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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26
Chippewa.

This town is situated at the junction of
the Point Douglas and st. Louis River road,
and the St. Paul and Kettle River road to
Superior City-ffty-four miles north of St.
Paul, which are the main travelled roads
from ST. Paul to Superior. The town is sit
uated about cqui-distant between St. Paul
and Superior; and this road is shorter, by
thirty-five miles, according to the survey,
than any other route between these two
points. 1t is also in the midst of what is
known as the "Sunrise Settlement" one of
the best agricultural districts in the Terrific
ry, and which is being rapidly settled with
an indus 'rious class of farmers. The pro-
prietors of Chippewa have completed the
survey and plating Of this point, and are
ready to dispose of a portion of it to actual
settlers. 1t will undoubtedly be desirable
investment
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MORTGAGE SALE.

i nEFAULT,having been made in the payment of the
principal ana interest," which Is now claimed to be due
at the date Of this notice, certain mortgage bearing
date on the sth} day Of October, I'm the
year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty i've, exc
cuted by Charles s. white and Betsey &. White, his
wife, OF the County OF Dakos, and Territory Of Mime
place, which was duly recorded as mortgage in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds Comfy Dakota,
Territory OF Minnesota aforesad the eleventh day
or December, Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-hve,
four ~ O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day. In Book
thereof; - - -
Which said mortgage and the debt thereby secured,
was Afterwards, ON the ninth day of July, 1856, for
valuable and adequate consideration, duty assigned in
writing and transferred the said David Barker and
John n. Mckay, the mortgages therein named, to
Joseph Paine, of the City Of Salem, State OF Massa
Which assignment thereof was afterwards duly re-
corded In theoice OF the Register Deeds IN the
county Daso,a aiosesaa on the eleventh day Of
cages, on pages 2l6 aud zig thereof. - 4 asssaf -
Now, therefore, notice is herby given, t1at In pur
suance and by virtue OF power Of sale contained fn
said mortgage, and Of the Statute such made
and premises descr bed in and by
The following described tract piece and parcel Of
land, lying and being in the Town Of Hastings, in
County Of Dakota, and Territory of Minnesota Aforesaid
Beginning at the northwest corner Of lot number
two ~ in block number fifteen (i5) in the Town OF
running east twenty-five or feet; thence south one
hundred and forty l4o feet; thence west Twenty-Five
t2Z) feetj thence north one hundred and forty (40
feet to the place Of beginning, together with all and
singular the appurenances rights and privileges
longing or appertaning the will be sold ut pub
lie vehdue to and satisfy the debt and interest des
crbed In and secured by the aforesaid mortgage, toge
ther with the costs and OF the
sale. at the front door of the Court House, the
Of MENDOZA, in the County Of Dakota and Territory
aforesaid, Saturday, the sixth (6th) day Septen
Der, next after the date hereof, (0) O'Clock in
the forenoon of thai day. =
Dated July 10, 1856. --s- s,s j
JOSEPH A. PAINE, rs ~
Assignee of Mortgages.
AMEs Il VAN ETTEN, Attorneys for Assignee. jy26w
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Laicr from Mexico.
WASHINGTON, July

WAsHINeroN, July 10.
/ The Herald has advices from Mexico of
July 9Th, which state that Secretary Marcy
had sent proposition to President Comon-
fort to purchase another slice of Mexico
Marcy's offer, it is stated, is $4,000, 900
for the 3lst parallel of latitude for the boun-
dairy line to the Gulf of California. Presi-
dent ComonfGt refused to entertain the prop
osition.
The departure of the Spanish fleet was
held as triumph of Mexican diplomacy.
Comonfort's decree of the sale of church
property was hailed with great popular en-
thusiasm, and an immediate rise in the val
uation of Government Stocks followed.
The Governor of Puebla had expelled the
monks of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul,
and they have consequently removed to the
city of Mexico.
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

pleted and In perfect running order, is offered for
sale by the proprieors The engine Is 40 horse powers
and new, with all the other machinery, which is Of
most substantial kind and the approved plan
Power to the amount of 300 to 1000 annum be
rented for Flour Mill, the stock OF which can be
easily obtained. better point in the Territory
be found for Mill Power for other purposes has been
rented The capacity Of the Mill is such that 1t will
cut 20 Thousand feet Of soft lumber and Is to Is Of
hard wood every "a hours. To those who wish to
bark in the business the propretors can safely
mend the Mill as Of the best in the Territory, and
better point be found In this section Of country
either for numbering or Touring. s
Apply to W. n. TALBOT, Cannon City, or to HIL-
I,EARY g. WASHINGTON, Hastings. jy5-daWt1
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Meas. Goddard with his big Balloon and Little
Horse. %~~

MeAss Goddard with his bic Balloon snd Little
"A novel balloon ascension was made at
Manchester, N. H., on the Fourth. The Dali
ly Mirror of that city. gives the following ac-
count Of the affair:
"The crowd present was yariously estima-
ted all the way from 10000 to $4,000. It
may be safely said that 10000 people wit
messed the balloon ascension. They covered
over acres and acres of land, curious to see
the largest balloon in the world ascend with
a live horse attached. The wind blew fresh,
and Mons. GODDARD did not dare commence
filling the balloon till the wind went down,
about half-past six, as the rocking of the
balloon on the balloon on the ground might
wear hole in it. He went up standing on
the back Of the horse, Madame GODDARD being
in the car alone. p 81.
They reached an altitude of about $500
feet, according TOM. Godard's estimate,
sailing in a southerly direction, and landed
in field belonging to VIM. Plumer, in Lon
donderry. 7-fA''Aas+-@ ttt Aa5'
They threw out anchor and caught in
tree, where they remained some ten minutes,
the horse eating the leaves as if nothing
strange had had happened. 1sss.
The folks thought the end ef the world
was coming and the devil was riding through
the air. The woman ran into the house and
shut the door, and for some minutes the man
was afraid to come and unfasten the horse.
: The horse went to feeding the moment he
landed. (. D.,
M. GODDARD says the people were very kind
to him in Londonderry, and rendered him
every assistance.
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Assignee Of Mortgages.
AMEs Il VAN ETTEN, Attorneys for Assignee. jy2sw
District Court---Ffrst Judicial District---NIin.
nesoia Territory.

District Court---Ffrst judicial District---nin :
nesota Territory.
Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal P. Prat0
and Edward P. Beais, partners, ese-
d, ing business under The name and In and for
style of pratt Il Co." Plaintiffs. @Gf
Against FILLMORE County.
John G. Burr and Morgan Craig,
partners, doing business under the Summons.
name and style OF SJ. G. Burr &
Co.'S" Defendants.
To John c. Burr and Morgan Craig, firm Of go. Burr
Co.. Defendants.
VOU and each OF you are hereby summoned and re-
IL Quired to answer the complaint in this action,
which Is filed In the Office Of the Clerk of this Court
in said Fillmore County, and to a copy your
to said complaint the subscribers, their
office in the village Of Winona, 10 Minnesota Territory,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
exclusive Of the day of such service and
you fail to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will take udg-
ment against you for the of three thousand six
hundred aud ninety 47-1O0 dollars, with interest one
thousand of said from the 4th day Of March, A. D.
1855 interest the sum OF thousand hun
bred and sixtyseven 64-l00 dollars OF said from
the 25ih day Of March 1856, and with interest on
the Of nine hundred and tweniythree 47-1OO dol
lars of said from the 29th day of April, 1856
beside the costs of this action.
Dated at Winona. this 10th day OF May, A d 1856.
SARGENT, WILSON n WINDOW,
jy19w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys, Winona, N. T.
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The Railread Calamity.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.

e114 a PHILADELPHIA, july ~.
The dead of the railroad catastrophe as far
as ascertained amount to Sc, including six
unrecognized. The wounded as far as known
number 70, many very seriously-their
deaths hourly expected.
Contributions for the relief of the suffer-
ers are being taken up. Over 81 900 have
already been received at the Enquirer Of
flee.
MIR. Moriarty delivered an Grafton over the
remains of Father Sheridan, at St. Michael's
Church. ~.
The Coroner has commenced an investiga-
ton. t8s9
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E The democrats of this county are
coming to the standard of Freedom and Free
mont in manner which speaks the vote of
the county this fall in unmistakable language.
Outside the influence of the Custom Ho, Sc
in this city there is hardly acorporal's guard
left to support Buchanan. A gentleman was
conversing with prominent Democrat from
the town of Palermo the other day, when
the latter remarked that he was for Buchan-
an. lie further added that he was mem
Der of the Democratic Town Committee, and
that he was in fix to know what to do for
said he, all my associates on the Town
Committee are likewise out for Fremont"
How they should call Democratic meeting
was what troubled him. He is certainly in
fix, but a great many others in Oswego
county are in as unpleasant situation.-Os-
aoego Times.
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Fire in Brooklyn.

New YORK, July 10.
A destructive fire occurred in Farman St.,
Brooklyn, early this morning, burning ma
val store depot, owned and occupied by Seth
r. Robins.
A large stock of tar, rosin and turpentine,
together with dozen wooden buildings were
destroyed: the latter were occupied by about
so Irish families. Loss unknown.
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Gov. Gardner and the Governor Of Alabama.
BosToN, July 19.
The Bee of this morning contains Govern
or Gardeners reply to the late communication
of Gov. Winston, of Alabama, returning the
Kansas resolutions of the Massachusetts
Legislature. Gov. Gardner comments in Sc
we're terms on the assumptions and assertions
of the executive of Alabama, and concludes
by informing him that notwithstanding his
expressed wishes that no further intercourse
with Massachusetts, be had, he Gardner
will continue to send resolves to Alabama,
when desired to do SO by the Legislature, so
long as he fills the executive chair.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
During the Herbert trial this forenoon,
Mr.. Brooks came into Court and paid his fine
Of $500, and 1856 costs. $3.50
1t is now said that Edward Stiles of Pa,
has been appointed Consul to Vienna.
The Report of the majority of the Kansas
commission makes twelve hundred octave
pages. : h.s tsl.e <f h arses
The design is to call up the Kansas con-
tested election case next week.
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United States Public Debt.

On the LIST of June, 1856, the total debt
of the United States amounted to $40,049,-
300 IS. Since that time this amount has
been reduced to $32,963,s92 90; thus !:
Paid on Texas debt S6,s20,0l6 II, and
United States stock redeemed during the
month of June $265, 300.
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Refreshing Summer Beverage !

HOMSTOCK,S CELEBRATED MINERAL AND
~ SODA WATER, in bottles, win be supplied to the
citizens Of st Paul at their residences and places Of
business. required. Also, orders from distance
promptly filled, and boxes delivered board Of t"ats
and at stage offices, as directed. All orders from
without the city must be accompanied with the money.
Price three dollars box, two dollars to be
on return Of the bottles Each box contains thirty
bottles, warranted to tsep three months.
= L. =. COMSTOOKs
81 Paul, june Z, ls5e-daw4n - n.
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DODGE COUNTY, NJ. T.-The La Crosse
Republican contains the following in regard
to this portion of our Territory: "This
county commenced to settle one year ago
last fall, and now contains population of
200. About 1000 people met at Mantor..
vile on the Fourth day of July, raised a
liberty pole 100 feet high, and listened to an
address delivered by A. d. La Due, formel-
ly of this place
'Mantorville is the county seat of Dodge
county; it is fast growing town, surround
cd by an excellent farming country, we'll
watered and well-timbered 1t is situated
on the middle branch of the Zombro river,
with good water-power which has saw
mill and one run of stone. Messrs. Lancas-
ter & Wilbur are now constructing Flour
ing Mill with four run of stone, to be COM
pleted in time for fall crops. The District
Court was organized in that county on the
first Monday of the present mouth, Chief
Justice Welch, presiding"
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The Great Submarine Cable

The submarine electric telegraph cable for
the New York, Newfoundland and London
Telegraph Company was successfully laid on
the 10th inst, from the steamship Propontis,
Captain Goodwin, under the direction of
Samuel Canning, across the Gulf of St. Law
renee between Cape Bay Cove, Newfound-
land, and Ashby Bay, Caye Breton, dis
lance Of eighty-fve miles in fifteen hours
Messages are now being fl eely and instan-
taneously transmitted from shore to shore.
We understand that the Company have
about 700 men at work in Newfoundland and
Cape Breton. The Newfoundland line from
st. Johns to the point where it intersects
with the lines of the American Telegraph
Company in Nova Scotia, will be about 600
miles in length, and it is confidently expect
ed that the whole will be completed and in
successful operation by the first of Septem-
Der, and from arrangements already compile
ted, it is also, we understand, confidently
expected by the New York, Newfoundland
and London Telegraph Company that the ca
bic to connect Newfoundland and Ireland
will be laid down the ensuing year. The
best electricians and practical telegraphers
entertain no doubt but that the extraordina-
ry printing telegraph recently invented by
Mr.. Hughes has removed every serious OBJ
| stacle in the way of the triumphant success
of the transatlantic line.
We understand that Cyrus ". Field, Esq.
one of the prominent members of the New
York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company, will leave for Europe this week t.
complete arrangements for the immediate
commencement of the transatlantic line. :.
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New PLAN FOR CUTTING DREssEs.-See
the advertisement of Madame Briggs in an
other column. Her new method of teaching
tie art of dress-cutting is said to be perfect
ly simple and easy Of accomplishment. Those
interested will please take the proper no
tice.
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Steam Engines and Circular Saw
NIT

NNHE Subscriber is manufacturing and will fur.
IL nish to order Steam Engines and Circular Saw
Mills OF the best material and workmanship. Having,
made ARRANGEMENTS with IA tern manufactures. he can!
supply any description size Steam Engines re-.
quired for Saw other Mills, Shops, &C., with boilers
pumps, &C., all complete and set up on the ground
Circular Mills that viii I.009 feet inch pine
boards per Lour, constantly on hand
Parties in any OF the ABOVE articles will do
we'll to give call before purchasing elsewhere as
they will get them furnished here at about eastern
prices. 0e21dwtO F. GILLIAN.
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DEATH OF ARCHIBALD CAMpBELL.-Arch-
ibald Campbell, of Albany, Deputy Secre-
tary of State under nearly every admins
grafton, died on Monday. He was highly
respected citizen, and a very useful public
officer.
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Il 1t is said that at the celebration of
the Fourth of July in Binghampton, the
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, the President of
the Day, introduced the following toast =
"The Women of the Observation-Disclosures
of Men and Patriots. The Women of to-
day-Hoop! Hoop! Hoop! Hurrah %
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Land Warrants Located

HE Subscriber, who may be found for the present 81
the Banking House Of HarshAu & Co., Will look up
lands and locate Warrants on the most reasonable
terms. usls.dawtQ A. g. LAKGFoRp.
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Notice to Capitalists.

Notice to Capitalists.
Greatest Bargains in Land ever offered
in st. Paul.
TuNHE following pieces OF Real Estate will be sold a.
u 20 per cent. bel0v the Market prices: .
$4,000 acres of Land in different parts Of the Territory,
at from So to $40 per acre.
$500 acres adjoining the City OF st. Paul.
$50 s. at La Pointe Lake, Superior.
120 lots in Dayton Irvine's Addition TO St. Paul.
lbs acre lots In lyman Dayton's &c
$50 IS * Dayton b Warren'sH 6
81 sc IS Lyman G. Dayten's end &c 6
rs 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. -st-
TERMS, y cash and the remainder in and years.
Ny prices such enat me to guarantee IS per
cent. upon the amount paid in cash. -ne 1e4
will guarantee so per cent upon locations Of Land
Warrants for Others in years.
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from "a to
so cent unexceptionabe Real security.
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
relation to lands in the Territory.
Octl8-t.f
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WHAT ENGLAND Is WoRTH.-The mate
rial wealth of England is set down in value
at f4,447, 100000. Its cultivated soil is va
sued at sl,7oo, 100000, its mines at sl2o,-
100000, its dwellings and factories at f45O,-
100000, agricultural implements, live stock
and manufactured goods each over f200,-
100000, and its mercantile shipping at 940-
100000. -sn<x
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VoTE ON THE GOLDEN ERA.-We are in
debted to Ii. K. TerriH, Esq, of Red Wing
for the result of the vote aver On the Gold.
zen Era on Wednesday last. 1t stood-Fre.
mont %, Buchanan 19, Fillmore H.
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GETTING rar SrARr on : -Cousrrarr1r-

GETTING THE SrARr OF 4 iCounTERFEIr-
ER.-The Buffalo Express says fellow the
other day passed upon Mr.. Frisbee, the tick
ct agent Of the Great Western Railway
Company, on the Canada side Of the Sus-
pension Bridge, a counterfeit note, the cha
racter of which was discovered, but too late
to arrest the gentleman, who had strolled
over the bridge But Mr.. Frisbee was not
to be done in this way, and went in pursuit
of his man, whom he eventually found, en-
joying nap in car on this side. Of course
he could not be arrested there, SO retiring on
tip-toe, not to disturb his nap, Mr.. Frisbee
found two or three trackmen, to whom he
tipHed the wink to shove the car across the
bridge. tits said that the surprise of that
dishonest youth, on coming to his senses,
and finding himself q British prisoner, was
something to witness. When he had suffi-
GENTLY gathered his scattering wits, he at
tempted to drop roll of spurious notes, but
was detected at this, and finally went to
Jail miserably. Ten years is the least he
can expect in Canada. 8FffY q
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C. The oxen in Iowa are said to live
so long that they have to put sticks on their
horns for the W. inkles to run out on.
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E Hon. Simon Cameron, late Uni
ted States Senator from Pennsylvania, repu-
dates the nomination of Buchanan.
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ES A meeting of the clergy and laity
has been held in Boston, to adopt measures
for carrying out plan of systematic benefi-
cence. 1t is proposed that church members
give ten per cent of their income for benevo-
lent purposes.
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Dubuque and Saint Paul
P ACkET COMP'NY
J, P. FARLEY, President.
DAILY LINE TO SAINT PAUL.

VUNHE Boats Of this line will
IL make regular trips from A2HA
Dubuque to st. Paul, leaving ANA
Dubuque every morning, con-
meeting with trains on the Inf-
nois Central Railroad going
and returning The following Boats comprise the Line:
FANNY HARRIS, J.WARDEN, Master.
EXCELSIOR, -KINGMAN,
KATE OASSEL, 8. HARLOW, 4"
az, FLORA, g. W. FAIRMAN,U
GOLDEN STATE, VIM. D. VAN PELr.
All First class and well known Steamers, commanded
BY skiiifui and gentemanIy officers Their punctualitY
may be relied on.
For Freight or passage, apply on Board, or to
si NV. BASS & Co., Agents,
At whose Warehouse Freight for points below may be
eft for shipment Free Of charge. ap26daw6m
Times COPY.
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q 1t is said that over four thousand
hand-organs daily grind out music in New
York city.
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The LATE FLOOD IN FRANcE.-The inju-
ry done to the crops by the late foundations
in France is estimated at one hundred and
fifty millions of francs, of which thirty mil
lions are referable to the mulberry trees for
silk worms. The above does not include the
damage done to houses, cattle, farm utensils
or railroads.
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WHERE THE GOLD HAS GONE TO-
During the last four months the sum of
SIG, 100000 in gold and silver has been
shipped from England to the East.
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Eliihu Burritt quite recently delivered .
lecture in Chicago, in which he earnestly adj
yocated the plan of appropriating the avails
of the public. lands to the naturalization Of
the slave states, as fast as they would take
measures for emancipation,
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The quickest way to make eye-water i
to run your nose against a lamp-post.
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The Bloomington Newsletter, a ferocious
Border Ruffian Democratic paper, has been
sold to Mr.. Cox, formerly of the Salem Flag,
and will shortly be published as Republic
can peper.
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IL On Monday morning, the 7th inst,
the boiler in the single factory Of j. E. Bar
Der, in Chicago, exploded, blowing out one
end of the factory building, and injuring
more or less, ten men, two Of whom have
died. 1t is stated that the boiler was an old
one, and not suitable to be employed.
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Taken Up /!

AN the 18th July, by the Subscriber, 81 miles r
" Of st. Paul, in Section Town. %, Range %, one
large Bay Horse, with large in his face and
white his feet-about ten years old. The owner is
requested to forwards property, charges
and take him away, not the animal will be sold
the law directs. JAS. COSTELLO.
st. Paul, July 26. w3w