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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-15
NUMBER A.

THE LATE RAIL Road TRAGEpy-BeIow Wa
give some further particulars of the dreadful
accident on the Susquehanna Rail Rroad which
occurred near Baltimore on the afternoon Of
the 5th inst. 1t is stated that when the rumor
! of the accident first reached Baltimore, thous.
ands conGregated at the depot to hear the re-
suit. and as the particulars came in, the most
dIcadfal shrieks and cries rent the air from
surviving relations and friends.
Among the killed and wounded are recop.
missed: Henry Reynolds, Henry Clay Jefferson,
BENZ. Merr.man. Baggage Master, W. NJ. Scott.
Mrs. Robinson. boy named Sumner, Martin,
Boyd. and colored man name unknown, also
| young man named Cutland Besides there
are twelve dead bodies which are not recoQ-
nlsed. Among the wounded are some so se-
vercly injured that their recovery is very
doubtful. There are some who died during the
night after being carried from the scene.
LATER-l0A. A. N.
John Scott, the conductor died this morning.
The following have also died:
Miss Cochrane of Washington Julius Cour.
sci, Charles Boyd. James Boyd, Richard Nc
Cormic. Jarvis Ray, II. McGrande. Henry
Rhodes. Fred. McDowns. George Pringle, Jo-
Sepb Ringer. Pat Gammerman and Mrs. Goegr.
There are in addition "a number of others un-
known. The bodies OF the dead are crushed in
an awful manner.
1t is reported that Madison Jefferson has died
OF his injuries. Nearly all Of the passengers
killed and wounded belonged to this city.
Iwenty-iour dead bodies, were brought IN
from The scene at midnight, an inquest has
been held over the victims. No verdict has
yet been rendered. II is now feared that the
number of deaths will reach forty, as many of
the wounded are lying in most dreadful ago
MICS and cannot possibly survive much long
er.
The Railroad Company are loudly censured
and the most intense excitement prevails thrO'-
out the city.
baltimore, July S.
Still. LATER.
Mr.. Jeffcr is still living. but he will probably
expire before evening. He was much esteem
~. Several additional deaths occurred this
morning, and a number OF others wounded have
been brought to the city. They are mostly OF
the poorer classes Of society. and the scene on
their arrival was heart reading.
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REFERENCES.
To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.

VENlIE undersigned has always hand cash on
Il time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land. improved unimprovcd, including
of different sze> and degrees Improvements prices
corresponding with these.
A!so;rprry in ST. Paul ami suburbs. and In Mankato
city, ST. Anthony, Shakopec, LeSutr, Traverse des Sioux
and Eureka.
lie at all times accommodate, the easiest terms
any VIII, really r!Stes TO purchase.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate. ST. raul. Minn. Ter.
oiic"-Iii- old Post Oitice building, Third street.
81. Paul, Feb. lS, 1854. 93tf.
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Henry Mckcnty,

Office, old Post Office Building, Third 81, Saint Paul
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; In
IL made 10 the best advantage and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK-Gilb.rt Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis, Esq
Capt A DcPry,tcr, McSSrs Samuel Thompson Nephew,
alli MeSsrs Williams X Guion.
PHILADELPHIA-Joseph Patterson, Esq, Prc'st Wcs-
tern hank; MessrS DreXcl d Co, Bankers TAYLOR &
Co, Bingham Dock, Frce Ward Freed. Siter, Jane,
X Co, Bay Co; Edward Hurst Esq, Notary Public; ii
Messchert, Atl'y 1t Law James Kitchen, d. and Vim
Storvrr. ESD.
MINNEsOTA-Gov W 4 German, Hon W II Welch. Ch
Justice of nncsoa; Hon II RICE, Delegate Con-
Gress; Rice. lio.Sheli Becker, Ay's at Law Messrs
Borup Odke>, Bankers Travis Ro>scr. Esq, Secretary
OF the Territory AnIcs Van Etrn, Atty's Law Rev
u Fullerton, Register : Land Ofcc; VIM Holconbe, :,
Esq, Receiver 5 Land Office DIR T I Mann. 27y
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Hoi Wash.ta.


SV0NlS fact. the Ehoys up country, say Eureka City
Il Is the best point on the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build leading Dubuque
Iowa. 10 st. Paul. Minnesota. vii the Minnesota RI
yer right at Eureka; that have the best Agricultural
Country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, IL you don't believe IL just up and for
yours Il, and VIII give YOU every alternate lot 3O9
valuable town lets by purchasing another, and nl-
proving it III such way that it will be crecitable
town. &. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dec. 2I, 1858. 1G-ly
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LAND AGENTS.
A. VANCE BROWN.
DEALER IN REAL ATI

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
4 OFFICE l. opened for the sale and purchase of
IN Real Estate OH ST. Anthony street, near Kellogg
knney's store, very large quantity property is of
fered al great bargains both In ST. Paul and the surroun-
inS country. 33-tf
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New YORK. july :.

NEW ORK. July .. !.
The Empire City arrived below yesterd..y
with Havana dates to 30th.
Political news unimportant.
The Empire City is detained at quarantn"
having a case of yellow fever on board.
The commercial circles are much excited " =
morning by the discovery of the over issue "t
stock by the President. Mr.. Schuyler, and Tia"
transfer clerk of the New York and New lir-
ven Railroad The issue amounts to Sl,00a.-
900.
The fourth has passed of without any notic~-
able event.
The clipper ship Trade Wind OF New York
came in collision off Cape Sable with ship o.
lympia for Liverpool from Boston, both ships
sinking Immediately. Supposed twenty lives
lost. Capt. Osgood was rescued by Belgian
brig.
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200 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale

A Ii lying in one body, on which there Is 80 of
IA fine building Tamarac, forty fenced and ten
broke. line spring near the door OF the house,
(Which is comfortable og) and adjoining which there
fine body Of logs, and with small expenditure,
be- made large. comfortable and convenient house. The
land is good, well watrred and timber plenty, which will
b. sold chap ii applied Tor For further partcu-
lars apply to n. Z. TYSON & CO..
April 20. 1854 tf33 Roberts street.
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IJI-E.NTIFIVE EIR.uS FOR SALE.
TO Practical Farmers.


VMNHlS notice + II real Farmers, to spectators who
IL JrrtcHd 70 tc fuTIiI-r>-
To- lractI,I Ii farmers. wish 10 that have on hand
now iw"j"tv" ,rIs :or sale, (and Always have from
ton IL twri" ave Which range from two mics
from st. rlut.
From !u.s; ""s.ecc in the territory, and from per-
s,a; !nspeco! al the .tIi'e the city,
bed 20 r,lAc liz bis. srl"ct!,.s.
therefore :hEi. al pcrsos wishing 10 cultivate the
SOL u I!.r ! sal.
NJ tarmS have ipus degrees Of Improvement and
ilaIlrr lil SELF that can please all.
Terms made to sui pa chaser.
HENRY NJ kENTY, Dealer in Real Estate,
OFFICE-oh Post ulive BuIIiiIis, 81 street.
jane 81, 1891.
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JAMES A. CASE,

CIVIL ENGINEER, SCRTETOR, &C.,
AS supplied himself with Instruments for making
IL surveys Of every description All surveying
mtted TO his Will be executed
sonablr CHI hlrgcS.
Cornty Surveyors Office, Corner Sd and Cedar
April p. IS.i lN3l
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Mr.. NICHOLS ORATIoS.-The Oration deliv-
cred by Rev. H. NJ Nichols. at the celebration
of the 4th in Saltwater, will appear in our COL
umns tomorrow
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease.

+. FULLERTON will lease for term Of years
- of the most valuable business lots in st Paul
Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing;
Valuable lot on Third street II his store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops dwellings;
Lots on Bench street;
Also, IeO acres unimproved land, few miles from
ST Paul will be leased with specified privileges, the
to b: paid in improvements. 27ti
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CONCORD July5.
At II O'Clock yesterday the thermometer WAS
9S in the shade, AID at : clock lUJ
The House met p.o to:Iaa and adjourned.
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The WAsSON HOUSE.

THE WASSON HOUSE.
10y DAVIS WIilTCHER. Shakop"e This new
lD and couiVdiOs IteI has been recently furnished
at great rXpeu>e, and ready receive the travel"
ing public. The prolrieOrs experienced hands at
the business, ard Will spare neither time nor money III
order render the stjnlrn OF guests agrc, able.
Their table is supplied with every luxury The market af-
fori>. Their stable cuunodioLo and their servants at
tentivc and polite.
Pleasure in quest Of game cannot do better tn m
10 SiIakupcr. Oar lakes abound with sh and our
pra!ries are Covered with grouse.
Shakupee, April 70. 1884. 33-t
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Desirable Investment ON the Minnesota River.
IuNO person who can command $1,000 in cash, can
u Offer o most desirable investment in Real and Per
sopa Property the Minnesota River, from which OS
Hundred per cent. profit can be realized.
For particulars, apply to
RICE, HOLLINsHEAD BEcKER.
Ct. Parl, MAY -, lSf<. df
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Lots at Traverse de Sioux,
tOMPRiSiNti every eligible variety situation, vii
u be sold 10y the subscriber very low prices. An III
title i'll fee simple viii be guaranteed to the pur
chaser. ]. A. WIIEELOCK,
At rarker's Banking and Exchange Oiice.
Jan 2I, 'G-IStf
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Great Bargains for the cash !!

ON = SAlE BI HE ) O8S CRIBER.
ekh1h FEET fronting St. Anthony street and
WV the river, Most inviting Investment for
capitalists Also, scvera, excellent busnes, lots
near the Wnsow House, eleven good farms near ST.
Paul. Rp2J BRoWN.
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Mendoza l. ouse,

MENDOZA, minnesota Territory.
WOULD respectfully inform the public that have
taken the Farribaut House, IL the town Of Menta.
and am prepared accumulate boardcrs, permanent or
transient.
The house is newly ft.cd up, commodinus ami pleas
antly located and pains will be spared to make II one
Of the most comfortable in the West.
July 23, lS53--i5tf JAMES BRUCE.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

wish to close out the Lumber in my Yard, which I
thoroughly dry, and will be sold the price Of
also. large lot Of dry Flooring, ]. W. BASS.
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81. 15aul Nu5iness Curos.
EDMUSD NICE wM. HoLLINsHEAD GEO. L. BECKER
Rice, Hollinshead & Becker,

TTORNEiS Mt Law, General Agents, ami Dealers
IA IN Exchange, 81. Paul, Minnesota Territory. COL
lect,iis male with prumptncss and On moderate tem.
Drafts and all parts VI Europe Tor Sale at
eurrenf rates vf Exchange.
Real Estate bougi,t and sod, taxes paid, and all the
business Df scprGGl 40 ncy ATTENDED with fidelity
and despatch.
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QUEER BROOD OF CHIcKENs.-Shephard Cary.
one of the three democratic candidates for Gov
crnor in Maine, in recent speech at Bangor
said:
I'm politics he had always been ground
tier democrat of the old school, and was pct
aware that he had changed his opinions. B',,
the old political parties were now entirely d.s
solved. if not completely demoralzed. I-n
Of various kinds had drawn off a majority fr"n
both organizations The democratic party wa,
like an old goose, that was foolish enough I"
let anybody that came along thrust any aud
all kinds of eggs under her, and shove her o"n
out in the cold. Consequently, the democra
ic party had OF late hatched out all sorts "f
broods-queer kind of chickens-peacoch-.
ducks and fighting cocks-some taking TO III
water and some for the land-and altoge;),' +
too unmanageable for the old lady TO take c:''
of. For himself, he thought it about time 10.
them to separate
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Is- Flour is selling in Portland, Maine, for
$40 and Sl2 per barrel
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THE MONEY MARKET. Tbompaoa's Bank
Note and Commercial Reporter of July l. in
noting the money market says:
The Bank Statement Shows that q contrac-
ton is going on in loans and discounts. and
that the supply OF specie is likely to be main.
tanned. There has been some apprehension
that we should lose so mach specie as to create
panic. but we can see no grounds for sucl,
fears. The Banks are moving cautiously. and
their strength is likely TO be increased by dit
brrsements from the Sub-Treasury.
Demand loans are moderately easy at 7 PET
ccnt--first class paper sells at II to Is. Cur
rency comes in for redemption pretty fast bat
III. banks generally are sound. The rates for
uncurrent money are without material altera-
ton.
The rates Of foreign exchange are lower tho
last week and the shipments Of specie likely To
be diminished in consequence. Sterling Bill
are plentifulat l09 to 100 l-2 per cent.
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ANOTHER MAINE Man MTssING.-Charles Mar
tin, about fifty-four years of age, belonging to
Waterville, Maine, left that place on the 23d
ult, for Boston, and has not since been heard
from by his fricnds.
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OLIVER s LOCKE r oMSLY swEENY
LOCKE g. STVEE.NY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats,
CAPS and Rubber Goods merit to Yhtney's Dag
uerridn Cutlery, Third street. abore Cedar,
ST PAUL, MINNESOTA
July I, 1854
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re- Thompson's Reporter says. there were
more orders received by the Atlantic for Ame.
r;can securities than by any preceding steamer
for some months. Nearly all the foreign houses
doing that kind of business had orders of more
or less Importance. The steamer also brought
out considerable parcels of Government stocks
for redemption-in many cases the proceeds to
be re-invested.
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10 Mr.. Freeborn, who is just up from his
home at Red Wing, informs us that at least 40
families have made permanent settlements in
Goodhue county within the past week.
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10 The probability now is, that the Rail-
road will he Immediately located between the
Iowa line and Lake Superior, by way of St.
Paul, and that the whole line will be ready to
commence grading in very few months.
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CRIME AND SUIcDE.--William Pierce. of AL
bany county, R. l., committed suicide lately
A paper was found stating that he had fired his
own clothing works, and remorse for the crime
had driven him to commit suicide.
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yD- II will be seen that Tyson & Co. &C.
quaint the public with the new stock they have
on sale, this morning. They have everything
that can be found in the St. Louis and Eastern
markets, and at about the same rates, transpor-
tation added
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gS- The Eastern Shore Of Maryland has
within few years past exhibited remarka-
bic degree of improvement. Land has increas-
ed largely in value, and the towns aud villages
are rapidly growing.
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ys@- Col. Robertson and Secretary Rosser
left yesterday by the Galena--the former, with
his family, for his new home at the head of the
Great Lake, and the latter upon a visit to
Washington and "old Virginia.
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~ he lands north of St. Paul are being ell
tered and settled with great rapidity. Tha
road from White Bear Lake to Taylor's FALL
and Pokegama must be opened before winter
else ST. Paul will lose thousands and thou sand.
of dollars.
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REsUEEECrIoN.--Thc Detroit Tribune learns
that a lady residing in Windsor died lately a
coffin and shroud were procured and the body
was prepared for nterment. The arrange.
ments for the funeral were completed, and as
the undertaken was placing the body in the cof
toms of convalescence.
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YEsrERAY, FIVE P. M.---Thc Admiral has
been on the bar near Kaposia for ten or twelve
hours, and is still putting and steaming away
like Notwithstanding to get off, The "Fa-
of Waters" gets many unfratcrnal impreca.
tions from those unfeeling children of his who
subsist here upon his shores. and the Iron Horse
is looked to as our great deliverer. May moth
ing impede his speedy progress
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JsS- The Trustees of Hamline University
met yesterday and made selection for the To-
cation of the institution. Red Wing will be
the site, and committee of the trustees will
visit that village Immediately to choose the
proper grounds for the use of the University.
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,N- There are two hundred and seventy
one prisoners in the Indiana State Prison
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~ The direct taxes in Austria are about
to be raised Is per cent.
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G9> The Ramsey county Jail is an honor to
the present Board oicounty Commissioners. 1t
isnt anything else.
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izz8- Mr.. Frederick Kcmball, from Harrison
county Ohio went to Steubenvlle on Wednes.
day last, by railroad, with his wife and nine-
teen ehildren-twenty- one in all. 1t is said
that he owns enough land in that State to give
each Of his family quarter section.
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TERRIBLE AccrDENr.-A despatch from Bufra-
10 says "A terrible accident occurred this
morning at Niagara Falls. A little girl, five
years old, who was playing on the top Of the
prccip;ce. known as the Devils Hole" ap-
preached too near and overbalanced. For an
instant she clung to the bushes, but losing her
hold before assistance could reach her, fell into
the gulf distance of $50 feet. She still sur
wives, but her recovery is impossible"
TUE WORTH OF Coon CoMPANIoN.-Old Isaac
Walton ays:-"A companion that is cheerful
and free from swearing and scurrilous discourse
is worth gold. love such mirth as does not
make friends ashamed to look upon one ano-
ther the next morning; nor men that cannot
we'll bear it. to repent the money they spend
when they are warmed with drink. And take
this for rule you may pick out such times
and such companions that you may make your
selves merrier for little, than great deal Of
money, for ''tis the company and not the
charge that makes the FEAST"
SINGULAR FArALIrY.-More than thirty deaths
have occurred in the city Of Mobile, lately,
most of which were from the effects OF sun and
heat. The Coroner has been 50 busy that he
has bsen unable to record them in the book hs
keeps for the purpose.
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I.3- The Russian war draws heavily upon
this country as we'll as upon England, for spe-
cio
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The Sandwich Islands had better reciprocate
favors received and send missionaries to the
United States On the Island ofIIolakai. with
a native population of 1865, only two persons,
one native and one foreigner. are reported as
having been intoxicated during the year 1853
-BOsfOu Post.
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10 "Gentlcmen never swear" SO said
Washington, who, we believe. never allowed
profane swearing in his presence or in his hear
ing while in command of the army of the Rev.
olutiOn
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Ia5- Those who belong to the unfortunate
class of "can't get aways," and wish to have a
full view Of the Crystal Palace as it is can be
Accommodated by stepping into Whitney's Da-
Vuerrean Gallery
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SHEEP RAISING IN ILLNoIs-A single family
in Sangamon county. says the Register have
LOO sheep, all of good blood. The yield Of
wool is larger than the finest in Ohio. 1t is a
fact that there is no better country on earth for
wool growing than Illinois. Every farmer who
has tried the business has amassed fortune at
it. The expensis are less and the profits three
times larger than in airy other State in the
Union.--.1ltOn TEL
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MDcBIoAY CESrHAL RoAD.-The present efa-
cient board Of management on this road ba.
been - elected for the ensuing year.
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SJ Losing says: "The most agreeable
of all companions is simple frank man. with
out any high pretensions to an oppressive great
ness-one who loves life, and understands the
use of it obliging alike at all hours above all
ofa golden temper, and steadfast as an anchor
For such one we would gladly exchange the
greatest genius, the most brilliant wit, the pro-
foundest thinker"
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20 All the papers Of Philadelphia are co1-
graduating the citizens on the quiet Sunday
the inhabitants of the CONSOLIDATED city have
enjoyed under the first week of Mayor Conrad 5
administration. He shut up all the liquor
shops and quiet was the natural consequence.
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A brother of Grace Greenwood, Mr.. Clark. is
the Whig candidate for Congress in the Keo-
kuk district, Iowa.