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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-13

@- The speculators around Fort Leaven-
worth, says the Washington Star, arc carrying
matters with high hand. They are said to
have pocketed 100000 for lots in their pro-
posed city on the side of the river just opposite
the Fort. The sellers are said to assure the
purchaser that they expect Congress will en-
act some law by which their titles to the lands
there will be made good. The site is upon
soil guaranteed to the Indians by treaty.
ED The st. Louis Intelligencer says that
many slaves in that section can both read and
write, and those who cannot can easily find
some friends who can, and all the local papers
are easily procured by them. 1t therefore
warns the Southern press not to copy too freely
from Northern papers about Canada, tie under
ground railroad, and such things, for the slaves
greedily devour all such information.
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rs Messrs. Rolette and Grant, members
elect of the House of Representatives, from
Pembina, arrived in this city on Saturday even
ing, and took their seats in the House yester-
day afternoon. The Legislature is now full
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Gs- The editor of the Woonsocket Patriot
makes merry over the mistake of an old Shan
ghai hen ofhis, that has been "settin" for five
weeks upon two round stones and piece of
brick! "Her anxiety" quotes he, "is no great
er than ours to know what she will hatch. If
it proves brick yard, that hen is not for
On ~
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LAND AGENTS.


A FEW town lots, a small quantity of land nea,
IN the city. Those having such property sell on rea
sonable terms, will please call on:
'A'-A I'm {au A. PIERSE, 9.tg
rr Cedar street, nert door to EPISCOPAL Church.
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TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR sale

TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR Sale.
-tlI fI .- To Practical Farmers. . tt ..,ti
NHIS notice is to real Farmers to spectators who
n pretend to be farmers.
To practical farmers wish to sly that have hand
now twenty-five farms Cor sale, land always have from
ten to wentyfye which range fren two to ten miles
from st. Paul.
From long resdencein the territory, and from per-
sona inspection all the lands nsar the city, ena-
bied to make the best selections. = f+'' ny
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give me a call. - -h' -..iH II --.-. H.l p
My farms have various degrees Of Improvement and
fatter myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers;
e.- ri fl HENRY .M'KENTY, Dsaler in Real Estate,
OFFICE-Od Post Office Building, Sd street.
June 80, 1854 gW TslisI laI r'- ..-. 81
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Henry MCKenty,

Dea1e1. In ReRl Estate.
Office old Post Office Building, Third St, Saint Paui
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; Mon
IL ey loaned investments made to the best advantage
and Land Warrants located. saqsf,. g. g..
REFERENCES. ---.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ.,, Gov "; A German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq.,, Hon Welch, Chief JUS
Capt. A. De Peyster, tice, ~ Minnesota,
Messrs. S. Thompson Ne-( Hon Fd Rice, Delegate to
phew, Congress, 7
Messrs. Williams & Guion. Rice, l,llinshead & Becker.
PHILADELPHIA. Attyis at Law,
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Borup Oakes Bank
inent Western Bank; ers, Erf f
Messrs Drexel Co, BankersJ Travis Rosser Esq, Secre
6 Taylor & Co., tary Of the Territory,
6 Bingham Dock, (Ames Van Etten, Atty's
ss Freed, Ward & Freed, at Law, 4
&C Sitors, James Coz. REV N Fullerton, Register
&c Baily & Co; U Land Office,
Edward Hurst, ESD, NotaryWm Hocombe, Esq, Receiv-
Public; .l- er U Land Office,
b. Messchert, Atty at Law, ,SDr T Mann.
James Kitchen, I'D, NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. StOever, Esq. (Messrs. Brown, johnson &
vIcKsBURa. Co., Bankers, ar
Aessrs. Brown, & Johnson,} Aug IL, '54
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ST. Paul AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK E. COLLINS ,
Anctioneer appointed by Law for the Territory Of
Minnesota,
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends thathis arrange
~ ments for the transaction Of his business in all its
branches are complete
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds Of merchandise, stock, etcwi held
In future stated DAYS, his increasing business having
made this absolutely necessary
Sales from the Shelues
Will, therefore, be held every Monday Wednesday, and
.-..-. Furniture Sales
Will be held every Wednesday and Saturday, either in
the day OF evening as may be announced
Horses, Cattle, Harnesses, &c.
With stock Of descptOu will be sold each Satur
day morning, at 10 O'Clock Great attention will be given
to this particular branch, confidently believed
that from the arrangements made great inducements will
be offered, well to those who have occasion SELL
to those who have occasion to sells to those who have
occasion to bny.
Carriages
or every description will be sold, and those having
hcles dispose of invited to send them along carly
Real Estate
Will be disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery
Will be offered frequently at announcement, and the
No pains, attention cxertion will be spared to give
entire satisfaction to all who conde their property
to his hands, and purchasers rest assured that
account will false representation be made to them.
Liberal advances made, and Consgnments respectfully
solicited. Sales made quickly, and proceeds accounted
for without delay All persons having goods to dispose
of are invited to send them to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Buildings on Third Minnesota Street.
Miscellaneous sales.
Held at early candle light.
At private sales bargains be had at all times,
Gail and see FRANK + COLLINS
st Paul. Sept 8, 1854 Territorial Aucr
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400 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale

LII lying in body, which there is 30 acres Of
IA fine building Tamarac, forty acres fenced and ten
acres broke. fine spring the door house,
(Which Is comfortable log) and adjoining which there
fine body Of logs, and with small expenditure, can
be made large, comfortable and house, The
land good, well watered and timber plenty, which will
be sold cheap applied for For further partcu-
lars apply to "a hr N. e. TYSON & CO.,
April %, 1854 tf33 Roberts street.
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Ne,D Harness Establishment.

NHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of st. Paul
l. and all the country round about that they
ductng the above business in all its branches, Third
street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers
can be supplied, short notice, with all kinds Har-
ness, Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, yase, Whips,
etc. r+..s.eaf MARTIN DREW & co.
st. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y
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LIND, seuen miles from this City.
1nnn ACRES in ONE TRACT within miles
AOON1 Of this city, near the Saltwater road.
HENRY McEENTY
st. Paul, Sept. IA 185 d&w
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IA Homes St., opposite the WassOn House, Skakopee
Scott county, NJ. t., will give prompt attention to the
business of their profession in this and adjoining
ties. Claims bought and sold Information furnished
with reference to titles free Of charge.
J: B. WAKEFIELD. L. NJ. BROWN.
Nov. ~, 1854 (w1y)
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Gs- The Kansas Pioneer says that snow fell
in that Territory, on the 10th November, to the
depth of three inches, but soon disappeared.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL xaO0.o0
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued on favorable
terms. =,
Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
HENRY A SWIFT, Agent.
At the Rice House
June %, 1854 ly
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LOTS IN PaTTTSO.N' ADDITION:
SEVERAL Choice LOTS in PATTISON'S ADDITION
- for sale by 8. p. FOLSOM & CO.
July 81, 1854. .- .-.-,.a -.--
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RMONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate Security, Apply
M to RICE, HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER.
t.Paul, May 23, 1854. du
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W. & j. SE.NrSENDERFER.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia CiQars Tobacco
Sc &C., TIA North Main Sreet,(a feiu do0ts belo,v
the Virginia Hotel0 Saint Louis, Missouri.
~E keep always on hand large and superior stock
Nv OF Imported and Domestic Regalia, La Norma,
Milar, Londre CheroOts Principe other Havana C-
gars of best brands.
June 81, 1854.
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II. CONSTANS & CO.,
Forwarding, Commission and Grocer Merchants,
SHAKAPEE, MINNESOTA.
IL EEP on hand constantly, large and well select.
N ed stock of Groceries and Provisions.
June, 8. 1854. dtf
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Henncpin County Land Agency.
xOUGIIT AND SOLD-Parms, To Vn Lots and Real
Estate, Of all descriptions, al the Sher's Office, in
Minneapolis ISAAC BROWN
%
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Desirable Investment ON the Minnesota River.
yuyO person who can command $1,000 in cash, can
offer most desirable investment in Real and Per
sonal Property the Minnesota River, from which OnI
Tundred per cent. profit can be realized.
For particulars, apply to g
RICE. HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER.
Ct Paul, May %, 1854.
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d. NEWELL. VIM n. ToMrKiNs
Newell & TOmpkins,

Attorneys at Ldtc and Dealers in Real Estate.
Abstracts of Title furnished for st. Paul, st. anthony
and Ramsey County.
orrIC
Refer to Gov. Gorman Hon. u. Omsted, Mayor st. Paul.
July IL, 1854.
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease.

E. FULLERTON will lease for a term Of years
some Of the most valuable business lots in st Paul.
Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing;
Valuable lot on Third street near his own store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops or dwellings;
Lots on Bench street;
Aso 100 acres of unimproved land, few miles from
st Paul will be leased with specified privileges the rent
to be paid in improvements. 27tf
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German and French.

:" BURNAND. q graduate Of the University of Hell
Es dleburg, Germany, proposes 10 teach during the
winter in St. Paul, Glasses Private Pupils In the Ger
m an and French Languages. He may be found at the
American House.
Nov Is. ,ol.
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2 LAND AT 1885 PER. ACRE.

OO7 ACRES Tin one body ~ miles north from the
AAS city limits, containing rich soi good timber and
water, and all susceptible Of cultivation
HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul. Aug I, 1864 Dealer in Real Estate
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Of the st. Louis Republican.
WHIvEHEAD, Kansas, May IS, 1855.

T
We have just received the telegram Of Mr.
Black's resolution in the Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, rendering to us the whole power Of his
State in support of our constitutional rights.
Mr.. Black will render himself very distin-
guished patriot and philanthropist. He will
soon become shining Black. He should be APP
pointed committee of one to address the Presi-
dent Of the United States and the Governor Of
Missouri in the name, ard on behalf of the SOW
ereign State Of Massachusetts,, on this momen-
tous subject; and should it become necessary to
send 81 the whole power of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts to aid us in the support of our
constitutional rights" we trust he will be APP
pointed generalssimo, SO that we may have an
opportunity of demonstrating our high apprecia-
ton of his stupendous philanthropy, by giving
him such a reception as he deserves.
They may fret, and scheme, and rant as they
please: We shall continue to pursue the even
tenor Of our way. The God of our fathers are
with us, and we feel secure in our sovereignty.
We invade the rights of none, and none shall in
wade ourrights. We invite our brethren of every
State-New York, Massachusetts, and all others
to come and settle amongst u.s. if our institutions
suit them, and their feelings are fraternal; but
we want no fanatics, I1disorganizers, no distur-
bers of our quiet. We came here first we
moved from Missouri, and brought our institu-
tons with us. In doing SO, we wronged no man,
we invaded the rights of none. Why, then, do
tnoy WISH 10 INVADE our 1rlRnts! ~ IL WioHg.
They should not do il. They shall not do IL.
We stand upon the defensive.
Missourinns are still coming in Trains upon
trains Of six and eight teams are arriving
daily. An industrious, enterprising and hardy
population are filling up the country, and will
render all the efforts Of Aid Societies to produce
fanatical revolutions utterly abortive. The masses
of the East should know this fact, and not suffer
N.emaelves to be imposed upon any longer
News has reached us that Michel Robidoux is
on his way in from the mountains, and that the
Indians have notified all traders to quit the
country.
Colonel Waugh passed few days since, and
you have heard from him an account OF the In
dams above. 1t seems they are collecting in large
force at Ranybuts, The drought still continues,
and the wheat is almost past recovery. Unless
we have rain in few days, the entire crop will
be destroyed. Some fields have already been
ploughed up and corn planted in them. This
looks discoyraging, but we still trust in Prov-
dence Yours, &C.,
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BY JAMES c. PERCIvAL.

feel newer life in every gale;
The winds that fan the flowers,
And with their welcome breaihings fill the sail
Tell Of seTener hours
OF hours that glide unfelt away,
Beneath the sky of May.
The spirit OF the gentle souih-wnd calls
From his blue throne of air;
And where his whispering voice in music falls,
Beauty il budding there.
The bright ones Of the valley break
Their slumbers and awake
The waving vendue rolls along the plain,
And the wide forest weaves,
To welcome back its playful mates again,
Its canopy Of leaves;
And from It's darkening shadow floats
gush Of trembling notes.
Fairer and brighter spreads the reign OF May;
The tresses Of the woods,
With the light daliying Of the west wind play,
And the full.brimming foods,
Az gladly 10 their goal they run.
Hail the returning sun.
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Military and Civic Displsys.-Yesterday,
the United Brothers, German benevolent society,
in regslia, and with banners, accompanied by a
number Of the fraternity from Baltimore who
brought with them splendid band Of music,
eighteen instruments, made Of German sivcr)
and the Turner's another society Of Germans, OF
this city, in uniform, together with delegation
from Baltimore, paraded our streets; and these,
TOO, marched TO the strains Of good music the
love of which is characteristics OF that class ofour
community. The former in the course Of the
day, psrtook OF dinner prepared for the occa-
sion, and the latter proceeded TO CAROLS garden,
near the navy yard, where they INDUCED in pic.
mic, and bad concert, and exercised themselves
IN gymnastics.
The regiment Of the District OF Columbia--com.
posed Of volunteer miitis--made a beautiful APP
pcarance as they marched through our streets and
were reviewed by the President of the United
States. Several bands Of music accompanied
them; that OF the Marine Corps being 10 full force
The legion proceeded, about one O'Clock, to the
mall, where ground was broken for the District
Armory
II is almost unnecessary TO say that the several
displays, Of the military end civic societies. were
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NEW EDITION OF DICKENs's Com
IN plete Works--The complete Works OF
Charles Dickins, in five volumes price 81 So
The Missing Bride, or Miriam the Avepger, by
Mrs. Emma ID. Is. N. Southworth paper 81,
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The Pickwick Papers, complete, so cents
Just published, and for sale at
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NEWS FHOM HAVANA BY THE BLACK
Afis WAHklOR. ~
The correspondent Of the New Orleans Pica-
yuas under date Of May 18th furnishes the follow
ing items.
Ono thousand Colts pistols have been imported
here for the use Of the officers Of the Spanish
army, each paying for his pistol
Esteban Oyiedo, wealthy man, who has been
confined in the "Ponton, - has been permitted TO
enter into very heavy bail TO proceed TO his estates
In the country, for eight days, to arrange his
affairs, At the expiration Of which period he il to
proceed to Spain. 7ig e1
An order kls been given that no language except
Spanish j. to be spoken on board the Ponton.
The sergcants and corporals of the negro COM
Panies Of volunteers were ordered the other day
70 60 out and obtain recruits uolunteers," Of
courpe. i6sag t,,e n
crossed the Bay one evening last week to wit
ness a regiment Of the volunteers practice firing
n target. The target was considerably larger
than man. The distance they fired from the
target was about seventy yards; and out of more
than eight hundred shots, some fifteen or twenty
only hit the target, and not one struck within
circle about eighteen inches in diameter, which
was drawn in the centre of the target.
But one of the entire regiment held his musket
properly, and did know his name would GER
tainly send it, Many Of the balls entered the
ground about half way to the target, whilst con-
siderable number went far beyond it. / should
guess the muskets were overloaded. One kicked
SO severely az to stretch of the gallant volun
teers on the ssbroad ofhis back, at which event
there was general laugh.
There has been another importation Of Indians
from Yucatan-l9l in number.
Several very heavy failures of merchants and
planters have taken place in this island very
Gently.
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In the first place, . good Judge should be pro-
undly learned in ali tbs learning sf the law,
kd he must know how TO use that learning.
Hil any one stand up here to deny that' In
lis day, boastful, glorious for its advancing,
bpular, professional, scientific, and all educa-
pm, will any disgrace himself by doubling tho
ecessity of deep and continued studies. and
Dried and thorough attainments to the bsnchl
Ic is 70 know, not merely the law which you
AXE, and the legislature makes, not coastilu-
bnal and statute alone, but that other, amPler,
lat boundless Jurisprudence, the common law,
hich the successive generations OF the State
i've silently built up, that old code OF freedom
hich we brought with us in the Mayhower and
rabella but which in the progress OF centuries
. ameliorated and enriched, and adapted wisely
the necessities of busy, prosperous, and
ealthy communicable he must know. And
here to find it, In volumes which you must
mt by hundreds-by thousands; fllfng libra
bs; exacting long labprs; the labors Of life
he; distracted from business--from politics;
it assisted by taking part in an active judicial
ADMINISTRATION; such labors ~ produced the wis
bm and won the fame Of Parsons, and Marshall,
I'D Kent, and Story, and Holt, and Manifold.
your system Of appointment and tenure does
II present motive, help for such labors and
ch learning, if it encourages, II II disparages
EN-, then in SO far failure.
In the next place, he must be Anan, mot
erely upright; not merely honest and well-in-
ntioned--this Of course--but a man who will
1t respect persons in judgment. And does not
cry one here agree to this also' Diminishing,
a moment, all theories about the mode OF aP-
,nting him, or the time for which he shall hold
lice, sure am, we all demand, that a. far as
hman virtue, assisted by the best contrivance OF
aman wisdom, can attain to It. he shall mos re-
beet persons in Judgment. He shall know moth
. about the parties; everything about the case
9 shall do everything for justicei nothing for
Imself; nothing for his friend; nothing for his
ltron; nothing for his sovereign. Il, on one
lie is the executive power, and the Legislature,
Id the peoplc-the sources of his honors, the
yers of his daily bread-and on the other an IN
lyidual namcess and odious, his eye Is to see
either, great nor small; attending only to the
ltrepidatons Of the balance. Ifa law is passed
! unanimous legislature, clamored for by q
sneral voice of the public, and cause 10 before
m on it, in which the whole community il on
lc side, and an individual nameless or odious on
.e other, and he believes it to be against the
constitution, he must SO declare it---or there y
Judge. If Athens comes there to demand that
le cup of hemlock be put to the lips Of the wsest
en-; and he believes that he has corrupted the
buth, nor omitted to worship the gods OF the
ty, nor introduced new divinities of his own, ne
nst deliver him, although the thunder light on
ie unterrified ow.-RsJns Choate.
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IA author Of the Eclipse of Faith" entitled A
Defence OF the Eclipse OF Faith, by its author, be-
ing a rejoindcr TO Professor Newmans Reply
and, in order TO give the American public the
whole matter at glance, there is included in the
same volume the "Repy TO the Eclipse OF Faith y
by +. w Newman, with his chapter on the "Moral
Perfection of Christi
For sale by GRAY " BALLANTYNE,
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