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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-28
Free Amsrican Cenventlen
FIRST DIsHArCH.
New YoRK, june 49,.

NEW IORK, june 1S.sa-
Mr.. Richmond of Massachusetts,, presiding,
announced the report of the Committee OF
of Conference first in order.
The report was read. 1t briefly narrated
the proceedings, the manner of the reception
of the committee, the manner of the recep-
ton of their communication by the Philadel-
phia Convention, and their conference with
the committee appointed by the Convention.
1t states that during the conference they
withdrew the name Of Mr.. johnson, and re-
commended anot er as the Republican can
didate, but the Republicans had entirely
disregarded their recommendation. The re-
port recommended no course of action fol
the Convention to pursue under the circum-
stances, but left that to the body to declare
Mr.. Wild, of New York took the floor and
began some bitter remarks concerning The
treatment the communication of the commit.
tee had received at Philadelphia. Nothing
he affirmed, could be said against Fillmore.
The Chairman here stated there was nc
question before the Convention.
Mr.. Lester, of New York, moved the &C
| ceptance of the report.
Mr.. Wild then proceeded to declare hs
would not submit to such usage, and shoulC
| vote and work for Fillmore. He spoke will
great earnestness and was enthusiastically
cheered.
Mr.. Williamson. of Pennsylvania, sale
the men at Philadelphia had proved traitors
to liberty and had given death blow t.
freedom in Kansas. He denounced them as
traitors, hypocrites and scoundrels. He wa
in favor of nominating clean American
ticket.
Chauncey Schaeffer, of New York, salt
the Convention at Philadelphia had further
ed the election of Buchanan He, for one
could not 60 back to Fillmore. He was il
favor of .adjourning to reflect upon the mat
ter, then nominate new men.
! Mr.. lCalkins, of Pennsylvania, in Ion,
speech, declared his intention to go for Fill
more. s.g ~.
The report was then adopted, and tn
Convention adjourned till Friday morning a
ten o'clock.
The following dispatch to the Pennsylva
MIA delegation, from the American Execu
tive Committee at Pittsburg, was read il
the Convention
The Indignation of the Americans her
is intense at the action of the Republicans
Adhere firmly to your own organization"
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CLEVELAND. June 20.

Kansas convention met at 10 o'clock this
morning. The preliminary organization is
effected, attendance is thin. The result OF
the recall by eastern associations. Dele
gates are present from New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Ohio and Kansas, New Eng
land not represented-other States heard
from-Delegations on the way. Reeder
viii be here this P, M.
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ANOTHER CALAMIToUs FIRE.-Just as we
were going to press last evening, Sanford's
ksa4mill, IN the extreme lower part of the
tcity, was engulfed in flames, anayvas, no
doubt, totally destroyed. This is another
loss to the owners and to the immunity.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-28

The New York Times calls Mr. p;.r..
INC neisnazzar Of the White House.n
~.
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IL One dollar bills on the Winnebapo
County Bank, Wis, altered to tens, are in
circulation. The bank issues no tens.
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Congressional.

+,NsASHiNGTON, June IL.
SENATE-Mr. Toombs wished to have it
understood that he did not agree with Mr..
Clayton that the Central American question
was not proper subject for arbitration
He could see no reason why it should not be
left to umpires.
Mr.. oyer gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill supplementary to the act to
organize the Territories of Kansas and Ne
braska.
The House resolution for supplying new
members with books Of public character was
passed.
Mr.. Douglas offered resolution for the
adjournment of Congress on the first Tues
day in July next.
Mr.. Wells thought the resolution had bet
ter lie over, as Congress, with SO large an
amount of business before it, cannot possibly
adjourn then, and will not, likely, be pre-
pared to do SO before the 18th of August.
Resolution postponed. -
Several bills of minor importance were
passed, and the Senate adjourned till Mon
day. -. r
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ical Society, by +. ID. NELL, Secretary:
Annals Of Society, 1850. No. |.
1852. No. 3.
/" " 1853 No. 4
File of the Dakota Tawaxitku Kin, for
1852.
The Daily Minnesotian.
4" " Pioneer and Democrat.
&" 4" Times. ysa 49,
/" Weekly Saint Croit u1Ess
g /" Shakopee IndsEen 3
Northwestern De
ST. Anthony Expire
Southern Minnesota Herald,
Brownsville.
@ Winona Republican,
Henderson Democrat.
4" Saint Peter Courier
" Sank Rapids Frontiersman.
Daily Mlnnesotian New Years Address
for 1856.
Addresses at
Dedication of Baldwin School, 1853.
journal of
Grand Lodge of I. o. o. F. of Minnesota.
List of the
officers of the Historical Society for 1856.
Names of
Building Committee in charge Of erection Of
the Hall.
Catalogues of Baldwin School
and
College of Saint Paul, 1856.
GcyerLer's Message.
Report of Regents Of University, 1856.
{" in French, I"
Journal of the
House Of Representatives for Seventh
500 Session, 1856, =
With accompanying Documents.
: Journal of the te4
,-.s 3. Council of Minnesota.
Seventh Session, 1856, and Documents.
Materials for the
~ Future History of Minnesota.
49,. Incomplete
.-r. By e. D. NELL,
Being portion of the 4
Annals of the Historical Society for 1856.
Organic Act of Minnesota, in German.
Constitution of United States, in German.
Proceedings of the
Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of
Minnesota, 1856.
Ornamental Bond for Stearns County.
Constitution and Bye-Laws
Of the ~
Minnesota Pioneer Guard.
Gold and silver coin.
The corner stone was then laid according
TO the ancient usages Of masonry, at the
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-28

Too BAD.-The Tishimingo arrived in this
City yesterday afternoon, too late for its
passengers (about 800 Masons from Dubu-
que, La Cross and Winona,) to participate
in the splendid turn-ou of the Order yester-
day. They were accompanied by music,
and are on a pleasure excursion.
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THE ARTILLERY.

THE PIONEER HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.
The "Fire Boys" of St. Paul made dis
play in the procession, of which they and
the citizens may well be proud. They were
the theme of compliment from all lips
Their dress was tasteful and appropriate
their turnout "took the shine off" of any
thing else in the procession, and better
looking and more vigorous body of young
men cannot be found in any city in the wide
world
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Tie great and principal ohaiactersties 81
0al.ey's II secal Pain Extractor consis:
lsi. o. lis never falling ana unique properly.
soon as applied TO any external INJURY, 10
check NIL imarion Instant; and rlpidiy 10 reduce
it. This feature constitutes lis great power t.
alleviate the pain OF barns and scalds. aud OF
other painful diseases in so incredibly short a
space of time, and as will appear from the few
testimonials hereunto annexed. Every iatelli-
gent mind is fully aware that. in a cases Of ex-
tcrnal injury, The pain is produced by iniIana-
ton OF the injured parts; and therefore ii you
mo, the cause. The effect mgst cease.
FL. It's Iurifca;ivc properties neuiralize the
poison that may lark in lie system, and will,
when applied ~ the sores, draw readily all i'm
p1re matter to the surface, aud eject Thence
The gre Il discharge il produces from sores occa-
stone By blrns--and when applied TO old and
inveier..te sores, Sal: Rherm, or other cutamc-
Gus diseases.
Each box of canine d l'ey's Pain Extractor
has upon it q Steele rl.te Engraved Label with
the signature Of O. Y. CL'cK ENER & Co., Pro-
prietors. and HExGy DALEY inanntacturer AL
others are counterfeit. Price % cents per box
For sale By al Druggists and d aers in Med
icines throughout the United st ties and C,nala
o. X. TRlPa. Gen. As'ttor Michigan al Dstroi,
CIckenel's p lis for sale.
II. b. PE2SlllNG, As't. Plymouth Ind
Sept 90 1856 27y1.
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SPECIAL MoZEgEso
The Law of Ncwspapers.

Patrons will observe the following
claw OF newspapers:"-
l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary. are considered az wish
ing to continue their subscription.
/. If subscribers order a disconti.uauce of
their papers, the publishermay, notwithstand-
ing, continue to send them until all arreara
ges are paid.
;. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers rom the Office TO which they are
directed their subscriptions continue and they
are responsible until the printers bill is set
tlel and the paper is ordered to be dscontinu-
cd
4. i subscribers remove without informing
the publisher. for the papefc utinued TO their
oil address they are responsible.
In addition 10 the above, the Courts have
decided that refusing TO take TO N the off e or
leaving uucalled Tor, paper on which a rea-
RACES are due, PRIMA FACIA evidence in
tent to defraud.
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Grnnf C.sre OF Plies.

HUNTSVILLE, y. o, y ". l. Icoj.
DR.. g.. II. J sckson-D ar SRA lDw me ~ ex-
press 10 You my sincere thinks for soar dis
cuyery Of u medicine, which TO say the least of
il. las n etcl a cure, thu: al other medicines
lhat have taken have entirely filed In do.
.-iio .fant's G rman Bitsrs,' | can ciielfilly
Say. have cured me OF ihc most stubborn and
ag,ravaicd case Of the FILES tlI,t, perhaps,
y er Tell TO tie lot OF man. Ny C Sc is not a
stranger TO hs community, as an, welr'known
in this and .he surroundii counties, and can
iruly say that my recovery has astnandcd all
my friends ard re,asions, as had tried every
lLig RECOMMENDED, and nothing - il me any
good until WIS prevailed up~n 10 try the BIT
iers. You are al liberty TO make any use o'
This communication, 'or the benefit OF tie
fl ctcd, as you my think nroprr.
Truly yours, WM. J. ATWOOD
s ~ advertisement.
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for the Campaign!

The result OF the delibe ratIons ofthe DEM
ocraiic National Convention being such as We
csn most heartily endorse, We this week place
lis nominee at The head Of our C lumns to stay
there until he is President of the United States;
and in order TO give him our "best licks-" we
propose issuing our paper for the campaign
from tie first o. July to the first of November,
four months for fly cents, in advance, 10 sin
,le subscribers, or to clubs, as follows;
To Clubs Of l2, % Oo
To DO %, So OO
Invariably in advance. 4 list of the names
OF sub scribers will be furnished 10 the post
master, or other person delivering the papers
TO subscribers, and the packs oil II OF ~ VIII
be enveloped without the names on the pa
rers. The clubbing at the reduced price, is
10 relieve US from the labor OF writing the
names. When the official returns are receiv-
ed in November, an extra copy containing
them Will he furnished 10 each subscriber.
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Independent i'm aii things;
FeiieHd by no party trammels, CliqueS or self
iSh influences holding sacred the pnblir coed
EXTEND ITS CAREER!
,Ebe 5sE, yosurnse Of the plym-

The 9Th VoAIEsse Of the Plym-
ouih Weekly Banner will lie commenced i'm
medately after the expiration Of The present
volume, and although it has at present per-
manent living patronage, it is tie anxious de-
sire OF its proprietor to increase its circulation
and usefulness.
In few weeks more, we shall commence
the third year of our connection with this es-
Enlistment, and whilst we seek this as a fit
opportunity to return our warnest thanks TO
those who have manifested an unfalterng de-
vOion in It's prosperity, We appeal 10 them at
the same time. to continue their cxertions in
extending the circulation OF the paper and its
advertising patronage.
AS heretofore the Banner Will occupy an In
dependent position upon all topics which may
agitatc the public mind-leaving its ccnduc-
Tor free to vote his own discretion ma die
Iate and when parties get upon our platform
we will sustain them. and when they abandon
it we Will as promptly and Freely repudia.e
them. We are coBScientiously opposed 10
the extension of slavery beyond its presen.
limits. and would gladly see it abolished
where il now exists; bat we are just as much
opposed TO The use Of illegal and unjuStifahle
means to accomplish these ends. We fall
out with no one for differing with us upon such
subjects, aud feel Unsuitable in expecting the
same liberality at the hands OF others.
Botb in our social and political intercourse
with our friends, we have doubtless erred
we know we have, and who has moi? Whilst
our faults may be of one character and those
of our neighbors parlaking OF another, chart
ty, mutual forbearanee and kindness may ap-
ply the essential remedy; and so far as We
are conCerneJ--careless about special promi-
SeS--we shall inceS, antly strive 10 avoid all
error. When this is done, irreconcilable en-
emies may bark and howl at our heels until
they mire and rot in their native filth.
Ii is pleasure TO have the good Will and
patronage of every one. unless it has to be
purchased at too great sacrifice; but we have
ever placed toe high all estimate upon the kind
and liberal Inhabitants of Northern Indiana,
10 believe that there are very many of theil
number requiring that sacrifice.
The terms OF the paper will be as heretofore
and by the aid and exeriion oil our friends, we
hope to commence the 9TH volume OF the Ply
mouth Banner with an increased calculations
and surely, in view Of the fattering prospect:
of our town, and the increased facilities that
are just at the very doors of our mercantile
tailoring and Horticultural classes, in the way
of railroad and other improyementS--o which
the Banner has ever been the firm friend
we may reasonably expect the realization o
our wishes. WM. J BURNS,
Editor & Proprietor,
Plymouth, Feb. IA, 1885.
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4 pronOsiIien.

rs il has been in,inated BY some Oh
our neighbors. that Mr.. BUcHANAE Will
not get single Northern State. we pro
pose 10 have The Plymodth Banner ONCE
appraised oy twu or more competent per-
sons, aud at lis appraised value. place
IL seaiust 80 cts. on the dollar. that he
will receive the electoral vote of our own
State, If living az The lime the vote Tor
President is cast.
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Numeroas People Of the Prty.


When discover, is made which - calculated
10 benefit mankind, it becomes tie duty OF
every good citizen TO avail themselves Of the
results arising thereGrom. In accordance with
These views. we feel II duty 10 bring to the
no,i> If our readers the extraordinary merits
Of me ical discovery known as c .rteI's 81 az
ish NJ xtlre. | is the most powerful. II ciual
and certain remedy for MI diseases Of the Blood
vet brought before the pul'iic- Il has per,nan-
emily ami positively cure., more than ten ihous-
sand cases of The wo,st forms oil b God Disease.
such rs S f Ii, Rheunatisp, Liver Disease,
S5phi i, Fever and Ag re, and other kindred
sliscases. many of which set ri nousht the phys
icIau's skill. and iiHgh at Ill he ordinary ef-
forts of science tu conquer and subdue them.
While Cutters Spanish Mixture contains no
Mercury, Opu;n, or anything injurious. yet
lis success ia curing disease has left II without
r.val; AMI VIII rev II il has become known Is
reg slarIy prescribed by physicians who are f,I
iy conciors oft : If cts, aud avnii themselves
Gifts aicris becanss /; b IS deserved their COM
mendasion 1. would be better TO try 1t in
tilnc-- he sooner the better.
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A Thrilling Narrative.

u VIE subscribers have now III press AID
4 viii pabiish on the 2}l OF May, the Thrill
ling IRA i've oi gel. Pearson, Grtwooi aud
Sang VITO werc rescued after having been
buried alive r fourteen days & thirteen hours
without fond. seven haudred feet under ground
It the HHe X ok ,al mines
Taeir manuscript copy of the narrative is
authenticated by the follow ne card: ave, the
undersigned. have had the foregoing narrative
tread to- * WAS taken down ly NJ. RIB
CIT II. Gilmore as 'od by us 20 iiln. IL Is
correct IN every particular, and gives a nth
"lul account OF ,loings and srlf rings while
Gin the mine. We have given full narrative
'tn no other peis IN
WiLL,Aa EDGELL, JAMES PAEgsoy, JAMES CAT
wo.D, EDwARD SAVAGE.
Ordersare solicited. Single copies W IL be
sent by mail Cor p cents. liberal discount
10 these who bny and sc;lag in. Address
GILMORE Il BENNETT.
Zsnessiiir, d.
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Important TO Fe7laies.
DR.. SEMAN'S PILLS,

Tie combinations of ingredients in these
Pills is the resnl of long and EXTENSIVE prac-
tice; they are mild in their operation, aud
tain ot restoring nature to its proper channel.
In every instance have Tire Pills proved suc-
cessfrl. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
structons to which females are liable. and bring
nature into its proper cllahnel. whereby health
is restored and the pale and dcathly couaic-
nance changed to healthy ono. M female
can eiijoy good health unless she is regular; and
Whenever an obstruction takes place whether
from exposure cold, any other cause. the
general health immediately begins 10 decline
and the want Of such remedy has been Tie
cause of so many coasa,np:iens among young
females. To ladies whose health will not per
NIT an increase of their family. thes- pills will
prove valuable acquisition they will pre-
vent pregnancy. Head ache, pain in the side,
palpitation of The heart, .l,athimr OF food, and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the
irru;tion of natGre and whenever fi'at is the
case the pulls will insariably remedy al these
evils. Nor they less eff -acions in the cnre
of LeucorrlIoea. commonly called the w hitcs."
Taese pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, as they would be sure to camse
Miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable,
and free from anything injurious TO life health
Full aud explicit directions accompany each
box.
These Pills are put upin sq1are, flat boxes.
Persons residing where there is agency cs-
tablished. 10y inclosing one dollar in letter,
to o. X. Tripp. fremont House, Que door from
j. ff.rson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have
them sent to their respective addresses by re-
turn mail C. L. CHEESEMAN,
Proprietor. New York:
o. X. TRirr, Ts-emont House. general agent
for Michigan. II. B. Pershing, Agent. Piym-
onth, Ind. F ae asl3 Is
sept.aO. 1856. 27yl.
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Il go IL eZ e eE r. e q sN'
TOR TIE CURE OF
Asthma and E3EasIEnpfi0Fs.
NEW AND VERY HOGDERFEL!!tT
III * Es ATI n
Brought home 10 tie door of the Million.


A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
IN been made by Or. Curtis Of this city, in
the treatment o! Consumption, Asthma and al
diseases ofthe Lungs. We refer to DR.. Cur
It's Rygeana- or lnha.ing Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, Or.
c. has restored many aflicied ones TO health,
rs an evidence of which he has icnumerable
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment,
physician remarks, cit IS evident that inhal-
ing--constantly breathing all agreeable, Leal-
ing vapor the medicinal properties must come
in direct contact with the whole .rial cavities
of TIE lLigs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
trodu' cd into the stomach. and subject to the
proc s. o. Digestion" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun
try. NeIo York Datcha9n, Jaa. Il.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under tie
linen without the least inconvenience--the
heat Of the body being sufficient 20 evaporate
the fluid.
I7Forsale by II. B. PERSHlNG, Plymouth.
Nay 5, 1875. 7yl.
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David 3. Durham,
Samuel Church, jr,
and Charles Grass, Complaint TO subject
rs. real e-tate to execution
Nelson ". Pea. on &
10 eph Pear on.
The plaintiff in Che above entitled eau e, by
Jane o. Park, their Attorney. Lave fled in
my Office their complaint against the above
named defendants, to subject real tate 10
execution: ard it appearing from the afiila'.i
of di iniere ted per.on that tie de endants,
Melon W. Pearson and 10 eph Pearson. aTc
non res penis of the State OF Indiana, they are
therefore notified of the filing and pendency
of aid complaint, and that the same viii be
heard and determined al the next Term of tie
Mar hall Giro 1t court, to commence on the
second Monday in august, 1856, and unless
they appear and plead answer or demur Thereto
tie ame will be heard in their alb enee.
Atte.t: NEW TON Il. PACKARD,
April 10, 1855. l4t3F Clerk.
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State OF EIadiaEa.
Mars hall County, SIS.

IN the Marshall Circuit Court.
CATHERINE Fox.
US. Complaint fof Divorce.
CHARLES K. FOX
= ME- Plaintiff in the above cause has filed
a in ny Office a complaint for divorce, and
il appearing by affidavit that tie defendant,
Charles K. Fox, is non-resid,nt OF the State
of Indiana, he is notified Of the pendency Of
said complaint and that the same will be
heard and determined at tie next term of said
Court, to commence at the Court House in
Plymouth on the second Monday in August,
1856. and unless lie appear and plead, an
swer or demur ther TO, the same viii be hearl
in his absence.
attest: NEWTON L. PACKARD. Clerk,
By JANIS McFARIx, Deputy.
March p, IG56-lw3
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Aaoiher Propas:tiOn.

We will furnish the Banner during the
Campaign. from Is, of July TO ist o!
November 1886, for 50 cents to each SUBJ
scriber, payable only in case MR. BUcH
aSaS is elected TO the Presidency. pro-
vided he is living on the day OF the cleo
ton.
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MARSHALL Co. Agricultural Socie!y.

Ma. BURNs-Piease say TO your read
ers That competitors for Premiums onihe
lst and 2 best Wheat fields. Gnd bsst
cultivated Gardens. are requested to have
them entered on the Secretary's book by
the goth inst. I'm order that the commit
tee may examine the same previous to he
3Jth day of June. 1886.
S. 3. CORBALEY Sec'y.
June 10. 1886
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Ecy SGFe or Resss.

a Vsry desirail, Residence ON MicLisan
N rect, Immediate, ly East of the Court
iiers-. A good two story Hous,. wing on
each side, and al the necessary out buildings,
..l,o good We'll. The terms Tor renting or
purchase ". be made easy a: the owner is
anxious t, sell. For further particulars, en-
cure ut His office or TO a. G. Armstrong 2.
bout MI WEST OF Plymouth.
Plymouth, j ine 3, 1885. TIT.
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Public Sr,2aEking,

Judge Hsmmon', candidate for Lieut..
Governor, Will address his fellow citizens
Of M.rshsll county. on Friday week, q n
lust. Come every b dv.
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June 10, 1886.

Mr. EotroR-We # r to the Democratic
party an Cd Liner, WI. VI. PATTERSON, as a
candila,, for nomination for onr next Sheriff,
n place he has filed in his own Counties Tor
wears, AMI also been our sepresen III the
Legislature.
NJ, D,orFe NJ Ii Parf,