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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19
From New Correspondent-..Emi
ton to Minnesota from the East...The
Concord Coaches.


ton to Minnesota from the East---The
Concord Coaches.
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. IA.
10 tie Editors ofthS Ainnssotian:
DEAR SIR: Being absent from Minnesota
this winter have been interested in looking
over the columns Of the MINNEsorIAN by which
I perceive, as might be expected, that the
country is perfectly safe. Your readers will
possibly be interested in hearing from this Sec
ton, which indeed has furnished no small
number of active citizens for Minnesota. In
spending some little time recently in the coun-
try and conversng with the farmers and 9TH
ers, l find the disposition to emigrate to the
West continues strong, despite the "hard
times" and there will undoubtedly be in no
long time an extensive movement to that quar-
ter. I do not hear any other part of the
West spoken of except Minnesota, which is
now clearly the favorite. This is c:rcum-
stance which clearly indicates to my mind
that the times will mend there by and by, al
though, still believe that the period will be
longer deferred than many suppose.
This place, from which write is known to
many of your readers as being one of the
pleasantest of the New England towns, and is
more widely known, as the seat of the
coach and wagon factories of Messrs. Downing
& Abbot. The great reputation of these
coaches, &C., has now given this place almost
complete monopoly of the business, which
now reaches an enormous amount. 1t was
founded some forty years ago by Lewis Down
ing, who still continues in the business as
Downing & Sons. A former partner, Mr.. j.
5. Abbott, with his son carries on the bust
ness still more largely than the Messrs. Down.
ings. In point of thoroughness of work there
is probably no difference. If Morse invented
the telegraph, and Whitney the cotton gin, it
was reserved for Downing to realize the Amer
lean Stage Coach. Even the great CARLYLE
himself would be obliged to acknowledge that
there was nothing in it, as manufactured here
that partakes of the "sham" Faithful and
thorough work is the well known characters
tic of these coaches; and this, and "nothing
else" has secured them their world wide rep
utation. Your readers win perhaps excuse
this " first rate notice." as the subject is not
really local one, but has, to use Webster's
ian odor of nationality
have been interested, of course in noticing
the articles in the Minnesota papers bearing
upon the Loan question. When that measure
was proposed my establishment was I'M
and supposed as matter of course
hat it would be promptly rejected. When,
however, it passed by SO large majority, |
begun to think might be mistaken, and that |
might have some hidden merit that would |
Justify it by success. But it seems not so to
". The more's the pity.
"A good many of our "solid men" are
allZing of making . trip to Minnesota this
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19


Frederick Stahl, Esq, Republican, was
elected Mayor Of Galena on Monday, over
the Democratic nominee. Two thirds of the
Aldermen were elected are Republican also.
The battle was fought by the Democrats with
great desperation /; but the Republican forces
were too heavy, and the tax-caters were
overthrown. This election will inaugurate a
new and much needed policy for our sister
city, if the victors use their power wisely
We append the names Of the Aldermen
chosen; LIST Ward, Henry Marfeld, Dennis,
Calvin, Dem; I'd, VIM. Dickson, Thos
Foster, Rep; Sd, Miller, j. A. Mensal,
Rep; 4th, w. W. Chase, Louis Zoeller, Rep;
9th, VIM. Shea, Jas. Weldon, Dem. Re-
publicans 6, Democrats 4. Well done for
Galena
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

~ The literature of the telegraph is de-
cidedly peculiar and exceeding interesting
Imagine, if you can, more touching allusion
to the death Of near and dear relative than
the following:. I" John desd--on ics-won't
kssp-sous quick"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

H Mr.. Barnett, of Lincoln county, Ky.,
brought his eighteen slaves to Cincinnati, and
manumitted them, few days since. The
owner was offered twenty thousand dollars
for the lot the day before he gave them their
freedom.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

81 A lot Of pickpockets are following Pic
colomini in her tour over the country. They
belong in New York city. At Buffalo they
were bold and successful, but At length were
caught and Gagged by the police.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

~ A child in Chicago came to its death
through the blunder of an spothecary, who
put up prescription of Dover's powders into
doses Of two grains, instead of half grain
eaeh.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

az Mrs. Smith, the wife of the station
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad ct Baileys-
burg, has been arrested for having poisoned
her husband, who died few days since, with
1oton oil.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

summer ad despite the grdat incubus of this
loan, hope, will still find inducements to
make investments there. ------
Yours truly, G. s. Dow.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

~ Wisdom stands between two mirrors;
rally IN dark room.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

~>St
months, there has been actual suffering and
want among some Of them, for the reason that
few st. Paul Bankers, with others, were ex-
erting themselves to the utmost to prevent the
sale Of these Bonds. With what motive this
is done, let the public judge, when one of the
most prominent of these selfconstituted guar
dams of the public veal, is heard to say that
he will yet "buy these Bonds at fifty cents
on the dollar" That 6" the wish is father to
the thought" will be the very natural conclu-
sion in the public mind. Who but avaricious
or mistaken men could thus labor to deprive
honest laborers of one quarter the reward of
their Industry
But there is duty which every man owes
to the State of which he is citizen. In the
early settlement of our Territory, when strang-
ers came among us, and on their return to the
east, wrote cheeringly of our resources and
prospects, we very naturally regarded them
Is friends to the Territory. Those who took
the opposite view, and attempted to depre-
ciate and disparage every thing they saw, were
very naturally regarded as the enemies of
Minnesota. In those days, writer's of that
stamp lived out side of our Territorial limits.
The friends of Minnesota then were at least as
numerous as her citizens, and we would as
soon have expected to hear son traduce the
character of the mother who bore him, as to
hear = citizen Of Minnesota speak disparaging-
y of her ability or honor.
Yet have the charity to believe you do
not intend to dishonor our State But let us
ook at it moment. If you should refuse to
receive your own note, at its face, in payment
# . demand due to yourself, would you not
fsgrace yoursalfas business man, or . man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

CANAL STAN PAssIsGER BoATs.-Ws learn that
company mas been organized in this city and Roches
ter or the purpose Of building and running two steam
canal packets between the two cities. The Rochester
Union Of last evening mentions the enterprise in
progress and says the stock is being raised along the
line Of the cara, and considerabls has been taken
Two Rochester firms have taken 81 900 stock each,
and confidence is expressed in the feasibility Of the
scheme. Lockport, Medina, Albion and Brockport
people are anxious for the success Of the enterprise
ana subscribe literally. The business in light way
freights and passenger traffic, it is expected, will
prove remunerstvs. The steamers are 10 be con-
ructed with especial reference 70 the trade just large
enough 70 pass the locks, q Light draft, and great
speed. TIE Union says they to have side wheels
constructed upon new patent, and that they win run
ten miles per hour with thirty tuns of freight leaving
between the cities can thus be sde in night, in
eigh. hours By day. We do not know the ertsnt Of
the way buEnsas, ba. the scheme il BY no me ans an
ippsssassbla pes, Baaslq AavsasSs, Apll ~
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

fhs Precious Stones ofhe Heavenly Found.ior Augusta
Browne Garrett Emo. PIP. 323 Sheldon Go.
Sermons Preached and kevssd the Rev c. spursson
Pinh Series limo. pp. "A. Sheldon Co.
Tt,stpe on fhe, and the Modern ske optical Theories
BY Fr.ncl, Wharton l2no. PIP. js5 J. B. LPpreott
kCo. -
Tie Atonemert: Being Five Doourss' limo pp l5. Amer
iosn Srsc, Society. -
Memoir Of Robert H.dsne and James Alexander HAdAns Il
mo. pp. 20. The Fame.
Leg nts Consdered By John Lord
Campbell LID. d. Appleton CO
Life OF Fr,d.rct the Great. By hacsalsJ l'mo. pp III
Mother. ar inf.n Nurses and Nursing Trsnss..d from the
French, by Dr.. A.. Donna. l2no. PIP. SO. Philips,
Sampson Co.
Pan Of The Creation By hs Rev C. L. H.qsu5o1rs limo
pp SOL The Same.
Or the Probable Fan II the yaue Cola BY Michael Chevs
Eer Translated from tbs French, with Preface, by Rich
ard Golden. ESQ. d. Appleton Il Co.
Pra,tica Treatise the Hive snd Honey Bee. By L..
L.npIeth Thtrd Edition. lsno. PIP. ~. a Y. Moore
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wiling to scter into any controversy On Ton. ,us;.s
The obeot Of these pspess Is 70 as.s the s,,s -
snd the deducsoos which aov from It. II my d.a,s
tioos are not satisfactory, les each draw his OF, n,
my testimony viii not answer let each seek s,s NO,
seif Ny purpose Will be attained vhea s.s .so0a.
to look for themselves, AID not take any oo., va
for t. either for OF sgsirst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
UNITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW: April. Goa
rad BwAckhsmer.

This periodical, which has completed its twenty
second year monthly magazine, is hereafter 70 be
published quarterly, and in an enlarged form. The
present number in addition to the political articles
which are Democratic (so.called to the back
bone, has several literary papers Of good deal Of
interest. Among these we may mention the review
of Prescott. which makes some excellent points on
xelbigh exhausted theme, though the writer is mis-
taken in the assertion that Bancroft passed bis early
years as tutor at that college where Prescott gradu-
ated; nor are We among the few who are aware Of
the fact that New.Yoik possesses college equal in
age TO Harvard The article on Michael Angelo Is
spirited and apprecatve, which can hardly be said Of
the biographical sketches of the distinguished pot-
clans whose portraits grace the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

new and enlarged edition Of Maurys Sai!ia!
Direction, has been ssuei at Washington, aud is sol
BY d. Eggsrt & Son, in this city.
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Magical Fam Extractor.
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Mjrt.9. @1t a n g. datf Senna.6st8en tOnasn ZEN
SO pfweb nns ale anbern, aus elmer u%nurbnuna oet Tsrcan
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WaiptnQtDn unb su BADEN in Baltimore tnr 70 &ts' pc
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Stt4.S 5etb G. 6ance. So. 1903 DlItimCrefy
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Fno mir i'm Staube a1e Drud>M rbeften ais
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Den gut uno plnfilih aussefertiet.
A-8eaeaun5en pom ANafbtastpS. werbenIprcmpt bsfcrat
rnS pprtpfFet abseHffert.
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DR.. HufeIand.

OWtTWHIETWNG SUIVIWI
far f&neae 5elunS BON 5ufsn. Grtdltans, SHguen;en, 1rdu.
ne, @duten 9ale unb MISUNDERSTANDING, AnsaebruRs unA
renn NOD nSeIt@, Grlet&terune fur NGe an beier Rrantbeit
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Cine rettere prp5e Der entfetIt4en @efdprIf&fett Der ssn
elmer tletnen &rtdItun6 entffebenten Rr1ultesten, 3etet I'D BET
etnem Bid lber na@hetenbe aus ben @ertdten hes YbtIdbrf.
pbta Sc acknowledgements entnpunntene Isabelle. Trcsbea Pot
IabtIOtta ouertdnnt cine Der e~sfunbeRen St6bts Der untpx IA,
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6dlt bic GroblOge bsS StaateS WarYlanb ". .. D.
y. ibren erten srOBen SabreSbaa. in Der Nebsn>
babe ab. Die Mit9lieber neS 9rbsns, lOpie ba5
publifunt i'm Aagemeinen maiden mir barauf auf,
merriam. Wie mir iOeOea perue9men wsrpsn RE
SroehsUrIbtr BON Sreperif Obigen Bali nit ibrem
OeIute btebren.
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~ iersm Strsta 6aItsn fOatt gtretet atdt cine grrbe mil
bttftn %psrtpsputn Ytufn sM maiden 9stfsrttet aIetn bel
fte Or g 10 q n unb sven
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.Wertauft bel:
8. p. : SO I SO. rs BalttmureRraee;
o. 91. Rp<ng. SO. 95 Drcdardr;
S,EreR, Sc. 81 Nsrts 0apRraee, nnh
IN Der Antee bsa .Raltimnre QDeder."
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Sauces:
SariapariQe>, Oe9etabilil9e Ober 8lutreinis .
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9un9SsHtuen!
BUR Hetnt8una bee Slutes, G9f etung Won Gale, aur g1ise
bsr1trfsuune Der ssa6rten 0rbnHns bes NtaSens naD anftr.
letoeS, Oesp pf1, S9ptntnttn i'm Np9fe &c. 9tbt e tstne bfs
ERE Wleettin. ypabllttGe YerIDLen nelGs biufa an Rcsfs
nfp. SGwtnoal, SGl1frtetett unb GItnaen tn zen DDten Irfs
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bettem perbtnoern.
aRan lele f~Olsenbes lpbenOe 3eusniB iber bic
Seilnng Dpn OgSpep1ia.
W wtre gterntst bei4etnigt, bGb meine Srau felt IL Sabre
an DtsptpFd lit un0 ale a~aeeSeigten N~tettitatn unp LtUms
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tr 6pl8e tatten Ertntens Eeina6e blino uno befGrbtce BE
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Fnee MID tst rObl unb taanter.
g. $. 6aIG,
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Relnl9un9 oeS Blutes!
Baltimore, bea %. Suit 1853.
Is 10 rb btsrntt btfGetatst, bag tb an befttasn S6fner,en
IN per Srnf ue TIM fetten Mrme Iitt, meI6e on Rem ser.
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CUR Warnung
gDtR man 6tefe Ytlen stbranGen, 10 It man ouf Der 5u,.
ban man nttt ~an6sflbrt UtrSe. Man tau { entweber bel hsn
rtHs'8en Aetnten pber femme feISf naG
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Sp. 1C3 BaItlmurehr.
grsts as gts. pro s@adtel fur 9amet's a5te SiaeM stsr
: Spap.etu JUG SI' Oft9.&
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Serfamfs @useigeen.
0ert1tlidber Nereamf.

9n aSIse etnss Dstrsts sen Ssr gireatt Court Der 6tabt
Baltimore, tn ben prC3sE beS EeltsHta 8aa.@ereins SO. ,
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Dab unesttrntn: De 5alfte 6aa an 0erEaIfsta5s unb
cite an6sre 5dlfte s~er3tns tn 6 pspuaten.
SSM5 @le5aEber gDDtff, Erufee.
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% SabreSball. - Die @ermanta-3Oge
SO. Al S. >. .. s. bdIt beute ben IT. 9anuar
gum Belten Der Wittuen unp BaiIen in Dem Saale
Der Nerp-MhtmblY- 81 0ons einen srCben 3abreS.
bad ab. Die Mttsltebtr beS Srben8, iOwie baS
publitum TIM M%asemetnen MAIDEN mir barauf nuf<
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Wertauft Bel:

s, 2. : Si0t SO. rs Balttmprearaee3
.: Gl. &O&Itne SO. 95 8rcaamdp;
=, Grep, Sc. 81 Nsrts 0apRreBe, nnh
tn Der OT1tce bss UBaltimcre Weder:"