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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-11
The Deed CouSummoted.

Gov. Reeder has at length been removed
President Pierce has committed several very
foolish acts but in this he has almost surpassed
himself Gov. Reeder is turned out because he
has simply attempted to perform his duty.
Deeming it but fair that those who have made
Kansas their home should make the laws and
regulations under which they have to live, he
has insisted that the Territory ought not to be
governed by band of rufiaus who have never
made it their residence and who have no right
to be there. He has simply attempted to faith
fully carry out the idea OF Squatter Sovereignty
.uunciated by Gen. Cass and the other mag,
,ates Of the Democratic Party. He innocently
opposed that so long as he adhered to the prin-
eiples promulgated by that party, he would be
sustained by the individual who was placed al
the head Of the nation by their votes.
But he was mistaken in President Pierce
That functionary is the tool of Atchison and
Stringfellow. and has been from the first. He
sides with the Missouri ruffians and is opposed
to the doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty, at
least as far as il may be made available in max.
Ing Kansas Free State. He has no sympalb y
with Freedom. When candidate for his pres
ent Office he told US he knew mo North" and
there are few at this day who are not satisfied
Of the fact. He knows no section of country
except the South-no interest save the slave
interest.
It was doubtless we'll understood betw en-
Pierce and Atchison that Kansas should be mauv
. Slave State when the bill erecting ,e Terri.
tory was passed. Gov. Reeder was selected to
aid IN the infamous purpose; but failing to car
~ out the ideas Of the appointing power. be is
beheaded. He has been removed, not becanse
he had engaged in speculations-n because he
was unfaithful to his principles-not because he
was in favor of making Kansas Free State.
for there is no evidence that he occupied that
position-nor yet because he did not faithfully
discharge the duties Of his ofice-but simply
and solely because he could rot be used by-the
negro Oligarchy in carrying out their designs
on Kansas. He has been removed because he
,as ia al to his principles and to the prnc-
rress ,.h s party as avowed on the floor of Con-
Snde, d;s ,s me Nebraska-Kansas measure was
'I 1. discussion In that body.
. "ss prstended that he was to be removed
49, u'9 NC nao engaged in certain purchases Of
;,'S;.;., na Sooe .nls was all a sham. Certain
! u.s. S S.ls was said. would Also he re-
MS Usee, Tus sne,e Is nothing heard about tbem,
They will be allowed to keep THEW rIs". .nea.
least SO long as they are faithful to S,sv vs.a'
Let them remain On good terms with Str;nyys,,
low and his associates and they are ssSs 'ueiei-
But better time Ii coming. Ever Fr.,,.,.-
Pierce may yet live know there il . N"a,ai
The slave drivers cannot always rule th;. ne..
try. Kansas will come into the Union S ~
Free State or it never will come in at ali ~
r. Tribune.
- Honors come by diligence riches
spring from economy.
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WARNING

THNHERE is Reaper whose name is Death and since
n no tell when he will thrust in his sickle ana
off from lire is the time have Picture
taken Whiiney's Gallery,-whcrp good Dagrreo-
type procured any other establishment in the
World.
is conceded by all. that for beauty of finish
and i1te.ikc EXPRESSION. his pictures unsurpassed.
AlwavS on hand, good assortment of I.uCkets ard
Pins plain and Fancy Cases. Call and
fsThat thu soest, do quickyG'
Rnuf. q. 1854.
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS for the Piano, Guitar, Nelo-
deon. Violin, Fiute Caronette, for sale Wholesale
and retail a T.. HOWITZ Co.
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Obj mteklg Minutsntian.

RAILROAD PosrRY.-A correspondent Of the
Broom county Republican describes his jaunt
over the Syracuse and Binghamton Railroad
from CORTLAND, in the following posticai
style.
So much wrote in Courtland's bounos 81,
and would have finished there, had not sne
down trains whistle loud resounded TN pug"
the air. So shaking Fairchiid by ne Manu-
who said come up again, bid 'areweiiao es-
erv fear. and jumped aboard the tram; hush-
ing ronnd the hill side. darling over the plain.
nver the rivers under roads. AN Bergen drove
his train. The moon threw bright efulgcnt
rams on each small ripplc's crest the river
seemed ribband stretched across the mead
owls breast the evening wind stealing through
the cars with gentle signs, and brought Gin
der from the engine, spang into my eye; few
and short were the prayers / said. and spoke
not word of sorrow. but rubbed at my eye
till made it red, and knew'w uld be sore on
the morrow. We soon got home at the rate
We ran, at an hour just right for retiring, and
down from the post came the engine man. aud
the fireman ceased bis firing. And thus too
will cease with this. moral to the tale--be al
ways sure to "miud your eye" when riding on
Q rail
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Hennepin County Land Agency.
G0OUGHT AND SOLD-Parms, Town Lots and Real
- Estate Of ali descriptions, atthe Sherifs tce In
Minneapolis ISAAC BROWN J
March Is, 1854 -
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MARTIN DREW

MANUFACTURER Of all kinds and quail, "a
lv0 ties OF SADDLES HARN:s TRUNKS. - ~
VALIsEs. WHIPS, FLY NETS. &C., also.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. All kinds 81 repairing in his
line done In tha shortest possible time. Third Street.
between Ninnefota and Roberts, st. Paul, ~. T.
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Allen PierSC.

attorney at Lao and General Land .agent,
HAVING been Register Of the Land Office under the
II late administration, he Is able select the best land
the Territory subject to entry, and will the
eguarity of all loca lions made by him.
Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal
NJ. T.
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,

Attorney and Counsellor at-Law,
Office opposite Spooner's Bu,iding, Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
RErERENCEs.-PrOf. Parsons, Law School, CAM
bridge; Prof Parker, do do; Hon e q Lorng, DO ITO
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston; Hon LOrinr, do T
Fuller, NJ q, Calais, Nc; Washburne, Al G, Gaiena,
Ill; Dutton, Richardson Co.. Boston; Batcheder, Mann
Co, do; Stephen Brown n Sons, do; Il Upton, Esq,
n AMI
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- The Matthew Ward, named in Texas as
. candidate for Congress, is not the Kentucky
murderer, but we'll known merchant, formerly
residing in Jefferson, Texas. HE is very
good man, with a very bad name"
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The SOUND DuEs.-A letter dated Copenha-
gen, June 80. published in the late Eunglish
papers, states that the demand which the
United States Government has made on that of
Denmark, to abolish the Sound dues, as far as
concerns ships sailing under the American
nag. will not be conceded. The same letter
states that 1000 vessels which passed the
Sound during the last month, only seven be-
longed to the United States.
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18- A beautiful little girl twelve years Of
age, named Cornclia Basset died of hydropho-
bia at Morrisania. near New York. a few days
since in spite of every effort to arrest the dread
full disease. She had been bitten by q pet dog
In April. Three other little girls had been
bitten by the same dog.
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@ 1t has been officially announced to the
Directors of the U. S. Mint at PHILADELPHIA
that in consequence Of the present accumula-
tion ofsilver coin at the Mint, that from and
after the first day Of August next, and until
further notice. the purchase Of silver for coin-
age will be paid for in silver coins only, and
not in gold.
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- The Office of the Surveyor General of
Kansas and Nebraska Territories has been tenn
porarily located at Fort Leavenworth until a
suitable site could be selected for its pcrma-
nent location in accordance with the direction
Of the President of the United States.
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- Honors come by diligence riches
spring from economy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-24
Ii. LINDS LEY,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,
SAINT PAUL. MIN TERRITORY

4 ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
~ OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid,
Collections made, Drafts cashed and the hig hest
Prices given for Land Warrants. ..t
Government Lands located with much care, and
IL desired, the profits and losses shared equally at
the expiration OF Ave years The Land at that
time to be sold, unless otherwise agreed upon, and
one half OF the current vaiae II the Warrant at the
time Of entry, and half OF tho expense Of locating
to be deducted from the subscribers interest. To
persons wishing to locate Warrants entirely on
their own account, the charge will be, for forty
acres SIS; eighty acres, SEQ; one hundred and
sixty acres, $25 and viii receive with their title
a plat and description of the and.
REFERENCES:
MINNRsoTA-Gov. Willis A. German; Ex-Gov
Alex Ramsey; Hon. J. T. Rosser, Sec. M T.;
Messrs. Arnes &c Van Elteh, Attorneys at Law;
Messrs. Morton Il Pace, Wholesale Druggists.
BALrIMoRs-W. P. Presten, Esq, Attorney at
Law; Richard C. Bowie, Esq, Com. Merchant !;
Messrs. DeuT, Norris & Co.; Messrs. McCleese
= Ham. Esq.,. -..
wAsHIneToN-Hon w. w. Seaton Hon. J.
L. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge j. Bryan; J. c..
c. Hamilton, Esq, Attorney at Law; Col. VIM.
Hickey; Col. J. Riley; Messrs. Taylor & Maury;
Messrs. Lewis, Johnson & Co., Bankers; 6. G.
Grammar, Esq :, President Patriotic Bank.
iy 17-eo3m
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INSTRUCTION IN OPERATIC, GLEE,
AND BALLAD MUSIC.

IT E. SCHEEL, Instructor in Vocal and Piano
Ne Music, would inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will commence giving a
course Of lessons in the above ramed bIonches
The classes will practice in QuaTtetts, Trios, d.
etts, Solos and Choiuses.
Private instruction will be given to each pupil,
as may be needed.
Ladies and gentlemen who feel inclined to Join
said Glass viii please Lave their names at his res
idenee on 18th street, between + and O. and when
a sufficient number shall have been obtained ar
engagements Is to time and place will be made.
Terms 8 10 per series of % lessons.
The exercises will be assisted by an able Pianist
or an Orchestra If necessary.
N. B.-Early application is desired
au 2-eolm
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Proposals for building a Light-heuse on
Jones's Point, near Alexandria, Va.
EASURY DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE EIsHT-HoUsE BOARD,
Washington, Aug. %. 1879. \


Washington, Aug. %, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received until l2 O'Clock
m, on the 22d OF September next, when the
bids will be opened, for furnishing The materials
and building light house On Jones' Point, Po-
tomac river, near Alexandria, by the goth Of No.
vember next
II will be framed building resting on brick
foundation, and Of one and a-half- story, with
basement, having circular tower on top FOR the
support OF the lantern the horizontal dimensions
being % by 10 feet.
Detailed drawings and specifications can be
seen at this office, an at the Office OF the collector
at Alexandria.
Should any bid be accepted, a contract will be
executed at once for the work
No payment viii be made until the whole work
Is completed; and before II is received Il must be
inspec ed and approved by the agent Of the gov
eminent appointed to superinted the work-said
agent having power to reject ali materials and
workmanship, not In accordance with the terms
Of the contract
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
that may be deemed prejudicial to the public in
terest.
AL bids should be sealed and addressed 10 the
undersigned, endorsed proposals for Jones's
Point Light-ho use''
EDM'D L. F. HARDCASTLE,
gu 23-eolm Engineer Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
washington Arsenal. August 20. 1856


GEALED PROPOSALSwill be received at this
~ otace until October 10Th next, meridian, for
building armory in Washington city, d. c., on
the public square lying between Il street on the
SOUTH Canal street on the north, Seventh street on
the west, and Sixth street on the east, an appro-
priation Of $50, 900 having been made by Congress
for the same. =
Master builders desiring to propose for this
building will please call at this Office to examine
the drawings, specifications, and bill Of work
and receive any additional explanation in order to
make up their proposals, which they will be en-
abled to do conveniently and at leisure at this Of.
fee.
No proposals will be received but from an ex-
perienCed and approved master builder, as the
WORK has to be done in a superior manner; hence
persons at a distance unknown to the under
signed, will be expected to present satisfactory
reference before the bid be accepted
All proposals must be made according TO the
items Of the bill Of work, (Which have been CAL
culated with precision,) if the proposer find the
same correct.
An experienced superintendent Is appointed
and " III be always present on the ground of build
Ing, after the work commences, in the absense Of
the commanding officer, to that the contract il
strictly complied with. WE. ii. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
au 9I-2avtIooc
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF

THE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
Il thoroughly repaired and putASzp.-.sTII1,.. "A
In first rate order Qhe machinery 80 s
being removed and horse power substituiedJ con.
tinues making her regular trips between George
town and the above place.
The Boat will leave the wharf Of w. II. & H. G
Ritter for Point Of Rocks On MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at O'Clock a. m; and
the Point OF Rocks for Georgetown on TUBS
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the different landings along
the line for the reception and landing Of passengers
and freight, going and returning.
The Boat VIII leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m, and arrive at the head or the Great Falls at III
Seneca at 1, Edwards Ferry 3H, Monocacy x
Knowlan's Ferry 9, and Point Of Rocks at o,cl'k
p. m. Returning, Leave Point at a. M, Know
lan's Ferry at ~, Monocacy 8, Edwards Ferry
II, Seneca Great Fails 81, aud arrive at George.
town at p m.
: Passage through either way %.
Meals served regularly ON board the boat at moh :
crate prices II CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
+ 10 2S-dn = r'if & ylgga
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EVENING STAR.

LEM. Landolf, surgeon in chief Of the
Neapolitan army, is asserted to have seeming.
ly cured cancer, by the topical application OF
the chlorides, of bromine, in combination with
several other chlorides, according to the fol-
lowing formula; chloride of bromine, three
parts chloride zine, two parts; chloride anti
mony, one part chloride gold one part; pow
dered Houorice, sufficient to make paste.
The surrounding parts are protected by an
ointment of one drachm of chloroform to an
ounce of lard. NJ. Landolf has been allowed
six beds at La Salpetriere, Paris, to test the
efficacy Of his remedy.
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EIGBTEEy HUSDRED AND FIFTY-FIvE.-By
n strange coincidence. which will not again
occur for long time, the new year Of 1855
commenced on the same day as in 1919, and
consequently all through the year the date
viii be on the. same day. But what is more
singular is, that all the movable holidays,
from Septuagesima to Advent. fall on the same
dates and the same days. The almanacs Of
lS49 might, therefore, serve for the present
year - ' ~ 5..3a
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
ECONOnIIZE.

ECONOnIIZE.
II ECEIVING daily, and putting up, the genu.
~ Inc IMPROVED LATROBE and FEM
OUR STOVES, for heating two or more stories.
send In your orders early to
JAS. SKIRVING,
Washington Stove Mandatory,
southeast corner Pa. avenue and I1th ST.
seP iS-eo2w untell ~.
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UThe quarrying of granite at the Quincy
lodges in Massachusetts,, employs 1000 men,
and the value Of the stone quarrisd this year
amounts to haifd miiiion of dollars. Ii will
be remembered that the first railway compile
ted in the United States was the Granite Rail.
way, three miles in length, finished in 1928,
and constructed for the purpose of transport
ing the Quincy granite from the quarries to
the NepOnset landing.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

ID J. STEER, Merchant Tailor, hast Just re-
i ceived large and beautiful stock Of new Fall
and Winter Goods, TO which he respectfully in
vites the attention OF his customers and the pub
lie. .-.a.... - ..-.
In addition to a large and varied stock of Cloths,
CassIneres and Vestings Of the newest styles, his
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods is also
very select and complete, such as
Scarfs, Cravats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves ...
Suspenders, Hosiery
Silk, cotton and woollen UndershIrts, Drawers,
~ &c.
He is prepared TO make up Clothing to order at
short notice In a style Of unsurpassed elegance,
and at fair prices.
Gentlemen are solicited to call early and select
choice styles. no. fS5 Seventh st.
sep lt--eO3U
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SThe following is supposed to be the num-
Der of newspapers in the world: 10 in Austria;
II in Airica; 2i in Spain; 26 in Portugal; 80
in Asia; s. in Belgium; IS in Denmark; so in
Russia and Poland; $50 in other Germanic
States; 500 in Great Britain and Ireland; and
1900 in the United States, or nearly twice as
many as in all other nations.
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Marriage, ifs duties and disc qualifications. ana
their remediesi with Lfthogrphs, illustrating Dc
Anatomy and Physiology, and Diseases Of the Re-
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Of precautionary hints on the evils Ne
sulting rom empirical practice-sn essay on al
diseases arising from indiscretion, with plain ana
simple rules by which all persons can cure them
inflicted miseries and disappointed hopes so IN.
fortunately prevalent In the young. tbs a truth
fu adviser to the married ard those contemplating
marriage. Its perusal Is particularly recommend.
ed TO persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
physical condition, and who are conscious Of hav.
Ing hazarded the health, happiness, and privileges
10 which every human being is entsfled
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per copy, OF
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FEW FALL GOODS.

FEW FALL GOODS. ....
John II SNOOT, --f.
No. ll0 S. side Bridge, near High ST.,
GEORGETOWN, D. c..
Has received, and Offers cheap for cash, or to
prompt Iaying customers, an assortment OF sea
sonaDle Stable Goods, viz
1OO pieces sew style English Prints
20 do MerTiInack do
90 90 Manchester and Lancashire Ginohams
ID GO plain color Nous de LANES 81
90 BEST make black Silk
- co checkd Muslins cheap
20 90 white Cambrics do
40 90 S1i IS and Null Muslin a..
~ 90 Rlea ardson's and BarkHaa I,I.h y L.,
~ co extra heavy bleached Cottons 1oLc
~ 90 medium do, soft finish -
The above Shirtings are manufactured - o,sa,
and can be highly recommended " oiuei
New York Mills and other good h,,,s
80 pieces heavy IA and Sd brown Gotta:
IS do heavy blue Osnaburg Prints
The very beat goods made for servant vo,nan
70 pieces white, red and yellow FlanpeIs
20 do bid and bro. Canton do
20 dozen Linen Cambria Handk'fs Sc In Il
80 DO ladies', misses and men, Hosiery
WIN an assortment OF Table Damask Crash
Huckabaek, Bird Eye Diapers, Marseill .
Si Psssds shsetings, Jeans, cassimeres, sa
Purchasers wiz End II decidedly to their "A
vantage TO eau before making their purchases.
Large additions made during the month.
sepIO JH.S.
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Miscellaneous.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

WAsHINaToH, D. c. -
VGtd thirty-fourth annual course OF Lectures VIII
Il commence on MONDAY, the I'D Of October,
lS55, ana end on the LIST March, 1856.
FACULTY.
fHex!s MILLER, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy
VIZ. P. JOHNSTON. MI d., Professor of obs,et.
RIGS, and Diseases Of women and children.
yosHuA RILEY, M D., Professor Of Materia Med
foa, therapeutics and Hygiene
JEo. FRED. MAY, M. D., Professor Of the princi.
salrTos TYLER, NJ. D., Professor Of Pathology
and practice Of medicine, and Of clinical med
icine
LIwTs II STEINER, M. d., Professor Of Cfemis-
J. J. wARHiNe, NJ: D., Prosector and Demon.
strator of Anatomo. 3i'i
THOMAS MILLER, NJ D., DEAN.
Like most similar Institutions In Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the words for clinical instruction are under
the same roof,
The entire expense for full course lectures 800 90
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstrators. 10 co
Matricuiating fee, payable only once........ 5 90
Sdm;ssiop 70 sd;c.; ,nd , ,Z;S ~
out charge.
The lectures will be given in the afternoon and
evening, thereby enabling those engaged In busi-
ness during the morning hours to attend.
For further information address
THOMAS MILLER, M. D.,
D Dean of the Faculty.
B.-Medical students desiring situations as
resident student In the Washington Inf rmary,
(Which Is the clinical department Of the National
Medical College, are requested to make applica-
ton by letter to Joshua Riley, M. D., Curator Of
the Washington Infrmary, who will give any In
formation that may be desired.
Ii is unnecessary to state the great advantages Of
residence in hospital for clinical instruction.
denee. Six are to be chosen before the LIST Of 0c-
tobeJ, Nv 9-eotNov1
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CHIRTS-SHIRTS.- have Just received
- large and fine assortment Of Gentlemen's best
quality white and colored Shirts, which we will
dispose Of at the lowest New York prices.
WALL d STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron fall.
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yARBs BIZ MORNING LIax /:

OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS win
be at the Depot OF the Washington Railroad, to
convey passengers and baggage to the Steamboat
GEORGE PACE, for ALEXANDRIA, a distance Of
8 miles, allowing ample tiyae for meals
- - FL. w. SANpEG2!FT,
IVA Gen eupt