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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

|; Table Tops, DC,
And ali articles tac,prsa r M ME- III.
out The best Fcreign ano Dsl.,s sssg
igood taste, and skililui Ta1ns snas else
,,,onantIy attended 70 on the saoItess
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

@, 4 a. HENKING.
aallipol,s ohl6 asyil, isss. II /,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

= f,OFFEEi C0FFEE!y
ts51a SACKS coffee fer sale. low, by u. -
,Jll 4. WHIT EkE II 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

TT'O LEASE-Tae UPPER PART Of ,he 5-storj
i Whit. marble BrILrfr8 No ST Srsiw>y. Ap,lJ
WILLIAM TAYLOR No 80 srO.a~sJ; or 70 JOHN sAf-
LOR 10 S65 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Gbanfes for Dusiness Alen.

business WANTED.-Wanted,t to purchase,
ID PART INTEREST THE WHOLE Of regularly -.
ab,heo business mat no. cos: over $500 Aadrtss b. '"
s, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

CHICAGO Cl1f u o--obW cS %
u LOANS sonds bear p.r cer, lsteress go ~
- ison.rx / snS JuiJ L. In New York ana mature ~
tn c,v,..rt OF in.ere.t sinking fund fossece ~
~ Az arnu. .~x The entire deet Of The Sty o.
a 81 ,us-an G.. Which contrsctsS ior 1,sJ
:. ySrposes yor~ sH NJ AZ r.eS.n~,s s,oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

60 Ubom it map 0or1ern.
Cir, OF Nrw-YoKx, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, I

CRY OF NEw-YoKK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BrREsU OF ARREARS, July -, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE OF PROP
~ ERrY for UNPAID TAXES AID REGULAR RENTS
OF CROrON WATER-Pable notice 10 hereby gwen
that Sale OF Properly for the Unpaid rAxss Real
Estate Er the years 1852 1889 aud 1885, and the Unpaid
Of Crcioc Tor years commencing
NAY 1852 and ending April - 1855 also commencing May
l5S and ending April 80 1854 respectively added 10 the Of
1884 10 Ward, No. H. Is IS ~ and ?? viii place
public suction At tbs City Hall 10 the City OF New York
MONDAY the 2i,x day Of October II ocO a. Of
that day and BE- continued from day until ;ss VII lie shall
Be so and that The dssd sseen; OF the taxes and regular
unpaid, and tie property BE- sod 10 published in ras
kvwlorh Evening Post. isy Newspaper Patod and pub
shed IN the City OF New York.
JOSEPH c. rINCKNEY. Clerk o. ArreArs
BFor 18th 18Th ard "a Wards reference may b. hss to
The rcial Advertiser. jys2 iawlfwF
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The Rscei. FER
e Taxes gives poic- that the PERSON Al TANES OF
Residents snd RsGerts nr The 1859 will b received
~ him on Nd sNer the 18th SEPTEMBER instant
Due uotce viii b. given Of The tiG- when tAAES REAL
ESTATE can he paid. JAMES NELL. Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
6ouses auo 1arms Wauteo.

COUNTRY SEAT WAN TED-Worth about
~ $500 without ncunbrsno-, r which will BE- s'es IL tN
change elegant frscass house oe1trsy located " as ~
ulars stating Location and q access L., BA no
f76 Po,'-Offce, rew-fork
NTANTED-ImDedi.te ly, by responsible par
inproyeu.n1 Location bet s,h and q hs. Rsu. act to
exceed ago Address Box No. 4.02a Pos.-Oice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Drr %oo6.

CP1CiAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
W. h.y. purchased u. ENTIRE STOCK q
G KNICK PRINTS
NNoh, together With the celebrated
WARRFN'S
w NJ s II T TA'S,
A. NEW .,eEXCELLENr FALL STYLES we are pre-
PARED 70 sol b. .he PIECE OF PACKAGE
FOR CASH OR on TINE.
txTkxNELY Low picveII
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG; Co.,
Eos so AID 50 CHAhBEEs-sT ,o,v
LNALL and WINTER DRY GOODS.
Il WILKES hoYhAk,
No. SOL Broadway,
oferDs large assortment 81 ~ hnoboh h"iNA'
in dsrt oobrs a. " per ysIe decided
Trey hsv. also jos, received from scsOn large n'o
nrsof
IOW-PRICED DRESS SILKS.
e. r,es variety style, 10 ard 81 per yus
Aso. 4tm.s vALENTA PLAiDs az q per yard wor-h s. .
s.eciai attention !, invited 20 lsrss s,1eE Of
LINN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
We have Away, hsLe all the bes. makes Of COTTON
sHYETINGs ard sHIRTINGS snd STICK Of Linens
eve ryhins required in toe housekeeping De ladies
vouS do well 10 examine cur 8, ,cS before purchpirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

A LARGE PARLOR s,d BEDROOM on the
IA .eoond ecot TO LET, WITH BOARD. iassirs o. Ne "
Ess. sis.@t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
BoarH an1 Rooms.

I OMBARD HOUSE, No. IL New Bowery,
- Near Chs,hsa-.oGare, New Sotk.
THIS Mod.l House ccn;sns sboui leo Ro,rni recently
built expressly Tor cheap, comforsbe Lodging Horss.
The LOMBARD HOUSE pl-s.nily situated in the yicicy
e bysss The kurniGre sd Bedding new AID sseTy
thin vii be clear and comfcrsbe.
The peefsenei i'll hs hes, eue,syo.. make happy
ard agreeable koae 20 ali
TERMS
Is 50 PEI night 81 3 50 50 PER week to =
Tor MAJ ana Wife.
ALsESr LOMBARD
Op~r Dsv and Night
BASEMENT suitable f1r ReS:sura.t; also, STORE Ia
the above baildirg To LET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

JrOR SAI.E-A valuable TRACT Of LAND, sit
aa,s h Eli County Pa tho hns o! the Bsneury snA
Cne Railroad Also, Lands In Sullivan Couuy, p Av1Jd
The oeo Of the Homestead Company, No lA ErosawsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Gunner Rttreats.
Sonses te (h.

4 LARGE FRONT BASEMENT to LET. with
"A cruhout BOARD IL desirable lsios, No. rs s;h 81.
orpcsi.e lie Mercantile Li5IaTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
TUICANIZED RUBBER ELASTIC FAB

v RCs.-The undenmee has now In store. At wholessl.
oy daily receiving his factories In the unised Ssate
and from the best abroad large qusnes shc1
Elastic Fabhcs embrscins oil made BY oemsatns weaunt
brHdns sewing however united including al Cloths Wet
Tapes snsp~ndsrs GAters Cords, TO- &c, And viii grant
with authority to manufacture OF import and sell
the Rubber Elastic Fabrics AL such stamps have
foe Of my nanewithout which goods b. legally
v-ndeA E the United Stairs during the lifetime Of aSdyssrs
RAtsnk HORACE H. VA.
Principal WArehonse No g Cour,lsndts.. n. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Dancina Academies.
DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
"a No. sec Broadway, New-York
No Isl Montsg plsce Brooklyn
New. York on WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, cousDenc
Ina sept "a Brooklyn TUESDAYS AID FRIDAYS, con
rpenctns SEPT a. Private Cs Ladies at Glass for
Children for Gentlemen at RaMiies private
classes and school classes attended
Circpsp may be hzd al either of the Academies
Mr. DODW0RTH takes great pleasure in calling attention 20
enlargement of his Brooklyn establishment the large
nearly double its former capacity with ante proper
attention siyeo the adoption Of proper
system Of ventilation Mr. DOD WORTH has made it
duty introduce In addition to al the fashionable dances sch
exercises dances would have the mos, sauary effect
the figure walk and 6epouso. Of those placed under hs
charge.
T. FERREROS DANCING ACADEMIES,
he NO 81 WEST Hath ST. NEW YORK.
NO i22 CLINTONSr, BROOKLYN
Tie above Academies vii open In New York the sth OF DC
tober, and IN Brookly on the lth Of October
Pupils join any time the Quarter commences the day
entry for further particulars Circulars be had st the
Ac,dene SOlIees given usual Schools and private Glasses
attended.
MINI Perero desire. direct sttenton Is hi. Work
publication, entitled The History IL Dancing, so
the Figures Music and nstucton for p.ro
nance Of Modern Dances TIE work viii be ready
ab.u, tire 10Th Of October and be had Of Of tho pncipd
book sles also the Academies Of the Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Rcrses, Carriages, &t.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!--An elegant as
~ srtment of first ella. Carriages manufactured this city
may BE- found No 7S6 Broadway 0tLs Strangers Wis
ne city invited to Cal illustrated cata gs. sent
when requested. JAMES b. bhEWSTER
HORSE S.-Vau ,ble HSRSES.-STOCK
FARM.-About 20 dis ,outinur the breeding OF stock the
entire shmeut will be sod pste sale S,'us Brood
Mares a in foa by Toronto Ch,ef aud among teen
Souae's" two year old colt BIZ Ethsn Al on" Taose IL
search Of choice M BIZ. edins will addres. Farm Of
s. r. BOVINE, Flushing. Lons Island.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
The Legfslature.

The Legislature Of the State of Minnesota
met Yesterday. 1t is a very respectable
looking body A general disposition to cur
tail expenses is manifested, and We hope lis
deliberations will be so conduci ed as to insure
rial economy, instead of giving entire atten.
ton TO the "spi2ot," while the condition OF
the ..bunghole'' is overlooked Piomeer. 80
Our contemporary need not be afraid
The .bunghole " will be attended to. That
highest bidder contract which the ''organ' en-
ioys, will have its condition " looked into
most particularly. The Pioneer and Demo.
erat has drawn from the Treasury in the last
two wears nearly 80 thousand dollars-almost
enough to support the whole State Govern
ment economically administered, as it no doubt
will be, under Republican management, The
determination Of the Republican majority IN
both Houses is, therefore, to plug that "bung
hole" in way our ambrosial friend will not
much admire!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
THE WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN


RaW0 from 00c0 -
Ph.~Earl Of Pomatnm. n the Honssr Of
Yesterday, makes himself merry over the Re:
pnbliean candidate for the United Shtes SEM
ate It is, to be sure, a little Of ssardonic
srin"-a sort Of laughing out of the wrong
side of its mouth. because the Democracy are.
entirely counted out in the arrangement and
are not electing U, s. Senators as much as
they were '.A'i = -
Not that we have any objection. on the
score of fun, it is all fair enough. We have
"reminiscences that two years ago we had our
self some amusement over Handsome Frank
Steele, Bow-Legged Sibley, and the man
with the moustsche," !" Shields. So, the Pio-
nssr is quite welcome to its laugh, on the
present occasion. 1t should not forget, h,w-
ever, that it is those that win, that really and
heartily laugh! no.fza tss@ : 'fs-''
The Pioneer also claims that "Dr. Foster y
was originally bought out by itself! The "or'
gan" is more acute than we gave it credl,
for. For two years it has tried every method
to crush us out Lying and abuse and b
lingsgate, it has showered upon our devoted
head, without stint Yet, notwithstanding
we have lived and grown in popular favor
1t has now changed its tactics. 1t has taker
to praising US! Malice could 60 no further
We tremble for the result. Its abuse W.
could withstand. Its Communications woult
destroy saint. However bright our pros
poets before, we now begin to have misgvins
of the result Nothing but the abuse Of TN
Pioneer could have resurrected Henry. NJ
Rice. The praise Of the Pioneer may destro.
ourself. We pray it to forbear!
.. tr-s II l-zl .r.gag
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
Personal.

The organization Ct the Legislature haylhg
ba.r co,npleted. and the CANVASS for United
States Senator being now fairly entered upon,
it is proper that all unnecessary complications
in that canvass. should be removed as far as
possible. i -sr1.- @. .".- ..g-.-
Some If our friends have done us the honor
10 suggest the name of DIR. Foster in connec-
ton with that high Office aa ls4l ..r..
We are grateful to them for the kind intent;
bu, take this occasion, as the most fitting mo-
ment that has occurred, to announce to them
and others, that we are not and will not, be
candidate before the Republican, Legislative
Caucus, for nomination to that high posi-
ton. ..5... s.E 'f. ,Ea1ts .fasa
This declaration may be considered, by
some, a work of supererogation on our part !;
as no man need decline that which there Is
no likelihood of his receiving. Still, 1t VIII
make one element, one candidate, the less IN
the canvass; and even that much, IS little
gained towards an earlier unity and concen-
tration upon the right man." whoever that
may be. -..G a'.r %. ..l.-' ,t..#
That he may be a man of capacity and edu,
cation, of dignity of character and action, and
sound on all the vital principles OF the Party
we most earnestly hope. For six years. he
will represent at Washington, the dignity and
character of the sovereign State of Minnesota
1t is important, therefore, that no mistake
should be made: important, alike for the M
terests of the State, the welfare Of the People,
and the future of the Republican Party. T., >,
Let, therefore, nothing be done hastily
let the modest discussion and the freest per-
sonal scrutiny,be indulged in; without acr'-
mony or rashness, in candid spirit, seeking
after only the truth and carefully discrmln-
ating between what is the truth, and what are
mere calumnies. ..
By this course the Republicans of the Leg
islature cannot fail of arriving at result which
will give general satisfaction, and excite the
pride of every Minnesotian, without regard to
party or locality. '' 's.''. = -1sr
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
N A dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune, da-
ted Washington, Nov. %, contains the fol-


tv A dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune, da-
ted Washington, Nov. %, contains the fol-
lowing: e.. .s.t. ~,
TIE PREslosNT.-The President has been
occupied during most Of the day in the pre-
paration Of his Message, No public reception
was held, and private visits declined. NJ
Mr.. PREsroN:-Mr Preston has leave of
absence for six months from Madrid but it is
believed here that State private affairs win
prevent his return a. Minister. Ills dispatc h.
es regarding our relations with Spain will ac-
company the Message.
ILLNESS or JUDGE DANIEL.-Justice Daniel
Of the supreme Court lies dangerously Land
it is thought he viii not recover So prostra-
ted is he that Justice fancy could not be ad-
mitted to see him. ~
~ Gov. WISE The explanations and ex-
'r,cts from letters, given in extenuation of
GOvcrnor Wise's, rash calling out of troops
oaly renders his whole conduct more absurd.
There is not q particle of proof warranting
such q step, or any force whatever. a.fr
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
/. JiMobseare Hike The man kicked out of d co
fee hotasts bva Cal sMctylrr,e st,,a e. a

Mohseare Hike The man kicked out of a cor.
atse house tbys Col McClung, the famous duel
ift Some time after the Colonel bestowed
the kicking, he saw the recipient Of the oper- +.
atfof kicking Some one else tWtmat, . said
the Colonel, us this youg DifiTtf Rihcasqy
sout ofr--1 -ltheoGher day ~ i.sY .ss,E Colo
aslp eertaaly,' was the .sepla;; but teaon't SAY
any thing about lt--you egn,i ( kaew uho "a
katk Mobs pick. out their victims 9swith
great prudetlceh III Newport, William S. Bal
'aey is assaaietaspl. spropsstai destroyed, but
Gasslus M Ciay1is unmolested. s3 5 .t,.a !
g TnEs DlfFEREscE f,ErwEFN 4 aBgttaGRRFyf
PATRderp ANDaa BELLieosEa EDlroR. 4--ene
lights for his rights, ,.and the other. writes for
his fights. ..@.,8 ~ -
shameful PRooEEDTNGs-Min Ward
and his suite are acting the part of spies by
going around peeking lPekinl into China.
! MnITAaY CaEasrRr. The finest regi
lnenis 81 the, Chinese arny are the Tartar
regiments aud The crack companies OF these
are the Cream Of Tartar
= ExrRAcT FROM Jous BsowS,s New sTssvA-
AESr. r.-'Suffcr Lydia Childs 70 come unto me- : :
ADvicE TO 4 CLASSICAL vioLisIsr Fiddle
~ - .zfrFs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

~ The war of partizsnship commenced
in the State Senate yesterday, by the Demo,
cratic Lieutenant Governor arbitrarily reject
ing, on hisAown volition, the regularly and
originally certified Senators from Fillmore,
aessrs Wells and Holley.a 1t wasn't long,
however. before he Was paid back by Senator
Baldwin's resolution.depivins hhn of the ap,
pointment of the Standing Committees
equivalent to vote of want of confidence in
his honorable impartiality. The brick wa,
xen aimed, and hit just where it ought tot
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
Failure OF Mails.

The continued failure of the mails,-from
what reason we cannot divine,-to bring US
some of our particular exchanges, cuts US on
from the receipt Of telegraphic news. we we
shall investigate the matter, and endeavor TO "
stop that kind of an arrangement, ii we can
discover where the fault is.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
From the Faribault Republicsn OF nov.
23d: g. stl3

23d:- 40
IMPORT nee OF TIE Pass. Under the
above heading the Hastings Isispsaileat OF
Nov. 18th, u,ters souie very plain truths. =.
t5sFhe Independent CLAIMS no more credit foy
the kepubilcap piesS ior its efforts AMI eff
t:ie!cy ~ securing the ttepuSii;an victory Ov
er' the rtdieg.iiis Democracy and railroad
sSss,'dlers, during our recent ,anvass than il
justly It's due ,Bdf la gfg o5 essast
II is truss that the press have horns the heat
Of the contest for the past two years, and the
burden has been thrown upon the lew and
itis also true, that nov the victory ii won but
little praise is awarded TO the faithful, and
probably fewer (of the press) will reap lau.
rels or benefits from the victory, than have
struggled nianfiily to secureit.
~ We know these things ought not to be so,
but If they are we can't help it. Upon one
point the 4Iadepenoent Is slightly mistaken. s
Ehe Ainnes0fiaa, under DR.. Fosters charge.
was not the frst Republican press in Minrse-
sofa to take position against the S. ,O0O,t 100
Railroad pluiid scheme. The Chatfield Re-.
publican should hayeithat credit. .nf9jet ta n
"a Not that we would say aught in disparage-1
ment, OF the claims Of DE-, fos1ER, who has
fought the plundering scheme of the railroad
-Piunderers bravely, steadily and under great
discouragements, from the introduction, Of The
$5,O0e,vv0 railroad plumber bill before the
unconstitulionally assembled rabble in the
Capitol, that psssed the amendment, to the
present time; but honor to whom honor s..
due ID our motto 4 The few Republican pa.i
pers that have contcnded steadily and hearth
~ for the peoples interest, and to secure the
Republican victory, deserve the cordial and
hearty support and liberal patronage of the
people. Shall they have tt Tiln5 win de-.
termirie. aot16ehia5m Oh ,itsssi ,slllaH .ol
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
The Lecture season.

Our citizens are to be well lectured this
season. The Mercantile Library Association
inaugurated the season with Col. Robertsou's S
lecture on Monday evening, and the Young
Mems Christian Association commence their
course on next Tuesday evening. Thus they
alternate so as to give ci.izens lecture
every Tuesday evening during the v inter.
Let these courses be well supported. The
tickets are certainly cheap enough. L'3s4
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

S6ordy after the execution OF Brown, and
whilst the body was being taken TO the de-;
xcitcaaeFt vas 6ecasiofied n The
town by the arrival of a horseman, announce
ing that Wheatland, the late resilG1&l &lHNl
w Turner, shot at Harper's Ferry, was on
fire, and that it was extending to the farm
bliidings Mr. F. Turner, who was In town,
had left for home at 10 o'clock He said that
Es& s&al IL his-horses had died very suddenly,
and also some sheep. 1t was supposed they
bad been poisoped aud it .iata,aaalals lsta.
have their stomachs analYzed, The stock OF
sMrsC Castleanfi ana Mr. 7 t1eyers, in the same
hadsalso died very mysterious.
iy,v The excitement, was very great, and Col.
Davis had the FaEaller Cayalry in .readiness
to 60 out and onqIire into the truth abettt the
fire s4lsan - " Z 9ae'aisst'
.sio.g1iy 10 e.BaIrixoas, nec 8. = ),
! The body ofaBroHii arrived In special
train and will be etAksn on by MRS. Brown
and friends. by sxprsss direct t0iAlbany. IL
is desired 70, avoid al paLiic demenstsatiQas
and The bsdy VIII not be visible anywhere 0p
the route to North. Elba, Wy. whefesit vim
be deposited in the family bsifiai sgrpund. q;
Mrs. Brown speaks in lhe ahighest terypsy yQl
Kindness extended to her by the authorities
Of the State. She Is of course in great dis.
| tsrss, and Has snlost f.sorabiy i'm, ,iessed all
who have met her, ss women of tine. teek
sngs and possessed fTgeae affsctOi' for her
husband ans1 q IGsansg 0s ,nesuTsi
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

~ The Republican National CSuWittee
VIII meet a the Asior Hj9ase ih y: ! .eilyon
Wednesday, Dec. 81, TO decide on the time
for holding the National Conve9,ion Of 1860,
aud to agree on the terms of the cal. We
presume the attehdancs vii be full, and That
quite number Of leading Repas,lcans MT
'ihatiihefs OF the .oinanis.s. .i.i bc p.escnt. IN
Us occasion. 2 - asSsas',a as sass''
Is blss ,ssist- csfat psses ssSslk sfiIiii ? vtsN
.sisiiassq - ia ss bslise asaisd !,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
eW-A great many Democrats in the Sou

B-A great many Democrats in the South
make terrible ado about the Union. but at
the same time swear that they will dissolve
it, if the, Republicans happen to get osses-
sionof tbs. government they love the Union,
but if they have to resign the .spoils of office
in order to pres rye it, they prefer to let it
.f4a1hese levers OF the Union are a little like
the ciIapowtso was told that the Best care Tor
the palatationi of the heart was toleayc of
huagiag aud kissing the girls !! s'if ,tliat is
tfeid,iy remedy which caH be produced, T. he
jcriesl, l,a.si for one, say let Yer paipiute."--
louisville Journal, I'll
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

~ George B. GllIer, twice Governor Of
Georgia, and for three times between the
years 1921 and 1885, member Of Congress,
aisda few days siacesa Since 1s4s, be has
r.ssea sssesalsfianes q member Of tho State
Legislature, andiin- 1886 published histori-
cdswork caaed the Geoagians 's.as 80 z
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
Pronps work.

AsVsAsKe " Va es =
e The last Democratic Legislature spent four
days in organizing before accomplishing it.
The day of meeting was then as now, on
, Wednesday. But the House took all that
j: day and all the next, for. the purpose, and
the Senate did not organize, until the follow
ing Monday So, it was the. Afth day after
meeting, before Democratic Legislators, were
ready to 60 to work.
=, 1n contrast with this, the. present Republi-
can Legislative was fully and completely or.
ganized in both branches in 4ope, day on
"Wednesday morning last and proceeded at
once y business Let ths people take ano-
ss4osii egs. .5sssH i1po3silk sfls liioi s.s.ifi
. sGodlis ,To,iba Cd! z nsttirz san 4 tab i
.odiip .4sieH .1l6 dsfa bToa $40 Ssiyirtio !.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

Ess& sSFl<s k}ffs ~ sf7 ~ fspttsS z - ftss.<A =
I yI!sgs.,iIq aasi aaasS aI54ada sdi II s'sf yassq
y .aasasr bsasiaas