therefor uD ane from ths person hozed to Tecsiys
the same, on the 2lst lay December 1883;
Nov, therefore, otice he eDy giyec that by vri
Il power nf sale in mortgage contau.d ard IN
pursuance the SSatut.si such cases and pro-
sdei all that tract parcel isna Tying Il.
III the county OF Chisago and State Of inne ots
scribed IN and nyey ID hy said Mortgage, toEt ln
West half OF lot Irber Txen,y-uins in the To Z
Cavior's Pails, urTeyeh aTd piat'ei by Oscar A.
Clark recorded in the plce o'inr Register ct S-rs
Il County, with all the 'eT"itsments ao' ar-nr
theTearto rf, ais. appert i.'g ~ he Id
pubiic auction to the h!ss.s hddeT the nt'C- OF
the t,r OF Deeds In for -ad County Ci Ch $3.50
Al TayI rs s.. IS, The l6tfi dly of February, ID.
1859, at o'clock A. .! sshi day. &" sats'y ~.
then due sati Mortgage, sni the amount 30
paid q, Ia es AS aid together SIGh the costs sad
exp-uses Of sale
Da;ed a, Taylor's F.us y &C. q $50.
Sally Tha& Iii, Mortgage.
EDWARD BHUsT, Attorney ior nortSs-re
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

I MAM,IorH fCRNtp.~-G. r. Wellnan,
ESQ. farmer Of Castle Rock Dakota county
broett into .ur SancIum yesterday, huge
tlrnip, ,csigiir9 nearjy thirty j6s. Judge Of
the extreme fertility Of the soil which can
produce suc1 a vegetable colossus Mr.. ".
says his whole labor in raising this prodigy
was TO cast the seed on the ground--frst
breaLing-and dig it UP when ripe. Mime
sofa Us. the World for crops. 1t is The para
disc for farmers. Tickle the ground with a
hoe, sni il laughs with a harvest" literally
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
More about the 1afa Outrage.

WASHINGTON, DEC, 2S.
Dispatches havebeen received at the Navy
Department from Commodore Lavolette oi
the Wabash, dated Reynouh, November I'd,
but they add nothing new to what is already
known concerning his investigation of the out
RACES on the American citizens of Jaffa
The Commodore had transmitted all the
documents in the case to our minister at Con-
stantinople, and thinks there viii be 10 delay
in obtaining justice. The Wabash would
cruise along the coasts Of Syria, Palestine and
Egypt
The Macedonian was lying al Smyrna, but
had been ordered by the Commodore to the
cost.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 27.

JHF HF-AN-Sh1Ii Nt', DSIt II.
The .. S. officers caught one young, wild
African at Jersey Island, last week, and
brought him here On Saturday. The negro
has since absconded, and the officials are row
hunting for MIN, while scores have been trans
ported by railroad and steamer throughout
the South.
The l. s. Marshal has beer requested TO
resign, but refuses to 10 go He viii probably
be generally thought b.ameies&.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

4 CARP FROM CoNsrABLE SToEEs.--To the
Ahisrmc1. and CommoR CoUncit OF tie CITY
CT 50. Pa,i GENTIYMEN-i wish to inform
you that you have misrGrreseUted me, as L
citizen Of SAINT Paul. / claim The prevelegc Of
"a citizen Of Saint Paul, Il, that at the hands OF
a groattul publick. now gcnsclmen the facts
are as follows, acted a. special police on the
day Of the celebration on the lrst of septem-
Der, through a press Of Business never
thought oi my pay for at least twoe months
after, when, called on Mr Whitney for my
pay, he told me he had nothing to do with it,
and referred me 70 Mr.. Aplmerson whOe was
acting MAJOR, but Mr.. Ammerson told me he
knew moth Of il | went, from thur to hes Hon
our Mayor ketson, but he told me he under
stod then Vas, an appropriation g'anted TO,
pay the above named cXpences, on said day
of seleb,ation the, TACT is went from one Off
ciai to the other until got diSgHsted with
running after the pottery sum Of 3 single scrps
! at last thought would sue The city and see
! where the fraud was excerSised but in reply.
Mr.. Branch SUGGESTED to the president of the
Council to pay Ms Stokes Or rather to give il
| to him ii order to save the city from the ex.
pence of appealing it now gentelmen what al
absurd opinion from a city father whoe pre-
tends to be an anlghtened citizen, and com
pounded with the father of fathers Mr.. Am
merson to take an appeal to g single scrips
further more refer you to Mr.. j. W Crosby
whoe know his business as All officer in whoeS
charg, those men were placed, he gave NE
! three different bills of my time for my servi
ces on the day Of the celebration further more
every officer was of opinecn that Mr.. Ammer
son got the money appropriated for that occa
sion or your Humble servant knew it.
| dit ". NJ. SroKEs.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

FINE SEAL, AND OTHER ENGRAvrSG--We
have frequently examined the specimens of
Seal Engraving executed by J, Ii. Fetch,
Third Street, and cheerfully recommend any
one in Minnesota wanting to procure any
kind Of seal, wood, card, or other engraving,
instead of sending their money East, where
the work can be done no better, to call on
Mr.. F. and examine his specimens His char.
ges are in accordance with "the times" All
styles and kinds of Seals, Presses, etc, made
to order on short notice.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

Parker II. French, formerly of Little Falls,
III this State, and more recently distinguished
as Walkers Secretary of State III Nicaragua,
has turned up in New York as the publisher
Of new paper called the Eusaing &ntiRst.
lie is assisted by Hon, Mike Walsh.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

THE Cincinnati Ga7stte says, The Missis-
sippi opposite ST. Paui's is frozen as hard as
rock" Not quite. Mr.. Gazette. There are
numerous fine openings in it yet, though
teams can cross in some places.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

TIE Clergy Of St. Paul, arc evidently well
appreciated, encouraged and supported. Sew
eral of them returned thanks from their pull
pits on Sunday morning last, fer numerous
valuable Christmas presents sent to them the
day previous.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

We are glad to state that B. W. Brnson,
Esq, whose severe injuries from the upsetting
of a sleigh, we noted few days since, is re-
covering, and out Of danger.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
Crarsrr,s.-A few .ho had never nasss

Cnasr4,s.-A few ~ho had never passet
Christmas dag IN ST. Paul or as far Oh
wess = Minnesota, such ~ had not yet be
come weaned from tie allurc,ncnts of thei
o.d homes and associations ar the East, wer,
predicting 3 " dull time" " dry occasion" &c.
Dat since i - ovcs We tlear non. but the vcict
OF praise and congra ratulation.
\ r.n5rsnr Providence has Eoaptiiai :
s..st his Deople everywhere Even way
out here toward There Lhe sun goes down
ga-re ;:.e wilds Of nature and uncivil:zod
race. ~. Dut newly subdued al.d enlightened
even here lhe hearts fullest desire ard the
apneulg> keeaest crayngS can be satisfied
The earth mas yielded rs abundant narvestS,
tue fore Is and prajITes have contributed n'""-
tcoosly the amatcars choicest game, while
populous poultry yards helped the people to
enjoy the ancient feast Of TIrAey
i publc spirited, generous ana intelligent
people hay dotted the land over With churches
Institutions Of learning and all other good
WORKS necessary for the promotion Of the
grsa. interests of Stale, Improvement Of tbs
mind comfort Of the body and salvation of
H. soul and neither j., il, gloss Of art ant
ING 10 adogn ami enrich all that tie pioneering
people nave done. u, then, under such aus
T:asS, auy have failed 10 enjoy the Christina,
d., J. ,aael have resulted from tosir oY.a IN
disposition
IN Christmas Era { number {; the P"o.cs-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

BiLHrE!Ns, recently from the East, who
saw some of Syinond' men scraping the snow
Of The ice a few days since, thoug ht they were
ploushinS it up lie believes it is "coia
so;l,n and moreover, "will be wet next sum-
ncr" B. was seen in at the Metropolitan in
n very exhausted state shortly afterwards.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
FOundered ct Sea--M urderer Sentenced.
RosroS Dec %

i'oSSoSN bSC.
The ship Margaret Tyson, Capt Morrison.
is reported to have foundered az sea, 10 data
given. The crew are supposed to been on it
I, days.
The jury in the secoud trial of ". McNulty
for killing police officer Hudson, rendered a
verdict this morning, of muvde, in the second
degree, and the court at once sentenced him
10 Imprisonment for life in the State Prison.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

Tx MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION. - We
learn that this Association design holding an
Anniversary Celebration On or about New
Years Day II will doubtless be q rich bur
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

TIE Cry CURRENCY The FIRST batch of
new pr Scrip was issued yesterday, amount,
ing to .203. Ample security, ris 1: $4,000
in St. Paul City Bonds We're deposited with
the City Treasurer Does any one doubt
that it is al right:n Let the Indian trader
organ dEY np.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
New York Matters.
Nrw YoRE. Dec. 2S.

New YORK, Dec. 2s.
The grand jury have for the fourth time m n
S;.ted ev-street commissioners Chas. Turner
and Devlin, together with several other per-
sons, officials and CONTRACTORS, for sundry
frauds On the City Treasury.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
BoEroN. Dec. 27,

DUHION, DeS. ~
Capt. Townsend of tho SLAYER Echo left here
to-day for Key West, to which place his
trill was assigned, under the escort Of the
Deputy u. S. Marshal.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
N PK0KaYg CDUuT.-..srAgA or

IN PROBATE COUHT.-..ssA AZ OF
/ MINNESOTA, County %! Chi,@s%, S. AT special
term OF p, obate urt cid ans for the County II
Chsago Iors Fails The IN, cay OF Decen enJ.r
1855 In tire matter u tpe application of W. IL u So
soc, Administrator o: the esase 81 E-fNard P. Wymar
of Chs.g County deceased, n,csta'e for sutho y to
sell ST. much The real estate shall Psy tn, aGoi,
aud expeoses Of administration Of sad tntestSts
On readtng nj Giiog the petton OF 9. Posoga,
Admin stratnr of the said estate OF the sal5 Eiwri p
Wymsp Of Chsaso County deceased, nirsiate, Htsor-
ders that all re interested ia the estate cf t. sid
wynn. deceased, appear at seaxon Of hic Pro-
has. Court on Morfsy tie seventeenth day of January
$50 at TIA ocl,ck ia the forenoon, at Tsy ors Fals
thu al nete 20 show cause Why sut ~ should not
h. gjv.n tn the Admin strAtor to GeA so much ot
the real estate Of the sad Eiws-d r Wyman deceased
shall I've necessary to pay his dsbs and expensss Oh
admir- iSfr ration.
P.blish copy Of this order IN the ssirf Paul Mes.y
Mnnesoton, for four succsssye weeks Previous ~
Court this 17th day OF Deceub :r, A. D. lsos
,,nI-.4s WARD W. FOLSOM. Jffet ~ P.ohrte.
S15O ACRES rKOM ONE TO TARKk MiLhS fRoA
Stiilwater will be sold at prices ranging nom sAs
- $50
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

ALI the cells on the ground floor OF the new
jail are now occupied, but one. The build
ing is one of the war,nest and most comfort
able jn the city, apparently.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
Chess Match.

PITTsBURG, Dec, 2l
A game Of chess between Lewis Paulsen
and ten Of the P:tsburg chess club, opened
at 9 o'clock 2. NJ. yesterday and closed at
A. NJ ;o-d"V, psr'FrN winning eiv ,,;c.,>os a....
losing four,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
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n ms city ca the Esd inst, by Rev J D. Pops,
JosAia /. Sg.LL, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and MARI,
NIcoNA-r Of -. Paul