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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-29

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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-29

"MINNEsorA AS 1T Isl. Wesley Bond,
Esq, has laid upon our table copy of the
now edition of his work bearing the above IT,
tle This is the tenth edition of his work
and contains about fifty pages of new matter
in the shape of supplement, principally Sta
tistical, and very useful to the emigrant.--
The work is illustrated by numerous fine en-
cravings representing view Of St. Paul il
1856, view of Minnchaha Falls, the Sus-
pension Bridge at Minneapolis, &c.
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NICOLS, KINNIE Il CO..

VNTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in STOVES, TIN
w WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPL ENIENTS, &C.,
Corner of Exchange and ST. Anthony Streets (near the
American Hotel,) ST. Paul. Minnesota, are now opening
their large and carefully selected stock consisting in
part of Cooking and Paror Stoves latest and most
approved patterns, Tin, Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead Bar
and Sheet Lead Copper Bottoms, Braziers and Timed
Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc Sheet Iron and Nails Of all
sizes; Window Glass and Shades, White Lead Zinc
Paints, Manila Ropi, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, such as Flows, Cuvators, Cul-
tvator and Harrow Teeth, Grain Cradles, Scythes and
Snaths, Handled and Garden Rakes two three, and
four-pronged German and CastSteel Forks; Shovels,
Spades, Mattocks, Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay
Knives, Straw Cutters, Pruning Shears Prer Scythes.
HEAVY HARDw ARE.-Anvis. Vices, Bellows Hand and
Sledge Hammers, Axes, Hotches, Rasps Files, Carriage
Springs and Axes, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Crowbars
Wagon Boxes, Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Well Wheels
and Buckets, Cstern Pumps, Brass, Enammeled, and
French-pressed Kettles, Hollow Ware generally Sad and
Fire Irons.
Also general assortment of Japanned and Tin Ware.
All sorts of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Work done to
order. This stock have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers, and therefore enabled
sell at the lowest rates. The public respectfully in
vited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
St. Paul, Jure IS. d1m-vtf
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The Rush for vVkeatland.

The Cincinnati Commercial s.ys :: =" The
number of gentlemen who have alrea ly
packed their carpet bags for Wheatland is
absolutely frightful, and the railway compa-
MES, as we learn, are making large calcula-
lions and preparations to accommodate that
pilgrimage which has already commenced,
ard whose full tide may within a few days
be expected. We have heard it suggested
that it would be no more than right ior the
companies to enter into arhalf price arrange
ment, as Trey do on the happening Of a
State Far-nstead Of saying, All animals
intended for exhibition at half the usual
rates. to say all politicians. Poor fellows.
Nineteen out of twenty will need It before
their cravings are satisfied, and it will not be
unsafe to calculate that nine out of every
ten of the applicants will find themselves at
the end of disheartening race and debas-
ing attendance upon the fountain of patron
age, out of pocket, out of credit, and out OF
character" s-
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Territory Of Minnesota, District Court.
Ramsey County. I'd judicial District.

~ GORGE W. EWING, Plaintiff, against William G.
VI Ewing Jr., Charles Guthrie Mary l.. Guthrie Chas.
ID. Bond, Lavna A. Bond, Esther Ewing, Charles E.
Sturgis, Louisa Surgis SmaTOod Noel Sophia c. Noel.
Catharine Esther Ewing, William A. Ewing, Susan Hood,
George W. Ewing, 2nd and William Sturgs. Defendants,
To the above named Defendants I'm the of the
United States, you and each of you hereby
moned and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which complaint has been filed in the Office of
The Clerk of the District Court in the County of Ramsey,
the Second Judicial District aforesaid and serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint us, the
subscribers, at Office in the City of ST. Paul County
If Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service of this SUMMONS you exclusive
Of the day of sue service, and you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
ANEs & VAN ETTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated ST. Paul, November Is, 1856 ncy15-wSw
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EARTHaUAKE.-The Russian journals are
filled with det'ils of the catastrophe at sche-
maka, in the Caucasus. On the morning OF
18th of July the weather was very sultry, and
a general feeling of suffocation was felt. AT
length heavy rumbing noise was heard.
followed by a very violent shock of earth
quake. AL .hough the shock lasted only
about thirty seconds, 800 houses and more
than 100 shops were completely thrown
down, aud great many others seriously
damaged. Only one person was killed, five
were wounded. The loss is estimated at
upwards of 100000 francs.
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RuFFIANIsM.-The New York Courier and
Enquirer says that letters at the South ad-
dressed to John G. Fremont within the last
four months have been repeatedly intercepted
and broken open. One postmaster in Virginia
even went SO far as to refuse point blank to
mail letter addressed by a Virginia lady to
Mrs. Fremont, who was her relatiye-the
postmaster declaring that no letter with that
address upon it should be mailed at his Of
flee. And he kept his word. $4,000
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@eeklg Minmesotian.
SATURDAY MORNING, nov. %, 1856.
Thanksgiving

Was generally observed by most of our cit
liens on Thursday. A great number OF the
stores and workshops were closed during
large portion of the day. Services were held
in the Catholic, the Episcopal and the Cen
trail Presbyterian churches. The Rev. j. N.
Mattocks, the newly sttled pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, delivered very inter
esting and instructive discourse at the Cen
trail Presbyterian before the Union Prot
estant congregations of St. Paul.
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THE MA1Ls.-We learn that an overland
mail from Dubuque was to have started last
Wednesday morning for St. Paul. The mails
that come by the river have all arrived, and
there will not be another till they begin to
arrive by the overland route, which will not
probably be before Monday or Tuesday, as
the roads down in Iowa are said to be almost
impossible in consequence of the mud.
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STEAM sAwMILL FOR SALE.

pleted and in perfect running order, is offered for
sale by the propretors. The engine is 40 horse power
and new with all the other machinery, which is of the
most substantial kind, and the most approved PLAN
Power TO the 500 to 1C00 per annum be
ted for Flour i ihe stock of which can be easily OBJ
taned as no better point in the 4erri.oTg be found
for MIL Power for other purposes has been rented.
The capacity of the Mill is such that it will cut 20 thous
and feet of soft lumber and 16 to Is of hard wood every
"a hours those who wish to embark in the business,
the proprietors safely recommend the mill of
the best in the Territory, and no better point be
found in this section OF the country either for numbering
or Touring
Apply to NJ. T. Talbot, Cannon City, or to IIleary
WASHINGTON, HartIgs. y jy7-dawtf
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NJ Office OF APPLICATION for the discharge of an
ins0ivent from his debts, pursuant to the provi-
sons OF Chapter SO of the Revised Statutes of the Terri
tory OF Minnesota entitled "Of Relief Of Insovent
Debtors William L. Ames, of the city of St. Paul, in
the county OF ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota, an
inscivent pebtor Notice first published August I'd,
1906 Creditors to appear before the Hon. Moses Sher
burne Judge of the Second Judicial District of the Ter
ritory of Minnesota, at his Chambers in the Capito
the City OF st. Paul. on the 10th day of January, A. d.
1851 at 10 O'clock A. NJ of that day. show cause if
any they have, why assignment should not be made
of said Insolvents estate and he be discharged his
debts.
| ST. Paul. Minnesota, October 18th, 1856.
BRIsBIN BIGELOw Solicitors for Pet'nr. oct1S-wtd
Ramsey County, I'd judicial District.
| ~ GORGE W. EWING, Plaintiff, against William G..
VI Ewing, Jr, Charles Guthrie, Mary l.. Guthrie Chas.
! d. Bond, Lavina A. Bond, Esther Ewing, Charles E..
Surgis, Louisa Sturgs Smallwood Noel Sophia c. Noel
Caharine Esther Ewing, William A. Ewing, Susan Hood,
George w Ewing, I'd, and William Sturgis, Defendants
To the above named Defendants, and all persons having
claiming interest in the property which is the sub
ject of this action In the name OF the United States
and each of you are hereby summoned ana required
TO answer the complaint in this action, which complaint
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in the County of Ramsey, in the Second Judicial
the said complaint on the subscribers Office in
the City of ST. Paul. County of Ramsey and Territory of
Minnesota, within twenty days after the service of this
summons you exclusive of the day Of such service
and if you fail to the said complaint, within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
| the relief demanded therein.
AMEs g. VAN ErTES Plaintiff sAttorneys.
Dated St. Paul. October 20, 1856
Description of the property which is the subject of the
foregoing entitled action The southwest quarter of
Section number twenty, (20) in Township number twenty
nne 29) North of Range number twenty-five (22) West
of the fourth principal meridian containing hundred
and sixty acres, situated and being in the County of
Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota. nov1-wSw
~ rs
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StARAH AS. Maxwell against GEORGE +. maxwell. To
~ George f. Maxwell, defendant: In the name of the
United States you hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint of the aboYe named plaintiff
which is file in the office of the Clerk of said District
Court at Taylors Falls, in said county and Territory
and to serve copy of your ansWe: 20 said Complaint
upon us al qGce il. the city of Saltwater, Washing
county, Minnesota Territory within thirty days at
the service hereof exclusive of the day such
vice. and in you fail to The Said complaint
hereby required, the plaintiff will apply the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
THOMPSON, PARKER & DAWSON,
ectfS-w1w Attorneys for Plaintiff, saltwater. NJ
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The RESULT IN N. Y.-Fremont's official
vote will be nearer 5000 than 100000 and
hismajority $4,000 over Buchanan, and $780,
900 over Fillmore. John A. King, whose
election for Governor was considered so
very doubtful, has fully $4,000 over Parker
and 100000 over Brooks
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~ Eighty-siyP Peruvian lamas arrived re-
Gently at Havana, having been imported for
the Cuban authorities by Mr.. Bohen, a
French naturalist. A considerable reward
had been offered to the first person who
should succeed in introducing these useful
animals into the island, where they are de-
signed for beasts of burthen.
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NAVIGATION RE-opENED-The Time and
Tide got up steam yesterday afternoon and
left for Hastings. 1t is said that the ice has
entirely disappeared where it was gorgcd.-
The weather is SO mild that there is no doubt
this boat N make two or three trips this
season. Huzzah for the re-opening!
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LOST BAGGAGE.

TINE North Western Express Company have just COM
pleted an arrangement by which they will be ena-
bed 20 find all baggage lost West of Detroit We shall
receive semfmontly reports from the Western Railroad
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown. al
any of the Depots west of that point For particulars
INQUIRE at our Office, Oh the Leyee-
J. C. BURBANK CO.,
G. panl December is. 1851. daMtf
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MAN0rrxN M0UsE.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, il
i the pleasant village of Manomin eight miles above
st. Anthony, and is prepared to accommodate thu
Travelling public with the very best fare the country af
fords The house is furnished with every accommoda
ton 20 re found any country; and aside from the sub
stantias of fe she best wines and liquors that can b
procured, may always be asd upon CALL The Stabins
of the Manomin House. either for emigrans, Teamser.
or Drovers superior that of any other public
on the road north of Saint Paul.
may A-dawtf A. J. WILLIS.
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court.
Ramsey County, Cd judicial District.
Theodore Borur
Against


Against
Cornelius s. Whitney, and Sarah A. Whitney,
his wife,
ND to all other persons having claiming an interest
in the real estate and property lying and being in the
County of Ramsey, Ia the Territory of Minnesota, des
ribbed as follows. TO wit:
Commencing at point in the north line of Severth
street fifty (oU) feet from the corner of Seventh
Wauhuta Streets thence running westerly along the
northwardy parallel with Waqkuta street one hundred
and fifty l50 feet; thence eastwardly in ue parallel
with ~evrnih street fifty (5O) feet to the northwest
Of lot conveyed by Chas. II. Cakes and Julia
3. Cakes to S. r. Champlin; thence sou,hwardIy in
inc parallel with WaukutI street one hundred and fit,
5o) feet to the place Of beginnng In Block number
wo ~ of Whtney s Smiths Addition to the Town OF
st Paul, County Of Ramsey, Territory OF Minnesota.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned and re-
qured to answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff in this
action, VIII Oh has been filed IN the Office of the
Clerk VI the District Court aforesaid, at St Paul.
tie County of Rams y, Ii the Territory aforesaid
md to serve copy of your answer thereto upon the
subscribers at their Office in the City ST PAU afore
said, within twenty days after the service of this
upon you, exclusive of the day Of such service
aud if you fan TO answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff III this action will apply to
he Court for the relief demanded In said Complaint.
Dated st Paul, August l6, 1886.
,gi6-wl2w AMES VAN ErTEN, Pf's Aty's.
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
z OFFER for sale at bargain, the new steam Saw
4 Mil. lately built by 0. E. Carr ison, at
N,agzatc, Hennepia County,
Distant twelve miles Yves. from Minneapolis and ST.
Anthony.
1t is in perfect running ORDER has sash saw In ope
ration. and sch PREPARATIONS made for putting in
cular ami gig saw, that
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
additional expendth would set them in ope,ation.-
The boiler power is sufficient drive addition al en-
CINE, with fouring mill attached. ar4
The location is adrabler being the North shore
Lake Eapetorka, around which an inexhaustble sup
ply may be obtained, aud at the junc IN Of all Of the
ads leading from the country West Lake to Min
ST. ST,
For further information apply subscriber at St.
Anthony to Whitaker & Starbuck. at st. Paul.
!. Z % 5.-.-. GEORGE A. NOURSE,
aTg30-wtf Assignee of @ r Garrison
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou,
bic the quantity of reading matter
in that Of the Fifty ceats or Dol.
lar Publications.. 1t treats On
the PLY SOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, aid the secret infrmities
and disorders of youth and ms,u.
rity,resulting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations ON marriage,
its duties and disquaIilications, &
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ANEERFCAN FEOUsE,

CORNER OF ST. ANTHOY, EXCHANGE AND
" FOURTH STREET ST. Paul, Minnesota. s. LONG
Proprietor The Proprietor of the American House re-
specially TO their old patrons and strangers
visiting ST. Paul. that this popular hotel has been thor
oughly renovated and fitted up with new and elegant
furniture and that they prepared to entertain those
who may favor them with their patronage In manner
fully sustain the former reputation Of the house Con-
nected with the American is Livery Stable, prepared
to furnish pleasure parties and others, with elegant
turn outs oct4-daw1y
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RECH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
WILDERS PATENT.

A large assortment
Safes or various size. all,
patterns, with and witt
our powder proof locks
foc sale It the depot IA,
Water ST., New FORK.
Burglar u a IA
Vaults and vault door
made to order. - g. ~
STEARNS s. MARVIN
Late of Stearns g. 70
successorSfo Rich e. In,
i46 Water ST., and cor
Avenue A and st. Marx
ct Place, n. Y, 3
Proprietors of Rich,s | d.
tent, and the onlymakers
Of Sa iamander Safe com
WA. CONSTANTS
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LUMBER /, LUNIRERr,

w at Lakeland and put 1t in good rena,r and a
now manufacturing all kinds Of Lumber and have on
hand large quantity which will sell low for cash
All orders promptly attended to. ~ ~ ~"'N'
July 6-w4m HAYWOOD, YOUNG co,
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Territory of NkinDesotc. Elaatrtct Court.
Ranseey County, I'd Judicial District.

III T. MuDD and G. L.. HCGHEs, J. j. MUD and A. O.
L. GRUBB, partners under the firm of MUD &
HUGHES against WALTER X. BRaDY and H0YAsD BR ADY,
partners. To the defendants :7-You are hereby sum-
moned and required 10 answer the complaint i'm this
ton which is fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
rct Court in and for the County Of Ramsey and Terri
tory of Minnesota, and TO serve copy of your answer
20 the said complaint the subscribers their office in
the city of Saint Paul, within twenty days after the
vice of this summons on you exclusive of the day of
such service and if you tail 10 ansGe. lle said COM
plant within :na lime aforesaid the plaintiffs in this ac-
ton will take Judgment against you FOR the sum OF
Thirteen Hundred Dollars, with interest from the first
lay of December, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
i've besldss the costs of this action.
Saint Paul. Sept. 18th, 1886.
BRIsBIN & BGELow, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Saint Paul.
NJ. T, sept 27-w6w
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FULLER HOUSE,

CT. PAUL, MINNES0TA-The proprietor of the above
- extensive and gnitcen establishment has the sat
5acton of announcing to the citizens of ST. Paul. and
the travelling community, that he has at length compile
ted his arrangements, and will throw open to the public
the 10Th s ope Of the most extensive and gorgeou:
Hotels now known in the WHOLE West. lie begs TO solicit
from his friends and The public Continuation of that
patronage which so literally bestowed upon hin
while proprietor of the American House, promising that
his constant and hes efforts shall be put forth to render
every guest comfortable.
In the furnishing of the House alone, an expense Of
over forty thousand Dollars has been gone into, and in
the outlay of which, have secured every modern i'm
provement for convenience and comfort.
The Parlors are furnished after the most approved
style, and arranged that parties wishing to be by them
selves can be entirely priyaie. 't L.
The Bed Rooms large and airy, and the bedding all
that the weary could wish for or the most fastdous de-
sire. t
The Gentemen's Saloon is fitted up in the most mod
sty,e .4.d RE Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors
of old and favorite bras and einded to by expert
enced and courteous gentlemen.
In the Culinary Department, neither pains expense
will be spared to render it the most effective as well as
satisfying portion of the Hotelwhile the artist who pre-
sides it is of the most proficient and experience
ed the Eastern Cities can produce. ...
The Office win have gentlemen of known ability to pre-
side over its Affairs and who Viii make i. their pleasure
at all times to attend and minister 10 the wants of the
guests while the Proprietor viii be found at his post
striving to make every one comfortable.
Attached to the Hotel is large and magnificent Bill
lard saloon fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements ntpodreed.
The Hotel throughout, viii BE heated wiz steam, which
cannot fail to make it the most comfortable Winter quar-
tiers in the whole of the Eorth-West.
Bath Rooms, and every convenience D2cessary for the
comfort of guests have been fitted up in short the Pro-
pretor spared expense in any of the varied de-
partments of his large establishment in order to render
it the ast desirable, pleasant and magnificent Hotel in
the country.
In retiring from the management q the American
House, would inform the public that have MOI dspos-
ed of my interest in it, but intend continuing it under
the able superintendent of Edgar Wemore Esq., where
formerly, every attention will be paid to the comfort
of those mag favor the house with theiI patronage
oct 4-dawtf - - r,Hs STEPHEN LONG.