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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

WEEKLY PAfEf,
published By REU1'HEh q hA ANA'
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
, 1860-01-06
General Notices.

GfOOO TO ANY ONE WISH
ID 1VVtf ing to engage In j MAsrrAcrr11So
lssE.s chance il offered rarely met vh the u
tcc rrt aucei heins staple Of ts.de Ia heavy de.
laws Of The United States presenting 1t tnce conp!xte
xoSoroLT. 1t as, be sold a oHEntlI the pHce ct
anr other In the market, Liberal Will he offered 10
tEe ris kind of mar. Ample Ieer:nce given and re-
un;reI. Adttcss M. H." BOX 1sa5 20. ji513t
, 1860-01-06

ing Of rails. These mills If fully patronized BY
our own railroads will save to this State ut least
$500, 600 annually, which sum will be distritu-
ted among the iaborcrs, mechanics and mereh-
ants Of Chicago, ali Of which would be lost to
the State if tue work Is done in the Eastern
States or ia Great Britain. If the duties on
iron can be Increased Is per ton, 50 az to give
America her own country for market, Cbicago
could be made an extensive mcn. factnring city
for iron, md articles made from it.
TIE manufacturing laws Of Illinois -1iscsini-
mating in four Of manufacturing interests, if
followed, M and promoted By liberal course By
the City Government, must in time invite large
amounts Of capital to tic city. As We hare
stated in previous artiele, cotton manufactories
can even now be built aud sustained here, aud
there is no doubt If good business man with a
sufficient capital would starl the undertaking
he would meet with complete success. These
factories should tc built outside Of our corpora
t;oa, aud should 10 subject to no tax, except the
State, until they became strong aud profitable
Investments.
No act Of CHARITY would be more. acceptable
to the poor women and children IN this city
than demand ut fair wages for their ,,ncm-
p1oycd time. Could that class Of persons hear
the glad tidiugs that their iabcr was wanted ut
1air remuneration, thousands Of now sad
hearts and sorrcwfpl faces would brighten with
joy, and cur mills would he filled viii. Life and
happiness by those whose homes ure now the
abodc Of poverty, srsef, and often crime.
, 1860-01-06
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR THE YEAR 1860.
Dfroftd 10 -S'etcs. Commerce., Poltffes, IT,
rfeaffart, .9rs@ Sefsaes, and Lfs<raiarf.

Dsrostd 10 -N<tcs. Commer<T, Poltifes, .SE-
'featfere. '1fss Sesf"ef> ana A''fFataFf'
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~ p4.i1o9 '., ~ ~ .'' 1>'''e'.",s
o.u VIGOROUSLY VIII al Inc top.es o. tae u1neA ata
oo'ay aSsocates toose Heas7Fs aoo principles oeeea
e1cu ate1 promote the general welfare In price
and s;,. n etrr+ cnnt dnd ta.b,a-. RI ;p,,,seorr
~ ~ ~ e'
variety and Faue o. INFORMATION, 3ullne.s aaa accuracy
Of Comme1c! ater and in whatever else goes to make
up FrCla.s Ne vspsper we challenge comparison With
- ~ -. = - ~.
any otne1 loufnA s+ast CT "ess.
@AAAAh I"S1I&s'
The Laesasy and miscellaneous mas'eFs prepared WIN
view to making the paper welcome family VISITOR CON"
, 1860-01-06

YorsG NENs Assoc1Ar1oS-PRoF. CrsoS's
LECTURE Hall was well filled last
evening by an audience very well repaid by
well conceived Gnd cxcellent1y delivered lecture
by Prof. Epson, Of Hamilton College. His
theme was " Tie CN;lllike Spirit" which the
lecturer happily demonstrated as the universal
trait nf frue rrrafnnSE
, 1860-01-06

CoLrunyst january 5-Thc Democratic State
Convention to appoint four delegates ut large to
tho National ConS Scntinn at Charleston, met hc:c
to-day. 4 large number were present. Hon.
YIN. 3. Wood Of Licking presided. There were
also one Vice President from each Congressior-
al District. Resolutions were adopted by u
.he favorite Of the Ohio Democracy for /; G
Presidency, and iustrucling The delegates from
Ohio to cast the entire yo:c for him.
, 1860-01-06

ASSAULT rroS Cl1r Coxs7AuLE.-NVc learn
fhot Mr. Hendricks, n wcll.known City Consta-
bic was set upon aud beaten most severely at
the Gilljs House in the Vest Division, by a
party Of rowdics, for one Of whom he had a
warrapt lie was attempting to serve. The party
he was in quest Of made his escape in the melee.
.lr. Hendricks sustained severe but not danger
Gus Injuries. The matter wiU be followed ur,
it is to be hoped in The arrest aud punishment
orthe ASSISTANTS.
, 1860-01-06

Two morc ballots were had yesterday for
Spcaker, On each Of which Sherman lacked
three vo;es Of Ill election, tho same as yester-
cay. Mr.. Davis Of Indiana made an exhibition
cf himself Yesterday, Which We think will
prove ANYTHING bu: *atitfactory to Republicans
sy!,o clc2,e,t linn tc tl:c ,,l1:e lie aisEraers.
, 1860-01-06

Nc are it. rcceios oi q. :e@st twenty letters ia
r.: ,:cne" To the Uttawa arrests, most Ct which
Va. written for publication. Dut we do mol
thu: ''s.y"aA chron,cling the exploits of the
i. -. MA:shal, rhts contain anything new.
%,''' ".r correspondents a..!.:':' LIS to cay that
w :.'.ll be obliged in the c:urse Of the srial,
&c. IL devote Il great deal Of space to this ac
1.'t: end that VIC cannot afford to weary the pa-
n o.: rca lrrs ii. tl,is ti:.c with what is
I. isi pr i:..,.l:4eriai.
, 1860-01-06

WASHINGTON, ,'au. 5.-Col. Sc*ell, Of the De.
partmcnt Of Texas, has ordered The following
troops 10 brownsville: Companies and +,
ed Cavalry; Company X, lst Artillery; Com
panirs 4 and I, lst lnfautry, md Comp. MICS i
c and /, slh lafautly, and detachments ci
Cnpt. Stoneharn's Company, now ut Camp uud-
so,,--,he whale under command Of Alaj. ueint.
z!cu,an. Company K, I'd Cavalry, is 10 proceed
I'd Cavalry, now route to Fort Clark. is to
proceed TO and establish camp ut Eagle Pass.
The Mexican treaty was to day *cut 10 IL.
Senate, when, after Cabinet conference on the
subject, it Was rcfened to the Committee Oh
Foreign Relations. THIS Committee, as ut pres
cnt constituted, will report it back tavorably.
, 1860-01-06

New Yonk, Jan. C.-In the Common Pleas
Chambers, before Judge bai!y yesterday, appli-
Co., for relief uader the ibsolsent act, tie firm
h ayinc liabilities to the amount of uenr1y $780,
900. The petition for relief was opposed By
Messrs Barrett, Martin. Strong, Sanzey and
several others. for d large number of creditors.
The remonstrances we're presented to the Court
nnd the case adjourned.
, 1860-01-06

THE H,pnES HASn.-This dranai is attracting
large audiences at McVicker's Theatre, who
sccH, dell GIFTED with the manner it is placed on
the stage aud performed. No piece presented
this season las given better satisfaction, aus We
alsise all to see it Icfogc it gives way to star
engagements, which it must shortly do. 1t
abouuds in n,i1th and exciting situations, and is
well calculated to make the evening pass
nrrceabY,
, 1860-01-06
Com m ere OF Detroit for 1850.

Iron II IauItifacluro f,a t4lc North1Tchx.
M.unf,c:t,es arc yet rcw in TIC Northwest; |
VT their era is ROW dawniug with much |
..ru:,isc. With cxhau>,less resources in raw |
mncria', :uI really accyss to ul The markets Of |
s:le countrv, there is every iudnccrcnt For cai''-
talis.s to inaugnra:e here beyond the Iukes the |
Manufacture Of Iron and fabrics, in every re-.
.;ec, to ccs1'pctc will otilrr points Of produc-
1,pa We recently referred to The inducements
": ,ttou manufacture in Chicago, now that ay
u,:r railroad connections, thousands Of bales of
r:.w cotton are heing transported br cur rcry
doors to New England mills.
The iron Of Lake Superior, trom its cxcell-
tncc, las attracted 1he attention Of ircnllaasteIs
and iron Consumers Of the whole country. IT
II destined to Eiyc risr 10 mauv mammoth iron
-: establishments at: points suggested hy case ol
access aud market. From tho past actual
~acscss Of oar OF these, l.ewcvcr :he future
,.."v be best known. Capt. i. j. Ward has
;:v.,e;y embarked III the manufacture Of IRON,
.,accla;:y il tLc direction Of rc-roling railroad
hrs. His great establishments III this city and
5. W,aa.Io,le ,ncar Datrois arc but THE pioneers
~ others 10 fellow in this aud kindred direct
IONS. Tie results achicvca by the latter are
n,>t noteworthy, aud are Of interest 10 all who
are watching the progress Of this section Of the
rnun.ry in manufactures.
7h.y have bacn in nc:ive operation three
tears; during this period they have rolled aud
delivered twenty-onc thousand tons Of rails,
aud five thousand TINS of merchant iron; hare
used twcnty-three thousand tons Of old rails,
,!lty-o,,c llu.llrcd tons Of Lake Superior char
r,., 1ic, uusl four thousand tons OF old scrap
.rnn They have been the means of retaining
:.l.l circulating $50 Of money IN the State
s.r Michigan, that would have gone East if the
Wranlutt Works had not been in operation.
There las been an average OF iuur hundred
men engage in the various departments Ct su{'
r;yine and working the Mills. giving support 10
..:"ut ..,"up persons, ,ncn, women uad children.
Al nt these persons are Consumers OF the agrl
cultural products Of tue West
Additions are about to be made to these
works by which the efficiency will he increased
about ouc-thrd, they will be enabled to furnis!
in addition Ia what they nov manufacture
locomotive tire spikes, ux}es, boiler plate rnilt
nuii rods, and iron for railroad iron bridges.
Jhc products from these mills lavc obtalnc
p,euiuu, from a!l the fairs and s:cieties wlicr
they have been exhibited. Tho last and mo:
unexpected compliment to tllcm was S1se
,'e.l.l from the Mechanics Institute III Bait
suorc, Maryland, where they had to compel
~itl all the large iron establishments Of tha: AT
cl!4cr Statcs.
The Chicago Raj. Mill has now been built t1
YEAR,, but has been in operation only about s
months sincc it. construction. 1t must sot
, 1860-01-06
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Tho 'n5a extra edition OF the fnrss AND
TG,nrsE Which we printed containing our An.
r.,Al Review, is nearly exhausted. We shsI.
hAve ready in few days pamphlet edition
Of the Review, which will be for sale at the
counting ropm and 1t the newsrooms-
, 1860-01-06

New YoEx, Jan. 5.-Thc steamship -Etns,
from Liverpool Dec. 18th, and the Glasgow.
from Glasgow ria Queenstown the 18th, arrived
today. News anticipated.
The steamship Asia did not 90 to sea until
this A. u.
, 1860-01-06

- The Typographical Union are mixing
liberal preparations for their forthcoming Ban-
quet, at tbo Richmond House, on the 18th inst
, 1860-01-06
Browns Bronchial Trochex,
Browns Bronchial TToches.
Bronchial Trochek
Bronchial Troche4.
Browns Trocho1,
browns Troches.
Troche5-

"Trc-crainen!y the .:tt aud tc4t,"
REV, HENRY WARD BEECHEE.
II recommend ste;z use 10 Public Speakers"
REV. E. II. CHAPLIN. NEW YoEK-
"GFtat se1slcc III eubdung Hoarseuces."
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK.
~ lave proved them excellent for WhoopEus Cough.
REV. II. IT. WARREN, BOSTON.
"Grest benefit In affections Of tie Dronchi.t o5Ean1"
D1.J. +. ". LANE, BOSTON.
IL etsa7ls and pesant combination for Coughs. &C."
DR.. G. F. BIGELow, BOSTON.
"Contain no Opium or anything in}uriuua."
DR.. \. A. HAYES, CHEM1sT, BOSTON.
Every he1caeialIu clearing tie throat when coE2elu to
.peAk thouxh su1erlag fto,a Cold"
REv.s.J. P. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS,
"Iheal1lly uulte In the shove coulTeod.tioa."
REV. II. SCHUYLER, ST. LOUIS.
~ f.1.nd having tried zny remedies for s.hia VA
benefit found relief from the Troehe=-"
REV. D. LETS, FRANKFORT, ILL.
KY Sold b. Druggists everywhere. Is cects per
Sold BY rENT0H d CO.
jyl4ly ~ Lake street. opposite Tsencnt Hcus.
, 1860-01-06

\ !'al! and graphic report Of the Douglas
Stat: Convention ut Springfield Oh Wednesday,
together with 1hc platform adopted, :nd the
delegates ard alternatcs appointed to The
Charleston Convention, will re fonrd Oh the
second 11a.., Of this 1,aper
, 1860-01-06

Z ~, .:.1H;...:D lt..s1.: 20tVS,..13
.,uni las. ;.-uyc table it will be seen that Chi
c...c st: ;ea1s ST. Louis about 20 pcr cent, in
lis receipts Of Flour aad Grain; aud in the pro-
,.,'.I1 trade our city is also taking tue same
.,.>,t:,n. Below VIC give the number Of Hogs
packed iu S.. LOUIS anil Chicago, for the pas.
, 1860-01-06

- Remember the poor, and their "next
friend" to.wit-any one Of the Charitable 1nsti.
tutons, Tint Should be well sustained with u1a-
ferial aid at this Season, ~.
, 1860-01-06

The HAYuAKEss.-Readt the announcement Of
the charming Operatic Cantata down on the
bills for next Tuesday evening.
, 1860-01-06

- In Massachusetts they hare from twelve
to fifteen inches depth Of snow On Ieyel
, 1860-01-06

- Mcyiekcr is making decided scnsation
in Darkey 1mpersonation, Lis first essay in that
line. Have you seen the Hidden Hand?
, 1860-01-06

In Trinity church. by Few. r. !: Ste xaI EtIPII.a-
LEI kNiG11I, of O:aTca, 10 EMILY SHEFFIELD
EeT IL, UuI,un, IS AT>uN MATTHEW'S. Of chicaso,
ILL.,, AID AUGUSTA r. KENT, Of Cambridge.
, 1860-01-06

FIRE Dn1GADE ELEcrlox. the annual
meeting of the Citizens Fire brigade for the
election Of officers, the following persons were
unanimously elected: Captain, Samuel i. Bay~
mond; 1st Lieut.. Co. No. ], James P. Redmond;
1st Lieut. Co. No. 2, Horat1o n. May; lst Lieut..
Co. No. 3, J.W. Davis; LIST Lieut.. Co. No. T.
Chas. Il. Jennings; Secretary, S. D. 0lmsted !;
Treasurer, S. u. childs, Jr.; Steward, Wm. i.
Dass; Orderly Sergeant, Philip Ado'ph; I'd
Lieut.. Co. No. /, Thomas Cough; I'd Lieut. Co.
No. ?, Y. 7. DeLuce; Sd Lieut.. Co. No. 5, VIM.
yinton; I'd Lieut.. Co. No. i, D. S. 0lu,stcd.
During the evening the Captain p1esentee the
decorations to the following members, for the
most faithful performance Of duty: James P.
Redmond, D. ". Clark, Jr., FL. Dunn, G. A.
Dusser. D. S. 0LNsrEp, Sec'y.
, 1860-01-06

lie Missouri Eegu1'iean, Missouri Gtmoc'uf,
-: - Louis Ere.:"g -N..rs come to us with re-
yi.~s of 1Ec trade ard commerce Of St. Lonis
;s': the past year. From these VIC prepare the
:.'!cwiug synopsis:
':sS.rAt7rrE or F1.OEE FOE 4 SERIES or WARS
, 1860-01-06

y Coal Oils at SIS cents q gallon. Kero~
seue and other Oils in proportion, at the Lamp
aud Oil Emporium, 125 Clark St. ja6.2w
, 1860-01-06

FrRS17rnE.--The dealers all complain that
Marsh Bros, Jog Lake street, sell too low. We
have no doubt they do sell low, but they sell
for uothipt, but cash. and can afford it. ja6 2t
, 1860-01-06
, fLOEE FOE 4 SERIES or YEARS.

l.. she following tables We present the IT,
::"t> Of !uuv aud grim al st. Louis for two
::'<Ar-, eomrwrel will, the receipts during the
ri>s vrar 1T Chicago:
,tt*:A .Arl:E RECEIPTS or rLoCR Axn GnAIS.
Receipts ut
, 1860-01-06

CAxEaox AND L1ScoIS.-The Cameron and
Lincoln Club will meet this (Friday) evening at
sc,ca O'Clock, at their Club Room, No. eo5 Ran
dolph street. John Lyle King, Esq, and D. D.
Driscol, ESQ, will address the meeting. AL
Republican. are invited to attend.
Jos. #, BELL, Sec'Y.
, 1860-01-06

e $. r. 1can gives his first Select Assem-
bly, at the Riding Gallery this evening.
, 1860-01-06

ALMOST A SHoo11SG AFFAIR on THE NORTH
S1pE,-Two men, William 0dcll and Thomas
Pine, we're about town on "Wednesday night in
a very pleasant and suitable state OF mind,
thanks to large potations, to add something to
the local events Of the day, which they missed
doing in startling style. They were first seen
in buggy with jaded horse driving furiously,
crcn like the Son of Sinshi. on North Clark
street. They visited several notorious dcns,
and at one Of these on North Market street.
kent by noted female Mur5 Taylor, their Tio-
lence awakening opposition, odell suddenly
drew ristol aud fired point blank at the mis-
tress Of tie baguio, Il full charge Of SHOT lodg-
ing in the ceiling nenr her.
The inmates Of the house alarmed, ran down
into the saloon below, aud help was procured
tn eicct the rowdies. Forty shot were counted
hv pcrfoyntions ia the wook work, very plea
SAINT douceur had the missiles been better aimed.
The two men then went to Mackie's Saloon on
Michigan street, loaded up their pistol again
and we're IN the midst Of grand melee, which
mir1t have had bloody results but for The arri-
yal Of the police, who l:3 followed them from
The Taylor afair. They we're taken 10 The
lock.up, aud their horse well used-up animal
was put in Morgan's Stable on Michigan street.
Yesterday the two were brought before Police
Justice Millikeu, and after hearing, odell wa.
he,d to bail in $500 for assault With deadly
weepou, aud Pine was fined SIS and sent to the
Bridewell for thirty days for his general shart
in the "lark" Odell is an old prison bird
having done the State Of Michigan some ser
vice in the Jackson renitentiary. Both 0del
md Pine deny ali knowledge Of their horse
"didn't know they had oue," and refuse to tel
ANYTHING about it, whence it is conjectured th
team msy have been stolen. It remains a
Norrau's Stable IS above.
, 1860-01-06
TIL g. CITY.
~ PROT. Dlaney delivers the next lecture in
the Bryant, Bell l. Strattou course.

q The 1luaukss steamer made six hun
'drcd feet progress yesterday
, 1860-01-06

Cn1cAeo ACADEMY or MEDICAL Sc1EScEs-Thc
regular meeting of the Academy will be held in
Bryant, Hell l. Stratton's Commercial College
this evening {Jau. 81 at Z o'clock. Among The
business Of the evening will be the annual cleo
tinn Of alIiccrs
, 1860-01-06

= The fast trotte.s were out on the river
yesterday, among crowds Of skaters, making
good time over the ice, IN exciting and stirring
scene,
, 1860-01-06

- We are informed by the record Of the
rail arrivals ut the Post Office that the arrivals
Iavc been late, in December, on the Fort Wayne
road, lS on the Mich. Central s, on the Mich.
Southern, times.
, 1860-01-06

pEMOVAL.-Tobey & Booth,
Paeke,s md Provision DeA.es1. ha1e removed thsr
ofes from No. II South Cl1kto No: 3u2stzr1 {Whee.s1s
Bloct,l eo.res Clask and South Water ts1eeta.
IL hSS7 1W
, 1860-01-06
DEASONS FOR uS1N g
O. Err US
Cod Liver Oil Jell Y.

TheN Aeuleny Of Mssli:iau eeEi'I thai II eontaA
e. psf {. Mt Ut lure tu4 Liver Oh. -.
tt-That 4 an fac thai Oiis. to h.1 s.nai
al must ts ttau slosusd insu enu.{nn N tlt to o.
4i-Tba& In mrst flhe rs*ss N whlth Cod LVrf otN
n,escbed The utle pass ut Is prpef eo1
1If!un 10 make erpuvx Ill the amount Ut oil tAkel 7ud
tnat Er II pt. and sa-nes tae wa 1T The ~! paAsss
% undkss.xtt ad ronselusnt!y 'nupe-tS7 ths s.1Y
sI~Tbat ny Gu1 Liver O Jelly being compound q oa
n.d Sus Fnut4[ Of te sAu1 ~ III VIII
rauii; wuish lake. pttce Il 1r1res tho so-
mach. what ever II. condition nay os. . n,,,
4b-That in when ths Phyr bet YES foI LIVE
OH to pr ptesc1Led .pec4tc Otherwise my Jey
u,ore reshs the rE,ie a. betsuo beus told i
Of dlkystlon at&atlns. when oh thu conkaf1 tne
Iqn! oil will pass ut Imperative II the s&nash ~ Aoovo
xte In NOT lii condition max It emaaet Nalca ~
TaTsjs more OF less ts wtsn the oil Is Indicated
Esu The ahose fatso0. the superiority Qoefue
cd tysr u Jelly v7cg crud. o L. Be aekuowtdK-
ed q 8 poa!iive and lnconte Stable fact. Sod "
nrfa.il2En FESEUN i TO-. ~ Lake STREET.
, 1860-01-06
FLEET G ALMSLEY
MAKE LADIES' DRESSES,
MAKE LADIES' CL0AKS,
MAKE LADIES' uNDE8cL0THINq,
MAKE CHuDREN'S DRESSES.
MAKE CHLpREN's CL0AKs,


MAKE BOYS CLOTHING.
Their viii either End the materials mike up your owu
IEey will make up everything at reasonable cost and en-
snrr it, stylc aud workuanAa:p They feen
ou nsad m assortment Of Laes and Chidzeub Nooep
Goods, such n
HOODS. sOSTAGs. LEGGNGS4
GULVES AND N1rTENS
Besdes al Staple Goods which u price uty WI not be
A.o-An assortment Of 1Fools German Da.ke.A Fancy
Soaps and Perfurery- They ualnu:acturt :he useful
<sNurAerY e Hasket.N
IL Ladies, nc solicit our patroaaseAt
900 STATE STREET.
Nss. II. s. F1t1r. tno:4b1le:.n1 Ms. E. WA1xs.rr
, 1860-01-06

APPOINTMENT By THE GoyERxon.-Dennis
Rockwell, Of this city has been appointed BY
Gov. Bissel, Trustee of the Stale Blind Asylum,
ric. Wm H. Brown. RESIGNED.
, 1860-01-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

ZorAyE SEGaRs.-J. G. 0akley's No. 81, Clark
street. la6-2W