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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
formerly Il. Peychsud, Hyde Coz
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BY E. ROGER & CO.,
formerly Il. Peychsud, Hyde Coz
~ Ssn nss IT, 5S scss Vi, NJ
o lots Of reasonable goods consisting Of Black Cloth.
Ho.s Fi.nnss Bl.:essd I'D Bre~a
goons Meetings., anghsms Cambres, Linens Lnsn rsp.
~, ssssi.;TfEiHns-A. sale. aus
STOCK OF BLANK-BooKs AND STATIONERY.
Auction store-Nsgarlns street.
H. 8 ssss ses M
s,ocE Of Books and Stationery in said store consisting
Of every yns,,is.y,slishty damaged BY water. .ne
Of valuable stores Poydras street.
.- BY PALFREY + co.
VIZ. srER. Auctionssr.
."-e..'. Ofice-No. q Camp street.
4. q bs L.
sSis aols.n judge q he second Di:e. Court q New
Nv public sHe'cn At lime place
situated D1st q ii.
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las street together with all the improvements thereon
prising three.story brick stores.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
Act of sale before William L. Poole Esq., Notary the
pense Of the purchasers.
SUCCESSION DE GEORGE CoLLIER-No 167l3-vENTE
de msgasins de valeur sur Ia rue PoydrAs.
PAR P4LFREY + CO.,
WIZ sYzR, Encanteur,
Bureau, q rue du Camp
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ID roonde do PHolel 81 Charles st. Charles veu
Ct IN oIdre q" lhonorabs Morgan. jugs
dao0t popste suyante vendu encan publiqus
al temps ct lfenx i.desbua mentonnes aavoir-
TROIS CERTAIN LOTS DE TERRE, ct tous les droits
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dams let horne les Poydras Tchou
pitoulas ct Eatchex desIgnes lots Nos TO-
plan desse Joseph fie OF date 10 IL de- fevrisr 1884,
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ones es qui sly trouvent comprenant maya
1a-CoNDITIoNs DE La vENTK-Comp.ant.
Acte de pardevsn William L. Poole noaire publie
frsis de l'acquereur. aus IL IS
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". No.l44iRoYAL STREET.
-oFFER FOR SALE
In Store:
600 boxes ABsYNTHE G. F. Berger
100 =. =. sauvegol, Bruueton Co.
100 casks cLAREr, ordinary.
800 boxes cLAREr Chateau Dillon, Cos d'Estournel Mar
gaux etc.
200 boxes WHITE WINE, Haul sauterne
90 half casks WHITE WINE, superior quality.
200 baskets ANrsETTE, Chauvet Fills.
5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs /, p 3, gallons.
FROM U. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
800 packages BRANDIEs, the following brands:
coco PERE Fills
ACHrLLE PETIT,
J. B. BARON,
A.MAURELL,
AIS. YvoE,
ia. GUER1NI
J. TOURNADE,
PELICAN,
GUILLEMoT.
BOYER,
E. BoREL, etc. eto
EXPECTED PER SHIP ARAsEDE SNOW. FROM Dor
DEAUX:
30 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, j. Lsfaure;
20 casks CLARET, Chateau Dillon;
do WHITE WINE, Graves superior quality;
2500 boxes CLARET, GML:
10 casks do GML;
Is barrels WHITE WINE, GM1.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsElLLEs
800 baskets SWEET OIL, ]. Plagniol
90 boxes Castillo SOAP. nib lyMo
NOTICE. NOTICED
The undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and Inter
on IN the business known as "DORRiS SOUTHERN AD
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY to the nrrn Of
A.B sTRAwBRlDGE Co., who will continue it hereto.
FORE J. W. DORR.
New Orleans, December II, 1853
sOUT HERN ADV IsING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having purchase succeeded the sole control of
ness Dors Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by undersigned-by and with the
currence of our Publishing principals.
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE L CO.
A7roice iaH Commercial Place.
New Orleana. December 90 1858. d22 II
d A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND coll
n. ector Office 81 Camp street, with Messrs Woolsey
Eheridge.
AH-REF FERENCE }-Messrs. G. c. Miller L Co.; Wcolsey
Etheridss; Lane Mayfeld Col Harrington Howard, Of
Memphis. fe28 If
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

CrrIzENs' BANK OF LouisrANA,1
New Orleans, August l. 1859. :
s.Id "A, e. meeting Of the Hoard ~ Directors
out o. the profits Of The Banking Department dscarsd
payable on and sitter MONDAY, the 9Th inst.
aus e. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests by able practitioners and chemical analy
M have demonstrated the great valueof Prof. De 0rahs
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief OF PAIN But the people themselves
rendering their verdict In both unmisakahe and
satisfactory More than twenty Thousand bottles have ben
sold in very short msa great proportion those who heard
theirs recommend 1t, who had tried IT, That IT'S splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged, and nothing like
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELEoTRIC OIL sProf Dsarsh's which
be had at all the respectable Druggists inhis city, and u
Wholesale and RETAIL at the proprtos prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesals.aadFetail, By
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Isl II n and III Chartsss ssrsss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-08

S1n. SAN ANTONIO AND >
RKEk&3 SAN DIEGO MAIL LINZ H@5Es-fz
ssenek Overland Route from New Or sfI.t1stN ~
leans to San Francisco-Overand to Califor
mia and AEena-Tcke overland from New Orleans 10 San
Francisco any inferno places Arizona West
Texas be procured at the office the st. Louis
Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place.
Passengers forwarded by the Southern Steamship Com
Indianoo Thence Western Stage Line to San An
tonic Thence San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line
Fort Clarke Fort Davis Fort Bis Fort Hudson. Fort Quit
Stockton San Elsaane Fort Fillmore, Tucson Los Angeles
Fort Yuma San Diego San Francisco.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
aus II General Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop pnss,c. cousr succEss1os o. rET Ea Anx
NOTICE II hereby given to the cxeditors q
this estate and to al other persons herein INTERESTED
thsy have why the account presented By the
Of this estate should not be hoooGated and
The funds distributed in accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court.
2. M1cHoT. Deputy Clerk.
soassiis orls.n: .'' AsHsTsoNaDso ne'
SiS est par ie present donne AJAX cream
"A cers de u susdtte successon, per-
sonnss que celia peut eonesrner davor dcdure dix
oui, asss DC publesticn les raons L.
succession No serat point homoogue les fcnds
entire sea mains reparh confomemest ~ dit compte.
Par ordre de 10 Cour.
SECOND DISTRICT CouHr SUCCESSION OF JEAKNr1Tr
LEHNHERR, deceased WIG OF
Of New Orleans. } Frank Aeysr-No. 1919 ~ "
w the Court for Of Adm Oh he essats u
the late Jeanette Iehnherr bis Wife deceased
Notice hereby given to all whom may to show
within ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
Dzu1rzxE coun DE DISTRICT sgCcEssaoNH Pc JEAN.
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. decides de Frank Meyer.
A TTENDU que Frank Meyer = presente
"A petition IA Cour efet d'obtenir les Letres Ad
mnstraon Succession de feus Jeanette Lehnhs,
Epouse, decedee intestat-
par present donnk tous celia peut
cerner davo dedure dix iours raissns pour
Queles II ne serait pas fRt droit Ia dite petition
au4 s IS j. H. KELLY, Depute 0refher.
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FEVER AND Avg . q.

This il the only remedy for this hateful Dis
No need again complain Of having IT, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy they
take
osGoOD's CHOLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGHT i CO.,
Il and ISL Chartres strsst,
Sole Agents for the South whom all orders shoud b
addressed.
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%. second District Public School. - The
Pncphshp Of the Boys High School having declared
at The .st sns Of hs Beard al for that
on FRIDAY, the l2th inst, at soccck. NJ 70 undergo
the examination. RUG, DUREL.
aul lot Secretsry pro tenn
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Bx ylRTUE Of two wits Of aeri f.cias
Honorable the Fourth Driet Court Of Orleans ~
above entitled causes will proceed to sell public sucsion
1t the City Hotel Common between ard
Streets On STURDY august -. 1859. At u O'Clock II
ANN aed about 80 together with two Children
MARTIN aged about 81 years, and JIM aged 81 years
Selsed In the above salts. -
TRRNS-Caah on the spot.
+-s.@ EFT. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of lrleana
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roU1'H D's 55G sssG 81 Ts n
Of New Orleans. No. lz6l0.
RI VIRTUE Of q writ Of neri faclas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans the above entitled
public auction the City Hotel street. between
Camp and Magazine streets THURSDAY, the dsy Of
September, 1854, ut II O'Clock NJ -
The slave SARAH.
SEIZED In the above suit
TERNS-Cash on the Spot
EFT. PARKER,
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N FOR SALE-A FINE HORSE WAGON,
ISI<and Harness. Apply at HIRAM KINGS Stable,
A[- Bsronne between Common and Gravier streets.
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= L0UlslAHA STATE BANK,
4.-.... New Orleans, July 80, 1859. !
- The Directors OF this Bank have de.
eaed dtsden OF EIGHT per Of The profits Of
a.t sx months payable 70 the Stockholders and after
ssi G. A. y RoNpEAu. Cs.hsr.
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A2-I. o. o. F-Howari Lodge No. I3-Meet-
ings EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, II Lodge Room No. s,
GE4. ii. sHnTWELL N. g.
l.. A. BENDIxEN, v. G..
MP. LYTLE, Recording Secretary.
B. DA SILVA. Permanent Secretary.
HUGH STEWART, Treaaurer iylk tIa6
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FOB SALE,

Sk% FOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED Clipper
A&A bark FRED. LENSING, 346 tIns, having been re-
&&xkcently coppered and put in splendid order For
terms apply to GEO. W. AYES0E CO.,
aug 80 Camp street.
NOR SALE-TwO HYDRAULIJ JACKS, capable of
T. raising nine tuns.
For sale by FRANCIS J.. COOK,
jyl8 3S Natchez street.
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A. LEVY. Jr., AUCTIOEKKR FOR THE sALH
La of Real Estate Slaves Succesons and outdoor business
generally Office, 70 Common street. NEXT 70 Of Camp
street. sci "
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
Letter from Fafibault-..News Abou
the Railroad Bonds!


FARIBAULr, Rice Co., Jan. 18th, 1859.
To tho Editors Of the MianesotSan:
A friend just about to start for st. Paul,
carries this letter to you. There have been
flying rumors around town concerning the
failure to negotiate the Railroad State Bonds
in New York city. It is stated, that John
w. North being an honest man has become
disguised with his company, and disparing Of
doing anything, has gone to saving wood for
living. The story goes, that he has written
home for funds, but got word back to keep
on saving! Sibley is reported to have estab-
lshed stand for the sale of popcorn, on
Broadway near the Park; and that Ed. Rice is
doing heavy peanut business around the
theatres. That H. D. Huff has become pious
and goes round to the different churches
seeking consolation, but is continually getting
INTO the wrong pew" That Frank Steele is
engaged at 1928 month to serve as model
for sculptor; and Earl Goodrich has fine
offer from a irst-class barber to serve as
a wig block and perfume ventilator to the es-
Enlistment. IT'S said Duncan, Sherman
d Co. snapped their fingers in Sibley's face
and told him to be off with his bonds until
the people assented to tax to pay the inter-
est: and that, thereupon, he despatched
trunk full of them in advance to st. Paul, to
await the action of an Extra-session. How
much of all this is true? JACOB.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
Free Once More and Bound to Go
Ahead!

THC0 OuCO u1VH0 anu 11OuAA~A ~ wv
Ahead!
The Pioneer of yesterday, in its foolish ar
ticle of blood, thunder and bosh, undertook
to say that the I" fate of Minnesota is sealed
for ten years by the failure to negotiate the
bonds
We do not think so. In our opinion, if the
Roads stop noao, and no more bonds are issued,
the impending taration which would surely
result on the issuing Of the whole five millions,
will not present itself as terrible bug-bear
before the eyes of immigrants to deter them
from coming here!
The failure to negotiate may ''seal the fate"
of swindling Railroad operators for ten years,
and we hopo it will eternally, but it relieves
the State of an impending incubus: enabling
her to shake her limbs in freedom once more
and to point, iwith just pride, to her broad
and fertile lands,-her rushing rivers her
cascades of power,-her pineries sand her
enterprising people-as the elements to make
us prosperous State, in whose borders emf
grants from every land will find happy
homes and an honest livelihood!
Let the Railroad companies now surrender
up their ill-gotten charters to the State and all
will be well. Then, as soon as the times re-
vive over the whole country, perhaps men Q,
capital can be found who will build the roads
for the bonus of the lands only, as was the
case in Illinois, and without the people finding
them the capital besides
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
The Minneapolis Neeting..-A Verdict
- .s' at Last! .l ..f. rla..

The Minneapolis Meeting-.-A Verdict
!. at Last! 1850 . ria#
In to-days's paper we present letter from
a correspondent in Minneapolis, giving a
graphic report of the great meeting at the
Court House in that place on Saturday even
ing last, to discuss and express popular senti-
ment in reference to Railroad matters. We
learn, privately, that the meeting was a yerv
large one the Court House being jammed and
crammed with people all in state Of intense
excitement. When the question was taken
upon the contested resolutions, the house was
polled or divided, and the result was an over
whelming triumph for the Anti Tax and Anti.
Corruption party! About eleven o'clock, some
Oh the staider citizens among those who favor
ed the popular position, began to leave for
their homes, when leading gentleman of great
popularity on the same side, locked the door
of the Court House and put the key in his
pocket, declaring that the Jury should re-
main in close custody until they agreed on
their verdict 7" Inhalf an hour more the vote
was taken: and the verdict was recorded
against Taxation and against our insecure
Currency! 1T, div gsf;aa III >l5aiyf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
The Times and its Legal Friend.,, G

The Times and its Legal IS Friends (a)
Some Dogberry of the law, whom the editor
of the Times calls "a friend" furnishes that
paper with list of legal authorities to show,
that if the Supreme Court had not jurisdiction
in the Fillmore County case, it might become
possessed of it through waiver by THE PAR
TY before it. This new publication appears
to be made by way of further justification
of the Supreme Court for its late partizan de-
cision referred to. -..
CHANGING over the authorities adduced, we
observe they are all simply to this point: that
when the Court has unquestionably consti-
tutional poaoer or jurisdiction over the "su6-
ject mautter"-over the question itself-then
a party appearing before it, and pleading
at all to the merits of his case, thereby valves
all objections of technical nature to any ir-
regularity or informality in the mode of his
being brought before the Court!
But, the authorities do not show, that where
the Court has not had the power bestowed
upon it by the Constitution of the State to de-
eide at all upon the question incolued, that
then anybody, by waiver or otherwise, can
confer such power orjurisdiction.
This last position appears to us not only
law but common sense; else suitors before a
Court could make Constitutions with nod
The Times and its ''friend" may have, how
ever, a peculiar Code," in which common
sense has run mad, and inverted all the Or
binary principles of fundamental law
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
ssThe Republican Organ OF the Demo.
cratic Party.o

ssThe Republican Organ OF the Demo.
cratic Party.''
The St. Paul Times, we see, continues its
vocation as tender to the Democratic Party
and the Pioneer.
For the last several days it has been filled
with column after column of abuse of leading
men of the Republican party: and with false
hoods, concocted by JOHN P. OWENS and his
especial "friend," out of the whole cloth, all
designed to distract land disorganize the
party!
Gov. RAMSEY, w. D. BABBITT of Minneap-
oils, IGNArIUs DoNNELLY of Dakota, WM R.
MARSHALL of st. Paul, DANIEL S. NORTON of
Winona, and Judge COOPER, have all been
favored with its sneers or its direct abuse
Governor RAMSEY seems to come in for q
double share of its attacks
This of course is in order to crafty the
feelings and subserve the interests of its dear
friend, Mr.. SIBLEY, in whose pay OWENS
now is.
Genuine Republicans, however, scorn its
statements as "wcak inventions of the enc
N.Y." and despise its abuse, as the emanation
of mercenary fellow whose word no man
believes, and whose decency is measured by
the amount of his pay.
More important matters will not permit US
at present to bestow upon him the attention
he evidently courts from us to give him con-
sequence. a
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22

e# Some ugly fellow thus pronounces: eff
you are threatened with handsome man in the
family just take a clothespounder while he is vet
in bed, and batter his head to pumice. From
some cause or another, handsome men are inva-
riably asses; they cultivate their hair and com
plexion SO much that they have no time to think
OF their brains By the time they reach thirty.
their heads and hands are equally soft Again.
we say, it you wish to find intelligent man, just
look for one with features rough that they might
use his face for a nutmeg CRATER"
When we read the above paragraph
travelling around in our exchanges we felt
greatly comforted. If EARL S. GooDR1cu, of
the Pioneer, is handsome man, with curly
locks, smothered in ambrosia, other Senior
editors have their advantages too, if they are
not physically the most favored of mortals
Then there is Ottertail SIBLEY and Fort Shell
ing STEELE who also pride themselves on their
handsome looks-but we will back bluff
AL1ck RAMSEY and steady VIM R. MARSHALL
against them both any day for superior intel
lect, however inferior in physical elegance or
smooth-faced beauty the latter may be con.
sidered by some people! @ .a r.. nsp .l
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
Letter from Saint Anthonv.
ST. ANTHONY, Jan. IS, Ii

ST. ANTHONY, Jan. Is, 1859.
To tho Editors Of the Ainnesotfan .3 4.
l find no fault with the style of your Re-
porters account Of the proceedings of the An
ti-Railroad Meeting at the Court House in
Minneapolis, last Saturday night, as of course
he did not intend to report fairly, and has on
ly succeed admirably in carrying out his in
tentions. ,aH r '"4et 7j1... ~. 'ra
There is one fact, however, that wish to
be presented to the public, which is that, in
a town casting 100 votes at closely contest
ed election, the vote of the meeting, as declar-
ed by the teller upon decision in favor of
theresolutions passed (Which were much mild
er than those originally proposed) stood just
1877 to 1853; and this with all the petty local
feeling that could be raised in Minneapolis
At meeting held last night in Stanfelds
Hall, in this city, attended from both town's)
by at least double the number present at the
Court House meeting, resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, strongly disappearing the
course taken by the panic-makers and repudi-
ationists of Minneapolis. NH -'e.
- Yours for the truth, HENNEprN.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22

Wasitnot natural that DUNCAN, SHERMAN &
Co., seeing that the men who passed the loan
amendment thus assured the PEOPLE, that if
they adopted it at the polls there would be no
tar required to pay the interest, and pledging
themselves besides and in advance to alsoays
oppose State Tax for that purpose being lev
ied-was it not calculated to deter capitalists
from investing in bonds issued under such
circumstances '.-'
Srd We reply further, that besides having
a copy of the M1NNEsorIAN of March, 1858,
before them, the capitalists of Wall Street had
on their tables copies Of the Pioneer d DEM
ocrat of Tuesday, Nooem6er 23rd, 1858, con-
tanning an elaborate leader, headed The Su-
preme Court Nandamus- action of Gov.
SHELLEY Relative to the Issue of Railroad
Bonds" To remind the people what this
leader contained, and in what way its sent-