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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-13

The Washington Star says that some ten or fE
teen Confederate prisoners, on being brought into
that city, we're attacked on the street, aud
would have been killed had it not been for body
of cavalry, who dispersed the crowd. 4 pretty
return for the kindness shown their prisoners
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aea- The New York Daily News and tue Day
Book keep pouring hot shot into the Lincolnites,
whom they accuse Of fraud, corruption and mani.
fest fatnity -. ----e-
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North Carolina
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

This Company, the oldest and most reliable in the
State insures white persons for term of years or
during continuance of life, moderate terms Slaves
insured for FIVE years. for two-thirds of their
market value. For insurance apply to
THOS. w. DEWEY, Agt,
Jan 8, 1861 ly at Branch Bank G.
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Carpenters Tools.

Circular, MILL crosscut, hand, ripper, pannel prun-
ing, grating lennon, back compass webb and butch
er SAWS; Braces and bits, Draw Knives, Chissels
Augers, Gimlets. Hammers Hatchets, and Axes Brick
pasterng, and pointing Trowes; Saw-seters, Screw
plates, Stocks and dies, Planes of ali kinds, Spoke
shaves, Steebade bevel and try Squares Spirit Levels
Gougcrs, and in fact everything mechanic wants. in
great variety and at very low prices, at TAYLOR'S
Hardware Store and Tin-ware Depot opposite the Man
sion House. Charlotte N. G.
May %. 1850. If
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CONFEDERATE LOAN.

The undersigned having been appointed local Com
mssioners to receive subscriptions of stock to the
Confederate loan, would respectfully and most
estly appeal the patriotism of the people of Meek
tenburg forward with their known liberality,
and uphold the Government and sustain the credit of
the Confederate States, by such substantial aid which
their ample would seem mperatvely to demand.
1t is no gift ask Of you. they empty
promises made in return We offer you good dividend
paying stock and promise ofpepetal relief from Black
Republican rule, for your money.
., - S"f $S#f y Ht;sss WEE: 5s:ss,
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II H z
THE
g5yEE3 ~ rs STERN { DRMDGnAT.
0PubliShed every Tuesday,0
WILLIAM j. YATES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

~DTz2EGGg PER AG9T3UM 3C)
ts,,:l IN advance .........S2 90
:fnaid within months, so
II maid after the expiration of the year. 90
ezy- Anv person sending five NEW subscribers,
s~,~1-,luicd by the advance subscription (SlO) Will
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s-gg@ Subscribers and others who may wish to send
,..'ney 10 Us. can do so by mail, at our risk.
s.5g Transient advertisements must be paid for in
sI.ancc-
rsqg~ Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
s specific time will be inserted until forbid and
,largrd accordingly.
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Charlotte & Q. &. Railroad.


CHARLOTTE, n. c.,
'1d inform the public generally and the citizens OF
pscAlenburg particularly, that he has resumed the
..actce of DENTISTRY and may be found at his old
sSand He is prepared to set Artificial Teeth Gold,
.ef Fulcanite, the Cheoplastic process, as
ta"ents may desire, and fill Teetk with Gold, Tin,
@naigam Os Artificial
ne Is also prepared to perform any operation belong
Dentistry. and need say that he will be pleas
~ " wait upon any of his old friends friends
may take that for granted.
February ., 1861 am
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Hardware!! Hardware I! !
A. A, N. NJ. TAYLOR

I'D bESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
= lie generally, that he has added his extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, a large and complete
stock of Hardware. consisting in part follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-13
Ludlow's Celebrated Self-S ealing
Cans, of all the different sizes, at TA1LOR's
Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House.


AGRICULTURAL ImpIements OF al K1nds.
Straw Cutters Corn Shelters, Plows, Hoes, Shovels
Spades Forks Axes, Picks. MattOcks, Grubbing Hoes
Trace Chains, Wagon Chains, Log Chains, Pruning
and Hedge Shears, Pruning and budding Knives gar
den Hoes and Rakes with handleS Grain Cradles; grain
grass and brier Scythes, Bush Hooks, Wagon boxes
Hollow ware: such potts. and lids, skts, spi
ders pans and kettles, Caudrons from 20 to l2O
gallons each Iron and brass Preserving Kettles Sheep
Shears &c. at TAYLOR'S Hardware Depot, opposite
the Mansion House.
Tin and Japanned Ware,
large assortment; Block Tin, Block Zinc, Tin Plate,
Babbit metal, &c.
Stoves, the largest Stock, of all sizes, at
TAYLOR'S Hardware, Stove and
Tin Depot opposite Mansion House
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Wanted for the Confederate Army, 900 pair Wool
Socks.
YOUNG, WRISTON & ORR.
July so, 1861 If
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July 80.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURES.

The Legislature met yesterday in pur-
suance of law. Both branches were called
to order at twelve O'Clock, at which hour
all the members were present and took the
oath of Office We refer to our reports for
a full account of the days proceedings.
This Legislature undoubtedly contains
greater number of first class men than any
other that has ever assembled in the Ter
ritory or State. The people appear to have
taken pains to select the right kind of per
sons to transact their business this year,
and We led CERTAIN from what We have
already seen, they will not be disap-
pointed. ..,,.--..... ....
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
ELECTION or PRINTER.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Thing Of seaufy, In a BOY FOR
ever.

A Thing Of Eseaufy, In a Joy FOR
ever.
Who o. be beautiful with n aicky pale complex.
ion Keep the pores Of the SKIN free, and She blood
pnrs, and your cheeks viii vie with the Rose and Lily.
The skio feraed with thousands Of pores IN every
inch of surface whsse sfce IL is to csry Off the inn
purities Of the bIood-the acknowledged sause ef s
direeases of rankind..-w when the skin Ia dry and
parehsd--when it IL covered with ersptisns--wheD
Is is cold and clammy~hen there is inward fever or
iniiasc aationiS is impossible for the akin under
these circunasaauces 20 pefor its proper functions
AN to carry oG ths impurities from Me boay ss de-
signed by cur Creetor. ...
JUDsoHs MOUNTAIN IEEG PILLS remove
these obstruotions, and produce free and healthy
blood remove the eruptions from The skin, and
cause il to brighten with the aush Of youth and
beauty. Beauty 50 mich admired and 10 sd. Beau
ty without paints ard cosmetics-but beauty pro
ducei by health and happiness.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are ssid by sll
Dealers In Medicine. ..
DAT & JENKS, Wholesale Agents, 81. Paul.
Oct, 10 .f
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
THE NJ k.SSAGE.


We but ,e-ccho the universal voice of
men Of all parties in pronouncing Gov.
&AMsEY's Annual Message delivered yes
terdav-tO 10 the. LegisIa tsfe, a most excellent
document; ricn IN, statistical detail, com
prchensve and generally wise in its views
Of State policy ; bold, decided, yet not IN
teIapeyate Of tone. or the complication Of
our National affairs. il shows all oi Gov
RA"SEY' : vel! known "hOrse-sensC,h which,
-. crQwas every message OF his since his
first in 1919: and which has always been
so cmnently beneficial TO Minnesota when.
ever his long beaded sagacity has swayed
her public affairs. His views 10 regard to
the School and other lands of.3Ainncsots
Strike us as pre- cmjnentlysOuDda and worthy
of the attentive consideration of our Legs
-lators and .we.are the better pleased, that,
while most properly advising the formation
OF a Stale Land. Department, he avoided the
error Of suggesting the appointment Of an
extra State officer TO 1T, but advised'its
duties being fulfilled by one Of the present
State officers. The thorough economy by
which The message shows the Republican
Legislature and present AL ministration has
reformed the reckless qXtravagance o Z the
past, is cheering indeed to the well-wisher
OF Minuesota. a.. ...g .as-...s
The Railroad question-is very well han
died, though we"arc not prepared to en-
',iUrse implicitly all the observations Of the
Executive ON this head. But the portion
of the Message which, in this crisis, suits
us best is that part treating upon National
matters. Here Governor Ramsey,has sur
passed himself There is no ".peaceable
secession here. There is no treaty with
traitors while in the midst of their treason,
no liberation of the idea of compromise
while the rights Of the nation. are yet
TO be asserted and maintained against the
traitors. -- .-~ -. -.-. 90. --. 81.
Not until the supremacy Of the Union
and Of the Constitution is fully maintained
and enforced, wonii the Governor even
discuss the question of new compro-
misses" to the Constitution, and he pro-
nounces the submission to the rule Of the
majority sire qua n0a--that "any other
compromise would in fact encourage fur
ther rebellion hereafter" He declares
that though Minnesota is but a young
State, she 10 for the Union as it is and
for the Constitution as it is" and
that though ''we hope, we expect
no fraternal war" The territory and
property Of the nation cannot be "relin-
quished with honor and that whatever
of moral or material influence we have"
will be contributed oppressive the Union
of our fathers" now and forever, one and
inseparable. asEs a& a@ sas
Read the message everybody---it viii
well. repay a perusal--and let us all re
spond heartily to. its key sentiment the
Union as it is, ard the Constitution as
t;s~2
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
To Consumptives.


TNHE Advertiser having been restored to health
4 In few weeks by very simple rsmsoy, after
aving suffered several years with severe lang
-'setion, and That dread disease Coussmpton-is
snxious to make know to his fsllow sufferers the
oceans OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, ne will send q copy Of she
prescription used (ree of chsrgs), with the dirss
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure CuRn for oossuMFnos, AnHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the Advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which be concsiyes to be
inv auabls, and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy, 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
drea
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willis ismsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
Oax = .
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sgmrfos


Disssic. Court, Ramsey cossnay ,$tsss y n
e8. End Judicial DissSs n ID g e 81 B i
Joseph s. Winter, George W wntef axS 1x,s,a< & h
WiGtsr, csparteers, doing BUSINESS under II go
name sxdssfyleef j. 8. and q. W. ushtsr y 81 ~
Hiram Rogers and Han1as. Rprs,s. A. M. ~.
rogers aud VILLAS ID RoEers, sopsrtuere icszr
basine.s kupder tho firm nstas oi .fFs JSasrs 3
SON. william X. Marshall. JossIfA. H. Marshaii 4 nj
Nathaniel P Aangford, copartne ,u .i,,sss
under tbs firm nauls Of NsrsASIl a ca, yosash II
Marshall as trestss OF Jessph s. Wlnesf, az srr5-
Zee OF Mary +. Winter and Der chrdysa. Caleb
Hsrsey, Eben d. Bailey and CslsD W. Eerssy. ee.s
partners d0iag business under sas nrgsxnan'e az
Hsrsey, staples Co.; Bapiss.An D. Gesfrsy.
GeorSs D. UalbUrp, Nelson Psrkilurst ard 81 *
Clement copartnsrs doipg business under sbe srrn
name Of Godfrey, ColbErn d Co. 4 JIG Linisiay
]. V. Shaw and Rufus Gibbs, espsrsnefxdoing y,ss
4 insss Gnder the firm nsms of L5ndssey,. Shsv 3
Co.; Meses TylerSnd James @. oornlprscspsrs-
neTs deiag business under the fra uszrs Sf Tyi A.
Corning; Joaa McUioue, Jr., sEd Is. ". Me-
Cloud, eotsrsners DONG suinSss nndss shsefrn
name ef a;Clsud Bro; JsrstbaR HsganscEa
David Ransom, Warraus Ransom, AsroHRspsexya,
oo2sitners doing business under sbs firm pane ef
); =, d. iasnsom a Co.. 0. Underwood. E.s BastS.
W. Batiias and d. y. Battles, Calvin HrfS, Nat.
mar Rad, D, @. Striker, W. Il. Rolton FJs.rsn
20 Anls, george W. Wright, 1r.. end Ethsn A.
TO tbs above nanss Dsfeasuis: se
N She nsnos Of the State of MinHesoia, red And
Il tach of you are hereby summoned snA requares
to Snswer the cornPlaiut in this action, xhiehsSa
ssen i'sd IN the Office Of ths Clerk Of ths Dlstfc3
Ceurt Aforesaid and 20 ssrye copy Of your aasvsr
80 the said complaint on Me subscriber .. bis ofice
IN ~ Paai In ths county ana state Aforesaid,
% twenty days after the essrvics~hasssfyxcasfve OF
sae day Of saoh serYss; and II you fail to snsvsr
he said complaint within the time aforesaid. ths
slaln irs in shis action VIII apply TO shs Court for
thsreiisf senandsd in the complaint.
ALBERT EDG GEIFON, Atty FOR pIHs
Dated 81 Paul, December sIst, 1859.
Jan. II, 1861. sv
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11


The committee appointed to wait upon
the Chief Justice, reported his Honor
present, and he then proceeded to admin
ister the oath of Office to the members OF
the Senate to which they severally sub.
scribed. 's. '". -" ~a-
The CHAIR stated the next business in
order was the election Of officers. ".".'
On motion Of Mr.. McLAREN, the Sen
ate proceeded to the election of Secretary
Mr.. WATSON nominated A. b. Web
Der, of Freeborn county. ~~5- - -f7ai.
Mr. Webber was unanimously elected
The Senate proceeded to the election of
Assistant Secretary. .-~.@ As-A
Mr.. WATSON nominated G. A. ,Emmell,
of Ramsey, aud the roll being called, he
was unanimously elected, all the Senators
voting one, McRoberts. @%
VIM. D. Hale, Of Goodhue county, was
nominated by Mr.. McLaren for Enrolling
Clerk, and recpived the unanimousyote Of
all the Senators present.
r Mr.. FAKE nominated Mr.. @. j, Short,
Of Mower for Engrossing Clerk, and the
roll being called he was unanimously
elected. 'rs - ''s.@ 80 s'i@{4
Mr. COOK nominated W. H. Shelley,
Of Ramsey, for Sergeant at Arms Mr.
Shelley was unanimously elected. " ~
The next business being the election OF
| Fireman,
M cook nominated r. A. Hausuer, oI
Washington, and be WIS unanimously
elected.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
ALABAMA, Jan. s.


t'ia..s. ALABAMA, Jan. s.
"-ur. Phdlips, sEcEssroSfsT, pas mla}e
temporary chairman. lHr. Fosoler, secesston
,st, ,oas elected Sssretary. TIE Contention
determined to ssceds By a large majority."
This determines the complexion of the
Alabama secession Convention. y.
a LOUISIANA, Jan 3.
"7He IMMEDIATE sscsssDniSts hue carried
the day IN tie eJection an Mis State"
This disposes of one of the few coDserva
tive spots in the South, including the city
of New Orleans, which it was claimed
would be loyal 10 the Union from its com
mercial connections with the Northwest.
MISSISSIPPI, ian. rs.
n resolution WaS passed that u commit
tee Of .fthsen be upp0inted by the I,rsside'lt
sith nsstrucsisns to prepare and report as
speedily as possible an ordinance of ssces-
son, etc The next day said committee
unanimously agreed on said ordinance"
Here then are four States added to the
movement Of South Carolina.
The other day We heard enough to con-
vince as that Georgia makes the fifth.
Poor little Florida constitutes the
sixth
At the same time We hear OF ships sail
ing with troops for Charleston, and OF
troops moving from distant points for the
protection of the Capital. ..-
And yet, with all this there are, men
credulous enough TO believe that it lies in
the power of the Republican party by a
profigate qualification Of their principles,
and an abandonment of all that makes them
party, to arrest with word this torrent
OF madmcn. -p-- ,Ft as.u
Such men will not 'waken until the clash
and clamor Of battle rings in their ears.
We sincersly. deprecate sueL q state of
things, but we. cannot and viii not shut
our eyes to the realities Of our position.
IF this government is to be maintained
WE MUST FIGHT FOR 1T. ,.9.L 81 Sss4
Ifnot, We admit the imbecility of our
form of government, and there is but one
result, ANARCHY. Del" '.' ~. '.. .1.
The argument Of South Carolina strikes
deep. Once admitted as truth, aud we
have no hold upon any part of our eonted-
eracy; not even upon any portion Of our
people. IF all laws rest for their efficiency
upon the consent OF each distinct section
and every distinc: individual, there is no
Law. The rule Of tie majority has disap-
peared. Disseminated communities and
dissatisfied rogues will be in state OF
chronic rebellion ... ..-a a... 81.
What thief e'er felt ,hs halter draw sHf
With sosd opinion ofthe law"
Nor is this theory we have seen with
in day or two the Mayor Of the greatest
city in the Union seriously propose seces-
sion from the State of which it has always
been a component part. .. .,. a..
Can any man fail to perceive that all
this means, in one word, the abolition o,
government; in another word-ANARcHY.
Can any man fail to perceive his duty in
the premises2 It is to rally aronnd the
GovcrnIncnt-arOund the Constitution as
as It's and the Union as it itis-around the
stars and stripes--ar0und the traditions Of
the Revolution, the principles Of the Revo-
luton and the institutions, which its ex-
pendIture of blood and treasure created
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11

Fey There is some talk according to
the Russian journals, ,of yhorse-traction
railway in Persia, from Teheran to Tauris,
to facilitate the transport for passengers
and merchandise towards the Black Sea,
with extension to Trebizond, or by Erivan
and Titiis to Fell.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11

Of the Federal laws, the destruction Of
traitors, and the preseryationo OF che Union:
and, farther, that this Unioni which has
cost so much blood and treasure to our an
cestors, imperatively demands, when the
dread necessity shall arise, as large sac
rifice to defend and naintain it, and that
Minnesota, tr the extent of her ability and
means, is ready To respond!
ResoIred, That we caution our fellow
citizens of the, States meditating secession,
TO beware Of the counsels of. the willy pol
iticians who are seeking personal aggran-
dizement By the ruin Of the Republic, sud
cordially invite them TO unite with rs In our
determination, to do all IN ,lopr power, no
matter what the cost. to save. for our pos
terity the Constitution and the Union, as
We received them from our fathers:
Tn reports of the State Auditor and
State Treasurer were presented, and laid
on the table. Ill a.. ssi15J asst M
5a..n ssa JOINT RULES. l f
Messrs. Sherwood and Petit were ap-
pointed committee 70 act IN conjunction
with committee on the port of the Sen
ate to report Joint rules.
Mileage
On motion Of Mr.. WHITE, commit
tee Of three was gappeinsedlsto report the
amount of mileage 30 be credited to each
member. The, Chair appoinied Mesars-
White, Cathcart and Haydsn
STATIoNERY,
Mr. DRISC0I,L moved tAat certificates
for five dollars worth Of stationery be is
sued to each member Of the House.
Some debate ensued. .,-, ,..s
Mr.. MANTOR offered resolution TO
the same effect. ''.'' %
| Mr.. PATTERSON moved TO strike out
five and insert three. Lost. l.a ~ s....-
The question coming upon Mr. Mantors
substitute,
And the yeas and nays being called for
and ordered, there were yeas 25, and nays
| IT, as follows: aa .5 g3s .y.5f,
EAs--Baxter, Butler, Cathcart, Cham
/ bin, Chapman, Cneadle. Childs, Driscoll,
! Gregory. Harkins, Hoskins. Hayden,
/ Howe, Hunt, Kennedy Lie Blond, Mantcr,
Sergeant, Sherwood Smith, Stewart,
Tattersau. Warner, White, Wood ani
Mr.. Speaker. ... b. ., .,a .,......
| NAYs.--Messrs. Acker, Banning, Cornell,
Hoskins, Hanscome, Kidder, Mayhew,
Morrison, Munich, Patterson, Paulding,
Petit, Strecker, Tefft. Thomas, Wheeler,
and Whiting a .na ], r.s al Is.
So the resolution was adopted.
| gr.I -ar lr., GOOD, .s...
Mr.. BANNING, Of Ramsey, gave no.
tice that on to, morrow or soma future day
he would introduce bill to change the
name of Toombs county, to ANDERSON
county. THE gentleman from Ramsey is
uncompromising in his hostility to Trai-
tors.
ELECTION OF PRINTER.
| Mr.. TEFFT of Wabashaw, my ed that
| this House meet the Senate in joint conven-
ton Tomorrow morning for the purpose OF
electing an Incidental Printer
Mr.. CORNELL Of Hennepip, opposed
the move. He was not prepared to vote
for any one yet, and was opposed to the
principle of electing party organ TO be
fed on patronage which the people of the
State must pay for. 1t should be,given.to
the lowest bidder, the same as any thing
else to be done for the State. .s b.
The motion was tabled. I.,...s f. . I'D.
After some further unimportant business,
the House, at II o'clock, adjourned for
the day '.... ''@' .-
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GROVER & BAE
CELEBRATED NOIsELEss
Family Sewing Machine.

WHAT is especially claimed for The GROVER 4
w BAKER Sewing Machines, is
That 1t makes stroager and AapiSoas- seam
ahsn ia made by hand, or by any other machine
That it makes more sSas,ic seam, which will
Withstand tho tests of wear and washing and iron.
ing, better than that made by any other machine
That the speed at which II can be used IL hiehsr
than any other, and the power required to operate
IL is less than that required by any other machine
That 1t is nearly nolscless In its operations.
That its construction is more simple, and the la
bility to disarrangement less than in any other.
That it can be more quickly learned, more easily
kept in order, sotreadg for use, and changed from
one quality or grade of work, than ANY other.
It's Applicability to the entire range Of family
sewng-from the finest and most delicate textures,
TO the heaviest and cosrser fabrics.
These Machines will be sold a NEW YORK
PRICES, from $50 70 800.
Mrs. Folsom will LEARN ANY ONE buying Ma.
chine, hew to opperats,
FREE OF CHARGE,
nd to give sstIsfaoto
STITCHING DONE TO ORDER
And at low prices.
Please give Us call.
w. w. FOLSOM,
Rogers Block, Third Street, 81. Paul.
P. e. Keeps on hand MACHINE THBEAD.
SILK, NEEDLES and HEMMERs for sale.
Oct. 26. dkvsm
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Minaesota 4esislatnre.
--&---
THIRD SESSION..

Repoi ted for the Daily Mmnesoiian. ,.4l "
Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
SENATE.-At II O'Clock NJ, the Sen
ate was called to order by the President,
Lieut.. Gov. DONNELLY. -,. .r
The CHAIR called upon Mr. Cleveland
to act rs Secretary pro JeSe.: ---t-.---
On motion of Mr.. WATSON commit
tee of two, consisting of Messrs. Watson
and Pell, was appointed to wait upon
Chief Justice Emmett and request bim to
administer the oath Of Office to the mem
berS. .a's b. s..--.-.s...-.-t .fl.ss-. r
The CHAIR then called the role mem
bers 10y districts, when the following Sen:
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1861-01-11
TO MARRIED LADIES
CAUTION.

TAsss JsU. sho@Id xosbs te.k4n 6y JesR0Z>s de-
ring tAs FIRST 7XfEE K0lsIXS Of PrS0nas
oy, as Msv are surs to bring on Nisoaxrfogs, 6u
as any ether tS~so taey are cafe. N'.'
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight Ok.
ertions, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, tfese Pills will effect cure when all othe,
means have failed; and although powerful rsme.
dy, do not contain iron, salomsl, an.imony, any
thing kurlful TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each PACK.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United statez and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Lste 1. G. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, NJ
E.B.-S1 90 and postage atamps enclosed 10
any authorised Agent, will insure bottle, contain
ing 80 Pills, by return mail. sl..5 O.. s,as:i
Sold by Day jerks, and R. q. Combs, 81. Paul.
and all good druggists. H.. aa
St. Paul, Oct IS, 1860. -.# e. =. ..
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Carpet Weaving.
PIONEER FOUNDRY
AND
WORKS

VNHIs Establishment 10 now In fun blast, Casting
regularly twice week, and will furnish Cast.
ings at the following prices:
Building Columns. Bash Weights, Sleigh Shoes, st
four cents per lb.
Brass CAST ings, 20 cents per lb., and all other
Wsrk In proportion. GILMAN.
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