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NEDNkSUAT, JBu. v.
Atmarket-Cattle i22o, Sheep and Lambs T7o,
Swine 2i60
PRicEs-afarksf BssE-Extra. SO 25a - rs arst
quality ~ 5Oa % 10; second 10 % II 5 third zoe
10 10 pr 100 lbs, lhe total weight Of hides, sow
and dressed Beef
Hidss-ysl0c per ID:
Taiioe-lOaiIc per ID
L.smb Skins-S2 50a3O.
SAsep Skfns-$2y50 800.
caD Sliss-l7 a 200. pr lb.
Storss-Yearlngs $UO 70 % two yrs. old, 90 s00t
three yrs. old, % 90.
Working Oxsn.-SlO to 06.
Miiek Cons.-S35a CO, extra, 75aio0, the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon tho hney Vt
the purchaser.
Sheer and Lssbs-Prices. Shcared Sheep 90 10 90
per ID. Old sheep ~ to 9ie. Lambs 500 to0O
per head.
S.sins-wholesale 900 to 1000 per b.. retail 90 70
90. Fat Hogs-I4 to it!c per ID.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DIR. URANN,

Who has made so many wonderful and instsnta-
neous cures of cases supposed inourable, will re-
main q. sAC0 HOUSE, saco, for 9 short time Ion.
ger aWT
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vpos,r,s printed :. this ones.
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81 The complesest official returns Of the
Presidential election give the following 70.
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Mr.. Lawson Hall OF Gorham vas chopping
wood on Friday last, when a tree, which he
had felled, lodged upon another, and q heavy
limb broke and camo down, striking Mr..
Hall upon the top OF the head. crushing the
skull. and death ensued in few minutes Of
terward.
The House bill 10 increase tho tax on whis.
key to $500 o gallon, from tho 6st OF mex,
January, passed the Senate on Wednesday
and now awaits only tho Presidents signature
to become law. Only two Unionists in the
Senate voted against IL.
Robert Winfield. MissIsippian. lately
hired a negro boy to 20 and murder his wife.
from whom no Was trying to get divorce.
The negro went about his work and left tho
woman for dead. though she was alive at last
accounts. Winfield was afraid the negro
would inform upon him and 80 shot him dead,
and was himself hung soon after.
Tho rebels are rebuilding the railroads do
stroycd by Sherman In Georgia. As iron u
no. to bs had they arc using wooden rails.
fastened to tho ties BY wooden pegs. Lead
d so scarce In the Coufedsracy that they are
cutting OF sink spouh In Richmond 10 cast
into bullets.
Burlington, w., has received city char
ter, which Is to DO submitted to q popular
vots Of the people. Hitherto there has been
but one city 10 that Acknowledgements.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4.
At charlottesville i22o, Sheep and Lambs T7o,
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Negro suffrage.
Prom the Wilton News Republican,, ESD.

TrVn the WHOM NEWS (ncpuWiC3nb HSu
lst. We oppose the amendment giving
negroes the right Of suffrage because we
believe that their complication should
forever debar them from amalgamatine
with the white race, and that an attempt
to bring them into society with whites, on
equal terms, will be an injury to both
races, and always be frightful source of
contention, discord, corruption, and even
bloodshed and that the pale face" will,
for all time, be "as heartily despised" in
an African settlement as the "black face A"
is among the whites; and that there is q
barrier between Us and them that ought
not to be torn down.
I'd. We think that every human being is
entitled TO equal rights-that the negro
can never obtain these rights in commu-
mites of white men, OF oice oersa,-that
tie government should provide homesteads
and schools for these people in commu-
nifty by themselves, beyond the reach of
the white man and where they may have
an opportunity to make q respectable live
hhoOd and permanent homes.
Sd. We are of the opinion that it Is
the hight of folly to throw open the bal
lot box to several millions of men, nine
tenths of whom are as ignorant and de-
graded az men can be, and thus open q
pool of corruption for unprincipled dema-
gogues to sail into power on.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-Such q scene
as that at the War-office yesterday is
worth regiment of men to the army.
Each one of the half q score of brave
troopers who there received the thanks of
the country, the warm grasp of Secretary
Stantons vigorous hand, and furlough Of
thirty days for his gallantry in capturing
the enemyis colors, becomes a host in
himself and a double terror to the foe.
If the rebels wish to know what makes
our cavalry so efficient, they should re-
member that the furloughs of our men are
written upon rebel battle flags. Fifty
enough, the fair wife of the gallant Oustar,
to whose division these men belong, was
present, and graced the occasion with wo-
mans smiles and beauty. The men were
bronzed veterans of the deepest hue, and
the ismell of powder was literally about
them. But what was best of all was the
tear that glistened in eyes that never
quailed on the battle 6eld. That told the
story of their pride and joy.
CYMON.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

AMERICAN EXPIRES COMPANY,
SupKRsKTENDKsT's OFFICE MINNESOTA Division, ;
r..l-g. ST. PAUL March %, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that the property as per LIT
below now remaining unclaimed or oherwtfe in
points In the State of Minnesota will be so,d at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at St. Paul. on the
18th day of May next unless the shall be called
CHAS. 81 EATON, Supt. MINI. Division.
<. F. WARNER Agent st Paul
LIVINGSTON, FARGO q CO., Projectors.
pkg, c Becker, st Paul; bdl, J Bridges, St
Paul: pkg, A Boyir gton, st Paul; pkg, d Cory.
St Pan; ksk, E II Flint st Paul: pkg. Lieut. d
Jacobs Chipa Station; pkg, Rev Gahr, st
st Panl: Pkg, W Russell st Paul: box Regis
ter of Deeds, Bayfield,; box, Register Of Deeds,
Ashland; box, Register Of Deeds, Ashland: l pkg
h Waugh, st Paul. l BID, j Busch, Winona; cast.
ing, v Dyer, Winona; / pkg, N Ganlt Winona;
wheels Graham, Winona; pkg. w Ham
mond. Winona; pkg, McHugh, st Charles; l
pkg. n B Stevens Winona; l bag; Scott WI
selling, st Peter; sickle, w Hatfield, st Peter;
pkg, Long, st Peter: pkg, WP Murray, st Pc,
ter; casting, unknown, st Peter; pkg, Wakefield
Wakefield & Sons st Peter; pkg, W searle,
Faribault; pkg, II Melon, Medtord: casting,
Head, Rochester: castings Conklin q b, Roch-
Babcock St Charles; bdl, Mr. Fogg, Lake City;
box Fletcher, Mankato; casting, Hamey,
Mankato; / pkg, w Olhouse de Terre; pkg,
c Campbell, st PAUL: pkg, Rev Chubut Bayfield,;
pkg, Devlin. st Paul: l pkg, W New
berry, st Paul; box, Mrs w n Patnell, st Paul;
/ b box A Pease, Palmer's Grove; iron, W P d
CO, st Paul; box, Laura stoneliss, Clinton Falls:
pkg, q Steinberg, st Paul; pkg, w Stillwell, st
Paul; pkg. F Thornton, St Paul; pkg, Jas Ken
NEEDY, st Paul; box, Jno Mills WinOna pkg. G
w Mchenor, New sharon; bdl Jas Gwivin, WI
mona: Pkg. Geo Sawyer, winona: 1pkg a Smire,
Winona;. L pkg,.F E shandrew, Winona; box,
j Tyler, wfnopa; pkg, B Young, Winona: pkg,
pkg, Lacy's Hotel, Austin; pkg Morrill,, Austin;
pkg, Crees, Preston; Pkg, P Heber, Pleasant
Grove; pkg, c B Knapp Chatfeld; pkg, W
Jackson, Elfota; pkg, " Marsh, Elliota; pkg,
Erred Ide. Lenora; 1 box, II Wade Red Wing;
casting, a Lester, Red Wing; l pkg, Thos Brad
way, Cannon City; sickle, Isaac slocum, Hastings;
bale Mrs Dobreimer, Hastings; pkg, II
Beckwith, Hastings boxes, D Eyre, Hastings:
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For Throat Disorders and Cough.

For Throat Disorders and Coughs.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoomB are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired
These Lozenges are prepared from highly e.
teemed recipe for alternating B.or' HAL ArvscroNa
ArmA, HoARsEHrss Couaus, CoLDs, and Irritation
or Soreness Of the Threat
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS
viii ind them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exertion Of the vocal organs having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech. Sold at IS cents per box, by all
Dealers in Medicine. S-1md&w
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,

b accessible TO all Why risk Chills and Fever,
Bilious Remittents Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaints.
Nervous Prostration. or any Of the epidemics and
endemics which "crop ont" everywhere with the
coming Of the spring, when they can be e6ectualy
prevented by the occasional use Of the gentle
stmulant the finest Alternative, and the best stom-
achicever drawn from the resources Of the vegetable
knSdom' Its like u not to be found as 4 rsoTso-
TIVE OF REnrDz, either among the standard pre-
scnptions Of the Faculty or the advertised medi-
cines Of the day. tE.-3 r5'.a
Sold everywhere. sp1.1w-d&w
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DHE NIX FOU NDR
MACHINE SHOP,

On Trout Brook, at the Railroad Crossing, neal
Dayton's Bluff Hudson Road
The attention of all Machiniss, NIL Builders. ann
the people of the State of Minnesota 81 Arge Is re-
epecffuy solicited to the facilities which our Ph9n
Foundry and Machine Shop Affords for furnishing
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY Of al kinds, such
ss Steamboat Iaohinery, Engines, Engine Repair.
mo. Four NJ, and saw Mil Gearing and Eons
Arch Stonea Building Comma Crate Bars Sleigh
Shoes, Oven Mouth !, Sugar Kettles Iron Ratings
for ReeidenceA emetetiee, &c Iron and brase Cast
ing Patterns made and finished at the shortest coce.
~ Cash paid Tor Old Iron
jel1-d&Wly WEBB 4 WBRlCK.
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HVHE SPRING CAMPAIGN.

The enemy IL upon rs! Not one enemy but
multitude From swamp and morass from vale and
prairie from filthy streets and docks from lakes.
rivers and lagoons, they rise to asssil u.s. No man
sees them-none are aware of their presence until
smitten down pale and helpless on couch of pain.
Who are these foes! Not embattled rebels, but
assailants much more terrble-the armies of the ar
Mephitic exhalations fogs that chill the marrow the
elements of disease that winter held in chains but
which the sun and ain have liberated nom the son.
ened soil to prey upon the unprotected and the
feeble ......
how thall they be bafaedi simply by invigo-
rating the stomach and the nervous system. The
purest and mos, harmle OF Tonics,
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-n Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
Of charge Address Dr.. j. sKiLLiN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phil
ephia, Pa. ans d&w1y
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T. ANDS FOR SALE.

We offer the above Lands, taxes paid, title per.
feet and selected Lands. We also have 10000
ACRES OF LAND. in various counties, at similar
low figures, for cash. ,..-..
MORGAN & McCLOUD,
Real Estate Agents, st. Paul. Minnesota.
March "a 1865 A ,. 24-d1m3tawl6w
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Hair DYeI Hair Dye 2

H3If Dy0! Hair Dye
BACHELORS HAIR DYE il the best in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye-Hamlese-
instantaneous and Reliable produces . splendid
Black or Natural Brown-remedies the III effects Of
Bad Dyes and frequently restores the original color
Sold by all Druggists. The genuine is signed W. A.
Bachelor, 81 Barclay street. New York. jans-1y
" NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness, ETC., CAN BE CURED by one who hu.
really cure1 himeelf and hundreds of others, ana
win tell you nothing but the TRUTH. Address
with stamp EDWARD b. TRAVER,
b9-d,w,uw-1y Lock Box, Boston Mass
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We would respectfully call the attention OF sur
Old Customers and the Public generally to the fol-
lowing advertisement comprising some Of the lead
ing articles which. with increased facilities, We
offer to the trade:
500 Bbls. Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
10 Bbls. Holland Gin.
20 Bbls. Neutral Spirits
10 Pipes and eight Dbls COgnac Brandy.
% Pipes Cherry, Madeira and Port Wine
80 Baskets Champagne.
60 Cases Closet and SouIers Wine
500 thousand Choice Brands Cigars
50 Cases Sardines.
200 Cases Cove Oysters.
80 Pkgs. Pruues.
10 Bbls. CuranA.
50 Hhds. Brown Sugar.
$50 BblAI Refined Sugar.
zoo PkRx Nolasses and Syrup.
% Boxes Pepper and Sriee.
go Boxes 0ro1pd Spices assorted.
500 thousand g. D. Gaps.
1000 thousand escorted Dies Sh0a.
5000 Lib. Small Rar Lead aradr
100 Boxes Babbits Saleratus.
1900 Kegs aeeoeted Nails and Sptkea.
soo Bo1as Window Glaak n1 r
% Gases FlaskA.
600 Coils Manila Ropa
100 Doz. Bad OoedA III -..EI
Is Pair Blocks assorted.
80 Bales Oakum.
10 Bbls. Pitch.
1000 Pigs. Wagon Grease
100 Bbia Carbon on.
500 Don Pals and Tuba
100 BbA Dried Fruits, assorted.
100 Pkgs assorted Ten.
% Seeks Rio Coma
100 BbiA Ground Co0ee a... s..
50 PktA o. @. Java Coff5e. ,.,.
500 Boxes Assorted Brands Tobacco
200 Bbia. Fme-Cut Smoking Tobacco.
20 Kegs Gold Leaf Chewing De
$50 Boxes Soap. ..,.- .-a.d ...t - ..- ..
200 Boxes Assorted Candida ,-r
- A M p L r -
o. the above articles friends VIII always nd ue
ready and "uling to show.
]. G. & 4. G. BURBANK & CO.,
CORNER LOWER LEVER AND sIBLEY ST.,
!tg st. Paul, Mimi.
JAM. 1896
= . ~ N n
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
- TRICT COURT COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Ellen n. Allen. by A. R Capehart her guardian
I'd lttsns against Lorenzo d. Alez. ,...-- .
IRevenue stamp-5O cents eancelledl b,
o. , t.It SUMMONS. 3 a'-.t ,..
The State OF Minnesota: To the defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled In the Office Of the Clerk Of this
state Of Mnnesota, and to serve copy Of yosr an
svper to the said complaint on the subscribers at
their Office in Saint Paul. IN the county Of Ramsey in
said State whn thirty days after the service Of this
service; and II you fall 10 aaswer the said conn
ptsint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff 10 this
action viii apply to the Court for the relief de-
handed in her ssid complaint.
VAN ErTEN B OFFICER,
0h24-w7t Plaintiffs Atrya st. Paul. MINI.
NOTICE OF sALE.-sTATE OF
~ MINNESOTA. DIST ICT COURT-COUN-
TY OF RAMSEY, SECOND DISTRICT.
Charles b. oaases and Juh. b: Cakes his wife,
and John Harrington and Eunice z Harrington, his
wife against Charles A: Haskins.
In pursuance Of a judgment and decree of the
District Court for the second District and county Of
ruay is65 and to me directed and delivered to ex.
ecute the same the subscriber, will cell at public
auction for cash. the highest bidder at the front
door of the Court House In st. Paul. in said county
of Ramsey on -. - 500 ...- I'D. .-.0
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, 1866
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. the fol-
lowing lands and psemises, lying and being in the
county of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, and de-
scrbed In SAID decree as follows, to wit: The east
onethird lI] Of lots seven III eight [sl and nine
[9l In block eleven I'LL in Whitney q Smiths Ad-
dition TO st. Paul. per the recorded plat and sur
vey thereof together with the tenements, heredta-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated February 18th, 1865.
DANIEL A. ROBERTSON,
feb24w7t Sheriff of Ramsey county.
VAN ET1Es d nFF,cER, Plaintiffs Attys, St Paul.
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N E" STAGE Rour re
LA CROSSE and ROCHESTER.
]. G. BURBANK AND CO.
Have stocked the Road from
ST, PAUL TO ROCHESTER
Running via Inver Grove. Empire City, Cannon
Fails Hades, Zumbrota, Pine Isa1d and
Oronoco. with
coon HORSES .AJV.D FIRST.CZASS
CO.NCORD CO.ACKR6.
And run - iolloWs, vix.:
Leave st. Paul at O'Clock A. n;
Arrive At Rochester same evening 1t O'Clock.
Leave Rochester at O'Clock AZ;
Arrive ct st. Paal same evening at O'Clock.
Passengers going East by this line leave St Paul
ct O'Clock A. NJ; arrive at Rochester at O'Clock
r. leave Rochester 1t O'Clock A. II. tnext day
and arrive at Wnona In season for boat to La Crosse
same day. g.. ...-.,. .... ocs29
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u.S,7-3Q Loan

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scription Agency for the sale Of United States
per cent interest per annum, known a. the
Seven.Thirty Loan.
These Notes are issued under date Of August
18th, 1864 and are payable three years from that
time, in currency, or are convertible at the option
CT the holder into
TT 9 On cIY pER TENT
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GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth . premium OF nine
per cent, including gold interest from NovembeR.
which makes the actual profit on the 77so loan,
at current rates, including interest," about ten PEI
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from State
and nssn6sipsl tasseios, WAieA Odds from oss t.
tArss psr cent. ~ors, according to the rate levie
ON other properly. The interest d payable semi
annually by coupons attached to each note. which
may be cut q and sold to any bank Or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cont per day on q $50 Note.
Two cents IS 500 q
Ten g /" /" $500 /"
20 IS /" IS $1,000 g
81 g $4,000
Notes of all the denominations named viii be
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ttJS1SJp Li9F .itNJ cEW
HEALTH PRESERHER
) CERTAIN AND SAFE
For tho Rcmoral of 0ostrsctions and the insus0"ee
Of Reoularity in the Recurrence Of tho
. vt''a Monthly Periodic.
{ ~ They cure or obviate these numerous dis
eases that spring from lrregularity, by removing
theirregularity itself =. ''' .1-'
~ They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Pain
r. They cure Green Sickness (Chlsrosis).
Ct They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
palms In the back, and lower parts OF the body
Heaviness, Fatigue on slight exertions tupftasson
Of the Heart, Lo,oness Of Spirits, Hysterid, Sick
Head0che, Giddinsss, etc, etc. In wsrd, BY re-
moving the. Irrrrsmldrity, they remove the cause,
and with It ALL the effects that spring from 1t.
contain nothing deleterious to any constitution,
however delicate their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail to do, observation-disclosures. -stEI .
/ E~ They may be safely used at any age, and Al
sny period, Except DURING rHE FIRST rHRER MONTHS,
during which the unfailing nature Of their action
would infallibly PREVENT pregnancy. - ID
~ All letters seeking information or advice wta
be promptly freely and discreetly answered. =
! II Full directions accompany each box.
, ~ Price 81 per box, or six boxes for 20.
! u Sent by mall free Of postage, on receipt OF
~ Pamphlets sent BY mail free Of postage, by
Or. W. Z. MERWiN T. CO.,
63 Liberty st., New York, Proprietors.
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DR.. WRIcHT'S
RBJUVENATtNG ELIXIR !

Prepared from Pore Vegetable Extr.cts esntaia
Ing nothing Injurious 70 &c
snOst delicate. ,.,l;,-.,..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11
Che q onrier
"Wednesday. january IL. 1895.
THE MESSAGE.

We devote considerable portion of
our space in this issue to the publica-
ton of the Inaugural address Of Gov.
Grape, which document Ia deserving a
careful and attentive perusal by every
citizen Of Michigan. Politically there
is in it really +" nothing to speak of"
the Governor being evidently out of
his element in this line, resorts only
TO the sterreotyped rigmarole of the
chief fuglemen, bat in a business
point of view it is full of in
terest, giving in clear unmis-
taxable terms the facts concerning the
various institutions and resources of
the State, and setting forth views in
regard to the proper policy necessary
to secure the most judicious manage
ment Of those institutions, and the
most advantageous development of
our resources, which ovince a thorough
business knowledge, aud an intimate
acquaintance with details in every de-
partmont. The views advanced may
not in all cases be the soundest and
most practicable, but they are in all
clearly stated, andhis conclusions plain
and definite. We have not, for
years, read az practical, sensible a
document emanating from the Chief
Executive Of Michigan, and political
considerations VIII by no means pre-
vent our giving credit where we think
it SO Justly due.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11
NEWS.

The most satisfactory item Of ia
tolligence during the past week
is the removal by the President Of
Gen. Butler from the command of tho
army of the James and the depart
ment of Virginia and North Carolina.
He is to seek new laurels in the "City
Of Spindles." Peace rlmors arc
again rife, the Tribune, 10th January
says "Blair, ST., is in Richmond, and
"goes especially to see what can be
"done in the way of peace. The Tri-
"JRns does not think they will succeed
"and urges the filling of our army,
"and making short work of the re-
"bellion. Blair is not created with
"any power from our Government,
"but we infer he is authorized to as
certain whether any true peace is now
"attainable." There is but little do
ing in tho military line. Legislation
at Lansing seems to be progressing
quietly and about after the usual order
at the early part Of the session. AS
to political matters it seems to be a
sort Of an "era Of good feeling"
among all the membsrs. A bill hav-
ing been introduced some days since
by Senator Jerome, to allow the issue
of Saginaw County Bonds to raise
means for dredging the river, is taxi
ing the customory course and will in
ali probability pass. Altogether the
past has aot been remarkable woek
for news of any sort.
Since closing the above paragraph,
we learn by an article in the Detroit
Tree Press, that tho salt boring expert
ment at &c Chair, is success, or at
least is so reported. "Tho WE'LL" says
the writer, 'has now reached a depth
'of twelve hundred fect. Tho drill
''is damned in so that IL can never be
''moved other ono way or The other,
"and the sinking of this particular
swell may be considered practically
.'at an end. The brine, however, pours
"into the well around the drill, and is
''now boing pumped out the rata OF
'onei hundred and sixty TO two hum
"dred barrels per day. Tho strength
''of the brine is eighty-Gve per cent.
"Ihus the product of the brine pump
"oA out would be about forty barrels
"of clear salt per day. This is brine
'cnough to keep ono block Of sixty
'1settles in constant operation" : -