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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

RETRENCHMENT AND ECoNoMY.-We are
glad to know that there are plans afoot to re-
lieve the overburdened property owners of our
city and county from their oppressive taxes,
and that after January 1st, 1860, the milIeni-
um will commence. Among the plans propos-
ed, are
l. The union of the city and county gov
ernments, into, "The City and County of St.
Pau" thus dispensing with about one-half
the official machinery now so runiously ex-
pensive, and really unnecessary.
2. reduction of the number of wards in
the city, and consequent reduction of city
officers, and of salaries.
3. Abolition of Aldermen's and Mayors
salaries, except mere nominal pay-and a re-
vision Of the present expensive Street Com
missioner system, thus saving about six thou
sand toliars per alnum.
50 nuuA fDT cur ely and county Retrencb-
incnts If The State expenses are cut down
in Ike proportion-as they can be--taXe>
viii be reduced fifty per cent, at least. The
nr"dleas macEinery by which yo are ovcrbur
Gened will be got ont Of the way, and the op-
erat.oES OF our State, County and Municipal
Governments Ca ried on with simplicity and
economy. The good time" cannot be very
far off, when such signs of returning sanity
are visible.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Dv4R .ifNHrIvE.-- We observe or cotnm

nv4R .iFNTrIvE.-- We observe or cutnm-
;.:r.'D', pahti>' ,uo >u.",'e ol III elderly 2cu
:jsa'c, '",.',r -"e river, WHO huog hjto>";t or
i'".a. sing 'lty, while !.D,!a. u"'ter il
|aoily. We had the san. i.e,n in type thy
at;'y alter, bat suppressed il OH The earnest i'm
!,nrtu.i,y oispmc friend of the relatives Of the
decca ~eI, on account Of their feeling concern
ing the melancholy affair, under the assurance
that it was to be omitted in the other papers
also. We are quite willing to spare all items
that would dojustice, or give pain to any one
needlessly, but really We can see no grounds
for such over sensitiveness regarding matter
that, after a Coroner's verdict, is public prop
erty, really.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

H The prospects of continuance of
peace in Europe grow more gloomy every day.
Italy is in a state of feverish excitement,
which the proposed settlement of the Great
Powers Is not calculated to allay.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

DECEMBER was ushered in, last night with
a wild storm. Old Boreas blew as he never
blew before, and his icy breath CONCEALED
whatever it touched, while he whirled the
white snow from out the wlntry north. Our
winter may now be said to have commenced
and yet the weather this morning was
bright, dry and healthy, although the Their
mometer indicated low Temperature. What
we most need now, is snow to make sleighing
good.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The Ice was moving heavily this morning.
and probably by tomorrow morning will be
closed up. Jack Frost has been at work
briskly since yesterday noon, and will soon
have the river pretty securely bridged. The
question of navigation being closed may now
be considered definitely settled.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
IT'S mo- for me the pen to WELD,

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GT IT'S mo- for me on tented 6eld, 10 rev7 o,s
,., To make the claymore proudly leap,
Frae out its scabbard to the fray; ..... .. ;
ss. q, Defying tyrants and their laws ....
Defyng with that proud array,
Which beautifes blest freedoms s. cause. ,
a A nobler pen. and stronger arms, ...- ~
Hs' done just honors to the theme;
70 And noble W allace, Bruce and Burns, -l'.s'
Are Justly, too, those enuied names. p ,Ii-
Those heroes of the sword and pen, o
Campbell and Scott beside - 'ha,
,r, The Tarlton PLAID, and Lincoln green, G2a1.
w Can be nought else bnt Scotia's pride.
About half past one o'clock we came away.
The last thing we remember seeing was the
President making more punch, while two or
three persons were trying to sing as many
different songs. --' ''.,'~" a. "J'i...1 8 -. =
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ OF the three sons of John Brown en-
gagged with their father at Harper's Ferry, two
were killed in the affray. The third, Owen
Brown, escaped, and the Cleveland Herald is
informed, is beyond the reach of the Virginia
authorities.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

U. 8. band OFFICE BURNED.-fnformation
was received here yesterday of the burning
o. the U. S. Land Office at Portland, Minn.,
on the north Shore" ON the 18th. Most OF
the books, plats, &C., were saved, it is re-
ported. John Whipple, brother of Bishop
" nipple, was Receiver.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

A ROUNDABOUT JoURNEY.-Point Douglas
and Hastings are nearly across the river from
each other, aud but mile apart in direct
line. A person on horseback passed over the
the bridge here this morning, who had come
from Point Douglas, and was on his way
down to Distinguishing journey of fifty
miles, because there was no way of getting
across the river between the two places
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

az Geo. w. Oliver, a wealthy planter,
near Oxford, Miss, was convicted last week n
the Circuit Court, of manslaughter, for killing
one of bis negroes on the 18th Of March last.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

W A southern gentleman named Thomp-
son, who enjoys wide spread literary repu-
tation, is lecturing in New York on Fools
and their U,es."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

LATEST STEAMBOAT ARRIVAL on RECORD
AT THIS PoRT.-The steamer Time & Tide,
Capt. Nelson Roberts, arrived yesterday, Nov.
9th inst, being three days and half out
from La Crosse.
She was detained by high winds in the
Lake and impeded by heavy running ice, but
succeeded in reaching this port, where she
belongs, with fine cargo of freight and quite
a number of passengers.
At meeting of the passengers on board
the Steamer when in sight of ST. Paul the
following preamble and resolutions, compl-
mentary to Capt. Roberts and his aids, were
unanimously adopted:
"WHEREAs, we, the undersigned, passen-
gers on nOard the steamer Time & Tide, hav-
Ing been two weeks later than the usual clos
ing of navigation, and after all other boats on
these upper waters had tied up for winter
quarters, safely, though Unexpectedly con-
veyed to our destination making the trip in
reasonable time and against unfayorable
winds and much running ice; the success of
which must be attributed to the vigilance, eau
ton and untiring perseverance of our most
kind and obliging captain-his associates not
to be eXcepted-therefore,
ResotUed, That our heartfelt thanks are
due to the generous and indomitable Captain
Nelson Roberts, Of the Steamer Time and
Tide, for his efforts to make the trip pleas
ant one for us, his vigilance in the protection
of our persons from danger, and most CRATE
fully do we acknowledge our joy at the sight
of St. Paul, which assures US this unpreced-
ented trip is complete success.
Resolued, That it has not been our pleasure
to meet in steamboat travel, more kind treat
ment from officers, or to have generally en-
joyed a trip so much, though it has been
Sprinkled with romance, and there were mo-
ncnts Of peculiar anxiety on the part of all.
Resoired That this trip of the Time and
ii l., ahouh! re recorded to the praise of Capt.
,,obertS. as we'll as an item for history and
herein it i. suggested to the daily papers in
St. Paul, that they will publish these sincere,
lrou.h nnpoli she'd compliments of the passen-
gers.
Sigled: II. K Terrell, J. L. Fisk, r. E.
%js'<, t"".~'~. Davis, Yale, Ward, Wright,
60. '"o,">, vaJ, Walden, Wilson, Hore,
, '. '..".j. u.I ,oau, others, including the
! Itair<.
Ne g.vc race t" the FOREGOING "frst-ratc tc
Gnh 2r''"r"us'v, because wc think there is
much doc % the commanders Of the Time
aud Tide ior thcir energy and pluck in keep.
Ina navigation open nn.il this urprecedent-
ga late date, snd as the Press is the means Of
public expression, we will put the Time-and.
Tide on record as it deserves. Let il be ura
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

brary Association of st. Paul, will be given
early next week by Col. D. A. Robertson
Subject Influence Of tie Climate Of Kinneso-
to, 0" Man a"d JNomean. This subject is an
excellent one, and We have 10 doubt large
s"dence viii BE present al the opening Ice
mr.. ni The rnllrSr
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Thos. F. Marshall of Kentucky has been
lately lecturing in Dubuque, with an ire
pressible tendency to pronounce the word
Constitution os-too -shun." .
Same here in St Paul.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
d I E ID

On Wednesday morning, Soth inst, OF Group
FRANK L., youngest son Of Gilbert u. ana Martina
L. Griswold, aged years and tive months.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The weather still continues to be of the
most pleasant and mild description. 1t is
just cold enough to be healthy and bracing,
and just warm enough to be comfortable out
of doors. The ice hoated lightly in the river,
bul not enough to phase boat
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

DIsTnE CouRr,-Ihere was great rejoic-
ing among the unfortunate jurymen- OF our
District Court yesterday, when Ihey were al
lowed leave ii ahocnee until January ID
quest Of the Bar, who have TO attend the Dc
cember session 81 the Supreme Court now at
tand.
The jurymenl have had terrible siege Of
it. Ihe calender was as long as the moral
law" and some of the cases were knotty ones.
The accumulated business of the last two or
three years will be swept away this term,
however, and hereafter the sessions will be
short, and the business more easily disposed
nf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The Juveniles are having grand time ska
ting now. Numerous frozen ponds lakes and
lagoons afford good skating places, and we
almost feel like enjoying flourish or two on
runners, Is Of yore. - ....
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
MARRIED.

Nov. oath, by Rev. John Mattocks, Mr. ARTHUR
W. KELLEY, and FRANCIS G., daughter of Horst'o
Webb, Esq, of Danielsonville, Conn.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
TO AIVeriiserA.

Az. rliSe llelts, uot,ces OF meetings., eiS''oa'" -
" .4-..~ a grtore one ociocS' = NJ ~ 'i'.~
;as.l i.>,, IL tuc Daily evening NNSEsoTlAN'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ Hon. Thomas Ru.iin has resigned the
position of Associate Justice on the Supreme
Court Bench of North Carolina.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

DID Nor Go-Had the Time & Tine re-
turned at once to La Crosse, she would have
been able to make another trip. But having
waited here two days and a half after her ar
rival, Louis concluded the day Of Grace had
passed, and she did not leave as expected this
Several passengers were anxious
to 60 down, but Louis concluded not to try
it,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

CoMPLIaENTARY.-The passengers on the
beautiful little steamer Favorite, on her last
passage down, united in the following well de-
served testimonial
We, the undersigned, passengers on board
the steamer Favorite, on her recent voyage
from ST. Paul to st. Louis, cannot leave her
without expressing our thanks to, and of her
officers and capacity. We therefore unani-
mously join in rendering great praise to the
steamer Favorite, as being light-draught, sea-
worthy, comfortable, and withal, the fastest
craft on the Upper Mississippi; and also in
rendering our sincere thanks to her efficient
officers and crew, for their gentlemanly con-
dnct and courteous treatment to US, her pas
sengers. We also take this opportunity of
recommending to the public, who may have
occasion to travel on the Mississippi, the
steamer Favorite, Capt. Davidson, her gallant
commander, and Messrs. n B. and w. W..
Hatcher, her kind and courteous Clerks, who
will be attentive and ever ready to greet you
on board their fine and fast steamer.
Signed by about sixty ladies' and gentle
men.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

PETTY THIEvING-We hear complaints on
all hands, of petty thieving being carried on
in almost all parts Of the city, and with great
boldness. 1t seems not to be done by regular
"pickers and stealers," either, but to be car
ried on by class Of people who perhaps are
driven toit by state of affairs which we all
deplore, ,butare unable toremedy. Many of the
sufferers, too, by this pilfering are perhaps as
really destitute as their plunderers, but this
seems not to be thought of. The only way
is not to leave things ''laying around loose"
and by removing the chance, remove the in
tention. :. ..-- ...
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

THs ~fcss BoAT.--iar.zN Norman N lard, ,athea
Milwaukee Free Democrat says, will have his
ice boat, of which our readers have heard so
much, ready to be launched at Prairie du
Chen, as soon as the mississippi Closes He
is naturally confident of success, and expects
it will make sen-weekly trips between SAINT
Paul and Prairie du Chen. We are decided
y s.iepticai, but shall he intensely gratified
to be able to chronicle its success after the
experiment is made. Should it Snccecd, l.
viii work an i,nmediata revolution m 3wmtet'
Gravel, and give such places As st. Paul s-It'
same facilities, ior communication with lue
pulcr world they enjoy in the summer months
so the UemOcrat thinks. We small see.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

LATE ARRIvAL.-Wm. j. Smith Co., re-
ceived this day by the Time and Tide ship
ment of boots and shoes suitable for winter
wear.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

IHE JEFFERSON BARRACKs-.An item from
til; Moniicello Republican will be found in
anoth r place, speaking of the filthy condition
II ne Jytfarson House after the troops left it
la August. We are informed by gentlemen
wj'o We're present there, but not connected
Ia The t~u'p~, hat this is sheer fabrication
...' 'o.." F." o.a"n~. - ne troops left It rs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

eW The Life and Speeches Of Hon. Thos.
Corwin are published.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

- Slv...l> rs Snpuid re a ember thas
the. Pltunesot,a., has a Daily C1rcula'
,,.,o Grea,er uhan any other Paper In
>alu, GauI!!!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

TIE School BoARD.-The proceedings of
avery interesting meeting will be found in
another column. The Board have the SYM
pathy of everybody in this matter, and we
hope they will discover ways and means to
keep the schools open until at least next April
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The opera Daughter of the Regiment !"
will be repeated on Tuesday evening next, in
stead of Monday, having been postponed one
evening on account of the Y. NJ. G. A. Lee
ture .-- 20. -.-..' a.a & - ..... -t..- -lt r..
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

MAIL SERVICE. E.-Mail service has been put
on that part of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad between GAINESVILLE and Minnesota
junction, a distance of fifty miles. The
mails for Minnesota, and Western and North
western Wisconsin, win hereafter be carried
over this route. .<-...-.....
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

ITO RENT.-.A COMMODIOUS Dwell.
i LING HOUSE, situated in this city, with good
barn and stable attached Inquire at the firm Of
HALE BOND,
novl-d1n Rogers' Block, Third Street.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
The amount of loss by fire during the last year
and alarms is as follows:
Fires, Alarms. Amt destroy'd In

Total number Of fires from Nov. 21, 1853, to Noven-
Der 81, 1s59-lO.
Total number Of alarms from November 21, 1855, to
November 2l, 1s59-15.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The Time and Tide is announced to leave
for below tomorrow morning. We should
not be surprised if she makes another trip yet.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
r.,xRmoMETRICAL RECORD.
Reported Dali, by DAY / jerks.

AT THE LOWEST RATES.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

luc UcduGtSS III Vic pfOucE u IOdSG
As ithers here could do it well,
Wha' of Scottish birth can boast,
Could but breathe auld Scota's air,
And wander 'mang her highland hills +;
Or gaze upon her lochs sac fair,
And listen to her monte riis;
Could but stan bv Brig O. Doom,
Or gang alang the banks or ayr;
At cen, at morn, or al high man,
And hearken to the music there;
Could auld Dumfrle's kirkyard see,
And mark the resting place of Burns
And ither kinks frae sea to sea,
Containing mony sacred urns-
And with the Shade O. Bruce the lov'd
Recount the scenes he lo'ed sac we'll;
Or see the heart of Wallace moved,
For these, for wham to save, he fell;
Or listened to "blest freedoms" shriek,
As styrants o'er him bore the gree;
And seen him nobly dare, and seek,
To make mis- dear lo'ed Scotia free:
And might sing to you this night,
Sic sangs as you'd remember lang;
Of Scotia, in her days O might;
And Scotland, in her days O. wrang.
But nae, could mo- if would
Her Poet sang them lang ago;
Iwould no. pluck them if I could,
Those Garlands-from thepoets brew.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

ESGIss second.clsss, Philadelphia style in good
Of men As.
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INVITE the attention of the public t" the tacili
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safe conveyance of Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight. &c.
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&C., leave our office daily, at II! ocleck. \. NJ.
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less weighing 900 lbs.
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s.,,- MNL ARRA>DEuENrS. The follow
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,b@ AIex4ndria Post Office
rb, y N.r,h,rn Nail will close. daily. at | and
o,.I,.k T.. m. except on Saturduys-then at o
.l. ( l. iu There n mail for Washington City
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IL Mail Tor Richmond, Va, and all South "t
Richmond viii close al }! a. IN, ana |. H., ex-
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i.n,ln, Tor tho Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
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The Office will open every day except Sunday
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

4 NEW SELF SEALING PRESER\E l. CAN,
IN doing away with screws cement. Ne.
Just received as a sample a small Lot If NOR
RETTS SELF SEALING CANS, h' ""H ~iRP'r
can errr inf,oIgc.d-Asu for sale. by the gr"ce
dozen, or srgly. II frsi rate CAN. made expressly
for my sales by cur own mcchanIcs--eNira tops
and bottoms will be furnished I" the trade
| hsye new on hand four distinct patterns 81
FRUIT CANS. of various sizes and pati"ruS. any
of which will will he sold at lowest market prices
Will he sold II great bargain. two ELEVATOR
REFRIGERATOKS-an party disposed I" bu!
can examine.
Having made arrangements with The nnnuinc-
turer to do So, offer PATENT FLY TRAPS at
Ne,c York jrices-by the dozen "r nt retail.
JNO. T. CREIGHTON.
o,ro lw No IS King. street.
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D. sMOOT, Attorney at Law,

Odic., NJ. II, N"wh E"g"! street, N."""f''". Va.
~" Practices in Alexandra, the nelghb"ring
r,lutics. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
Mrssrs. McN,al 4 Jones, Balti
more; MeS.rs. Ii. a T. Parker y Co., Washington
city: Mr.srs Smoot, Uhcr i Co., Alexandria, Va
McSsrs Burke Il Herbert, Alexandra, Va.
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kUCTIONEER'S NOTICE,

NNIlE subscriber will. from and after this date
i continue the GENERAL AUCTION III 81
NESS heretofore conducted 10y the lat" Samuel j.
Mccormick esq., for the benefit Of the family of the
deceased Gmy 30--dtfl T. VI. MCCORMICK.
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER. lPllOLSIERER, GLIDER
AMI H"HSc D.r"r"f"r az G'Der"i.
\NIlll.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts to his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the tw" years he has
been amongst ia, n them that 1t will he hts
continued effort Ia serv" them with rr"mp'ncss
and at moderate charges. al his old Stand. NJ" ~"
NnnrM sIrr kING SrMEEr. ALENANrkIA. mh ~
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND FAIRFAX STS.
YNHIS wcll-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THOHGIGH EENo A
rios and REFiRNLSHiNG. is nov open. with
everything complete, for the convenience and ac-
comuodation of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
12,y" The Proprietor has secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL r.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will he spared to sustain the reputation OF
the HOUSE aS IL FIRST GLASS HOTEL in
every respcct. JAMES GREEN.
Alnxnmlrin EchrnnrY l. lS5g-ltf
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DRY GOODS, &C.

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT VERY
~ Low PRICES.
We have just received, large addition to our
stock. comprising
Lawns Mohair Lusters
LavcIla', DrEcgc>. Nansook,
Null MuSins. Swiss. Jacourt. and Plaid Muslns
BleIchcd Cu;t"uS of superior makes
BIcachrd Shccting, Table Linens
Irish Linens. II fine assortment
Black silk MittS, Hosiery. Gloves
GIuntlct,. white AMI coorcl
Hoop skirts, Pink aud Bun TarltnnS
Gauze Flnnncls Ladies aud Gems l;auae Vests
Linen liandkerchicts. from Il! cents To So
Camhrr and Swiss Edgings and Insertions in
great variety
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