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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-14
In Probate Court

Ata General Session offhe Probate Court held in and
for the County of Ramsey. at st Paul. ON Tues0o m,
the fffh day of May, A. ID. 1856. in the matter
Of the estate of CAROLINA B. OFFICLR,decedsed.
ON reading and filing the petition of Harvey Oficcr
Administrator the estate Of Carolina r
Ohier, late of the city of Natchez, the State of Miss
issppi, deceased, showing that is no, snficent
PERSONAL estate in his hands. administrator to nav
the debts outstanding against the an the
pense of administration the said estate ard that
1t Is necessary tosell of the estate belong
Ing thereto for the payment OF such debts.
1t Is Ordered. that all persons interested in the estate
OF the said Carolina b. Officer, deceased. appear a
session of the Probate Court to be on Thursdav
the 18th day of June, 1885, at 10 in the
to show causes if there why license should not
be granted to said Administrator sell much OF the
real estate of the laid deceased shall be necessary to
the debts the said estate. And that G. nv Of
this order be published for four Consecutive weeks IN.
the Weekly MnneSotan, a newspaper published in ST
Paui IN sara county, AVN A. g. JONES.
Territory of MInnesoia--D District Court. I'd Judi-
ciai District--Coun,y of Ramsey, IS.
n,v,a RICHARDSON Ks; Summons FOR relief.
To Dauid Richardson, Defengant:
N the of the United States. You are hereby sum
m :. and required answer the complaint in this,
acton which said complaint is e in the Office OF
the Clerk # this court, for the county aforesaid the
CITY OF Saint Paul in said county, copy of
your answer to the said complaint the
MS office In the City Of Saint Paul aforesaid within
Unity days after the service of this You,
exclusive Of the day such service; you fail to
the plaintiff in this action apply the Court for the
B. COOPER, Pif,s. Atty
Dated at Saint Paul. April 8, 1856.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-14

TEHHANKFUL for the very liberal patronage hereio o.
IL fore bestowed, once more call the attention Of
the public to stock, and hope for continuance
of the same. l.. HYNEMAN.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-14
TRUMAN M. SMITH.
BANKER AND
Dealer in Real Estate,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Interest allowed on time Deposit. Particular atten-
ton paid to the sale of Real Estate,
ing Money, Locating Land warrants, Payment Of Tax
es, etc., etc. oct 17-tf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-06-14
C. MEYER AND H. MINDEN,
Coal Yard and Coal Stoves.
GroYeland Garden and NurserY.l

J. 0FOSeIauQ GardeN anu Nurseryet
Near the Halt WGy House bef,ceen ST Paul and st.
anthony.
~E have the pleasureof ofefing to the public the
W.; coming spring, choice lot of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees Shrubs Roses, Dahlas, etc, also Garden
and Flower Seeds, In large small quantities. ~
Feb. =, 1856. RI Il. M. FORD & CO
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MONEY TnLnAN.u

KASaremoved his Once to the Drug Store recently
IL owned BY L. O. Kinney, on Third St., two doors
below the sswurd's Far.naa DR.. Morton continues his
practice - usual. MgSslt St Iaul, Feb. ~
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

they shall have complied with the pro.
visions ofthis act, proof of which shall
devolvc upon said railroad COMPANY
SEC IL. BE IL further enacted, That
it shall be the duty. Of the Govern or,
when he shall be officially informed
that an obstruction has been placed
upon any Railroad track in this State
by any person for the purpose Of
throwing off the Locomotive or Cars
it shall be his duty to offer a reward
on the part ofthe State for the appre.
hension and conviction of the person
placing such obstruction upon said
Railroad.
Sec. ~. Be ii further enacted, That
itany person shall wantonly knock
down or destroy any ofthe sign boards
mentioned in the sixth section of this
act, he, she or they shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemcanor and on con.
viction thereof by Indictment or pre-.
sentiment shall be fined or imprisoned
at the discretion Of the court trying
the same.
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The New Platform and the Sia-
very Question.

What the Nev York Tribune Says.
r, H., l;.or;ol % +ho Nav
nc 'c'o'"' o,''V n", = ~ Ill.,
York lf'0Hh@ Oh VIC ""a i','''' - wv
ted to the American Platform lia'-
inc copied the 7th and 10Th sections
tbc Trjb,Ye saws:
a. IN, ho GOO, ,bat those dcclara.
.. :. w.. ,,o Do Tho Nrbracko hill and
,.o.'s o I -, ',,, Nv" Kaocac NTH Or mithout
"Sn.e ,., ~ "', ,Thcv arc nhrascd in the
" S"To'f terms POSSIBLE. but who ever
noaJ, thom carcfn|Iv will see that
t6"v fy1y infant EVERYTHING objectional
~ L13 K5psos. Nebraska bill, and con-
5,,n, me o,b, fcatuye of that measure
,rb;cL fvo,TH Freedom-namelv the
,ggbt nj ihc free emigyaatto haze u
,,@;ro ,,y0just ,Slnreryin The Territories.
Snch IS fine new National Know Moth
inc PLATFORM.
/ there anv need to 80 further in
thr way Of exposing the position of
the Know Nothing party on the sla-
,or,. onoationi We have seen a great
edo made over the twelfth section at
phi,odcInhjo and bpheId if indienant-
w ron,diotpd vet onlv TO be followed
Ev fine above substitute. What choice
- ,L.o,,, Io,,,oo,, ,bo ,,,ojGb clct;o,, AND
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

Hen of Americ0.-The greatest man
of the last hundred years was George
Washington--an American.
The greatest Doctor Of Divinity was
Edwards--an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Ben
jamin Franklin-an American.
The greatest living Sculptor is Hi
ram Powers-an American.
The greatest living Historian is NNm
II. Prescott--an American.
The greatest Ornithologist was J. J
Audubon---an American.
The greatest Medical Chemist Of
modern times, DR.. J. G. Aver, invent
or of Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Car
thartic Pills, is an American.
The greatest photographer sine,
the time of Johnson was Noah Web
STEFAN American.
The greatest inventors of modern
times were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney
and Morse. all Americans.-Er.
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ference ~ Oo1'5 I '.h 4''SS Ji,i1' :"
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2'",e"' "ao ,"l'-'''Gt o'i'lon y! Ia.
>ja'" "L'h 'A0 aN'''F' % any ''''1'
2ia'r' .ao ,;,a.
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OF me h"'l'e po.Il cll,ZGn' u ,in j.,
Yea '5'a'aS' pGI'll'l''r''''s f 0s'''''s .; -,
amy ,1FF,.oI! '"ci'H', ~ ',,I'' ~" r 90,
CONSTITUTION ''" 10" . '''t' ~ az,
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A Preventive against MotfS.~
cloves, carawag seeds, nutmes' !
cinnamon, and tonquin, OF eac,
ounce; then add as much iio'
orrisroot, as will equal the other !
dients put together. Grind In !.
well to powder, and then put y !.
tie bags among your clothes s,.. 4
is a pleasant perfume, ana WV, WV
away moths, although camPh ",
will accomplish the latter oo'''
iv well.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

A bill has been passed by the Sen
ate of Virginia appropriating $1,000
a year, for five years, to enable the
State Historical Society to procure
from England manuscript copies of
documents and letters relating to the
history of the Old Dominion.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

Ey- We would have given our readers
copy Of thc American platform, adopted
by the Philadelphia Convention, before
this time, but VIC cannot get correct
version Of il, and we do not wish TO pub.
lish tia, which we understand TO be sPu'
Tious.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08
The Government of the United
States.
Executive Department.

Executive Department.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President.
William L. Marcy, Secretary Of State.
James Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War
James G. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy
James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Robert Nc Clellond, Sec'y of the interior.
Caleb Gushing, Attorney General.
State Department,
Consists of one Secretary, one assstan,
Secretary, one chief.clerk, twelve asSo
ciate clerks, one translator, and one Il
brarian; Of the diplomatic and consulai i
branches; the Bureau of disbursement
translation, appointments and commits
sions; OF rolls and archives; Of authcn.
tications and copy rights; Of passports
and pardons; the foreign correspondence
treaties, dispatches, laws, and the Stat,
library.
Employs but seventeen persons, aM:-
is one Of the most simple yet powcrG
implements Of government in the worla
Treasury Department
Consists of one secretary, one assistar
two comptrollers, a commissioner of Gus.
toms, six auditors, treasurer, regisg.
solicitor, and boards for the light hoG :.
and coast surveys.
Macy Department,
Consists of one secretary, and five /.
reaux of navy yards and docks; Of col.
struction, equipment and repair Of pr
visions and clothing; of ordinance an
photography, and Of medicine and 81.
gerry.
The force Of the navy department nun.
bers Gfty.fyc.
Post ONc6 Department,
Consists Of one Postmaster General,
three assistants of Burc0ux Of Iusp, .
tors, appointments, contracts and hnan
There are ninety. one persons cnga.
in the General post office department.,
Department Of the Interior.
Consists of one secretary, and brea'
of the public lands; of pensions; Of
dian affairs; of patents, including az,
culture.
This Department has charge, also
the business OF United States mars
ond attorneys; clerks of United So
courts: the mines Of the United Sn.,
the public and penal buildings O.
United States in the District of Coun. :
the unsettled boundry lines between
States, Territories, and bordering mai,
The number Of persons employsi
the department Of the Interior is s's'
increasing. 1t may be estimated as1
hundred and fifty.
attorney Generals Department.
Consists Of one Attorney General, ac'-
clerk and eight assistants.
The total number Of persons coH<
ing the servants Of the people in all Il
departments, is one thousand and
one.
The number of persons employ'
connection with the Treasury De
ment in Washington, is four hundre'
twenty.one.
War Department,
Consists of one secretary, havln;
him the Commanding General, the
tant General, tho Quartermaster u
the Paymaster General, the Comm
General, the Surgeon General the :.
neer Bureau, and the Bureaux Of J.
, raphy and Ordinance
The number Of persons occuple'
War Department is lO7.
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For tie Appeal.
WlYcnrsrEs, Tenn,
March 9TH, 1856.
Ny DEAR UNCLE ToBIA--

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| Ny DEAR UNCLE ToBIA--
Gn Totteryillc n. Jersey
Fatigued and worn out with winter
travelling, | have determined to spend
the spring and summer in the oldhome-
State of Jackson and Polk. You can
not tell how heartily | welcome the
early spring Of the South, after such a
long and dreary winter. | am now
snugly situated with my friends in the
| little city-yilIagc Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rcaIlyitis both It's social, familiar
habits; its beautifully gravclled streets,
crossing each other regularly at right
angles; and its strictly executed NUM-
pal laws. all give it tie bearing OF city
STYLE. Long files of nice shade trees
extending even beyond its precincts,
reaching the dOminion-b0rder Of the
tawny farmer who seeks the sunshine
and not the shade.
The buildings here are not the cost
" kind we sometimes Sce-massiVc.
clumsy piles, whose prosy, rain-Wash-
ed walls and rotted caves look like
temples Of Melancholy, with demure
little windows Of an,ic shape, and
gloSsIess openings, supplied perhaps
with a comforter reverend with many
Il patch or rent, showing the negli-
gence or advancement Of several gen
crations, or a few time-honored, crown
less hats, Or pillow, whose slip has
Slipped the all-searching eyes and
cleansing hands Of the washer-woman
on her last quarterly round. The spa
cious yard. with rceling, proppcd-up
fence and long-lost gate. Here
and there briery tWls or closely nib
led sward, contending to the last for
But the bristly foes, allied with
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A country editor thinks that Column
bus is not entitled to much credit for
discovering America, as the country
is so large that he could not well
have missed it.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

IA j. twill b" sometime yet before
our opponents bring the" raHoida'g' on
the field we conceive II the duty oi the
Americans TO be preparing tor me CON.
tcs', to c1om.uo the records OF the past
and sum Up every t9ct that may DC neeo
CT for offensive OF defensive warfare
IL: US DO careful not to waste ammunition
UNNECESSARILY u"td we SEQ the "'''e o.
the eyes OF me enemy' Lucy nave d
good while yet to explore our camp ana
if possible TO get up testimony 10 meet
our case to lnrnish Wh'cN S"9' ''"'
acSseS will be always readily found
Preparation is no" the order oil the day
Let every man be ready with bnFniShe"
arms to meet the toe when he comes
We kno" not what naughty e0io'ta'n
from the ranks OF D"5'N we nave 10 meet
but let none be without MS SING v q
may expect the ola charge OF abo!it.oh'
isin to be thrown at MI diMoF'' we
can no" see the democrats PfacucIN5 at
the game, teaching their consc.cNce5 10
lay quiet while they say Like niue
boys lust before IA'} become Dig boys
rather be''ges" as the 'alior' say Team
ing to sweat OF c&a'' tcf0@e@1F' '"'y ny
1t on small scale at H'SE "h'I l'""l'y
the haDiI sears 'Ae'I coHSe'cHC' ana
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

An effort is in progress in London,
with a view of collecting the large
9 fsno-000 TO build one hundred
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

That man may breathe, but never lives,
Who much receives, bu, nothing gives;
|1tfi,or, name can lime whom
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

The ladies of Butler county, Ohio,
have sent petition to the Legislature.
now in session at Columbus. demand
ing that the State Constitution shall
be so changed as to allow woman the
right of suffrage. The movement was
gotten mp by Mrs. Lucy Stone Black
well, who recently paid that country
a visit.
10 Greedy thinks the standing COM
mittees of the house ''are generally
satisfactory. and well arranged with
a view to the triumph Of freedom"
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

In the United States there are six thou.
sand brokers and six thousand BARRIERS,
but tie census does not tell which class
does tho most shaving.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

1t is stated that the Secretary Of War
has decided to adopt rigorous measures
for The complete removal of all the In.
dians now remaining in Florida, and that
no terms will be made with them short OF
an abandonment of the peninsula. 1t is
estimated that there are not more than
one thousand warriors left among them.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

" Doesticks" is NOW engaged in writing
barlesque Of three thousand lines on
Lougrcllow'S Hiawatha, fora New York
publisher.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-08

The acting Governor Of New Mexico,
in his message to the Legislature, states
the population Of the Territory to be up
wards Of sxty.one thousand.
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The Edinburg Erpress reports that the
frlh volume Of Mr.. MacauIay's History
Of England" has been committed to the
printer.
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W UT
Consists Of one secretary, havln:
him the Commanding General, the
tant General, tho Quartermaster dS
the Paymaster General, the Comm
General, the Surgeon General, the
neer Bureau, and the Bureaux oil J
raphy and Ordinance.
The number Of persons occnPlS''
War Department is LOT,
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r. Rsralin hes published card in
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ORovILLE CoURT House. We are
pleased to learn that operations have
commenced upon the brick Court House
in Oroville. The contractor, Mr. Perry
commenced work upon it with strong
force on Thursday last, and will push
the work to speedy completion. The
contract was let for Sl1,5OO. Not
having seen the specifications We are
unable to speak Of the style of the build
ing, but trust that it will soon be able to
speak for itself. 1t is much better
building than was required hy the act
removing the County seat. and reflects
great credit upon the citizens of Oro-
Vile They were determined TO have a
Court House that would be an honor tn
the county and they will accomplish h
their object. We hope to see the Board
of Supervisors order a removal at their
August session, or very soon thereafter.
One rampant vigilanter, who thinks the
fight about the county seat is still going
on, proposes to build ''sand bag fortifi-
cation" around the Bidwell court house,
and employ few condemned Dutchmen
with Vigilant muskets, to mount guard.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man by the name
ofG. w. Topping died suddenly in San
Francisco on the 10th instant under the
following circumstances He was en-
ployed in connection with another per-
son, to 90 into well on f. w Macon
dray's place, to repair some lead pipe,
and they carried with them u small fur
mace filed with charcoal. When the
job was nearly completed, one of them
came out, and supposed his comr. de
would soon follow After little delay,
he went down to ascertain the cause and
found him insensible. He was taken
out and died in thirty minutes, from in
haling the fumes or gas of the burning
charcoal. lie was timer by trade, and
formerly of Michigan. He has two
brothers living in the valley near the
Garden Ranch.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

Nor So.-The Alta learns by spri-
vatc letter, that the State authorities
had made an attempt to enlist troops in
Orovile, and failed. This is not so.
Oroville has not been called upon 70 fur
nish troops for either side. When tho
call is made. we trust tho ciIi1 MS Of
Oroville will remember that the Ssrd-
bag fort of San Francisco was DO; rnsds
for the purpose Of enabling the commit
tee to hang Casey and to ship ra'es''
from our midst, but to be used against
the authorities which the people Of The
State have created, and which is no-
receiving the scofs and jeers Of men
ensconced behind sand bag Notifications.
The people Of Oloville assisted to orcs's
the State authorities, and arc nov erect.
ing court house at an expense OF
about $l2 900. Does the Alta imagine
that the people of Oroville, like the vii
lains of San Francisco, will heap scorn
and opprobrium upou themselves The
Alta should not look through its suction
advertisements at the people at the peO'
ple of Bntte county.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

PaINClPLEs ETERNAL.-We we're pe-
rusing, few days since, speech de-
livered by Mr. Buchanan in 1852, al
Harrisburgh. Pa. 1t was al elaborate
and able argument in favor of our pres
ent naturalization laws and a defence
clear and forcible, of the great and good
Washington from ever having been a
proseriptionist. The following eloquen,
passage occurred, in speaking of the
glorious old democratic party:
What glorious party the Democratic
party has ever been Man is but the being
of summers day, whilst principles are eter-
nal. The generations of mortals, one after
the other, rise and sink, and are forgotten
but the principles of Democracy which we
have inherited from our revolutionary faith
ers, will endure to bless mankind throughout
all generations
Butte record., 1856-06-21

s% 1t is amusing to witness the anti
Democratic papers just at this time.
They one day think President Pierce
may be nominated at Cincinnati, and
they fall upon him with tigers forocity
The next day they think they see chan
ces for Douglass, and then the hyena
shows itself tc'rifca'ly. The third day
they persuade themselves that after all
perhaps, the lot may fall to Mr. Blu.
chanan, and they turn upon him with
the accumulated wrath of hall century
Butte record., 1856-06-21

THE SAND BAG FoRTIFcAr1oN.-The
Stat, Journal has been told a curiou,
story about the sand bag fertilization
1t is said that shrewd operator, who
had a lot not yet filed up in the neigh
borhood of the Vigilance Committee
rooms, suggested to the Executive Of
the Vigilruce Committee the Importance
of having saDd-bag fertilization. San
excellent thing one of them exclaimed
and some l5O unfortunate Frenchmen
were Immediately put on duty. The
sand was brought to the spot, and the
operator Calculate" that when the
present row is over he can buy tina,
sand cheap and throw it on bis property
Shrewd fellow that
Butte record., 1856-06-21
Express Favors.

We are indebted to Everts, Davis S
Co., for Bullc,in, Alta True Californian
and Marysril!e Express and Inquirer.
To Messrs. Singer s. Morrow for file:
of Atlantic papers eighteen hours in ad-
vance of everything. They have our
thanks for their attention.
Our thanks are due TO J. w Sullivan
of the San Francisco News Depot. fol
copies of Harper's Magazine, and New
York, Philadelphia, and other Atlantic
Journals.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

RESIGNATION OF ALEXANDER BELL.
1t would seem from the following letter
written by Alex. Bell. one of the State
Prison Directors, to a friend and pub
lished in the Town Talk, that he l.
about to resign the Office he now holds
SAN FRANCISCO. June IL, 1855
To A FRIEND--Sir : My reply to your
note of this date hope will prove salts
factory l was elected by the people
Of this State, and have the evidences oi
having faithfully and fairly discharged
my duty as public servant Yet,
must say, that as long as villainy goes
rnpunished in high places, that am un
willing to retain the trust confded to me
BY generous constituency, and would
resign tomorrow had l moi anticipated
my pay for the coming quarter, by draw
ing it in advance after which, although
elected for three years, I shall most
chesrfully return to those friends who
kindly entrusted me with the guardian
ship of the States interests at the S ace
Prison, all powers Invested in me as Di.
rector Of the same, and leave it in The
hands Of men better schooled in villainy
than am to manage it. Yours,
ALEX BELL, State Prison Direc
1t is an undeniable Fact that there is
considerable rascality centered at the
State Prison--nearly as much, perhaps
as is usually found in our Legislatures.
Butte record., 1856-06-21

General Disgust fills the ofice vacated by
the resignation Of Gen. Sherman.-Gf0ee
In the northern portion of the State. Gen
eral apothy seems to hold forth Cat, -7n'-
We understand that General Indignation
has assumed the command of the entire fUrce.
Of the State.-.7h1
The above is volley from the brigade
under the command of General Liesn-
tiousness. Gov. johnson is about tt
cashier their commanding officer. and
muster the brigade into the service O
the State, under General Estdl.