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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-16
MARLEY & KERN.

DEALERS IN
IL ID " / L, TOOLS ND CUTLERY,
On 81. Antlony ST., near the american House,
"OCLD call the attention the citizens Of st. Paul
and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock Of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails. Locks in ali their variety wrought, cast
Parliament and Strap Hinges, Bolts, Shutters Fasteners,
Bas, Locks, Screws, Latches, Bell Pulls and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hami, Buck, Mill. " Back and Rip Saws Hmchets,
Axes broad and pitching Adze, Spoke SLAVES, Drawing
Knives III. mer Socket, Turning PAIRING Chiscls
Braces. 1owe Jack, Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Flows, bead Guages, boring Machines Hatchets
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakcs, Scythes Soy oes Curry
Trace, Back, Breast, Timber and Lock CHAINS Hoes
and Pick.
HOUSE FINISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, Spoons;
fine assortment Of silver-plated, Britannia Japan
Ware; Eoiers Kettles, Frc-DOgs, ShOvels and Tongs,
Wkle Ire Coffee Burners, Patent enameed Iron Ket-
Ties Ladies, Swimmers, Grirons, Coffee Mills Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment Saddlery, TRIM
ngs: Strrups, Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scraers, Corn Mills. Patent Balances AMI Counter Scales.
ST. Paul, May Is, 1854. WITT
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hteamboats anS Eiprrp gtabIrs.
Galena & Minnesota Packet Co.

The GALENA s. MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
will run daily line Of Boats during the ensuing season
between Galena. saltwater and ST. Paul. stopping ut ali
Intermediate lain.S, leaving tacna at IL daily cx
cept Sundays.
The line Will Insist Of the
NOMINEE, Captain II. BIaKELY.
WAR EAGLE, g. ID. 5. HARRIS.
GALENA, 60 ID. Is. MopEHorsr,
ROYAL ARCH, s. T.. II. GLENN,
all first class boats, and commanded By experienced and
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect, at Gaena, with the st. Louis
Galena aily line Of steamers, which line at
Eock ISlanl with the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad.
This Company Boats being L. s. Mail steamers. til :
punctua'ity Cali he confidently relied upon.
Freigl Shippe at ST. Louis between St. IouiS and
Gaena. the ST. Louis ain! dena line Of boats points
above GaeIa, will be- rc-shpIed at acna of charge
for drayage Forwarding, AMI without delay.
The RaiIroa, between Galcna Il Chicago, connecting
with the various Eastern Roi>. is completed with
In few miles Of Galenn. ami the unfinished portion
the Road stocked with comfortable are-coaches.
b. II. CAMPBELL, CO, Agents, Galena.
Galena. March "a, 1854 tf30
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~ Congress at its late session voted the
sum of PA to meet the expenses of the
Executive and Legislative departments of the
Government for the current fiscal year, ending
June 30, 1855.
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VOC TAKE Away M i.isEarY.--A prohibito
~ Iiaucr law il Is said. is a violation OF perso
nsl ,ib.sty What right. it is asked, has any
man or agy body of men, or eEen the STATE, 10
say what shaii sell, sna what skais not bny
The question is answered by determining
precisely wha; is meant by personal liberty. -
Does Per nai liberty consist IL DONG, without
srolestetion. anything man may choose TO do'
This is not liberty. it is iawlessness. Liberty
Is rever to do what We please. while We do nc
exru to others. or nothing inconsistent With
the public good Do We complain OF this: 40:
aps yet observe bow this limits. restrans and
shaek.es cur freedom of action. We cannot IN
lure q man : person. n0t strike klschildreR. nor
enter his hoyse ner sut our feet upon his held,
without his PERMISSION; we cannot SET nFe 10
our Own premises nor put any kind eta picture
xe niease il cur windows. nor go naked into
the street: we cannot lead any Kind OF life we
please on our own premises: we cannot legal
iy. even sell rum, unless We get q license, With
cut being liable TO a punishment. we might
oceupy q whole day in euuneratipg things we
cannot do, and the work would not &c done.
Well do we complain q this Do we say IL
is violation of personal iikcrtys Not at all
What. then. is meant by the assertion. that
prohibitory law violates personal liberty =
Nothing more than this. we believe: if right
certainly nothing more il takeS from a man the
liberty of doing what he has been hitherto
wrongfully permitted TO do: Had he been al
ways prevented from selling intoxicating IL
ouors. as beverage as he has been prohibited
from stealing. not a word would we have heard
about this violation Of personal iberty.-Pro-
hibifionisfs.
REPLY TO A CHALLENGE.--Hon. q. y. SIM
mons, upon being Intercepted by southern
Senator with what he would do in case some
southern gentleman should send him chaii-
enge to fight q duel, made the following quaint
reply: I WOULD said he, ''sit down and
write him ts,s-Dear Sir: am too great
toward to fgb, and you must have kno"n It,
or else you woui. not have sent me that chal
l,nge''
~ The Roman Catholic Bishop of Buffalo
has directed that no more than five carriage.
snail accompany any corpse to the church OF
cemetery. and the Catholics have, with a few
exceptions. shown disposition to obey the or
der eheerfully.
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ycse~ The school directors of the sixteenth
ward of Philadelphia met on the evening of the
22d instant, and reelected all the teachers
whom they had dismissed. The excitement in
the public mind in relation to the dismissal
and the general denunciation of the course pur-
sued by the directors, is thought to have caused
this result.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

&HSA& ing bucks, wethrrs, ewes and EEsS2
TM lambs, which have been re-
SsNEsAS Gently imported from Iowa --A-A
and Wisconsin, and in fine order and good con-
dition.
Also, GO heal of working cattle, selected from the best
grazing farms the Mississippi valley. The stock can
be seen at the Tanter LANDER, the St.Panl
Port Smelling road Those wishing TO purchase will
please cali and examine the stock the premises, Or
m AXE enquiries OF
C. SCOTT CO.,
At their stall in the St. Paul market.
AuCugf Al 1854.
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st, P0ul Market.

Corrected Daily by N. E. Tyson T. Co., Grocers
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
Lire stock. Dried Fruit.
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PrODPrtu to Lease.

VALUABLE lots In the best business parts Of the oty
v to lease on favorable terms. Enquire at tbe once
of IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK,
st. Anthony It,, near the winslow Houss
St. Paul, Aug. 30, 1884,
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P A r X E r S
Heal Estate Abstract.
STRANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
- Estate in this city and county, ioaning moncy
ter-o will find it to their interest to consult said alb
stract.
And they invited, call and examine 1t, before
lying upon Information obtained from other lts
advantages will be cheerfully explained.
st. Panl. Aug. 4. 1854.
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GOING AnEAp.--The Minneapolis Democrat
says that place has mere than quadrapled her
population and capital within the past year
1t thinks it is rot extravagant to say: In view
of our Superior advantages in very few years
a capital equal to that of Lowell will be in ac-
tive and profitable operation around st. An
thonY alls Minnesota.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
UNRoM tbs Subscriber about The 18th Of AUGUST
large bay mare, Is han'ls high, years old, both
hind seet white, crack In hoof forward om the har
near to shoe. Whoever VIII return Said mare to me
40 81. Paul, shall be satisfactorily rewarded.
Sept. S, 1854. d1w&wtf
Valuable Property lSr Sale.
In Minneapolis, at the Fsls Of SSsss A"sAssy!
OFFERED for few days only, Hdndsoms
u House and Lot on Washington Avenu91 i::j
three fine lofs fronting Bridge Street, 49, - 2ns
snspension Bridge half block. on Fowl near
me PRESBYTERIAN Church; eight acre 49, e S6s
desirable for residences; sig lots on Pr ye1p@s
below tie Falls; 100 acres beauti
mas, adjoining town in the rcar.s aepieH1 kfl1(Rh
improvements. the A;t.ssiiJ rfdr As.sstr vs,'s;
sro, b.Osks at tn FER s aba esrG "a l+t ,fG
f,c Lever vr- &C a. p,esat ~ 60 ~},t-f fr1a
ranked 18th the saiuab.s ir5lr,,s fer.ry,
and be had at low figures by applying at to
PROPPER e. WILCOX,
Surveyors and Land Agents, near the q. g. Land Once,
Minneapolis, Minnesota Territory.
Aug %, 1854
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Quo AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD-WEsrERN d.
vIsIoN.-The cars on this road now run to Car
lyle, fifty miles east of st. Louis. The track is
graded to Salem, and the rails are laid to with
in eleven and half miles of the junction with
the Illinois Central. The junction reached, the
citizens of St. Louis can go to Cairo by railway
lacking only five miles.
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Express Notice.
IL ordering goods, packages money from
"A the Express, will please order the same to
be marked TO the care of Burbank x Co.. Galena.
J. C. BURBANK CO.,
PrOpr's North Western Express Co.
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PRAIRIE on FiRE--The Chicago Press Of the
18th inst. says: The prairie away at the west
of the city was on fire. on Tuesday night the
flames snatching rapidly and iereely at any
thing that would add to their inereasc.-Den,-
0crdt.
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\ CANDID MILKMAN.-A committee of the
New York Board of Health is investigating the
swill milk question. On Tuesday week milk
man was examined who was miracle of can
dor, though perhaps he told no more than what
the public already knew. "Some milk he
said, he sold for four cents per quart, some for
five. and some for six. Ifpeople wanted cheap
MILK he put in ,cater."
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Go- We learn that Major 7. l.. Alexander
of the U. S. Army, has been appointed as Go
vernon of the United States Military Asylum at
Harrodsburg KY, the appointment to take eff
feet from the LIST OF November next We also
learn that Col. A. d. Stewart, for many wears
the resident Paymaster of the United States at
st. Louis has been ordered to California.
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ANOTHER PAPER.-A strictly temperance and
abolition paper. according to the prospectus
now in circulation, is to be published in St.
Anthony. Rev. Mr.. Ames, Editor D. L. Paine,
printer. Democrat.
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Confluence IN ONES SELF-Wben a crisis be-
falls you, and the emergency requires moral
courage and noble manhood to meet it. be equal
to the requirements of the moment. and rise
superior to the obstacles in your path. The
universal testimony of men whose experience
exactly comedies with yours furnishes the con-
selling reflection that difficulties may be ended
by opposition. There is no blessing equal to
the possession of a stout heart. The magni
tude of the danger needs nothing more than u
greater effort than ever at your hands. If you
prove recreant in the hour of trial, you are the
worst of recreants. and deserve no compassion.
Be not dismayed or unnamed when you should
be bold and daring. unfnchng and resoiute.
The cloud whose threatening murmurs you
hear with fear and dread is pregnant with bles-
sings. and the frown whose sternness makes
YOU shudder and tremble. will ere long be sue
ceeded by smile of bewitching sweetness and
benignity. Then be strong and manly, oppose
equal forces to open difficulties keep a stiff
| upper-lip and trust In Providence. Greatness
| can only be achieved by those who are tried
The condition of that achievement is confidence
| in ones self-Richmond Post.
ANOTHER PAPER.-A strictly temperance and
abolition paper, according to the prospectu:
noxr in circulatiOD is to be published in st
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St. Paul, Sept. 8, 1854
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5nis- The persons arrested and committed
for robbing Larpenteur's store. will be tried
before the District Court next week.
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gS- Capt Hupoerstone, of the Minnesota
Belle, arrived home by the Alice yesterday.
The Belle IS laid up for the present at St.
Louis
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S- The Alice came in yesterday at one
O'CLOCK from Burlington, and the Oakland,
Capt. Chas. Morrison, from ST. Louis, in ten
minutes afterwards. We are indebted to the
officers of both boats for St. Louis and interme-
date papers
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GEN. WM. T. HARNEY.-We learn from the
Washington Sentinel, that this distinguished
officer is about to sail for the Old World, and
will visit the seat of hostilities in the East, and
learn from actual observation what there is new
in Wars vast art" as exhibited there by the
opposing armies.
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! Ess- Several tradcsmcn and mechanics, all
men ofcapital, are about removing from Mad
| ison, Wis, to ST. Paul
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TT Mr.. II. Buel left for the east Oh the
War Eagle. He will return with a large and
we'll selected stock of boots and shoes. Messrs.
II. E. Buel and F. A. Catterson will attend to
the wants Of those who may favor them with a
call.
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CoeXECTICUT.-We learn from New Haven that
here is probability that FRANCIS GILLETTE, an old
fashioned Free Democrat, IS quite likely to be
chosen l. : Senator for the residue OF Hon. Truman
Smiths term. Hon. JAMES DIXON OF Hartford
Hon. RCcrR : BALDWIN Cate SENATOR OF New
Haven. and Hon. Il FAYETTE :. FOSTER OF Nor
w.cb. Speaker Of the House ere the prominent
csndidstes for the full term. They are al capable
81 d worthy AID NJ. Baldwin has many warm friends
On account of lis past services in trying times If the
ro.t slsn be- awarded 70 him who labored hardest
md er, cted most toward the achievement OF the re-
cent triumph, then Mr. Dixon viii receive i've
aie s.iurod that there Will be 10 mistake as 70 the
rss.ace Of ~ fic.ent Prohibitory Liquor law
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-. eucss until they appear. thai 'h're
Meantime ~ s'i. " thica about thenL

~ ESGLAND.-li u vel!
HousT PRISTISG TELEGRArn ,of t,l,-raphinr in
known tia, the DETECTING needle sys:e or,sn system,
Fnglsna "a VASTLY inferior TO any OF the Al
bo,b As regards accuracy and Tapidty OF conn
but so great is the prejudice in that country aga'n'. ~.
thing American tibet down TO the present time neither
Morse nor the House systems has received any counte
nance among the telegraph companies on the other sde oil
the Atlantic. But appears that one company-ihe SUD
Marine and European Line from Liverpool to London
Dover and CalSishas at length taken measures 10 miro
duce the House Printing Telegraph instrument at ali its
stations. and has inirused this duty to Messrs H. n
Baldwin end J. " Ashley, two experienced AMI accom-
pbed operators formerly connected with the Southern
and Boston House Lines In this City We have no doubt
but that the Printing Telegraph viii speedily supersede all
other systems in England; ami the Sub-Aarne Company
are fortunate in having secured The services OF two gentle
men so well qualified MeSs. b. and A. to supern-
tend the Inauguration of the same
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PEoGREssIyE FRIENDS. The Relig

PROGRESSIVE FRIENDS. the Religion. Society
GRAINED under ths name Last year 1t Oh Kennel,
Chester County Penn. ha- been called 20 nee: NJ the
s,ne place o. sunday May e. end the two following days,
for tie transaction Of it. appropriate business. This body
de rom uo,t Of the churches and ecclesiastical associa
tiol- a. the day IN that ha doctna test and invites
tie coopernon Of al who recognize the equal brotherhood
Of tie human emily without distinction Of sect party or
scx and who acknowledge the duty Of defining and Illus
,rstr their sh II God not by assent 70 creed but by
lives Of moral purity end works Of charity and benecence
20 mankind Turning aside from the bewildering contro-
veses By which earnest mind. ar too often pTexed and
tewidred and discaiming ell ecclesiastical authority it
ceks to unite men not by agreement in theological opn-
o1s hut through OF m in respect to the prac-
teal dutes g. IL and interest in the improve
rrcnt a11 elevation OF the race.
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TIE Feiry Light Guard" have not been heard
his quarter since their agent was over here from
New-Jersey Friday last professedy to make arrange
mens for their IeeSaaR ri pss.de to-day We could Mt
1dyny one to stretch his neck very far . !eoSihs OUT
~ them nor aegrsvete his corns in running IN guess Of
them II they DO and parade in the Park, visit
Barnrm Museum and spend the evening at the Crystal
Palace. rs promised, We l. aake note Of the IaGis.
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TUESDAY, MAY .. 1854.
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be- pas.eneers is Gov Stevens Of Oregon. The Gov
e,,ar made IN elaborate speech at san Francisco IS
10 cine hitbcr on the Pacific Railroad. The mining
Intelligence favorable. Tie Walker hiii6usters are
renoed TO have broken Up their camp ani gone over
Ir5 70 Texas. Nothing further has transPred IL re-
son to tie Senatorial election beyond an unsuccesi-
Ii nnnr. To hiring II on.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAP PHI.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dsps',h to The n Y Tribune :, 80,
WASHINGTON. Monday, MAY :, 1884.
The excitement increasing The Nebraska,es are re
ioicrg. Their opponents are indignant beyond anything
ever Witnessed The Cabinet has been in session to-day
on important Spanish matters. the character OF when mas
rot transpircd. The Mexican Consul at New-hor< mas
gouo 10 Mexico with certified copies OF the "ad'len
.rcetv Tho original with the big seal is still here II WIZ
be cared TO Mexico by Mr. Gadsden in few days lac
southern Nebraska Wings have agreed IN caucus TO 'Ae
ont Clsvtons amendment. An additional report On the
affairs of Spain goes Congress from the State Depart
mont, tomorrow.
larrc norton Of the Long Bridge across the fo'oNac
was d,etroycd bv fire his morning The fire commencel
ON the south side OF the drawbrdsc over the north chh
MEL and extended SOUTH Land communication with Alex
srdria i cut Off The cause of the fire is unknown
The damage 10 the long bridge Is about s5ooV one Se
80 The draw and the extent of two piers beng Destroyed
The Gre was probably occasiOned by spark from
steamer The Inconvenience to the city and marker peO'
ME II Ncrv serious.
In tie supreme Court today Judge Grer gave an opn,
ion In tho ease ~ A. j. Marshall rrSas the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company. sustaining the decision Oh me
Circuit Cour. of Maryland with costs The opinion was
against the plaintiff. ,,, ,,,..., AZ,
turn II A. claimants appellants rersas FREDERICK D. mig
was submitted on record and printed arguments
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition OF Inr
SrNI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in Europe. Il VII
contain all the latest News NJ 20 the time If going 20 pres
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing can be had A.
the desk Price Six Cents. The steamship Arabia sails
from Boston Tor Liverpool Tomorrow al u o'clock.
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In tie Senate yesterday, statement from the Sec-
rotary Of the Treasury laid before that body in
reply 70 the Senate resolution Of the amount OF stock
ard Other Government securities redeemed since the
Cd OF March 1853 by which it appears that the whole
amour. oi stock redeemed is $ls.el3,7li -; pre-
MUM paid Oh the same. =, 80 %. The Chair
also presented message from tie President, trans
hitting copies Of the correpondCnce OF cur late Mn
lister at Berlin with the King OF Prussia, respecting
religious toltrston. Sc Mr.. FISH presented the
memorial Of The New-York Chamber Of Commerce,
that treaties be mSde with the European powers to
nut IN more secure icotng the rights of neutrals
&c. which wac referred 70 the Committee on COM
merce. Mr. CASs presenicd two memorials in favor
OF esi,us freedom and intim, led that he would ike
10 sneak On the subject next Monday. Mr.. DoUGIiS
read the remCustranct Of certain clergymeu Of the
Northwestern States 70 the Nebraska bill; the subject
Of sreech the substance oi which will be found in
another column The vetoed Inssne Lsnd bill was
postroned till Wednesday. The Homestead bill came
up as tie special order. and Was debated At some
length bur was finally postponed 10 Tuesday OF next
week when tie Senate adjourned.
The House on motion OF Mr. RICHARDSON OF
Illinois resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
on the State OF the Union when all business on the
calendar was laid aside and the Nebraska bill taken
M. The vote on Mr.. RICHARDSON'S motion stood
Yeas 100. Nays -. Mr.. CALEB LYON of New-lork
then addressed the House in opposition 10 the meas
ure until the adjournment Of that body