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mop CHARLESTON. KEY-WEsT and HA-

EOR HAvRE via SIMULTANEOUSLY
Il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of SThAMSHlto-
The srscss, steamship ARIEL % tuns Leievre neseI
Win leave NewYork from Pier No 81. Noul href Ioot OF
Cbsmbers.t q. NOON precisely on sATUKDAh sept ~,
for NAVRE, calling at SOUTHAMPTON, 10 lana mai''
passengers and specie. , -. u.. ain
Firc ass Passage to Southampton or Hayre. ">Ie
Second Passage. "a
The ARIFl, will be followed by the NORTH SIAh OcLiS
owner of will not Re acoounI toi oO
sxer Bulon Specie Jewelry Precious stones or ness IN
eSs Nh, OF ladns are signed therefor, and 'ne va nc 'is
Aoefn expressed ~, s...s, ,...,z.. a.
Specie and goods rates No freight Ieeeisea
ter noon Of the day before sailing
bexth secured until paid for. Leite' prvPa les crn P
or viii he received st the office mp 70 II OF we osy
,.Yns and will be carried In ndaruober os apo
or and on arrival Southampton or HAVE VII ." n1n1
Astsly 3erosi'ed 10 the Post Ohces there ,
Psseels taken each prepaid, one dollar spo opNH~
FIXED Dates or SAILING.
From KevsYork; I From ave. e,
September q AhinL
SoRTH sTAR... October Is NORTH sTAh Soy oS Ss,
Ai4hH NORTH STAR. .N0soHbe 3
aRIFL......... November "a
rhss. steamships chased At the Insurance @ ana
r-e and goods viii be insured them ct as low fss pre-
mium a. In any other steainbs that cross The oSSS1
'o' '''s" No Bosrfns Green, New forS
ALBERT NJ CHRTSTlE,
10. Place de 10 Bonrse ra1A
CHRYsTIE sCHLESSMASN Co,
No Y elu.i Ca>smE Deayigpe. hsyra
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1--WE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE fof
HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLN6-Tne spe1'
Az ,,.smers COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA wh IesW
Dot OF Hsrscnst EVERY AFTERNOON tsrbdsys stospeai
Al O'clock connecting With stages from htnt.on ss IN
Huason and Boson Railroad and Chatham -Four corner, 20
yards (conpectns with ssges for Lebanon spfin"J
stoc bridge Lee Psfed, North and SOON hd.n. sn9 J.
N. prs bassaobasetta The brttiau savns nee
o. $1,000 HAviLASD, CLARK %
W. L. H. MELLEN 60.
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HFNRY II. BOODY, BANKER and GENER-

AL AGENT Hudson st Cro'I Co., Wisconsin, will bay
and sell Land Lands al the Land Once locste
Land Warrants ps Taxes Lands and transact al the bua,
mes, of Arenoy Business inusted 10 his viii
receive prompt and faithful attention. - -
RrrrRrxcry-Hon Edward Kent Bangor; Hon VIM. VIII
ID. Portland; r. w lander Esq., Boston; David Pinsrse,
Y,q. Salem Iv.on & phnney No. 1s snsonst Ne.. foIk
Alison Owen faa Cneinpati: Hon s p BA-Asn, WAKING
90 n C.-Uudssi, May II, 1850
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, No. 251 3d-av
IA Open Dali from 10 A. NJ. TO zP. NJ, and WEDSES-
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from to 8 O'Clock. In
rt. 81 per o $500 and under and 5per cent
on sums over $500. WILLIAM H. PLAT. President
IL LcnIRnRRoW. Sc. JAMLs =. KtELER, Vice.Pres't.
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GaoRGr Cook, Auotinneer.
vTrNSIVE SALE of NEW and FASHION

EAIENSlEE SALE OF NEW hnu hohlCN-
II ABLE FURNITt RE-rO-HORROW, at 10y o'clock,
=, roo m 80 III Nassau ST. age and splendid assortment
a. n ahorAuy osk and walnut Furniture and House
ios Ar every pon Catsogufs on the morn,
s OF sale. Every facility afforded purchasers Tor boxing and
,hf pire AZ a mo0eiSte charge.
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THO THE BONDlOLDERS OF The MANS
Il FIELD AND sANDUsKy, SANDUSKY, MANsFdEiD
AND NEWARK, AND COLUAbUs AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANIES.-Tbe Committee appointed at IN.
meeting the Aston House ssve prepared the agreement
be by the different interests In the above Companies
with he then made and accepted antb
can be foun Office OF T. r. H. GIBSON No. 50 Pearl 81,
where the Bondboders requested c. and sign the
without Anv further tnfrraaon then and there he
obtaned-Ncw York, July "a 1885.
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IL MAIL LINE-The new and fast-zoins tea ner SOL I'd
FRNTR Evan commander win lesvs Pier No. n H. on
WFDNF SDAY Sent ~ 4 o'clock 2. d., precisely FOR
f,eebt ,pply on board where all b1s of aiding VIII DO
signed and passage hsvns supero the
ofcs of SPOFFORD TILFSTON \ Co, No. y Brosdway;
The MARION will succeed, and leave on sAruhpAf'
Gent
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NREXEI, sATHEh ~ CffUhCh, DAM
IL Frs. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. draw Bills Of Exchsnu
on DRTXEL 4 Co PHILADELPHIA, payable st the prIn
eipu cities of the United States -
COLLECTIONS Francisco and In the interior OF ne
State proceeds promptly RENTED Collections may S
nm, direct 10 D. S. C., through DREAEL Co.. fbus
deIrhjs or p sATHFR, No l6i Nassau-st-, New York
Exchange on San Francisco for sale, In 20 SUIT %
pRFXELk Co, Philadelphia and P. SATt'ER. Ne'S-fork-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of New notice hereby given TO al
persons having claims against EUGENE COSTELLO, late OF
he Civ of NewYork deceased present the same with
youcker. thereof the subscriber his store No 81 Pes
sreef in the CITY NewYor before the twelfth day OF
December pex-Dated York the ninth day OF June 1854
ieli IawsmM RICHARD MARSH, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYors notice hereby Iven 20 all per.
son, having Claims against DUNCAN PHYFE late Of the City
a. New. York deceased to presen. the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber the Office Of LIVINGSTON H.
MILLER No 1872 Broadway Ia the City Of New York, on or
fore the fifteenth day Of September neIt-Dsted NewYork,
the sth day Of March, lSia ,,,--,
JAS. ID. PHYFE, Executors
n17 IswsraN. WILLIAM VAIL,
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Tor MELBOURNE-MUTUAL LINE-Reg

mar PscLet of the LIT October-Tte superior clipper
ship GERTRUDE, son capacity, Phnney mafer having
most going Oh board Will b. dispatched
OF or sbout Ills ship, her second voyage
cry fast the best accommodating for INST and egnd
C,1n of Prices m bderate For
Of apply board a. Pier No East
rto MAlDLTh bpi@b W. A." W 49,.
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u sHAyANA and NEW ORLEANS.-On MONDAY Sept
n at NJ from Pier foot OF Wsuen-t N n the we'll
known and favoe steamship CRESCENT CITY, Capt John
McCovp having heen thoroughly overhaued and pnt IN first
class condition. viii her place in the line and sail -
above.
P.,snSe can be secured st the COmpsnY's office.
Fr,irht 10 New Oreaus 80 cents cubic foot.
ippers will supplied with blank bills OF lsdng Of the form
rgued by the Company application at their Office. No other
forms signed bills lsDg will be signed sier the hour
of sailing.
Freight Passage apply the Office ofhe COMPANY No
III Westst., Wsrren-st ~ a. ROBERTS.
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CoRN EXCHANGE FIRE AND IkLAsD NAvIC ATIos Iss. To-
Ngw-YoRg, Sept ., 1853
nlVIDEND.-Tbe Directors of this Company
~ have this day declared semiAn Dividend Of SIX
FER CENT, payable on the It'll instant.
w. II. WINDSOR, Secretary.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-22

Fellow-Republicans, it is only two weeks
from next Tuesday till the day of election.
How are you off with your local organiza-
tions2 Are all your noinihatiohhs yet made :?
Are you AWARE Of the ihsiditus workings of
the enemy I'd undermine YOU III your strong-
holds2 Do you hot SEE that the main prop
and pillar of Douglas Nebraskaism in Min
nesota-the Nebraska candidate himself-is
among you with his Land Office satraps,
trying his best to convince the people that
he is the only man living upon whom they
should rely in the next Congress ? Be not
deceived by these special appeals of a self
interested political adventurer. Here at the
capital, matters are working out splendidly
Mr.. Rice is already beaten in st. Paul and
III The cid We i,,terd to roll up majority
against him that will tell powerfully in the
general result.
- Let our Republican friends see that
the Rural Districts rote their principles and
sentiments. This is all we ask to ensure an
Overwhelming victory:
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WASHINGTON, Sent. I:

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
The President has appointed s. Cat, O,
Alabama Justice of the Supreme Cont 81
Kansas, in place OF. Elmore, removed. A. b
Thorn having decinedi He has also an.
pointed j. NJ Burial of Pennsylvania. Asso.
ciate to the same CodH, in place of s. ".
johnson, removed. ga
~ BosToE, Sept. Is.
The result of the census of Boston has
been obtained, Total population l6j. 262- =
number born in foreign countries and with
their children under p years, is Us follows !.
Irish, 69, 239-Qerman, 4,586; other conn
tries, 1851. a sum total of 10000 more
than native population, and it is estimated
that Boston business men, with. their fami-
lies to the number of fifty thousand. reside
in the neighboring towns,
BALrM5RE, Sept. IT,.
i, News from Norfolk rather more favorable
and during "a hours ending Friday. there
were % deaths at Norfolk and IL at Ports
mouth.
doiaih,An, h. H, Sept. Ii.
George Brown of Rennebec, Maine ac-
companied by his wife and daughter left the
Glen House at Mount Washington yesterday
to ascend the mountain on foot without q
guide. They. lost their way and remained
without shelter all night. They suffered ex-
tremely and the daughter died during the
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were discovered
the forenoon, and are now doing well.
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:, The number of this week commences the
Fifth Volume of the Weekly Minnesotian.
We note the fact as an occasion for indulg-
ing in pleasant "reminiscences of the past and
hoping for those continued favors in the flu
ture which have been lavished upon the en-
terprise from the day of its inception.
The Mnnesotian, four years ago to-day,
Ito use the Printers technical phrase, J
worked off" ten quires of paper. The de-
mand was not equal to the supply. Our
edition of this week goes at least six times
beyond, and it is hardly probable that the
supply will be equal to the demand.
The Minnesotian, amid all the competition
which it has encountered, has steadily grown
and prospered with Minnesota. In this, it
hiss reached the highest point of its ambition.
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4. Il. p. MOS Es,

HIP. Moses, 3
DROPRIETOR and MANUFACTURER Of Stationery
II and Asr.ae High or Low Pressure STEAM ENA
G!NES, BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRA IS
CASTINGS The Proprietor pays particular attention
the manufacture of Gang, Muiey, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS, with every variety OF gearing ton steam
Aning Mill Machinery ana Shop Engines, from 10 10 500
with their Boilers and Machinery complete
and will furnish his
CELEBRATED MULEYS!"-
to parties who purchase the balance Of their machinery
In other places. n :; -
Parts of Mills, Engines and Muleys, ept constantly
hand to facilitate reparfng andimediate tentiop
be paid 70 all communications distant localities,
and pisns SPECIFICATIONS and estimates furnished upon
application by mail, post paid.
~ For particulars, he would refer to all for whom
ne has built Engines fer years past, to the superior
quality and durability of his work.
Address, a. P. MOSES, Bex 45s, Chicago Post Once,
Chicago, Illinois. my25w6m.
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GENERAL HARDWARE
BAKER g. BANGS.


New Brick Store, corner Of Third and Minnesofa
Streets, Saint Panl, II
"HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Hardy are,
w Wooden Ware, Stoves of all kinds, Horse Fin
fishing Hardware, Agricultural and Domestic Impie-
ments, etc, etc. large and varied Of the
most approved fabrics, Just arrived from tie East
open for inspection. " Country trade specially
BAKER & BANGS beg respectfully to announce to
the citizens Saint Paul and the Territory Mime
sota that they have received already, and have daily
arrivals OF goods In the line Of general Hardware, Fur
nishing Goods, Wooden Ware Fine Tin Ware, ETC.. etc.
Among. their assortment will be found q compile variety
Of the most approved styles Of
FANCY, PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES,
Among which the Black Diamond, MayHowcr. Char
ter Oak, morning Star, etc. The assortment Of Par.r
AMI Fancy Stoves is very fine.
They have also paid particular attention to the ae
partmeni Of House Furnishing HardN are, and they
Of the stock Of goods In this branch of their
business.
Ca1peuters' Tools, Levels etc., Of all kinds, and
from the most approved makers. Bench Screws, etc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, q
OF every kind that be Of farm, with all the
recently invented and approved machines in tAAas-
sortment will be found Pioughs, 81 different makes,
Harrows, Cultivaors, Scythe Snaths Cradles OK Yokes
and Baws. Hay and Dung Forks, Spades CT aus, vege
table Kettles, large size Churns, ETC., etc.
Woeden,. Basket and Willow Ware, Buckets, plain and
fancy, Broorns, THbsxWr and other Baskets.
.. PATENT SCALES,
Hatches Rotary, j. pattern, aud Platform Scales, In
SAWS. =
Pitt, Mil, Gross Cut, Hand, Compass Back, and Panne
JAPANNED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
In large assortment, comprising every article required
for domestic usc, especially. 4.
Together with an immense VARIETY Of other desirable
aid necessary articles, among which be found Paiua
Grinders, Grind Stones; Nails all kinds and sizes,
Carpenters, Shemakers, Upholsterers Harness Makers
and other Hammers. Of the best makers. Pumps,
Coffee Mills, Of several kinds, AOrtars and Pestles,
Whips, and fine assortment of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Which will be offered TO the trade and at retail very
accommodating terms.
liberal disc cunt made to the country trade:
No trouble to show goods--purchasers invited to
call and see. BAKER RANGS.
New Brick Store, cor. Third and Minnesota SITS.
July ll-daw3m
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Notice,
Notice.

TO THE cREDtroas oF.rHR ESTATE OF HARRIS M.
THOMPSON:
THE undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court, for the comfy of Dakota, COM
mssioners to and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the Estate Harris NJ.
Thompson deceased late Of Dkota county. do hereby
give that wewiu be in session at the house of n
Thompson, in said county saturday, 9Th day
Of October. at O'Clock, p. H. the first Saur-
eav OF each succeeding month until the first Saturday In
March next for the purpose Of examining and allowing
all such claims and demands against estates as we
may dnd just and legak and such claims
presented within the above mentioned time will
be fore-er barred. al,
II. N.THOkPSON,
Sept. 4tk, is55.-sspt 10 10 ,li o. o. GIBBS
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Republican COMMITTEES 2nd Council Dist
Territorial Agricultural Society.

1err1t0rl0l ASrlcuisuEu SPcASsys -.
NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be meet
N ing Of the Territorial Agricultural Society, Eat
Minneapolis, on the first wednesday and Thursday Of
October next. The Territorial Society VIII meet on the
above days with the EenHp County Society, for the
purpose Of holding fair. The Societies will act to-
gether the OCCASION Farm erss mechanics and the
citizens at large, throughout the Territory are respect
fully requested 70 be in attendance 1t il hoped they
will bring stock, products Of the dairy pro-
dueons and everything be interesting to the
will be made for the display Of al articles intended for
exhibitions.
All papers published in the Territory friendly to Ag
rcuural and Mechanical pursuits, respectfully
quested to publish notice. and also, as much of the
premium list as they may see nt.
J. H. STEVENS.
President.
Onward MURPHY, Secretary.
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For the Mtqnesotian.
Gssdhse Comfy Republlean Cshversis..


Red WING, August 18th.
MEssRs EDIToRs:-This day Republican
convention convened at Red Wing and nom-
mated the following candidates for County
and Precinct Officers:
For County COMMISSIONER Hans Mattson,
of Bell Greek Precinct.
County Treasurer M. Sorin, of Red Wing.
Assessors-J. P. Wheelan. Red Wing: J.
Draper, Wacutah; VIM. j: Thomas, Cannon
Falls.
Justice Of the Peacs-W. d. Chillson, Red
Wing; zs.....
consta61ss-J. c. Halves, and A. Koch, of
Red Wing;
Road S4pervisors-H. B. Middaugh, of Red
Wing; Charles Spates, Spring Creek, and
G. W. Billiard, Wacutah.
G. w. BULLARD, Chairman.
w. BROWN, Secretary.
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The WAY 1T is TO BE DoNE.-s'Ion," the
correspondent Of the Baltimpre SUI, after
discussing the revolution of the Northern
States of Mexico, concludes his letter as fol-
lows:
Captain Henry, the Texan leader, pro-
proposes to bring these States into the
American Union, which Would make his en-
terprise a capital land speculation. The
proposition has not yet been broken to the
stupid Mexicans, and it is not necessary that
they should be consulted in regard to it. In
these revolutionary times we constitute L.
gislatures for them Ia Kansas"
That is 4 frank admission. It Shows us
how the people of the conquered provinces
of Mexico are to be treated. The model il
already before us in the way the c3ciquered
province of Kansas was treated by the mol
of Missouri. Perhaps the next House o.
Representatives will sanction this whole
sale scheme for the annexation of slave ter.
ritory. But if soul of them vote for it, he
will never see Congress as Repre- sentative
again:;
e. The town of Atchison, in Kansas
must be delightful place. 1t is the resi-
dence of the notorious Stringfellow, who
when he gets his dues, will be S'runqfelyo,c
His chaste and moral sheet, the Squatter Sor
ereign, of the 21st Aug, contains the follow
ing interesting bit of intelligence:
"a Mr.. Fmney, a noisy and troublesome
Freesoiler, was badly beaten on Saturday
last in this city, by pro-slavery man whom
be had insu1ted. Two other persons, enter
tanning Freesoif views were knocked over ant
filenced on the SAME day: Abolitionists il
this vicinity are in hot water"
Bear III mind that The Squatter Sovereign
publishes the laws of the United States 'by
authority, of the present miscalled ''Nation
all Administrator Administrator.
e The Fire engines at Yarmouth
Massachusetts, are chiefly manned by &c
males, who volunteer whenever the occasion
requires. They have been called out on tw
occasions recently and behaved nobly. Il
many of the Cape Cod villages, there are fey
hen left at home during the fishing season
but the women whom they have behind t
guard their hcarth-stones, have as little fea
of fire, as they themselves have of water.
e The Territory of Nebraska alread
contains taxable property to tie amount (
S6l9,S15 according to the returns of th
assessors. Of this aggregate, $3l1 ,l16 isl
Douglas County.
e Three ladies, Mrs. Dumaresq an
her daughter, of Roxbury, Massachusett
and Miss Richards Of Gardiner, Maine, Wei
drowned at Swan Island, in the Kennels
river, on the 5th inst. The parties came
their unhappy death in the following manne
Miss Richards had gone in to battle, but wei
beyond her depth; on seeing her danger, Mr.
Dumeresq ran into the water to attempt he
rescue, when Miss Dumeresq also rushed i,
and all were drowned.
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TAKEN tTt

ply the subscriber, on the prairie between -
- FoE smelling and Minneapolis, on Sun
day the 10th, asorre Horse, with harness on. q -
The Horse appears to be about nine years old The
er can have him by calling upon the subscriber and
proving property and paying charges. I.
T. K. DANFORTyf. fazs
Sept 1s Canada Street, near 4tb, ST Paul.
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NOTICE

To the Creditors Of the Esfate Of Jacob Weffig.
vDHE undersigned Having been appointed by the Hon.
the Probate COURT, for the County Of Ramsey,
missioners reeeive, examiDe. and adiusf
and demands of oil persons, against the Estate OF ia
COB Wettig, deceased, late Of St. Paul. in eaid county,
ip hereby givF notice, that they will be in session
Monthly the eth day of September next 10 O'Clock,
A, NJ. at the Office Of Brown Fletcher In Saint Paul,
for the purpose OF examining and allowing such CLAMPS
and demands against said estate they mas frd list
aud legal, and viii and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate at the above mentioned place
until the expiration Of six months rom tits 2lh Gay
of August, A. d. 1856; and such claims demands as
not presented within the above pentioped time
be forever barred. PARKER PAINE,
G. II. SCHUERN1ER,
Aug "a, 1854 d1w4t Commissioners.
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HANFORD, 1'HA9ER & CO.,
Ready Made Clothing.
Nos. $50 AND 1872 MAIN STREET,
nIrug MN

IL EEP always on hand an Immense Stock, at East
n Price,. Make up a>laree quantity of CLOTH
IA Lumber Trade. .;,, ;.
ALSO, Manugactsre Rubbers, and OH Clothing
merchants, kumOermen and others wishing st. Louis,
are invited call look through stock, before
Neat Buildings BelosO the .V5rssaie Hotel.
HANFORD, THAYER CO.
Aug q. ,65-n
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office.

MI JOIN s. PRINCE has been appointed our Agent
WI with full authority to transact business in tn
Territory Of Min sofa, from this date.
II P. CHOUTEAU JR g. CO.
st. Paul, Sc ot. 1, 1896 dit wat.