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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10
In While Bear Lake Settlement bordering on Eaofe
und Cpdu.. IoEoe fbo fnJyoss;uc. I tTslf'

and Cedar Lakes the foIiosoing: q l.2ft-.
Lot & n W X Of w J. Sec 25 81 r q. re acres
SW1 l -JA4- nag Sec "a T 81 r 81. ..16O do /
SCI 9.Et -tW Sec % 81 2l....l6O do g.
NEA ta.. .,.i, Sec PC I 81 II 81. ..160 do
SWA Sec 81 I 81 r 81 ..160 do &
NEANW SCI r 80 r a.. 40 do :,
NJ NV Sec I 80 a.. 80 do .-
~ NWA .rt Sec 4 I. so r 81. 80 do .
Lots 6 & & W x Nv Sec % 7 81 r 21-137 do
Sc a Sec &c T 81 21....160 do
Lots 1, SIS - Sec 81 81 81. go 10
ShSEl "tl. Sec "a 81 81. 80 do .
All Frac Sec 80 .-s .. 7 81 r 2I....5S5 do
y SW Il Sec "a I 81 r 81. 80 do
In Chsayo County miles from Tdylor's Falls, -
S y NE1. - s-t Sec 81 7 "a R19 w.. 80 do
z SEX Sec % "a 10 w.. 80 do
AItt '. -s- S. P. FOLSOM g. Co., s.s,. .
March 3, 1865. Office in Minnesotian Building.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

TuNHIS is high and commanding elevation, overlook
IL ing the City and the surrounding country, for up
verbs OF thirty miles, and is the most des, able tocQ
lion for pfiUGfe residences within the city limits.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

OEO LOTS in the Cities of Leavenworth, Kickapoo
ocO and Atchson, sale low; property in 9TH
Ell parts of the Territory. DAYTON & PACKARD.
st. Paul, Feb. 81, 1866. .I,s ..-li d&wtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

~ The little steamer lola was sunk at her
moorings, Lower Landing. yesterday afternoon
The sinking was occasioned by the rise in the
river incident to the thaw--the water running
over the ice and filing her hull. She can be
raised Mt small expense. ''ft
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

ITO 10 large gold pins, at so each ........... 80
IT'S fine gold Rings, at 800 each. 10
1877 10 Gold Finger Rings, at 2,OO............. "a
1911 Gold Pencils, at 100 each. 12
1875 Cuff Pins, at 2 90 each NORTHUMBERLAND. 10
1877 sets Of shirt studs, at 2 80 ...............
1913 pair of sleeve Buttons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2O1 seal pins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
221 20 pair of Gold Ear Rings 60
225 Gold Hooks at 1,5O each Observation-Disclosures.
252 81 Breast Pins GO
266 IA Gold Watch Keys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

Be-" ~' SPLENDID STORES & LOTS. 'j*
GITUATED in the business portion ofthe City, for sale
y at q great sacrifice. DAYTON s. PACKARD
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-10

ns- 1t is said that COL Charles +. Stanley.
of Methuen. Mass. has machine for cutting
brush which will do the work of 40 men.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
PLATFORM OF THE MISSISSIPPI
DEMOCRACY

The Democracy Of Mississippi, in State
convention assembled to declare to the peo.
pie their principles and objects, adopt and
publish the following resolves. 70 wit
!. Resolved, That this convention adopts
and re aflirms the Resolutions Of the Ma.
tional Democratic convention, held at Bal.
tinnore in 1889, and deems i. peculiarly an.
propria.c at this time to reproduce for pub.
lie consideration the following of these res
10 wit:
"itesoIved, That the American democ.
racy place their trust in the intelligence, the
patriotism and the discriminating Justice of
the American people.
Resolved, That We regard this as dis-
tincive feature OF our political creed, which
we are proud to maintain before the world
is the great moral element in form of
government, springing from and upheld by
he popular will; and we contrast it with
he creed and practice of federalism, under
whatever name or form, which seeks to
palsy the will of the constituent, and which
,onceires no imposture too monstrous for
10 popular crcdu!ity,
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18

BURY NE IN THE MORNING.
BIT Ems. MALE.

Bury me in the movsing, mother.
Oh!let me have The light
Ofous bright day on my grave. mother,
Ere yos leave me sloss with the night;
Alone in lha night fthe grave. mother
It's thought Of terrible fear -
Ard you will be here alone, mother,
And let me have the light
Ofons bright day on my grave. mother.
Ere am alone with night.
You tell me Of the Saviour's love, mother.
feel it in my heart:
But oh from this bsau.iful world. mother,
It's hard for the young 70 part!
Forever to part. when here. mother.
The soul 10 fain to stay.
For the grave is deep and dsk, mother.
And Heaven seems far away.
Then bury me in the morning, mother,
And let me have the light
OF one bright day on my grave, mother,
Ere am alone with night.
Never unclasp my hand. mother,
Fill it falls away from thine
Let me hold The pledge ofmy love. mother
Till feel the love divine;
The love divine-oh look. mother.
Above ito beams ace;
And there an angelo face. mother,
Il smiling down on me
DO bury me 10 the morning mother.
When sunbesms food the sky-
when the light Of lie 10 dark. mother,
And leads to light on high.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
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The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
PROOF FROK THE RECORD.
SOUTHERN MEN READM

The following table carefully compiled
from the Records. says the Aississippiss.
shows how AsolIrioxIsx has triumphed at
tie North. Ar9vSA Ns isssrussentalay Of the
ksow NoaAing Oryaaization. This infs-
nous party which 10 its incipiency. and BE-
fore its real purposes were developed. was
recommended To Southern men BY the des-
perate demagogues who expected 70 profit
by It. - sound National organisation. has
shown itself to be the most potent ,nstru-
ment ever yet devised BY The enemies ofthe
South, for the accomplishment of their un-
hallowed desigus. The table shows that 10
every instance where the oppositioa 70 the
Democracy, in the shape Of the mis-called
American party. has succeeded in defeating
a Democrat for Congress who supported
the Nebraska bill, they have elected an
Abolitionist in his place. Thus Noses Nc
Donald Of Maine has been beaten down BY
the Abolitionists alias "Amsrieans. and
John n. Woods vile fanatic takes his place;
and so with Harry Hibbard. Colin n In
gersol; and others whose names are men
toned.
Look ct this Record, men of Mississippi
and decide for yourselves whether this
Know Nothing Order has'..subserved the
ends which were promised for it when so
many Of you became members oft? Look
at this Record and doubt il you can that
Virginia. Tennessee, North Carolina, Ala
bama and Texas acted wisely when they
repudiated it?
Preserve this table and when Know
Nothing demagogue. or an honest hearted
but deluded member of the Secret Council
denies that it has been the effective means
" Destroying the friends Of the South At the
North and promoting Aboli,ionism. show
him the proof.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18

Resolved. That the American Dsmoc IN.
sy place their trust in the intelligence,
the patriotism, and the discriminating jus.
tice Of the American people.
Resolped, That we regard this As a dis
tinctive feature OF our political creed, which
We arc proud to maintain before the world
ss the great moral element in q form OF
government springiug from and upheld by
the popular will; and We contrast il with
the creed and practice Of feder alism. under
whatever name or form. which seeks to
palsy the will Of the contttuent, and which
conceivss no imposture too monsuous for
the popular credulity.
Resolved, therefore. Thst entertaining
these views. the Democratic party Of this
Union. thro' their delegates ssembled in
a genera convention, coming together in
a spirit Of coLcord, Of devotion 10 the doc.
trines and faith Of free representative
government. and appealing to their fellow
citizens for the rectitude of their intentions
renew and re-assert before the American
people the declarations Of principles avow-
ed by them when, on former occasions, in
general convention, they have presented
'heir candidates for the popular suffrages
l. That the federal government is one
of limited powers. derived solely from the
constitution and the grants Of power made
therein ought to Be strictly construed by all |
the departments and agents of the govern
men' q that It's inexp-dient and dangerous
TO exercise doubtful constitutional powers.
6 That the constitution does not confer
upon the general government the power to
commence and carry on general system
Of internal Improvements.
3. That the constitution does not confer
upon the federal government, di.
rectiy or indirectly, to assume the d, BITS Of
he several States, contracted for local and .
Internal Improvements or other State pur.
doses; nor would such assumption be just /,
,r cxpedient. ,
4. That justice and sound policy forbid /
he federal government to foster une
'ranch OF industry to the detrimeut Of any t
ther, or to cherish the interests Of one ,
orlion to the injury Of another portion Of a
ur common country that every citizen and G
very section Of the country, has a right I
} demand and insist upon an equality Of 4
gh.s and privileges, and to complete an '
mple protection of persons and property :
sm domestic violence or foreign aggres. G
N. II
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18

"Why don't you give Us little Greek
and Latin OCCASIONALLY" asked = country
deacon Vi the new minister.
DE You understand those languages"
"No. but We pay for the best, and we
ought to have IT,"
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

1t Is . fact
That the Kaow Nsthings IL the frs,
States have elected none but Abolitionis.,
and frsssoilsn 70 the Congress Of the Uai
ted States.
Iii fact
That the Wing Know Nsshiag papers ass
unable to designate representative elected
to the Cougrsss ~ 8snats ef the United
States. by the Know Nothing. who 10 moi
IN sbolitienist or Frsssoilsr.
1t Is a fact
That every representative from the free
States in the Congress or Senate Of the Uui.
ted States. whom the Know. Nothings have
elected, or assisted 10 elect, IL il favor ol
the repeal Of the Nebraska bin, and The 70.
peal or modiaestiea sf the fugitive slave
law.
It 10 . fact
That The Know Nothing Legislature el
Massachusetts, has removed Judge LorinR,
an able and upright Judge. from sdics, b.
cause he decided that the fugitive slsvs
Burns should b delivered sp under the
fugitive slave lsw-sad this same Know
Nothing Legislature elected Henry Wilson,
an abolitionist. to the Senate Of the United
States and that Henry Wilson voted in
the Senate Of the United States 70 repeal
the Fugitive slave Law.
1t ia a fact
That the Know Nothings Of Wisconsin
elected Durkee an ultra a6olitionist to the
Senate Of the Uaitsd States.
1t is fact
That the Know Nothing Legislature Of
Michigan passed resolutions ins'ructinQ Gen,
Cass and NJ. Stewart, the Senators from
Michigan. to vote E,r the repeal Of the Fu.
gitive slave law. sud Nebraska aad K.nsas
bill. And the same Know Nothing Lepis.
laturs of Michigan passed Q Law refusing
the use Of the prisons Of the State Of N;chi.
gan to the officers Of the United States eoy.
enment to secure fugitive slaves.
tits a fact
That the Know Nothing Senate Of Maine
passed resolutions. declaring the Fugitive
Slave Law nstitutional. and demanding
its immediate repeal-and in favor Of sboi.
ishing slavery in the District of Columbia
and declaring that they would never con.
sent to the admission into the Fede raj Union
Of any more States with constitutions a..
thorizing slavery.
[t is a fact
That every Governor elected bv the
Know Nothings in the free States, IL IN ab.
olltionist.
Ii is q fact
That the grand councils Of the Know |
Nothings in Massachusetts. Pennsylvania
md New Hampshire have passed strong |
Abolition and ant.slavsry resolutions.
L is fact
That the Know Nothings Of the North
Ire in favor Of prescribing al white foreign.
rs and Catholics from Office, and are At
he same time in favor Of civil liberty to ali
rec negroes.
{ is fact
That the negroes Of the North vot, with
nth the Know Nothings. and have been
epeatedly complimsnted for their patriot.
I'M in thus voting. By the Know Nothine
rgans!
I is fact |
That not one Of ths fsots shove slatsd
an bs truthfaly denied By any Know ,
.c'hing organ IN tSe Uricn. I
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
PRESIDENT,

Brothers and Americans. havi ng taken the
Obligation administered to you By tie Vice
President. will now proceed 70 instruct
you in the Signs. Passwords. Grips &c.,
Of this Order. Thsn give them.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
WORTHY vrCE-PREsiDENr:
OBLIGATIONTO BE GIVEN BY THE
VICE.PRESiDENT.
OBLIGATION.

You do solsmnly and unreservsdly de.
clare. upon your honor. - = man. without
hesitation or mental reservation. ssvsr to
divulgs any Of the Signs. Passwords Or
Grips, you may receive; expose. OF cause
to be exposed, any paper or papers that
may come into your possession, or the aams
OF any person you may see hers:-and fur.
thermore. will not vote for any but
Native born Cilixens.-the nominees Of this
order, to sll Offices Of fhonor. trust or profit.
to the exclusion Of oil Aliens. Foreigners.
and Roman Catholics IN particular; and
should you prove unworthy. you will sub.
init to have your name published 10 all the
different Societies Of this order. throughout
the several States Of the Union, a. one not
worthy to BE- trusted either 10 business or
ofice All this you solemnly swear ia the
presence Of God and on The Flag Of your
Country.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
AN ACT to be entitled an oct to amend

AN ACT to be entitled an oct to snend
the Constitution ofthe State Of Nississipp
SEcrloN I. Be i enacted ~ the Lseis.
laiuvs sf tie State Of Mss;ssippi, tive
thirds Of each branch concurring, That
the Constitution Of the State Of Mississippi
be amended BY adding thereto the follow.
ing article, to-wit:
All public officers 10 this State, Legisla.
tive. Executive. and Judicial. whose term,
Of Office expire as the general election to b.
held in the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and 6fy.seven, or at any subsequen,
general election. shall continue to hold thsi,
Offices until the 6rst Monday Of January
next following the expiration Of said terms,
and until their successors shall bs quali6.
ed: Provided. such Of said officers a are
required to give bond for the discharge ol
their duties shall give bond and security
for said extended term, ~ may be provided
BY the Legislature: and the the terms of Of.
6ce Of all officers chosen ct the general
election in the year eighteen hundred and
6ty.seven, or at any subsequent general
s0''v", Sr, sn.n So'n".enos on :ns niss Mon
ton. and shall continue for the time now
61sd BY the constitution. and until their
A. " p" = ..s" . r
sbsll +. n. dntv of.h. s..rs,.~. - ,f o.. S.s."
to give notice Of this act. and of, the amend.
ment ofthe Constitution proposed hereby, at
Al election h- .!iv.r.;..s.. is ,.s .sA. sensr'
mor. nrhE. ...sr.n.". s..rr.hS - s":ce OF
Ststs. Ind A. MA slsct;d" vs"'o -" o.rs ~ :ns
elector voting for members Of III. s~;.1s.
turs sh.ll .iso ~ yo,s . sor W .m.;s ~ "s Les,s.:
smsndmsnt IN ,hs n.rrs, foI5c";.. . '.s ~:. .s:u
ths r.turr;ro cfScsr - -. s..h .Ss. "mS w.s"'
ton nr.c;nct .h.iI .sL ..sh ..S . 80. ..! s'.c'
vh.th., he !. g., ~ .o.;m.. [ ~. -. :J s.:J 'o'c'
se1 sm.rdmers s.d sS.I, ..ni.:. G :T :, P.oPo'
toh;- and .bsii c.n.. " . .s.!"s.. p"." % sns .I"e
sa;d VOTE, n hs isn. 49, .Ss r0olu .T o.
"Tenure Of Oa;cs ms.Jn,s,. 80 - ."S s.u ..,r U''
,u,e of Oa;.s ~ ams.'s-... I S .ly
mai. . ,rvs ,.,n.. ' ss s';I .a0 sasl'
0h.,;G ~ .,s,.s.s ..,u.;. - so'eS 70 .ne
conr,v. "A !, sa.uh".u" IE oIo.' !" 'ne
n or:.sI s,,... " " y :ue esl'y " '1e sner'
n;rn oG".s T = ;" . ..''n S's'y re'sr,
th;. .ct '1"'' WIN " copy Of
o.. D n
g, o.c; .. Ns ya'sAe' era1ed, That the |
oner'ns, OF general returning ofhcers. shall
make !ssafns Of al votes given for o. q
sesns' INC saa0 amendment and also Of the
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18

lfyou observe . gentleman with his
arm around young lady. it is morally Ger.
certain that they are not married.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
REHABILITATION.

National or Nebraska Democrats returned 4,
Freescil or Anti-Nebraska fusionists cleo
ted BY the Know Nothincs = %
Free soil ~hig- furToyed 70 h,-e tccn sun.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.

At = regular meeting Of the National Con.
vsntion Of the Democratic Party, begun
and held at Baltimore on the ist. June,
A. d. 1859. the following was adopted
as the Platform and principles Of the
party throughout the Union.
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
FORGET THEE.
n ABv. JOBS nocLfRyp.

Forget thee! Tito dream BY night,
And muse on thee by day
Hall the worship. deep and wild,
A poets heart can pay
If prayers in absence. brssthed for thee,
TO heavens protecting power
II winged thoughts which ait to thee.
A thousand in an hour-
II busy fancy blending thee
With oil my future lot
II this thou call'st 'forgsttirx." thou
Indeed shalt bs forgot.
Forget thee! Bid the forest birds
Forget their sweetest tune;
Forget thee! Bid the sea forget
To swell beneath the moon;
To drink refreshing dew;
Thyself forget thine own dear land.
And i.s mountains wild and blue:
Forge each old familiar face,
Each long reme mbsred spot:
When these things srs forget by thee.
Then thou shalt Be forgot.
Keep, if.hou wilt. thy maiden peace.
Still calm and fancy frus.
For God forbid thy gladsome heart
Should grow less glad for me;
Yet. while that heart il still unwon,
Oh! bid not mine 10 rove;
But let it nurse its humble faith
Ard uncomplaining love.
II these preserved for patient years,
At last avail me not,
Forget me then, but ne'er believe
That thou esp'st b. forgot
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-10-18
Northern Democra,s .
who voted for the
Nebraska bill.

Northern Democrat
who voted for th
| Nebraska bill.
! Maine
Moses Mcdonald
Mc Nsspshirs.
Harry Hibbard.
| Connecticut.
Colin NJ. Ingersol q.
| NesS York.
Thos. W. Cunning
\ wvs 49, ., =,
Hiram walbridge.
Mike Walsh.
William Twedc e.
William A. Walker
Francis B. Cutting
T. Il. Westbrook
Peter Rowe......
John J. Taylor
Nsw Jersey.
Samuel Lilly.....
George Veil.
Pennsylvania.
Thos B. Florence.
John Robbins jr.
William II. White.
John McNair.
Samuel A.Bridges.
Christian N. Straub
Hsndrick B. Wright
Asa Parker......
William r. kurtz.
John L. Dawson
Ohio.
David I. Disney.
Frederic W Green
Sdsond B. Olds. >. |
Wilson Shannon :. |
Indiana. (
smith Miller ..... |
William II. English
'yrus L. Dunham. /
ames H. Lane 90. |
hos A. Hedricks . |
ohm G. Davis. |
'orman Eddy....j |
Illinois. |
I'm. A. Richardson
ames G. Allen |
'illis Allen n...... !
Michigan. |
avid Stuart. |
lmuel Clark ....j,
6ma. |
srnhart Hem %. |
California. |
s. A. McDougal &!
ilton s. Latham. II
RECAPITU
tional or Nebraska Den
-.t A.