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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05

STAGE BREAKS IN-TEAM DRowNED.--Yes-
tcrday evening as the DEBORAH stage was
coming across the river at the Upper Ferry
crossing, the team broke in, and was drown
cd The driver also fell in, but got out after
being well soused. There were several pas
sengers inside, who were all saved together
with the mail The accident happened near
this shore. s rt,..s
The team was valuable one, and such ex-
pensive accidents make one wish only more
forcibly that the bridge were already COM
pleted
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05
MARRIED.

Mattocks, THADDEUs Z. FIELD and JULIA s., daugh-
ter of D.. W. Ingersoll, both of st. Paul.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05
An Extra Session Of the Senate Called.
p 100. - WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

The President has issued proclamation
declaring that an extraordinary occasion re-
quires the Senate to convene and act upon
such communications as have been or may
be communicated to it, on the part of the Elk
ecutive. It is called for the 4th of March, at
noon. of which all who shall then be entitled
to act as members Of that body are required
to take notice.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05

DICE IRvlNE's ADDITION. THE CNDER-
II signed will sell twenty lots ia Rice lrvn''s Addi-
Il ION singy in body. A credit af one year will be
givsp on one.half The purchase money. =
DANIEL R0uEGR, pssier IN Real Estate
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-05
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.

hail sAso gave notice that during his term,
ne would allow mo opportunity to escape to
call for revision of this matter Year after
year; season after season, it shall be brought
forward until the world shall know the very
year and men, who destroyed the character
of theSenate, and sustained the violent usur-
patton of lawless mob.
The truth Of the whole thing is, the Presi-
dent needed these two men, and the Democ-
racy Of the Senate needed them, and though
Indvsna repudiased them, nevertheless, how.
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
- q T. Z.

INTENDING 50 remove 'fuai d.r,Ur rrra v
~ seu IA yrts VALUABLE ANpEp
= l.. 20 ss'4 Souniy, eVSsi,t,gg oiJ I'.,t' q
i.i. BLAKELEI 90 stthe h-a! vs'st. ul enc
H'f.h iH'N ut zoe EuIssin r4B ore 80 tar fn.-' "a
ira -. isfn's Oh 'h- Na4rF ~ Iur.Uis ,rrls 90
ing $40 ACNhS viLt>i r,ss. t.n.,,.rr Lac.
20 "'i. si...t - Acres srr a. .IINEEu. s.uI.
'e| Wthi' '''r- rat.-s 60, fas N,,.1r... s F.r.-
MA hshrsst % a. l4sl.rs.H-l. can &H.-.
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a hs~ BRICK DIV tLlING VISTA -t.lt .u. .r..
res b Z. ...s. Esre#rg' cod 4 .f..
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N''i tl.Cs. coo I1- D.ctHrl al x-,.i 80
90. O.. of.Hs Gr.rrs ~ Do. Wac. ....r Boo
~ h-n s..-. ..5t..s see 'tiu ii,r-- 1nr itth.
- $50 sr.r..-t sffS r1Huirs Wa.vf win zrr-.s
l' 'f'u- 'fi ~ y 40 4 tatgs ts.tt.a 80 ne
g .-r-
- b1-' ~ very srprri1- TIMER IAND
.u.a'-'fc st.I' iIo ACRES l-ir- rs-t 60
.h. EighWtpb TRACE" III. lart l.af-a
t '..r 49, qas.rs as - within h.I am.is af
80" '.. .~-ir' T Hmae R.tfYat Thisf.s.'
N"' t~ a''ilca 90 .-.it'E. Oh, >1i' rutrha..r. = 80
'".'n, app, 'u zoe Subscriber, UuaI.,sl.sa. Ut.
.rfson CO Va
MChAED - WASHINGTON.
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The Tract
TERMS OF SALE.
NOTICE.

no Henry S'ri'c' W Siu,rr Ssmuc' Sri1rt.
l. Cbus.'rr g >UI.r i,.a, Fo.s- \ .strt.f.-
t,ru jHhl S.riiri, d e. I-s5s "a. ~.t.,r.
samuel q s''tdrr .aH : ,iI,T. jacob -lti.
Der Foo 3 uf~r Nafr l'r- N ~ ace D.,
v s'l''t Saui " Sptat'. Iahr a SH.tar
lstsc us. jacob Faukr Cu.,s..H Fuus-
sally Bes,r q ,H,.s k-.t> arH
Ms''s 1t. ~iie ThUs snt'h aud CA4uvue
his s,t-.
I,u auH Zach e yCuwil take notice TIA, On
III ~ . Osy Il Fsaiuafy 1859 al he s.ut, al
bIt>srsu & tIsftisstu. en- tE- rtg @ rrieT-lur =
"a th~ c,ur'y 90 DtHWtttt- ant IN the Sia.r 81
Nitstuls saa'l 'sar fHr deposition 90 Ih.s q
BaIiyf auf 90 the ga tas 81 Nar,h a.
the h'u~- 81 Cd'p-t w.ls~-. "a wa,hiu tJhg - (,
M sts'i uke The t-Pss,ttua 90 ss,t Carer
Wr'y.f. ant o1 49, - q tsy 81 me s7,nr mrtth.
he dee a, J.ats " Hsfcrrs tu irr ,iy #
Ftt +f..s ir III Sr.'- 80 May .au' shall lss e
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sgtiuut 49, 10 - u,''i s> evidence 90 .ut H, 4!
log N the IifrJu Couv e.. J. h-t-. n ,,uut, VIZ.
s'ri. w'rrs'u you are P.-inJ,f, asi suc =, h, G,
are -,rntsUs.
NJ HELM
Executor Il issSs S.ii--f. d.u'i
lnrr ~ '~rq-
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settlements Desired.

IL rtrsuu- 60 Nto u s'n irdrHt-i ~tI cd ice
II M ~ 'sviHr tt',rc aims nair cot sut 'rsH,
l"I - .rmcrt hy hurtav RtGt % OF before ft-
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rs'afy,
Ia"'e isdeb'ei TO me will please 10 g-t rra a.
~ ,r'irme-'. Whore m ury esuuo, De- rsit 4. /
wish 'uotcs
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Let there he Light r

Y hNN"N HLD"ES s. TRCS>EIL arc.
y. A.'ts 90 90 1F,t. CrsE g.. ss.
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sue tne - r. P,fr. I'y safe tyttg nrBe rrir-
I've pose wtp ar~rf- !tsbIgt.l ..p r.fIht,.u.
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And cold and lvid brow;
Go Zach hi vi;herei glance snt see,
There mirrorrd his souls misery.
Go To Thy mothers side.
Ant her crushed bosom cheer:
Thine own teep anguish hide
WiPe from her cheek the hi, -r tear;
Marx her worn frame Ard ,ziasreJ b-cv
The gay ItaI s,reaks her shsirpow
wish fading frame ant trembling limb.
And trace the ruin hack him
"oo'e r.ished faith, in carly youth,
Promised elernal love and ruth.
Bu'whD t,r..W.rn hath yisldctup.
hatProm.,e to the cu,,d cur,
And LED her Down, through love audIieb,
AMI all that made her prospects bright.
Ani chained her there, mid w,niand srite
Thar ioH,y thing n druukari's wife
And siampd On ehiIdhooe's brow SO mild
That vi'h'ring blight, that drunlard's child
Co hear, and fe-l and see, aud snos.
All bat my soul hath Irit AM Eaoxa.
Then look upon The wine cups rio~
See ~ as tesaiY can ai0It--
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FIonr md CornmrnI.

TNXrRt - ur aG1 Fresb rfrurf Coo N.sI
Il ~ 8 H.st Eh.fiai OH Rice F.oar 3. sfI
saflh Lapfsfns Code Niit uarss ah1rs
0lsss PsHF, Me- Crap y o Ma.sssss HfsFs.
Cfasasd std De saaaf. Maaafs Fofss ard
LsHt Aasdied Ssovsis al jast Fscsiyed ssd to-
sale ~ ~ EBY
Jshssry -. IsD.
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Thg Iiams Express Company,


SAsfr - 'sry iof Tickets IN sum, 81 Ten Dol.
80 snl 0pNatds, can ~ u.
r OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
iron, ,ns 90 ~ tUwa shrre they have o., az.
20 rIrE"r 800 order mGsi h. rrclo,st IA /.
& ID. q. AES posi- OFFICE STAMP.
~ ENVELOPE" VI Inc Expires COMPANY
c.un. ',Trir- %. m
~ .'GT TBtrsli"n~ strictly confidential
.ef-.t sfsT- Tor 4. asis or C-t,Gfales IN
WOOD EDDY & co Augusta Ga
or WON, EDDY co. Ailanrs O.,
or WOOD EDDY co Wun,ts De-
ss--A l''' Of the nuGib-7 that are drawn II, m
he heel sab The smouut 81 thu Prize Ihstta,h
.he = -N.ilri =" ~u b rpHii,hri siisf rge.y
cr.Stnr 90 the lolov'ag paper.
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D.ha H''fA, Rssisis,, NaArills G0s,tis. y. YyE
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Feb 3 1859
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NOTICE.:

utftb1 n'm.Hsfr appoint atlr.rN,.u,.
" h'HNsur an vue ant i.sviu. . tDrr., ID,
pTr-tr' WIS
June S'h iNj-. q W SAPPINGTov
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SAPPINGTCN R0TEL
Cha,iSfstrs, Jrgy'gs County. Trrius
'I'iiE uaerHtga-I hsviar Vs~n -.
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sutt be- umrt.
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lls,- - ibs U HafsI. Marir..arg
Js7. 20 $3.50 Pr rfist.t
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CNNIHaNC CT,

a. order 81 The rru.'--, of Ct,r.rs,. u., 49,,
~ r~'''n i"uhd ihfosiug Ere ua.,aars ... ,.-
nc oihr@r', % pistuIs ga ,he ,.le-t.uaI r. II d.
hyc Geo .fsfs
Zoe Stfg-sr' - tir--,r.i - rr-v-,. tt. aeon.
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""' "'Er.i'..' co., sunday aGt ral'E- arrest a. p
'"ru aH pc.i.r ~ IN ans bling fEtr1 B. IN
'A' " H'. $50 asta- arrest sI p.r,... l.4-t
.i'.- .tt 3 ace arc gutrt a. Its iuND AM.
..'.s n-'n h-iare The Ma,0rIo tr aaeltu,.L a..
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JOHN 7 GIBSON
Dec Is. 1855
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a sAkek 'loeh q Boots ass She's IN ell ttsir
ssARsEEY, sBskRsR . 90
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OntAe Plan NJ single Num-

FIJI Y THOUSAND TICKETS
p Ga fKlzEs
More Il q Que Prre to every two Tickets.
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10 ~ DAWN
Each Saturday In February
and March.
DETERMINATIONS PPIZl -.
wA,,e I es.,, $40 nsls,, IS o,sr,,'s. =,
PAN OF NE LOTTERY.

The nt aUSi, I'm 10 30 CJl .,,t..J lufirg
VI thJr uumnvts ua Toe u,-r. 100 .r# 90 o.. pa
T.'r .ip,,i p-pSE,A rLti.etJ alb ,u4..i TN
luHr> 80 places ~ orr .rti
The NJ 40 PiH'. similarly ryis,ec sud e..
euelrd P.s,,O ~ auu.Ict sosr
The " =e's az th'n rCvuIytG. alt Anpu.rr =
orasH ~ atoc shtctuf NInhst. a. o. be- sat.-
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numSet u pTISe lfiwu Uu' 49, Thea ,I. lct sr4
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Conmis rncr- the Pi,z- bong placed agsrls,
M Nuu 81 uTaUn TINS ore iaiivh b.. Itpeafrd
uniti the priZ are tfEWn 0ut.
ArFa iH.rioS PEZ,s.-Ths wv ~ ~. rirc
And 'h~'S''su 'c--lIag NasnBe.s 2. fas-, .- a -
i6- - Pfikcs Vii DC rutittlt O. he IL .. l.
a. 'iIuu Pr,xrs- FpT rtsmyir u i,F., =.
1880 az. the $4,000 Piiz- b,s- T. ..rs
nunb-i lI2t- It2is Ii2Si, iI252 =..- =
-nu'ird 500. u IeE-i No d50d,aW. Hs ,
300 ff. Ihu>r ucks sruut~t.S - I'D .Ii
ASl III each he ,nltiiei 10 $50 suc - o.. zr.
-otdrne ptbe above seheme.
c-ru. a'es a, "a, sagrs will te Sod a, tsr fol.
loving tIcs, which y tie rick:
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tu..ISIMiS GOODS.

l'HEi az receiving q. W Leg. CHEAP
TORE Itr- a.- .u.r-. e.
CONFECTYONARILS.
suitable ~ The IiuNfrF. 20 p-rc-a ehr..-,
Csn 20 t.ught -.-svt.r-
SLspE Eirr s>,rr'u.uf 81 P.T;um-ry E,ra.,
II" Ga. sH"'ius aud Ivt.u soar, Cola Cream
D.c-ELL.f If lhls
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Public Sale.

VIM 'o'd nv ia'@ vii .nn Public
Wc'f"e day, 1874 Of F,B,sa,v. ,n.,
al ny stock and Farming Uss.u., a. follows.
head ~ v-rv superior wo,s Hon.. ,,,,..
which - ""e 'try ~ .isui Biol Ma rs. ~
ioai ~ Nj. huuef's Cd ruugh bred hyrsr Wal.
Also
ONE FINE You've STiL IN
LiON.
(,irtt by whale, snt rn- rIL,.Y n, Ii,
h. wtsvl
Thr,e Mich Cows, Ytarl.r. Heir.
Bal B.'uI Suvsf
u HEAD or STOCK uoGs;
f--s ~ HEAD OF SnEEP
So re Oh. " .- - NsC Tl~r.
--A-----a I latt W u.ss H. fG.fs ta.rt.yat- -. .
B,r"u-h aEd lasRs.,, { n aad
& sts. sr'i> of " ZION q - s.t,sci
fY tset' u Ptou-b G,sr> Wa.
Gu sacoic " hea' k~sv~r Hay KaL.
ONE WHEAT FAN,
50 R,r, Wee b,raw
h0r- b1.'e = oughs, two-hor,s DO,
9p"ubt- Sroy. plough. isirge Jo.
pa cFain. &; lie Chsi.s;
Glia','uuc - s.rf,w
ora cry.r-t Short T5ayrs.
HU.-st Clsi.s ID .HHfa sgi Stp-l. T,,r..
Furs. Es.-. hu ~ Hoo;
Ns'"-s- Sft'-. Shrv.ls
tGrai6 C'af''s , Nuvirg Srythe,:
lot ct Hay, lgI 81 o'r Iron;
4 l. O.
y VI L L I Il \ IT L RE
such as
B,'', Bs'tie i,. TIJh,' Chaus:
To- Pate Stare and M:
t,f If Barrels Tab, B1,l-,s s.c
~i'h mNus o.h'' sriei's r,o i.Hi.u ,fu,-p..rrsr.
TERMS 4 r,c'it a. S,rc N.nh, vii D.
given on an SUM Over s. M rpr,b4..rt,,Ia-
Hud aui approved srrr'iv vih irtsresi ~. 81,
dat~ hat 4 ps'' pune'uaNV a. ur1,i,i.v. ru.nr
= VI y chang SpUs uf - an untrr,.-h
y ptupstB 10 be removed uurtl he t.rtus a..
con. r.t.' With
~ a. O. i'Er plsce on ih- farm ba'ttn,r~
>rr.h - Sh-nb-fi.tu.n. ar CONNIE r. a. 10
t'hcS, \. NJ. VII rur lsrsr ~ o.. -ircn
By JOAN " NrENDREE
FEB 80 II. VI Gu>rr Al,uuurrr
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,ew hooks. New RooLs.

,ew Books. New RooLs,
No eoRD.ser 70 SasssPeaf,, by M. CAKE;
" on Cousin.
y yer too lac 10 mead -hv Charles R.sF,
'tocrstst he brsssfssr iy Holmes,
] smHdc Posms-UJ Barry Cornwall,
Il. pens;
! ',SeiIs Lie 81 Johnson
gstches lin Bsf--tV Shsf:
- gar A. Po,', Nscelia eous woik;
frouIinR II The Whre h.fs-
CD. AIe. shd SADDLE BaFs--ty Milburb,
SPu'rs,us s'fmous d series
Poser al Ppvrf--h y Bfins:
Agshi Tor b. Ereu0 NsRsIhs
HafPcf aud Gudey fof Frnfusfy ~ sslsh ~
r. ~ CAMPBELL
+ II am Orfrfihg eV-fv week - ~. Ja.s
p-vons Ei,hing Books would 90 veil 10 ssu5
D. 'hrif or 80
Fet 10 t-5q y 81 q
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IN { lDERING TICKETS OR ,EHTu

IN lDERING TICKETS OR ,EaTlFI.
eA">' H'Iu.r the money iu s,.rss ..I %.
iicx-is rdsfrd. "a receipt Ui Sh,cA ia.. NIib,
iofSai ID ~ mat PgTe6sscrS eau lave iig.r,,
eSilos 70 any hsafr ihey naT dr''za--
The '>l 81 draw numneTs and pf.x., all b.
sent o. iurchAs.rs trnm,l,.t.l, ats, ...a .F...;.
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70 ten-m'er N at -yerY prize !. dawn
pa'S N luil without rSfgrftua
20 Al pfz,s 81 : coo .ua usasf r,i, irp.
oia'r srer he 4fsEiag-V her pitIrs a. ZOE usg-
al tai OF 10 csys.
- Communications strictly S0rb5sr al
Atfft>. Onf~', e. r,rs - 81 Crt.f 4trs "a
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"a iisi 81 TIC huWh-f. thsf arr rrr - !tutn
Ia ' peel, wuh The amount OF tss priIs trat.sb
one 4 rnul-d &c. vii - nttttsh-d st~r every
draw log - ne savannah Daily N~~.
y IriArE 10 I.Il
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4 ~ as thinking.
Up nioH { l"In ar

Up HIUW & lulII~ Ap-E..sIg-,.7t.
h'''l-.y p"rir1I.,.-- .l..flt.. ..r1. ..,... 81,
TIE M nap. 'aH. or. 81. Is. a.. t. t.rrrttr. 81.
a. O. IN if-t' rr-'ry ~ fa.fs II = a.. wt,.,u
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Poo col, Ssysrfy I've ctE.s
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4 ,,yy T-str.
ROkERT 4 BROWN. c G.
Z II CAMPBELL.

ChaT!esforn, J.gyso4 Coantv, Vpgia,a,
DEALER N uF.. Mrcir,re, CH,ui,as
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PhyssciaL's Pf-,erigt. ur> ,arriuily eonruurl.
80 al hour 81 he uigtt Of cay.
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CUE TErMS

w = respectfully iut"ffn,urj ,i,r.s srfrut,,.
w "'i' Ha' tFIfai-'T a. ,-rrrE eve tls ..4-
tn. glg'ncc frsf IA. a-,U b.. L.t..l b.,.t.t -
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W uaAIa Osld"f. Dst.
IN CHANCERY.
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- Traced ~ Tie ru's n.l - { hs-t e aDt
uk ~ b heard uJr tls b.. .sd ,Nuri4i. ~,
gu"j By ousus'i; uIon H1sitst~' On Wh,s..I ~ J.
d'CT''u aad odrTsd tlat 'oulI.sfnHrt { tus ut
-. iEf- = rNi ia-1 f.t a. Jts De
IstGani ~ ~, Utuj u ss'ta toe I..ssgrrgl 90 !!4s
cut. ~ value, aai sHusaI Na.gr si.u. what L,us
tLrIc nas b th,r"uu, thsp dstss. .si Iii.It'.,
making ais n.-ut d"sD,d IrTHn,.t b, ila,,lt
n h.ch snS itr rarfi,- lut,Iyf I'd teQ.tJ"-
Asi tlc sald a. M s.fcpsf J. uusrt'i give
not 10 tbr tues at creditor. "i .-a " t..aaI
OIH5ln bsrtag itrrs 90 h., la.d-, VTuaIrr iE,it
e,aiu. .Ed tie deuce tL'I..t t,i,ir uIn D., Iub-
hes'ila 10 'ohe ~P'T,T Tutl',nr J-Arr>1r
~ W cue. S'sE 80 fss sprc.-.i,' We.k.. hIeh
rab 'tsiI l.. 'qu,sissi IeroL-l o.
uot1ce 90 sii- laTtiss aRd 9th -
,,py T.-tr
ROkERT q BROWN, G.
The parirs The above rgt and al editors II the
d'fp sd-sI iiiism pTEieH who have leo. 90 b..
land. sre hstchy soi,fri ~ appear = a. tiic- o.
th.r'sst'NB. n.f,ou CoG ~, N,Tgu. "a tie 81
d.y Of March 1859 aud ., pro,uoe Getots nae ILsIr
claims, and the .dcur. ib-T.uf
EDw ARD T.. COOKE. Com
CkaIlrsi0uR. Feb J l-J9 st
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NOTICE

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durr your 6OId..

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New Goods.

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y The sscruirc hlll.iur III. rrc.rui ,-,
''.H VI zoe Charl'>'"Hn Academy nav be- ,ruIci
'"hrf WIN IN respected associate Principal .r
~'h NJ self, a. MAJ IAN lac cuayvui-rc~ Of mar.
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Auctiuneer's Notice.

1--WE aht'rs'Ttft off,. his ssfvrss m ts-
- rnHlir. tie uiU sfr.rf ir sales 80 C.aIEs
asd isnrfsun- Tsuus fsa.sqaf h.
JAMES "A FRAZIER
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lcelsRd-Noss Ase.

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To Land Owners and Cthers.
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
@estnaro tbs COURSE Of empire tales its dalap."
ES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY DECEMBER l. 1889

Juice runs off into reservoir. The
liquor is transferred to a shallow dish
having an evaporating surface offortv
square feet under which there is a
fire. The boiling is continued until
five sixth have been passed off, and
the remainder is sorghum molasses of
superior quality. About twenty five
gallons are made at once, and four
hoilings can be accomplished in day.
Two or three hands, with the services
OF a single horse, can thus make one
hundred gallons per day; and the
production will hc worth half as manv
hard dollars in the market. With \
large crop of cane. machinery upon a
more extended scale, and the assist
ancc Of steam, the amount that could
be turned out wonld be enormous.
The gentleman who gives these par
ticularS says that the area of country
from which the material was derived
to conduct the above operation is not
more than four miles in diameter, and
yet during the season, he will proba-
bly, manufacture altogether two thou
sand gallons"
The Frccfort, H., Journal says there
is a farmer in that county who will
have one hundred barrels of sorgho
sirup to sell this season. A good and
profitable crop.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
THE EXAMPLE.

1t is reported in Bohemian story
says Bishop Taylor-that St. Wcnces.
laus, their king, one night going to
his dcvotions, in remote church,
hareIooted in the snow, and sharpnrs IS
OF unequal and pointed ice, his ser.
want Podavins, who endeavored to
initiate his masters piety, began t.
faint, through the violence of the snow
aud cold. Then the king commanded
him to follow him, and set his feet in
the same steps that his feet should
mark for him. The servant did so,
and either fancied cure or found one
for he followed his prince, helped
forward by zeal and shame in his imi
tatlon-and by his having formed
footsteps for him in the snow. In the
same manner doth our blessed Savior;
Tor, since our way is troublesome, Oh
scure, full Of objections and dangers,
he commands MS to tread where bis
feet have stood, having thus trodden
down much of the difficulty, and made
the way easier, and fit for our feet.
For, knowing our infrmities, he hath
proportioned Il path unto our strength
and capacities, and like Jacob, march
ed softly, and in cvcnness with the
children and the cattle, 10 entertain
lis with the comforts of his company,
and the influences Of perpetual
guide,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
NlcGregOr Railroad.


mat ra'iFoad Is needed lof TINS
t'''S section "i country Is settled
I"ct' Inc people nave '"ls season cA-
PefIthceo lhc want ot one 10 the Mis-
s'SS'pP' lne extra 'APci'se oi maui
ing their produce "'l4 teams to the
river would be no small item towards
grading road Inc people cannot
rest easy much longer, Il move must
DC maae--the wants u Inc country
demand 1t.
The Importance OF the position Of
Mcuregor demands corps oi ousi-
ness men who VIII take hold and build
TINS road. or have 1t nu1It' ana thereby
continue and secure the business that
leSitlmateiy belongs to that city !;
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
Sorghum Items.

The Peoria, H., Transcrip is inform
ed that the probable amount of Sur.
ghum Sirup which will be manufac-
turcd this season 10y the farmers, with
in a circle Of three miles around him, is
une hundred barrels. \ party of indi-
viduals have purchase IA five-roler mill
for crushing the cane, driven by horse
power, and have also one Of Cooks pa.
tent evaporators capable of turning
off fifty gallons of sirup per day. The
cane is crushed and the juice express
ed for those who wish to make their
own sirup, at two cents per gallon {;
or the parties take the cane at the
mill and return it in srup at eighteen
cents per gallon. The mill turns out
fifty gallons per day. Four horses are
employed in crushing, and about ten
bushels of bituminous coal at eight
cents per bushel are daily consumed
in the evaporation The sirup sells
readily at fifty cents per gallon, being
preferred to the best Of golden sirup.
DR.. Moore of that county, who has
been engaged in the cultivation of sor-
ghum for several years, estimates an
acre of the produce Of the cane, where
the juice is well expressed from the
same, at $50 gallons of srup. 1t will
be seen that this, after paying IS cents
per gallon for manufacturing, will
yield the farmer $50 for his labor
Will wheat or corn pay as well
The cost of the sorghum mill and
power was $50 the evaporator SO.
The Davenport Gazette gives the
following, as the process by which sor-
ghum Is manufactured in that vicinity:
1.-The stalks are stripped of their
leaves and then passed between two
cylinders, which are made to rcvolve
by horsepower, very much in the way
we have seen apples crushed. The