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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-06


he enabled to offer the latest styles Of and
generally article required the comfort OF
For the GENTLEMEN heis well prepared with vast variety
Of boots shoes hats, caps clothing, under clothing, and in
nan. -. Having an experienced and sIfu CUTTER with
good workmen constantly employed he Is enabled
every taste. -
the upper country win and at the Worlds Fair
stock Of goods purchased in New York; with special
reference their wants and DESIRES As they were obtained
such to make object interested
to call and examine. ~ :.
Among the multitude Of articles he has on hand at the
House Furnishing Goods.
Div, ngrain hemp mating, drugget cloth carpets
damask curtains damak and French cloth stamp
Ladies Dres Goods-Alpaccas, isine, silks,
ehnsss cottons long and wool
settes cuffs ETC., together with cloth coaks, manlas, mu
victornes etc. This department for its variety and complete
Aens Clothing Eastern Styles Thoroughly
carefully selected the stocks Of the makers.
Hats aud Caps in endless variety, and kind price,
no one eau fail to be suited.
Boots and Shoes the most approved Eastern msnuse
res. This branch Of trade has received Roberts especial
and in his % wi. be found all the ; S styles
shoes CATERS slippers and fanc and ladies shoes
cannot be surpassed by any stock west Of Chicago.
rass-Bleached Linen shirtings,
direct the celebrated Besehery Of Samuel Cray Belfast.
coods and can them as BEING uure secteS
siaiS ssestsng saa Puey cssias~x superior sr
Cotton Pns endless variety, and Of the latest and most
approved styles. ,... -
All that belongs to complete Dry Goods establishment may
be found In Fair which has attached to 1t also
department for the sale Of -s- ,-.--l. -
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
The stock fresh andhas but recently arrived. Il
judciousy BY experenced and article
be equa not superior u the best Of it
this market. In the
Black and teas recently purchased New
chcs clarified and crushed sugars; brown Havana,
Orleans sugars; R Java Mocha and !ssuyra coffee Jasper
and War Eagle brands family hour; salt,
and biscuit, epern.
yezrne and pressed mould candles, SOAPS, faucy
wooden pickles, sa,dne oyster, CLAIMS
fruits, tobacco, cigars, syrups, wflow.ware, &c.
Choice Kq0TS By the quantity In bottleS eonpsue
Oard Dupuy Co. choice old brandy.
vsisn do; Peter Worthys and Brown Sherry,
deirs Pure Juice and Old Wine, Iris SCOTCH and Od
Bourbon whskey; London Porter, Scotch AIe, etc., etc
r.s u .rr f.rer p. II. BEAULIRU,
Agent for LOUIS ROBERTS.
rARAERS and others are invited to bring in pruduce
Cash will be paid all kinds the full
Saint Paul, Jan. %, 1666dwtf s- fa - 20 o., q
DR. GEO. W. HUNTINGDON, 10
Phyeclan, l.. ..ss . ~. ..-el r- o.
nFPERS his professional the citizens
" and vicinity.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Large assortment the standard works,
n mention, for sale at eastern prices; trouble show
them, at CONES Franklin Bookstore,
sep25-y
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LETTER PRESSES,
ND accompanying fixtures, for sale low BY
N w. g. COMBS.


"A ". .. COMbb.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
w. G. Fonseca, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
all liabilities of the old Arm, and whom all debts due
St. Paul, \. r. p JAM %, 1885, w. G. ToNsECA.
trust that the friends of the old firm Of Culver fonseca,
will continue their that the business Of
had all Paul.
the liberal share Of attention. which they
creased the coming have general on
St. Paul. JAM 27th ls65.-tf W. q. FONsECA.
Ys OF st. n. sS % DO @ soa e
fact that our facilities preparing Wood for burning in Stoves
where be found Call and yourselves.
B. Wood Of all Sizes green or dry, Of the best quality
Jan. s6-amo. STERLING & CO.
aEEEN ALE"
yxynoIEsaEE Dealers in BOOTS AND smoss, "a War
Chambers and the Irving House, New York. -
WIZ. II. ALLEN. edecso-sml JOHN n. NEELs.
800 LOTS! -segg
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS!
FOR SALE.
j. StinsOn, Brown & Ramsey's Ad.
ditiOn.
HE :uosceer now prepared 70 sen At ys.y cheap rates.
decs7-am 4. VANCE Drown.
pieces Marble Stone, By
p A. Moran charges in thirty days from date Of notice.
Dec. II, 166l-30d p. A. MORAN.
II. R.-The sale postponed until the ION lsy Of
Perjury, 1885.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
b. w. MORSE & co. 4n
and .st; Dealer in Boots and saGss s,rd
HARDWARE! HAkDWAkE!
J. L. FARWELL 4 co.,
New Empire Stove sDd HARDWARE Store.
WHOLE8AIE AND RETAIL.
Large and extensive assortment d shelf Hardware, Lcks
~ Lstehes BUTT. s1..,, H.mnsr aatshet: rIes, Chiss
SCISSORS Guns, Pistols Rlass, Shot Belts, Powder
Horns Carpenfes Tools q an: descriptions. Ase, Nm snd
Crs Cut Hard snd PANEL Ssws Axess Trace, Lag Pp
Chains cut and wrought Mails. ADso large and extensive
sormen Of Cook and Paor Stoves, nwsre and I'm Pste
which they VII sell low for Cash. decfS-1m
: NOTICE. : :
FfER the hrst Of January, ensuing, letters coming
"A this once unpst will have TO be paid davesy.
great number Of boxes used necessary
conform strictly 10 instructioas from the D-partme.t
subject. ~. HENRY FORBES. p. II.
st. Paul, r. o., Dee. r., 1874. jss4-S T
VTVHB KDsut and tAe Asasians, e -
i --E&N - = H0wnz Z co.'s DOOgSEDRR.
y0R RENT. - $500
NBw Assse On =. Anfheny street, dyeIung shose aad
"A ssoss helows Possession given 10Th Of November
APPly 1t this once. octtef.
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ESTRAY HEIFER.
AME the subscriber about the last Of Nov small pale
~ red heifer, supposed to be years old.
The owner requested property, char
and take her At the stock market miles ST.
Paul on the st. Anthony. SAMUEL ROSS.
Ian II.
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80 "a. -. ..rzE1 DOR RENT. .s.fs $500
NEW hssse On =. Anfheny sfsee, Dwelling sAose 40
"A ssovs helDws Possession given 10Th Of November.
ApPly ut this once. octte-f
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TIE CARVER HOTEL.

BLACKSMITHING AT CARVER.
NHE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens in the vcn
y Of Carver City, the Little Rapids Of the Minnesota, and
Chakay, that he execute BLACKSMITnN
In ell It's various branches with neatness and Dispatch
Particular attention paid to Horse and OK Shoeng and
Wagon Work. AXEL JORGENSEN.
Gary
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NHE Subscriber fitted at considerable
EATING SALoox, under the winslew House, can
be found at all Oysters Just she'll
Hot Tea and Coffee, Cakes, Game Of all kinds,
thing else adapted appetes Of good vers. OBJ
jet Of the proprietor make his Saloon place for an
where all be suited according to their zee.
nov27-n WIN. BAYLRSS.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

We hops Candidates win not nisundsr.
stand us. We shall make no distinctions in
our determination to print no name on our
Election tickets not specially ordered and
paid for. II man hes not three or Eve
dollars, and has not tAs credit 70 6orrow e,
he Is aot ~ for any e6Is Of trust. In 1861
while the Yellow Fever was ragiag here, we
concluded a. the candidates c0uld not re,
IN town to pay for their tickets, to insert al
their names, thinking that such . courtesy
and kindnet would be appreciated sufa-
ciently 70 ensure our fee-but We were mis-
taken in our estimate of man's common
honesty and decency. Some have not paid
as to this day. One man was sued
--and he rode twenty miles to defend the
suil. and as ws could not prove that he or.
dared his name upon our tickets. though be
admitted II was there, and he was ected
20 Office BY its being there. our foreman
made oeth that one Of his friends ordered Il
bnsthe Magistrats decided against m, an
We lost the printsrs &c. and paid hat o|
Constable. Justice o( lbe Peace and sundry
Witnesses. We Lave determined to save
ourselves any further trouble Of that sort BY
edhering to the Cash system. We shall
begin 70 make up our ticket in few days
Candidates wishing their names inserted
win please order them in time.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19
TELEGRAPHlC!
NEW YoRK, 10th

NEW YORK, 10th r. r.
Several cases Of fever have occurred among
the persons who returned sitter tho frosts, and
two out Of evsry five have died. The suthoritiss
recommend the people to keep away until the
first Of November.
ST.. LouIs, l6thP. y.
: The reports from the Kansas, Election state,
that the election has been carried BY non-rssi-
dents from Missouri. The Ferry Boats were
carrying passengers across the river all day.
NEw YoRK, 18th P. n.
The q. &. Sloop of War, Saratoga and the
Frigate Potomac from Portland arrived last e.
vening. Some Of the naval officers who haze
been put upon the retired list BY the naval Board
have complained to the President of the injus-
tice done them especially % they exhibit letters
from the naval Department, attesting their CO.
pacity, and efficiency. The President having
paid no attention to them, theyNand their
friends are making extensive preparations to
operate on Congress to obtain justice at the
coming Session this winter. The attendance
Of Mr.. Mason our minister at Paris. at the
Ie Desm celebrating the victo.y of The Al
lies in the Crimea is regarded here as posse
easing no political significance. Mr.. Cramp-
ton the British minister at Washington, re-
ceived an intimation from the State depart
ment that he and certain other Consuls were
violating the neutrality laws of the U. s. This
circumstance will aggravate the cause for COM
plant 1t is generally believed that our gov
ernment viii refuse officially to orecognize Mr..
CHAMPION if not recalled by the British Govern
ment.
CHICAGO, Ger. II. r. y. :
H. 7 Rice the Nebraska candidate for Con.
gress from Mnesota elected. Plurality 1900.
New YoRK, nth r. N. 8
The Steamer Pacific sailed at noon to-day
with 10 Passengers and 10 specie q very Gig.
ni6cant fact.
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81 ~~-r. M 81
Il the last Descent : s. sditosial ssery =
% the Elegibllity q % of sur Ulndidstss to i
seatin the Legslature II. b. II. YsISef, % he
ground that he lsnot cItlssn II yasoo. ~
look upon this = piees of clap tap avsd up
for tie last yesOvt ord brought out on - ~ q
the electio1 Aen argument has hiled ard eysr
Islander has fhilsd % 40 Is wolk f1 d. on
noble and taleatqd standard beareh Dst Il viii
fail, e al other NE tricks have. We know thsl
Nr. Fergsr i Citizen Of yasoo County. sudi
has been one to all intenn and purposes tor the
lsst two years. Ills landsl and slave property
have been in The County for thelast fveyesrs and
be himself has been hare PIT u the time Two
yoars1go this month. ~ moved fuauiture into biz
boese and declared bis intentions Of becoming :
citizen Of Yasoo, but We believe his family did
not come here 70 reside permanently til yeal
sgo. The queEst in>the Democrat that = 50
auxioas about Mr. Yergen' Eligibility. knows. i
knews anything about the matter, that the Con.
stitu ton provides that the branch Of the LAgiss
tureto which : member i rejected = the oaly pro
per ssthority to decide spon the saegibilit it.
membera An Who are doubtfal about Mr. Yer.
gass CAaeusAe c6n be satisfied BY the gentle.
man hinsel.. We have not space to discuss th.
question in this Issue, but those who don't get sat
isfed before the Election, can see him 10 the Hal
Of Representatives when the Legislature con
venes, and if they dare. let them contest hs se !
there
The American party Of this county are satisfes
with Mr: Yergers eligibility; the antics We 4
not expect 70 satisfy This l. the last threw, bu
| Il will not eaye tbs cnme
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= SheriffD sale.
Gibson Barnes,

Chsrles Holmss Ad = Il Il.
By virtue ofthe above stated Decree To mo
directed By the Honorable Circuit Court 81
'Ysxoo County ! will sell TO the highest
bidder, on six months credit. on Monday the
10th day Of November 1855. 81 the Court
House door Of Yasoo County. within the
hours prescribed By Law, the following pro.
perty vis. Lot No. 4O6. lying in axoo CT.
II. The parohaser giving bonds With approx.
u sscsrjty.
81. r. Bos4Icc. d. s.
OF 10 1855 ass-f.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

Oar feedua q thh andadjoininE coonfies aFe
reqnostod 70 rememher that " sre making prep
aE11|ope ior : spl6ndid edtertainment ~ ths 2nd
4 = pgst month. The Antics vho are =
- fithsResriedDto intsr5re with us By ap-
pointing : Dutch and Irish glori6cation two days
bsicre 70 tire out the people % that they win not
be able 70 attands rii3 trick TOO M fail. The
people win sat the At things that The osnsys d
the Sag Nicht party of this county provide ior
thsm; tut shsFx vi treat them u the .
lsctionday. = the man thsy dressed up = put
in Ne procession that vent TO Benton cid he
would treat them asee thsl 90. before be
would vots for them.
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SHERIFF'S "a
WIN. B. Hill ct, al ]

VIM Robinson. trustee 3c1
Duncan Nc kaurin Jr. admr. &c.
ve.
Won. Robertson Trustee &C., and
VIM. A. Stone.
DY virtne Of the above stated executions to
ID me directed from the Honorable igh
court Of Errors and Appeals, ! will sell to the
highest bidder for caah, On Monday, the 18th
day of November 1865 atthe Court House door
Of said county, within the hours prescribed BY
law the followin property. viz:
Section "a North half Sec 2t. Tow nship IA
Range west or SO much thereof 40 will pay
tn above stated cases and costs.
Levied on as the property of said defendant
and will be sold to satisfy the abve stated cases
and Coz NJ. A.JENKINS, Sheriff. 3
oct 10. 9otf.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

~ fcfu1I IfaIIou, than Was III of {ns 81 J. ].
IN u thio k6ayeh.l6 favored fepubllc Al!9 el
|privation nd TIL y 0y1ve y ne eeeele-l q
but With The proud conociouenere N1 tney Wezs
IeayInG a fhelr ssucee1ocso, s
Tksv too voula rather die dian shame
DuG you nay reply, Our religion 4 thresten.
~ by thio Americas party. w. almost q
|opfnlon that mans religion wee pr )fctly ~
dependent 81 external contlneencIes- "a invIs-
~ couspact befween the Creator and creature,
fotiGo1 ~ "a approving c6nocience; and 4 ioun-
id q The immutable promises Of Heaven +
cannot be subvestsd by human agency % 4
kos survived the shocks Of perrecutione q leigh
teen centnries, no earthly power can nov -
DesIdes. shs grsst msjonty Of the American
non of ~ particular creed. II Il BE- not con-
uectel Slih 10 STATE. thsy care not whether
you reSGFonce lhe Grand Lamma Of Thibet, the
Patriarch 81 ConstsntinopIe, Or the Roman
Pontif M "a fhe teachers Of other dencmna-
lions (the sen(inelS "a The watch-tOwer Of Ii
on) sfe to busy d e~ ltng o each other, or
trying 20 SECURE pIoce a Congreos. Ere 4
u TOO late then panso il your present injudici-
Gus career. Anal ieamats mite heart and soul
with the greet national party befoee which 9th
Or parties must Of necessity succunnb. MI TIE
elements Of durability, extension and 61eceoease
united in il. Its members are numercus, nn&ion.
mi and intelligent.
A reading population has power amone them:
Z writing p0pulation; power certain q it. ef
feet and isresistibIein it controls earEying with
i other the principle Of fertility or the cause ol
devastation, Ike the lightning Of heasen--a-
dapted either to purify q destroy. Think MOI
these sentiments afe intended 70 wound youl
feeliaes, q lrishman. ! have been st the frsl
epoch Of my American existence, swept along
,, ~ the loud and unmeaning cry Of soulless De.
moefacy, and though ] may dissent from the po.
Iiticsl crsed Of : majority Of my couatrymen,
/ cannot forges.that have drawn my first susie.
nance from the bosom Of Green Erin. and wonA
her foes would permit like the dying Argivs
draw my last sigh b the rush Of her waters
etdsISee Harisns rsnssaissilav argos.
HsRBER.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19
NOficsA.

NO interruption in our business viii take
place in consequence of the deth of n esteem<
ed friend and partner, w r Hampton Tbs
business will be continued by the undersigned
in the name Of Smedes, Hampton, & Co., uas
til further notice GEORGE SMEDES.
CHARLES E SMEDES
Vicksburg Oct 10
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

q il. IL.
q ,.
: :. s - q !. 5s Z ~. <. 8.
volsee 1870 oesn go 80 osls 1.a
ssalous efont1f .bonIct. Co1 NS1I w
eeIee< IL loI]owluv Ann. 8 = |6StlofI
49,. ,.-..l. .-.sss... 3. =. a. Is~~.
49, = . e = - = ''e.e -
pssvaiive: s
IIRssrs. NDfsonG: GoI. z6n1nIno g r1l-
liant and noble tooror 81 o1r prou6 Dannce 1
boen Will uss md done I'D sorvioe intho -
uorican cause< he ret tho representative q
foreirnism and defsndes "a the Pope1t thfoe
vanquhhed him. !" You nsy be sure shat Tho ~
His bold, manly ond coorteooo bearinR. hio
we'll timed hu1aor, and IL closs loeicA szgu-
Snents. ars ssllInS veil Tor Uam. 00s 1GcIkas
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19
n. N. q. WYE, Once opposite Banner
Zoe y specially authorised 70 receipt for mon
do this Office.
Rnblis. Discnssien.-

BENJAMIN 2. HOLMES, and JOHN M,
WARP, opposing candidates for the Legisla-
ture will take the pleasure of addressing their
Fellow Ci6ssns st the following times md pla-
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

phs citlBns Of this and surrounding Csunties
ere invited, Ladies Especially.
The following gentlemen are invited to addro
The people and expected 70 attend:
Hor. w. I. 6harkey, Amos r. johnson,
- w. Brooke, Peter D. Btarke.
A. -. Wsst, Warren p. AndeEvon,
y. B. Burrus J.K. Clinton.
0eorgeL. 1ottsr O. p. Smith,
Yultoq Anderson George q. Yggw,
=. a. Andeuon, I. 8 YgEer,
Daniel nayes Charles q. Back.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19
GRAHD AMERICAN
MASS.MEETING.

Thae yin Be- MASS MEETING Of Amsr.
isans On Friday and Saturday the 1nd. and 3rd
6Egvnbsr, at
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

AAs1CAN grATE WICKET.
1.rrm q, - soyz..oa; 80 . -.
.- lof PosposOe Cosnsy.)
4. o. HORN, o. Clark s0uAty.
~ I'D q - pbune Account,
E.tL. SWAMI, Of Hmds Co
q :. sTTrH, Of MsrsAals 90
~ q = Court eisti
HW 1a1p ef High 0ourt I'd District;
=. ,. SMITH, Of Wilknson.
ron couoRBes.
lst Uh., ospt. ]. r. TAYLOR, Of Msrshnl.
u - LOCKE II HOUSTON, Of Monroe.
Ath - wa, LAn. Of Warren,
q ;. STAKE. Of Bolivar,
2, = YEReER.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

f'1 tonrno6; = M eIsy nsssl 4
3 SSoo CITY. and having thoroughly furnish
"a ana te6tied the Houss. has this ds1
opened n y ~ Ho OLSON HOUSE, for ths
reception 81 NisieDrs -
He 6stiets himseli. fhat With bis expefis
<nco Is busioess end his detesninatjoa 70
1pafe no aims or spence for the comfort d
his friends, Re viii merit and receive tts
libsrsl support Of che pubic.
III w. HOB SON.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19


MsssRs EDrroRs AT the last. D. smocratic
Bar bacas held ct Benton, Mr Fireman, in his
speech nsde use Of tke following remark
!" You Dc aet train your daughters 70 work
yoa educate them Tor the psrlor and you do
right; Of your sons you nake lawyers, doctsrs
Or planters you have negroes to work your cot
ton fields. but Il yoa stop innig ration T. thia
country where are you going to Get . > fo cd
do,cn your forests and Dig 5ow rasiweys Yoa
want railway through this state,but Il you do
as the Know Nothings want you to do--stop
immigration from foreign countries. you will
never get it." -
Az nearly a I can recoliect such was th
remark made BY Mr.. Freeman, and several La.
dies and Gentlemea, with whom have con.
versed. understood the remarks exactly as
did. It suggested to me several queries. l.
Are not foreigners according to this staten n,
considered inferior to negroes say nothing OF
" your sons and daughters" 2. If Foreigners
are only competent to, and 6t for cutting doss
forest and dig sias railcays arethey proper per-
sons to take part in making iaws and welding
che destinies of country Ike oursf 3. Have
the Know Nothings ever advocated the entira
suspension>of immigration to this country or
it not merely the paaper and the feioa they
wish to exclude! 4 Are mt Mr.. Frema
and the party-of which he is the oracle mie'
greater enemies TO foreigners than the K .
Nothing party, since he considers them the i
f.riors of negro ). 5, Will oreigner- Civ
their support to party who entertain such
views of them ;-whe evidently court their fa.
veur and espoase their cause fom selfish mot'ues
II they .piH then Mr. Freeman was right. they
are a. degraded a his remarks makes them.
A Native AMERrcAN ENGLIsHnAN. !
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-19

Arsnssmenb VIII bs made 10 % tertain 5000:
4 sPLEEDID BARBECUE WILL b
PREPARED
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-05
il. @. or o r.

The bfethrea OF Davenport Lodge No.. q. o RI
will siV sui,psr at the L. Claire HAllon the esea4
Ing OF The 9Th January less The proecr,is Of yhrht
aer paying expenses will be doyoedtc tLe reisf II
the poor widows Of our city.
Al address win be delivered on the occasion BY r.
q. Hiram Price.
Members oil ihe Order wild appear in Rsgnlia. Tbs
public are reepesfuiiy ssiictiid 10 attend,
= Address at I o'c och r NJ supper at " NJ.
Tickets - b. had AT the following plaecs--Wood-
ward 4 Harris II Smith. W u Holmes q C."
Wilson II Harley J W Why, Wickersham and Of
i CoMMirrgr--RD Woodward.J Dnmont. John
uorn,y. Hiram Jnhnstan, n J Hughes, WIN 3 Cot
iiss l. Faller, $ A Stevens hn Walrasan, JAS
Wick erslian. IS Il #sE#
Price Of Admission.
Singlcrieke'. IA go l5N
Gentleman aud Que Lady, $50
HE GsnIisinan and ~ o iadies3 % =
Davsnpert Dee aJi ie5i.3