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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-05

ALMOST \ CENrENARIAN.-Wc feel
ourselves indebted to friend, who seems
to think he may be troubling us little
too much, for some notes in regard to the
advanced age of Madame Roussin, of
Washington county, in this State. As
they serve to illustrate the hcahhfulness
Of that rcgoin, and the longevity to which
people may attain, we put them on re-
cord. Mrs. Roussin is now in good
health, and numbers ninoty-scven years
of age. She is the widow of Nicholas
Rous>in, and was born in kaskaSkia.-
She has seen her fourth generation,
amounting to three hundred and thirty
She was married in l775. and, as may be
readily supposed, there were but few
Americans residents in this State within
the rcmotcst period OF her recollection.
She has been a widow for thirty-nine
years. BY her marriage, she was the
mother of five sons and five daughters.
What lie has been hers. She has
seen nation born, and that Nation in
crcasing from a population of two or
three millions, to twenty-five millions -
She has lived to see The State in which
she resides increasing from a few hun
bred inhabitants to almost eighteen thou
sand. and villages and cities grown up
for hundreds Of around hcr.-H. LcuiS
Rem
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R1GHrs OF STEAMBOAT CApTAINs.-

RIGnTs OF STEAMBOAT CApTAINs.-
The decision of Judge Buchanan, in the
suits of Block against Forbes, is Of much
interest to the mercantile community and
to travellers. The plaintiff was on board
the steamer Meteor transacting business,
in November last, after the hour at which
she was advertised to sail, and being I'M
able TO get on shore was carried down to
the Balize against his will, and in spite of
his circumstances. The attempt was
made to show that some rudencss had
been exhibited towards him, but the
judge confined the case to single point,
viz: the liability of the captain for loss
or injury, because the plaintiff was car
ried off against his will and his decision
was that steamers have the right to leave
at the time specified in their advertise
ments, and persons who happen TO be on
board, and carried off, must suffer the
consequences. The judgment appears to
us to be framed on just principles.-N
o. Picayune.
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THE TROUBLE IN RoME.-Mr. Weed.
in recent letter from Rome explains a
difficulty, which occurred there during
holy week, as follows:
There was an unpleasant occurrence
in front Of St. Peters yesterday. When
the Pope was about to pronounce the
Benediction. French officer ordered Mr..
Jcnes, of New York, TO take off his hat
Mr.. J. refused. and the officer knocked
it off. for which he struck the officer
with his cane. The officer strucl, back
with his sword, cutting Mr., J. slightly in
the hand, who returned another blow
with his cane. BY this time he was a
ken in charge by troops and carried to
prison. Information was taken to Mr..
Cass, our Minister, who Immediately
went TO the authorities, and, after two or
three hours delay, procured his release .
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GREAT Dr~r,Tcn.-On Mon lay morn
ing last, $4,000 worth Of gold dust, in
several parcels, ard belonging TO different
persons. Was landed at New York from
California, and was sent an to the mint
in Philadelphia. Wednesday at half past
one o'clock, the whole amount in coin.
was RENTED back to the owners in New
York, and in due course Of running should
have reached that city Wednesday eve
ming. So much for the efficiency Of the
mint and the prompti'udc Of its officers.
Nothing can eclipse this expedition cx-
cept an invention that will enable the
miners to dig the gold already coined
That would be an Improvement indeed.
-.Hbany Register.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y Virtue Of a Writ Of ENecution Is
IL sued out, and under seal of the District Court
for the County of Ransy, upon judgment rendered by
SAID Court, ON the nd day Of May A. D., 1852 in All nc
ton wherein Francis p. Duborg john Carruw AMI Francis
Tbaut are plaintiffs, and Charles W. ydon defentant
in favor of said pa!ntihs, and the said
the SUM Of three hued aud e-htysX dollars nipe-
ty cents have, this 27th day May, A. D., 1852
LIVED upon Lots of land, numbered ami II. Block
numbered = and Lot OF land numbered l. Block num-
brred 3, lying and situate in Leecb'S Addition the tow
of Saint Pa in said County Of Ramsey, the property
OF said defendant; which property shall expose
at public auction, to the highest bidder, cash, in
Of the "Anecan House, 1T st. Paul in said County,
Monday, the 18th day of July, A. De- 1852, at ~ O'clock
in the said DAY, mach thereof as may be
sufficient to satisfy said execution.
GEORGE r BROTT, Sheriff,
3Gtls By A. J. WHITSry. Dent sheriff
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING INDIAN
PROVISIONS FOR 1872.

PROVISIONS FOR 1872.
MINNESOTA SUPPLEMENTARY,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
~ cered at his of,e until u o'cocs NJ. OF the 5 of
'uht nrS' Tor furnishing and delivering the following
a Er Tue MnntSaso h!as, Sioux OF the ST.
reteIs, anu GA'ppe"a' OF the h;ssissippi, Ma:
FOR THE wiNNEBAGOEs.
Sup1r;ine -four to the amount of $3.50
Mss roEh, do do 4,a3o
Coffee In sarn5, do so
Beef Cattle, On iha hoof, 10 I,DJJ $40 GOO
FOR s.orx OF THE ST. PETERS
superfnc -four 70 the amount Of $500
Mess pork. d. do 2,5lo
White shelied corn in sk>, do GO $500
FOR THE CulPPEwAs OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Snperhne Hour to the amour, Of Ss.oo9
Mess pork, do do 1850
White shrlied corn in SKIS do 500
Tobacco, small plug in bxs. 800 $500
The provisions for the Sioux, to be delivered VI
fore the 2lsr day o June" AT he anng at fn Smelling,
Except s:ch portions a may De designated delivery
Waba shaw ari Rcd Wing.
And those for the WinnetaEoes Chippawas (eycap
the beef ca;ti to be delivered al 81. PAIL, the Agc.
Of those tribe>, or 70 adh"-izI by ilc
sp-ctively. or before the 2lst day oI June mex.
The beef eae TO be delivered at ti. WiuncGas, Age.-
cy, between the LIST OF September ;li 10 Oc
next.
As good end Sufficient security will be required the
performance OF the Contracts be entered into, bidders
will please nam. !.e Persons they VIII oiT-r
Should the bids be deem ID high, the Super
reserves iLe,rgh fh"nl asid.
AMI make such oer a,TanSeIl he may
advantageous the Indians.
SAID provsions viii be subject Inspection the place
of delivery by d!Sintercsed persons, be selected lay the
Agent and Contractor; samples VII! Ice required # the
gar, coite and tobacco Separate bids will be received
Tor the beef Bidders VIII! offer in sca bid.
The pork aso Tor the flour; also the corn; also FOR
the lara Tor each ib, OF IUT tn. whole Separate bids
Viii also b. received toy the Coffee tor the aud tor
the tobacco, for each tribe, thr whole. Bids
be END '.Prn1sa furlis hing In.aI rryIsioS
or bcef caitIe" as the case may b. add b" addressed to
Alex RAMSEY, Superintendent Indian Affairs. ST. Paul,
NJ. T. ALEX, RAMSEY.
Superintendent Indian Affairs.
may ~. Sc. 3w
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Edward HI. Hall,
,9ccOunfont.

accountant.
Commission Agency and General In:ellig cnCe
Office, in Hollands Building. Beach ST.,
Saint Paul. Min. Ter.
W ILL give particular attention to the
w Collection of accounts Taxes, Settling up Books
of Co-rartneship Sales of Properly, Merchandise, Nc
The subscriber socts the patronage his friends and
the pubic generally i'll Saint Paul elsewhere, whom
he will do his utmost TO in whatever capacity his
services required.
The subscriber is also agent for the Mechanics Union
Associate ST. Louis No. and is daily receiving app-
ca'i,nS for membership.
The best references given if needed.
n. B. A Real Estate and Business In
tcgcnce is connected with the above, where the subscr
hrr would advise all those Wishing Information Of any de-
Scrpun call and for themselves. See the sign of
Auction and Cumn,iss'o House. Bench St.
st. Paul, May %, 1852. 3e-5m
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Double TRACK FOR THE ERIE RAIL
EoAD.-TEc business on the Erie Railroad
has become so vast in the first year since
it was opened through as TO demand
double track. The American Railroad
Journal states that contracts have been
made for thc construction of one hundred
and twenty-five miles of double track:
from Sulrcns TO Oisville, IS miles; from
Great Bend 10 Chcmumg railroad June
ton, II miles; and from Corning 20 Paint
ed Post, 3 milcS-muking mall l25 miles.
The iron is 20 be furnished BY the Com
prnv. The contracts embrace all other
Items of cost. Tor which the contractors
take the stock o.! the Company. 1t is
probable that double track will be con-
>truclcl in 4 few years the entire distance
bctwccu Piermont aud Ilorncll>villc, 3lS
miles. The Journal says the road already
provided for will materially increase the
capacity OF tie road for business. and al
the same time diminish its liability to
accidents.
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On the lst of May, the tribunal Of
Scvirc, France, decided against Louis
Napoleon, on the question Of the Orleans
property, coniiscated. 1t was regarded
as the first stand against the tyranny OF
the President, and produced a fall Of l-2
per cent. at the Bourse.
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Senator Jones speech at the Birth
day Celebration of Henry Clay in New
York, was brilliant and tonchingly elo-
quent. We quote the concluding para
graph and may make further quotations
hereafter. Is there an American heart
that will not echo the sentiment-"If
your heart and my heart if your PRAYER
and mine, could avail any thing, long,
long would he be spared to bless u.s.
The next time that you assemble here,
in all human probability, it will be to
commemorate his birth and his-death.
For that great light which has shone so
long and so brightly in the political fir
mament is fast, fast going out. (Sensa-
tion.) Sad it is in contemplation, to gaze
upon the sinking luminary of the day as
he sinks in the west; yet still we know
that in the course Of few revolving
hours he will come back to us again in
his original eflulgence and glory. With
feeling akin to that behold that mighty
political eifu'gcnce that has b!azed and
illumined for full half century. fading
day after day and sinking rapidly into its
final resting place never again to enlight-
en- the world. l stand every day Of my
life and see that proud spirit as he con-
templates his end with philosophy not
Roman or Platonic, but christian phi
losophy with a composure that can only
fill the heart of an honest man, and be-
lever in the truths of the Bible. Anoth-
er year and he may be no more. Be it so.
If your heart and my heart. your prayers
and mine, could avail any thing long, long
would he be spared to bless us. But the
fiat has gone forth, and it becomes us as
his friend and countrymen, to submit to
the degrees Of Providence. There is one
consolation left for my heart: whc'l he
has passed from the scenes of this world,
calumny will have done its worst. De-
traction then deep, dark and damning,
shall have lost its last sting, Only then
shall the American heart feel the value OF
what is lost; and then shall his pure and
patriotic heart find and enjoy that full
measure of felicity with which a just God
rewards such great patriotism, devotion
and fidelity as his
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e The Minnesota Remedy.G
VI FOR v
Cholera .Norbus, Dyscntery, Diarrhca
&c., sc.
HpESIGIIAGO
'PESIGUAG MIX -

"Indian Compound As:ringcnt and Tonic"
THE materials OF this medicine are en-
tirely vegetable, indigenous to Minnesota and well
known to thu, aIls by whom they have been used from
TIM mmaInurIai. with invaciable success.
The Proprietor Col entity reconm nd this medicine
!, the public, as a CERTAIN, SAFE, AMI PLEASANT
cure fr Cholera Morbus, DiarrhHa. Dysente y. and
all diseases the Bowels 1t affords almost nstantanc
,ls rel n OF GRIP ngs cramps. and ordinarily
effects a complete eight hours.
To Boa en. Rafimen Lumbermcn. and all per-
sons travelling on the river, this medicine is Invaluable.
our ctZcnS gong below, during the summer mouths
Slo1I!d nor fail To pro, ide themselves with il.
The .Pes qua .Omk'' must of course derive its rep-
taon from the testimonials of those WHO have made trial
of il.
~ Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by T.. r. ELY. st. Paul,
An for sale al the B"okSt of LEDt'C Il ROlIRER,
and at W. II. FORBES Minnesota Store, st. Paul. Also,
at the Minnesota BOOKSTORE St. Anthony, and Churchill &
Nels, II, S ilIwater.
3 Price Fifty Gents per BottIceEE
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CHILL GArE.'-By the opertions Of
NJ. Maillerert on the dangerous submcrg-
ed rocks at this place they have been re-
duccd in size from 225 feet in length by
GO feet in width, to length of l72 feet,
40 feet in width. The depth at mean
low water is now 20 10 feet at the shoal-
est part, and the peculiaritics and Difficult
ties of the currents have been so destroy
ed that "Hell Gate is no longer an i'm
pediment 10 navigation at amy tide
Thirtyfve thousand pounds of powder
have been u>ed-much OF the labor has
been paid for by private subscription, but
it is probable that Congress will Ultimate
ly dciray the whole expense.
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Street Con tract.

| WISH TO construct a street above high
L mark, from the Ku,son Hotel, in St. Paul a.
cr s. kitSn's addition TO tn. steam mills and to the
river, together with evce the bank of the
at The south end of the Persons wishing TO
tract Tor the completion of this work, will pleas, max.
application 10 t37tD CUAS. w. BORTP.
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ANNALS OF THE
Minnesota Historical Society
FOR 1852.

a FEW copies of this interesting An
L \ nuai, containing more about the discovery and
carry history OF Minnesota its geographical aspect,
mineral aud geological resources than work
isued are stu Oh hand, and Bookstores of
Mesrs LeDuc Rohrer and Combs; also at this Office
Price, Thirty Cents.
OWENS & MOORE.
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BOOKS BOOKS! BOOKS
(Jusi receiyed per Excelsior. J

Gust received per Ercelsior.)
w 5. COMBS, near the American
w House, has just received a large and varied
Collect OF new books, Just from the press, which
inV the attention of all the reading cUnmunitv THEY
ARE OFFERED At Eastern PRICES. Terms cash.
Come and 'Xamne-Do trouble u show coa DIS At the
..Flauklhu Borksfore.'' 81
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
SPRING ARIA ME NTS FO Il
1852,
ID A-nIN N q
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF

" Il AXE NOW in RECEIPT OF
w the and best assorted stock of FURNITURE
and UPHOLSTERY, we have ever had /; which offer
wholesale and retail dealers the very lowest prices
In connection with manufacturing, purchase
from all markets. East West, keeping pace
with all Improvements in line and enabling to Of
a variety late styles the lowest prices.
equal keep large stock times, thus
oferng great inducements to Wholesale Dealers.
attention to large stock Of sofas. sofa beds
lounges bureaus. wardrobes, dvans rocking and parlor
chairs, wire and tin springs hair cUOi
line and husk MATTRESSES. with complete assortment
UPHOLSTERY, all of our Own make, and every article
warranted thus making perfect assortment desirable
pARLOR, HOTEL, BED ROOM AND KITCHEN FUR
NITI1RE,
To which continually receiving additions, thus
Keeping stock large and complete, and nsuring ord
filled without delay.
Which acknowledged desirable article of the
kind PRODUCED, always on hand or made to your
taste short notice. The attention OF all housekeepers
hoel-kcepers, steamboat officers and the public gen.
eral, is NATION, when we think they
will each and all say are correct.
TO DEALERS.
We offer at Wholesale
2O6 Bureaus 200 Children's chairs,
100 Sofas, 100 once chairs,
100 Mahogany rockers. 100 willow chairs
so Rosewood and mabog- 100 Willow cradles,
any easy chairs, 100 Tin and wire safes,
200 Mahogany parlor chars5O0 Bedst"ads;
200 Canescat rocking do; 200 DINING anu breakfast Ia
200 Wood seat do do; Dies,
1000 Canc-seat chairs, eco WORK stands,
LOCO WOoi-seat do 100 Sewing stands. &c.
We have made arrangements for continued large sup
ply of the above and all other articles in line, and
confidently say don't further, you may fare worse.
Please call and examine, at No. 90 washington Ave-
nue.. SCARRlTT u MASON.
ST. Louis, May 33-2m
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MARRIED,

In Saint far on the 31s ult by Rev. I. v. Fullerton,
M. ROpOLPHCS Z. KINNEY, of Bile Prairie, Benton
County, to Miss SARAH P. BUTTON, of Cincinnati, o.
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REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS, AND ISTERME
M 4 I,I, ID Ia.

REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS, AND ISTERME-
DIATE PORTS.
The new and splendid pas fl, n
Il senger steamer .sGOLDEN ERA" HI -
RAM BEnsIE, Commander, will make regular week y trips
between Gaena and st. Louis duaG season. leaving
Gaeha every Monday evening al O'Clock, and ST. Louis
fFdag evening at O'Clock. The eod- las
ted up with every regard To the safety comfort Of
passengers, and her State Rooms SlJois are
With elegance and provided with every nproven, ut For
Freight or passage apply On beard OF
JAMES CARrER & Co., Agents,
OaiSna,
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GREAT SpEED.-Thc Illinois made the
run from Panama to New York in seven
days, ten hours and forty minutes, being
by far the quickest time ever made, and
beating her own hitherto unrivallcd run
of seven days and sixteen hours. She
made the passage from Aspinwall to Ha-
vana in three days and fifteen hours, and
from Havana to New York in three days
and nineteen hours, both of which it is
believed are the quickest on record be-
tween these two ports-making her run
home from Anpinwall via Havana in sew
en- days and ten hours. Her greatest
speed for twenty-four hours was three
hundred and forty-seven miles.
MONUMENT TO Col. RICHARD NJ.
JouNsoS.-Launez is occupied with the
execution of monument liz marble, to
the memory of Richard M. Johnson,
ordered by the State Of Kentucky. The
design does credit to the skill and taste of
the artist. A short pillar, around the
summit of which hangs i'll folds the flag
Of the United States, is surrounded by
an eagle. and rests on massive pedestal.
On one Of the four sides Of the pedestal
is a bas relief, representing the death Of
the Indian warrior Tecumseh. On the
side opposite TO it is medallion likeness
Of the dead. The two sides are occupied
with the inscription. The cornice of the
PEDESTAL is supported by four pieces of
ordinance in place of columns.
LYNCH LAW IN CuISA.-Lynch law
is not unknown even to the staid Chinese.
There was riot lately in China, the con-
clusion of which is thus related in Cal
cutta newspaper -" 1t was not Chong,
the district magistrate, who was killed,
but his chief subordinate; whereupon
Chong made prisoners of all the LlrERArI
oil first and second rank, one Of whom,
surnamed Lieu, examined as to the per-
petration Of the deed, was tortured SO
severely that he died under the inflction.
Upon this the villagers rose en- masse,
tied Chong to tree, gave him number
of blows with bamboo, shaved off his
beard and eyebrows, and dismissed him
to tell his tale to the deputy governor of
the province, killing seven policemen who
attempted to defend him.
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

11AKDff AXE q W LEkI.
AZ f. have now in store a complete as
w assortment, making stock unusually la.ge,
which Offer 10 purchasers at lowest prices and
terS-amJ ng which may be found complete assortment
AXES -Simmons', Collins, Hunts and Others
ScYrHEs-"aiiron's grass, grain, hemp and bush,
sorted.
scyTHE sSATHEs-Assorted, all prices, qualities and
kinds.
SCyTHE STONES AND RIFLEs-Assorted, al prices,
qualities and kinds.
FoRKs-Hay and manure, >, 3, and pronged, ass'd.
CuAINs-Brght OK and log, So, l6, IL and 5S inch,
rtc.
CHAINs-Brght trace assorted; cc breast and halter
,rted.
CoLLARs-Iiorse and mule, assorted, (hog and kip
skns.)
HAMEs-IIorse and mule, steam bent and riveted.
HUES-Carolina, planters, eyed and handled. ass d.
RAKES-Eay and garden, iron and WOOD ass'd.
KNIvESTaDle knives and forks, all patterns and quail
tiles.
KNIvEs-Table knives and Ors all patterns and quail
RAzoRs-wm'e & Butchers, Crooks, and Others, ass'd
SHEARS AND ScISsoRs-Butchei'S, Lux's, great vari-
ETY. OF patterns.
LocKs-Minera knob, assorted; door, patterns
and styles.
LoCKS-PaI, chest, trunk, till, plate, assorted.
LATCHES-knob, thumb and others, all kinds, ASST.
BUTTS-t'recnwood narrow, broad and Congress, ass.
BUTTS-Wrought, narrow, broad and Congress- ass'J.
ScREws-I-l to inch wood, New England taper.
BELLs-Ox, horse, COW, hand and sleigh, ass'd.
Es-Whiie-wash, shoe, scrubbins and horse,
sorted.
CHIsELs-Framin:, socket, Gmer, morce, ASH.
CURRY CoMBs-Amrr.can, new patterns, ass'd.
COdKS-Cock stops, assfd brass do as>'d.
FILES-ButcIcr'S celebrated mill, fiat bastard.
FILES-Hour, hall round, square Tat and all kinds,
ass'd.
GUNs-Douir and single BARREL shot dnck, as>',I.
RIFLES AND Psi OLSRevulvers, cast steel barr,
sorted.
GUN BARRELs-Assorted gun trimmings and finding,
assorted.
MISUNDERSTANDING, lah, bench and claw, asa'd.
HINGES-EoOks AMI hinges, strap and 7. ass'd.
kETTLES--BraSs, tea, preserving, glue, aSs'd.
MILLS-COfec, PaIker'S, Adams and others, aSS'd.
MATToCKs AND PICKs--Cay and COAL a,s'i.
NAILs--Wrought, 10 12d horse, to I'D ass'd.
PLANES-Bench and moulding, ass'd, all kinds, srpc
rior qualities.
SHOvELS-Amcs', RUwialld's and Others garden, min
Ing and post.
TAcKS AND BRADs-Assorted, all sizes and kinds.
With large assortment Of carpenters and biacksmt's
tools, OF patterns and best qualities.
House AMI Buiding Htrdwarc-a larg. assortment.
Also, proprietors Louis and Scale Factory,
where now MISUNDERSTANDING largely OF,
SAwS--Extra steel mil, circular, cut, hand
panel bow, wood and pit saws, OF various qualities and OF
any kind wanted. Also,
ScALEs-Vz: platform, 300 lbs to 1000 lbs; counter
hay, iour, packing, coal and cr all kinds descr
tiUns.
Scales and Saws repaired and made to order.
We better prepared H. customers and pur
chasers generally than before. Our
vurable and prices as low as the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
LAT Main street.
St. Louis, May %, 1852. 35-2m