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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-31
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

10 mulberry tea sets assortment of the above for
6 dozen do tea breakfast, dinner and tea
Is do plates asst sizes 100 fancy teas
80 do dishes and naples 100 dozen C plates
Mulberry sauce turcneS and 80 do tumblerS
boats % do glass lamps
Mulberry butter and custard Sauce plates
plates Decanters and fancy mugs
Mulberry flowing, pitchers Match safes, jacket lamps
and basins Japanel spttoons and bed
80 Herring and light blue lamps.
and spanglcd sets, full
With a thousand other articles too numerous to men,
ton. Persons wishing to purchase goods, will find II
profitable TO call and examine this stock before purcha
sing elsewhere. ID. L. FULLER.
ST. Paul, Dec. 10, 1851.
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Office.

IL persons having unsettled accounts with d. I,,,
Il LER are hereby notified that they must c,u A., -
just the same by the Goth this month"; " ~ ""
81. Paul, Dec. 49, lSol ID, l. Er,,r,
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II AEON of extra quality, for sale by
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talsfed in the result The lower rates OF duties
as recommended by Mr. Walker. filled the treasury
without resort 10 direct taxation. Witness the present
redundant treasury The result OF Mr. Walkers schemes
OF finance, and the best evidence OF his sagacty Whilst
Mr. Eyanss predictions have proved erroneous, all Mr.
Walkers calculations have been than accomplished
and we have oyerfowing treasury
Mr.. Walkers financial arrangements carried US sue
cessiuy through the Mexican campaigns, and resulted
IN glorious peace, without calling for dollar in the
shape OF direct taxation. All this is matter OF record
Ia returning home Mr.. Walker will receive the hearty
congratulations o the democratic party Of all sections OF
me country as one OF its most devoted and able cham
pions Whilst abroad he suffered much froEa illness.
that his wife deemed Il necessary TO the Atlantic to
administer 10 his wants, and his friends had despared OF
his recovery. But we graied learn that he has
returned in vigorous health and fully prepared co.ope-
rate with his friends, and TO meet his opponents ia the
pending civil campaign. Come what may Robert ].
Walker will always be found the side OF his country,
battling with all internal traitors and external enemies.
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From the Knoxville Wing, October lo
Terror In the CamD.

The Scott whg orators and journals 10 Tennessee afe
now in The midst OF most decided panic The speakers
are holding forth night and day. and publishing long lists
OF appointments IN the different counties, extending 10
the week OF the election The papers publishing
agerated accounts OF Scott meetings. making loud boasts
OF carrying the State by ten twenty Thousand OF
Ioy when in reality they fear that they will carry
the unterrhed OF The Stale. but now, it is plain bs
seen. they have become the extremely Terrified and
the least pane- stricken among them the Knoxville
leaders IL IS really distressing 10 see the mortal terror
which they manilest and the mischief OF il is that with
all the disposition ia the world administer their
iei we cannot give them grain OF comfort, Tor
are consceatously OF The opinion that their fears
An farming apathy prevailing in all the stalwar coun-
ties OF whggery in East Tennessee-the whg
not aroused 10 the importance OF voting Tor Scott and
they ALLcannot be SO aroused.
There has not been presidential election in twenty
years at which the whg candidate did not promise be
more successful in Tennessee The cry OF Scott and his
battles has been raised often that falls dead upon the
ublic ear. We candidy confess that Tennessee is
whig Stale by majority of 1000 votes, when there s
full turn out of paries but must stale. in connexon
with this confession that Scott get The Of the
State The Webster ticket will receive several thousand
votes, II 10 well known hut without third ticket Scott
cannot carry the Stale Pierce has done nothing
ior himself whig support; he promises nothing that
should entitle him to whg But consistent. firm,
and true southern wings cannot endorse Scott, by
their votes sanction the treachery and vilany which
forced him upon the country a candidate for the pres
dency For the sake of party consistency, then. all anti
Scott wings in Tennessee-and their names legions-
must and will go for Webster and Jenkins This they
ought TO do and in after life they point 10 the fact
that they voted for two sound constitutional wings and
Union men.
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Bureau Typographical Engineers, sept 49, leSa.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary q War until Tue
river which time The contract viii be awarded % the lowest re
men aud shall moi exceed oas hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS
The materials forming only be thoroughly
npedmsn,s The navigation thereof
o. f e WIN s 5 ss :. h @
destroyed, shall be inspected BY
Is The faei us deparsat pay proportion Of
price agreed upon a. ns portion h. bear 10 the snas
shall be less than dlosn ihs whole work.
July next 1884, win which he willing
ps,e within that ~ a., and also the sum 0 which he win under
ior the period he viii and will
4 When The time speeded ia contract completion
the work shall have arrived the shall inspected by Off
m shall such thar the has fully
w u @ ssa ne rsn % @ hs work y oo
under But appear
tbs balance eaaa au. on The eoasc, Be he
United States 4 hs shall be satisfied thai
gngemeu shall complete without any
lion o,hs seeery Of War Will Be allowed him for ,a
And the Of that Time work shall be completed
required give $4,000
will transmit az the same time with MS proposals the names o. The
that they Will sign his bond ureues as above mentioned and
State in which he resides thai are respectable
and that he considers them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
The proposals will be addressed the marked on
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River Raft
The Republic Ineisencer and Union, Washington d C cou
s and 1 and ac n
na. ohio Journal, Louisville, Kenucky St Louis
La New Orleans bulletin, Bee,
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert The above
Sept 2l-diot&2awtJm
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HsADeuAnrEHs MAmsr ooHps,

HRADQuARTKRs NJ ARIaE CoRPs,
QuAriermasters Office, Washington, Oct. Ia, 1854.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be IL
y O'Clock, Thursday, ih day November neil
furnishing the United marines following
lions for the year 1885, viz, f#
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire
ChaIesovn Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsyivaniai
Gospou, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District OF Columbia
Each consist OF fresh
pound eighteen bread
made Of upsrnne -four superne nou the option OF the
of good Coffee twelve
white beans OF of salt four
pounds hard brown half pounds good
hard dipped tallow candles, each hundred rauons.
The beef required shall be delivered the order OF the
mandng officer Of each either in bulk by the single raion
shall choice Of
the pork be No and the Of the best
quality of the kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid win be this office unless accompanied by
ohe awarded The suf
ciency Of the be certified by osca
To endorsed Proposals Rstons The lowest bidder will
be neuhed of The fact through the post othce.
The Republic, Washington the Portsmouth ournal Pormon
New Hampshire Atlas Advertiser Daily Courier Bes
Massachusetts Buaker Hill Chareso~n, Massachu
ses New York Courier Enquirer Mirror Express and Post New
York; Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia North Americans Sum- and Daily Times, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Patriot and American, BALTIMORE Maryland Ga
zetle, Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whg and Republican
gna and Gazette, Pensacola Florida, win give
above three insertions week until the Ih Of November
next and send the accompanied by printed copy OF the
advertisement, payment Oct l2-3awtNoyll
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From the Boston Times.
Robert j. Walker.

Among the passengers in the steamer Arctic Just ar.
rived at New YORK from Liverpool, perceive the name
OF Hon Robert Walker, OF Mississippi, late Secretary
OF The Treasury under the glorious administration OF the
late President Polk. lie has been absent about year
on important business 10 Europe, and we cordially bid
hIm welcome back 10 his county.
MIR Walker is one Of the able and distinguished
statesmen OF hs or any other county As we'll read
lawyer and able advocate, he holds the highest rank
As wise, sagaclous. and comprehensive statesman in
the most enlarged view, he has superior In all the
walks OF life he has ways sustained posi-.
hon. In college ie although he the very Youngest
member o hs class, he graduated with the highest hon.
ors OF the college As politician aud ardent friend of
Gen Jackson in early life bis counses were WISE and
he was aident and energetic in carrying them out. He
possessed IN an eminent degree the confidence Of Gen
Asa senator in Congress for many years. from Mssis
sppi, whilst he was always 10 the beat interests Of
bis State, he enjoyed The confidence by hs fidelity and
won the admiration by his talents, oil The democracy OF
the nation In party controversies he 10 be found
where The blows fell lhickest and strongest and always
IN defence Of the Union and the best interests Of his
coany. Like the patriotic Pierce, he was for the whole
country, without exclusive regard TO North or South
East or West.
His patriotic Efforts il favor OF The remuneration Of
Texas are well known 10 the whole country Bu for
his mastery manifesto on this subject in 1884, addressed
to the good Of the North as well as the South and
for his able efforts IN the Senate a, that tme the fertile
State OF Texas would have been annexed 10 this
Union. The North and the South would have been de.
pved of its benefits and in lieu thereof we might have
been involved N a warke contest with England Rob
e walkers unltfng Efforts saved IA from this caas
trophe.
As Secretary of the Treasury during The whole admin.
islration OF President Folk Mr. Walker proved himself
to be one Of the greatest Of hnancers HIS comprehen
sive mind embraced at glance all the financial peculiar
ties and resources OF is great republic. liz bs early
treasury reports he Swallowed forth all the vast resontces
Of the country tor repenshng the treasury without re
sort 10 direct taxation. Mr.. Evans, the whig chairman
OF the Committee Finance in the Senate had predc ed
national bankruptcy and the borrowing Of money a, The
hrst demand All he predictions and croakings were
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ihe name Of viii be upon booIs unless th
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant snbsebers forward money postage
which w be paid BY and all sk
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period loss thaa year will
terms Iaoportioned 10 the above rates.
O PosTMAsrERs act az our agents and by
sending DAILY Subscribers
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 encosed viii be entitled copy The
edition they furnish subscribers for gratis
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Prom the Savannah Georgian Of the Ist
Question OF the Florida election Settled -
Democracy Triumphant.

The arrival OF the jacksonville mail on Saturday, and
the Tallahassee mail yesterday removed all doubt OF
glorious democratic triumph having been achieved in
Florida. The majority the democratic State ticket
will not vary much, think, from two hundred, show
ing gain Of about hundred since 1850 -CabelPs
majority being then four hundred and eighty The dem
ocralc majority IN the legislature will be very large
probably not less than fifteen in body consisting OF
sixty members
well-advised and reliable friend writes as follows
from Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE Oct Is, 1862.
DFAR We have glorious victory 10 rejoice over.
We have swept the whole SateC ongTess governor and
large nalpttty Of the legislature have give
pattic0lars, btlt you may rely upon the facts.
The Scott party Is completely annhilated and cannot
rally ia Noyembsr Pierce viii carry the State one
Huuah Tor Florida Yours, G.
II. u HiLroS esq.
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From the New York Day Book.
The webster Letter.

Now that the Scott papers have made all that they
make out OF of their reports that Mr.. Webster
had signed letter Withdrawing bis from the pres
DENTAL canvass, we give the facts in the case.
The following, which take from this mornings
Herald, sets the matter IN its right light:
The Webster Leter.-No Baking Oui.
Day Book OFFICE New York, Oct. I9, 1852.
DEAR The enclosed teegraphc message
ceycd three O'Clock this afternoon late for insertion In
to-days Day Book send tito that may
dict the report that Mr. Webster has signed letter decl
uing the.use of his name. Respectfully, yours,
N. X. STIMSON
To The EDITOR the HERALD.
By 7sicgroph from Boston. saaT
BosToN, October 49, 1851.
special messenger has Just returned from Marshfeld.
There truth in the Blachford Mr. Webster
written letter advising his friends refrain from the
oil his name in connexion with the presidency He has
signed such letter win he write sigu any such
letter.
JOHN CLARK, Courier Office.
To the DAY Book.
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COMETHING NEw,-scoch port monnaes and card cases,
~ In the Scotch sye and attractive Also Turkey
Morocco with steel clasps in great variety and Of the
latest styles--convenien and cheap.
Also pearl and paper mace card Pocket knives Con-
ladies' Fentemen, and boys' knives, assortment
Arae qualities Ivo tablets, gold pens paper folders hand
Index book marks and
hui cents. Writing desks, portfolios. &c. nc
For sale by GRAY H. BALLANTYNE
Oct "a seventh street
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JOHN CLARK. Courier Office.
A cARn
mr. TPtbsisr', Hsaifh aud Ponsioa
WEBSTER COMMITTEE Roov,


62 William street, Tuesday evening, Oct. 49,
Rumofs have been circulated during the past few DAYS
10 the effect that Mr.. Webster had, in a OF alarm
rg Illness, consented TO sign letter prepared for him.
and now in the hands parties in this CITY. Ad
ing bis friends Withdraw their nonnaon of him The
presidency. The Webster General Committee OF New
York deem 1t their dnty caution the public against the
statement howevet absurd sn refer those de- esirops
ornenon TO the teegephic dispatches published Ia the
lIerbli This morning, but suppressed by the parry pa
The cauiio Is extended in reference to the
political Intelligence Of those papers generally al this
u Is obs rvtd that ihoy systematically empress alt
that portion o! The news which bears unavorsby upon
ihi~ movement
The committee would the public that they
possession OF despsches up this evening" from various
sources, OF authority, aud Marsh
Held all OF which agree 10 representing Mr. Websef's
hearth materially improved. and fully confirm The
upou which they have acted from The beginning that
h. will in take any step to restrain embsuass
ns ppoucrs. They think themselves warranted in
senng that Daniel Webstcr though betrayed is
capable al betrsYng has friends that when he has any
communication tor his friends they viii be the party
ceiye Il that when he concludes address the public he
viii do openly and that when he has anything say
he will say for himself We challenge the publication OF
the pretended letter.
BY order OF the commiitcc. #s..a
CHARLES J.. vosE, chairman.
ttEo. a HON, Secretary
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The HELLAM TOWNSHIP RooRBacK -One OF the mis-
erahe whig inventions Of the campaign IL wl be reco-
eced the story that I20 democrats oi Hellam town
ship had deserted Pierce and going for Scottthat
they had raised pole and displayed the Scot, and Ga
ban BANKER from It's top, sc &c
The tale was scarcely hedged before il was contra.
dcted and exposed but IL IL doubly nailed 10 tbe
counter By the actual Of the township a, The recent
election. The usual Diiy majony is rsasesd orer INV
rOisst Instead OF changes in favor of Scott the changes
against him
50 much for this pct Roorback ttlenos, bu, moi
the least characteristic Of The whg achievements of ths
campaign otIrauJs-Abang drgus
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NEW Fall MuIinery.-Mrs. CIIoATE will open
IN Saturday, the 18th ladies
and vicinity be accommodated the
Mrs trimming has
tmmnxs ribbons, Sc; also large variety Of useful
and fancy articles suitable for the season. on u street west side
Pennsylvania avenue. oetA-dh
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SEAT-Ihe whig papers all over the country have
declared Gen Scott when quite Young was offered sea,
IN Nadison's cabinet They avow this "a an evidence
q his saiesnanship An exchange (defnocrac) saws
ne Was va, sneIed sea- 70 Mr Madisons cabinet. Calling
on Mr. Madison, early one morning he found the old
patriot a. work, who received him quite sraciousy
Ingi GOOD morning, General fine morning this Gen
eTal. IKE ehair, Gsneral n,--Ohin rnnor -
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ID j. STEERS NEW GoODs.-P. j. STEER, merchant
tailor received very elegant and complete stock Of
and examine them He haiers
himself will be able his fall his customers lle
before he has allowed himself time and
taken greater pains usual in laying in his stock.
Prices will pc low, and all work viii be done In the very bo
manner.
sept o2-3taw3wf
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THE PURE KIND.--Just received large invoice OF linen
goods tfpue, all inenD follows, and eanddy think
them he heap OF their kinds In the District
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at ST. per dozen
$50 Napkins 81 50 and 81 per dozen, bar
pieces newt fashioned linen sheetings, wide
az table damask, AT 30 cents yard
damnsk. GAY and IS yard with
endless variety OF fine damasks, diapers, and
towellings
. do damask towelng, by the piece, nj 81 per
yard, well worth 50 cents
do Irish linens, from medium TO superhne.
opinion will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods Of All be- had In this market.
especial induce purchasers Of black goods
black apacas and cacoe Of choice
qualities, at low prices.
pieces II 6ne and glossy black silks
bundles select fine black stocking fer ladies'
and winter
20 styles bonnet nbands.
Also daily expected money bills that ought have
been paid July l.
Terms cash, unlers arranged 10 the contrary.
articles prices and lair dealing be relied on 10 all
PERRY 4 BROTHER.
oct 2-da Opposite Centre Market
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20 do do in dark shades
DO DO DO % eSsassas s Aas sm gs mos, choice
do do sss'S as s @ a%,y
10 do heavy plain dSa %o i afina piain solid eolors
IS do and elangsaOs Glacs and Poul de soir silks
at very reduced prices--a 10, bought al
10 do Gro de Afique black white and fancy coors
20 do rich paids ditto, and neat pads for misses and chill
Is do rich Turk and ouoman satns, comprising every
10 fine white Light Poult dc so silks for evening
10 do fine black brocade silks new design.
10 do white, black, and eolored waiered silks
% do @ heavy s corded h,sos and . s, s,s and .o
20 do do Do lI,sI from 1s sen &c % 81 per yard
10 do hns White aud light French meriaoes
25 do fine dark shades, embracing every shade and
10 colored and plain
10 do pink, blue, crimson, and coored dit,o
50 do very dne and beautiful mou.anes
5e 30 d''s 90 d''1'f Do from = S. sass 70 s p yard
!, do neat figured ditto, for for children ~, o,
10 do hne white, pink, blue, and crimson sack nannels
Fine long and square cashmere shaws and scars
9 Taibs sssS sSaw no fancy printed and
10 hns plain Thise .haNl., in plain and srsh, eolOrs
% 90 90 nsea ,T sDd san snn .ss s00
$50 Srs ,a .s sas is Rss s.s f ..a .ss.
Fine medium table dauasks table napkins, and towel
lings Of every description #
Linen and sheetings, every width and quality
hne sbirtings
10 rounds fine Irish linens, warranted all pure linen
Black ~ coiored Italian and English
10 pieces fine Canton grapes for dresses
10 do fine black bombaxine, Lupins best make
10 do do medium prices
20 hne black aipacas, real six warp
50 do do prices from Is cents 10 624 cents
Fine black mouslaines, hsfmourning dito, all prices
DO Lancaster and Marseiies quilts
low priced bed blankets, and servants ditto
biack, bIue fancy French cloths and cassimen
Cassinets, fulEh cloths and linseys
Linen, camhric, and embroidered handkerches
Kid and slk gloves
silk, cotton, worstcd hosiery Of every grade
And every kind Of goods pertaining above business
Oct 3taw3 MAGRUDER Il CALVERT.
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nLEAt HOUSE No. s-prtce ~ Ia cents.
esnuenan Jack or life Rosd-s novel Price d cer,
W" FRANCk TAYLOR
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CINGLE Double Barrel FoyvlinE-pieces, &c.
y The happy inform his and public
generally England,
opening, OF the largest and complete
Lamnated low priced
English single and double barrel offered for sale
District.
guns import
order OF manufacturers England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article mode
ate price, r#H
Likewise Just opened splendid cunning appara
consistng
and belts game bags liquor asks metallic and other wad
washing rods and cleaners screwdvers
Walkers Ey, and Coks Ey's cartridges, s
back and locks pair,
rods calls
every article belonging o gun
"A Is earnestly stand
Pennsy lvana avenue, Sixth
Sep is-2aw6~if JOHN w. BADEN.
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CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received by the un-
dcrsgnsd 2ld November l2 O'Clock
hs OF the south Of the Presidents
proposals. made doing by cubic
In bank before lifting The
Of from bank the place ofdepoe about
yards.
The earth complete the contemplated
estimated 900 cubic yards but should
required bind himself deliver
quantity the The whole
TO be completed by the lst day OF April next.
WAl. ID. BRECKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds
Sept 25-oawt22Nov
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THE subscribers published authentic edition OF the
Life fFfankn Pierce; Nathaniel hawthorne Drawn
from original containing the Generals military
field.
The biography Is illustrated portrait pnin
ing by Tenny, executed expressly for this
As N Hawthorne college with General Pierce and hrs
since been his intimate friend he peculiarly well qualified or
this undertaking. and his hh literary reputation sufficient
snec Of the ability with which the book written has been
pared with sanction OF Gen. Pierce.
Is Handsomely printed good paper sold r the price
ofTk IN paper covers, and 50 in muslin.
Persons ordering copies, and remng
publishers, shall promptly
hvered o them free of expense
liberal discount buy again.
Eariy orders solicited.
TICRNoR, REED, FIELDS
Corner of Washington and school streets, Bosion.
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAuRY, and
Oct 1--eod3iOd v. TAYLOR
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New Goods just Received.

THE presenting public largest
goods they before offered
Their aud
low equacd the
District Our stock comprises others The following:
IS dress bocade silks white light and dark coors
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NEW TAPkcsTRy AND VELVET CARPETIyGs.-
subscribers additional
goods ell Of which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent.
mats, various staples, all Of which will be
indestrucbe dampness, aud very
made cotton sheets superior
quality brc aud viii be sold for less than sheetng cotton
be bought without the ofhemming.
additional supply Flemish atle and toilet linens,
which reduction of prices first
nouncemenL CLAGErT a DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Oct -Heolf