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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-30

THE ONLY CROCKERY STORE IN MINNESOTA.
ID MARVIN is truly grateful to the inhabitants Paul
H. end the whole Territory for the prompt and liberal
which they have awarded to the undertaking..
the rs It has been his ambition to business
being exclusively China Glass Qucenswar
the demands the public In that line fully than
business could do.
X. NJ sell cheap, and fill orders we'll any
Louis he has heavy
whstandng the high price of reie and the scarcity Of crock
the the closing Of the English
determined at his
examine my stock Gilt Band, White and Lustre
China.
Glassware Iron Stone China,
Tumblers, Cut, Mulberry Ware,
do Pressed, Blue Ware,
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
Syrup Cans, &C Ware,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
81. Paul, Minnesota, Crockery Store.
Paul.M l6-tf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-30

STOVES AND TIN WARE,
At NeucpS old stand Third Sfree fepv doors Vesf Of
Jackson Street,
NE subscriber will keep hand constantly good assort
ment Of Tin Ware which at wholesale 81 r,ta
Also general assortment Orders from country
dealers solicited.
n. B.-Rcparng done short notice.
myl6-1y GEO. RUSSEJJ Aveut
The daily union., 1854-02-14
The Territorial Question in North Carolina

Tns NEsaAsxA We regret very much 10 find the
National In,ex of The 9th omng against this
measure OF security for southern rights The editors
the country, North and South reposing entire
quescencs and confidence In the great healing a Of 1890
and The strife which panied 1t. excitement had been
long since iofso'en We have perceived this. There
has bsen one continual agitation OF the question OF slavery
OCT ofConses, and we do why IL should not be
nnAlly put 70 rest In that body.
Ths ediioss conclude their article by the following
Let heu, In good faith, COMPROMISE
We hope southern wings will make this their and
wsschword 10 evidently intended II should be The
proper words this occasion !" Let stand by
the CONSTITUTION. ABANDON ALI COMPROMISES, OLD AMI
Nsw."
and Ia opposition TO their northern political bre,bren-es
cspt ss socsled wings Of the Grcclsy schoolhere will
not Be grease spot In short time, en Of the whiggey
show where took ia last grinding and final demolition
from vans sorLEns In disguise, and pocisns and
couossd from applause and heed
dcsaiss Of common for the fu'urc Instructions
Of HISTORY for tbs past
We could say great deal on hi. subject which to our
mind st least, would be ies.bly persuasive sp-
peal TO the patriotism well tho policy whg.
Thsy now invoked the country
has placed In their hands for the general safety and the
cssy OF the constitution. merely permit partisan editors
70 suMsn their position leaders and maintain their sub
sesption liss They asked TO give u rights the
Doush. and the rights Of southern citizens under the
tution. whenever they presume 70 settle In section be
youd m abolition latitude. They requested give
SwrrnRHrkp poIrrIcfAu
Bat II the matter has " been decided In council" all
sav viii be of avail II this hostility southern
righm h mp party and thus succeed
why, shsn the blast and midew OF political corruption
under parry echnicslss, viii upon ms. and an sgi.
radon win snsus. which the past is bat zephyr breeze
compared to The tornado.
Dui DO nos think this will be the result We believe
the will be adopted Bat say to tho wings Of
North Csrons aud all the southern State. in which ths,
3 In antic pation--if
fbSx the faise light Of the National yoa will
asA ig~s tatsss that will lead you into qnasmire
aboet which Il Will soon be said " Here es the
bls whiegsrY-pesce TO its mud"-N C. Commercial
W. have been srad6ed at the expression OF public
opinion through the pres. lhr.ughou, the length and
bsSadth Of republic. upon the interesting and excl
tiae qassson nov before the Senate. The democratic
pst.u hold The opinion ths, this question should he left
Win W. people, upistisred BY any congressional lma
The daily union., 1854-02-14

uon or dietston The above extract is from the .SAis
side OF the house in North Carolina; aud doubt not
but that the editor OF the Commercial (slr Lorpg) ex-
presses fully and fairly the sentiments OF his friends
that good old State on question which is OF deep and
abiding interest TO them. and which, was we'll said by
Gov Jones. in the Senate. overrides all party discipline
This an important in the history OF our nation We
trust lha, the decided by which we hope this bill
Will pass both houses will stay forever the foul end OF
aooiitionsm, and It's troubled spirit longer haunt the
nails oil Congress or disturb the quiet and peace of the
nation.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
supreme Court Of the United states.
MoNDAY, February l3, 1854.


Mortimer M. Jackson and John G. Siarkweaher,
esqs, OF Wisconsin, and George A. Sarkweaiher, esq
OF New York, were admitted attorneys and councillors
OF this court
No. SO. Robert Forsyth Us John Reynolds Il al. In
the circuit court OF the United States for Illinois
Mr. Justice Caon delivered the opinion Of the court re-
versng The decree OF the said circuit in this cause
with costs, and remanding the case. with direction. TO
dismiss the bill Of complaint, without prejudice
No. So Henry +. Turner II al, plantins in error, ps
Joseph G. Ys,es The argument OF this cause was
continued by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the defendant in
error and concluded by MIR May for the plaintiffs in
error
No. So Cornelius D, Thorp plaintiff in error, ps Ar
del B. Raymond The argument, Of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Lawrence for the plaintiff error and
continued by Mr. Scheli for the defendant in error.
NoTr--No. S. Hamilton Murray. use. &C, plainh6,
" Joha A. Gibson. This cause argued on the 9TH
inst. by Mr.. May for the plaintiff,
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow, II o'clock.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
Report ef the Director Of the United states
astatfss Mint,

The report OF Col. James Ross Snowden. the able di.
rector Of the United States mint at Philadelphia. will be
found in columns this morning. and we feel much
pleasure in directing attention to it, Apart from the
valuable and lucid statistics OF the report showing the
Aousshns condition Of the institution over which Col
Snowdsn presdes. the reader will find that he argues
with great power in favor OF the withdrawal OF notes Of
the dissemination Of $40 from crculaona desideraium
which the plentiful supply Of gold and the great
supply Of paper money render ndspensably necessary
This part Of the report deserves the careful consideration
Of orr legislators. COL Snowden also discusses with
much ability the proprety OF establishing Ineligible
and uniform system Of weights and measures. His
sons for this reform cogsnt and conclusive and will
b. generally approved.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
Fishers Painting OF the Battle Of New Orleans

Fishers Painting OF the Battle OF New Orleans.
This painting. which is continually great attraction
10 the Roiunde OF the Capitol OF the inter-
esing pieces of works OF which painted
canvas; it is well worthy 10 be and studied by all
who feel interest in the event, OF the bril-
liant in the military history OF this country Mr. Fisher
has been engaged this painting Tor number Of years
II is mnntsy accurate in all It's details. and forms in
itself The only good history which has been publish
ed this great The thousands OF figures
all complete in drawing and worked with great
labor and With careful regard 10 the lacsihe various
companies engaged both aides being clearly recognise
BILE by their uniforms, and all the prominent characters
have distinct and observable positions There is the fig
ure OF Psckenham borne of by number OF his aids
there s Gen Keane disposing his columns to draw
the FIRE OF the Americans rights there Ia part OF the
ssd Hghlandes and the asd light infantry charging the
redoubt the extreme right in front of the American
line The position OF Gen Jackson and his figure stand
ou, in bold relief our line, and those OF other
prominent chiefs, and many other Interesting points and
incidents TOO numerous TO be named here. As work
OF this painting is eproachabe, and the artist de.
great credit for the patriotism, and perseverance,,
and sacrifice, ia carrying out so tedious a piece OF
work in which the true history OF that ever able
day is preserved for which the painting is de signed
which now never could be done, nearly all those
we'll informed veterans gone who have aided with
their advice As BY all accounts. this the only correct
painting existing OF the a-mportsn subject, 1t should
belong TO the government. Washington is the proper
place where the painting shoud be deposited and there.
fore, it is hoped that Congress will order the purchase
and give the artist liberal compensation for ii. II may
be interesting to know that Mr.. Fisher one OF the
first tutors OF Mr. Leutze the great artist About twenty
years ago he lived with MIR Fisher in Philadelphia for
several years, who gave him all possible faciliues and
advice TO study for his Improvement, by which he
reached the elevated station OF beng now one OF our
greatest artists OF the present age.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
English Law and Equity Reports,
Published by
It'll n pnniUA a %
LITTLE, BROWN, Il &C


La and Foregn BOOKSELLER, il2 WahinEon sired, Boon.
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the all the English
peror style, greatly SERIES much
cheaper The facts which they
pledge has been fully redeemed.
years, amounts
eighteen voumes contains thousand husdred
ose thousand four hundred and
fon the House OF Lords, Pyy Council Courts ofChsnce,
and Admiralty and Eccirsissbcs
have yet been published other this
OF the remaining thousand hundred aud iorhee
in the Queens Bench, Common Pleas Escheque Court
Criminal Appeal only i've Kindred and m have yet been published
elsewhere More four 6hs Of the
shed this series inaccessible TO the profession In other
choapness reports by comparison
with others The reports OF The courts last named for the three
preceding this fifteen
volumes Of the Philadelphia reprints and are sold Tor about thirty
% da nsn and s I me ssn " s % ~ s s Lw % n sna
dollars and contain all The not ony In the
pa reprints have averaged nearly Ave volumes making
twelve dosfs For the price the Law
whie for sr dollars year. the alternate law volumes can he
chased containing not only all The matter o. the rhladepha
Council Admiralty Ecclesiastical Courts, together many
Common Law Courts not contained In the
publications which
they profess while This series complete for
period from November 1884, April os 1888
only eTh,iwo decided ihc
Law and Equity Reports contain hundred
period Only
contained reported The mcr appears
Law and Eanity Reports furnished
As The reports publishers ny. the mos.
critical comparison between in those
which may be found any other
They profession .,.,em.s, sas.ou.,v
circulated that these viii be discontinued
the face Of determined opposition
asacnan ana they have gained cir
failure.
seary ready for delivery VOL 90 in pre-, containing
he case. IN Ellis Blacksura part heretofore published
the Law and fqu,y Reports .HEH
The daily union., 1854-02-14

4
ASoTHrR nssAaKAsLE cpns.-ws before
extraordinary of Doctor Gilbert city,
OF cances and the peculiar method of pr
Without the use Of the knife, he performs
BILE Of his terrible which
hundreds Of paents hockng him every part
country The following letter. which
who has recently made sxssdsg
great oy the removal Of cancer,
fu an evidence Of for the DOCTOR that lay
readers Al
NEw YoaK, January ., 1854.
DR. GLssIr Dear LsborinE under thoush
ahection which, sner consune snied phyacsnI
had exhaussd all the remedies usually applied such with
out the least re'~f but all rather axsrsvsns increasing d.
determined apply having heard of and
eled the Of
iuaon "fuasus and o
correctness of opinion application removed
root without ihs the knife which perfccon
rrnnent Since which time has healed rapidly and
hcaih which fast failing, impsovRG than
been consider the 0oA
hs relieving
hss heir could truly wish
suffering humanity Accept
on and In and with thcm tbs silver pitcher
dence Lyncbbors, Virginia. nnd will be
information regard method Of and
dinary success.
You're, very truly, W. r. ALLISON n. n.
will be gentleman abovs letter
himself physician and well qualified Judge merits u
Doctor Gber We only rcsdsrs and
physicians particularly rooms ls5 Broad
way, themselves wonderful sHscne
IN. " s~~1ay Ts~e.
Piease refer o the Hon. r. p. Stanton.
Feb l2-d3
The daily union., 1854-02-14

from him authority for bis position The position
tended Tor BY Mr. Everett does injustice 10 his illusious
friend who is moIe it is unjust to that other illustr
Gus statesman Mr. Clay who barely lived see the tr
umph Of the Compromise il is unjust to the eminent
paariots living who advocated aequesced in The ad
jsssnent ~ nnal settlement OF the slavery question
snd Haay. Mr. Everefs position is unjust 10 his own
rspuislion
The daily union., 1854-02-14

Losses Br uas The New York Insurance Monitor
furnishes an estimate OF the losses by fire in the United
States during the year 1883 The aggregate loss ia es
mated al s12 02si3 OF which SO 6,o2 .S43 is put down
10 the city OF New York. This estimate does in
clode fires where the loss under $4,000 The adj
di,ion Of these would probably show that the whole
amour, Of the destruction Of property by FIRE during The
wear W as n q, less Than twenty million dollars
The daily union., 1854-02-14

STATE OFFICERS IN VmGEA-The legislature OF yir.
gina Thursds elected the following officers for the
term OF two years from the st January next viz: G.
W. Munferd, secretary and Librarian; g. w. Clutter
auditor Of public accounts w. L. Jackson, second au-
dor J. B. SiovalI. treasureri .. H. Parker register
OF the land oihce W. r Richie. public printer all pres
ent incumbens, with the exception Of Mr. Clutter, who
succeeds Robert Johnston, esq, resigned.
The daily union., 1854-02-14

NOTICE Travellers, Members ~ Congress. and
~ czsnsThe undersigned respectfully he pos
London method
dressing and rendering
wr-n~d perfectly c,-snsed ard rs
gssheE Dysing
all description Of goods, with despatch and pspeuaiy.
F4E WM. BELL, Dyer,
South -id. Pa. sv, between tn. Adsphi and Emerys
Nsw ssors building, Washington. tssssblisbed ts7z)
The daily union., 1854-02-14

QRlTIsA Navy Idst for January, 1854. 80
- British Army List for January, le54. .s-
Who's Who 1854
Langs Hints on Houses ] vol, London, 1859
Msther on Coal Mines; vol, London, 1873. .t
Nestges Of Creation; enlarged edition, many enpssne;
vol, London, 1853. t.aT 49, -
Jolinsons fatentees Manual vol, London, 1853
Dufhn'r Perspective VOL, LoHdon 1853
Ifsmenhercs Political Erperisnce Of Ancsnu Mar
The Law and practice OF Parliament, NsS(ecton
Laws Of Great Brisin Beecrons Iron Trade; Banbidsss
Law OF Mines and Minerals Wooeys Descriptive
Try applied TO Ship ipbuiidng. - ag'T
Feb IA ANcv 1Av1.Oa
The daily union., 1854-02-14

The Georgia house Of representatives Friday passed
bill, by the casting vote Of the speaker proposing TO re
move The seat Of government OF the State from Medge-
vile to Macon.
The daily union., 1854-02-14

rrGiE New ugWe Book. ofncisl benmpat NJ
officers Of The United their
locations Ac nc Price ~ 80 and prepaid any par.
country for so
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR MAURI,
Feb IA bookseiers,
The daily union., 1854-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw Yoss, Feb. iS-2 b. M
No tidngs yet of the Afrios. now due aad hour,
looked for ~T
The daily union., 1854-02-14
DEATH or a sArinoxrAs

PHILADELPHIA Feb l2.--The steamer Tsundetbolt f,o,
Baltimore. arrived ibis morning John Pur.t iornsIg
the engineer of the Halifax, died board from Injuries
received by being struck the head by croshead h
oling the machinery lie leaves wife children h
this city.
The daily union., 1854-02-14

QUA de Forasteroat Guide the city of hsuo,
VI containing public buildings, kc SC; BY General "o
" ~ volanp~, Tin spsnish,) Mexico, ieso x.-.
finances
republic Mereo, from hs spsnsh conquest
h sr5o de Tsjsds, nndef sscres o.
department ,fIn,-ai v.i M.r'cc lsee
Feb i2 FRANCk TAtLoH'
The daily union., 1854-02-14
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

8 s. sANFORD's OLD, EsTABLIsHEO, AND ORIGINAL
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
again before the public.
SIS SANFORD respectfully announces that
Philadelphia
December reHsd maenAcsut Vrrd
&C. travelling tour, that tvoups
Mospay Bvrsra February IL, and continue during
addition favorite attached sssNvds
Troupe, he takes pleasure greatest
ninsuelsy business aa-g#a ss
X. ". Sitter, The champion dancer.
A. j. ALLEN the bnnjoist.
HERR LIEBESsTfEN, The Hungarian vocalist
And the original uoupeMe.srs Rsin- Collins sanf Lynch,
Holden Rudolph Rsvsnnah insy sorwse and Master asn-
ford. EH@
Professor schwes, will preside The piano forte.
Admission % so price.
Doors open at hafpsst o'clock; commence ~ O'Clock
tl-dn
The daily union., 1854-02-14

A shock Of earthquake was felt al Santiago
de Cuba on the 23d ultmo
The daily union., 1854-02-14

AND Warrants and Virginia scrip bought and
so'dfcrsop. from distance Virginia
rely receiving
York prices, md made promptly drsn
~ Union.
EVANS h FAINT,
Exchange and Banking once,
Pennsyivrnis avenue, between az srd 9Th streets,
Feb Ia 7tdAcp- Washington city. n, q.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
ny anEEs a. sCOrr. A-eea....rs.

VALUABLE AND ELiGiBLY SITUATED BUILDING LOT
I'd street Mt suct,onOn Friday, lh We shau
SELL ~ O'Clock, the premises very handsome building
lot situated VI west between Pepcyivsnia snd
north being lot No H. No. having or
ID Of S5 r' with depth Of 80 feet asf~s, alley
Terms Ono thd cash. balance C. Ia 49, and ~ months M
purchaser give notes for the deferred bear
day of sale deed given ssd sten This
dispufshle ENEFN
Ihe property considered o. NE hsnsa%
building sites for sale the city. Any wishing 70 @
bssutfnl and private esdsnc
GREEN h SCOTT
rebi9-d Aaetionssf'-
The daily union., 1854-02-14

DIED,
Al New Orleans, Wednesday inst Of
b. PBNEA5 JANNEY, esq,
JAsErI, of Alexandria, Virginia.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
DI.Asrsn 70 rns srsAMsR orosalA,

NORFOLK, February IL The steamer Georgia Cam
Mekinsuy, bound from New York ior Aspinwsi, put il
here last night In distress. having encountered
gale on Cape Hatisfas ON the Sh, by which her entire
oreessde was carried away and her bos:s stove Tbs
passengers are all we'll strff s,0@
The damage 10 the Georgia is such several days win
be required TO get her ady for ~
The passengers held an indignation meeting to-day IN
which the vessel denounced worthy and m,
stfongest feeling s,ed against owners for sending
them in her.
NoKfoLK Feb. I3The GeorgIa is still here ioaeths,
with most OF her passengers She is under Tgong repairs
There are doubts whether she will be sent 10 sea
again The that The passengers became indiynsnt
and freely expressed their opinion thar boat was un
seawohy, viii render her unpopular and probably cause
the owners to replace her with steamer
The daily union., 1854-02-14

Two THE DEAF.-Anxious for sufsrers we s,us
that We with Others, had ky the
eent yer NOT unpleasant applications Of Doctor Boyd Reilly q biz
vapor oshng rooms See west front Of Capitol
JOHN HOLOHAN,
aI Marble carver, Capisoi
WIN. TATE,
New Aqueducf
BERNARD C1vkHY,
ebH-ds' wsshinron.
The daily union., 1854-02-14

SAILING CITY HHE
NIw YORK, Feb. l2TLe Crescent City left eyenin,
for the reliei of the Georgia Norfolk. a
The daily union., 1854-02-14
Washington Assemblies

Washington Assemblies.
TUE third assembly ball win be held Jackson Tvs
Il day evening, February lsth. ~. IL
Tickets OF BY
store, Browns tetel
Persons subscribers tickets appiyns
the executive Jackson Hall, the bali
Feb 11--di4
The daily union., 1854-02-14


RIsLEY 81 GoODALL's vARIETE-
Revival ofths grand dramatic romance OF
THE CoRsIcAN BROTHERS,
TUrspir EvEsIso, February ID, 1854,
Win be presented romance in acts and tsblesus
entited
THE CORSICA BRoTHERs
The evenings entertainment, aughabe farce
DAY IN PARIS.
Price OF admission, so cents family circle, Q, cents
Door open At hafpas 81 curtain 7A O'Clock.
Feb IL
NATIONAL THEATHE.
Door open X TO ~ curtain rises \ psst
Eighth night OF the engagement OF
air. FORREST,
The eminent Amsdcsn uasedsn.
TuEspsr Evpsise, February IA, 1864,
WA be presented for the ID time years Judge
fsd's eeiebrated tragic play, in acts, entitled
JACK CADE.
To conclude with the highly lausbsblc farce entitled
SENT TO THE TOWER.
Prices OF admission parquete
served orchestra IS family
thiId ie 80 coped gallery % Pnvae boxes, s..
Feb u
The daily union., 1854-02-14

pATENTS issued to the Soldiers lel3.-Tbe und.r.
signed WI purchase patents TO lands lying military ls
cn OF Illinois Arkansas and Missouri ssued solsn o,
the war Of lela, under act Of Congress Of is2
EVANS 4 FAINT,
Exchange aud Banking Onhce,
Pennsyivana avenue, between 4k and 9Th streets,
Fee la-fdAcp' Washington city o. q.
The daily union., 1854-02-14
MARKETS.

NKw YoRK, Feb. l3-p m.-The stock n,arkst is steady
United pntes6 6s no sales Canton, 26A Erie. 7st Long
Island, 81 Reading, 73; Parker Vein. 81 Cumbsfand
29i Morris Canal, IL; Nicaragua, 25l.
The money market 10 easier Exchange on London 4
The daily union., 1854-02-14

The -four market is unsettled. Holders are SON swh.t
drmsr. but all waiting for the foreign news expsead
hourly. Al84 SfE
The daily union., 1854-02-14
Vessel IN DISTRESS.

CHARLESTON Feb l2-The schooner Saltillo. from Sa.
vannah to New York, loaded with and rce II ere
in distress Her deck load swept off, she IL leak.
ing. +,t .essrE
The Charleston market IL dull, and prlcss .
cent lower than last week. #afelt lsasa 'ff4'
The daily union., 1854-02-14

LATER FROM MEXICO, RTc.
NRw ORLEANS, Feb. l2.--The steamer Texas has in,
arrived here Amongst her passengers Is ex-Prasidsat
Evailas She brings Sl06, 900 in specie. NJ t3.4
The Indians Durango have been defeated ard much
stolen property recovered from them.
Eli Paso has been declared port of entry, ~
The Mexican marine was 10 be largely increased The
troops We're said to be marching Sonora assist in rou
ing Captain Walker
The New Orleans cotton market Saturday was dull.
and prices diooping
The daily union., 1854-02-14

ALBANY Feb l2-Leters have been received here from
Judge Forsyth the absquatuator dared AIqsrs Afc,
lie states that lie Is seriously ill with disease from which
no fsas he will not recover and expresses much
f,r the crimes by which Le has bsckened his reputaon