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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

j FUNNY RACE AND ITS PROBABLE CoNsE,
oUEScEs.--A friend-a gay bachelor tells us
an amusing little instance of interest, which
beiel him day OF two since. Showing that
| up in our high Northern Latitude dwell some
fast women--an institution not peculiar to
more Southern clirnes alone, it seems. Our
friend, who Ess some proclivities for sporting
fas, horses, relates how be was jogging along
one Of the fine avenues leading into the city
! alone il his cutter, a. quite aleisurely pace,
! when his medit,tonS were broken in upon by
| the approaching jing'e Of sleigh-heliS, and
looking around, up dashed alongside Of him
! 3 gay cutter, drawn by spirited horse, and,
ensconsed in 4ueenly dignity among bill
iowy heap Of furs, and handling The ribbons
and whip with sef-conscions familiarity that
an Empress would wear with her Sceptre,-
and not SO muiiled up that he did not recog-
MISE her as famous belle o. oar city, the pet
ted chll of arich citizen papa-tne cynosure
Va "a .s,4A.f.,,.I uyee at every "a. "oatt, anu
the center Of bevy JC fascinated gailants,
harg.ng on her saucy wit, and plguant con
versati0r, wherever she moves. Our hero
this American Lady Gay Spanker, and now,
ggc suspect, tha. his heart beat rather full
against his otter ovorcoat. While ttcse med
;ta;ions we're rluning through bis mind, his
owr horse. which has made his mile inside
of three gunutes' unwilling to be passed OF
tn rval, %prang forward, and was gaining On
his rival now Slightly ahead Thus before
cur scat was aware ofit the TWO were entrap-
PED mo y regular race, Looking saacly back
with & InoCrv peal Of laughter, the fair belle
accepted Inc gauntlet thus prcyoking!y thrown
and plying the whip with no sparing hand,
lhe two horses were pnt TO thcir utmost speed
,caring along the highwoy, making the snow
ly in clouds, While trees, fences, houses etc,
few backwards along their swift course, and
the v0cif,rous music ot Inc bells drowned all
either Sounds. Along they SKINNED, neck md
neck, dasl..ng over deciivitieS aud drifts, and
round turns mith reckless speed, until the
suburbs Of the city were gained. The gent
was Non-piusSed. Whera was the lovely vix
en- gong 10 lead him tie wished himself
out OF the scrape. IL was foolish, and he
would get laughed at. And besides she
was gaining Oh him But at this juncture,
cooking back iauntily with q merry peal Of
musical l.ughter, the bewitching hoyden sud
denly cut down cross street while Tho gent,
perfectly discom!itea and non plussed ,wcnded
his way home more moderately. He has been
very qaic. for two OF three days, and unusual
ly thonghtfui We verify belevo--but no
lnatter-serd as an invitation.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

The weather has been extremely pleasant
and mild for several days past. A snow
STORM is probably in waiting for Us.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
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Al 81. Anthony. on the 2ith inst, Mrs. (. C
FALooEr,- wlts Of EpwARD T.Lcorr, formerly O
this city.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

At the annual meeting Of st. Paul Lodge
No. 3, F. & a. NJ. on Monday evening, De-
cember Goth. the following brothers were
elected officers for the ensuing year
G. W. Merrill. W NJ
Robert II. Ginger, S. w.
\. B. Curry, j. ".
i. W. Brunson, Treas.
E.: Ingalls, Sec.
James Chapel, S. D.
B. Presley, j. D.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

THE TugNyEgErSs' BALL--The members of
the newly organized " st. Paul Turnverein
will give their first Ball en- New Years Eve,
Friday of this week. at the Market Hail.
They expect to have a right good time in a
genteci way. Tickets 81.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

SUPREME CoUEF--STArE OF MrNNEsorA.-
Held Ut tie Capit0E city Of st. Rau!.
DECEMBER 81, 1853.
Full bench.--City Of ST. Paul, against Jo-
scph Ladder, error to District Court of Ram
sey County
This is the celebrated meat shop case, 50
long before our Police and District Court.
Argument submitted by counsel in printed
briefs. Case taken under advisenent by the
Court Henry j. Horne for City; Lorenzo
Aliis for respt
Joseph Lenay, vs Paul Bbeau and v Bi-
bean. Appeal from District Court. Submit.
ted
DECEMBER rs, 1853.
Full bench-Greenleaf Clarke, Esq, was, on
motion, admitted to practice in the Courts Of
the State, and took the customary oath.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Bonfanti. Appeal
from the District Court Of this county. Ar
guc1t 1atspd appt9 submitted. s!laln
Charles Harkens, vs.. Board Of Supervisors
of Scott County.
This case was an application for perenp'
tory writ OF mandamus, to compel the Board
20 allow H., who was elected Register Of
Deeds Of said county, to qualify, and to re-
ceive his bonds Taken under adyisement.
The Court held an evening session.
DECEMBER 80, 1858
But little was done yesterday in the Court
Two cases occupied the whole day.
Calender, Flint & Co.--Respondents, vs
Mason & Craig, and Il. 4. Mastcrson, appel.
lants. appeal from District Court Of Ram.
sey County, Sanborn, French i Lund
for rcspts Masterson & Siinons, for appel,
lants. Argued and submitted. This is an.
ohter "interest" case.
David Wentworth, appellant, rs Thos. 6
Wentworth, Respondent Appeal from Dis,
trict Court Of Washington County. Argued
and submitted.
Timothy Fitch Esq. was admitted to prac
dec, and took the usual oath.
The Court held Az evening session.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

H History is full of illustrious villain,
but there was never an llustri0us nissr.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01


This is the first account published in re-
gard to the Wright County Murder. We
were unable to learn anything sbout it when
he was broughtiu. Wepublish his statement,
however, in default OF any account not er
DGrtS g.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01
Soys OF MALTA BASQuEr.-Quite a recher.

SoNs OF MALTA BANQUET. Quite q recher'
che affair took place st the Winslow House
on Monday evening, consisting of a Banquet
speeches, songs, wit and sentiment. Mine
hest, DEUEL., who is said to be an officer Of
! high rank in that charitable and mysterious
order, and WARD, the well known caterers for
that Hotel, had prepared most sumptuous
feast, which was partaken of by their breth-
ren Of the mystic circle with great satisfaction.
After the feast of edibles came the &" feast
of reason and the flow of soul" Toasts, reg
ular and volunteer, Were given. and responses
made which We're kept up to the small hours
Of the morning.
AS none but brethren of good standing
were admitted to the feast, and the ioasts and
speeches related most particularly to, the prac
tce and .precepts inculcated by the Order, we
are not at liberty TO tear aside the veil which
enShrines the arcana Of mysteries and report
to the world the saying and song, the wit,
merriment and precept with which the pro-
ceedings throughout were characterized. Suf-
ticeit 70 say, that when the feast was over, the
brethren adjourned in good condition, without
having departed 'rom the ways so strictly
enjoined upon tnem in the ritual of the order
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

go ACRES EXON ONE TO fHREE MiLsS fROA
Stl,lwater, will be sold at prices ranging fTon si0
- $50 per acre.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01


sions appropriating 1852 900 thereof
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
SENATE.-On motion Of Mr. Mallory, Of Fla,
a joint resolution was adopted, permitting GER
tain officers of the Navy to accept from the
British Government medals and snuff boxes
Mr.. Seward, Of n. Y, introduced a bill
which was read twice by its title, authorizing
the removal of the Offices belonging to the U.
S., and occupied by the collector of the rev.
enue in connection with the Quarantine Sta
ton in the port of New York. Mr.. Seward
also presented memorial from the gold and
silver leaf manufacturers of New York pray
ing for the erection of breakwa:er at the
Point; and also three petitions from the citi-
zens of Oneida and Madison counties, n. Y,
PRAYING for the erection of breakwater at
Cane Vincent, all Of which were referred to
the proper conmittees.
Mr.. Clay, uf Ala, submitted resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the President
for the correspondence between the Mexican
Government, Mr. Forsyth, and the State De
part,nent, and such other matters as viii elu-
eidate the complications, which resulted in the
suspension of diplomacy.
Mr.. Hunter, of Va, submitted resolution
which was auopteu, requesting tle roSIlhds-
ter General to inform the Senate what changes
in the postal laws are necessary to render the
Department self-sustaining.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, introduced bill
which was referred to the Committee OF the
District, to appropriate million acres of land
for the benefit of tho free public schools in the
District Of Columbia.
Mr. Davis, Of Miss, reported from the Com
micree on Military Affairs, a substitute for the
bill relating to Military Affairs.
Several Messages, the contents of which are
| unknown, were received from the President.
Whe,eon the Senate went into executive
| session for some hours.
Adjourned.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-01-01

SUPREME CouEr--SrArE OF MINNESOTA
Held Ut tie Capitol, CUy Of st. Paul.
DECEMBER %, 1853.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
n E.W5 ITEMS.
FIVE years since a farmer in IEhois n.

FIVE years since a farmer in Illinois, not
withstanding all the ,neighbors insisted he
was playing the fool, set out on his farm
one thousand peach trees, and this season
ne was offered ten thousand dollars for the
crop, which he afterwards sold in the lot
for fourteen thousand dollars, ANY M, man n
that will be fool enough to raise fruit
ought to be served SO. ! ~ +,9a<c rIr
APreacher not long since, asking. to
stay all night at a country house was for
bidden 'eiea BY the lady. Knowing her to be
a m member Of the church, and generally
pleased to entertain ministers he began to to
quote Paul to her hoping. she !: would un- n
derstand by this hint that he was asprea-
cher. en- He had hardly got out "For there
py some have entertained angels tunaw:.i.rees naw >,
when she said,". But angels, sir, 81 ~ would
not come with tobacco in their mouths
The preacher left without more .ceremonv
-, An lrrascible Old gentlemna was taken
with sneezing in the most spasmodic man
ner eight times, he arrested, the paroxvsn
for moment, and extricating his, handier-
ehief, he thus adrest his nasal organ indig-
nantiy sayieg: .,.:. ii i. .E5t,'o !, ''
t. !, eOh go on-gos ,you'llblow your Il internal {
brains out presently?" A1's.5 stsg1
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24

FEO CONS,UMPTIV ES.-The advertiser
/ having been restored to health in a few
weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with a severe Lung
A6ection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious TO make known to his, fellow
sufferers tho r:cans Of cure. To all who desire
it he will send copy of the prescription used
free Of chufgc), with directions Cor preparing
and using the same, which they viii find a sure
Cure for CohyuE1ption, Asthmn, H'oncSifl$, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
lie hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
il costs them nothing and may prove q blcs-
sing, Parties Wishing the Prescription will
please address REV EDWARD H. WILSON,
... Williamshnrgh, Kings Co., n. Y:
ccfr7 1i, - -. -. :, f.. g.. =
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
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NEW .ADvER IT'S EnRENTs.
Nf OR TGsA G E SA L E .-WHEREAS
lN default has been made inythe condition.

Nf OR TGsAGE SALE E>.-WHEREAS
lu default has been nude iny the condition.
Of certain 1ndenture Of mortgage dated
the Eleventh day Of December A. D. 1858,
executed by Joseph Vadnais@ and Aglaee
Vadnais, his wife, Of the county Of Sherburne
and State Of Minnesota, TO George Il: Williams
Of Boston, State of Massachusetts,, and
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for the coIntysof Sherburne, onthe Thirteenth
day Of December A. D. 1858, ats O'Clock \. NJ.
in Book ':A''of mortgages pages 228 and 229,
his wife, granted, bargained, sold and conveyed
to the saia George H. Williams THE following
described piece or parcel Of land lying and
being IN the s;tId county Of Sherbure, to wit: "
The North East quarter of the North East
quarter, and Lots Nos Two RI and Three ES]
in Section No. Two'F21 in Township No. Thirty
three (S3l North of Range No: Twenty nine
I29] West, t6 secure the payment of the sum
Of Two hundred dollars $500 O0-O0y accord
ing to the Conditions of d certain Promissory
Note made by Joseph Vadnais aforesaid, and
Pierre Vadnais, upon which note there is now
claimed to- be'due and unpaid the sum Of Two
hundred .ahdtwo 9s-l00 dollars t$202. 93(,'"
And no suit or proceedings at law having
been had or instituted foor,. the recovery Of The
said debt; 81 any part thereof, Now therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of u Power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and Of the statute in such case
made and provided, tie mortgaged premises
above described will be sold at Public Ventlue,
by the sheriff Of said county Of shcrburne, at
the front door Of the Office Of the Register of
Deeds Of said county, at Big Lake, on the
Fourteenth day Of January \. D 1850 at
Twelve O'clock, N. cf that day, to satisfy the
amount due o: said note and mortgage and nll
costs and charges allowed by law. -
GEORGE II. WILLIANS,
Hl,n,.\ 49, Mort ~ 3ee,
Dated October 81 1859. noy24z,;w,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24

derrit Smith has been sent; to the, Lptanic
anged, s'7.2 80 s = ~ =,
About Two week ago ag5o q q cargo 8 Of slaves was
landed near Trinidad de Cuba. One of the in
spectors- yoqng Creole informed the gov
eraePt 81 the faats That q night he was assass-
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
= TATE OF MINNESOTA. IS EARNs

<,,TATE OF MINNEsOTA,-s EAINs
~ CuCNTY.---ss. -.
Co. ';":, T. s-irmstrong ana Um.: Croa.sy: :
Oh. are hereby rotafied that m41. * ~s
sact,nent mas oesu issued against you, anu
Toar property attached 90 satisfy the demand
u Win. = Heunett amounting to {$1J5 so
Ninaty nine dollars and. f1ty cen's: Now uu-
less yoQ snail Appear be;ore L. l.. PAYNE, @
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County,
ut his office il the town Of Terdalc, on tue
10th Tenth day, Of December A. q. 1854, at
tlo) Ten O'clock in the. forenoon, .jud gment
will 10 rendered; against you, and your prop
'crty sold;io pay the debt =,
- VA. 2, BENNETT, Ptu5,atsf.
Dated this, the (l8th> Eighteenth, day of
No'enber, \. y. 1882, l,p7,.l-5w
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
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esy Particular attention given to Operative
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St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
JAMES F. KENNEDY
III son and Plestarar

A\oLtClIS the patronage of al persons in
~ reed OF the services of practical Mason
ana f.asferer. His long experience in the
ABOVE branches OF trade assures him that he
~ill VIII give universal satisfaction his charges
are as reasonable or w as it can be donebv
St. Cloud Democrat., 1859-11-24
S TEARMS' HQsaSE.

t'HlS rev ID ''santifri II r-tzSa = ,sst.ss%s.
- r. - ~,ssO--.a4 ,aoteI ls s!t&Iatea
1 upon :he bluff just above the Lower Ferry
III the town Of ST. Cloud. pIl;ny o,s =
'rhe NEST beautiful views On the Mississinr
'tver. The Proprietor assures all who NAV.
VISIT thus place that his table shall contain every.
bounty and luxury which can be obtained bs,h
at nome and abroad ltis his intention to KEEN
1le ABOVE hotel as "a first class one in every res
pect ~ - :