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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

WINNIE q COOLEY have at length received
their stock Of summer goods. Fortunate for
them, the season held back until their arrival,
and they arc now just in time. Those who wish
to be rugged out in the very latest style will
not fail to give them call, while the choicest
articles arc going.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

a DAILY MAn~-Wc are pleased to learn
by the following letter from Hon. II. NJ. Rice
our delegate in Congress. that their is so good
tages ola daily mail between this city and Ga.
lena. The same advantages, we understand
are to be extended to our sister, city st. An.
thony. We copy the letter from the Pioneer Of
yesterday:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

tor received, new assortment Of Books; s. Brol
- best cutlery; Back Cannon Boards; Chesrmen
stationery, etc, at low prices.
GE Dues Bookstore,
Cor Sd and abasla SITS, opposite the Post Once.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17
4 DISCOURSE OF TIE TIMES.

Below we give the apropos discourse deliv-
cred by one Of our ministers on Sunday last.
As on all other occasions of public interest, it
will be seen that the Protestant pulpit has been
prompt to give proper blending Of thought
upon things temporal with things spiritual.
The discourse was procured for publication
through the following medium:
Sr.PArI, June IL, 1854.
Rev. E. d. NErL-Dear Sir Having hcard
with much pleasure, your excellent discourse
of last Sabbath morning, we respectfully solicit
q copy Of the same for publication In one OF the
St. Paul papers.
W. r.. MARSHALL, L: a. BABcocK,
D.yIEI. RoHRER, S. P. FOLSOM,
A. e. FULLER, }. NJ. STONE.
RICHARD JACKSON, H.F. MAsTEEsoY,
L. MARVIN, A. S. EI.FEIT,
e. W. MOORE, l.. Is. SUTTON.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

STILL THEY CoME.-AmOng late arrivals on
the boats. from Maine, We are happy to meet
our friends, Hon. Judge Fansworth. Thomas G.
Jones, and i. +. Baker, from Norridgcwock.
lothian S. Malbon and brother, of Skowhcgan,
on the kcnDcbcc-all gentlemen OF enterprise,
influence and means: just such men as are need
ed to engage in the opening enterprises of our
young and growing Territory. We learn that
they have all made purchases and investments.
at ST. Anthony and Minneapolis. Mr. Jones
goes into the brick making business, having
purchased into brick yard at Minneapolis
lie is an old stagcr at Tie business; and his
brick will have the ring to them For beauty
and durability, Mr.. Jones brick have never
been excclled in Maine. Brick are in good de-
mand here, and a good article will command
high prices.
The Messrs. MaiboDs have taken farms on
the Reserve in the vicinity of st. Anthony,
where they arc doing q fine business at farm
ing They have selected very desirable Ioca-
tons, and such soil as would be y treat to
Our Eastern friends TO look upon.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

gS~ The weather is awful hot these days
too hot for hard editorial service, and only
good for the development of growing crops and
mad dogs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

JS" Chamblin It Morgan "sprcad them
selves in our advertising columns this morn.
ing. Upon examination, their stock will be
found all they represent it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17
PEDIGREE.

FLYING MORGAN. 81, Is Il
beautiful dark bay, II IL hands
high, weighs 1918 rounds AMI
WAS five years old the twenty.
second day of September last.
LA Nas sired LIZ the Eull
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

Zi3'' The Rochester Democrat learns that
Gcrrit Smith will very soon resign his seat in
Congress on account of i'll health. Ills success
sor will probably be chosen in November.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

-Four p. N.--Nicholas Balm under arrest for
the murder Of the Wickham family, has made a
full confession of his guilt.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17
WASHINGTON. June Sd. 1854.

Sir On the oath ult., the Postmaster Gen
cral wrote to Capt. o. Smith, President of the
Galcna II Minnesota Packet Co., saying that
he was inclined to give us a daily mail. provid-
cd said company would agree to deliver the
mails at Dubuque. l presume the Company
will consent to this so you may expect a daily
mail hereafter. The Postmaster General also
desired the Postmaster at Dubuque to put up
the st. Anthony mail in sepcratc bag, if, in
his opinion, it is large enough to warrant it.
hope he will think mail for the accommodation
OF 1900 inhabitants large enough to he put in a
seperate bag and $50, there will no longer bc
any detention Of st Anthony mails at st. Paul
Respectfully Yours.
HENRY NJ. RICE
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

Gu~ The Red River Traders arc on their way
down, and will be here in a few days. They
expect to reach Traverse next week.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

rs" The Albany Argus says They advcr-
tisc that the Fourth of July will be celebrated
at Huntington, Madison county, by the chase
of pig, the tail of which shall be creased: the
pig to be presented to the individual who shall
catch and hold it by the tail three minutes.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

WILSON, THE MrRDERER--Whcnt the mob as
sailed the Court House, on Friday night, the
Jury, in the case of Wilson. were in their room
discussing the verdict. Wilson had been re-
moved to an upper room. and was in the charge
OF officers. As soon as the assault began, he
aided the officers in barricading the windows,
saying Don't be alarmed, gentlemen !; I will
stand by you !'--Bosfon Journal
1t is said that it is contemplated to construct a
railway running close in on the Northern shore
ofLakc Eric. 1t is promoted by Buffalo inter-
ests and the Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany.---1idany Reg.
SAVINGS BANKs.--Wc were surprised to see 1t an
nounced in the New York papers, that over
f,renfy-sir millions of dollars arc deposited in
the Savings Banks of that city-the hard earn
ngs Of the Industrious classes.
The citizens of Newark, Ohio, Outstanding and
influence, insist upon rigid enforcement of the
Liquor Law, and held meeting on the 18th, to
take steps to enforce it. The end, say thew.
must be secured there shall DC ne unrestrain-
cd sale Of intoxicating drinks in Ncwark.-Lea.
der.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17
New YORK, June I.

The Wing Convention assembled here yes
tcrday, and nominated Stephen Royce for
Governor.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-17

The first election under the new charter was
held in this village to day. and the ticket sup
ported by the Know Nothinss was elected by IL
large majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

thereby, here 70 powerful incentive 20 order saA
usioa. Besides, q y ths Moemca bslisf that .
husband u the had Of the vile, and her Lord aaA
TO bin, abe cannot b saved; hare Is another COZ
Alteration that vastly tends 70 cemsns the husband
and his wives There are other influence, that
operate IN the same channel al q which conduce 80
eft c'ualy ia subdue the selEwill and waywardness
OF women, that viii venture there Is more humaai-
y here IN the family Of . man who has ten wives
IMAM IN the mass OF families elsewhere, where ous
children.
There are instances Of from six to Ten WINS in
hsbiting one dwelling and living amicsbly; though
for the most part each wife has her own house. add
mothers care until they arrive as maturity, or at "A
age when the father needs their services.
With regard to President Brigham Young. he
governs his family, numerous though 1t BE-, IN
manner worthy Of imitation, and II our "modei
man" IN this, a. In ali other respects; and would
that the whole world would receive him a. their
model, and follow his example and counsel With
b. wives pc marks NE connect Of = man Of God.
pesses, and give likewise. His wives, like other
women. dress according to their own tasse-sblso.
mer" If they please; and every one ia respected 40
se;olSing to her integrity and virtue Without par
spirit President Young's wives are worthy exam
pies Of their sex throughout Chrisseneom Of purity
ard intelligence
. The babies arc properly cared for, ycu may be
assured; fer esteeming our children our glory. I
need scarcely cay that no pains aye spared to ia-
crease their number, and bring them up 10 thu
truths which their parents cherish. And We bave
mighty host Of" babies" growing up ia these val
leys who will soon enter upon the work begun by
their fathers, and accomplish sueh things - nave
never been accomplished since the world began.
wholesome laws and institutions, 20 suppress evry
evil; and when this city, all the cities OF Utah
combined, have sixteen thousand prostitutes ia
item, as has the single city Of New York. may
Utah be overwhelmed BY the desolations OF tbs
Almighty. Such examinations cannot exist here,
for we have our watchmen stationed in evers cor.
LeT, and when they are discover d, assure you No
do cot trouble the city council or the Uni.ed Stsas
CoUit TO suppress them. JAS. MCKSyGHc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
FIRES IN NEW YORK.
THE rIRE IN OLD SLIP.


The fs On saturday night in the Wholesale grocery
store Of Otis skes 70 Front street, and ~ Old dp-Aa
sccount Of which publishsd In Sundays HxaArD-
did not II seems oisinsts Ia the rocsrs premises We
learn from the Fire Marshall that the Are eommsncsloa
the second aoor in kind Of water closst situated
the hA.chvay between two oacss occupied BY commits
scn nerchants. On this Hoor there three osces.
CuIbsrt Finley occupy the once fronting Front
street, and Scout Ingrahsm and Haistssd Chamber.
lain the tive other ocss fronting Old slip. The on
frances TO these ofhces from "a UA slip. The are
evidently, from the amount OF burning, originated In
the co ct between the oces Of Msssrs Scott and Hal
stead The lofts above these ofces are occupied by
tits skeel for the storage Of teas, Spices 49, The
btchwAys ell open, ant the are Cd With the
eatest 70 silly through them 70 'he roof On the third
door the ere toox number Of chests and by ths
are and yAtsr together largo quantity cf teas we're
dssteye ed and dam ssd. the storss above mostly
tanned empty TIA chess nd but little iamays done.
is not sscsstained 81 pfesnt hoy this ace otigaAte,
whsthsr by accljent design but tbs Fire NarshAls
investigate pill doubt thros some consid.rsbls
light this suhjscf.
FIRE N slxfa AvENUg.
At about ~ O'Clock On Saturday night Q al broke
in the ed store sstt 81 Bsojsmin " ssn ct No
5l- Sixth avenue. Prom the infsnmabls character Of
tie sscrk tee danes vsry sp.ss acd before the Are
sa Il; 81 {. nao sx's' isi 81 oni tastr -on'yo sri
ts bud, iog go cposgzs.. ras sua.itss srasdstssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

CoNyrCrrox FoR RAPE--At tbs, Livingston Oyer
and 1eYmrsr which adjourned last Friday, Dr Arusld
ID. IN OF Tuscarcra. tried for rApe c,mmted 1p
Til rerrcn Of gin fourteen years old. The Rerx4icIW
aass:-Ths ey;dsnes Was closed On Wednesday OF ths
second week II tbs term. Olanle Asstif g. Ffq san
med NJ the 70 the jury shs part Of thu prsons
and Il Il not too much TO state shat II Vas oas oS
that DIST abest Efforts and that In
point Of ingenuity II conA not have been excslist.
J,ha B. simmer, Esq, fol eyed M II in behalf Of hs
people The tjecs ana all the aets and astsn ling
orr unstsrsAs sicited IA tbs trial, made il thsza
CITED for his conceded 20 II eloqu sncs aud se %
uesor, "a Ne nar ne,e powerful 81 sdscnse spescA.
On Thursday woirny, Justice johnson su5ntttsd s1s
cav to the jury IN candid And impArtiA c1ArSs
sts AFTER sens $50 hours ts9iserstioo, tbs Jay 81
nrhes ysrcct 81 svilsy, SIX the fslo~isg nofaAS
The ttait teLsspeed +hs piaoner to 6fsen gsss tH
vii orusns in The STATE prison ~ Ausafp WAs psa
atI his srticls Shstd sc,t irsa,ns ~ va ~ =
nfv ftels ard exte ed ncsa rs put~um'1.
20 Us sfime IN RI ss la seen tcnai S..t - sn
csus'tti, Ira,y, La v,j u ~ E'a'grssF y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

sSjoinrg eesupsd By John Patterson fruit store,
rsry Destroyed 10th ths buildings we've QUE story
frame. Mr. Patterson had insurance Of $500 on his
stock in the Pacific sursncs Company. vhish vii cse
than his Ioss. Mr. Allen also insured but In
what o6lee ve did not learn Tho loss win amount 70
upwards Of o. o
FIRE IN TH1 THIRD AVENUE.
On Thurscay night the 10th inst ct about IL ococt
ere occurred In small frame shanty 1T the corner Of
Third ard Thirtisth street. occupied BY widow
woman nsmed Elem Newman II was shout half Dc
stroy cd before tAs fire extisguished There
Of ese0 tie building and furniture IL the
Citizens Insurance Company. Damage Ab1ut 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. Is, 1854.
Excitement at Jackson1iLe- Steamer Weiako
Attdcksd, 8re., &c.
This city was yesterday the scene Of an unusual
excitement. The steamer Welaks, from Savannah,
had on several occasions been notified Of the estab.
lishment Of quarantine regulations by the Jackson
Wills authorities, but had, Notwithstanding, on
former occasions utterly disregaried them. The
consequence was tina. the citizens and authorities
had very naturally become highly exasperated, aud
determined, at all hazards, to make an attempt at
least to prevent future infrsctons Of the law Con-
stquent1y, resolution was introduced at the last
sitting OF the Common Council, and unanimously
adopted, requesting his honor the Mayor to use all
necessary f0rcible measures to attain the desired
end Avo,unteer company OF military were brought
into requisition, with instructions to fire into tae
steamer in case she again persisted Ia her attempts
to run the quarantine line. They accordingly placed
q battery Of cannon in an eli gible position on the
bank of the river. where the company remained on
duty during the day. The Welaka did not make her
appearance at the usual time in the morning, but
hove In sight just at dusk 10 the evening, under a
full head OF steam bound up the river. As she came
within range Of the battery the six FOUNDER fired a
blank cartridge just ahead Of her; but rs this did
not her 70 come to, the order given to fire
q hall into her DO Y, but owing to some nismanage
ment this did not take effect, when the order was
given to Gre from the twent, -four, which, being
p ompt'y responded to, the bali passed through the
steamers main saloon. Fortunately no person was
eiiously injured though it 10 reported the engineer
was somewhat injured by means OF splinter pass
ng into his body The conduct of toe captain in
passing the quarantine line is wholly UNJUST
The cize 20 here seemed deter mined to enforce
laws, and nearly every able bodied man has volln-
teeted to shoulder arms in defence OF municipal
Law. The fearful ravases OF the yellow fever Ia
alarm and city that doss not take stringent meas
ures to preserve the public health ia unworthy Of
position in the list OF interpretations ST.. JOHNS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

PREPAYMENT OF PosrAGE.--Soms nine months
sso 10 Post Oace Department caused an exanin Saon
to b made into the Of rosge stamps nc from ths
resuit OF which II concluded that hfty tSc
OF the letters sent In the mails AZ that tims
PIE paid Very recently seconi similar iasestis i,u
shows that At this TINE quss sixty pc. csotun u tas
tstets ent pre- paid This incresss oao .nAt
people ssjast oom pg to II jsosai To, riassss
u pIs nsy i32 MAJ Tai.se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

Brock sAfoNUMENr.-The Niagara Falls Ga.ate
says the wori busily engaged rebuilding Be cs
Monument, Queenston Heights. Ii placed short
distance from the former site, the brow Of hs
mountain and in Q more conspicuous position. We
Judge fIom the Wow obtained from the American alec
that 10 to be much Ia ger and beautiful THAI
the old We understand that Il s to DO constructed
family pho will be present 70 show yisitsrs aud take
care Of IT, Tho rebuff ing OF Brooks Monument Dies
honor to our Canadian nsjghbors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

being Ia the hands Of the rebes thu country b safe
IN 6eir behalf, from the Sierra Madre 70 ehe Cali
General Cruz Ia sick In Camargo, and 400 neo
watch that place. The fnt news expected here
viii be that Camargo viii be taken, and then be
made port Of entry. General Vol will then have
to whistle to his master, unless, very likely, I'm
Gle Sans flag win protect him. II Ii nearer from
NAtamoras TO Fort Brown than from the former
place to Monterey.
viii keep You informed Of what may happen OF
interest among our amiable neighbours and Is the
mail is shout to be "oph," you will remember
Rio BRAVO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

CinCinRRG
This affair, with which the Southwestern Agri.
cultural Association wound up its weeks Industrial
Exhibition is variOusly spoken of by the Louisville
press. The Democrat treats 1t with degree Of hu-
city papers are fun of eulogy. The vast amphthea-
tire presented magnificent spectacle. More than
FIVE thousand beautiful women were seated around
the arena, and more rare collection OF beauty IT
lucky is famous for its beautiful women, and not
without good reason. They certainly are charming,
hether lighted up with the exhilaration Of their
gay hearts, OF with Gowncast eyes listening to some
tender tale.
We do not know how we can better convey an idea
of the peiformsnces-the feats Of chlvalry-t by
making brief extract from the very raplic and
quaint description of the Democrat
dressed out -the Knight Of Virginia, and Of Jeer
son. and Of Berkey, and Of the Plains, ard Of the
Couldn't hear what then Rhoderck phq ana ths
Beargrs ss-ye goGs and las. Of all, Young Amsrica-A
hey OF twelve or fourteen year, on fractions pony
around the judges stand and stayed there half
hour doing nothing And then some little fellow got
and sss u
shouted and cspped their hands.
and then the Knight Of Virginia he balanced his lance
wind and stcIm-and round he wentand he carried OF
Ave cut of ak rings and the wekin rang With shouts
1mnur tS sper vors hS xsa pouad and hsu
he Of Rerkelyhen he Of the Plains-then he without
ansmsthen he Of the Lighlend., Rhodsrick Dhu, with
his plaid-ihsn the Disnherited, whose spirited nag
very nearly spilled its loadthen the Black
the Knight Of BeargrAss who the one dest round
and the last OF al, Young America On hts pony.
And then they AL went round again in the sans
ctpt from feagras khodeiick broks his strrup,
and going overheard Ana then they ell went
round sgain, except he Of BeaIgrass And then the
ju ges gays forth that he OF Virginia victor Rhode
second and he Of the Plains third And then the
marshal read out the q hex ~ho mad been
queen and them who had been seieted msids Of honor
then the queen called upon to come forward aud
take her table covered with green baize aud
the maids aso invited Then the queen went for.
ward-and then the people waited Then the first maid
was found but the would not show herself Then
there was speaking to tn. knights they all gather
ed around the table which, Of cour.e the queens
footstool while armed chair served for throne.
The following were the enkries:-Ths Knight Of
Virginia, Mr.. Edward ockwell; the knight Of JEFF
ferson, Mr.. Carter; the knight Of Berkey NJ. Tabb,
the knight Of the Plains, Mr.. Phillips; the knight
of the Leopard Couchant Mr.. HARDIN the Rhoderick
Dhu, MI. Berry; the Disnhersed knight, the Knight
Of BeaTgraes, Mr. Gilman; the Black knight, NJ.
The Knights were narshslled BY Mr.. Crutcafeld.
and upon their entrance in the list were addressed
by Mr.. Tapsc0tt.
The riding was very respectable, and the follow
80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

EXHIBITION FOR LrBERrA.--Wd earn that tho dne
sbip Eu rssa vi, leave sh port f the several ports
Il Liberia On he lat Of Novsmb under charssr OF the
me ,ics color xAton Society s5e will take smisrsnts
rom Indians II inos, Kentucs sAd sn9in,s LOT snAs
pe fsm.s FOR the Nsrylsnd Stats Colcsston Society,
oms two ursssdNi told We bstevs ehs IL he lar sest
,es,s :. AT out fsr mas, yesfs IT s,ns oe9
Ia aapso;ty We hsys tefors lcsa that tbs .sssa
1, 70 sail frtm Nor York With Snisraats on tis 2Sth,
=, vs Learn thai saethss 81 ,soa IL o be dspsc al
am~..3n. &C ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

We saw nothing TO remind Us, no wever, Of the
Geld Of Acre, although Disdichsrdo was there No
knightly adventures to the ordeal. 1t was peace
full joust and would have done very well tor little
boys, as they only tilted at rings, and not at each
other.
and Rboderic Dhu and the Knight OF the Plane his
seconds in chivalry. The knight Of Virginia, In
the exercise Of his privilege ss victorious Knight
selected Miss Julia Chamberlain as Queen of Love
Knight Of Virginia. selected Miss Molly Brent as
first Maid of Honor. The knight of the Plane,
{Carpenter.) being third best, selected as second
Maid Of Honor Miss Sophy Ranny.
appearance, and were crowned as" Queen OF Love
and Beauty" and " First Maid Of Honor" and Tom
Phillips made clever speech (of which here Is .
bick) on GROWING the Queen:-
upon your brow this graceful emblem Of Loves devotion
to Beauty. Each bursting bud and full grown flower
heart Beauty has ever signei supreme the tones Of
her j5rie echo every beast and words OF enchanting
ever fall from her ps The days OF chvary
fraught viii evidence OF her power, and We have
before moat brilliant illustration Of the homage
which Is cue her supremacy.
We again draw upon that rich description in the
Dt,noc,a at for the finale Of this interesting cere
mcDy:--
In ore year from this time doubtless the show yin be
repeated, 1t which time i to be hoped there will be
Iers Of the terrible arena take chance at the six
nd rings But the people hereby notified that tbs
fun not all yet On the closing night Of the No
Charlie Fair Of the doughty champions Of the
opr smsnt expected 70 join in the chase for tbs gan
der's head.
That race viii prove the Gro wing glory OF the holt
days. He who comes of victor without grsAsirg his
hands making the gsnder qusaf Will be entitled TO
the bird for his own especial and privA property We
can promise eveIy body amer and more Intellectual
feast than was given ssterday.
In the afternoon, gu the Knights, except the three
who were sue essul Ia the morning, and the knight
of Ksnfucky and the KNIGHT Of Bourbon (NF.
Bient) again tered the lists, and had repetition
of the exercises Of the morning. In this encounter
the knight of Beargyass was tie victor, and had
the honor of giving the crown to Mss Fontaine as
sec( nd Maid OF Homer.
The vast throng would have been much moro In
serested If the lists bad been the scene OF sure
enough jousts, and the gallant horsemen had gone
pe,iDg from theI saddles before soma skilful lance
Nav be the next will be after that fashion, when
Kentu Ky chivsIry may deserve 70 crown the Qusen
az Love ard Beauty.