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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-05


nrginal and Accumulated Capital, 100000, and con-
" stanty increasing for the benefit of those insured
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
A. J. WHITNEY, General Agent for Minnesota and
tern Wisconsn.-Of1ce in the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELL, agent, st. Anthony Falls;
Hon. W. H. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids;
THEODORE E. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
W. H. SEMMES, Sc Hudson, Wisconsin.
Bristol Wheelock, travelling agents for Minnesota
st. Paul, June 10, 1864.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE =.
North Western Journal.
TIME undersigned will issue about the 18th of
II May, 1855, the first number of weekly paper to
~, ollad

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II May, 1855, the first number of Weekly paper to
be called
The NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL
of agriculture, Science and Art,
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where the successful improvements in any pursuit. can
be readily adopted here Occasional iliustrations Will
be given Of inventions practical benefit, wellas
Illustrations of rural Architecture, Gardening, &C.. with
Portraits and Biographies of some Of our most eminent
men, 10 supply which, arrangements have been entered
We shall endeavor present to readers the latest
inf rmaon, and the most entertaining and instructive
articles upon
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MECHANICAL ARTS. EDUCATION.
LITERATURE. GENERAL NEWS.
FIRESIDE ECONOMY. LADIES' PORT FOLIO.
WIT AND HUMOR. YOUTHS IMPROVEMENT.
SABBATH READING. GENERAL MISCELLANY.
All of which will doubtless form paper value to all
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March 1856. UD
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St. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.

TuNHIS establishment is furnished with good
sortment Patterns and is ready to fill orders
castings all descriptions short notice and
BILE terms Having experienced Pattern Maker, in
employ are prepared to get up patterns Of any de-
scription that may be called for.
Also, Iron Turning and finishing.
Brass and Composition Casting made to order. Rabbit
metal, &C., constantly on hand.
Old rou brass and "copper" taken in exchange fer
work. r. Il J. b. GILMAN.
St.Paul, Augs II, 1854. d&w
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MILLINERY

MRS. MAYO is now in New York City, purchas-
WI ing her Spring and Summer Stock Of
Millinery L Ladies' General Furnishing Goods.
The Ladies' of Saint Paul and vicinity, may depend
upon her STYLES being NEW and from the most fash
iOnabe houses We have already
ed the Spring Style Of STRAW BONNETS, Of which we
have large ot and selling at low price. The last
this week, shall receive another addition. When cur
full spring purchase Is received goods will be found
the most rich, and Of the greatest variety
Millinery and Trimmings brought to st Paul.
We preparing to building the front of
Third Street, and put in large glass to enable
to exhibit goods to greater advantage
better accommodation Of our patrons.
Third st., st Paul, April 1855. (D&WtflI
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TOTAL SI,OZZ
The above scheme has been got the express pur
pose raising funds to the Town Clock great
number applications have been made before this
get out.
All letters the country promptly attended to. The
drawing numbers will be published after 1t comes of,
of which timely notice will be given.
All the watches and other articles have been
lected most eminent makers, will be seen
above and article to the Eastern price.
For Tickets, apply to w. 1LLlNGWORTH,
Watch Maker, Cor. Jackson & 9th street,
March 5-d&wtf Saint Paul.
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From the Salt Lake Vallv.


The Salt Lake City News to March LIST has
been received at st. Louis The only news of
importance is in relation to the visits of the
Mormons to various Indian tribes, with the
view of establishing friendly relations with
them. The editor of the News, who accompa-
MED DR.. Garland Hunt. Indian Agent for Ut
ali, on a visit to the Indians in the southern
settlement, says:
On arriving at Mant, we found A-ra-peen
very friendly and quite humble. He was anx-
ious to become chief in Walkers place. He
has had remarkable vision about Walkers
death. which he told us. 1t appears that Wal
ker. while gambling with some Pah-van-tes.
broke blood vessel. which caused his DEATH
A-ra-peen thinks the Pah-van-tes made bad
medicine for him. Walker had his senses I'M
til the last. and requested his brother to kill a
Pi-ede woman, (who was in a delicate condi-
tion,) to strangle with lasoes two Pi-ede girls
and bury alive Piede boy ten years old to
kill ixty horses and sheep. Twenty of the
horses ran off while the others were being kill
ed.
1t is not stated whether the heathen's request
in relation to the murder ofthe women and
boy were complied with or not.
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Nay 1, 1856.
MEMPHIS SAVINGS INsTITC TON,
by the State Of Tennessee.
No. 36 Front Row.

No. IS Front Row.
pUYS and sells Sight and Time, Exchange on the East,
discounts short time bills New York, New Orleans,
and st. Louis; does General Banking and Exchange
Business; makes collections in all the principal cities
the Southwest, the favorable terms, proceeds
promptly RENTED day Of payment, with
Of exchange.
Notes Of the Memphis Savings Institution taken at
par In all business transactions GrSouthern collec-
lions solicited. ISAAC YOUNG, President.
May |, 1S6S-1y
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Cheap Cash Store.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
" EEP constantly on hand Large and well selected
N stock Of GROCERIES, and DRY GOODS, suitable
for the St. Pnul and Minnesota market Fresh Goldfish
iirect from Boston, by the hogshoad;
All kinds Of Sugar;
Moasses and G. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails, Coffee and Tea;
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Germ Meal; Butter and Cheese;
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
D. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also every thing else that customers think Of or
lI-:ly to want.
No. 81, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. 9, 1854. d&w1y
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JESUP & CO., s.
Forwarding and Com. Merchants,
"0~AIS

JCOOf u w., ..
Forwarding and Com. Merchants,
-SNJ-@
Illinois,
North Western Terminus of the Hi. Cen. Rail Road.
Agents
For Illinois Central Railroad Company;
&C Galena & Chicago Union Railroad Company;
&c Galena, Dunleith and St. Paul Packet Company;
&C. Union Transportation Company;
New Oswego Line;
=" Old Oswego Line;
" New York and Oswego Line, &C., &C., re.
water, transfer merchandise directly into the Boats.
Persons shipping to address rely on their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shipp:d:
Advances made on consignments Of Staple articles.
Mark Packages sscore JEsUP Co Dunleith, ILL.,"
Nay I, 1855. -dkw6m
Fine Opportunity for Investment!
FOR SALE.
40 BEAUTIFULLY situated Lots in sWarren and
~ Wins.o'''s Additien," at prices ranging from
BLOCK FOUR, afa
WinslOW's Addition,
(Up Toscn.J
COMMANDING splendid views over the City and
A LARGE LOT
NEAR Gov. Ramsey's Residence.
~ t.f... March 20
9 LOTS In Seventh Street, near the site Of the new
= Hotel. (mar q
SEVERAL Business Lots in ID & 9th and Robert SITS.
~ (march 26
1E0 ACRES in Sec. II, T. 20, Rs miles from st.
AVO Paul. 30 Acres Sec. Is, do. l60 Acres in Sec.
~ do.,, y miles from city limits. number of y;
and 10 lots adjoining the every
advantage either for investment or residences.
Apply to +aeb EMERSON Z CASE,
fOpposite American House.
81. Paul, March -, 1855. ts - (smdAw
A UfoDIooRAIHY 4 an Actress, By Mrs Nowatt, q
"A .. H0WIx1 = 90.
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A INDUSTRIOUS SHANGHAI.-The Paris cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, writes:
"Geologists here are in great delight, though
almost ready to quarrel. over wonderful bone
of an ex-wonderful bird that has been found in
the lower clay stratum of the Paris basin near
MendOn. According to the comparative anato-
mists, this paleontologic Shanghai must have
weighed something like four hundred pounds,
and had drum stick like giraffe"
THAT bird would we'll justify being called
Shank-high according to the amendment on
nomenclature proposed by cross old farmer
for the big Asiatic poultry.
It's as we'll to be little cautious, about these
wonderful geological fossils,-uide the annexed
paragraph we clip from an exchange:
The famous fossil skeleton of the zeuglodon
found in Alabama some fourteen years ago. by
a German named Koch, exhibited in New Yori
and afterwards sold to DR.. Mcdowell at st
Louis. was lately taken for debt, and in process.
of removal fell to pieces, and many of the bone!
were broken, when the wonderful monster wa
found to be of genuine plaster OF Paris forma
ton, and of entirely German origin, being con
nected with the primeval epochs only by thu
raw material.
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Esta fc.
sEFERENCES.

Once old Post Office Building, Third 81, Saint Paul.
AND bought and sold throug the Territory; Nom
- ey loaned, investments made the best advantage
and Land Warrants located. W I4i- = 4
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"LE PETIT OLE BULL. A number of our
citizens attended the Concert of Master Good
all on Wednesday evening, and were highly
satisfied with the performance. Master G. is
certainly youth of extraordinary musical ge
MUS, and should not fail to command the full
support of our citizens during his stay in the
city. The fathers comic singing adds greatly
to the interest and amusement of the entertain
ment. The second concert takes place this
evening at the City Hall, when we hope to see
full audience in attendance. None will re-
greet the time and expense after once attending
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BUILDING COLUMNS,
WINDOW Caps. and Stills, Sash Weights, &C., at the
W st Paul Foundry. st Paul, April II, 1856.

" ST PauI F0undry. ST Paul, April II, 1850.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
lust received from the Manufacturer beautiful as
sortment of the following kinds of desirable SILVER
WATCHES, which offer at exceedingly low Prices, and
will be sent by mail otherwise, any part Of the
country, receipt Of money the same, written
warrantee with each watch for year.
Patent Detached silver Levers, from Is to lS dollars
do do do hunting Levers from 10 to % &c
Fine Offender Silver in strong from 10 IL
do do do in strong hunting cases frem Is to
Is dollars.
Also Clocks At equally low prices Of every description
from the best makers. W. ILLINGWORTH,
Watch Maker, Cornerof Jackson and Fifth streets,
SAINT PAUL.
P. s. Traders and others invited give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
April Is. 1855. (d&wtN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
New Arrival and the Greatest Attractions ut the
Boston Clothing Store.
lust RECEIVED and now ready for inspection. the
- Largest, Best, and most Complete Assortment OF
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ever brought to the Territory. -
Ny stock consists Of every variety, QUA lily, and
latest styles Of spring and Summer Clothing, Hats Caps
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.. too to mention
but to which wonld respectfully invite the attention Of
the public, they selected with the greatest care
and will be sold cheap for cash. -..s....r..
Third street, Lambert's Brick Block, May 8.
daw = i.rs &c. GRISWOLD.
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Gs- The Golden Era was the packet up
yesterday morning. She left Galena with
about 400 passengers and Capt. Atchison in.
forms us he had no sickness at all on board
The Era returned yesterday afternoon.
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M8- A petition is in circulation in Cincin-
natl, asking the Governor OF Ohio to commute
the sentence of Arrison, the torpedo man, who
destroyed the lives of Allison and his wife, to
Imprisonment for life. Arrison was sentenced
to be hung on the 1lth of May.
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SUPERIOR, WIscoNsIN.-We call attention to
the notics>of Mr.. Newton. the agent for the
sale of lots in this new commercial emporium
at the head of Lake Superior. The character
and position of Superior is already too well
established to admit of doubt in the minds of
any one as to its future greatness and vast
commercial Importance.
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L. G. Dayton. e. w. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents,

Office at the junction of Third, Bench and St. Anfho-
ny Street,, near the P0st-OGce.
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MB- 1t is understood that the Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, is Of the opinion that the new
liquor law of that State is constitutional At
torney General Clifford entertains similar
opinion.
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For buying & selling Land throughout this Ter
ritory and the Territory of Kansas.
DERSONAL attention given to the examination of
titles, the payment of taxes, and the location OF
Land Warrants. Money loaned and interest allowed on
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M'KENTY'S AUCTION SALES,
McCoRM1ck's 80 PATENT

DEBATING and Moving Naehissss tor sale By
~ Feb 1-AH Ak1xs 1lY,
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commercial Importance.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.-Col. McKenty,-the
renowned Land Agent of st. Paul. has on hand
the largest stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
and general merchandise now in the Territory
and not being directly in this line of business
and wishing to ''close out" as soon as possible
has determined to put up the whole invoice at
auction, with the positive determination that
the articles must sell for what they will bring
This will be the greatest auction sale ever held
in the Territory, and commences in the build
ing opposite the Colonel's Office, next Monday
Frank Collins, Auetioneer.
TIE CATTLE TRADE.-The most active "stocl
market" we have in st. Paul is Charley Coul
ter's cattle market on Jackson street. Thu
prices are not much regulated by the abun
dance or scarcity of money, as people mus
have stock for beef and for breaking up th,
new prairies. Still, Charley never demand
an unreasonable price, and never puts upol
his customers deprecated or deprecatin,
article. See his advertisement.
Sa- We are indebted to the Hon. H. NJ. Ric
for four bound volumes of the Congressiona
Globe, comprising the proceedings and debate
ofthe first session of the last Congress- high
ly acceptable and useful set of documents t.
any editors library.
GS- 1t is singular musical fact that ever
orchestra contains at least two musicians wit
iaoustachs, one with spectacles, three with bal
heads. and one very modest man in whit
cravat, Who. from force Of circumstances, yo
will observe, r.sys on brass instrument
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A COLONY OF ENGLISH MoRMoNs.-The ship
Siddons, which arrived a short time ago from
Liverpool, had on board 425 Mormon emigrants
destined, as the marks upon their baggage in
dictated, for "Salt Lake City," The American
says, they were composed of British families,
and all appeared well dressed, healthy and in
telligent. The women, especially, had that
fine. robust. rosy, Britt III look about which we
hear so much. They were to proceed immedi-
ately, by railroad and steamboat to the west
ern frontier, and there start overland for their
new homes in the valley of the Salt Lake.
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ARREST OF Col. KINNEY AND Mr.. FABIAN.--It
is stated that Col. Kinney and Consul Fabian
are under arrest for getting up an illegal expe-
dition, and that the steamship United States
in which the so called Central American Colo.
ny were to embark, has been attached
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GREAT LESS OF BEER.-Mesrs. John Taylor Il
Sons, in Albany, during Saturday night, lost
over ten thousand dollars worth of beer through
the gross earelessness of one of their hands, in
neglecting to shut off the main fassett connect
ing one of the watts, which was found in the
morning to be running away into the river in
great abundance.
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NOBLE ACr.-A little girl saved a freight
train from destruction on a South Carolina
Railroad, by waving her bonnet as signal near
a culvert that had been destroyed by fire. The
engineer arrested his train just in time to save
it. 1t is proposed, as q reward for the child
that the railroad company pay the expenses Of
her education and buy her a new bonnet.
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PASSENGERS SEARCHED.-In searching the pas
sengers on board of the Africa, on the 26th, at
Boston, a trunk belonging to one of the num-
Der was found to contain about 1000 letters,
which were seized and taken to the Custom
House. They are said to be very valuable, en-
closing draughts, &c, for Boston and New York
houses. The box belonged to we'll known
Express company.
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hAYTON & PACKARD have always on hand from
II Fifteen to Thirty Thousand Acres Of Farming
Land, situated In parts OF the Territory, of
rious descriptions, which will be sold in quantities and
upon terms to suit purchasers. Feb. 1865.
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STATE OF THE RIvERs.-The St. Louis Re
publican says "the river at this point is slowly
rising, and is so reported at Keokuk. The IL
linois river is rising very fast all the way
down. Missouri falling, with Al feet water on
the bars. The last arrivals up report IL feet
water in the channel to Cairo, and rising"
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@s- The Squatter Sovereign, Striugfellow'
paper, thus speaks ofthe recent farce, called
by courtesy an election, in Kansas
For our part we are satisfied with such re-
suit. 1t is just what we expected to accom-
plish. and we promise our southern friends in
all after elections, to present like results
Kansas ought of right 20 be, and therefore shall
be save State.
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MARKLEY q KERN.

WAR N LIE u q AEHNs
DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On 81. Anthony st., near the American House.
MOULD call the attention of the citizens of St. Paul
and vicinity to their new large and we'll assorted
stock of HOUSE FURNiTURE,
Such as Nails Locks in all their variety Wrought cast
Parliament and strop hinges, Bolts shutters Fasteners
LOCKS screws Latches Bell pulls and door Rappes
MECHANICS TOOLS
Hand Buck, mill, x, Back and Rip saws Hatchets AK.
broad and pitching Adze spoke shaves drawing knives
Ermer socket turning pairing Chisels Augurs braces
rowels Jack smoothing and Fine Planes; Piow bead
Guages boring machines Hatehets Hammers Flat round
and saw Files, two and four fold Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Kakes Scythes scythe snaths Hoes curry combs
Trace back Breast Timber and Loci Chains Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
TIays, Looking Glasses Knives Forks spoons fine
assortment Of silver plated Brittana and Japan Ware
Boilers, Kettles Firedogs Shoves and Lounges Waffle
Irons Coffee Burners Patent enameed Iron Kettles La
dies Skimmers, gridirons, Coffee mills Flat Irons Butch
er, Cook and Carving knives.
They have also fine assortment fSaddlery Trimmings
stirrups Bits Buckets with Chain Pumps scrapers
Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales
St. Paul May 191S54 w.t.
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Ale, Porter and Cider Depot

Ale, Porter and Cider Depot!
TAMEs CONNOLLY, having purchased the inter-
q est of Anderson in the above business informs
the public that he will keep constantly hand his
establishment, opposite the Drug Store of Morton 4
Pace, bounfu supply Of the best brands of Ale, P0r
ter and Cider, embracing the best of English well
American manufacture. He will also keep a stock
the old stand Of Anderson, Roberts street. Give me
aca ye thirsty deniIens ofthis terrestrial sphere.
June 4, 1855. DIFF