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MECHANICS.

Plous
JUDGES. Devereux, Lawrence Hinton, A. T.
Mial, VIM. Battle, N. NJ. Long, j. L. Morehead.
Harrops, &C.
JUDGEs-J. T. Twitty, H. o. Durham, Col. j. R.
Zollicoffer, Paul c. Cameron.
7hrsshing Machines, &c.,-Corn Shelters, dc.
JuDGEs-T. j. Lemay L. Hinton, H. Mordccai.
Peter E. Smith, f. NJ Holt
Reap,ng mid Nowing Machines. &c-Faru,iao
Implements de-
JuDGEs-W. E. Williamson, II. N. Burgwyn, j.
H. Thompson.
Carriages Wagons, dc.
JuDGEs-COl. A. s. Mcneil, VIM. R. Cox. ! G.
Washington, j. H. Lindsey
Machinery
JUDGEs--S. L. Fremont, DR.. T. D. Hogp. Albert
johnson, L. E. Roberts, Silas Burns.
Farming and Domestic Tools.
JuDGEs-Gov. Bragg, j. L. Bridgers, S. S. Royster
Jesse Powell, j. T. Russell
iSaddlery, &C.
JuDGEs--Jef: Fisher, A. Upchurch, W. D. Jones'
- Rowlet
- Cabinet Work.
JuDGEs-Jno W. Syme, F. l. Wilson, Ex-Goy
Reid, Wm Thompson, j. d. Somers, James
Sloan.
>. Shoes Hats, dc.
JUDGEs-S. G. Hayes, James McKimmon. 7 n
Powell, Charles Myers.
Sundries.
JuDGEs-A. c. Hege, W. D. Palmer, B. T. Blake
Gen. c. M. Avery, P. F. Pescud
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AGRICULTURE.

AGRICULTURE.
Agricultural Productions
JuDGEs-R. X. Bridgers, L. OBJ. Branch, W. B.
Williams, W. R. Smith, H. T. Clark.
Salt Prorisions-Butter anil Cheess-Flour. dc.
JUDGEs-B. L. Blake, j. U. Kirkland, John Wins
low, N. L. Williams, W. c. Upchurch, Bryan
Grimes, Sr.
Preserres, Pickles, &c.-Fruit in Cans
JuDGEs-kelly Lewis, W. W. Holden, DR.. ID. T.
Tayloe, J. A. Engelhard, J. Ravens.
Natire Wines-Ffuit adapted to the South -
Fruit trees adopted to the South.
JuDGEs-Dr R. S. Mason, Gen. j. Winslow, Col,
Samuel Hargrave, C. E. Greenleaf K Rayner,
DR.. VIM " Bonner
Vegetables.
JUDGES Jordan W omble, ST., S. ". Westbrooks,
c. +. Faucet, E. c. Hege
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NOTICE.
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
Il liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra
leigh, at WIN. H. HOI.LOMANS OLD STAND. l have
the Smith that had last year, his business is shooting
Horses and working Farming Tools he aIsn do
work on Carriages hope by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN WYATT
January IA, 1855. S-wly.
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HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
IL guess who is for ALL am in the ring manufacturing
Carriages and Buggies,
and that with good materials will sell low for Cash
good Notes. will trade for Pork in the pork season. for
Corn, Bacon, Flour. Ny Shop is two squares south
west of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge.
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh. May IA. 1859. 2o-wtf
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]. B. BULLA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

ASHEBORO, N. c.,
Will attend the Courts of Randolph Moore Montgome..
Davidson and Guford and promptly attend to all ous'n''
entrusted to his care.
March "a, 1859. l2-wo~'
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES
June |. lS5.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA

A u
SCOUNTY.-Co of Equity. Spring Term, A. D. ls,n
Absalom b. Baines, Admir-, de bonis of HARDY prd
vs. Alvin Peacoci. Admir-. of Elizabeth Pridgen Cu
Richardson and wife Pely Calvin Taylor and wife P1
Betsy ONeal Hardy II. Kent, Wilson Rentfruw and VIZ
Cally, Henry Eatman and wife Mourning William II Js
and wife Atsey, Archibald Barnes and wife Prmoue a
Pridgen, Henry Pridgen Nicholas W. Arlington. Adm"
of Willie Prdgen, Raiford Kent and wife Celia Air.
Boykin Admir- of Larkin Pridgen l.. l.. Pnlgen Snsu
Prdgen Mary Ann Prdgen, Timothy Prdgen, Joel PrS.
gen, Nancy Pridgen and Winny Pridgen. ''
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the d.
PENDANTS Calvin Taylor and wife Polly Betsy Onca rI
H. Kent, Henry Ea'man and wife Mourning Arcbif,a
Barnes and wife Primoline, joel Prdgen Henry prdyan
Raord Kent and wife Celia L. Pridgen Susan Pridsr
Mary Ann Pridgen. Timothy Pridgen, joel j. Pridssr'
Nancy Prldgen and Winny Prdgen are non residents
this Stae it is therefore ordered by heCou.t that npb
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard a nan,
published in the City of Raleigh for successive weeks
commanding the said defendants to be and appear befr
the Judge of next Court of Equity be held far tb
county of Nash, at the Court House in Nashville on rI
third Monday in September next. then and there to pd
answer demur to said BILL otherwise the SAME will h
taken pro cosso and down for bearing &c paye as
them
Witness, J. Taylor, Clerk and Master of our said
Court at office in Nashville, the third Monday in March
A. d., 1859.
]. NJ. TAYLOR, C. Me-
July 90, 1889. pr. Adv. $6.) 3l-w6t.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

INTERESTS!
Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OFFICE AT MILTON, CsswELL COUNTY ". C.
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
Il operation for the past eight years. AID during that
time has punc,ually paid all l''>S>es.
DIRECTORS
n L. Walker. Isaac Oetringer,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz. Hines
A. c. Finy. Witcher Keen,
Thos ID. Johnston, 4. u. Lewis,
l.. H. Hunt, Jarvis Frinu,
Cot r. NJ Kirby, VIM N. Howerton
Thos A. Donobu, Hon. E. G. Resde.
OFFICERS.
" l.. Walker President,
BENZ. Hines, Vice Fres.
N VI. Lewis. Treasurer
NJ. NcCehee. Attorney,
A l.. Ball, Secretary
Saml. R. Thornton, General Agent.
Benz. Hines,
( ( i i H HsR;:. Exec Com.
All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended 10.
July %, 1859. S0-wtf
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS,
Blackberry, Raspberry. Thimbleberry Il Whor.

Blackberry, Raspberry. Thimbleberry Il Whor.
tleberry Culture.
IMPORTANT TO farmers, GARDENERS OTHERS -
Cranberry, best variety a 900 Sl5 per plants.
Washington variety, "A 400, SIS per 5000 plants
Cherry and Burberry varieties, IS per 1000 So per
a,o'N plants.
Raspberry T. per dozen. Large Blackberry 81 So per
doz Thmbeberry, 81 per Dozen Whortleberry 81 50
per dozen.
TIME SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
IL for fall and spring. He has issued circulars the
cultivation, and will send them free of charge to the
who wish them. Plants well boxed IN meadow-moss will
be sent in fresh state to all parts of the United States
Address PAUL-CHlISON
Birmingham, Norfolk county, Mass.
June TX, 1857. 2i-w4m..
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Hi h Point, orth.CarOlina Railroad,

U5 Niles Feat Of GrfensI0rO.)
REV. n RAY. PRINCIPAL, with efficient Assistants.
VTNHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is TO PRO-
Il vide for the thorough education of Young Ladies'
and, additional feature qualify such Of them as
may desire it for the avucann of aching Its next se
sion will begin the LIST MONDAY in August instruction
is given in all the branches taught the best Female In
situations. We have Apparatus, New Pianos, &c The
expenses less than at any other Institution of the char
acer in the State Board alone and the English Branches
80 t. SIS per session. Latin and Greek each :, 81
French s.. Ornamentas very low. Board and AaJ the
triton required in advance
~ ST. Young Ladies will be received and credited for
tuition until they teach and paw for it.
Wanted situations for Southern Female Teachers
For full information address,
REV. W. l. LANGDON,
July 90, 1889 3l-wsm.s
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
Il able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles West
of on the Salem road containing sou
about one-haf of it in timber on which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 20 feet square, Barn, Stables and necessary
out buildings with good Well of water.
The place is well waered and has good meadow LANDS;
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions Of this
are thought to be equally well adapted 70 the growth
tobacco
Persons in want of place would do well to examine ns
premises credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pu
chase money is paid.
Greensborougb, Jan. 81, 1883 4-wtt-
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEvILLE
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.
IN THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT we will
~ sell the premises the valuable Farm belonging to
the estate OF the late Thomas Foster and lying Swan
nanoa River two miles east of the of Asheve The
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion Of it the best quality of River Bottom
There are on the place good
Grist and Saw Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind The
place has long been kn Of the best stands the
up-country.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary"
any one wishing to buy will look and judge for himself
TERMS.-Tweve months credit, with bond and approx
ed security, and title withheld until the purchase money
is paid
G: c. ALEXANDER, r,.or,ors.
THOS. H. FOSTER, "Ae'"'0
Feb IA. 1859, 7-wtds*
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p IEDMONT SPRINGS
Sf0kPa Cnunfu NJ " ~ 4

THESE wELI-KNOWN AND POPULAR sn,,,
L situated in the county of Stokes two miles AiNGS
bury the County Site, claim share of the tt Daa
the health and pleasure-seekng public of Norhe f
Carolina, and the State weston
The Proprietor has effected great Improvements
rangement Of his House. and is now able tn aooa lhe
300 boarders with ease and comfort. '"hodate
The Scenery of this section is regarded NJ pr
in beauty by any to be found in the State Tbon passed
wild, broken and romantic that of the extreme 1 50
there is quiet loveness about it, charming IN W. est
oolder Inc Springs gnsh Immediately from the h De-
one OF Inc noble hills composing the Sauraown Monne
the most prominent and attractive peak of which Ms;
Knob distant four miles In the vicinity of the Spruaes
situated, Also that beautiful natural curiosity
THE CASCADE.
A visit to which always repays the trouble Evarr
bic convenience for the amusement and comfrt ~ posi-
will be provided. guests
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will run tr-weekiy ilne of C,achos
distance direct and easy transportation without annnr.n
and delay. Distance from Hi hPoint to Salem Is s
From Salem to Springs 20. - 'A'es
TERMS:
One man per month, $50 %
:. u . mmeeh, 800
Day' 50
Children under II years and Servants half rates
These popular Springs are invaluable for their Med,,,
qualities They have cured Scrofua Dyspepsia and
of the Chest when all other remedies had failed
1"s sS1''" opens '"I PL y is snA1LvooD
June l, 1903. 22-w3m
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WEAKNESS AND DEBILIrY.--All who suffer from
weakness or debility, where there is want of en-
ergy, should at once have recourse to Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills. They Immediately purify
the blood and act upon the handspring of life, Civ
ing strength and vigor to the system. Young per-
sons entering into womanhood, with a derange-
ment of the functions, and to mothers at the turn
of life, these Pills will be most efficacious in cor
recting the tide of life that may be the turn
Young and elderly men suffer in similar manner
at the same periods, when there is always danger.
They should therefore undergo course of this
purifying medicine, which ensures lasting health.
This great Household Medicine ranks among the
leading necessares of life, it is well known to
the world that it cures complaints other remedies
cannot reach; this fact is as well established as
that the Sun lights the world. Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills are sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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SATURDAY, Dec. II, 80.
SENATE-Met pursuant to adjournment
RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. GLUCK-That the Secretary issue
to Senator's per diem certificates. Adopted.
By Mr.. WATSON-That certificates of
four dollars be issued to each Senator for
postage stamps.
Mr.. HEATON opposed the resolution. He
| was opposed to the principle in toto. 1t was
time to check such inroads on the Treasury.
The sum thus voted would amount to nearly
81 100. For one, he should vote against it.
Mr.. EDGERTON thought it poor econo-
my to deprive members the facilities of send
ing newspapers, &C., to their constituents.
Mr.. ROBINSON thought it was an actual
shame for any member to take State War
rants at fifty cents on the dollar, and thus in
crease the State indebtedness.
DR.. STEW ART said that time enough had
been consumed already to more than pay for
the amount of postage stamps required.
Col. STEVENS thought the Senate thus
far had been economical He was in favor
of the resolution. The people of Minnesota,
he was glad to say were reading people, and
he wanted them to have every facility for
knowing what their Senators and Represen.
tators were doing.
The resolution was lost by Yeas 9, and
nays %.
Col. Stevens moved to amend by inserting
four dollars
And the Yeas and Nays being called for
and ordered, there were, Yeas II and Nays
%, as follows
Yeas-J. F.. Baldwin, Bryant, Clarke,
Cowan, Edgerton, Galloway, Gluck, Norris,
Stevens, Watson and Winn.
Nays-And .ews, Averill, F. E. Baldwin,
Bishop, Cook, Cruttenden,
Evans, Frost, Hall, Heaton, Hodges, Kennedy,
King, Mackubin, McLaren, Nelson, O'Ferrall,
Petit, Robinson, Rogers, Stewart, and Tay-
lor.
So the motion was lost
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THE MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK
State Register for 1860,
WILL BE READY FOR SUBSCRIBERS ON
Or ABOUT JANUARY 1sr, 1860.

1t will be book of about 100 pages, duodecimo, in
small type, equivalent to 800 pages of ordinary book
print, and will exhibit in small space the systematzed
results of a
THOROUGH STATISTICAL CANVASS OF THE
STATE
In every social, industrial and
physcal-forming immense mass
nation of the first Importance to every intelligent citi-
zen, but nowhere else accessible in any tangible form
1t is intended to be a THOROUG H BOOK OF REFER
ENCE, the Manual and Vade Mecuas of every Mime
sotan, upon all local subjects and, an EMIGRATION
DOCUMENT will present the conclusive facts of naur
al productveness ofindutrial capacity, of
and social with the irresistible logic
of fgures-in a form mSre effective, and immensely
cheaper than all the random appeals and vague state
meEts of the newspaper advocate or the catchpenny
chronicle of the tourists 'impressions''
The Book, if sustained by the.pubc, is intended to be
continued annual publication and such, will
in future years form invaluable historical record in
which the current accounts of the year, in every de-
partment of internal affairs, will be annually post
ed and the precise of facts at period be
compared with the status of another and the laws OF
progress be thus deduced in every line of movement
In thus attempting to furnish the archives with his
tory, the statesman with the data of intelligent legsa
ton the politician with the stap, of his argument the
editor with text book the emgrant with guide and
the citizen of every class with manual of which the
necessity is Instantly felt in the ordinary local discus
sions and daily business of life, the compiler may bt
pardoned he hopes that al these classes will unite il
sustaining his enterprise by subscriptions sufficiently
liberal, at least, to save him from pecuniary loss.
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BY Mr.. PARKER-That the Clerk be d.
rected to issue to the Sergeant-at-Armsa a
certificate for $50 to defray expenses in sum-
moning witnesses in the contested election
cases.
Amended to read cor so much thereof as
may be necessary"-but, after debate, was
defeated.
By Mr.. SAWYER-That the Librarian of
the State be directed to give one copy Of the
Constitutional Convention Debates to each
member of this House. Adopted. A subse-
auent motion to reconsider was lost
By Mr.. HUNT-That the Committee on
Elections be authorized to inquire whether
Sec. 9, Art 6 has been violated by any OF the
members. Referred to the Committee on
Elections.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. SANBORN-A bill relating to the
reporting and printing of Supreme Court Re-
ports. Read once by title.
By Mr.. STEARNS-That the Clerk be
authorized to issue to members when called
on, certificates, or warrants, for their per di-
EN-, bearing seven per cent interest.
This resolution gave rise to considerable de-
bate, during which Mr.. Abbott made some
remarks which Mr.. Robertson, of Ramsey,
construed into an implication that the Demo-
cratic State Officials had been stealing the
peoples money. Mr.. A. had no sooner fairly
got into his seat, when the Hon. gentleman
from Ramsey sprang to his feet and replied in
vehement manner. He hurled defiance
against the supposed accusers- -shrieked
'bring the proof declared the gentle.
man from LeSuer (Mr. Abbott had stated a
falsehood, &c.
Mr.. ABBOTT said he had not charged in
his remarks that the Democratic Officials had
stolen the peoples money, but now would
take occasion to boldly proclaim such as his
belief-and before the Legislature had CLOSED
it's sitting, would make the handwriting on thu
wall stare them in the face.
Mr.. ROBERTSON said he would hold hin
to the pledge.
Mr.. ABBOTT said he would meet him, OF
the subject on the floor here, or anywher
else, and fulfill it.
Some further debate ensued, when
Mr.. MCDONALD moved to refer the who'll
matter to the Committee on Retrenchmen
and Reform. Lost.
Mr.. MORRISON moved to refer it to tn
Committee on Judiciary. Withdrawn, afte
debate.
The resolution was then taken up and pas
sed without amendment, by decided vote
By Mr.. SWEET.-That all bills, memoir
ais etc, reported back by committees with
recommendation to pass, be printed befor
being put on the passage.
By Mr.. ROBERTSON.-That the Commit
tee on Printing be instructed to report on tn
remonstance (of the pseudo State Printer
referred to them, on next Tuesday. Will
drawn.
And after some unimportant business az
= iourned.
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Indianapolis aud the Republican Ma
tiOnal Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13-9P. M.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13-9P. NJ.
At meeting of the Republicans held in
this city last night, it was unanimously re
solved that the member of the National Re
publican Committee from Indiana be reaues-
ted to use his utmost exertions to secure the
holding of the nominating convention at this
place and that the Republicans of this city
assure their friends throughout tthe Union,
that the capacity of our hotels and the hospi-
tality of our citizens are ample for the ac-
commodation of the Delegates and all in at
tendance. Great enthusiasm characterized
the meeting.
INFLAMMATIoNs.-N. Bingham, celebrated Ply
scian of Utica, N. Y, says" have treated cases
of Inflammation of the Brain Inflammation of the
Lungs, Inflammation of the Bowels and Kidneys,
Infammatory Rheumatism, Child Bed Fever, with
DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment with perfect sue
cess even when all internal remedies have failed
also cases of Group, Scarlet Fever, Canker and
liberated Throat aud Lungs with like success. In
the Epidemic Known as the Putrid Erysipelas, by
which so many valuable lives were lost, tested it
frequently and it never failed of effectng speedy
and certain cure. In cases of Burns, Sprains,
Bruises, Frozen Limbs, Chilblains, &C., it cures
like charm. No Physician or family will be
single day without this medicine, after becoming
acquainted with its power to cure" Sore Lips,
Chapped Hands, and Chilblains are completely
cured by two three applications of the Magnetic
Ointment. Read Advertisement In this paper,
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24
WHAT THE BOOK WILL CONTAIN.
PHYSICAL STATISTICS.

l. 1t will contain full statistics, carefully compiled
from the official surveys and explorations of the Phys
cal Geography of MinnesOta-with lengths and depths
and widths and ve'ocities of navigable streamsthe
the elevations of surface conour-areas of water
face, land surface, of arabic surfaceof tmbered
lands of pine lands of swamp lands, and of numeral
rapges-probaby Illustrated by map. Also tables of
longitude and latitude of different points, of geographi
cal measurements and distances, &C., and routes of
travel.
2. 1t will contain complete statistics of the public
surveys with the surveys of1S59 described-wth areas
of Indian and military reservations, &C. Also fu
hbt of the public land sales from the vernment Land
Districts shou ing all lands sold and remaining open to
pre-emption, &C., up to January l, 1850.
8. 1t will contain a thorough analysis of the meteor
illogical tables of Fort Sneng for popular applies
the agriculture of Minnesota, showing durations
seasons-measures of heat rain, Nv, wind, &C. COM
pared with other localities for long series of years
prepared by scientific gentle expressly for the
work, and the meteorological tables of Fort Ridgey
for 1859.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24

VTIHISKERS OR MOUSTACHE CAN
w be forced to grow in six weeks, by using my prep
araton, which does not stain or injure the skn-wll
also prevent badness. This has been tested and
humbug. $1.00 bottle. Address
J. T. BENNETT,
no18w1m Milford, Jefferson @
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24

10 single copy will be furnished subscribers by
mail express sixty cents-a club of ten subscribers
will be furnished for $500.
GfT To any furnishing paid list of ten subscrip
tions a copy will be sent free.
10 Unpaid lists solicited as early possible.
deco JOSEPH A. WHEELOCK.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24

"a. It will contain complete analytical summary for
popular of all General Laws sed at the last
of the Legislature, and Of ali laws Of Congress and
departmental reports of 1852 affecting Minnesota,
and all Federal appropriations or Minnesota also the
act of Congress granting lands to Minnesota for Rail-
road purposes the Ena bling Act, Act of Admission, &C.
And thorough analysis of the local legislation dispos
ing of the Congressional Grautth platforms and Cen
trail Committees of the Republican and Democratic par
ties, &c-the Pre-Empton Law and all orders of 1859
affecting the preemption, homestead BILL and other pub
ic documents of an interesting character.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24

NoTe-In consequence of the late disastrous fire. the
publication of this work will be delayed few weeks
from the time stated above.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24
DIRECTORIES.

o. It will contain the only calender existing cacu-
lated for the longitude ard latitude of Minnesota.
23 1t will contain a complete chronological table of
the events OF the year 1859 in Minnesota carefully
piled from all the newspapers in the State.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24
TERMS /:

Itisimpossibe to index in advance the of fact
which the book will contain.