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ten son reiuenn Yferbe- unb Sub paar, 70 AUD
offmildtes unb S4meine> 9aar aa ben bili8ttu
Yreilen. '.-'. -, - -, Us
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nb 9ecbt etne 9ebtben @fe 1T oem beeren Den9n BET
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parl4 sebeiben Gs lebt f 70 be& i'm @eie ober a bic
raube t9te ra & oft gar 10 bitter Dem be[sten Gau>
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lien Grfabrunse, teuen man bel btm rnn 8emubt Sci ben
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fa1np pur9 bic @aten bou9t Sbne ben sprbeer rr ben
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9aniel &pbrer,
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Qanb suirp 9efauft unb perfau1t; @eoer ~tr.
ben aelebnt unb an9elegt; Garen meroen ee3apn
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Gde ber 5iebenten ,1nb &olobelle etrabe,'
ua9R Senry @durmeier's @aaen- Sbop -
saarseiS tssablt fir $dnte, trodsne uns
CRIME.
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k utl9er ubrna6er;
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ron l1bren uno alien in 1ein 6a9 14laeenbsn Nr-,
beiten. Bebienung prompt. ',-- =
Stir ale Nrbeit wirb garantirt.
9ittart marpit III.
,mpurtirt uno Oertauft i'm grobsa lotpie IN <i-
neu WprceQan, @3las ,tne alle III eas TaD
1dla9enbe @aaren. ~
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spil&sn Geear~ ane sS"balba%.
@t. Yau1, M.nnelota.
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fabri,irt unp bat tets an, Eager bic feinfen Orr
ten uou reiuen, 9Dferbe= unb Sub paar, 70 aud
ofn,ildteS uub ,59peine> 3aar au ben biQigRtu
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Die xWtnnelota @taatsjeitnne" e.
11eint jeben @amlfa9. x,..
Yreis 81 iL3wet Dollars, tn pa'o1a9rees
Wprausbe3ablung.
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Ser 6ub1criptipnS~ Betra9 tann In Neten IT.
oenb elmer auten Banf ober, bel balbiabrtsem
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''71:s NT Wenn @elb in reeiRrirten Brefen str-
loren aebt, tragen tpir ben Verlut; pod ntdDt IN
utreailtrirten Brieten.
Mqe Witbeilunaen, @elber u. {. ~. Gnb au
apbreIireu:
Samuel Guopisb, publi(ber,
gpr SIR. 2445, ct. Saul, Minnslota.
@reiie fir s1n5eieen. ...,,
3ebn 3eilen pber menieer bileen einen Square'
Gag. ':.5.. .,H II,
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Gin @auare 2 Mal -. 125. -.
Gin Square 3 Mal. -. 49,.
Sin 5auare 4 Wfal. 2,25.
Gin 5quore fit Mpnate $50.
Gin Square fir 6 Mpnate 1000.
Sin Souare fir / Saby.l. 1900.
ME G5rSBere Mnaei9en werben serbaltnlB'
malta aui bas Bilt9(te bereGnet une ole1't'
jabrliG Ycrausbeaablt. 'W@
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
p1bHshed by tS.AM'L LUDplGH,
St. Paul. -.- Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price of advertising g. ..
One Square, l. insertion,. $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,e5.
One Square, three Months, $50:
One Square, six Months, 1000
One Square, twelveMonths, 800.
s4oeuten Der y Mfinn. Staats5ettun9'
Mtunel lpta.
Nep- 11lm unb Yrotpn Counts st. 1prlter, Il.
81. Weter uno 9iicplet @tY D. 94immel, Fl
81. .%ntbony II. Minniapolis, Ortb u. Snpblaud,
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9Ga a2ttt4iAas4@ it41 9ntf J4DaS9 a.i
al as7aiia!7ia21 s3aiHH ~ <a3sa144jei=
, 1859-10-31

WANTED-ln exchange for Luln-
h~s sad Hasd*7re.-GroeeEe4 ClotbEa4. Boots AID
Shns.. pTG oda PEoy,-lona H4y Grim. NH FesI Flcus
End FrotEcr & u kinds. =. WING, l$3 Canal Ssrest.
Z. O. Eax ts4s. nr344sy
, 1859-10-31

Further HFOcce0lnMk at NAaf!e410sSHs
CnAEtEsrowS. Oct. eeo.--The Court met q: tch
o'clock this morning.
The Judge announced that he had received n
note from the new counsel Of the prisoner, re-
questiug dclar Of few minutes, TO enable him
to have u brief interview with the prisoner. H.:
would accordingly wait short lime
Soon after Brown WAS brought in aud took l'ls
usual recusnbent position in bed.
Samuel Chiffon, Of y athinston City, sppcaEed
a. additional council for the prisoner, and Was
oaal,f;cd Hiram Griswo}d, OF Cleveland. Ohl',
was also qualified us counsel for the prisoner.
Mr. Chiffon made aa explanatory state
ment lie was unexpectedly called upon yes-
terdaY to aid in this defence. He came with the
expectation Of merrly assisting the gentlemen
who we're conducting The defence, but r1ua
reaching here he fund they had withdrawa
fron, The case. lie then determined to do his
best, not feeling at liberty to refuse under the
circumstances. However, it would be impossible
for him to discharge the full duty of counsel.
not having read the indictment, OF examined
the evidence already given. He made no motion.
but be would advise delay Of d few hours, ia
order that himself and his brother counsel could
| make some preparation.
The Court decided that the trial mast 60 On.
| No more delays could be granted. The tE'.'
| then proceeded.
Mr.: noyt. for the prisoner, objected to recsis'
ing as evidence this Hitter Of Gerris Smith, hert-
| totOre puhnsned; also tne aotooloStApuf -
| Brown, written By h.mzelf. Both were With
| drawn.
| Several witnesses were then examined By ":
Hovt, and cross questioned By the prisoner
while lying on his bed, wrapped up in alanSe:
The testimony was mainly relative to Brosn $
kind treatment OF his prisoners. At one O'Clock
recess WAS taken for dinner.
afternoon S<sffoa. Several witnesses for tht
prisoner we're examined. all proving that Bro~i
had treated his prisoners with Humanity nnf
frequently expressed his regret that h1ood>he'
should hare been caused By him in se1f.defcnce
The defence closed their testimony about four
and the State desired to eire the case II, th
Jury without argument Capt Brown 'n*'ste'
that his counsel should argue the case. Ancr sh
opening speech for the State the Court adjourn
cd till 5iondsy morning, when the counsel 10
| The prisoner will proceed,
, 1859-10-31

The Typo Of the ''Frec Sonth'' Pied
and the Forms Thrown iii tite
River.
lr,ou, The Cineipnatt Commercial

Inst evening, about half.past seren o'clock a
mob of some thirty men entered the pruning
ofice Of wn,. $. Bailey, Newport ~; ana pct
considerable quaDtny. Of type. br"ke onc III
10 nrcsses. and carried OF the forms, IN
ch;ch the outside Of the paper was be."::
orinted. There were uo persons IN the ONCE
st The time Of tits visi1asto'l,. except sf.
BAILEY and his family. His four da":hter:, wiz,
brsrsd M sa without avail thai their property Nigh.
be spared. The press Ton'd probably
hsre been entirely destroyed, but those wA1
undertook the Job fonnd it dirty work. the ink
selling iLeir hunds aud clothes. NE. HALEY was
warned that he must leave town. and gu. ".
ssn,}d be roughly u~ed and all his property de-
.nni;sied When tho mob frat appeared, they
INFORMED Mr. Bailey that they proposed 10
abolish this incend1ary sheet They CONSIDERED
the community unsafe where SUCH paper ""s
tolerated. and 80 ior:h. ,.:.,
nno,,e the Journals Of the day, hui he and '''s
f.m;Ir have long spent upon it their daily 'abor'
ana ex.nsd with il their daiiy bread. The paIprr
has been, Nc beI,evc, II fumily production N!'
Haley writing ,hc articles, bis danSt'sers T'. ,r
ting The tyre, aud his s'us making up the
forms and working the press. HIS daughters
,Tho hare made 4 humble livelihood in tins
wny. we're not, *e are Informed, exempt from
.uch insults. last night. as foul language al'
dressed 10 them could convey. That WAS per-
n;f,il transaction. We really do not think
lie peace and rrosIerity Of tie c'ty Of New
~ or the State ot Kentucky would be imrer.
RIA by tie cortinuanee of the publication OF Mr
Rs;1ry's raper Il might be much better for TIT
tns,n Il i were underssnod that ull opinions ant
tbe;r free expression were tolerated there. 1t il
ID. sgs Sas s.st. e ;ss Se Se 1*s
Ms,sd sa' ~ hsye been respectable in appearance
evcorstion being made as to the police. II VA
m.Sked by one of Nj. Bailey 5 daughters tbs
.en.t oT tho police were present, and II they d!
~. rositiyeiy aid in the destruction olpropert.
the! certainly did not attetnEt 70 40 1he'r OUT
mi were passive spectators of the lsw!ess seen
s;sa question whether Mr. HALEY can hnc ~
nrotect.on under the law, and tho thing mo
fkel7 70 happen is the euntiuued *uppFessmas S.
for some lime Of hi. paper by mob % force. ~ !,
msonlc spd authorities of Newport hare gfa
ueftiou TO consider. il is whether there is
6redoua Of speech and Of the pres. IN I'll!
s;i.t~Nhethcr In industrious family, NJ
. aesad .cIinst no municipal regulation. =
uepa 1sw ~ r. ti:mmonweal,h Of Kentucky, sh
~" T.. nro.cc,ed Ur tee ID their property; Or ~hsth
De P'9.e' ~ ~ ~ ,,,.>ierance on the subj
nf slavery backed by mo- F1o'ence-
, 1859-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
TWO DlYs LATER FROM ElEoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA scor1An.
France alalI .4sssfriu.


E.,r,on ro,xr oct 4e~-The stea,,e1;n W,
fah1uEs lo.sl' ~. .,:a tIe;s. .sp ~
aeos'fa nas WadnaHdar ',hs ~. 'va 9o. Has. .",
!el uaaea ~ w. ~ tha I:.on as - e. rahn.'
NJ oAs ~ ta,,em;m. . m abs,r,r, ~ ,is E,re
80. :. .t.H;t.s""a tIT f',7n;.hsd " '''' 1-"'o
~ ,Sa,,s ~ nsaca betwrer Franco anil ,rs.
s;a,s ~ Il n n IL 1-Ea inst ~'>'
Thc Fa1;s correspondent Of the Iondon
7:n1. ns tt.,ss ,1at IN ada,;nn tn ths tirs rreat
nn,rars .ar SarS;n;a swain Sweden po,tnrs, ~.
~" ', pa+sa Iii h. rerrexentsd =, tl,s E,ro.
r. -, C,,,,rass
PEN Goas. s.,:1,,,, .he ,raetr ,a,raa, Franz,
III ~ ls,1;'.;. ,,r,,a . =. s;.rad ~ Jer sro
nd .jat ,r;n"r1;,s treatx son,d he s;3nsd sr,g.
a.a,,an.t,. auu all ''p1' ~ @'o
,fhn Ertot t1d.r, remained at Uo1,r 11ped
pr;n". si.r,t yi.itei th,. shin on lie l7f, dur.
~. ~, ao;o,rr # The mai family ot R.nnor
, t,;, tha t,;rcn J;,, mt arcomnonr lin Tbe r..
norts AZ 10 Ter nrorossd visit to America are in
ttos.s;,s H.. fn,ost;rr ~. n h. Hi ~ ~.
,n'h .,,an w. i; ~, fhsnaht tia f;nal nrrarce.
,,en;s would I've m.de"
".'s rcnor, l. cuTTent Of IN approaching chan 20
in thc French Miu,s,rv,
Nornrro has ts,,,fercd nil fle satisfaction de-
, 1859-10-31

1. is impossible at present to estimate 1''r
number vet to be packed this season: but VIC
are u judge from the number OF cattle coming
forward, the falls packing will not full lar short
Of last years. Some Of tho principal packing
house, however. state that they are nearly closed
for the season.
, 1859-10-31

4 LEX. WOLCOTT IS A CAN
II D1pATE for County sasvsIor. Subject to the 1.s-
publican Couveal'ca. ocl3 ..u.-4w
, 1859-10-31
.Tor rEalE.

FOk SALE-A Printing Office
Tho subscriber r6ers for the Pnnt!nk ucte ffrz
which Tie in4uos Republican" Is tn* aAux.f. Tha "a
per kas ahut ~ suo.er.s, and ko-! local
Using Jat.uosx exclusive o. ttr sttt1 End TsutsE
advertising. Terms Guy. fersous w.st!ns u rrrA-e
n:uA cone well Ier'Ea1at.ted. AdEres4 THUS. sEN-
NCM, M!t.1epost. Jl1nu.s- o4t1lw
, 1859-10-31
NrlM ADVERTISEMENTS.

E {. IT, .sCRIFE.N, -4lstrtisi.q Ae'~k e Dtar.rn..
IL a1:Aorisf rer<ire 4ste<nts sss nnf ali tie
LsrtiAg fMpers NJ the Worth tTes:- ial.hs9+y
, 1859-10-31
A Republican Newspaper omcc Mob
- 1anA

CtsctssA71, Oct. ea.--The office Of the New'
port tKeutucky) Fra South, paper Of Repnb,,
Iican procllviues, was mobbed last night, ami
the forns scattered in the street.
John Tyler, fugitive slave. who escaped
from Campbell County, Virgins, IN 1s4; a: was
hall. remanded 10 Tho owners and taken to Gov
, 1859-10-31
Fire In Noekons

Bos4os, Oct ga FIRE broke out this nor.
;nr IN The rear OF No. 2o2 Cambridge street,
~hieh destroyed SIX buildings, most q them Of
no T rreat value. Robert Parkips. furniture deal
er. White & Kinney, ressaurant keepers, J. CN1
and v. Learned are among the sufferers.
, 1859-10-31
From N'AhfliHGtQ1,

Especial p'atch to the Gl9s!"at s1cs; ole,
Thc pamphlet Of Nr. Douglas tails stil!-boFn.:
the uuUc IRE tired Of the subject, and .iont
want any more ha;r-srlittng, metaplys'cal dts
oujsitious, to show the difference twixt tWeede-
DUN and twecdle~dec. Douglas Is; in vulgar
himself quiet while longer. and bide his tine.
lie is now hc;innin. to lie looked upon US At,
iosuAerable bore, WIN il always turning M ut
the wrong time ami III .he wrong place Tie
next election will he square fight between
modern Democracy and Kepubticanisu'. and lie
rcople will b. Obliged 10 take their places on
one side or tho otllrr.
A good story is told ty Lancaster paper, nf
an incident which occurred during Bu,haua's
recent visit. j. H., it seems, took fancy 10
brakeman on the train between Columbia and
Lancaster, and thus accosted him:
Mr. ll.-ioung MAJ, arc you employed ca
tLis train:
lsrakesman.-ies, sir.
Mr.. Il. tratronizingly. )-llow would you sise
10 have situation al the White Ilonse.
Brakcsman >rnischieyously. y.}-0ld man, yosr
/ time is too short
Mr, Il, made tracks for the bridge.
There is r1lmor Of another COLLISION between
Hughes and lIaSncr, the ri7ui candidates far
| Congress il, the First District If Marrland. \
! duel is spoken Of as she probable sequel
There is trouble between Tie harlnonIous Dr..
mocracy in Philadelphia, Florence and Collector
Baker being nj togecrheads.
There is report Today that the Mexican
Minister has received undoabted information a
the conclusion cf treaty between Spain at
Mexico, by which the latter agrees to sasasty q!
| the claims OF the Iorlner, and recoEn1ze tue bind
ing force Of all the treaties between the two
countries. This is intended as blow Ut uHr. 7
because the money provided TO be paid unds'
this arrangement can only be collected at part:
i.eid by Jnarcz. This will Etse her u rrstsat, Il
aid Miramon in breaking down his rival. upde
such circumstances, ons government can hardI.'
conseut to stand by US an idle spectator.
Mr. McI.nnc is still in Baltimore, but will lear
in few days ID the BROOKLYN for Vera Cruz
on a satisfactory basis. Ii is believed thu
luarez is not unwi illing to hare a rupture wit
Spain, as it weuld giye hinl an opFortun't,.
with our assistance, Of course, Of carrying III
war into Africa, By attacking Cuba
John L. Dix is to-day first on tile books fe
the French Mission, but Tomorrow tomc Oil
, | else may be head taller. :,
senutor Douglas wife has. been seriously il
| but is now recovering.
, 1859-10-31

KCSlEEc . E:ALEs-NO OkltE Is
l. hereby given that whereas Johr Jeuts and Panuie
Jtnts rs Wiz. BY their se:t.a ICED q rE't e.tsa1d
.ae Eecord:.t uaectt coes C"s"ty, n!.o.. II RsesN
signed. Trustee The PREMISE and teal est1e
So'e T~tI'xons Hundred pol4s. la1t'ea .15 ae. T.
;en". md eec Aud vhtre.s ha.taS bern nade N
he payment Of tad Psosaor Note &C 1d"
ing to is tenor saeet osherxt on application OF Ed
naud Akea, The payee e sud Note .t!ned In sa4
Trust DeeI and lhe Legal hol"eE the ea shall IN 7ussu
aaee of tsc ovisors u sad Trust Deed and b. vEs Of
tue power and authority conferred upon rae ~ such Irc
tet public auetin At The ne.ta door q 'hs coa't
ou.e The cny Of Chic1ko tn The stas OF 1ihtis -
tae l:hes. bdef -. e.*h. "a SATURDAY. tse = e.!
Of N:fspter a. u. lst9 II IL o'clock Of &a.i y.
). rEsni:es ds.e1.ta y *.d TINT psed
oe III aud ncrh th1eeou:1h* II Let na. ~ IA block
twelve IN fraetlca. 1ft.e addition to Ct:eas
aed now .11cuar!y ieeribe4 ennfrE
The sopu re rt Congress the esfs line u
centre Putu& alley scaEinx kerSe &cu. ta 1e Il
slIsv Que aun:e fe tlso) stea:s 50: j? f*
t-ce line taE1f e With the *d east lice 10
the wet 2 he ~ q heEinnte sub
wif- b. Pesrs cn The .atd ista csv It 1uF A. =
3a5 the rayrtnt Of hot OF Sc ThausAad Dol.
tsta aad Int4rest Mites thsre mentioned.
CHARLES +. ittSMER, Trustee
tie A1tt Cav at October, 4. D. 19a9 pt3t1eu1
, 1859-10-31

Rt. Rev. Henry ". Lee, y. D., Bishop o1
the diocese of Iowa. will preach in Trinity
Church this day Sunday, morning and even
ing service. There will be u service for chill
Iren in the afternoon at st O'Clock, when ser.
mon will be preached to them by the Eecter;
Rev. y. II, Scheuck.
, 1859-10-31

We are ius, in the middle Of tic beef ef-packiug
season, aud up till Tonight there hare t'er1'
hacked full q, 900 l,eui. In the fall Of le:'o we
packed altogether 45.:"+ head; in the fall "t
1877 aud the spring OF 1855 together, 34."."
head. The following table SLOWS tllc annua!racs-
, 1859-10-31

Yr.,Lax11. N1cu.. Oct. e9-Tbe State Normal
School building with two libraries faraitnraa
and laboratory, was consumed by fire last night.
Loss &25,eI1, insured for $lo.np5.
, 1859-10-31
TIL E CITY.

BrRS1xG PRA.rIEs.-For several nights past
The southern and western sky has been bril-
1iantly illuminated by burning prairies.
, 1859-10-31

Murder OF E1nI@rants by the Indians.
81. 1-orrs. Oct. 2s.-A special dispatch to the
NrruItiean says the Salt Lake mail Of the sih
retched Atchison yesterday.
4 ru.v Of seventeen emigrants from III.
rhn,rn. law: were attacked By Iud!aus neur
Kinucy's Cut.oi. Mr.. khpe: Nr. ,Mittimo'cc'
wife aud six children we're killed. Altt'more )
two eldest sons md the REMAINDER Der o. tne tar's
escaped, and are now at Camp floso IN oss'''
tute condition.
Col s;taubaugh, Surveyor General Of ltah
arrived out on the aUth inst.
, 1859-10-31

sfERnEnTas At LA1GK.-" uarper's Ferry
Riot is not to be compared with the murders
committed daily in every part Of the United
States by the use OF eampheue and burning
fuid. o, ye who haye little ones, beware
Call at the Lamp and Oil Emporium: 1es CLARK
street, and purchase a non explosive Oil and
Lamp which will eire better mud cheaper light
than the aboye mentioned oc.j-st ue6v
, 1859-10-31
Obituary.
LOCAL MATTERS,

MExrH1s, Oct. es.-Ex-Gor. jas. c. Joues
died in this city day, after lingering Illness