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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-08
NOTICE

To the Creditors Of the Esfste Of Jacob Wafiy.
TIVE undersigned having ben appointed By the Hon.
l. the Probate Court, for the County q Ramsey,
mssioners to receive examine, ana an claims
and demands Of all persons, against the Bsefe OF la
cob Wetg, deceased, late Of St Pss, In gai county,
do hereby give notice, that they win be In session
Monday, the oath day Of September mkt ct 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, 1T the once Of Brown Fletcher in Saint PAM,
for the purpose Of examining and aiaEns sch claims
and demands against aid estate 4 tHsy mag dd4 8t
and legal, and win remsn and adjust claims and de-
against sid estate the above mentined place
Of August, A. d. 1855; and such claims deands
presented within the above mentioned time wiz
be forever barred. PARKER PAINE,
C. h. SCHUERMIER,
kng a, 1854 dl< Commissioners.
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Rich,s Salamamder safef .
WILDERS PATENT.

4 large assortment Of
SAfee 81 various sizes . Al
patterns, with and with.
ont powder. proof lccFs
for sale 1t the depot la6
Water ste, New York.
Burglar-preef Bank
Vaults and vault dCor1
made to order.
SIKARNS & MARVIN.
'zxpte Of SfeGsms Sa(I.e
snecessors to Rich r COZ.
Has water St., and cerj
AveDue A and St. Mark,
ct Place, n. Y., E J
-fropriefors Of Rich,S ] 4.
tent, and the only makers
of Salamanca Safe coyyS.
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"CoMPLETE LETTER WRITERS" 2Messrs.
Olrnsted and Rice are fast earning the note
tiety Of being The most complete letter
writer's extant. The former gentleman is
out in the Pioneer of yesterday in long
epistle upon ACKNOWLEDGMENT. He denies
the allegation of having any sympathy what
ever with the order - bu. this was NOT at
all necessary, as every 65ay knows be has
ever been on the opposite extreme-being
always great deal more at home at St
Patrick's supper than at a Fourth of July
dinner
1t is now asoertained that the reason why
Mr.. Rice wrote his very precise letter, own
ing up" that he had recommended the land
sales, was for the purpose of hedging on
the Olmsted men, who have sent to Wash
ington for copy of his letter to the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, urging the sales.
e Mr.. MARSHALL leaves to-day upon
a visit to the extreme Southern counties OF
the Territory. He will be absent about a
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HENNEp1N REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
At the Republican Convention at Minneapo-
lis on Wednesday, the following nominations
were made:
Couaca.-C. &. Ants.
Homsc-Norihe,m Disria-T: THSRNDYE,
THOMAS W. PIERCE, j. F. BRADLEY.
County CommSsSiomeg.-AMosC CLARK.
Suroeyor.-C. BEALL.
Treasurer.-ALLEN HARMON.
Assessors.-J. STARRING, S. CoLBAuGH, j.
BoHANNAN.
Our friends of Hennepin entertain no doubt
of the election of this ticket
WISCONSIN PoLIrIcs.-The nomination of
Mr.. Barstow for reelection in Wisconsin,
says the Galena Advertiser, viii be strongly
and We trust, successfully opposed. The
reign of cunning, crafty, selfish men in that
State should be efectually finished off this
fall. The Republicans met in Convention
last Wednesday to make their nominations,
and appear to be harmonious.
MAKING THE Mosr OF THEM,|t is pro-
posed at Salt Lake, to preserve Grasshoppers
in a dried state, to be used as food, after the
manner of Locusts in some parts of the
Eastern World. If grasshopper soup should
chance to be found a luxury, the Mormons
may yet, instead of starving next winter, live
on the fat of their land.
E The Cincinnati Gazette states that
two white deer arrived in Cincinnati on Tues
day last, from st. Louis They were caught
in the Rocy Mountains. They are perfectly
white-not colored hsir is to be seen on
the body of either. One is doe and tie
other a buck. The head of the latter is
adorned with very respectable pair of ant
lers, which are covered with smooth velvet
coating, as pure and unspotted as the body Of
the animal which wears them. The deer
were purchased in that city for $1,000 and
are to be exhibited.
E< The steamship America, which sail:
ed for Liverpool on the 10Th, lookout $780,
600 in specie.
IL The steamship Union, which sailed
from New York for Hayre on Saturday, took
100000 in specie.
e Sank county, Wisconsin, contains a
population Of IA, 1858.
e. Mr. Rice is wide Of the truth when
he states that none of the newspapers of the
Territory opposed the lands sales before he
returned from Washington. He must GER
tainly know that the Minnesotian has been
opposed TO the sales from the start.
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MARRIED.,

Ga the soth inst, by Few. Edward D. Neil, Kr JOHN
M. LAMB, to FRANCES e. McCARTY.
In st Paul. on 18th inst, by Rev. Nr. Rheldaer,
Mr. N. n. THOMPSON, of Dakota County, to Miss ABB
BE r. HARDWOOD, Of Elgin, Ill.
In Christ Church, this City, on wednesday morn
ing, the 18th inst, By REV. DIR. VAN lNGEN, n. L.
OLDS, ESQ, Register OF Land ONCE at Minneapolis,
and MRS. KATE DUSTIN, daughter Of NATHAN SAR-
GENT, Esq, of Washington, D..
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nvHE co-put1s4sAip heFetsSogs existing between P.
Sibiey, under the Hnme and SOLE = sAGxhem Oqlats,'
comprising the business e Az bisax Oudfs,
has expired BY mitalion.- The san Cncusesu u,
liabilities Of the concern, N Of tie b1Ree ~ Sioux
Outfit remains in charge Of the sid H. 1ey for Cd
in our behalf on the west side Of the M1a1Dp er IN
this Territory Mr. John s. Prince being the Agent q
east side Of said River.
II. b. SlBLEY.
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DIED,

Yesterday, September 4, Mary z. Ware, daughter OF
br. John and E. r. Lambert.Iaged ~ months.
CIT is well with the child. ''-Il Kings, and rs.
At Red Rock, August 3lst, 1855, Emily Jane, daugh
ter Of John aud Sarah WiiIoughby, aged Is months.
tsGod gave, He took, He win restore;
Ee dceth all things well.''
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TO ADvERTiSERs.

The Daily Minncsotisn, having the LARGEST
CIRCULATION Ct any Journal in the City, pre-
publit.
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Foster & Davis;

ENw1NWg 2u0 COMMR9t0H 0efGh1hfz,
AVE built large and commodous warehouse
the Rapids, where they ready to store and re-
ship freight They also keep q well selected stock OF
GROCERIES g PROVISIONS
OF all kinds; Dry Goods, Boets and Shoes and Ready
Made Clothing. People need not go St. Paul to buy
their goods, for bound sell goods as cheap as
they do in st. Paul, and all ash is 10 give . can
before going there.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash.
Aug IL, 1856. dawtf
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.


otee, old Post Office Bsildsag, Third 81, Sesnf Paul
bought and sold throughout the Territory; Mon
iomeo, Investments made. to the best advantage
ana Land warrants bunef1 and located.
q. REFERENCES.
NEW WORK. r:- ,r,~v-.~.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov W a Co-,nls
Daniel Curtis, Esq.,. (Hou w II W.irn Cse,., r-.
Capt. A. De Peyster,s J tice OF H;nnssss 49,
Aessss. o. fno"pson Ne Hon Rsce, Delegate to
pnew, Congress,
Aessrs Williams Guion Rice, IIoIlinshtad Becker,
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Isw,
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Pre- Mcssrs BT ,se p.rr
4. inent western Bank; crs,
Mcssrs Drexel Co, Bank~rey Travis Rosser Sec,e
g Taylor & Co., fary Of Tie Territory,
s. Bingham Dsck, (Ames Van Etten, Attx,s
ss Freed, Ward & Freed, at Law,
sc Stters, James& Coz. Rev T Fullerton. Regis =
&c Eaily g. Co; Land Office,
Edward HutSt, ESQ.,, Notary VIM Holcombe, Esq, Rcce
Public; er Land Office,
Fl. MessssEEtst Atty at Law, Df I Mann.
James Kitchen, n. d, NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Stoevcr, ESQ. Messrs. Brown, johnson
vICKsBURo. Co., Bankers,
4essrs. Brown,& Johnson, March ., 1856.
Bankers
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ..
For Delegate to Congress.
WIN. r. MARSHALL
For Connection

For Councillors,
Ae"ou w ~. ~,
Goodhue, Dodge and Freeborn, Warren Bristol,
Hennepin. Carer and Doris,. C. G. Amos,
For Representatives.,
Dakota Counfsf................Dr DR.. e. p. Adams,
................O Oscar e.. Gibbs,
Goodhue. DODGE and Freedom. "A. d. Shaw,
Zone vacancy to be supplied.l
Nor,h part Henmepin and Dovis,T: Ther.dye,
Thes. w. Pierce,
IF. Bradley.
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NAfcel.

NSefee.
Mr. JOIN S. PnINCEhas been appointed our Agent
1 with full authority to transact our business In the
p. CHOUTEAU n CO.
st. Paul. a q 4. l66E dit wlt.
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CHARLES j. HENNIss, Secretary:

rem Bristol, has been nominated for Council
somewhere in Minnesota. We state this in
Justice to Bristol Bill, who is in the Vermont
Penitentiary Democrat:
We are glad TO see the Times take notice
of this low piece of blackguardism. The
cowardly insinuation against The private
character Of the Republican nominee for the
Council in the Fourth District, is worthy of
the political associates of Atchison atid String
fellow who control the Democrat Having
no argument or principles to rely upon, it is
but natural that men Of pure character and
irreproachable integrity, such as Mr. Bristol,
should be thus assailed by these venomous
tools of Douglas and the Administration.
We have known Mr. Bristol for five years,
and a more honest and worthy citizen does
not live upon the soil of Minnesota
There is not bad trait of character, or
an evil habit about him. He is moreover a
wei educated and highly intelligent gentle
man - one, entirely acquainted with the
affairs and interests of Minnesota, and if
elected will add honor to his district and the
body of which he is a member. But he left
the Democratic party when it turned traitor
to the Union. Hence he is only fit, in the
eyes of the Rice party, to be associated with
penitentiary convicts. Go on, gentlemen !;
YOU will iniure Mfr. Bristol amazingly, and
make many-oay many votes for your master
by this course.
"THE LAST LINK Is BRoKEN."1The Rice
people have beer Dragging ard betting ever
since the nominations, that when Mr.. Good
r.ch, the editor of the Pioneer, returned home,
he would turn over his paper to The support
of Rice and drop 0msted. Well, Mr.. Good
rich has returned, but no "hasn't did it,
The Olmsted bali goes on, and the editorful-
ly endorses the course pursued by his "subs"
while he wag absent
DISTRICT CouRr.-The fall term of the
District Court for Ramsey county, commen-
ces next Monday. There are los civil and
fG criminal causes on the calendar.
DuBuauE AND PACIFIC Ra1LRoAp.\The
sub-letting Of thirty miles Of the above road.
to Dyersville, tsss advertised to take place
last Saturday.
MODEL LODGING HoUsEs.-The dying be-
quest of $4,000 for building model lodging
houses for the poor Of Boston, is one of the
best benefactions that Abbot Lawrence made.
The providing of comfortable as well as cheap
houses for the poor, is deserving Of far more
attention than it has yet received.
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UHE pgztnership hersfofeEs existing between p.
II Chouteaa1<. & Co. - g. Louis, and Charles W..
Bcrup Of this place, the end style Of MIN
nesofa Outt apd Sio Qutnt, h hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent. The BGRess Accounts and assets Of
he concern belong 70 the Chsetesa u. Co.,
Iceeds, or accounts due the concern = :.
p. CH0UTfS8n Co,
trvefe CHkRLES ~. u0Dz5P.
st. Paul, August 81 ls56-sep lat Vat. -
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MILL and Machinery castings, Building Coluns,
Nl window Caps, Sash Weights, Caulderon Kettles,
Sleigh Shoes &c. &C. Iron Tunings, Brass Castings
and Pattern Making done to order. Babbt Iettle con-
stantly on hand.
st Paul, Aug 20 -1ydaw.
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EE David Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, the
E;Proviso'' msn, is out in favor of the Repub-
hcan party.
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HANFORD, fHAYER & CO.,
MANUFACTURED & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Ready Made Clothing;
Nos. $50 AND 1872 MAIN STREET;
ST. LOUIS MO.

II EEP always on hand an Immense Stock, ct East-
N ern Prices. Make up large Quantity bt cloth
ing crPressiy for the WISCONSIN and EINEESO-
Ia Lumber Trade.
ALSO, Manufacture Rubbers, and Oil Cloth
Merchants, Lumbermen and others visiting st. Louis,
invited to call and look thr ugh stock, befUre
buying
Neat Buildings Beiosc the Firginia Hotel.
HANFORD, THAYER co.
Aur 81 ,s6-tP
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t. During the funeral Of Lord Raglan
not Russian gun was fired. In return, as
soon as the church bells began tolling, an
nouncing the interment Of Amital Nachi-
moff, all the batteries were silenced:
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Obstructive FIRE At GREEN BAY-Ldss
OF LIFE.-We regret to learn that the steam
saw mill at Green Bay, belonging to Judge
Howe, G. D. Robinson and others, was en-
tirely Consumed by fire on Sunday morning
week, and that small lad, who slept in the
mill, persisted in the frmes.
The loss is stated at $4,000, on which
there was no insurance.
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Etna Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
STU ME.NT

stu TEMENT
Of its Condition. July l. 1885, required by the Tau
of the 0tdte Of Ohio, passed May 1854, as foo,cs
The name Of the Corporation is Etna Insurance Co.
fhe CAPITAL is Fics Hundred thousand Dollars
end Is paid up.
Semi Annual dividend, per cent
The Assets of the Company are:
Cash in hand. and In Phoenix Bank S st, 630a5
Cash in hands Of Agents, .........l37.IS7 81
Real Estate, unincumbered, $500. Is ,672 O6
u Mortgage Bonds, and per cent
interest, payable semi-annually, 1900 90
% per cent. State Of yirg MIA
Bonds, interest payable senli-an-
nually, 20, 600 90
per cent State of North Carolina
Bonds, interest payable semi-an-
10 per cent Jersey City Water
nuaily, ..::..::::..:.:. :.::.:... II, 500 60
10 pr cent City of Milwaukee
bonds, interest payable senli-an-
nually, ........................ o,lo0 90
8 pr cent Income Bonds, inter-
cos ssas .s--a -s---~iy, G, ANNA asassss
Debts due the Company, secured by
Mortgage, .5.......... k2oo q
Bins receiv able, amply secured and
payable at Bank, ...:::........: IIs,ms ..
5tO Shares Hartford and New navea
Railroad Company, :............ 10000 90
t95 Shares Hartford b Providence
RHO per ct preferred and guar
antied, .:::.......-- :--.....::. e,9c5 90
f07 Shares Boston and Worcester
Railroad, Observation-Disclosures ,o5s 90
$50 Conn. River Railroad, ......... II OOtco
SO Shares Conn. River Company, $3.50 90
- ss,sssol
100 Shares Stafford Bank, three in
staiimeuts paid in, ............: 5000 o.
36 Shares Eagle Bank, Providence
ri, .:.:..::..:......:: i,sss d
300 Shares Phoenix Bank, Hartford
Conn, ........::.:....... $500 Of
sos Shares Exchange Bank Hartford
Conn :-.............. 1856 oU
200 Shares Famers' Mechanics,
Bank, Hartford Conn 25,6O0 90
l60 Shares Conn River Bank Hart
ford Conn, .....:......:.:.::... $3.50 o.
200 Shares Hartford Rank Hartford
Conn, -: ...:.....:........ q, 400 OF
1l6 Shares State Bank Hartford
Conn. neutrality-suspicious.. 15,feaoo
rs Shares Hartford Co. Bank Hart
ford Conn.,, ..........:.....:... ISIS OF
100 Shares City Bank, Hartford
Conn.,, Northumberland. lI,soo 90
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COTTAGE HOMES.
100 Lots Of Five Acres Each,
IN beautiful and commanding situation, about one
mile frorn the City limits. Soil rich black loan.
Prize $500 PEI Lot $2co cash, and tie balance in one
snd tsoo years rifhosif interest,". -.
s. Ps.i, April 36, 1885, HENRY McKENTY,
fdkwtfl Dealer in Real Estate.
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e Mr. Rice is wide Of the truth when
he states that none of the newspapers of the
Territory opposed the lands sales before he
returned from Washington. He must GER
tainly know that the Minnesotian has been
opposed TO the sales from the start.
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e. The aggregate sales Of the illinois
Central Railroad lands is 346, 2sa acres, fer
the sum of $5,1S0,568.
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L. C. Daytoa. E. W. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents,

Office at the junction of Third, Bench and ST. Anfho-
ny Streets, near The Post Office.
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e. Sank county, Wisconsin, contains a
population of IA, 1868.
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AVIS DETECTION.
PARoIssE sr.JEAN.BAPr1sTp

PARoIseE sr-JEAN.BAPT1sTE
| A Wis publiquc s.i par le pr.seui DOM. Aux
"A Eiecteurs de ID paroissc SaintJean-Bap
tistc 81 pstIgf rEc.llsJ9 tililV'IN'
Qu'en vcrta de Ia Proclan,aiiou do Son Ia
celleucc PAUL y. HEBERT, Gou ysrncur a.
| lEtat de Ia Louisisne, dats du vi iuilIet sss
une election aura lieu LssAi . NovessArs
prochaln ss5l, entire heures du matin ct
henrcs De raprssmidi, dams tous les burcsux
detection dc ccite paroisse, ttabiis par ID loi,
pour 10 nomination dc Hlgf 4 : #gla.f
Un Reprercnfant pour 10 second district
conRressiouucl, cusnpcs< dc ccfsc partio de la
vile do Ia Nouvetle Orleans, au.dcsaua dc In
rue du Canal, comm sous le nom du premier
district; district No ci dcv ant Ia ille dc La.
tsyeite, Ct lee paroisscs Jen.rso,, Saint. Char.
lev, Sain.'Jcsn. .Dsptiste, Ssint-JMcQues, A..
ccnsion, Assumption, Laiourchc, TerreLonne,
Sainte Marie IT Saint. Martin;
| de rEtat;
I'm Secrstairc d'Etat;. ..
I'm TrcsOrier d'Etat; tF VI I'M
Tn Auditcur dcs couples publics;
Tn Surintcndnnt dc leducation publiaue
Cn Senateur pour IL district senatorial de
IEtai, compo.e des paroisscs Saint jean Hap.
tistc et Saint Jscqucs.
I'm kon;f.entsn' dc Parois.e Ia Lsgi.l..
80 Ns'VNos w DpuNt pour ~ Qu0kTlG mt
district judiciairc dc Get Etai, compose dcs pa
roisscs Sain. jean. Baptiste, Saint Jacques ct
I'm Grriier pour lc qua,ris me di..rie, iudi.
ci,ircde &C.. E'st, dams Ct pour cettc psrosse;
I'm Coroner; .,...
Un Asse~seur;
up jug. dc psix pous chsqss district de
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1t sussi, pour connaitre 10 veu du peupls
De eel Etnt, pour vu contrc 10 transfrrt du
Gouvcrnencnt, do Baton. Rouge 1 Ia Nou-
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ecrire sur SON bulletin eos mots Pour le trans.
fert, s'il est en- fsvcur et Coniry 10 ransfert,
s'l cst contc. f7'lCI ItT1 V-''''
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lcr arrsDd.--Au cafe ,ie Picrrc lIslbert. W
Z Co,nmissaircs, Arthur liaydel, I.oujs Es,
ncault IT Achile Barre.
70 snond.-Au billiard du DIR e.. q. Cha.
baud. -. r',,Fts".- -
Commisssires .. Pierre h. M.rmiI,,on D..
niien Hsydcl ct Felix Laurent. - -
- arrOud.--Au cafe d Andre Paucbcox.
:. Commisssirss Lscien Soncher, Bcpjauiu
ksusss'ls VI Edouard Webrc junior. sf
-a Ii's RIVE eAucMH. ~
Ter asrond.--As cafe dc Louis Savoye 'iia'
C0smnissairc~, I.uciem Moussr,st. Samuel
Ho'lingsworth Ct Edmond Labrsnche. NJ. -,
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phc Madercet Louis Jregrc. - ''T1Tb
a. srrond.-Aa domieile Dc MN. Josn.lla
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Mr. Editor,

Mr. Editor,
Please announce Sylvan Bnmac, ~
District on the lelt bank.
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TROlSlEME AIMEE, VOLUME ", No 140.
= bareauH ct Ateher, Hahitatim E. & +. ForstaM
p. p,ARrnxs. r.,.,,.s,A.,.m,,

oacee diverse. Pour g.r.n eur du % ell
await endoss een e pise rationale ee de outons darn
doub de veou paS de Aeur Qcques 6s de peres
baucheur rcpoaient
Tout nounat qui Elaboration
de l'amour dams le de tous les hommes.
Bonsoir Sin Petro de g.nds yeux
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