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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-12
Appor,ionment I'm Illinois.

The Douglasites of Illinois having gained
80 great an advantage by an unfair and une.
quail apportionment in the recent contest be-
tween LINCOLN and their chief, are now en-
gagged in their Legislature trying to pass
gerrymandering bill, whereby they will con-
tinue to nulliy the popular majority the Re-
publicans have in the State, and keep them
selves, though a minority, in power. The
bill they have passed through the House, the
Chicago Journal says, ''is almost, if not quite
as gross in its inequalities and unfairness as
that which Gov. BIssEL was obliged to veto
two years ago." and it apprehends that the
Governor, out of regard for popular justice
and political decency, will deem it proper to
again withhold bis approving signature. The
bill confers3upon .12l 49,: Democratic voters;
torty-seuen members of the House, and upon
l25, 275 Republicans, only thirty-Nree Rep
resentatives. t .. a. r.
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Limitation OF the Missouri State Debt.
The Missouri Legislature have passed bill
amending the Constitution so as to limit the
States indebtedness to sum not exceeding
thirty millions of dollars. With reference to
this measure, the St. Louis Republican says:
''This is simply an index of the almost unani-
nous feeling among our people that a guarantee
should be gwen that the debt should not exceed
this amount. The fact that the State has opposed
a constitutional bar to the further contracting Of
debts by the Legislature, ought to, as we presume
1t WILL exert favorable influence on the bonds OF
the State" ....-..- ....---
: This is locking the stable door after the
horse is stolen But better late never! The
stool: jobbers and Railroad plundcrers appear
to sway States as they please. They first
inveigled Missouri into loans of credit to Rail-
roads, which have defaulted: and now to as
sure capitalists and make their schemes pay,
they put on the break and reverse the engine.
Here in Minnesota we are describing the same
circle. We had constitutional limit. 1t
didn't suit the men who live by their wits,
and they humbugged the people into taking
it off, and mourning debt of five millions.
When they have plundered all that the State
will bear, then they will cry out the debt
should not exceed certain amount" etc.
Wo to this people, that they ever incurred
any debt whatever in wild and impracticable
schemes of Railroad improvements schemes
by which, have been swamped every
State that ever dabbled in them and, we
will be rare exception, if Minnesota is not
likewise swamped and ruined by them.
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The PIKE Peak Humbug.

One Of these periodical humbugs that af-
fict this country is now being aired extensive
ly in the papers. We mean pixies Peak"
to which all the adventurers Of the east, fee
ing criminals, runaway spectators, and loose
scum of society are looking and intending
to emigrate in the spring The Kansas and
Nebraska papers are doing their utmost to
draw q large emigration thither, and may, by
spreading the most extravagant statements
abroad, concerning the richness of the mines,
draw crowds thither, to deceive and fleece
them. After all, we are not sure but what it
will benefit Minnesota, for many of those who
are humbugged and deceived in their hopes
of making hasty fortune, will turn from the
barren rocks of the region of Pixies Peak, to
find quieter homestead in the rich districts
of Minnesota, where gold be coined from
the pregnant soil by agricultural labor, and
one can find o quiet and happy life.. !. ~, .
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Under this heading the N. Y. Tribune Of
the 3lst ult., gives synopsis of the proceed.
ings had at the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing at Concert Hall, in this city, on the even
ing of the 22d ultimo, at which j. w. TAY.
LoR, Esq, made his Geographical Report upon
the Red River and Saskatchewan country
with the view to the development of naviga-
ton on the great rivers there Astounding The
Tribune remarks that, The report seems to
have been carefully drawn up from trustwor.
thy sources" It also observes that " COM
pany has been organized in Canada" with
similar views, and thinks that, /" should the
Minnesota movement 60 ahead, there will be
q sharp competition between these two Com.
panies for the first harvest of the new coun.
try" IT..
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....sss s,ss: ese f.: fSs.:: IN sss

senator ,DatSs and his Course on the
RailroSa flaming Law Amendment
Il aNNxEApoIrs, Mimi, Feb. I'd, 1859.
To As Efisors Of tAs NS~~ssotto~: lsE.yA =,
GENTLEMEN In your paper of this date, in
YOUR article ON the, " Railroad Companies
Amendment" to the General Banking Law,
you state that, when that amendment was
proposed or introduced in the Senate, it was
opposed by Smith, Bates Hudson, and others
Are you correct in this statement Did
Bates oppose its passagep Didn't he vote Tor
it N make these inquiries for information.
Pm in search Of "light" o L 5-si2-.o' -.
have been informed by member OF the
Senate, that the Hon. Mr.. Bates voted for that
Railroad Amendment" if he did, we here,
a portion of his constituents, want to know it;
we have right to know how he voted, and
respectfully request you to enfghten us. we
all want light, light" honor to whom honor
is DUE" Please look into this matter again
and give us the facts, and very greatly obhge
the people Of Hennepin county. JUSTICE.
In order to answer to our correspondent,
we consulted the Journal of the Senate for
the session of 1868. On page 5ss, DULY 26,)
we find the following proceedings:
Senate File No. 267, a Bill to amend the Bank
ing Bill was taken up. .# .!@-k gu =
"Mr. Bates moved as substitute for the recon-
mendation of the Committee of the Whole] that
the Bill be indefinitely postponed. -,
"L0st on o division of the Senate"
Again on pages 293 and 294, (afternoon
session of July 26) we find the following re-
cord: -. .-a- ..E. .. e-.J o4-!uy
''Senate File No. 2e7, Bill for an act entitled
an Act to authorize and regulate the business OF
Banking approved July 20, 1858 was read a third
time and put upon its final passage.
"And the yeas and nays being ordered, there
were yeas 81 nays 6, as follows: 81"
(; ''Those who voted in the abfrnsatice were,
Messrs. Adams, Ban6l, Bates, Chase, Cowan,
Cook, Dunwell, Hodges. Hudson, Hull, Jones,
Lindsey, Mixer, Moreland, Norton, Phelps, Rid
path, Richardson, Skinner, Streeter and Van Et-
ten. ri .Er'.' .t. 1891. -..y ID
Those who voted in the negative were,
Messrs. Folsom, Smith, Somers, Thomas and
Watson. -- - :,
$50 the Bill passed and the title was agreed
1t appears from the foregoing, that Sena-
tor Bates at first opposed the bill, but finally
voted for it-making by his vote the constitu-
tional two-thirds necessary to its passage.
- ga EDS. MINNEsoTIAN. NJ
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A Now Basis for Banking Jan I'm
NUottnp

A Now Basis for Banking Jan Inn
portant Matter.
The notes of the Bank of Nicollet County, loca-
ted at st. Peter, have been issued by the Auditor
to the amount of 1000, upon State University
Bonds. Ten thousand dollars in bills of the Bank
Of the State of Minnesota have been countersigned
by the Auditor upon the same basis.-St. Paul Pso-
neer, of Feb. s. -'.. ---..-
We confess to not exactly understand
ing the above. Will the Pioneer explain?
Itiwould seem, however, that a new basis
for Banking is being established by the State
Executive and the State Auditor, soithout the
color or authority Of la,ol +: ,, I'm. O..
: Let us look at what the amended Banking
Act says: Under its provisions in Sec. /, we
find that the Banking Basis upon which alone
the Auditor is authorized to issue currency,
is the following and nothing else, viz:
Any portion of the Public stocks, issued or ia
be issuedby the United states, the SGte Of Min
nesota ut their current value the Stocks of any
other State Of the United States" &c.
Now, the First Mortgage University
Bonds" to the amount of $40, 900, issued by
the Regents Of the State University, on the
pledge Of their two townships of land, are not
certainly the "Public Stocks issued by the
State of Minnesota" r.
This is serious matter, and we suggest to
the Pioneer that the People at large will ex-
pect serious answer and direct explana-
ton. .....- .
If this currency of the Bank of Nicollet
County is based on an illegal deposit Of an il.
legal basis, is it worth the ink and paper which
compose its material element? Ought the
money of the People-the representative Of
their labor and propcrty-to be thus trified
withP
We await the Pioneers explanations with
some degree Of curiosity, We must acknowl
edge
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Lee ALI Rejoice !--rhe H%Mestsad HIN
G" Passed tho House or CoDgreSai
- The most gratifying news We have to pre-
sent our readers this morning is, that the Re-
publican Party in Congress, with the aid Of .
few Democrats, succeeded on the LIST inst, in
passing through the House of Representatives,
Mr.. GRow's Homestead Bill, giving any man
who is the head of family, or over twenty
one years of age and citizen of the United
State, or has filed his intention to become
such, title to enter and hold, free of charge,
a quarter section Of any vacant Government
land, on condition of its actual settlement and
cultivation, for five years continuously.
We hope and believe, but are not sure, that
Mr.. Crows amendment offered to the Pre-
emption Law, that failed the other day
through the opposition Of the almost united
Democracy and the South, IS retained in this
bill. That amendment, it will be remember
ed, prohibited any but actual settlers from
purchasing any Of the public lands until ten
years after they shall have been surveyed. II
this provision is also contained in the Home
stead Bill, as we hope it is, it will be of i'm
mense advantage to Minnesota, inasmuch as it
cuts off the nonresident spectators and land
warrant shinglers, who keep whole districts Of
country as unsettled deserts, waiting until the
laboring poor man has made them valuable by
improving the lands that adjoin them. The
effect of this bill, if it should be also permitted
to pass the Democratic Senate, will be to in
sure the rapii settlement and development Of
the whole Northwest. Let the people now
watch the Senate. -
P. S.-Since the above we have received
the New York Tribune of the I'd inst, which
declaring that "The World Moves" rejoices
greatly over the passage of Mr.. Crows BILL
1t says:
would have saved vast deal of public corruption.
and would have added immensely to the power and
happiness of the country. .
Now let US see the vote on it in the Senate. -
The special Washington correspondent OF
the same paper, under date of Feb. l, gives
the following: ." j
An analysis of the vote one the final passage of
Mr.. Grows Homestead Bill, which passed the
House this morning, l20 to rs, shows that there
voted for the bill Republicans, 50; Democrats,
Is; Republicans, (Mr. Nichols). The Northern
Democrats who voted against it were: Messrs.
English, Hughes, Niblank, Marshall, Shaw, I'm
and Leidy. About 20 Northern Democrats lodged.
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Our Distinguished Senators !

Some one has sent US from Washington, i
copy of Congressional Globe, containing the
various speeches delivered in the u S Senate
on the 18th ult., when the death of Major T.
L. HARRIS, member of Congress from Illinois,
was announced officially to the body.
This Globe, we suppose, was forwarded to
us that we might observe more particularly
the remarks made by our own Senator, Gen.
SHIELDS, on the mournful occasion.
The General, we see, was quite happy in
describing Major HARRIS services whilst SER
wing in "his own" brigade during the
Mexican War; tracing him from the swamps
of the Rio Grande and the sands of Vera
Cruz to the rough activities of Cerro Gordo;
which last named battle our gallant General
on this as be does on every proper occasion,
most valliantly fought all over again, with
youthful impstuosity and vigor, as though a
bullet never actually nor was said to have
pierced his stout and manly lungs, evil
IDENTIFY without seriously affecting their power
of wind, or injuring materially the expansibil-
ity and Aexibility of the diaphragm.
On obituaries and particularly Cerro
Gordo obituaries, we Mimesotians all fatter
ourselves that one of our Senators cannot be
surpassed in the Union; and then we have in
hi his colleague, our other Senator, man excel
ling in correspondence, such as ship-ofState
letters and destinations of the Vice Presi-
dency! D1'h'.- ~
Yes mdeed-two rare Minnesota Senators
have we,-not to be beaten, either of them,
in the line of the respective specialtys they
have chosen "Within the range Of their
capacities" we defy the whole country to
match them. We're proud of 'em both!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-12

~ Il seems to be admitted by general
consent now that the Grand Duchesse de Rus
sic, Olgo Feodorowna, the wife of the Grand
Duke Michael of Russia, is the most beautiful
woman in Europe, if. not in the world. She
IS but thirteen years Of age and has been two
years married. -. > ~ $50 81
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az The Selma, Ala, Sentinel says that a
dentist Of that city recently prepared a full
set Of teeth for lady of the vicinity, some
sixty or seventy years old, and who had been
quite deaf for twenty years past. As:soon as
the teeth were placed in her mouth, the hear
ing Of the old lady became quite suddenly as
good as it ever had been. 70 -,-o,-s-
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Losses sqnoabiy adjusted and promptly paid. Tn.
tna E5 200 Of Losses psd BY the
and Inland Navigation Risks accented q tsr,ns c,t
tent with solvency and fair profit Especsl atssntnn
Of to 8 years. i |~- 'O' 's1ins
The progress Of this Corporation has been sra
uninterrupted through seasons of financial spnsbe aua
conhagratons and maritime disaster Being long ess b
on cash basis the troubles Of The credit system
Affect us in no material particular. y =
during hard times" the security Of reliable Jnsaysnce
rs an imperative duty-the ability Of property owners &
sustain loss being then much lessened. = @'pJr rid
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns through
out the state. Policies issued withous delay, BY
mafo-W-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent. ST. Paul
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M0SnsTlIGA;GEs ALK!.-WaElR9osnAs 4 D eer:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = D eer.
fourth Day Of April ISL and dslSsred
By William DayiSs and nary, - Wife, Of Rsms.y cc0p
Richard Reaney Of Ramsey County aforesaid, Whereby
the said William Davies, and Mary, his vile, 90 si'
bis heirs and assigns forever all that psrcsl Of
land lying and be.ns In the County Of RHy .nu Ter
.ss. SS "
North West quarter OF Section zen w N Iownship
number twenty t2sl Nsrn; o. ange nI%oer
ss West Of the
and appureuaness thereunto belonging or 10 spy wise
Reaney his heirs EXECUTORS administrators and assigns
of the flour thousand hundred and two dollars
ofree promissory delivered by said
William Davies TO the said Bchard Reaney, bearing
was duly acfnowieSsed srS recorded in the once Of
e. ssssssf I.ssS sssss s Bon
there i now Claimed 70 be due and Is due At the date
OF this notice, upon said notes mentioned II said
Hundred and T.ensy-ssSen 5oilsls and ,ss.esty One
cents and interest thereon since the 24th day Of May
ISIS At the rate Of Eve per cent per month and the
rtnef eo % twelve hundred aAd two dollars and fly
April 1857 to the 94h day Of April 1855 at the rate Of
April 1885, At the OF Ave per cent per month; and
suit proceedings at law having been had to re-
cover tnadees secured bysad mortgage or any par,
Now; efefore notice1s hereby given that BY virtue
Of power Of sale contained, In said mortgage and
pursuant g the ttsepte tn such made and pro VIE
ded, Che above described mortgaged premises viii be
sold Ct public suction to the highest bidder for cash
On shs lsth day Of March, 1850 ct 10 O'clock In the
forenoon, ut the front the Court House, in Sd
Paul In said Ceuntyyof Ramsey and state of MINES.
a TO satisfy and pay the amount due upon said notes
ana mortgage ana interest Aforesaid and the costs
and expenses Of u ID sale. : n = - ~
Saint Paul Feb LIST, 1882
RICHARD REANEY, Mortgage
CooPRR JExsIsoN, Attys for Mortgsges. fe5. W6~
A DM1NISTRATORsS SALE...NOTICE
"A II HEREBY GIVtN, tnat shah offer at sale, a.
public vendue to the hgest bidder all Of Lot Five (5
In Block Four 81 In the Town Of Tsyors Falls at the
door OF the ose OF Register Of Deeds Monday the
seventh day Of March, A. D., 1852 at 10 o'clock n.
Terms. half cash, half In ak months from dav sale.
VIII. @. FOLSOM,
Administrator Of the Estate Of e. p. wy1nan.
Taylors Falls, Mimi, January Is, 1859. fe5-v3w
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PRaVATE MKDlCAh TREATISE on

Of MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 100
fine Plain and Colored Litho-
Craps and Plates. sent free Of post.
,ge to all parts of the UmOn.-
Cheapest Book ,ver published, and
containing nearly double the guam
ity of reading matter in that of
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publics.
cations. 1t treats on the Physiolo-
~ OF Marriage, and the secret dis.
orders and intirmities Of youth and
maturity, resulting from excuses
which destroy the ply sieal and men.
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JEFFREY II. ADAMS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE, corner Of MaiI
and Front streets, Msnksto City, Minnesota. -.
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S"bAANs1
purgative and Liver Med.
These Gums remove I'll,
One dose oftwo tea spoon
fuls will always relieve
sick headache. Only one
drse immediately relieves
Cholic, while one dose Of
ten repeated Is q sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and q preventative OF
Cholera. Only one bottle
ID nee. Q ! to throw. out of
the system the effects OF
medicine after a long sick.
ness. One bottle taken
for Jaundice removes ali
sallowness or unnotural
color from the skin. One
dose taken, . short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
the food uigest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chrolic DiorrhGa In its
worst form, while Summer
and Bowel Complaints
yield almost to the fl st
dose A few bottles will
cure'Dropsy by exciting
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NTATE OF MINNES0r1aC 0yNEx OF
- - nnAMbAULf, q. In DistAct tCsurt Ssx0 Sua,c
1mtDistrict Charles N. Henderon nd Oheries. n
HsSpdeIson agt: EYip. A. Haskell and harles n Has
Aou ana each Of you are hereby summed ana requr-
co 70 answer the complaint in this tion, which has
1es N the ofceof The Clerk othts Court at Blue
Ear y N the County Of Faribsllt IN said state OF
on The iqbsoESbsf his afRee - Blue
Earth Ctyfn the County OF Fsrhaslt r. satd STATE,
on Iou, exclusive of che day sfyA And II you
fatp ans4sr the eeid compaiet WITH TIE time sfGre
gaid the plaintiff Ia this tstpp via take judgme Mt
Is atst you the sum Of Atsan hundred and seven
dollars Ave cents, with interest on the
se ne1 as Ss cos IA ur ,sn
ments of this action. ~ o-''' J. B. WAkEfIELD,
Dated December goth, 1853 Pitts Atty.
10
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STONE d MCCORMICK

IRVINE. STONE d MCCORMICK
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, St. Anthony Street, near
the Winslow House. Will buy and cell Real Estase,
Locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes for non-residents
and attend particularly to Conveyancing and the
maxim of Plats and Township Maps. Farming Lands,
City al d Town PropertX for sale. :
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j. b. BELL,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, and GENERAL AGENT
Superior, Wisconsin. Commissioner for Minnesota
Receives Deposits-NegotiatesL oans-Land Warrants
Sold or Located. mar17-iy
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JUSTICES,
REAL ESTATE.
ID. l.. BROWNELL.

De LIZ bf6O"NHLLs
LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge Isant Co. Mnn., will buy and sell Real Es
tate. Taxes paid for non-residents. Assistance
dered in selecting claims &C., &c. RErsRxHcEs-
Chas. T. Robbins. ESQ. Csh. Merchants Bank Provi.
st. Paul, Col Cyrus Aldrich, Minneapolis, A. B. Cor.
gas, ESQ, Saltwater. ap28-df,
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ioi7 I'M oroT, ytnuoo yesmaa % pNI Il
4Kw SodaI III ,yebre1oy
): !: !: a||I|Ill'| !"
500 s9hS'gL~jO@ AamNtgd,nqSi ODD :
IN SLANT r ELITE 4 I

l'1' S'i-s' IL % .AamNtgd,naSt ODD e.
IN 81 STA - n r. r Ell I I'll Z 4 :
ro,,-lr For Horses and Cattle
This is truly Great Remedy. Haif Is cent bottle
of sloans Instant Relief, given in pint or warm va
utes in extreme cases repeat the dose in fifteen hin
utes. ----..rTT r.-.---trT .. ---.--t'' =, 7 ~
,s For s5s1s and other
slant Relief speedily effects azure. Many persons n
been astonshed Witness the rapid cure eected- bv
the use Of this wonderful medicine. ,..,....--
~ Get Circulars Of Agents. i..I-i .'.'~ --..
,.2a2 SLOAN'S OINTMENT.
For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Fhorout hness
Sloans Ointment exces, and is rapidly Superseding an
other ontments and Animents for the Of the fol-
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Calls, Callus spavine,
sween. ,Fstula f. e Sand Cracks Scratch
poW bHsG
u herbs ana roots. and may be given at ali times anc
beeu found by long experiences to be- hiehiy seu IN
cure the various diseases TO which horses and
petite Inward Strains Yellow Wa.ss 81 s
the eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also
Commonly called the Stir Complaint) Ii safe and
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds It carries Oh AN
gross humor, and will remove ali inHamation and fe
ver purify the blood loosen the skim cleanse ,he
Of and boa q the oins%sn. 9
cure recent Four der in six eight days. without
leaving the a sss: effect in the feet. Horse D..en
Of the disease. One Powder and part of boz
Of the Ointment, will in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis.
To 1Sr
the Western Is Isl, s.stss. Prepared ~ g.s..
Grand Dspot, "a South Water Street, Ohicago Illinois
Oct6.daw1y
Sold Wholesale and Retail at proprietor,s price,, ..
81: Paul, BY DAY JENKs, J: w. BOND, WIN. H,
MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists m
shevCity. ... aEy 81 ,'s... o.. 80 -
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The Minnesota State Mutual
.r.r ~ FIRA AND yMARLHE ;o,-2.
Insurance Company.
sAINTPAUL, MNNEsorA!
Authorized Capital soooooe Capital PAID in $4,000
PREsIDEsr-C0L. JOHN q. PRINCE,
80 - DIRECTORS; IA
Jacob u, Chafant, Geo, y. Becker, Rdwip Caldwell
J. w. Bass, Richsrd CHUTE. J. F. Hevvard
Luke Marvin, s,.au. &. p, Folsom. : N w Kit.on
Findley Mccormack, @. u. Schurmier, Johns Prince.
sEoRErA1Y-ANDREW J. WHITNEY.
This Company has been in operation about one mon ia
and has insured ct this ne January 90 1862 overone
quarter Of Million Of Dollars. This unparal eed 81
Cess sure guarantee Of the soldty Of the Company
Fire and Marine insurance effected at from % to 81 per
cent. less than In foreign compsnies. I'ts ~
Omce Schurmeier's Block, Corner Of Fifth and Jscs
son streets, St. Paul. jan22.dkw1y