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New Goods at Granite store,

NIE subscribers have just returned from New York and
i opening the largest stock Of S-asonable and
Fashionable Dry Goods ever offered in this MARKET many
of them bought for cash at forced sales and at twothrs
the usual price. Among them Plain, Figured, Plaid
and Striped Silks, all wool De anes Thibets Of every
shade and at lower prices than ever heard of before Lyon
Cloths Ladies Cloths sc. All are invited to call and
examine OWEN co.
Oct 3, l6
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AsSignm

NJ Office is hereby given, that James NJ Densmore, has
~ made assignment of all his property and estate
cep such is exempt from attachment for the benefit Of
all his creditors who shall become parties the in
three months according to law One copy of said assign
ment may be found at W. v. Il 0. Moses.
OLIVER MOSES,
Oct Is, 1854. 3w1S j. b. SWANTON.
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Mrs. ROuse's. on Centre st.

THE largest and best assortment fAenery Embroider-
les and Fancy goods offered in the city, and the
lowest prices, at
Mrs. RONGe'S, on Centre st.
Inquire for any article usually kept such sores-you
scarcely fail of being suited
Mrs Rouse will be most happy to show her pattern Bon
nets just opened of the latest Styles Also Cloak and Cape
patterns and will be pleased to all orders inrustcd
to her. to'the best Of her ability.
Bath, Oct. II, 1854 is
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Family Groceries.

A CHOICE and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCER
les fresh and NICE Just received opened and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting in part
as follows
Coees, Teas, Sugars of all grades, Candlestalow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa, Prepared do
Chocolate, Bakers Broma Tapoca, Sago Corn Starch Po-
tato do, Pickles. Ketchups Of all kinds, Olive OIL Castor
Oil and large number of other things too
mention A. T. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front St. Ferry Wharf Bath, Nov 16. '53,
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TE copartnership heretofore existing under the Of
Fled Wdes, is this day dissolved by muua consent.
All persons indebted requested make immediate pay
ment to Mrs. Field at the old stand. MARY f. FIELD.
A. Il. WILDES
Bath, Sept. 2S, 1854. 3w17
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Dissolution Of C0DartnershiD.

I n BARRELS Western Mess Beef for sale by
" Oct. 1854. Is NJ. +. GANNETT.
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Cumberland Coal.

cOO ror article for blacksmths use, just landed from
Steamship Freeman Rawon, from Alexandria For sale by
June 49, 1854 b. o. WEEKS.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods,

and they trust by personal attention business merit
shore Of public patronage.
New and fashionable Bonnets and Millinery Goods re-
ceived weekly from Boston and New York.
MARY f. FIELD,
SUSAN d. MORSE.
Bath, Sept %, 1854. 3w17
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

no those who contemplate burning coal to cook with
4 we would say that the only stove for burning Goa
with economy convenience and perfect satisfaction.
the Emperor Ai-fght for sale only by the subscriber
Call and examine. III l. CHAMBERLAIN
Sept IL
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

TT @. BEACH CO., II Pine street, New York, sole
III agents Cotton Canvas from several other mills
Also-Asnaburgs Prints, Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satnett Printers. 6m50
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Total passengers and crew,

HIGHWAY ROBBERY We understand that
Ebenezer G. Woodman, of Poland, was robbed
on the road, one mile this side of Poland Cor
ner, about o'clock Thursday evening, of up
wards of 50 900 in bank bills. About 81 800
of the bills were on the Brighton Bank and
of the denomination of $50. The rest of the
money was on Boston Banks, chiefly $50 bills
Mr.. Woodman had been to Brighton with a
drove of cattle and horses, and was on his re-
turn. He was attacked, while he was riding
in his wagon through the piece of wood this
side Of Poland Corner, by three men, one Of
them large, stout man, with whiskers. One
of the men seized his horse, and the other two
sprang upon him. In the conflict with him,
one of the robbers discharged a pistol, the
ball of which cut piece from the crown Of
his hat. He was not much injured Argus
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- Gov. MCCLELLAN, Secretary of the In
terror, and Judge CAMPBELL, Postmaster Gen
eral, who arrived here on Wednesday eve
ming, devoted Thursday, principally, to visit
ing the different sites proposed for the erection
of Court house, Post Office, &C., and
yesterday took trip to Lowell; returned in
the afternoon, and, in company with his honor
the Mayor, examined several of our city Insti-
tutions. In the evening they attended the
Boston Theatre, and this morning will take
their departure for Washington. These dis
tlngulshed gentlemen have expressed them
selves highly pleased with our city and its
vicinity, and very much gratfed at the kind
attentions they have received from our mu-
nicipal officers and many private citizens.
The urbane manners, and wide, practical in
telligence of these accomplished statesmen,
have won for them the respect md warm re-
gard of all who have been SO happy as to make
their acquaintance, and excited a hope that
this will not be their last, as well as their
first, visit to the metropolis of New England.
-BOStOn Post, 2ISt
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For SaIe.

FOR Sale.
= SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. +. GANNETT.
y Oct IL, 1854 IS
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WOrSted Goods.


OF every variety and style, constantly on hand by
" Oct "a. A. b. BUTLER.
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Chains, Anchors and Sails.

A SECOND HAND suite Of Chains Anchors and Sails,
nearly new, for vessel Of about 100 tons burhen For
sale very low, by Ii. O. WEEKS.
June 49, 1854.
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COpartnerShiD.

THE subscribers would inform the friends the late firm
Il Of Field Wildos, and the public that they have this
day entered into cOpartnershp and will continue keen
on hand at the old stand general assortment Of
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81. Paul Market.

Corrected weekiy by ". E. Tyson & Co., Groeers
dnd Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH AEAr.-Retail-Bees, s q lie. Mutton, Ioc
Pork, llc yen,o, SC. Veal, I2I .. Chickens, A, DOR
dog.
PRovDIoNs.-Pork, $40 per Dbl, Hams, II IL.
Lard &c. Fiour-e1tra, 1885, superfine, A DER bbI
Corn Meal, $126 per bushe. Beans, $40 der busbe,
foatoes SOC. per bushel Fresh Butter rs Soc per h.
cheese, IL per ID. Eggs, Soc. per doz
neutrality-suspicious. I-2 l2c per 100 lbs
Refined and Crushed, II I5c. Cofree. is 2oc Tea.
% a 100. Rice, &c. Noasses, so a IoOc per gal,
DRIED Participates, $1,l5 a 1,2. per bushel.
reaches, 90 $50. Green Apples, 81 a IS per Dbl,
6RAIN.-wheat 81. Oats, Soc. Corn, 9Oc. Barley eoc
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 a $3.50 Der Dbl.
Candles Star, s5c per ID. Tallow, do. Fish, fresb
&c per ID, dried &c. Lime, so So per Dbl. Onions,
oc Per bush. Lard Oil, si.25 gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, Csc per gal. Tallow, Ioc per h. To-
oacco' IL ~ Toe. Hides, green, 21-a, dry 7c.
LoNbER'-Comnon, So d II per NJ, Dimension Stun,
sA IA; Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $40
s25 Shingles. 81; Iath, 80.
Woodbury.. $3.50 per cord,
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

theporied weekIy by c. IL. Parker, Banker ST. Paul
Money Is growing scarce, and more difficulty 4, ,c,t r.,
oo'anias at the former Of quotation For
~Ve purposes per cent per month with real estate A.
eary freely offered, and In some cases cannot be oh
'aned at that The ruling rates are firm at per cont
per month for first class paper, in many instance.
IS paid.
NEW COUNTERrEIrs.
wssi,m ue Ueean Bank, N. j., altered from broken
"aSIhsnh Bank-Eignette marine yew-fcm. !. on ,ho
tht ehd-a female and sheaf Of wheat On the lot md
, %, ON me Merchants Bank, Bangor, Naine-.
sise hgure in the centre of the notea sbjn &c on
right end. ns ~n e~sie on the
os and los, on the Central Bank, Broon,vn. Nv
or from Is-vignste view Of q cornneld-a portrait
on the right end. P0'aA'
los, on the Rochester Bank, N.Y.-yisneue . f.
On each SIDE Of portr ships and fields in the
on the right end--weli done.
los, on the Queen City Bank, N. Y. altered from
is-this bank has no los, ~
iOs, on the Wey bosset Bank, R. I.-yignette nRure
SeIcury; ship and city in background--ship on tho
ens end--farmer sowing grain on the left epd-atered
from some broken bank.
los on the Bridgeport Bank, Coma, altered from I.
gneue city I'm the distance, ship, boats, and shn,ep
farmer v ith o scythe the left end.
los on the Commercial Bank Of Glen,s Fan. ~
l., altered from 1svgnett team Of horse. .;,h go
OF barrels-washngton on the right end ~ w.
ios, on the Bank Of Elgin, Illinois altered ,ror IA.
this bank has los. 'eAeu i'oin -
los on the Union Bank Of watertevp. ~.
figure OH the right end. ~"N OVERWHELMING
ios on the Jefferson County Bank, NY.
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DEATH OLA MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-rhe death
OF Hon Brookins Campbell, a member of Con-
gress from Tennessee, is announced from Wash
ington.
FURTHER RISE IN BREADsruFFs.-The Pacific
brings news of advance of Is Cd on -four, and I'd
to 81 on wheat, since the sailing of the America.
DEATH OF AN EDIToR-Thos H. Shreve. one
OF the editors of the Louisville Journal died on
the 22d, after lingering illness.
LIEUT.. GENERAL-Gen. Cass, on the 72d made
an able speech in favor of comforting the rank
OF Lieut. General by Brevct on Gen Winfield
scott; and Mr.. Douglas made pettifogging
speech against it.
=, Francis Pigg, ofIndiana, has run away from
Mrs. Plgg, and four little Piggs The Post rays
he is Hog.
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Great Fire in New York.
Loss from Sl,OOO.OOO to $4,000, OOO- Shin
Great Republic Burnt.

New YORK. Dec. q.
Another tremendous configration has occur
red. destroying large number of Warehouses
and several ships, including the mamoth clip
per Great Republic The flames were first dis
covered in building in the rear of PA Front
street, occupied by Treadwell & Sons, cracker
bakers, and owing to the prevalence of a high
wind, the fire spread with great rapidly, de-
stroying the stores OfRowland 4 Co., flour deal
ers. ID. W. Warner Co., stationers, |. F. Kenny
and Others
The Shipping was ignitcd by sparks which fell
in showers.
Among the vessels, the Great Republic, heav-
lily laden with -four, cotton &C., for Liverpool;
the packet ship. Jas. Walker; the clipper shin
White Squall, and numerous others.
The extent of the calamity is not yet ascer-
tanned, but the loss is from one to two millions.
Insurance not known.
Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Dec. p.
Mr.. Stewards Railroad bill provides that a
good first class double track railroad shall be
constructed through the Territories of the Uni
ted States north Of the 10th parallel i'm north
latitude to the Eastern Boundary. That the
public land necessary for the width of the bed
shall be cedcd to the company during its cxis-
tence. That the road may be contracted and
authorized by any fthe legislatures ofthe State
That the Secretary of War issue proposals and
S s., the one most advantageous to the State.
lnat the Government shall advance funds eth
er in money or in checks, and that the company
stocks for the faithful nerformance If Tho onn
tract The road to he comnleted in f;vo voors
from the time of commcncemcnt. The comnanv
to enjoy for their own use for fiftv Years ths
profits and cmoluments of the road Rut tho
United States mails trOops and munitions of
war to be TRANSPORTED at rate. tn ,o Jntorn,o VI
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THE MINNESOTIAN
Saint paul, sutrrnau, sancurg Il, 1855.
Gsv. Germans Message.

Tie message is q great Improvement upon
the Indian Report. We are half willing. at this
period of trial with his Excellency, to endorse
the Pioneers opinion, that in the one there is
nothing 10 condemn, while in the other there is
nothing tocom,hend. The report is, in some of
its points, iaughabe and ridiculous; in others
where it'refects upon the authors predeces-
sor--illiberal, 'ungenerous, and indefensiblc by
any Of the rules which should characterize fair
dealing between man and man. The message,
on the other hand, is one of those documents,
which, like the Dutch doctors medicine, "if it
can do no good, can do no harm y and as such
most people interested in the welfare of Mime
Esota~ill be disposed to regard it.
The points treated upon are those which
might be expected naturally to suggest them
selves to any ordinary mind. The Governor
jumps into defense of the rights of settlers
upon the unsurveyed lands west of the Missis-
sippi, enforcing the same views-dresscd in
much less pointed language, however-put
forth by Gov. Ramsey in his first and second
messages. His Excellency gets upon the 'hifa-
lutn in discussing this important subject, and
characteristics the settlers west of the river as
class who stand between the savage and high
or state Of civilization. We don't believe our
neighbors will feel at all complimcntcd at this.
We are unwilling to believe they are semi-bar
barous. 1t has never struck us there was much
difference in the state Of civilization existing
ut St. Paul and at Shakopee; between ST. An
thony and Minneapolis; Point Douglas and
Hastings, or Prescott and Redwing. We would
nj all events be willing to test the degree of
civilization existing at any of these points with
that which rules in a certain portion of Indiana
we once Travelled through.
The Governor takes strong ground against
Banks-so docs certain act of Congress, touch
ing the power of Territorial Legislatures
passed long before his Exccllency found his way
hither.
But as this is the first ~ we'll according TO
all accountsl as the last message of Gov. Cor
man, we hope it will be generally read and
fairly treated-that is, provided it is not "spun
out too long," in which case it may not be
read, "and perhaps ought not to be-
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New YoRx Doc 81

NEW DIRK, Dec. n.
Nine stores with their contents were DESTROY
ed by the confagration this morning. The loss
OF Messrs Harris Co., provision dealers. is
$4,000. That of Jones Il Co., -four dealers,
OOo-insured for 24,0O. D. 4 G.. Lawford,
wine and liquor dealers. are heavy sufferers
their stock being totally destroyed.
Among the cargo of the Great Republic was
900 tierces beef 1000 bbls -four, 1000 bbls.
rosin, 500 chests Of tea, $500 bush. corn. The
ships Whirlwind and Dewitt Clinton we're forced
to near the Navy Yard, where they now remain
but little injured. There was an insurance of
$4,000 in Philadelphia on the Great Republic.
and $24, 900 in this city.
The Grand Jury at Louisville have found
bills Of indictment against Mathew Ward and
Robert J. Ward, for the murder Of Mr.. Butler,
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DI e D.,

UI ED,
residence Of her son, in this city, on the evening
u inc ioth Inst, Mrs. ABIGAIL SHAW NARsHAIJ
aged Is years. -
A'st. Paul, January 10th, 1854, ABBY JANE, daugh-
OF Nelson and Abigail Gibbs, aged yes and sx
no0ths.
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typographical error in former article made this
asntenc resd thirty miles finished, instead Of
twenty-eight.
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Council, led off in the vote, going for David
cial friends to go for him, but it was no 90.
The two, however received fourteen votes Joint
ly-just enough TO elect. Olmsted, who repre-
sented in this contest the regular German side
of the House. was strongly the favorte of the
Democratic members. The remaining votes were
scattered between Bowman, Prescott, of the
Northwestern Democrat, Olmsted Brown.
Owens Moore, Gen. Armstrong and Beverly
Tucker. Mr.. Coles was elected Binder, and
Reuben 1Iaus, Building Commissioner. On
Wednesday the Message was read in Committee
OF the whole and properly referred. Several
notices of bills have been given, one by Mr.
Murray TO incorporate a bank, right in the face
and eyes of the Governors declaration of a
veto in advance! Go it Murray go it hard
money Democracy! Murray is not the man to
back out at the dictum of the Governor or
any one else, and we look for fun ahead
GRAND LODGE, /. o. o. F.-The Grand Lodge
has been in session this week in St. Paul. 1t
convened on Wednesday and adjourned ycstcr-
N~'' "ueh important business was transacted,
Including the election of officers for the ensuing
year. The following are the officers -
Sami. IL. Walker, of Hennepin Lodge. No. 4.
N. ". Grand Master.
Daniel Rohrer, ofHennepin Lodge. No, 4.RW
Deputy Grand Master.
A. L. Larpenteur, of st. Paul Lodge, No. 2. r.
W. Grand Warden.
l.. A. Babcock, Of Hennepin Lodge, No. 4,R.w.
Grand Secretary.
W. N. Stees, of Hennepin Lodge, No. 4. r. W.
Grand Treasurer.
d. B. LoOmis, Of Minnesota Lodge, No. !, r. W.
Grand Marshal.
E. Hedderly, Of Winona Lodge, No. 5. r. W.
Grand Conductor.
The business was conducted with harmony
and proper fraternal feeling. The returns from
the different subordinate Lodges show the Or
der to be in highly tiourishing condition in
the Territory.
- Should Gov. German be removed. we will
venture the prediction that the editor of the
Democrat will swear the Wings did it,
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be! Only five or six of them in the entire DO
dy of eighteen members, and yet they have the
casting of q majority Of the votes! Our neigh
Dor must see double as well as crooked during
these days of rejoicing over his election as half
printer. There is something, however, mean as
we'll as ridiculous about this charge upon the
Wings. TO our knowledge, they never spoke a
word against the moral character of the Demo-
Gratis favorite candidate for Speaker. They
canvassed freely his qualifications, but we de-
fy proof of the charge that he was denounced
by Wing members as gambler and a drunk
ard. And further, our remarks of last week can
not be tortured into that meaning. Men may
he very competent to run steam engine or edit
a newspaper, but very bad makers of laws, or
very little qualified to preside over legislative
bodies, and rice rersa. 1t is not their disgrace
that they are so constituted and educated but
their misfortune In this light men did and still
regard Mr.. Davis. and upon this ground he was
opposed for Speaker-not SO much by Wings as
by members of his own party.
RoCKFoRD.-Ten years ago. the ground on
the west side of Rock River, on which that part
of the city of Rockford is built, was purchased
of the Government at one dollar and twenty
five cents an acre.-Galend .4dr.
Five years :and four months ago, the ground
upon which St. Paul stands, town now twice
as large as Rockford united, was purchased of
the Government at the same price per acre.
Our Eureka correspondent lays open graph
ically the advantages for settling in his region
of country. Why don't people at all points in
the Territory avail themselves Of this process
OF sending forth to the world descriptive &C.
counts Of their several neighborhoods. Our
columns are always open for this purpose.
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A TT %
their pre-
taxes, b1
ed To. 4
.tfessrs.|
GENT
10 app'-tl|
sylvania
II was
without
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movcIlle
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PoYu,yI,,jsii,

. !, N digging ont the ruins Of Pompeii every
tAFn q The spade brings up some relic Of the
ancisnt lile some witness of imperial iuxu-
y. For ~ the greaiest part, These relics
Aaye merely curious interest; they bslong
g archaology. and find appropriate resting
places ~ historical museums. But there are
sone exceptions Here, for instance, the
s1acayatoF dnoH ~ pnipvited guest upon
ne banquet --shara he sanexpec,sdly1 OBJ
1ndes himself into tomb. II one place lie
nnds 7 miser covering on hiis heaps--aIr,-.' a.
char shews him hoaas of dancing r,rl, and
osokcn instrutnents of music lyine on ,he
nsfhle door. II tie midst sof neinted Lsd cham-
-. baths, halls columns founta;n.--
smnng the splendid evidences 81 material
.ealtA be- sometimes stpmhles p,,rm ].
aapic incldent 4 touching hnman sIory
.uea q strikes tho immaginafion. and sn1.
ssses the noarnful interest of til presi a.
ssssas s--.as sths sudden sight of ! wounded
sslo,ef eonlures np the horrors of ! Geld n
ss..asR sn1h, % onr mind Is the latest az.
scosssy q the excavators III this melancholv
Nv ~ II y group If skeletons ii .the act 4
nay accompanied br i dop. There afe
~ I.se human beiags, one d them A, 4 'vnnnp
" ''h gei1 rings and Jewels sin on' s 'her
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