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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-19
SURGERY AND MEDICINE.

JOHN LAMBERT, M. D.,
Partner of the late Edrin Hall, NJ d., Sdco, Maine,
and member 0ffhe Maine Medical Association,
p ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
~ and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services to all who may desire them.
Dentistry.
DR. l.. will execute all operations the Teeth in
satisfactory manner. Teeth filed with pure gold and
warranted. Teeth carefully extracted with without
the of Ether Teeth properly cleaned. All diseases
of the north, throat, and and all operations
minor Surgery will receive DIR Ls particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash.
Office nours from TO II, A. NJ and from to p. NJ
Office, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, Jackson Street, Seventh-Saint Paul,
Minnesota. Refer to
r. Marvin. II. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
St. Paul, April 20, 1855. 3md&w
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Insurance Agency.
Arc You Insured?

Arc You Insured?
Western Insurance Company,
OLEAN, N. Y,
Il. MARTIN, Pres. c. 5. CARY, Sec.
Those wishing to insure, rely on the good standing
of this Company and its promptneSs in meeting loss
1t is not the desire of this Company to do large
business simply, but TO do safe
Apply to w. ii. TOMPKINS,
Agent at st. Paul, Office Third Street.
st. Paul, August 5, 1854.
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BACHELORS A SIoET-LIvED RACE--Bacbelors
are much shorter lived than married men, and
as body are less virtuous. 1t is said that no
bachelor ever lived u hundred years. and that
where Al attain the age of 40. there are IS mar
ried men at 60 there are 40 married to %
bachelors at 20 there are 2S married to ii
bachelors; and 9 married at 80 to bachelors.
Providence seems to preserve what is useful,
and when the bachelor has done laying up mo-
ney for other peoples children, he dies, and it
is evidently right that he should. If any of
our bachelor friends care about living. we ad-
wise them to marry as quick as possible, and
they need not fear that they shall get poor
wives for..any kind of wife is better than none.
--.Ne,o6uryport Herald. .H
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LIME! LIME!

MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL.
TUNHE Proprietors announce that the above new Mill
IL Is in full tide of successful operation, and that
they prepared to furnish any amount of Flour
Meal and also to do any custom work in the grinding de-
partment to order.
ROLLINS, UPTON * EASTMAN.
st. Anthony, March %, 1855. 3m-w
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THE WASSON HOUSE.
EBY DAVIS & WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
- and cOmDOdous Hotel has been recently furnished
at great EXPENSE and is ready receive travel
ing public. The proprctOrs experienced hands at
the business and will spare neither time money In
order to render the sOjourn of guests agreeable.
Their table supplied with every luxury the market
fords. Their stable commodious and their
tentvc and polite.
to visit Shakopee. Our lakes aboun with fish and
praries covered with grouse.
Shakopee, April 26, 1854. 33-tf
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WASHINGTON. Nav 6.

WAsulNGroN, May s.
S. York Atlee has been removed from the
clerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office of the
Treasury Department. The canse assigned is
Know NOthingism.
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,
Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law,
Office opposite Spooner'S Building, Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
REFERENC NCES.-Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cam
bridge Prof Parker, do do; Hon G Loring, do do /;
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston Hon G LOrng, do ID
Fuller, c, Calais, Me; B Washburne, NJ c, ialena,
III; Dutton Richardson s. Co, Boston; Batcheder, Mann
s. Co, do; Stephen Brown & Sons, do; Upton, Esq,
st Anthony.
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EARTHQUAKE AT CAIRO.-Two shocks of an
earthquake were felt in that city about half
past ten O'Clock Of the night of the 3Oth. ult.-
The interval between the shocks was about FIVE
minutes. Their duration was about five Sec
onds each, the vibratory motion being sensibly
felt, and the rumbing sound distinctly heard.
The shocks were not felt in st. Louis
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
VINHE subscriber has opened accommodations board
ers, dodgers and travellers the large brick build
ing situated above where hc will be happy
modate to the extent of his ability all who may Offer His
terms reasonable and his table furnished with that
the market affords. He hopes his exertions please
Command a reasonable share OF the public patronage.
2-41tf JOHN ROGERS.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

TVNHE North Western Express Co. have inst complet-
IL ed an arrangement by which they will be enable
to dnd all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall
ceive mimonthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any the Depots west that point. For particulars
inquire at office, opposite the Post Once.
J. C. BURBANK s. CO.
st. Paul. Dec. Is; 1854. d&wtf
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DR.. MORTON,
AS removed his Office the Drug Store recently
IL owned by L. c. Kinney, Third ST., two doors
below the 'sWord's Fair" DR.. Morton continues his
practice as usual. II St Paul, Feb. 6
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seRH Candidates for the Presidency are rap;
idly multiplying The Washington Senlnel
nominates Richard TenBreeck. OF New Ur,eans, U;n:
against George Law. He owns the Metairle
Race Conrse, and the race horse Lex'ng'on, ON
anu 20 y, ~ strong in tprestis ihany
ne' "uai hehalf Of Col.o Young, of Saratoga The
Sr;ends Of Mr.. Wedgewood are lying low. The
last in the field will probably stand the best
chance
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued on favorable
terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
HENRY SWIFT, agent.
At the Rice H. uses
June %, 1854 ly
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. Spra aguc.who was new
settler on Cannon river, dropped suddenly
dead at Moffets Hotel on Sunday. He emf
grated from Rhode Island, and was in the city
at the time of his death on business. 1t is sup
posed that he died with disease of the heart, as
he appeared perfectly we'll the moment before
his death.
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STATE C0uNcH~-Last week, a Know Moth
ing State Council was in session in Chicago
1t is rumoled, that some modification of the
rules of the order were under discussion. One
party rallies under the cognomen of "Sam,
and the other under that of Jonathan" 1t is
also rumored, that jonathan had it, .4I
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nD- The list of passengers by the steam
ship Pacific, as published in the New York Ex-
press, contains, among other names. that Of
The Honorable General Augustus Caesar
Hannibal Dodge. Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Court of her Catholic Majesty, Isabella II,
Queen of Spain." &c. .g .
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LOOK OUT FOR BURGI.ARs.--An attempt was
made last night. and the night before. to break
into the house Of the editor of this paper. The
attempt last night was made between one and
two o'clock but fortunately the noise made in
trying to force one of the windows, awoke one
of the inmates. and the rascal fled towards the
Blutf-Democrat.
The ghost Of defunct Democracy" no doubt.
haunting our ncighbor in his restless midnight
slumbers. The idea of any live person really
attempting to rob st. Paul editor is as absurd
a suppostion as the Democrat has c YER started,
and that is saying great deal.
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GD- A witness in the Raleigh court, being
asked if he had ever heard that Mrs. Wilkins
was naturalist, said he understood that she
had ten children. 'If that don't constitute
naturalist. then should like to know what
docs" a.s i4,s.e- L la+~l o-ioLt CIT
a1- Many of the Catholic citizens of Wash
ington, Georgetown. and Alexandaia are look
ing forward with interest to the Great Provin-
cial Council Of that church, which will com,
mence in Baltimore on the 9th of May and con.
tinuc until the 18th. The most Rev. Arch.
bishop of Baltimore will preside. There viii,
be an attendance of Bishops from Richmond,
Wheeling Pittsburgh, Erie and Philadelphia-
the Secs of Savannah and Charleston being va
cant by death. This is the first Provincial
Council since the division of the United States
into several Arch-bishoprics.
ssraa1o 10 eezcd ---li ne9iasyac T.
Don't you remember Old rowser, 30 shaearTv
and kind how he used to lay, day and night
by the gate, and seize interlopers rbehind.---
[IIere the machine broke down. b,z-e
-cGD- John Phoenix.in the California Pioneer.
tells ofan American Irisbman, who ingenious
ly blended thetwo notices over his shop door,
inIhonor sfhis native and adopted county,
They read thus: a1s "ERIS 60 UNuMo Z-s-o
E.PLgRIBUs BRAGH."
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THE Know NoTHINGs IN CAIIroRSIA.--A
Kaow Nothing convention had been held ia
Sacramento, at which it was determined to
support the nominee of. the American party at
the next Presidential election. to uphold the
constitution in all its compromises, and to main
tain thcprineiples embodied in the Nebraska
bill to their fullest exient. Thirty two dele
gates were selected to attend the Presidential
convention. l wn'cn IS :" % oe nei9 Ill memphis,
Letters were read from sSam Houston, aMr,
Ullman, General Quitman and Nr. Allen, fhe
author Of the ritual.
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Irwin & Jones.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, St. Paul, Minnesota. Once
"A at the Office of the Marshall corner OF st Amino
ny and Market streets. Dec 5,--1yd&w
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Emmett & Moss,
Attorneys and Solicitors.
WILL attend to professional business
w in the various Courts of the Territory. Partcu-
ar attention given the location of Land Warrants,
buyng and selling of lands, Land warrants for sale
for cash or on time. Office the corner of WaDashaw
and Third streets, ST. Paul Minnesota.
l.. EMMETT,
July I, 1852. HENRY l.. MOSS.
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A PHOTOGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS, by Mrs. o
IN att, for sale by f. HOWlrZ & CO.
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Queen of Spain." &c. s.7 .t
One would suppose, from the howlings OF
the abolition press, that slavery had been real.
ly established in Kansas. or that at the very
least, the next Legislature would certainly es
tablish it.--Detroif Free Press.
And yet the late census discloses the fact
that there are already over 100 slaves in Kan
sas ..,.-, -. ..t.. ,.--..,
w> The editors of the New York Tribune
and Times are engaged in a bitter controversy
of which the prohbitory liquor law is the re-
viving cause. H' .aA hff -at2" laG -~"
The STRAITS Decentralization is open on
the Nothern Lakes. On the 3Oth ult., the pro
peller Forest City reached Milwaukee from
Cleveland. Last year. the first arrival was on
the Gath of April, and the year previous. on
the 9th of April. l et..,s s5 fn-sd s7c ~.
THE DISTRICT ArrORNEY.-Thc Grand Jury
lately in session, has passed the following res
olution:
Resolued. That this Grand Jury tender their
thanks to D. g. Cooley, the District Attorney
of this county, for the despatch and ability with
which he has conducted the various matters be-
fore this body at this term. ga gaasI<I 1851
,,ags1 III = G. W. HARRINGTON, ITO,
.us5 .s.8 ~ Foreman of the Grand Jury Z
! o. 1aigEo eal ha--- a Ea hsls3.HaG
THE DEATH Of Mr. Stephen Dcsnoycr, of the
Halt Way House. is announced as having oc
Cured recently in Ga ena,--D Democrat Of las
erening. ~, 80 -, =; - ~
| Not SO fast-you don't kill of our old friend
of the HALLWAY House so easily. Monsieur
Desnoyer went below after his conding wife
but we saw him riding home in wagon OF
Saturday evening, ''large as life," and looking
worth a dozen dead men yet He said be hat
been sick, and We saw his face was little swell
ed. Nothing serious, however, had been th
matter-nothing more than usual!
~ Lieut. A. b. Nelson, IT, S. A. an an1 1ol,
and esteemed soionrner at Fort Smelling, " wa
warmly welcomed back few days sin1cae by hi
numerous st. Paul friends.
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IF wish to see an immense assort-
meut Tsys and all sorts of Fancy Goods, Won lust
etop into the Fancy Storeo Third ST. next door Of
Presleys Grocery Store, where will see opened
much larger stock than has heretofore brought into
market Ladies, especially, invited to can ma
see; and gentlemen not the less
Oct ls,ls64
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Attorney at La,o and General Land Agent,
TUAyING been Register of the Land Office under the
administration, he is able to select the best land
In Territory subject TO entry, and Will warrant the
regularity all locations made by him.
Onice ON Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal
Church, st. Paul, NJ. T.
Iunp Is. lS53-2-4lt
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- Lieut.. A. D. Nelson, u. S. A.. an an old
and esteemed sojonrner 1t Fort Smelling " was Is
warmly welcomed back few days aince by his
numerous st. Paul friends
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wAwRriEI.nE BROWN

UTOBIOGRAPHY of an Actress, by Mrs Mowat,, at
"A e. HOWITZ & CO.
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gs- The Green Bay Advocate invites one
Foss, a Rhode Island editor, to come to Gre. n
Bay this Summer and bring the ''little fossils''
along. Is bHTl b4a aa af fe t.lto6 q
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The BALTIMORE CATHOLIC COUNCIL AND THE
POPE OF RoME-We published yesterday the
pastoral letter of the Archbishop Of Baltimore
az the bishops and prela.es of the Catholic
province of Baltimore, which includes nearly
half the United States east of the Mississippi
river This document is chiefly devoted to
learned exposition of the new dogma of the
Immaculate Conception of the Most Blessed
Virgin Mary, which can certainly do no harm,
If this belief were extended back through all
the earthly ancestors of the Virgin, even to
Adam and Eve. On the other hand, the doc
trine, resting. as it does rest, upon that celes
tial virtue of immaculate purity, must neces-
sarily be productive of good and healing infu
epces amoog the taithful.
There is however q secondary branch oil
this pastoral letter which challenges our spe.
cial attention. 1t relates to that interesting
ard important political question of the extent
of the temporal power Of the Pope over his
flock in the United States. The Baltimore
Archbishop and his subordipates expressly de-
clare to the faithful upon this subject chat
we have never exacted of you, as we ourselves
have never made, even to the highest eccle-
sisstical authority, any engagements incou-
sistent with the duties we owe to the country
and It's laws. On every opportune occasion we
have avowed these principles; and even in our
communications to the late Pontff we rejected
as cslumny the imputation that we were, in
civil matters, subject to his authority" Thisis
surely as emphatic as could be desired; but to
make it perfectly plain they further say that
ito the general and State governments you
owe allegiance in all that regards the
civil ordern This is worthy the &C.
clesiastical successor of the Catholic found
ers of Maryland. Pity that the ignorant aud
conceited edtcrs of Catholic newspapers aud
periodicals should have done so much to create
o different opinion in this country; pity that
our jealous learned and sagacious Archbishop
Hughes, of the province OF New York, should
have done so little to arrest these anti.repub
lican proclivities and principles of his organs
and subordinates. Let us hope, now, that fol-
lowing the example of the Archbishop OF Balti-
more, the Archbishop of New York will here
after, on all suitable occasions, cause it to be
distinctly understood that in all matters re-
latiug TO the civil order" inc luding even the
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The Seized Letters per Ariel.

THE RETURNED DEspATcHEs-We hear that there were
some private letters in the package returned
the State Department the day before yesterday the
agent OF the steamer Ariel and also learn at the time
that they were put into the package before sealed
by the governmental despatch agent at the solicitation OF
various merchants who supposed that tho Vanderbilt line
would as to the public the Collins and
minutes before each Of their steamers sail Vaederbt
without their knowledge directed those Of the Ariel TO
d horr before abe sailed, shat those commercial
O1Q that reached the ship after that time would
800 but through the courtesy OF the despatch agent
who know ing that less Of the letters In question
we're OF great importance to the Of York.
stretched HE authority by giving them place for the sin
gle occasion In his despatch bag The coing Of the lines
mail pouches earlier tia usual the European
without due notice TO the commercial interest OF New York
was uppsrdonabe outrage busnes comfy while the
dispatches the this ship the usual terms
fair keeping indeed with the treatment TO the mer
charts to which We refer above.
We requested by the agent Of the Ariel to say In
reply TO the above paragraph from the Washington Star
that the letter bag Of that ship closed at the hour
as advertised and that intimaton was given by any
one Of desire TO have her letter bag kept open longer
and no request made BY the government to send
dispatches by the Ariel The feized bag contained no
dispatches but made up solely Of letters &c. In.
tended to be struggled by the Ariel, on which letter.
postage moneys had been collected to the prejudice and
in defiance Of the property and rights of the owner Of
that ship
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LOTTERY PoLIoIEs.-"A Victim'' has in
formed us that in his opinion there are nearly
two thousand lottery policy shops in this city,
called exchange Offices" and charges upon
these unlawful establishments the true cause
of much Of the misery among the working
classesn "Can these things be !" l. Fer
nando Wood Mayor or is there no way Of
reaching these Illicit exchange offices. II not,
why not abolish the laws concerning them, aud
ct every body have chance?
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r He ATEsr NEW &
sy MAGNETIC AND PRINTING rEleGRApas.
From baltimore.

From Baltimore.
LOSS BY THE RECENT FIRE--sECRETARY DAVIS GONE
SOUTH ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN NAIL
BALTIMORE, May q, 1853.
Ibe Ere in this city Saturday night WA very de-
tructive. The estimate the loss on g1ois at
s1ls,0co, which there s156,o00 insurance in
Baltimore INDEPENDENTLY the Firemsn's. The loss
the buildings is s31 GOO, and the insurance 900
The losses the stoaks all than fully in
sured, the FIRE occurring at the close Of the busy
season.
Secretary Davis has left Washington for Mississippi.
Acutant General Cooper has been appointed to act
Secretary during his absence.
New Orleans papers, by the arrival Of the mail as las
due received, but they contain no news of In
teresk
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Jersey OiGy News

ATrtMrrD srIcDs-A man, named Charles Rutter,
who is addicted to the excessive use Of Intoxicating
drpf while under Its influence undertook Thursday
evening last, to commit suicide by taking poison On
Friday Recorder Cutter committed him jail for three
months.
BuRGLARs.-Recent depredations Of burglars show
that shrewd and dangerous gang Of that class Of
thieves are at work in Jersey City and vicinity TheY
operate the most scientific system Of house robbng
and be detected only by great vigilance the part
Of the police and citizens,
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common school question, his flock and himself
lowe their allegiance to the general and the
State governments"
The controversy with Mr.. Senator Brooks
on the church property question being closed,
we call upon Father Hughes to issue similar
proclamation to that Of the Archbishop of Bal
timore, including an official order upon the new
)iuuor law.
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time has fully come, we apprehend, for the
breaking up Of this nest of the unclean birds OF
MormoDdom. Win the Washington Union
oblige us and the public at large by informing
us what this administration has done, and what
il proposes TO do to abolish the nuisance?
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Court Calendar Dav.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-NOs. 81 H. 42 AZ
6s, GO, ~, 81. 6S, go.
surRKMx CeuRr-Circuit 1907, 1874, Is, 20, Il,
%, SOS, q 10 a. -
SUPREME CouRr-Geperal Term-Nos o. Io4 o.. g.
~, %, 2S6, %, 90, TO- 49, 40. n, 90, s, 90, IL.
SUPERIOR CorRT.S,o, 1922 e06 lis, co., g. so, $50,
7s, 424, ~, ll9 351 7o6, 49, 75o 476 ia 49, 4o5
o6. - - - - - -
COMMON PIKAs-TBe Appeal Calendar.
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New York, Monday, May rs, 1855.
Notice u Carriers.

The carriers Of the NEW YORK HERALD must bear in
mrd that all routes belong to the proprietor Of this
establishment. None are to be sold. All changes in
tbe delivery of the HERALD made by ourselves. No
other win be ecoppized