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DR.. G. w. HALsEY:-l believe your Forest Wine and
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copy of which enclose you, is also impor.
tant in another particular It provides a
scheme for the domestication and civilization
OF this wretchcd people. By the way, ru-
NOR has reached here, that Hole in the Day
the head chief of the Chippewas is dead. Is this
true' [.Vo.-EDs.] oi AraIi vies..a alni
Among other things of some interest, there
has been some hard sparring both in the SEN
ate and House, on the subject of know Moth
ingism." 1t is said that there is a majority in
the House, strongly impregnatcd with this Or
der; but this is almost Incredible; yet, when
VIC see the triumph it is obtaining East, West
North and South, it may be true. So strong is
the american feeling in the staid and uncon-
querable Old Dominion, that his friends already
concede that Mr.. Wise will be defeated for Gov
ernor. The Presidential question is little agi-
tated, and we "k,ao,0 nothing" about who will
be candidates. One thing is certain there
are plenty of aspirants, who are willing to be
called any thing, to receive a nomination. God
speed Minnesota? Yours, MOHAWK.
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gas- A Southerner gave party to few
friends, who happened to converse about Sam
bo's power ofhead endurance, the gentleman
said he owned negro whom no one in the par
ty could knock down or injure by striking on
the head. A strong burly fellow laughed at
the idea, and as Sam was about entering the
room with candle, the gentleman stood be-
hind the door, aad as he entered struck his
head with all his force. The candle lickered
a little, but Sam passed quietly on, remarking
gentleman, be careful OBJ de elbows or dc
lights will be distinguished
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SLAVERY ErERNAL-It is hallucination to sup.
pose that we are ever going to get rid of Afri-
can Slavery, or that it will be desirable to do
SO. 1t is thing that we can not do without,
that is righteous, profitable and permanent, and
that belongs to southern society as inherently
and durably as the white race ITSELF Yea, the
white race will itself emigrate from southern
States to Africa, California or Polynesia, soon
er than the African. Let MS make up our
minds, therefore, to put up with and make the
most OF the Institution. Let us not bother our
brains about what Providence intends to do
with our negroes in the distant future, but glo-
ny in and profit to the utmost by what he has
done for him in transplanting him here and set.
ting him to work upon our plantations. Let
the politicians and planters of the south, while
encouraging the 'Baptisrs and Methodsts,"
and other denominations, have less number
of votes in outstanding the negroes, keep
their slaves at hard work, under strict dsci-
plice, out OF idleness and mischief while they
live and when they come to die, instead of
sending them off to Africa or manumitting
them to life Of Freedom" RIGHTEOUSNESS and
nuisance, will them over to their children or
direct them to be sold where they will be made
to work hard and be of service to their masters
and to the country.
True philanthropy to the negro begins like
charity at home, and if southern men would
"ce as IL Ihc CANOPY vi heaven were Inscribed
with a covenant in letters of fire that the ne
gro is here and here forever, is our property
and ours forever, is never to be emancipated,
is to be kept hard at work, and in rigid subjec-
ton all his days, and is never to go to Africa,
to Polynesia or to Yankee Land, far worse
than either, they would accomplish more good
in five years than they boast the institution it.
self to have accomplished in two centuries. and
cut up by the roots sort of evils and fallacies
that threaten to drive the white race wander
ing in the western wilderness sooner than Cuff
fee will go to preach the gospel in Guinea
Richmond Eranainer.
Thut's it We like plain talk from ':nigger"
quarters
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1854
Legislative,

The Legislature makes haste slowly in or
ganizlng permanently. 1t will be seen by GU,
reports, that the House yesterday morning
perfected its temporary organization merely
and adjourned, Previous to doing any other
business the House-very properly, and at the
suggestion Of its temporary presiding officer
cut down its number of sworn members to the
legal complement.
The Council permanently organized in the
afternoon-electing The caucus nominees with
great unanimity.
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
hrignal and Accumulated Capital, 100000, and con-
" stanty increasing for the benefit Of those insured
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
A. J. WHITNEY, General Agent for Minnesota and
tern Wisconsn.-Oflce in the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELL, agent, st. Anthony Falls;
Hon. w. Ii. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids;
THEODORE L. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
w. IL. SEMMES, g Hudson, Wisconsin.
Bristol Wheelock, travelling agents for Minnesota
St. Paul, June 10, 1854.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

"E are about closing up our business and will sell
w the remainder Of our stock at Cost. All of Won
who indebted to fer goods hereby notified that
will remain few days at our old stand in the Rice
House to receive the several amounts due from YOU
ourselves but that after the 18th Of January next
shall be compelled to leave all accounts then unpaid in
other hands for collection at your expense. - $50
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LOST BAGGAGE.

yuyHE North Western Express Co. have Just complet-
ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost WestQf Detroit. We shall
ceiye emmonthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association of all Baggage unclaimed unknown at
any of the Depots west Il that point For particulars
inoure at our office, opposite the Post Office. hee
49, ~ ~ J. G. BURBANK & CO.
st. Paul, Dec. is; 1854. dNwtf
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SAN FRANCISCO.

HNHE subscriber has laid out town bearing the above
IL title, Immediately at the ssLitte Rapds'' Of the
Minnesota river 1.-THE first obstruction an
ascending that river by seamboats which is bound 70
become Keokuk OF the region country in which ~
is situated will give lots mechanics and actual
tiers, and sell lots to spectators at bargains For
more particular Information. dire at San Fran
cisco, of Nelson Gibbs, ESQ., at Hofman's boot and
shoe store, st. Anthony street, opposite the Emnre
Block. d&w2t WIN. FOSTER
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Notice to Trespassers on school Lands, in RAM
sey County.
M Office is hereby given, that sections numbered 16
IN and Sc reserved for Schools; and that all per-
sons who have trespass upon the same, by cut
ting timber otherwise will be obliged to pay all the
damages that may aned by trespass,
and be otherwise dealt with as the law directs.
..4.re. j. P. WILSON,
Chm'n Board Co Commissioners Ramsey Co.
Dec. IL, 1854. 2mwI6
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German and French.

II BURNAND,a graduate Of the University of Hell
1Ze dleburg, Germany, proposes 10 teach during the
winter in St. Paul, Glasses Private PUPILS in the Ger
man and French Languages. He may be found at the
NV s6l. .ff ff l.4s-s -fa+ ,fsFr.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou-
BILE the quantity Of reading matter
in that Of the Fifty cents or Dol
Tar Pub1cGfi0as. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infirmities
AID disorders of youth and matu-
rity, resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers ; observations on marriage,
its duties and disqualifcations, &
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THE WHEAT MARKET.-The Davenport Ca
zette says: Davenport as wheat market, we
presume, will excel any point on the Upper
Mississippi this season. There are several
firms purchasing here, but the largest we should
judge to be that of Messrs. Burrows & Pretty
man. Last Saturday this firm took in from
wagons 1900 bushels Of wheat and although
they are grinding at the rate of 1000 bushels
per day, they have now accumulated on hand
over Is, 600 bushels. When the season is over
we will compare statistics with any city above
St. Louis' .c
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n@- Letters have been received from Fa.
tber Mathew, announcing his safe arrival at
-uadeira, and that the genial climate of the is
land had already produced beneficial change
in his health. 7-arN
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CAUTION.

fHE public hereby warned against negotiating for
Il certain prommissory note given by me about the
Sth Of October last to A. Davis order, the
obtained by deception and shall not pay it.
Dakota Co. Jan /, 1856 dawlw WARREN WOODBURY.
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NOTICE.

FTER the first Of January, ensuing, all letters
IA ing to this office unpaid, will have to be paid on de-
livery. The great number Of boxes now used makes il
necessary to conform strictly instructions from
Department on this subject. et .5-s
W. HENRY FORBES, P. NJ
st. Paul, P. O., Dec. Is, 1854.
Democrat and Times, please copy st
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PRIVITE MEDICAL TREATISE.
ON THE
Physiological View of Marriage.

M. b. LA CROIX, M. D. Albany, N. Y.
$50 Pages and 100 Fine Plain and Colored thoaranbs
and Plates. isN
~ Price only Twenty Five Cents
TSent free of postage to all parts Of the IInion kH
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- as.na BOSTON
BOOT &SHOE STORE.
II. w. NUOrSp & To es ~

~ZHOLESALE & Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
w Rubbels and Buffalo Overshocs-Third, near Ce-
dar streewould inform the public that they are now
Offering for sale a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of
BOOTS f. SHOES, M -,fa
at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. oi
We intend to keep the BEST of MASSACHUSETTS,
MAKE constantly on hand and to sell at the LOWEST
LIVING RATES. . tt. Pa n | at
10 City and Country Dealers will Of course call and
US before purchasing elsewhere. -..it -la
WOOD s. MORSE.
st. Paul, Nov. 81, 1854. II
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Ms- The cities of Mexico and Vera Cruz
have voted, almost unanimously, to continue
Santa Anna as President of Mexico.
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Ng- 1t is said the Auditor of Indiana has
made $4,000 fees, by the return OF bills of the
State Stock Banks of that State.
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At the price to the $40 Clubs cannot direct the
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Subscriptions mag commence at any time. Payment
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risk but the Postmaster at the place where the let
is mailed should be made acquainted with its
tents and keep description of the bills.
Bills of specie paying bank in the United States
or Canadas received at par for subscriptions. 81.
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receive The Tribune need not wait to be called
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to write letter in few words possible, nclose the
money and write the name of the subscriber with the
Post Office, County and State, and direct the letter
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than once week are requested to examine the Semi
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considered, published in the United States.
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--latest News!

A0tCSC lSCWSs
w. BASS, having purchased the Entire stock of
q Cheap Clothing and Dry Goods, Of L. Greve,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of ST. Paul. that
he will continue to sell goods at the cheap rates,
and some articles at still lower prices than offered
in this Territory.
The stock large and prices TO suit the closest buyer
So come along all we that weary and tired those
enormous prices in the habit of paying, and buy
where you can save rs per. ct.
Country merchants will do well to call and examine
stock as he is prepared 70 do jobbng business at New
York prices.
Remember the stand of L. Greve, opposite Empire
Saloon, st. Paul. Nov 9, 1S64-f
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P A r K E r. S
Real Est@;He AH=t~e~%

-&RSal -k!St@Eo AbStraCt.
STRANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
~ Estate in this city and county, loaning money
thereon, will ind it to their interest consult said alb
stract.
And they are invited to call and examine it, before
lying upon information obtained from other Sources Its
advantages will be cheerfuy explained.
st. Paul, Aug. 4, 1854. ~ ...
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CATHCART & CO..

=. w OAII1OART q co.,
~OULD call the attention of the trade tbrouebout
w the Territory to their wholesale department. con-
sisting Of -i li WIZ
70 Bales brown shifting bales strip'd shifting,
paIes canton Fiannes do heavy cotton duck,
90 Brown Drilling % prs red fannels
do dennis & blue drill. 10 prs blue and grev N.r,.,
lungs 20 prs white grey do
o. W Ded TicKlng % prs Batting }F
300 prs assorted prints 6O doz Rnck Sloxe. 4 r,t,,
"a bales seamless bags 5O prs Crash ''s
100 dog Knitted socks = -
With large assortment OF Threads Hats Cans. WAL
EN- Yarn, Comforters, etc., etc.
Cur advantages the eastern markets. warrants n. e.,
saying that sell goods cheap as thew can he
bought in st. Louis. Chicago Galena adding the trans
Pei taol. call and examination will convince the
buyer. OATJIC RT 4 % S
Oct. 4, 1854 dawsessa = w.
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College Of st. Paul.

PRACTICAL DEPARTMENT.
EEREPARATORY TO the opening of this Department
II permission has been granted to Mr.. II. HAYES, q
Graduate of Bowdoin College, to commence an Evening
School for Young Men. E. D. NELL,
Treas B. s.
Instruction given I'm English Grammar, Penmanship,
Bookkeeping, Geography, Arithmetic. Algebra, Geom
etry and Surveying. Latin and Greek aught If desired
Tuition Sc, for term OF three months
Pupils will find their lights and stationery. Hours
from to O'Clock every evening, except Saturday and
Sunday
Term will commence Monday Evening, Dec Is, at the
Baldwin School Building.
Dec q, lS54-l91 Iti
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st. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Constantly Increasing
ALEX. WILKIN, President;
w MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE w HARRINGTON, Secretary;
II PARKER, Treasurer;
Arc now prepared to issue Cash or Mutual Policies at
favorable rates OF premium as any other responsible
pany.,
= BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas w Borup, Alexander Wilkin,
Chas ii Parker, Henry NJ Rice,
Chas d Fillmore, William Ames, .
Levi Sloan, William Murray.
John FarriDgtcn, Geo w Harrington,
Abraham II Fridley, ..~
Office on St. Anthony street, in room formerly occu
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb, 1s54-22-1y
Rensselaer, Insurance Company.
Lansingbursh, New York. .
CHARTERED, AID. 1886.
r.. Insures against Loss by Fire of
DWELLINGS, STORES, &c
f CAPITAL, 100000.
REFERENCES.
James Richardson & Co.-Madison, Wis.
Charles d. RObinson-Green Bay, Wis.
A. P. Halsey, Esq, Cashier Bank of New York-New
York. t .... .r-
Alpheus Warren, ESQ.,, firm of Tremore s. Warren, No
-. 211, Wa.er street, do. %
Messrs Salisbury Fake Wood No I, Cedar street, do
S. K. Stowe, Esq, Cashier Troy City Bank, Troy.
j. S. Christie, Esq, Cashier Manufactured Bank, do.
Hiram, Socum, Esq, Troy.
Lyman Garfield, Esq, do
Messrs Haght & Gillespy, do
Messrs N airs & Mcclure, do -f.s ... .-,.f
John S. Fake ESD, President Rensselaer, Co. Bank
Lansingburgh.
Arson Groesbeck, ESQ.,, Cashier, do.
'i.f 1903 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, Josephus P. Leavins
Henry A. Mercer, John Mairs, Henry Fake, Alison D.
Hull, James Dougrey, Jason j. Gillespy, Sidney D.
Smith, David T. Lamb, John A. Snyder.
JACOB FAKE, President. "A
-. Alison d. HULL, Vice President.
JAMES DOUGREY, Secretary. -
This Company has been in operation for more thar
eighteen years, and has always settled paid
promptly and honoraby. 1t is Lew in fOurishng CON
dition, safe and reliable.
II. R. B1GELOw, AGENT,
Office over L. B. Wait s. Co.'s store, Third street.
st Paul, NOV IS, 1S64--163
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MONEY ! MONEVll

unlimited sums, can be obtained at G. H. Parker's
Il Banking House, st. Paul, c. H. Parker & Co.
Stwaer at any time during the next four months. on
NO. paper, or on unincumbered real estate in RAM
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

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