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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-03
Rogers House.

Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
TINE subscriber has opened accommodations for board.
ers, dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated above, where he will be happy to accom-
modate to the extent of his ability all who may Offer Hi
terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with
the market affords. He hopes his exertons please will
command reasonable share OF the public patronage.
2-4lu JOHN ROGERS.
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Mr: "Mohawk," II you want anything more ssdefln
itive' than has been done Uy the Iegislate Of Min
nesota, just let us know what it is !-EDs.
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0O0O ACRES LAND, miles from ST ANTHONY
cOOO FALLS, and miles from ST PAUL. Price,
IS per acre. one half cash, and the balance and
ttcO gears svithout interest. HENRY MKENTY,
st Paul, Jan. 6, 1855. Dealer in Real Estate.
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NEWELL. WM. II. TooIPKINS.
Newell & TOIlpkins.

Attorneys at La,o and Dealers in Real Estate.
Abstracts Of Tile furnished for st. Paul, st. AnthOny
ana Ramsey County.
oFFIc cE II r d T r
Refer to Gov. German; Hon. d. Olmstei, Mayor ST. Paul
July IL, 1851.
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Ck00 ACRES IN ONE TRACT, in The vicinity
~COO of White Bear Lake, 1Omes from st. Pau
and the same distance from Saltwater. This land will
be sold in such quantities and such terms will suit
purchasers. HENRY McKENTY.
Nov 1.
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McCREA HEARD FROM.

Laurence Refa&es the Gorermor's Accusation-
Leauenporth Sends Deputies to Laurence!
LEAvENwoRTH, Saturday eve.
1 reopen my letter for the second time
to send you additional intelligence.
A rider has just arrived from Lawrence.
He states that public meeting was held in
Lawrence yesterday, at which resolutions
were passed denying the truth of the agra
rian reports circulated for the political pur-
poses of certain Missouri politicians; declar-
ing that they are and ever have been ready
to surrender any person on proper war
rant; but stating their determination to re-
fuse obedience to unauthorized mobs.
Mr.. McCrea was met to-day riding on a
spirited bay horse towards Lawrence. He
sent word to the Territorial Marshal in this
city that he would appear at Tecumseh when
his trial came on, but did not choose to stay
at Leavenworth to be taken from prison and
hanged by a mob
Mr.. Parrott and other gentlemen from
Leavenworth have just left for Lawrence, to
prevent, if possible, any encounter between
the cav and order men," from Missouri,
and the residents OF Kansas. j. R.
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WESTPORT IN ARMS!
SATURDAY EvEN1NG-8P P. !

SATURDAY EVENINGS p. M.
Mr.. Proper, gentleman of this city of
undoubted veracity, has just arrived from
Kansas City via. Westport, Mo.
He states that one hundred armed men
left Westport yesterday for Lawrence, and
that one hundred additional are prepared to
march tomorrow. He says that they are
of the lowest, class of rowdies, and heard
them say repeatedly that ''they didn't care
d-n whether the reports of the rescue
were or not; they would go to the id
Yankee city, burn it down, and ravish all
their women" don't choose to put in all
their oaths; but they did not use such Ian
guage without swearing most profanely.-
Similar language was often heard here to=
day. Twenty of the most respectable citi-
zens of Westport intend to march rapidly
to Lawrence tomorrow, in order, if possible
to prevent the effusion of blood.
Kansas City, to her credit, refuses to act
and denounces the proceedings of the Mis-
sourians. Not more than twelve men will
60 from there.
One hundred men left Lexington for Law
renee.
Five hundred men, it was reported at Kan
sas City, were expected from Clay county.
General Calhoun is at Shawnee Mission.
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

fHNHIS place is situated on the Bay of Superio anil
d Left Hand river, at the head of Lake Superior,
esesseSa better ste, better harbor, and greater
vsnsages for commercial city, Than other pen IN
ance by Chicago only.
The proprietors have clear, rndisputcd, and unin
cpmbered title to the land upon which Superior is laid
out, and all purchasers of lots receive waranee deeds
for the same.
Superior laid out during the past Sc ason, and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants largeh
tel, number of stores commodious pier, with wal.
houses, and Is in all respects the lourishng new
town in the West. The county-Seat U. S. Land Ofce
and Post Office located here's where the Mississippi
,tructiop, connecting with St. Paul. terminates 1t
Is also the lake ermin of all the projected railroads to
the head OF Lake Superior. The sSoo' canal will be-
open by June after which time four lines lake stean
ers will run to SuperiOrone from Chicago, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo, fine vessels having
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills and printing press are now on
the way to Superior and will be promptly to work
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the
propretors to be sold by the undersigned to actual
tiers terms, and to provide for extensive
public Improvements. Liberal appropriations bee
etc.
%. Ia order to correct the misapprehenson arising
from the similarity of names, it is proper state
"Superor City,, about the title which legal contro-
versy EXISTS is another and different place, in
ferent township from Superior.
Maps of Superior are signed by Thos Clark sur
veyor, and VIM. H. Newton, attorney for pro-
prfetors, and may be seen in the principal hotels
Paul. Gaena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo Buf.
falo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots or obtain ipfor-
NATION can apply TO WIN. d. Newton SUPERIOR Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. H. NEWTON
Ag't and Atty for proprietors Of Superior
May 1, 1856. daw6m
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The ENGLISH PARLIAMENT CLocK.-The
dials OF this clock, made by Mr.. Dent of
London, are twenty-four feet in diameter.
and are the largest in the world with the
minute hand. Every half minute the point
OF the minute hand will move nearly seven
inches The clock will go eight and half
Gays And strike for only seven and half, SO
g e isdicate by its silence any neglect in
vindinit up. The mere winding Of each Of
the striking parts will probably take two
hours. The pendulum is Is feet long. The
wheels are of cast iron. The hour bell is
eight feet high and above nine feet in diam
eter, weighing from fourteen to fifteen tons.
The weight of the hammer is four cwt. The
largest of the mere quarter bells is about the
size OF the great bell of st. Paul's, which
weighs st tons. The clock, as whole, is
said to be at least as large as a full sized
cathedral clock. The main works will be on
top OF the great frame, which is a trussed
order frame nineteen inches deep like the
Orders of the Crystal Palace resting on
two walls eleven feet apart, which come right
up from the bottom of the tower.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. l,-6 p.

1EAVENWoHIa, OcCs A,--.O IA MA
The Militia organized to-day!
At ten o'clock it was discovered that Mr..
G. McCrea had escaped from prison by cut
ting the door around the lock.
At an early hour in the morning intelli-
gence was received that two thousand armed
men had rendezvoused at Kickapoo. Six
pieces of cannon, it was reported had been
seen in that city. This rumor has received
repeated combinations to-day.
By the different account received at this
point, up to the present moment, it is esti-
mated that there are from three to four thou
sand armed man, regularly organized into
companies, and chiefly from Platte, Buchan-
an, Clay and jackson counties, Missouri, in
the Territory to-day.
About two o'clock, the volunteers assem-
bled near livery stable and were haranged
by Mr. johnson, lawyer, Gone Of the LYNCH
ers of Mr.. PhdVips,) who spoke in favor of
law and order, of course, with great and
telling effect on the sustaining audience.
He spoke contemptuously of the people of
Lawrence; alluded to Sharpe's rifles in a
manner not complimentary to their owners;
said that he did not wish to seeblood spilled
but the laws must be executed. He sta
ted the cause of the instruction. 1t was
briefly thus-I mean as stated by the speak
er: Coleman shot Dow in quarrel; Coleman
surrendered himself to the proper officer
and swore an affidavit against Branson, the
| friend of Dow; Jones the sheriff arrested
Branson, with posse of twelve men; on 60
ing toward Lawrence these officers met a
company of armed men, one hundred and
fifty in number, who rescued him.
Mr.. johnson said that if the Lawrence
people gave up the prisoner he had nothing
further to say-but, che did not wish to de-
ceive his audience; they didn't intend to dc
anything of the sort. They will rather fight
you than give him up. We intend to go there
and make them do it. (That's the talk. y
They talk about their Sharpe's rifles; well
soon see whether they are very dangerous OF
not"
After the conclusion of this speech, the
crowd began to organize. Forty-five names
were soon put down. 1 walked along the
line with several gentlemen of this city, and
not one of them recognized more than sever
citizens of Kansas. The rest were from Mis-
souri,. 49,
Mr.. Dunn, an Irishman, was elected cap
tain; the name of the first lieutenant die
not hear; Mr.. Lyle, a lawyer, Clerk of the
late Kansas House of Representatives, ant
one of the lynchers of Phillips, was elected
second lieutenant.
1t was arranged that they should meet al
MIR. Dunn's store tomorrow Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Dunn promised to give them some
thing to eat and "drink too" and ssfix then
with guns"
Mr.. Eastin made few remarks to the mi
litia, in which he stated that ''they ought tt
consider themselves regular force, calico
under the proclamation of the Governor"
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We have advices from Kansas to the 9Th
CT December, all, however, from pro-slavery
sources. 1t is regarded as certain that q
battle will be fought! The pro-slavery men
were calling loudly for help from their breth-
rem in Missouri. They were contemplating
an attack on Lawrence as soon as they felt
themselves numerous enough, but as yet
they only numbered 400 all told, while the
Free State numbered 1000 all armed; and it
was said that the Yankee grit was up. The
Missourians therefore, may well pause before
attacking them, and call for help!
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Wanted.

TIME Grand Medical Warehouse, Ne 40 washington
Il street, Albany, N. Y, wants Immediately so en-
terprising young men with horse and and from
500 to $500 cash capital deposit security
fulncss, &C.. in business and good written recommen-
daon as to honesty and ability act agents in the
sale of the most popular patent medicines of the day
the western Sates to whom all travelling expenses will
be paid and salaries the first year, $500 $500
cording to the ability of the applicant.
N. B.-Apply without delay, either by letter or in
person, above to p d. Cook, of Third h
jackson Streets st. PAM, General Agent Minnesota.
Il All communications promptly atten led to.
EJv2-w3m DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
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The Mission School for Girls,

WITHIN y 4 NEEI OdIN FdULs
WHh Department for Boys under Ten Pears DID,
Miss CARRIE e. FITCH & Miss M. F. ARTHUR,
Teachers.
INHE School has for time been full and applica-
IL lions for admission necessarily denied.
Tuenty more pupils can now be admitted. The aid
Of competent and experienced assistant having been
secured.
The class Of advanced pupils in the higher branches
Will receive especial attention during the next term, and
Mss Fitch desires to enlarge this class.
The Winter Term begins Monday next. Nov %.
the two School rooms attached to the Episcopal
Cnurch edince and are 20 feet square, eachwe warns
ed and ventilated
TERMS: So, 81, and SIS, according to the age and
studies Of the pupilswih so extra in the winter
term, for fuel. DIR. VAN INGEN
Senior Presbyter of the Associate Mission.
Nov %, 1855 d2wawtf
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DEALERS IN REAL ES

DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Third ST., St. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
Albusiness in connection with the above promptly at
tended Military Land Warrants located adyanfage
ousy; Taxes paid; Collections made and Loans
ttated.
REFERENcEs:-His Exsy. ". A. German. Gov Mn
Territory Hon. II. n. Rice, Delegate to CONGRESS; Hon
Robert Smith, Alton, nj; james R. whitford, Attor-
Dorup Z 0akes, bankers, st. Paul; Hessrs. imes q
IN Ettens attorneys, 81. Paul.
81. Paul, Nay 81. 1854. q
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SAINT PAUL, Dec. IL, 1885.

WHEREAS, the undersigned received al his Ware
house, in the city Of Saint Paul, Territory of Nnneso-
70, Three Hundred and Th rtyTbree Sacks Of Corn''
shipped by Phelps Co.. Of Oqwska, Ils., to John r.
Irvine and Co., Of Saint Paul, the l2th day June,
1885, and whereas the SAID corn has net been claimed
removed although due notice has been given to both
the shippers and consgnees thereof notice IL herety
given, that the said win Be sold pay charges
cefng to the provisions Of the Statute, the latb
dsyof Februay f066, ct ~ O'Clock, II. Of that DAY.
Dec. "a, 1855 WIN. CONSTANTS:
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

TuNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasant village Of Manomin, eight miles
above St. Anthony, and is prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords. The house is furnished with every accommoda
ton to be found in country and aside from the SUBJ
santias of life, the best wines and liquors that can be
procured, always be had upon call. The Sabling
Of the Mano-n House, either for emgrants, Transfers
Drovers, superior to that Of any other public house
on the road north Of st. Poul.
May 24dawtf A. ]. WILLIS.
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William Rock.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
DESPECTFULLY solicits part Of Public Patronage,
IL and will transact with prvmptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
R. NJ. Shoemaker, G. e. Cincinnati, Ohio.
K. Gest, G. f. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. w. Adams, G. Il. Lexington, KY.
s. Medberry, C. e. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, G E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, g. e. Indianapolis, Ind.
]. II. Sprague, E. Shebyville, Ind.
NJ. M Benton, Prest. G. s. L. r. R., Covington Ky.
Hon. T. l.. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev L. W. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Indiana.
Hon. E. D. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. 1. 1855. d&w1v
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The latest San Francisco papers convey
the intelligence that general move among
the Chinese residents of that State is about
to take place. The relentless hostility OF
the miners towards them has assumed a form
which they can no longer stand, and they
are about to emigrate to some other region.
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Mistellantuus Car0s.
SAINT LOUIS HOUSE.

A. G.. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR.
NHE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
IL in Minnesota history as being Fort Smelling,
on the of the Mississippi River, and is desirable
pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
business the purpose Of recruiting
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
mehts to the public for a liberal patronage. je8dtf
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD respectfully announce to the Inhabitants Of
MENDOZA and vicinity, that he has erected a CAR
SHOP on the corner Of first and streets, the town
OF MENDOZA, where Wagons and carriages of best
quality will always be foundfor all description
Of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch.
Mendoza, Jan 26, 1866 wIy
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NEW YoRx. Dec I:

New York, Dec. Is.
We have news from Venezuela to the 7th
ultimo.
The Assembly met at Caracas on the first
and elected Senator Bermudas President by
a large majority.
The cholera was raging with great violence
At Vaientia, but at Caracas it had consider
ably abated. ''
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WAsH1NcroN Dec "a

" "0fiINUION, O0C. To.
In the Senate resolutions were offered all
thorizing the Governor of Kansas to call ont
regiment of volunteers to aid in the SIM
preston of the difficulties in Kansas.
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st. PauI FIour;nc MIN
Positive Fact.

NHAT the principle Wood Merchants of the City are
4 Sterling Bro. All persons wanting their win
ter supply of wood, will time, trouble and
BY calling Them they sell very low for cash
dy 0wedfoF once, ct the junction Of ID and St.
Anthony afreets. STERLING BRO.
Oct 13--dtf,
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In some parts of Pennsylvania ss CORN
crops are said to be greater in the aggregate
than at any time before in fifteen yeafs :
From seventy to ninety bushels per across
common yield, and one field, owned by
Dr. William Raglan, Of Washington county,
made one hundred and twenty-fi bushels
per acre.
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LAKE HOUSE,

LAKE HOUSE,
Corner of Michigan, Kinzie and Rush Streets
CHICAGO.
THIS splendid HOTEL situated the margin of Lake
i Michigan, has been greatly enlarged, overhauld
and furnished throughout in modern style, and is
open for the reception Of visitors Fronts on three
Streets In the heathes part of the City, is always
cool and free from dust, commands splendid view
the Lake and HarbOr. and has superb accommodations
for three hundred guests. Travellers wishing to stop
in Chicago, by holding to their will find
an agent at the Cars to take charge of their
splendid Omnibus to take them and from the Lake
House.
Strangers stopping at this house will find 1t FRS,
Glass Hotel. GEO. E. BOARDMAN,
Chicago, Aug l, 1S55--d6m Proprietor.
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EATON,s INSURANCE AGENCY.

Office on Third ST., St. Paul, with w. p. Murray.
KEY STONE Insurance Co., OF PHILADELPHIA
Cash Capital, ................ 100000
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.. oF NEW YORK CITY
Net Accumulated Fund, $2IS,775,64
Policies issued in the above responsible Compa-
MES on all kinds Of insurablc property.
Aug. 27-dtf S. s. EATON, Agent.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FREDERICK FREUDENRICH,

A SSIGNEE, would respectfully give notice to the
IA citizens Of St. Paul and vicinity, that he has
opened and for sale atthe house lately occupied by
e. Howitz & Co.,
1ne lot of Books and Stationery, every variety,
which will be disposed Of at liberal prices.
Mr.. Won HAMM conducts the business Of the House.
sept 2S-dtf
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The Cheltenham (England) Guardian
says the bennington magistrates have re-
solved to discountenance the prosecution of
persons keeping houses of illfame, of which
there are forty-seven in bennington, on the
ground that 1t wW drioe all gentlemen asoay,
and the town will be ruined.
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,

Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law,
Office opposite Spooner's Building, Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
REFERENcEs.-Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cam
bridge; Prof Parker, do do; Hon G Loring, do do
Chief Justice Shaw. Boston Hon c Lorng, do T L
Fuller, NJ c, Calais Me; Washburne, M c, Galena
Ill; Dutton Richardson Co, Boston; Batcheder, Mann
& Co, do; Stephen Brown & Sons, do; Upton, Esq
st Anthony.
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WARMING

VmNHERE is Reaper whose name is Death and since
u tell when he will thrust in his sickle and
cut of from life, is the time you Picture
taken at Whiney's Gallery,-where good Dagurreo-
type be procured In the
World.
Itsa FACT conceded by all, that tor beauty of finish
Always on hand, q good assortment of Lockets and
Pins, plain and Fancy Gases. Call and see.
tsThat thou doest, do quickly!,,
Sept. %, 1854.
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GrOveland Garden and Nursery.
Near the Half Wag House beficeen st Paul and St.
anthony.
I'VE have the pleasure Of Offering to the public the
w coming spring, q choice lot Of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahas, etc, also Garden
anu Flower Seeds, in large or small quantities.
Feb. 2, 1855. L. M. FORD co.
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E@ The Treasurer Of Cincinnati was re-
Gently arrested, and taken before justice
OF the peace, for passing counterfeit BILL
AS ne Is above reproach, the case excited
some interest. He received the bill from the
osnk' ana refused to redeem it. Upon trial,
II turned out the bill was genuine. Some
body must have felt arather cheann about
that time.
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OILS 400 kOuSE

CHlS 400 HOUSE.,
W. W. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR,
Taylor's Falls, Minnesota.
Persons travelling to Lake Superior will find excellent
accommodations at this House.
Aug 10, 1866
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The Falls House.

The Falls House,
BY ANDRUS DURAND,
Cannon Falls, MINES sofa.
Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance Of
game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vicn-
y, with scenery unsurpassed in any part the
Mississippi region. (June 16. ATT
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SEAL PRESSES.

H1E are Agents for Roger Bro. IPhiladelphial cele
Drated Seal Presses. and will deliver any descrip
ton OF Press wanted at Manufacturers prices.
Specimens to be and orders left at our Expres
Office. T.. RJTRRANC T. 70
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Preclamation.

r.a rr.. WASHINGTON, Dec. ii.
The Union Of this morning contains two
organizations BY the President, one against
Nicaragua FAlibusters, and another annonn.
eng that newfoundland has complied with
the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty.
ana y entitled to participate in it's benefits'
q fevery one had his own ends, all
would come to bad end. r