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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
1t is said in our Diplomatic circle that Mr.
SSoule was chilled into resignation. In all
official intercourse at Madrid he encountered
only the most marked though freezing polite.
ness but socially, both as to official and the
leading fashionable society, be and his family
were isolated in the centre of gay and lively
city. -
General Scott apprehends very trouble
some if not protracted war with the Indians.
There are symptoms of large combinations
and the Sioux particularly are possessed with
the idea that they can hold the United State.
army at bay, and this is the secret of their nu
merOus depredations.
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Further of the Railroad Riot.

BUFFALO, Jan. 20.
This P. NJ about o'clock, a riot occurred on
the Buffalo and Brantford & Goodrich Railway
at Rdgeway 9. W., about 20 miles from this
city. 1t appears that for several months past
the laborers on the road have not been fully
paid their wages, and a few weeks ago gave
notice that to-day they would spike down the
switches and take charge of the road if remain-
ing unpaid. They accordingly spiked down
the track and opened break of rods at
Ridgeway.
The chief officer of the road is understood to
have hired about % men of this city, armed
them with revOlvers and went over to take
possession of and protect the road. On arriv-
ing, they were fired upon by the laborers, who
were also armed with rifles. A regular fight
ensued, in which the Buffalo party Jared the
worst, one Of of their men named Simon Wem-
pie, being killed and two or three wounded
one supposed dangerously. Two or three la
borers were also wounded. The officers party
however, succeeded in arresting about dozen
rioters Among them is believed to be the
man that shot Wemple. Irons were sent from
this city, to secure the rioters. We have nc
further particulars as none of the party engag.
ed have returned.
BUFFALO, Jan. 20-P NJ.
I'd. DIsPATCH.-One of the men engaged, in
forms us that the party on arriving at Ridgway
were joined by Canadian sheriff, and acted IN
der his orders that President of the road
Capt. of Police department and sheriff, made
speeches to the laborers, to have them desist
but to no purpose
Strrid. hen ordered track to be repaired and
cleared: While men were engaged doing it they
were attacked by rioters. During melee Ii o
the rioters were arrested and are now in irons
The man who killed Wemple was examined
and stands committed.
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Fires In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. Jan.

CLEVELAND, Jan. %.
There has been FIVE fires since O'Clock yes
terday the most important of which occurred
at II O'Clock last night consuming II or IA
wooden buildings on River street, loss not ex-
ceeding as many thousand. There is much
suffering among the women and children rem
dered hOuseless.
For the past SO hours the weather has been
intensely cold. the thermometer this morning
at O'Clock standing at degrees above zero,
being lower than at any previous time this win
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message from the House, transmitting the
bill to amend the charter of the NJ. INV
H. Co., was taken up and the bill read first
and second time. 4.'f D !, go
The Council then proceeded to consider said
''ii In committee of the whole. Reported
oack without amendment, and report accept
ed. '
On motion ofMr. Brown,
The Council adjourned. ,.as... ...
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ry human being is enedto Price 20 cents per copy,
copies TO- dollar. Mailed free Of postage to
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william Rock.

civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi.
HeESPECTFULLY socits part of Public Patronage
~ and will transact with promptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care. ,
.ygo!-usn References. +-
R. NJ. Shoemaker, c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
+. Gest, c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio. ..... .',st
J. W. Adams. c.. E. Lexington, KY.
S. Medberry, G. E. Columbus, Ohio. t '..-- %
Thos. Daniels, E. Springfield, Ohio .t.. ....
Thos. A. Norris, G. Z. Indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague, E. Shelbyvile, Ind. -..
NJ. M. Benton, PRIEST. G. & l.. r. R., Covingtou, Ky
Hon. T. Jones, Newport, KY. =
Rev L. W. Berry, Pres. Indiana Ausburg University.
Greencastle, Indiana. ~ . g..
Hon. E. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. 1, 1856. .... t..t. dSw1v
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DAILY LINE
nc..e 7uN s,4 OF -..,.s-,-....
ST AGE COACHES
Il II e.! aasa

: ! 49, IT LEAVE
ST. Paul every morning at 1 and upon the arrival
Of the st. Anthony Falls Stage.
WILL LEAVE .
Saltwater every morning at A. NJ, and arrive In town
to connect with st. Anthony Falls stage.
SALTWATER AND TAYLOR'S FALLS.
.tft-' WILL LEAVE
saltwater on Tuesdays, Thursdays SATURDAYS, at
A. NJ, and return on alternate days.
-.tuE a. SHAKOPEE.
coach for Shakopee will leave ST. Paul on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at seven O'Clock, p. NJ, and
returnson alternate days.
II Passengers will be called for at the Principal Ho-
tells. s.5!T Gel S. POWERS. ProDrietor
Aug. %, 1884. TCity papers COW
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ri9 Gs- A London paper styles the following a
perfect Joke ~ A gentleman, showing a friend
his portrait, admirably done by the photo
graphic process. "It's very WE'LL" said his
friend. returning it 10 him ''but the fact is
hate the style altogether ~ But why, nv
good ir?" Because" replied he, lit is a foe
to graphic art,!,''l II ~ .,,..,. -.
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Ho! Wash.ta.

9UyIS fact, the Bhoys up country, say Eureka City
is the best point the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going to build from Dubuque
yer right at Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, IL you don't believe 1t just up see fol
yourself and will give you every alternate lot OF 30s
valuable town lots by purchasing another, and inn
proving it in such way that It will be creditable to the
town. u. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka City, Dec. 81, 1853. I6-ly
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NOTICE.

VENO the Of Nimrod and their descendants and the
Il community at large, we would say, that are
permanently located at the cOnerO Roberts and Fifth
streets, ST. Paul. where furnish kind OF guns
manufactured in the word also make to order any
of door locks and keys to lock waned also keep
hand the choicest ammunitons. and in facts any thing
needed in hunting Excursion any other scrape
low wants to get into.
HOWARD E. HERFURTH.
Late rom Madison, Wis. Work speaks louder than
word. '''~- .''- '.t' .t.f
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Rail Road Riot! One man killed Many woun-
BUFFALO, Jan. 22

On Saturday, the workmenY on the Buffalo
and Brantford Railway, undertook to stop the
trains till paid. President Wadsworth and
forty men proceeded from here to Ridgeway.--
A riot occurred. Simon Wemple was killed
others badly wounded. Thirteen of the rioters
arrested. q
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TeleSraphic.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 20.
Hon. John S. Wells has received and accept
ed the appointment of q. S. Senator, in the
place of Norris, deceased, and left for Washing
ton.
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CATHCART g. CO.

VMTOULD call the attention Of the trade throughout
w the Territory to their wholesale department.
sisting Of 90
% Bales brown shifting bales strip'd shifting,
bales Canton Flannels 1 do heavy cotton duck,
do Brown Drilling rs prs red tiannels
do dennis s. blue drill 10 prs blue and grey flannel,
lings ..,rt+..-. 20 prs white & grey do
DO Bed Ticking l25 prs Batting d i--'t
8O0 prs assorted prints so dog Buck gloves mtts,
- bales seamless bags SO prs Crash adj ID. -.,
100 dog Knitted socks
With large assortment Of Threads. Hats, Caps, Wool
en- Yarn, Comforters, ETC., etc.
Our advantages in the markets, warrants
saying that we sell goods cheap they be
bought in ST. Louis. Chicago Gaena, adding the trans
portation. A call and an examination will convince the
buyer. CATHCART Il co.
Oct. 4, 1854 daw "rT1.t VI llII IN - =.
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MARRIED.

: At Mendoza on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Ravaux
HON. JOSEPH LEMAY of St. Paul, to Miss CAMILLE
ANN J. AUGER Of Mendoza.
Long life to the happy pair and pleasant journey on
the first train Of cars from St. Paul.-Eps. MIN II o.
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IIAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

f5S!IE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT., under the
IL direction of the REV. JABEZ BROOKS, A. NJ,
will commence its second session Oh Thursday the LIST
February next. The University is located at ~.l.l
RED WING, GOODHUE Co., -ra-
on the Mississippi river, As miles below st. Paul. 1t
intended that the Department shall prepare young ladies
and gentlemen for college, ami furnish to such
not design to enter college, thorough and complete ed
ucation afforded by the highest seminares The Aca-
denical is divided into three terms OF IA weeks
each. tuition from 81 100 to $3.50 per term.
Instruction in the Modern Languages. So, 90
{. 81. do Music, with use of Piano, .........l2,OO
, do Painting and Drawing, ............ 400
20 ~ do Oil Painting, ......................6,O 600
No student admitted for less than half term. TUT
ton to be paid satisfactorily arranged within twenty
days from time of admission refunded in Of sick
ness Scholarships to be available for tuition must
presented at the time Of admission Board reasonable.
Letters of inquiry addressed to the Principal at Red
Wing, to Rev. David Brooks, st. Paul, Agent Of the
University, will be cheerfully and promptly answered
Red Wing, Jan. %, 1855. 4tw
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The Pioneer-a print whose attacks upo
private character always rebound to the repu
tation of those who are attacked-lets off tn
following evacuation of filth and personal de
traction in its issue of yesterday: I'"foa h'
If there is any doubt Of the fact in the min
of Mr.. Fridley, or any one interested in his rep
utation, we here reiterate the same. and charg
directly and unequivocally, on the high author
ity of the Secretary of the Treasury of tn
United States, and in form inviting lega
| investigation of its truth. that A. NJ. Fridley
swindler by profession, and scoundrel by ma
ture, resident of st. Anthony, Minnesota Terri
tory. Sheriff of the County of Ramsey, ant
member ofthe present Legislature. was. on tn,
10th day of January, 1855, defaulter, swind
Ter, or thief, t. the extent of over $4,000. by
reason of stealing, or failing to account for tina
amount from the public moneys entrusted t.
his care by the United States. as required by
law to do. If Mr.. Fridley has any desire t.
convince the people of Minnesota that he is moi
a thief and right splendid magnificent thief
the Statutes of the Territory point out an &C
ton admirably calculated to test the question
in thorough manner; and to that we invite
his attention.
Now, we wish it understood that zoe are not
interested in the preservation of Mr.. Fridley's
reputation to an extent greater than we would
be in the unfolding OF any other mans charac.
ter with whom we are personally intimate
But the Pioneer charges that Mr.. Fridley is q
swindler and thief in form inviting lie.
gal investigation" If as We have hereto
fore remarked, why not institute, on the part
of the Government. the requisite legal investi.
CATION? Does the Pioneer expect Mr.. Fridley
to bring suit against himself? Why not get
out the necessary papers and sue him at once
for the amount, which it is charged he owes the
Government? He is here on the ground, and
likely to remain here the rest of his days; and
any indebtedness that the Government may le-
gally find against him can be collected in short
order after judgment is rendered. The COM
munity will bear US out in the assertion, that
the more honorable course would be for the
Government to sue the alleged defaulter. -
and thus test the matter at once. Mr.. Fridley
is ready and willing to stand full investiga-
ton of the facts at any time. 't' Ae..4 ....
But the Pioneer editor wishes libel suit COM
menced against himse!f,as will be seen blythe lat
ter sentences of his desperate article of yester-
day. In this he will not he gratiied The jury that
would give damages in vindication of personal
character for anything the Pioneer might say,
would be set down as twelve of the most ar
rant asses that ever found their way into a
court of justice.
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Cheap Cash Store.
St. Paul and Superior Weekly
81 au Line of Stages. f. 5r.e

TT1HE undersigned have commenced running weekly
i Line of comfortable passenger coaches between
Taylor's Falls and Superor-eaving Taylor's Falls on
wednesday each week, and connecting that point
with the line of coaches from thence to st. Paul. -,-
Superior, Dec. 81 NETTLEToN & BROTHER.
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HANFORD, THAYER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ..+r
Cl0thing& Gentlemen Furnishing Goods

f No. $50 and 1872 Main Street, Corner of Green,
One door below the Virginia HOTEL Saint LOUIS Missouri
EEAVING enlarged our Store double the former size,
RI making it the largest and best arranged Clothing
Warehouse in the city, prepared to offer unusual
inducements to purchasers in our line.
Our immense stock the approaching Fall VIM
ter Trade is manufactured expressly for this market,
and we feel confident that merchants a greater
variety and styles much better adapted Western
Trade than they will 6n6 in the East.
Our goods of the Best Material, well cut and made
and warranted to fit.
The largest and best stock Of assorted Shirts in the
West.
Our assortment of Boys Clothing is large and COM
pete. 20 g..
India Rubber and Oil CIothing at Eastern prices.
Merchants visiting st. Louis, particularly invited
to call and examine Goods and Prices making
their purchases elsewhere. -s.i4 .r-..- -
HANFORD, THAYER & CO.. St. Louis, No.
HANFoRD BROTHER. Manufacturers, New-York
August l. 1864. So. If
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
nShed, and containing nearly dou-
bic the quantity of reading matter
IN that Of the Fifty cents or Dol
Jar Puohcdfions. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infirmities
AID disorders OF youth and matu-
rity, resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers; observations on marriage,
its duties and disqualifications, &
THAR ram odio. . ...;Al li.l....x.....l>-
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Nrigina and Accumulated Capital, $780, 700, and con
~ stantly increasing for the benefit of those insure
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
A. J. WHITNEY, General gent for Minnesota and W es
tern Wisconsin.-Ofice in the Capitol, st. Paul.
7. ELwELL, agent, st. Anthony Falls iis2 a~ RI
Hon. W. H. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids l.fstl
THEODORE Z. PARKER, agent, Saltwater; ycI
$50 w. II. SEMMES, IS Hudson, Wisconsin.
Bristol Wheeock, travelling agents for Minnesota.
% st. Paul, June 10, 1864. tI-f VI li9. II e.i8-
St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $50, 900, and Constantly Increasing.
ALEX. WILKIN, President;
'i'" -i w MURRAY, Vice President; .
Z d. t. GEORGE w HARRINGTON, Secretary;
IL PARKER, Treasurer; = ft
Are now prepared TO issue Cash Mutual Policies at as
favorable rates of premium any other responsible
pany. neeur ID -...ft s,.t. .-,f, -.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas w BOrup, Alexander Wilkn,
Chas II Parker, Henry Rice, D
Chas ID Fillmore, t' William L Anes, r. d.
Levi Sloan, .Tsr William P Murray. sc.
John Harrington, Geo w harrington, d.
Abraham Fridley,
Office st. Anthony street, In room formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb 1S54-22-1y a.-.t.r g.. --.s..
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Booth Sentenced.

~ ''' "".! "A MILWAUKEE, Jan. %.
In the U. S. District Court, S. M. Booth was
yesterday sentenced to one months imprison-
ment and fine of one thousand dollars and
cost.
John Ryecraft was sentenced to ten days
Imprisonment and fine Of two hundred dol
lars. -5 al .4.ts r.Ht $50 e. aeitag 40
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Rensselaer, Insurance Company.
a, Lansinsburgh, New York. 49,. r.. ..,
IrG CHARTERED, AID. 1886. -
Insures against Loss by Fire of
DWELLINGS, STORES. MERCHANDiZE,&c.
CAPITAL, $1,000

'- - REFERENCES.
James Richardson s. Co.-Madison, Wis.
Charles d. Robinson-Green Bay, Wis. st
A. P. Halsey, Esq, Cashier Bank of New York-NcN
York. t....f Cd.
Alpheus Warren, Esq, firm of Tremore & Warren, No
211, Waer street, do. g ......f
Messrs Salisbury, Fake Wood, No. l. Cedar street,
S. K. Stowe, Esq, Cashier Troy City Bank, Troy.
j. s. Christie, Esq, Cashier Manufacturers' Bank, do
Hiram, Slocum, Esq, Troy.
Lyman Garfield, Esq, do -4. E.
Messrs Haight & Gillespy, do a-..l. .,
MeSSrs M airs 4 Mcclure, do .,... ...- -
John S. Fake. Esq, President RENSSELAER, Co. Bank,
Lansingburgh. J a ~
Arson Groesbeck, Esq, Cashier, do. "a fly
BOARD DIRECTORS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, Josephus P. Leavins,
Henry A. Mercer, john MARS. Henry Fake, Alison D..
Hull, James Dougrey, Jason J. Gillespy, Sidney D..
Smith, David T. Lamb, John A. Snyder. = ...
JACOB FAKE, President.
Alison d. HULL, Vice President.
s JAMES DOUGREY, Secretary.
This Company has been in operation for more than
eighteen years. and has always settled sad its losses
promptly and honoraby. 1t is now in fourishng con-
dition, safe and reliable. A. r.
II. R. B1GELOW, AGENT,
Office over L. B. Wait & Co.'s store, Third street.
st Paul, NOV 18, 1654--l63
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IEO N PROPER CARLOS WILCO
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents,
Office, with N Hanson, Attorneyat-Law, Second street
near the U Land Office, Minneapolis Minnesota Ter.
SURVEYING and Plating Of all descriptions done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands in te pineres and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest investments made negotiated, collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing Locate sell purchase lands in
vted call Claimants make advantageous arrange
ments with us for their purchase money valuable
erty and always ON hand in the embryo cities Of
Minneapolis, st Anthony and st Paul; also Improved
FARMS rural and pine lands, all Of which offer the
nost liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope
neri IL share Of public and private trust
Aug IS, 1854 d&w
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R1AEgEAEEY & KERN


MAEgEHEEY & KERN.
-.. DEALERS IN t'-'
II r D ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On st. anthony ST., near the american House,
WWOULD call the attention of the citizens of St. Paul
and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock of
t.- HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought, cast,
Parliament and Strap Hinges, Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners,
Brads, Locks Screws, Laches Bell Pulls and Door Rap
pers. 1.+' f-
--H't.i tLt MECHANICS, TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, X, Back and Rip Saws; Hatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching AdZe, Spoke Slaves, Drawing
Knives Finer, Socket, Turning Pairing Chises Au
ours, Braces. Towels Jack, Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Flows, bead Guagcs, boring Machines Hatchets and Ham
mers; Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four-Fold
Rules. | go. i.i.ti
" AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT. ..
Forks, Rakes Scythe-snaths, Hoes Curry combs,
Trace Back Breast Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks. = . ..t.tI % &c.,.
% r-'j HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, Spoons;
fine assortment Of sver-plated, Britannia Japan
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, Fre-Dogs, Shovcls and Tongs,
Waffle irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enameed Iron Ke-
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives. -'-l
They have also fine assortment Of Saddery, TRIM
mings, Srrups, Es, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrpers, Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales
st. Paul May Is, 1854. .... .t.. WITT
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Gs-Folks are progressing fast,i civilization
and refinement out in California. Witness the
following advertisement from one of our recent
exchanges from that quarter "A grand Bull
Fight, and fight between Bear and jack
ass will take place on Sunday next, December
10. at Mokelumne Hill. The proprietors re-
greet that the exhibition last Sunday was not
satisfactory to the public, but they pledge
themselves that on the coming occasion they
will give entire satifaction. The whole to con-
clude with fight between bear and a jackass.
Doors open at IL, and performance to com.
mence At 2 o'clock, P. NJ. Tickets, $3.50.