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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 4. 1860.
The Senate was called to order by the
President. After prayer by Rev. John D.
Pope, the journal was read and approved.
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. TAYLOR: TO provide for the
location of certain State roads therein
named.
Mr.. McLAREN, from the Committee on
the bill for establishing State Prison at
Red Wing, reported the same back without
amendment and recommended its passage.
ANOTHER RAILROAD REPORT.
Mr.. STANNARD, from the joint com.
mittee on Railroads submitted report, and
also bill to carry out the ideas of the
committee, embraced in the report.
REPORT.
Your committee were of the opinion that
an examination of the condition and present
prospects of the Land Grant roads was the
first object to which their attention should
be directed and did accordingly request of
the officers of the several roads, by applica.
ton in writing to furnish your committee
with all such facts pertaining to their re-
spective roads, as would enable full and
perfect report to be made to your honorable
body-but only one full official report has
been made which embraced the history of
all the transactions in gross of one of the
several Land Grant Railroads the
officers of another road responded by an
exhibit of their doings since the present
officers have had control of the same. The
third made statement under the hands of
the Chief Engineer. All three roads having
defaulted by reason of the non-payment Of
interest on the minnesota Railroad Bonds"
issued to them in accordance to the provis-
ions of an amendment to the Constitution of
this State, approved April 5, 1858. Your
committee have been unable to examine
these statements in detail in such manner as
would satisfy themselves, whether the sew
eral companies have managed their business
in the most prudent manner, or whether
some of their means have not been converted
to other uses than that of building their
respective roads but it is enough to say
that the several companies have not the
means to prosecute the work on their roads,
and it is the opinion of the committee that
they have neither ability or credit at present
to warrant the further construction by them
of their respective lines of road.
1t is generally admitted now, that the
Loan Amendment was mistake, a blunder,
that instead of advancing the interests of
the State or the companies, it has not only
tended to ruin the prospects of the latter,
but to throw upon the former the RESPONSE
bility and burden of meeting in some manner
the obligations of credit, which were 80
generously loaned to the several companies.
This portion Of your committee are in
clined tohold firmly to the principle that
the State should in no case be party to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10

After the presentation Of reports and
petitions of no general importanc and the
introduction of bills, the House took up
the
SCHOOL BILL.
which was read a second time. This bill
provides that in the examination Of teachers,
no person "who uses intoxicating or malt
liquors as beverage, shall be deemed of
good moral character"
Mr.. SWEET moved to strike out the
words cor malt"
Mr.. SECOMBE moved that the bill be
referred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. SWEET said that he hoped the
House would not refer. the bill, but would
come to direct vote upon the amendment,
that he did not believe that the use of lager
beer should disqualify person for teaching
a common school, or that it should be
deemed to destroy his moral character.
Mr.. SECOMBE moved to lay the amend
ment on the table.
The yeas and nays being called for and
ordered, there were yeas 26, nays Sc, as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Austin. Caskie. Cleveland,
Coe. Dayton, Greene of Olmsted, Greene of
Steele, Hayes. Hunt, Langworthy, Mantor,
McDonough, Odds, Ozmun, Sawyer, Secombe,
skillman; Stock, Thayer, Trow, H: Walker Walker
NAYs-Messrs.. Abbott, Anderson, Arm
strong, Beatty, Brooks, Butler, Chadderdon,
Clearey, Donohue, Garrard, Hulett, johnson,
Knkead Knox, Leavens, Meighan Mitchell,
Mtsch, Olivier. Pfaender, Purdie, Rehfeld,
REM, Roy, Sanborn, Sheafer, Sherwood,
Shultis, Stevens, Stephenson, Stewart, Sweet,
Taylor, Temanson, White, and Mr.. Speaker.
The bill was then referred to the Com.
mittee of the Whole.
THIRD READING AND FINAL PASSAGE.
The Senate memorial asking for the oc-
cupation of Fort Ahercrombie, was read
third time. Mr.. Kinkead explained the
necessity for the re-establisbment of this
Fort. The memorial was thea passed.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
A bill to prohibit the sale and use of
strychnine in certain counties of the State,
was taken up. Mr. Kinkead explained that
the bill was intended to correct an abuse
that had become prevalent, practiced by
hunters, III obtaining Furs. The bill was
referred back to the House.
The bill to abolish the Office OF county
Auditor was taken up.
Mr.. SECOMBE moved to amend the
first section so that the Register of Deeds
should be rotieio County Auditor.
Mr.. ROBERTSON thought the bill
ought to be rejected, because it gave two
offices to one officer. He thought there was
necessity for the Office of County Auditor,
and the experience of counties that had
separated those Offices for the last two.years
was in favor of keeping them so. He moved
that the bill be recommended to be rejected.
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News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-Irlbune cores
pondeuce says The committees will be
announced next week. Mr.. Sherman will
be Chairman of the committee of Ways and
Means, and leader of the House. Mr.. Grow
will be at the head Of the Committees on
Territories, and others who were members
of the 34th Congress, will probably be re-
stored to the positions they then occupied.
Nothing is yet determined, however.
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They have been making fast time at
Charleston, S. c., on the track. PLANET
won four mile race there, on 1st, IN 7.54.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon session was occupied in
Committee OF the Whole on the Township
Organization Bill
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SENATE.

snia SENATE. 't
MONDAY. Feb. 6. 1860.
In the absence of the President, lMr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

1OVO1 VI 1tEf &st55h1kN III 11'7'
After the presentation Of reports and
petitions of no general Importance, and the
introduction of bills, the House took up
the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-10
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Saint Paul, Friday February 10, 1856 o
FOR PRESIDEN T

S"9ea 10 the Decision Of the Charleston Conrention)
, 1860-06-09
The Irish and the Italians.

fFaesgn Ccrrespou .cncs y. T. Trlbune,1
In the British House Of Commons the condi-
1ion Of Sicily has Of course been the subject Of
dahate. and preaented one Of those grote.que
Inconsistencies which Irish Catholic members
aione can ct1er for the admiration of mankind,
A. Ii. Pc; Henessy, a member for Westmeath,
and who, by virtue Of bis patronymic. seems
to constitute himself the special champion Of
the Holy S:e, made an effort to induce the
Goyerutnert, ut the very moment that the Papal
uasty were collecting throughout the kingdom
Peters pence. and organizing an Irish brigade
to help the Pope to crush the italians, to in.
duca the Government to prosecute all parties
subscribing for the sustainmeut Of Gariba1di in
his strike for Italian freedom
The echo Of their own cry for freedom has
scarcely vet died into the dnst- The memory Of
their own long struggle for emancipation can
not have passed away, and yet, IN eEery in
stance Of any other people st1atiog fer free
dom--ot the italians, or Of the Hungarian
they are ever found, in Europe, the hottest fees
Of etsuggling natioaalities. as hers they a1s the
strongest urholders Of human bondage. Such
were not tbs teachings Of Grattau, CntTan, OF
O'Conuell, the last Of which great 1rishmsn
feared Dol 10 strike for freedom in Spain when
ths who1e power Of the Church was gathered
round Dou Carlos, And ever refused to accept q
farthing in aid Of any @! Lis struggles, from q
State that tr1iEcked IN men.
Tho glorious old Italian chief came IN o
course for =, special niche In the galley ol
thcil ahrse, ard Irish members ross ID rapid
sscesslion to heap o. biz had tho Tiala Of thai
, 1860-06-09
.Tpr {Jtke'@ 4)eak.
D.utiats: Ear0E.

Er4:: FULLER s. ALBAUiill,--
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DENTISTS.
t. NEST EkNI}4}Lrlt-ST-, CHICAGO ,.....t:
Ic-t OtIcs NcI eaex.
&C. foc3- -atG7.l:!,... ....wA. AirArGi-
, 1860-06-09
4egat ADVERTISEMENTS.


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.pee.sly Il sweye ei1hfsta t~ta,v!oar nd iatsy
sanda do:s nd e. e., IL.
dhs Pro.etns IN nd NOR 1aSs tois defAut should -
oa,hs tas ssnt houd son. d.
and payable the whne Of The prnplsu secured b. tts
"a Ss,ss - nj
.s. "a tosx hsh, T. ined'a.y force o..d .
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Eoa u r. her hs.s aaa ssszn. :t.r' panI: aao-
ps;e.* Sdcs, for hs s.- .rtonsd IA nd
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- ana oeteFhAd ~ folow4 name v On. un T.
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Is Bost ;n;es Sn F s,oss 10 D. snd or Lo 'our
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fourteen ~ ss>t r Il. Third PrSe: Ter SKI .ss
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saM ff4etoni 9N4'itT * u "eeton fw-aty van ~,
xev;.a ta nns. er rerx~ Hart-sa ii,
= r. lows: conuenc,n- ,h- ~es Inc Of =. 10 h.st
raeuonal Qual trr Sce'f.r IT RAD tn'r, i a.d
seventeen And ona h. t2H} f' sth o: ,he c-,t.7 Of
shs tad Section. and rinarr 'rn4 :hr.cs Sa nn ths
saa vet line "a, huEdrFd ant fnrvfo"1 {!.4 .r-s ma
seven snu ene half 1ehes thence ta.t p1s,e wfh
he nonh 70 q +. ia oaa qni-r .he
sat sa! shur; of he Lsx. 10 p.rt nne hun,+d md
st1eateen mi one haf 9.1l t-t %.uh nots lin
or ths k4d factHn qrarfer Sr<t'nn ,ut t+p nee weat
Iasl ~ ths sad north n-to 4. p'.er rt ttznn'.
f<ht Of wav ov-r strip Of ihs SD aai m l1.red
tssf IN Ttta hexo'ore granted lecse:f1 the Hroa
Central Railroad Company hv tne t.ork do,.;tv q tcut
Genst - nSht aud eanity restmp,,on Of lie 4ahl
hcEEey, her heirs and a*at Gus all p.emissx fof
the purp 5ses In tald nc,tx,k~ a 's.tnt,i. AVG
HnRAT1o .. LOOMS, Mou:ssrA
, 1860-06-09
NOTICE.-Whereas "a c,,'l,+ar,,

s-enEtv for the xecepsarre ~ 'h- nnAr,Ar~od ~
fsur certain lta~a. tawn hr TAnm% " Ksa, NJ on NJ
!n ftvnr Of A. n. Hsnchet'. sr s6n f,'~t 1ufv :
- psvshle u ncEth. a'f+r date" e7- f'r s."" tsf*.
q 50 each. aa'tt 1a!y . 1s% G,v,"'e ~ n n,h. sner
90 abarrs IT stock IN thr 6antrn CIV N.npz cnmp4rv
eeeracate No. IS fcr oo share. .ni tie nse- cert
And issued 10 nnt.er +asr nf nv lh And
~ the abov~ aee.pfaeees hevr I'll hrsn na hr shir
maturity and rerrtnn Of the b.~a rrr4A to
mo hv salh Ex.7 ttrrefnr-. cr p,-ro.r r r..
plying to me the amount nf sat wtr !rt-r~st
he5eon fEeu ther stu te.!tr~ u1ae
sd ,h'1ts ~ haze ras .'n,etht'r ssu. ,ha ri 10
A. the office Of r. &; &c er--er t,.k md
Lsse sreee in thIcaso < fhr aor 1"n''or.
and aaarea 0! Hoek 10 tae highest b.tdrr for -s.r
June :, 16d0.-c5n1t1 G.. y, HUBBARD.
, 1860-06-09

Uepokta tuus notte than i've dolzr received ant
Certificates Of Depos!A aued. Interest ii per cent
funds have remained Ii hands speelt+d TINE. Al
certificates usCe paYable teR1d and In like 1uod1 ~
%5SAd
, 1860-06-09
+: C0NGI'E ESS !:
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!: WATEIt- !:

8arry's Tricopherous Ia the best
st thrapes t1e'e fer dressing. beauufyng. cleansing
-r.l.rs sesa1vrz and resosne the har Ladies. trg
II sil<
, 1860-06-09
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Comfy Of

AJCook. %-Suner!or Coutt Of Chcsso, Iuue Term A.
u laT. Holden Putnam John u. All ms hMaskm.nt
fubic notfeats h+rhv given to The aAs Dt r. A.4nn
that VI Of astaehmenf .sne nut Of The oIe. of ito
CLERK Of the Superior t:our Of tAzo dated thr tvt.tv-
Eat5asa I'd axantt he st,te ef,te John's ADAMS
iArA direced ~ tht s-~H oftoot Cnnnv wh'eA - VI.
~ e-tn TrtaF1.d e.eeuttd Hcv sftretes- .on.
h.fosr the *atd suerrnr C"u-t ce thra9 h-tors
the 9rst Day u the tern, therrnt 10 ee ho't.n 1t
Monday of Jnie 4: D. 'sdo x've *.c.A! NJ. md pt.a
tothe sad plaintiff action. u:r:htr: vi - +n,er.a
Af11tst you and IN faFnr or The s.{ rail- ~ eci 70
much Of Tie Prorestv attached raves s"tsc't+t
ths same Waller KfNBALL, C.sfk,
scArrs. AcALt1sEra l. jxwEz., Pit ~ Auss
, 1860-06-09
I'm COLIN AND II AMLIN
C0MlpniS11 Documents.

In P1css and will be Published early In lure
Life AND SPEECHES OF HON. ABRAHAM
L1SCOS.
Carefully PREPARED nttEted v't dne eee portrait Of
'u"nts, Uld Abe" LIMO Cloth, price ALTO.
IA CAMPAIGN EDITION OF THE LIFE OF LIN
coin AND HAML1N.
Paper covers price Is rents.
s,-THE REPUBLICAN, SOSGSTER.
l'Tace 12H cents.
4.-DEBATEs OF LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS.
INCLUDING Llneons 10 Ohio States Pss
in paper % cents, 2ot bound 80 cents.
o.-L1THOGH*PH PORTRAITS OF LINCOLN.
Price Is cent. 8. ceatf. AID 41oQ.
s-LECOLN LETTER PAPER AND ENVELOPES
WITH FINE rOKTNAlT.
liberal discount mst the Trade Agents. pcate
! forward youf Gflerq for the Sd We At rnte.
WM. u. KEEN, Publisher.
Wholesale Bookseller and StAtloner,
| jt2ly 14s LAKE. street, Chicago.
, 1860-06-09

Cook. s.S-SuperorC Court of t'hcaxo Anx,A, Ten,
lg0-El :: Prescott -. Joln c. y lie md Isn.s 4.
xaaasn" ~ =: tns t.a 1snc t~d In cha-e.r7
aod that *ali Joan .; 10. efah ou - hi. stats
ctapo: bs found Therein 10 be s~Tv-i With p~,etss
a4InR b~en atet tn the ofer tEr Esgk nf taht N.
ntTor Cont Of Chi sRo III n,n-tceo'e . So;.se
hereby k!ven T. The saa Joss t. dss .nd jamt. a.
as.n. ms .nem u .>t Court II. cs.ne-v Id ,k,rso
On ne nnt.tnth d.y ~ Wy. 1sk an. :A.t srcseas
b. Law required. ' "
nnisss you. the aid Jnhn c. Dcdse ~. Jam<s A.
1lta .hi p<Tsonay bt nd aorrAr bfors The .at Sd.
pettor coust Of Chicago Of Crnk Conut The n, av
of tho term thereof he hal.!sn II chcsso IN aid
County on the ts*t Monday Of August l plead IN.
f*eF or detnus 10 the sa!d c0Hp1a c1a.s' III 7rn.
the and the matters and th!ags th+.t eA,rx,d IND
sisted VII he taken enaft+se. srd decree entered
against you according to fhe PRAYER ~ ~4'1 bin.
WALTER k4MBALL. Cf,rk.
, 1860-06-09

s1iiE GREATEST WONDER or
= TIL NINETEENTH CENTURY.
'-hof. Woods tIair Restorative,

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et e y: Wed: :: !h:, ei:y. t1am ssnssas5 =
Aa:rtoac. saea evid-aes s!st have its eaec., whcs
'n1: from rs;.ssss s.uEes. !: certificates are xusrs
- H:ta: Tie Dr. .eeGs er.o.laas, nor usees1 p.
~ TIT r. rEccs:
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:.a'ttHea. 20 e1ea q 'l- ey and resident he:e
:cre ard sa~rre 4'@ns., ANY soa may taks i
Re above. wilt nAme is Il your tervce. "a
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WOODS HAIR REsy0KfT1vE.
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The undersigned hAstnx hreu fnlv appoln,e., AL
,a'sfr3snS O. the sstate Of fsas Trac1 h-crsse
Ase OF Co1k Co,ntY at the State VI rnt. the tnu1.
rou of aid County h. .es II. th'r, Monday Of Juns
sentiment .na adjudication Of III claims aaiust sad stNs
1t 3aeh time the s'ou: N,us< ia heax~ ri, rtysons
rent the sA1ae for adjustment. Nv
SARAH ELIZABETH TRACY.
D4ted April 18th, 1885, Ir,4rsx. :, f.fst,n
, 1860-06-09

~ HD4 IAk ~ lfHA AA*-->HlAiE u lllt.
~ no'A Coot County stt"ot County t'I-rnH tonzt
In ChAaeery- John II. Epsl+ George t. Bztea Thor
- Armstrong and jana. Aperlf.
Public Notice hereby H.sn. sh.to pnr.narc- of hs
mandate M 1ttr+k+ snte1td In TIE Atore enttt. ne
tae lsth day Of March. 4. = lss., 1. ~ rne Frt!,
o. Aatte .hanesrv .. tooe rous'E STATE acss.. nj
ton for ea., 10 hr htshrt dter. 1t Tie nrh ,'ha
Court Hous.. IN ~ v Of Chicago t'"unty Ct Cfok,
AtoftAld II len ofcct IN the forenoon II aai ay I'll c{
TIE following described parcel At zsaI -'-., ~.
thAt ct2n trAet parcel o lard -'n'e" the CITY 1t
PAT Of the n. nh ssesn Of ,setcn Ar ten tl N Own
ofihe third principal er:dan which es cush " the ts.u
eoasIusiss tn ri aeor othiea.o n! .htt IL nj n.
town Of chicago the sad !ets All ont shs
original plat n mag ofra!d Kinsrs addition row or s!s
To the oce Of ths Recorder Of Ne<d for the Cnut
Cook, 10 hIeh Rd gina: msp ria. rfsnes hereby
made much thereof may he AesssAEv 10 ake tbs
money dpe to lid tumplAuAnt upon aid with caa
&c. L.C. PAEsE Fk2EK,
Master In CE1nctry. Cnra i'oan:y.
Chicago NAV H. 1880. mssscF<th
, 1860-06-09
39rtsa 4 Grthttttt,
SATURDAY, JUNE ., 1860
HICKS, THE PIRATE.

.uMtfxu en- tbs SaEadta-.Hs .4<tfsfs tn +Hxr.
dsrixk- the Oalesrs ana Grsso SL1fts~
xfnr8 .3EU.
, 1860-06-09

Meyers Miraculous Vernin Dis
to5s: 'hs det and besfsenety for Extern. uabs RATS
toaAlCE cockRbACHEs Bugs, AnTS MOSQUE.
7oks. fLEAS+ NOTES. oRAlE-WoRNs aud GAR
DEH INSECTS.
q hssoal Depot 613 Broadway, Kew Yo.k.
Bold hy drueti u everywhere, mye.4,pau
, 1860-06-09
| SOYER'S SUlITANA SAUCE,

SOYER'S SUl!TANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot aod Cold Ise: Ct Il: kincs. Tls usos: De
1!c!ors and arpeisIue invented ty Ee RENOWNED
"Soye," ae London Reform Club, elnce hs tecsse.
1auuacugcdb by the we'll known boute Of Crosse Black
well! London from the original rec!i-. It the f@vo*
sauce EnS1an ami on thr Continent. With :ish aEt
growing reputation American Ep!cure. End nuci
approved Of 4t1nuen - the appetite and to digestion.
OPINIONS oF THE LONDON PRESS.
ave recommend our correspondent 10 ty Moa>- *syes1
new Sauce entitled the 'SulAaa eauce II IL made ze:
the Turkish recipe; it, tavo:s excellent and aos con.
siderable aid In carts Q. slow md wc:k tge!oc"ITte
Laccet-
avory. FQuaui Aud SDlcT, worthy Lie sennt Of SoYtE.
-{obses1cr.
"A valuable ad}urct to Fish. lcah And Foa a.d
saould have place oue sc.y taa1e--tAt!a..
sc!s Agents for the Uai:cd SsateA
GARnSkR q. YvELlS, Eli Fulton ST., New FORK
md uKAf Il uaiEs, "a Ccsnau!, Boston. For sale h
0rncefs and Fruit Dealers everywhere. 1al.hsgRf1D
, 1860-06-09
WADSWORTH & WELLS.
Wh~Ieaale Dealers in
ROOTS .Y.1D SHOES.
60 ). Luke Street. 80
Nc owa the exclusive right lortha s.tee
AlTcHELLs PATENT NEraIL1o TIPPED pQpTa

aAA |AA1-A+A'' AAAH AEn :LAO A4ffLO GuU1o
!of AID wta tr Staies OF = sconsu. Iowa All Mime
rata md hf:eJ gre untce l1t i, parties Geaug In
koots w:tEn The shove Siaiss sEhou' having dsst
nfd7ern upo. cu, EXCLUSIVE rights ai that i. sooa
md immediate redress.
We have nade extensive a.T1naemcn's With the u,o<t
celebrated Manufar1ur wht ehy uify Suppiy the
Boots and sh1es fFn sors "a chicago each pair Of
which will be A:.rp+a rF !ab<el with cur nan,e.
shall Hcc9nzr no Tipped goods within either the
above statat but such ast thus stamped and supplied
aswS:. sw r,-..,... ,,,u. 49,
pertpped ahaest1 out wear two oentnae-
four pl5 OF rqual 9taisy without ~ ~ can BE- shown By
very n1ny test t"uae while The II hut tttde
more ma KING actual average sviG tha Of
rEAr two hunt Ell pr CENT.
We al%, xh (not exeu..-} r the sale ofthese
patented e'e !nn ~ Territory Of ovucEs Of shs pa&ent
and tn subfec ri to p.tsat commission i've
aevsn and Ea? e. cent pad hy Ill other dealers.
We paTtca sole the at:ena Of teAefs IN these
koods !thn the Sfairs - llions. rhGan ard Indiana
to o1 under TIL. quality Of our
Nh ca We Aim, quality cGn>derxl 10 odu< II competing
p:.cea With gods without T7rs.
We aha kTe "ndistcd attention to thsa branch Of our
conuectE With general stock and retptc
fosy soEcit of r ous goods and due respect fot our
nxAts.
That de7!e.s not ,. nsed by the Advertisements Of
oinen In Casca:o AMI esewhere outside the StAes Of
HscoEsn. Iowa md Mnnsscts who Avsrtiae themselves
~ Agents Tor the sale Of
NrTCHELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
that Ill such agencies 10 rot extend to or IN my
way whatty ~pp~Ain The a Vt aAt goo1s within ths
Stztes CT Wisconsin, 1uwa and Minnesota.
ap4bs9 sn WADSwURTH j WELL6-
, 1860-06-09

Total Liabilities S40,504 So
Il. KELLOGG. Secretary
HUBBARD d. HUNT, Agents,
No. ! Loomls' Building,
Corner OF Clark aud Water stEects. Chieaxo.
Applications 70. insurance. the renewal Of Policies
md II busness connected with the oce sy be made 70
M d1ly appointed gents for the City Of Chicago. With a
power 10 iec'Ee proposals. and Issue PocIea avora
bic terms othsr ipouible Companies and It's AIN will
be to the contdeeee OF hs paic By II honorable
course o. dealing.
II. MAGiLL, Gerezal Agent. 81 and s. Test Third
street Cincinnati o. 70 whom ali Appicaton for AEenciss
IN the or South assefn slzies may be addressed
hp4J&G1H
, 1860-06-09
HOFFMANN u GELPCKE.
BANKERS,
CHICAGO. Observation-Disclosures - ILLINOIS
~ Il 46 LASALLE STREEa,
Banking Department;

Banking -D6pa1'Cfn9nE
Deposits seceyed On Current Account from part. Z
ctr 1r country and the uaual accommodation, G11e4
rexulsr depos.iors and corresponding.
Interest on balances cn onT et allowed ia where
4-eetal agreements have been nade to tbst eject.
We receive depoeA payahe It specified date on wkiet
$rtrfeEt VII be allowed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31
RURAL PUBLICATIONS.

RURAL PUBLICATIONS.
NUY ASSORTMENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT is
IvA very complete, comprising all the late editions:
Farmers and Planters Encyclopedia, Emmerson.
The American Farm Book, Allen
Rural Chemistry, SOlly.
Agricultural Chemistry, Johnston.
Chaptal's Agricultural Chemistry.
The Complete Farmer and Gardener, Fessenden.
The Kitchen Gardeners Instructor. Bridgman.
The Young Gardeners Assistant, Brdgmau.
McMahOns American Gardener
Gardening for the Sou White.
Fruit Flower and Kitchen Gardener, Neil.
Ladies' Companion the Flower Garden, Mrs Loudon.
Brecks BUuk Of Flowers
The Complete Florist.
DOwnng Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture
Downng's Cottage Residences.
Country Houses, Downing
Hedges and Evergreens Warder
Grasses and Forage Plants. Flint.
Darngtons American Weeds and Useful Plants Thurber.
American Hund Bo X of Ornamental Trees, Meehan.
Rural Architecture, Allen.
DnwIings Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
The Fruit Cultivatur's Manual Bridgman.
The American Fruit Culturist. Thomas.
The American Fruit Book, Cole
The Fruit Gardener, Barry.
American Fruit Growers Guide, Elliott
Fields Pear Culture.
Cold Grapery, VIM. Chorlon.
Practical Treatise ON the Culture of the Grape Allen.
Hour the Grape Vine.
Culture of the Grape and Strawberry, LOngworth.
Habits and Diseases Of Domestic Animals, Allen.
Breed Management and Diseases of Sheep, Youatt.
Management of Sheep Garfield.
Sheep Husbandry in the South Randall
Milch Cows and Diary Farming, Flint.
Mich Cows, Guenon.
Raleigh, March %, 1850. a5-tE