Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

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~ WALKER's Stages are to be discontinue,
between Winena and Rochester in a few day
and Wheeler & Nichols are to run but twic
week. The daily line to Wmona via Chat
field will be continued during the winter.
.BusrNEss appears to be Frightening up
little. Our streets present a lively appear
iance, merchants have q smile on their faces
and everything seems to bctoken the return
of Golden times" Let it come---we, in CON
mon with other, stand ready to greet the day
and herald its arrival. sd Jnoe5Tq ,ugig9ss III
From the wright County RePubliea,
The LOWER MoNrrcELIo MILL, AND TIL
NEW FIGURING MILL BURNED.-Last Thurs
day night a fire broke out in the Lower Mon
ticello steam saw-mill, which soon spread II
the new Touring mill, that was almost finish
ed, and before anything effective could b
done, both buildings were mass of smould
ring ruins. The loss is about $50, 600. Tht
saw-mill originally belonged to-W oodmar
of Minneapolis. We could not learn wheth
er the buildings were insured or not. 1t vii
prove to be serious loss to Monticello, Al
well as to the surrounding country, especial
ly the Touring mill. II. W. Fuller, Of this
place, lost his turning lathe, saws, and all the
machinery he had for turning business, be-
sides all the material he had turned out since
the mill has been in operation Mr.. Fuller's
loss will amount to about $500. 1t is believ
ed by many to have been the work Of an in
cenoiary. sr- ..-...-. ..,.-s
JEFFERSON HoUsE-THE BARRAcKs.-This
House is to be opened in few days, by Mr.
Lewis He is now engaged in moving in and
cleaning it up. - -saa" t-
1t will be remembered that this hotel is
rendered famous as being the barracks of Ye
soldiers during the Wright County war ~
the time that ''tried mems souls and sold
iers stomachs. Tne troops left the hotel in
no very cleanly condition, but we are inform
ed that the floor has been found, after exca
waiting to the depth of three or four inches.-
Mr.. Lewis is refitting the house, and will soor
have it in fine condition. 1t is good, sub
stantial hotel, and we bespeak for Mr.. L. 9
lucrative business. -f
MARKET PRICE OF GRAIN.-Good wheat
brings 30 cents per bushel. Corn, 80 So
Oats, 20 a 25, with small sales.
From tho Red Wing Republican OF
Nov. 25th.
TIE Republican has quite contest with
the Sentinel about the County Finances. 1,
shows that the Democrats when they passed
over the administration of county affairs to
the Republicans, handed over also debt Of
$1,000 for them to pay, with only $34OO ol
assets to pay it with. Since the Republicans
have managed affairs the taxes and debt have
both been reduced
THERE was violent thunder storm at Red
Wing on the Oath. ... - .
The two following paragraphs show the
growth of our producing interests in Mime.
sofa ...
BRING IN Your WHEAT.-We understand
that an impression is existing among farmers
in the interior, that with the close of navlga-
ton our merchants and dealers ceased pay
ing cash for wheat. This is quite mistnke
Our principal buyers are prepared to pay cash
for all wheat that producers may have to dis
pose of throughout the winter One hundred
thousand bushels at from 30 to 55 cents cash
are wanted Immediately. Bring in your
wheat.
PoRK-PACKING.-Messrs. Meserole & Nc
Laren inform us that they are making arrange.
ments to engage in the packing business dur.
ing the winter. They are prepared to pay
cash for all the pork that may be brought to
this market. ........
From the st. Anthony Express, Novem.
her 22: .,syy
The PIONEER COMING DowN.-The Pioneer
has most essentially lowered its horns Not
word does its editor have to say this week,
in abuse either of Senator Rice or Judge At
water, and on the question of instructing del
egates to the Charleston Convention, like the
boy who suddenly found his foot in hornets S
nest, he displays considerable coat-tail-
enough for all practical purposes, to say the
least.
In short-not one paper-not one individ.
ual have we yet seen or heard of, that ex.
presses any sympathy whatever Cor this trai-
tor in our ranks. Earle s. Goodrich stands
entirely alone, with the mark of political
Cain stamped indelibly upon his brow.
No wonder, that under such pressure OF
public sentiment against him, he should seek
to retrace his steps. No wonder that after
aiming such bold and treacherous blow at
Senator Rice, and finding legions of friends
rising from every part of the State to his de-
fense, he should draw off-skulk like COW.
ard from the attack, and endeavor to divert
public attention from the subject by again
raising the question of instructing delegates to
the Charleston Convention.
But, although the editor of the Pioneer may
repent in sackcloth and ashes for each and
every one of these treacherous and vindictive
thrusts at the Democratic party and its prin.
ciples, he may rest assured that the Democ-
racy of this State soiW neuer forgiue him
He will be and remain the Benedict arnold
of the Democracy of Minnesota, and no power
on earth can remove the stigma from him so
long as he clings to the party he has so open
ly disgraced and sought to ruin.
The Express notices the suspension " OF
the banking house of j. r. Irvine. 1t saws
" The fact of such men as John r. Irvine 90
ing under, furnishes a sad comment upon the
deplorable condition in which the finances of
our State are at present situated"
U. S. SENATOR Like other Democratic
prints, the Express shoves in its bar into this
matter. 1t copies an article from the Neaos,
commendatory Of F. R. E. Cornell, and says
fit were any of our business, as parties
are at present represented in our State Legis-
lature, to advise or say anything relative to
the selection of United States Senator, we
would most cheerfully endorse every word Of
the above. We would also say further, that
if the talents of Ramsey, Foster, Goodrich,
(not Earle S. Norton, Cooper, and all the
rest of the thousand and one aspirants to Sem
torial honors in the Republican party were
combined in one man, F. r. E. Cornell would
be head and shoulders above him in point OF