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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

Gov. CHASE ON KANsAS.-The New York
Tribune speaks as follows of the recent
message of Gov. Chase on the Kansas ques-
ton:
1--WE welcome to our columns the special
message of Gov. Chase to the Legislature of
Ohio on the affairs of Kansas, which will
commend itself to every reader who sympa-
thizes with the struggling people of that ter
ritory. But more than this, it is hopeful
sign of the time. 1t shows that the cause
of freedom is hourly gaining. Gov. Chase
comes boldly out at an opportune moment,
and shows himself ready to resist the en-
croachments of Slavery in the name and on
behalf of the great State of Ohio.
"This fact is deeply significant. If the
President of the United States has flung
himself into the scale against freedom in
Kansas, Gov. Chase, with the powerful State
of Ohio at his back, appears as champion
on the other side. This event, like the IA
nous Virginia Message of Gov. Seward,
forms an era in our political history.
Without consulting any musty precedents
of deferential consideration for the central
authority at Washington, Gov. Chase intre-
pidly opposes the National Executive with a
firm and commanding attitude in behalf OF
Freedom. The moral influence of so true
and manly an act is incalculable. 1t will
stir the blood of the Northern heart every
where. And best of all it will lnfuse hope
and encouragement into the men of Kansas.
1t is but simple truth to say that Ohio is
fully with Mr.. Chase, and that if every free
state had Governor of his temper and met
tie, and would follow his example, the people
would respond enthusiastically to the posi-
ton.
ssLet but very few States through their
Executive arm, backed by their Legislatures,
distinctly declare themselves on this Kansas
question after the manner Of the Governor
of Ohio, and we shall speedily witness me-
morable abatement of the pretensions OF
Slavery. Timidity on the part of North is
the great cause Of the insolent exactions of
the Slave Power. Were the Free States bold
and resolute, there would be no difficulty in
dealing with the question of Slavery. While
no injustice would be done and no constitu-
tional right invaded, it would be kept within
its proper limits. And we should hear far
less than we do now Of agitation, secession
danger to the Union, and such like absurd
bugbears of the doughfaces and slave-dri-
yers."
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THE UsuRY LAws.-The committee of the
Virainia Senate, to whom the subject of re-
pealing the existing usury laws was referred,
have reported that it was inexpedient to leg
islate thereon.
CRIME IN New YoRK.-According to May
or Wood, burglaries, deadly assaults and
brutal fights are again becoming frequent at
night in the city of New York.
g. The treaty between the United
States and the Choctaw and Cherokee Indi-
ans has just been ratified by the Legislatures
of the two tribes.
x The citizens of Louisville. Ken
lucky, have decided by majority of thirteen
only, to loan 100000 to the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad.
A STEAM CoNcERT.-The Boston trains
of Monday reached Hartford, Conn.,, at
o'clock on Tuesday morning, impelled by
eIerem locomotives, all furnishing charming
music from their whistles.
AN EXPENSIVE JoB.--There are said to be
500 miles Of streets, and 900 miles of side
walks in New York, the expense of freeing
which from the snow that recently fell is es-
timated at $4,000
"a :
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS truly extraordinary preparation having effected
cure in every instance wherein it has been used
those of the most malignant and nveterate char
acter, standing years, despite medical science, place
super or to all other preparations. Its mode of COM
position and entire process, deliberately and scentif
cally combined, is OF public noorety, and the faculty
public generally accord that patronage superior
meriis 1t is devoid of those destructive agents
which commonly form all important item when less
expensive medicines remain undecided, and will be
found permanent and radical cure in
Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, ScrQfttIG
Kings Epil, affections
ofthe Bones, Syphilis, DcbiH-
fy, Habit al COStirencSs, Fry
sipeldS, Pulmonary Diseases, Liu-
err Complaint, Piles, Female Hregu-
LGrifies FiSuld, Skin Diseases,
Diseased Kidneys. and, asa
great end pOj5ci3uI Tonic,
purifying tie Blood
and inUigcrGttnJ
the entire
System.
Its extensive throV gout the country, and the ce-
thcates which are every day received, should
satisfy the doubtful that it will perform what
and may be implicitly relied with perfect confidence
matter how deep-Seatcd the affection or what du-
ration / ask the sufferer to take bote and ifreet
be not experienced, say take But il is a fac.
and obvious one, that those semi (ar Sarsaparas
occasionally greater credit than carefully prepare
and genuine medicine. l assert n1y COMPOUND Syrup
of pGriUG to be the best. Firstly, made OF
the best root, in concentrated FORM carefully
chemically combined, and ten times stronger than any Of
the other preparations. Secondly the active principle
being extracted by powerful tincturcpress, made
pecially for this object, the wonderful performed
daily evidence, in truth Justify the assertion.
Price 81 per bottle-6 for S..
Mandatory, 18th and Green Streets, Louisville, KY
where all orders must be addressed. For sale by
BACON, HYDE Co., st. Louis, Mo.
BARCLAY s. BROTHER, Chicago, Ills, and by Drug
giss and dealers in Medicines throughout the United
States and Canada.
A family journal sent free application.
April IS, 1866. (d1y)
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Established i'm 1851.

NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS COMPAN Y
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE UNITEI
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
VuNHE cheapest and safest of transporting light
- and valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid TO the collection Of Notes.
Bills Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and SGIecf Mer'
chandize.
Lost freight and Baggage looked up and deiiveredts
owners, etc., ETC..
MEssINGERs:-Semi-Weckly
GFOFFICE-Att the Book Store Of Howitz b Co., OPP
posite the Post Office.
80 &c. BURBANK & CO., Propristors.
ST. Paul. Nov. IL, 1856. DIFF
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Foster & Davis.

OHU CVmmIBSIO0 MGfGhAnt6.
HAVE built large and commodous Warehonse
the Rapids, where they ready TO store and re-
ship freight They also keep well selected stock of
GROCERIES g PROVISIONS
or all kinds; Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and Ready
Maue Oiotnng. People need not to st. Paul buy
their goods, for are bound to sell goods as cbeap
tney 90 IN st. Paul, and all ash is to give call
before going there.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash.
Aug IA, 1856. dawtf
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MANOMIN HOUSE

YUNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, IN
Ill the pleasant village of Manomin, eight miles
above st. Anthony, and is now prepared to
Travelling public with the very best fare the
affords The house furnished with every acconmoda-
ton be found in counry and aside from the SUD-
stantals of fe the best wines and liquors that can DC
procured may always be had upon call. The Stabline
of the Manon House, either for emigrants, Teamsters
Drover superior to that Of other public house
on the road north of St. Poul. ..
May 24dawt A. J. WILLIS
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WIIllam E6OCK,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
Ii RESPECTFULLY solicits part of Public Patronage,
IL and will transact with promptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
R. M. Shoemaker, Q. =. Cincinnati, Ohio.
e. Gest, C. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. w. Adams, G. e. Lexington, KY.
S. Medberry, G. E. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, G e. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, g. E. Indianapolis, Ind.
III. Sprague, G E. Shelbyville, Ind.
MI Benton, Prest. G. & L. R. R., Covington, KY
Hon. T. L. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev. L. W. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University
GreencaStle, indiana: e-
Hon. E. D. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. I. 1856. d&w1y
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GRIST AND SAW MILLS

VUNO the Farmers of WIN0NA, OLMsTED, WABA-
IL SHAW and adjoining counties: Our large Saw
and Grist Mill at Pepn formerly Reeds Lapding) at
the foot Of Lake repin, is I'm operation, and
now prepared 10 fill orders for lumber, and grind
Corn and Wheat
for toll or otherwise. From the mill TO Springer's, in
Wfnona county, is about 30 miles, and near the same
distance from Rochester and Oronoco.
MARSHALL & CO.
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Notice to Capitalists.

Notice to Capitalists.
Greatest Bargains in Land ever offered
in St. Paul.
NHE following pieces of Real Estate will be sold al
Il 20 per cent. beloo the Market prices:
150C0 of Land in different parts of the Territory,
at from So to $40 per acre.
$500 acres adjoining the City Of st. Paul.
F60 IS at La Ponte Lake, Superior.
leo lots in Dayton & Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
10S acre lots in lyman Dayton's sc I"
6S s &c Sc Dayton & Warren'ss &c 6
so sc &c Lyman q. Dayton's 2nd &C ss
rs &c various portions Of the City Of St. Paul.
improved and unimprOve1.
The Warehouse, Store and Lots at the Upper Landing
belonging to LYMAN Dayton.
The above will be sold in quantities to suit purchas-
ers.
TERMS, cash and the remainder in and years.
Ny prices such to enable me to guarantee 25 per
cent. upon the amount raid in cash.
will guarantee so per cent upon locations of Land
Warrants tor others,in 2 years
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from "a to
so cent. upon unexceponable Real Estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
In relation to lands in the Territory.
Oct lS-t f
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WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING

4 Ii persons wishing to become good writer's and
"A Boekkeepers should apply at at Dolbear,
over Nicols s. Berkey's, on Wabashaw street.. [DecI
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The Falls House,

BY ANDRUS DURAND,
Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance OF
and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vlc1n-
ty with scenery unsurpassed in part of the upper
Mississippi region. June Is. 44tf
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TERRAPIN LUNCH

Territory of Minnesota District Court I'd Judi
cial District--COunty of Ramsey.
AlmerOn d. Kirgsbery
against , Summons.
". o. Walker.
To NJ o. Walker the above named defenCant,
SIR-You, are hereby summoned and re-
qured 10 the complaint in this action, which
been filed in the Office of the Clerk # this court at
the city Saint Paul in said county of Ramsey, and to
copy of to the said complaint the
su ,scribers their office in the City Of Saint Paul.
within twenty days after the Ice Of this
on you exclusive Of the day of such service. And II
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff will have his damages
Jury, amount he Is entitled to ascertain
ed by the Court under its direction, and take judg
mept for the amount so assessed or ascertained.
SANBORN & FRENCH, Pln7s. Atty's.
Dated at Saint Paul: Jan. IL, 1856.
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j. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GrOcerie
-. AND PROVISIONS,
Ind Foswardiag and Commission Merchant
st. Paul, NJ. T.,
AvIN made arrangements to enlarge his business
for the coming season. he fatters himself by the
manner in which business will be conducted, fully
petent to attend to any Commission Forwarding bust
ness that may be intrusted to his care.
keeps constantly in store large and well selected
stock Groceries and Provisions, wholesale and retail,
Golf, and Sugar Of all GRADES MoasSes, Syrups
Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles, Goldfish, Butter, Cheese,
Butter Boston aud Soda Crackers Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco, Candy, Dried Apples and Peaches, Flour,
Cornmeal, Oysters, Sardnes, Washboards and Wooden
Ware kinds, and in fact every thing else usually
kept in his line.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. MARSHALL Co, st Paul. N. Corwh Co. Gaenc
&C Brown & Fletcher &c WI Willis s. Co &C
Sc B r Hoyt & Sons Sc Packard s. Co &c
W Gilman, st Louis Campbell & Co &c
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

Major General Williams, the gallant
defender Of Kars, has no immediate relatives
IN England. His family is now resident in
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IL 1t is said that the Indians of Flor
ida do not number over one hundred able
bodied men.
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e. The Clarified (Pa.) Journal says
that the snow is three feet deep in that re-
gion; that on Wednesday, the 9th inst, tie
thermometer was 10 degrees below zero; and
that since then the prevalence of high winds
has drifted the snow so much as to obstruct
the roads and render travelling difficult
Through all the counties lying upon the AL
legheny and its tributaries tie snow is about
the same depth as in Clearfield county, and
if this snow should go off with rain, we
may reasonably look for no ordinary flood in
that river.
e Cheralier Claussen, in Lis expert
ments to discover among the various plants,
material with strong fibre, capable of be-
ing easily bleached, and of which an unlim-
tied supply must lie obtained, says that the
common rushcs contain 40 Per cent. of fibre
and is a perfect substitute for rags in the
manufacture Of paper, and that one ton of
rushes contains more fibre than two tons of
fax straw.
* Mr.. Kimball, the Attorney General
of Ohio, has given an opinion that the 10th
section of the Tax Law Of that State, which
allows debts to be deducted from credits, not
unconstitutional. = ~e
q The La Crosse National Democrat
is advocating the nomination of James Blu
chanan, as the next Democratic candidate
for the Presidency.
~ 1t is said that the Indians of Flor
ida do not number over one hundred able
bodied men.
IL Major General Williams. the gallant
defender of Kars, has no Immediate relatives
in England. His family is now resident in
America.
IL at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, $500
has been subscribed for the relief of the
pOCr.
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Il At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, $500
has been subscribed for the relief of the
poor. ...-..,.-s-
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a Piano for Sale.
A FIRST-RAfE second hand Piano for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstores opposite the Post once
st Paul, Oct 1l-dtf.
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Mistellallsous Gmhs.
SAINT LOUIS HOUSE;

A, G. MCKENZIE, PROPRIETOR,
VUyHE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
in Minnesota history being near Fort Smelling,
on the bank of the Mississippi Rivers and Is desirable
for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perpex1ties and
of business for the purpose recruiting eneraed
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
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LAKE HOUSE,
Corner of Michigan, Kinzie and Rush Streets
CHICAGO.
TNHIS splendid HOTEL situated on the margin of Lake
i Michigan, has been greatly enlarged, overhauld
and furnished throughout in modern style, and is
open for the reception of visitors. Fronts three
Streets the heathiest part of the City, is always
cool and free from dust, commands splendid view of
the Lake and T1arbor and has superb accommodations
three hundred guests. Travellers wishing to stop
over in Chicago by holding to their checks will find
agent Cars take charge of their baggage land
a splendid Omnibus take them to and from the Lake
House.
Strangers stopping at this house will find it Frs,
Glass Hotel. GEO. 4. BOARDMAN,
Chicago, Aug III S55--d6m Proprietor.
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TRUMAN M. SMITH.
BANKER AND
Dealer in Real Estate,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.

EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Interest allowed on time Deposit. Particular atten
on paid purchase and sale of Real Estate,
ing Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax
es, etc., etc. oct 17-tf
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
XX7E have received well selected assortment OF
W Lubin's Extracts anu other fine Perfumes, suit
able fer the toilet. Call and examine.
WREN, CROFT & REGALLY.
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Dental Card.
hR BIDDLE having for the present retired from the
~ Dental Profession. would cheerfuly recommend
to his freuis and patrons, the professional
services Of DR.. D. G. Price, in whom he has implicit
confidence. G.. W. BIDDLE.
st. Paul, Oct I6, 1865,
| D. C. PRICE-DENTTST.
now ready wait upon the people Of Minnesota at
Oaice hours from A. NJ to M. Residence on
Fort Street.
Aug14 1855 diff
DR.. Price would call attention the following letter
rendered him by his friends the Dentists OF ST. LOUIS
To the citizens of 81. Paul, Minnesota:
Dr. D. G. Price, having practised his profession Sue
competent and skful Dentist, and cheerfully
ommend him deserving the confidence and patronage
of the public.
G. W. Spaldng, D. D. S., corner Fifth and Olive
II. McKellops, No. 81 Fifth street.
Henry Baron, southwest Fourth and Market sts
Aaron Bake, No. 60 Fourth street.
Hale, 81 Washington Avenue.
| SAINT PAUL REFERENCES.
! DR.. Potts, - Dr. Brsbine,
DR.. Wiley, Ex-Gov. Ramsey,
St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
4 Office Of the ST. PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE Co., !
ST. PAUL, August 6, 1855.
a an adJouIned meeting OF tns socSno,aeLs OF me
"A ST Paul Mutual Insurance Company, held at their
oee this day, the following gentlemen were elected D
rectors for the term Of two years:
Alexander Ramsey. - Geo. A. Swift,
W. A. German, N. W. Kittson,
Franklin Steele, william Murray,
Thos. B. Winston, Geo W Harrington,
ExEcuTIvE COMMITTEES. ~:
Alex. Ramsey, Gee. W. harrington,
Alex. Wilkin, VIM. p. Murray,
Geo. A. Swift.
| ALEX. WILKIN, President;
W Murray, Vice President;
GEORGE W FARRINaroN, Secretary;
NORMAN W. KIrTs0R. Treasurer;
Oct27-n GEO. w. HARRINGTON, See,y.
Is JAPAN VARNISH,
IDY Barrel or Gallon n
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e The La Crosse National Democrat
is advocating the nomination of James Blu
chanan, as the next Democratic candidate
for the Presidency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-25


Chartered BY the General Assembly Of the State
THE above lOStl!uOn is permanently located and is
i not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
United States point of facilities for impartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
This Department under the immediate supervision OF
the President of tue College who aPTactical keeper
having had many years experience IN some of the rgeSt
counting g-hOuses in the Union
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suDerntendence OF JOIN A.
MCEwES Esq, Member Of the Nashville Bar who is TOO
widely known lawyer and crater OFequre any further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at might as not to interfere
with his professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
BY WIN FERREL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boskkeepsr bus
Ns to uudersaud-viZ, Interest Discount Logs and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &C.
Terms OF Tuition.
Bookkeeping, by Double and Single Entry, applied
TO every variety Of business, Both prosperous and
adverse Commercial Calculations and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the use Of books, zee. $40 %
Penmanshp-For twenty lessons, ,.............S5 G
For lessons without limit, ..-...............$lO 90
~ The above fees payable, invariably, in advance
The importance Of this rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any time during life without extra charge.
This School IS IN perpetual session, having vacation
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with com
petent book keepers by applying ct this establishment,
Good board and lodging can be USl..4zl a. per week
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches he pUTsues
Time required for full course-irom six to ten weeks
t<S" Address {" Southern Commercial College Nashville,
Tenn" ap27-dtw&wly
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB

THERE are features connected with this Mill worthy o.
consideration and close examination on the part O
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation to the pur
poses designed to crush and grind Its great CO
pacly Whle doing immense work with extraordinary
ease ITS durability is amply provided for. The complete
ana entire portabeness of the Little Giant rendering us
greater convenience for plantation and farm use npOssi-
bie requires mechanical aid or bill OF expense to
put II any farm hand servant put up and set one
running In half hours time. The convenience with
"Deh The sweep may be applied TO run hoTlzona-as IS
most usualoF head, and the mi may be easily at
tsched where steam water is used The power takes
requiring and two horses The quantity and quality
Of product Is TO 30 bushels Of good feed meal per hour
according the degree of 6neness ground, and The size
mill Ii the cheapest mill, all thIpgs considered there
Is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pat
en and worthy Of nOe the fact that there has been
Patent Right speculang or huckStering about the
try as is usual with the thousand bunglLg make shift i'm.
pemens that are got up trade-merey to get money
by selling paniRg off the patent right upon the credu
Ousthen the machine 10 be abandoned by all partesas
humbug The other hand the Paentee and PIopreOrs
Ot the Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and de-
termined that they will supply the Agrcuuralsts and
Stock rasers Ofcur country win superior Mill, per
msnenty engaged in the business and have hun
dTed thousand dollars invested in the manufacture Of these
mills in the East West and South some Of these establish
ments employing GO solely in this business So high
y these mills appreciated that four thousand have
sold within the past eighteen mouths and the heaviest and
The most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural mpe
ments in the United States have eagerly sought
est in their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested;
o the kind has received numerous and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by OF substantial, practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their Way into every day
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn and
Cob Mill Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount TO dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
tFfl-f No Market ST Nashville Tam