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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-08-29

eEFA man in Baltimore beat his own mother
SO severely that the judge was obliged to fine
him $500.
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Costly DEvoroN.--lt is stated that quarter
of a million of dollars expended upon the
dress of one image of the Virgin Mary in tho city
of Rome.
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Cr5'The weather cool on Saturday; cloudy
with indication Of rain. Sunday clear and pleas
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CO The Warrenton (va.) Wing states that
Easter, negro woman, the property of Mrs. Eli
"a F. Carter, near Uppervile, in Fauquier county,
died on the 18th July, having attained the age Of
40 years. This is one of the most remarkable
ases Of lon gevity on record.
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just RECEIVED:
500 More Copies OF

BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"Minncsoia nnd frs Resources in 1854.
WORK 400 pages, handsomely bound and illustrated.
"A To which added Camp Fire Sketches with new
OF the Territory. By J. Wesley Bond. I'D
The Sixth Edition. enlarged and improved to the preeent
Ser been published New York, and the work ID
still ssu--s rapidly all over the Clon. .na
Fer sale at BOND q kELLOGGS
City Drug Store, ST. Anthony-st., Upper st. Paul.
And at all the ,kso-es and Hotes and beard Of all the
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. ..-H ausSrS
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LADIES sEMTNARY.

THE Rev. j. r. xrs. Blaine desire To inform sts;r frepds
and the public tina: they viii Gpen-a Day zad Boarding
Shoo for Yo1ng LADIES' The Sepstebe next,
resnscstay sub3oin their present educston.
Ea1sa Gs.noas History cssgrsp5y, CousS0sHo,, Writing
French, ana Italian Germsr Latin and HeSevs easn 400
HOURS OF TUITION FROM TO 2, r. y.
NJ and Mr. Bsle IN coming to reside IN 81 PAM nave
bsen favored win the patronage Of The following
Ministers:
sharp Boston, Eng Dr.. Csldjoo Cbarleston ~ Eng
Rev. Hugh 8. Brown, 1--we pool Rev. John Ef~asd Liver.
poo p. g. xrS. Bzue have opening for limited
number Respectable boardes Terms BE had sppl
Washington street. Cpperowp and
wiz ds1ucton be node, rrcr. IN pre-
us-,>d sictrc-.. s-c IS.
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First Lieut.. q MT. I. ;.
To 3. u. IL, Athen, Georgia.
corresp oudcncc Of the journal Of Commerce
The Great London Fraud.

LONDON, July Is, 1S54.--An event occurred
last week which has caused great excitement in
the commercial circles, though, as yet, nothing
his BEEN sal! about il in the journals --thc dan
ger Of rende, ;ii;s themselves liable, by speaking
unaiyisclly, keeps than quiet. The event aIlu-
dcd to is a fraudulent failure, to the amount vi
t,oo millions tirc hundred thousand dollars 1t
occasions great modification to the business men
of the Metropolis, and has caused temporary
depression in the rr:ci,cv market. 1t was expect
ed that the Bank at the meeting of the Directors
last week, would reduce the rate Of interest but
the reduction did not take place.
Nv English commercial friends have contended
that there is rs much higher standard Of CONNER
cial integrity in London than in New York. This
heavy failure is an unfortunate fact for them
and they have the candor to acknowledge it. II
should be remarked that the same firm, under an
other name, failed in 1877, for one million dol
lars, and paid nothing.
Their course of proceeding, in swindling tn,
public out Of five hundred thousand pounds, was
as follows
Having obtained the control of wharf ant
warehouse, the confcderates issued warrants o.
certificates of goods say cotton, corn, sugar, &c.
consigned TO them from abroad,) lying in thei
warehouse. On said warrants the firm RAISED
money. Before receiving it, the party applied t.
would be referred to the warehouse, and allowed
to examine goods and take sample. The person
applied to finds the goods there, and cverythin;
corresponding to the certificate. He advance
the money, and supposes that he is perfectly Sc
! cure. Another warrant is then issued on the SAM
goods, and presented to another party, who, afte
making their usual examination, and finding tn
goods there, advances the money required. tn
same process was repeated again and again, unit
five hundred thousand pounds had been raised o.
fraudulent but not forged warrants. The rogue
have thus escaped the penalties of forgery. The
can only be convicted of conspiracy to defraud
do not understand how it could happen tina
men should advance money on the security of good
without being sure that no previous advances ha
| been made on them. The facts are as hav
stated thcm-on the authority of one of the lead
| inc merchants in the CITY.
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: : NOTICE..
JULIA r. FILLMORE, widow of Charles D. Fillmore, de-
81 ceased, Willis, have made application To me for
the Of the said Charles "
Fillmore. deceased, which application win be heard before
my Once city Saint Pau, county, the
day September, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, M Ana direct
be published In the "Mnresoa Times" once
three successive weeks.
Dated Saint PAU, July 81, 1853.
w-3t j. II. STONE: Judge Of PROBATE.
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rangers 10 US, tHe louO~luS-
VERY POPULAR REMEDIES.
BONDS PREPARATION

A fresh supply always on hand trr
WE public Minnesota the following invaluable
w articles the receipts fer which, the 'r" Thops
and Dollars was paid few years s now in our poz-
session. - fttt
preparations have stood the test thirty yea in
the Eastern Ces although have only had them before
people about their succcss has
Of gratifying character. z fsre-..c,...
We name few of the principal, viz: .. 80. ..
on @ BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER, @
pains breast back side, lons, and rher sss
- BONDS HEALING SALvE, ~
for cuts, burns bruises, sores. &c.
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT,> .tif
letter and all skin eruptions. .z.ltfft
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
q remedy for all kinds Of Piles -''
000-- BOND'S GOLDEN OINTMENT,
remedy the Itch and Salt Rheum. .-- ......
BONDS EYE SALVE,
for sore, weak and infamed eyes. "a tHi| t' Ia '.-
BONDS COUGH SYRUP, srC{l r.,n
coughs, colds
BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID,
all kinds maersl paints oy stains,
&C., without injury the delicate textures. lib
And all oe articles kept by Druggists, at the lowest possible
rates
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HOUSE FURNISHINC, GOODS.

TINE subscriber most respectfully informs the citizens Of SITS
vicinity that he has this day opened extern
sve of House Furnishing Goods,
in the EMPIRE BLOCK, St. Anthony Street, near the
American will offer sale all articles usually
kept this kind much less prices than the same
ing ne Or common Carpets, Window Shades Curtains
Git Cornioes Paper Hangngs, OIL Cloths, Mats, &C., &e
will find accommodated in Saint Paul, avoid
ing sending Louis Chicago. Goods
win be sold as either OF those places. ~ -
ALSO-Aeent for the Rochester Union Scale Works and
Covts Fire King Safes; good assortment OF which now
o hand. v. kNu'
o. dvvff a..
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= = n NOTICE. gg.~t lttr
IL having claims against Ramsey County, 81 Paui
n Disrc taking the sick, will please bear IN
that their bills unless previously noned OF
the sickness OF said persons. q. p.
Per authority Of the County Commissioners.
Juv a 51-rtfl
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BREwSTERs ADDITION

HAVING perfected the Of the above additions
ready 70 Offer for sale the dsc'e building
this community. The advantages BRETs-
TERS ADDITION to St. Pauiis perfectly otyios fact
central being n the tie Gao.
ito consndpg eanence overlooking y. sn1e city asa
surrounding country, for miles 90 evsrY side.
close proximity the central
localities Of the show eorcvey tie desrabIeness At
wbat "ths Addrons ~ CO; bs4StSi and fassared esc
oils
We have spared neither snss nor pains in the Pan ne
lots ami streets 70 make this te attractive portion Of g.
Paul. the running north and south, hundred
feet w1de the stsees running east ana eighty vide
akpg this alone superiority any ether PAY Of the
whole Place. For te1ps, waps, IT,, apply %
VIZ. bAEwSrES Il CO.,
he pusf0 A1ee
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William Brewster & Co.,
LATE or WESTERN BANK, PaHG.,)
RANK r RS

Z exchange and Real Estate BrokerS,
Cor. Third and Wab lshxw opposite Post Once,
PAUL, ;llSsEsoIA.
Prompt attention Collections the
rory, and proceeds RENTED exchange
Land Warrants
Bought sold, located the 81 se.usi
settiers. 81
Town ltry property sale for cash
personal attention the Purchase md Sale Of
Property, the Payment Of Taxes, Entering Land, Lo
eating Land warrants, all ether bness that z.y be
entrusted ..e stI.t.. 81
Passage from, and money retted crea: saiD, Ireland,
Germany and France.
81. PAM, foS4--,yts.
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DISSOLUTION.
HE Co1rpsrshp existing under the nine ana
nrm CT Wright McLschlsn Roberts, Is tbs dsy d,.soSv
ID mutual ecnsen Al claims against tie concern Vim 81
settled by xr. Wright -" -
81. PAM, Aug. 2, 1eSEY.
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-
June of the same year. Hence Mr.. Stevens ar
CUES, that the Company was not even constituted,
(although they supposed they were,) and conse-
quenly the alteration of the word ''or' to 'and''
was of but little Importance, as the Legislature
of territory had yet got to take action on tho
disposal of the land. He says:
The gentleman from Ohio, speaks of COM
pany that was not organized until the LIST of July:
WE'LL it could not have been constituted either; for
constituted and organized in this connection
must mean the same thing; and it does seem to
be very immaterial whether we say CONSTITUTED
and organized" or constituted organized"
Now according to Puay's own witness, the
company were not constituted or organized and
could not be, until the Legislature of Minnesota
had taken action on the grant of land. Oh, Mr..
Puffy, with what legal acamen you dissect the
carcas of your own dead horse.
| Puffy SAYS that it is too bad for the people Of
Minnesota to be made to suffer for the immaterial
ssor." So thought Mr.. Stevens, because the whole
matter, as he supposed, would come before the
next Legislature, for its action, and could not be
legally disposed of in any other way. But, as
the Wall Street Company understood the matter,
the substitution of the word sand" made great
difference, as it threw the lands into the handsof
company Congress intended should not have it.
Mr.. Blowerhard concludes by volunteering hi.
opinion of members of Congress as follows:
"They area set Of grossly incompetent legis-
The hufy Mr.. Puffy Blowerhard, with his big
belly and jolly red face, starts for the neares
saloon, somewhat excited by spiritual demon
strations'' And here we leave him to discuss tn,
matter over a glass of bad whisky, with hi.
jolly companions.
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GEORGE HEZLEp. ~
Notary Public.
MffcE OPPOSITE TIE AMERIcAN HOUR.
~u-i'-ew-;sl sa.ni Ant INV Street
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
Col. Dre w Nominated.

The Blairsvile Democrats Convention Of
last Saturday, nominated Col. c. K. Drew,
as the democratic candidate for Senator from
Posey and VaDderburgh counties. All hail
to the chief! We congratulate our military
friend on his nomination. He is the best
choice his party could hav made out Of the
material presented, and that is but a poor
com pliment TO him. The Colonel can walk
over the track we presume, as Mr.. Stockwel
is tco sick to come out! The convention also
recommended Mr.. Cooper. of Posey, as can
didate for Congress. We shall have wore
or two more to say on the subject.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

0FMr. Chapman, the most distinguished
of all the veteran Democratic editors of In
diana, is now at the head Of paper in In.
dianapols. He has no regard for the present
Administration. In reply to an article in
the Louisvil Times, which said that he used
to be good partisan editor, he discourses
thus:
We can't agree to the miserable shilly-
shallyism of TIE Pierce Administration. We
never had the faculty OF changing our actions
if not our opinions, twice day, as Mr..
Pierce and his SUPP ortefs appear to have; AID
we are not ambitious of such quality even
to gain the reputation of "being good par
tisan editor" which, by the way we never
were. AS to being half Whig and half Dem
ocrat-lf We were so we should possess the
precise qualities to be good Pierce and
Gushing men, especially five added a strong
spice OF what is called aboliti0nism. But
ssrvility, in our opinion, is not Democracy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
Latest from The Plains.

s. NJ. Blair, U. S. District Attorney for
Utah, ]. Ferguson, territorial attorney, and
some missionaries, arrived at St. Louis last
Wednesday, direct from Salt Lake. They
were just one month coming over. Their
accounts from emigrants crossing the plains
are very favorable--5ut little sickness and
plenty of food. They estimate the emigra-
ton of this season at about two-thrds Of
what it was last. The Indians are peacea-
BILE. AT Salt Lake good health and prosper
ity prevailed. Maj. E. A. Bredell, Indian
agent for Utah, died at Green River on the
5th, ou his way home. Capt. Morris. the
commander of the military escort of Gunni
sons party, was on the eve of departure for
California. The party hadlmade several sur.
veys, the report of which is highly favorable
to the route, whose practicability is now es-
tablished beyond doubt.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

ing any benefits which might have resulted
from the Canal, until the entire extent was
finished to our very doors in manner. Was
not his gross neglect!
No man doubts it, and no man doubts that
since the completion of the canal our inter-
ests, and the interests of bondholders and OF
the State have been grossly neglected. lie
did not believe in being over delicate In
stating facts, and such facts as these, no mat
ter whom they offended. We want to say
Just exactly what are facts, aad which can
be substn inflated. nothing else. These are
facts and we should hove no hesitation in pro-
claiming them. If this meeting is going to
6eo favors again of the Trustees, we had bet
ter stayed at home. Our interests have been
grossly neglected, and if so why don't We
say it, and ii we don't say, it why come here al
alli
We hope and believe that these two meet
ings will be greatly beneficial in their results
| The spirit Of our citizens has been aroused
and those who believe this feeling may sooi
die away, will find themselves mistaken.-
Nothing but a cessation of the evils com
planned Of will quiet this feeling or stop the
action of our citizens. We hope that iron
this time there may be no new causes of com
plant, or if new causes do arise, they will
once be made the subject of prompt actor
, on the part of our people.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
AtApolIO Hail Tonight,

We have already spoken Of the exhibition
Of Winters dioramas in the complimentary
terms we thought it deserved. Our citize ms
will have an opportunity offered them this
evening, for witnessing this most beautiful
and indescrbable exhibition. 1t requires
no putting. The fact that it has had runs in
the larger. cities from two to nine months in
each place, is sufficient evidence that this
exhibition has extraordinary merits. Mr.
Winter himself is an artist and gentleman.
His brother, of Lafayette, is well known in
this city as painter. I. 1t appears to run in
the family. But in this exhibition Mr.. w.
has happily blended art and science, and the
results must be seen to be realized in all their
beauty. We hope Apollo Hall will be crowd
ed this evening.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

ded on facts about which citizens and the
meeting should have no delicacy Of speaking
in the proper terms.
The resolutions were adopted separately
then together without disse nting voice.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, resolved, That
the editors of the City Papers be requested
to publish the proceedings Of this meeting,
and the Secretary be directed to send copies
ofProceeaings TO the Residen. Trustees and
to the Engineers.
Mr. Viele moved a copy also be sent to the
Governor of the State-passed.
On motion of Mr.. Sanders, resolved, That
the thanks of this meeting, in behalf of the
citizens of Evansville generally, be returned
to the Committee on the state OF the Canal,
Messrs. Ingle, Woodard and Foster, for the
faithful manner in which they discharged the
arduous duties of their Office, in making a
thorough examination Of the southern line Of
the Canal, and presenting the meeting 50 able
q Report of it's condition.
! No further bus; ness presenting, on motion
adjourned. Nj. w. FOSTER, Chm'n.
A. II. SANDERS. Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

81 A man named John Redman, we'll
known mate on the river, was shot on the
Telegraph No. 3 last Wednesday evening,
by j. C. Kerr. The wound is severe. He
was put of at Madison to secure medical
treatment.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

At an adjourned Canal meeting held at
Foster Hall, the evening of the 81 inst, Mr..
NJ. ]. Foster was called to the Chair and A.
H. Sanders appointed Secretary. The prin-
cipal object of the meeting was to hear the
Reports of the committees on State of Canal
and Resolutions, appointed at the meeting Of
May cath.
John Ingle, Jr., Esq, Chairman of the
following
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

o. A fellow down at Paducah was so
mad at the eclipse because it didn't GENE up
to his excited expectations, that he hissed it
The eclipse soon after departed, doubtless
heartily ashamed of ITSELF
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

FIRE.-Slturday afternoon a stable in the
rear of Barnes Row, in the upper part oi
town was burned down. Supposed to have
originated in girl throwing ashes contain
ing live Goals over the fence in some straw.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05

Mr. Ep,roRPiease announce of Indiana that
JOHN c. EEkS Marion county is Independent Can
siscr;oa ieZ. THE PEOPLE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
EOTICR

UDooKs opened the Once OF John J. Chandler
Secretary ofhe Evansville Gas Com panv and W
for thirty days from this date for the uhscrn
Of $4,000 additional Stock OF said Company ordered
Directors thereof in conformity the 4th dav
March iss4 Attest JOHN J. CHANDLER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
THE REGENT pCvyD~D

~ Tu- sY-sy HsssObN y hcEIFSE
n SOS. puhlic ;dab ~
" postpoaed. press Of moxe M
some we've heard that il was on
OF tne weatnsr viii be visible without fail all next month
1t the Wal Paper and Lamp Store OF
,e JOHN G. DEvEREUx. Jn
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
r.. WINTERS
UNRIvALLED EXHIBITION OF
CHEMICAL DEORAMAS. CHRIST Il.
LINE VIEWS, CHxOMA TROPES, &C.,

AT APOLLO HALL,
For three nights Monday TUESDAY and wednesday June 5h
9Th aud 7th
KvR. informs the citze Of Evansville that he nss
W made nsrodues ~ their kind favor his
unrvaed which for srtistical sk grandeur
of deneaon brancy Of coors and at the same TINE %
to that it stan unequailed on this
The exhibition will with series of Crystaine
Views first time Of their being exhibited In this civ
which represent ,-,rrr, -.
RUINS MOoNLTGHTs. CITIES SEA VIEWS. &C..
mention in advertissment After which,
grand display Of ror,s
with variety Of pleasing metamorphoes 10 % by
WV CHEMICAL DIoRAMAS.
wing subjects susceptible to all the
chsnres TO representing
It's brillisIcy. n..uyn,.
Night view showing the Midnight Mass
COURT OF BABY LON.
Night view showing the feast e Belshazzar.
ar Doors open at o'clock. to oommeaee at sk
Tickets only; children under years age Is
eents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
p1yINsYITI.E, INDItN,P0LIs AND CLEy

NV tNsNIII..- INDIAN HPnIis AND aLEyE-
he Board of Directors Of this Cemany their meeting
passed resoluons ~ purpor
That tho Stock 10 until otherw ordered
by the foard
That real state lying within niles Of the line or within
six mil ot the Canal teow Tr- Haute be taken cash
value which stock will
in ssock. uutil the Dad Is plct-d.
That per cent every days iii be required all
cash and whSn such stock paid full the time
OF fsutsring or lie ore eue twelve will
he all.wec the and when paid
will 10 allowed paid
payable as above. my3i-d4w JAMES GREENE Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
STRAWBERRIES.


NHE undersigned takes this method to inform the nume
visitors Of the Pigeon Springs. that he has few
left which he will all those whs
fond this delicious His Rssberries
ripe and also will be served visitors Tie has refed
his Bathing House. and is ready accommodate all who
wish partake the salt baths The Mineral
Salt the that he found shere He
pared accommodate Boarder by the week during
warm TAe buildings large and sOmiaodOu, we'll
ventilated and adapted He also pleoge
himself that IL re does old and Chronic
Rheunacs Srona Drepsy and those that have partially
lost the their limbs diseases OF the
ne win not ehase hem anything The proprietor OF the
SpnEs afflicted for with a1ection 81
the oosng and srendng during that e aheut six thou
sand dollars but and found RELIEF unt he
became Proprietor Of the Springs TIE strengthens the
nervous and adds the patient life ard vigof
my30-u TI. BATES. Proprietor. ,
st LOUIS REFINED SUGAR.-f5 bils Loaf. Crushed.
- Powdered aud Refined White in way,
for sale by (m26) s. E. GILBERT CO.. Syo. Water.
NUBA StX CIGARS 40 boxes 10 rath choice quality,
~ Just "a sale by =. 4. GTBERT & CO.. =
ny25 Sye near Water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-05
CHERRY pEeT0nsl,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, CchDS. I.0AE.SENESS.
BRONCHITIS. Wl;G0PENG- CGUGH,
I. GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSN n!pTEnN

offered to the community with the con tdenee
we feel in an which seldom falls realize the hsPist
section
absund in publicly knowa Who have
and desperate diseases
medicine Of kind spparent escape
virtuse known the public no longer hesitate
ote employ for the distressing and dangerous AZ
fecons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident 70 our
Nothing has called louder for enquiry Of medical
complaints class of had OF their
and Bot yet adequat remedy had
from attacks the respiratory until the introduce
ton of the CHEERY PEcroRAL This article the product OF
long laboriou: and believe saecefi endeaver 70 ur
the American people themselves prepared to
Judge. appeal their decision. ther.
is dependene 70 be placrd IL what of every el and
station certify it has done for them
when dangerous affections Of the throat
lungs yed it. IL depend on the Of ntef
IL there reliance anything then il rreiutaty
that this medicine does relieve and does he
known mankind. this be it cannot freely
pubis ed be too widely knowa The afflicted shone
should know children priee them All shout
know It, for health he priced Unlike
paraons Of t kind it expensive composition of costly
price, and what is Of vastly more TO them squai
ity never Suffered decline from its OF
ceence- Every hottie IF this ene faetured,
good made heretofore
e OF making No toll cost spared in sntaning 1t n
the best perfection which possible 70 produce Hence the
having good article has been had BY those
who testify 10 its
In the world well the satisfaction Of believing that muck
has been ppns Psnarsd ~ AVER c,en;.t rov.u M
| E9 Sold in Evansville by KELLER. FARNSLEY & co.
and LEIGH yERLING wholesale and retail: in Princeten
iy HALLoCK PARMENTER; in Petershui gh b, ADAM
l.; and BY Druggists throughout the State.
ie2-Sm