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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
The Pennsylvania Press.

In Pennsylvania, says the Philadelphia
News, K. N, there are IS papers for Fill
more and Donnelson, 81 for Fremont and
Dayton, and 2 for Fremont and Johnston
The News omits the number of Buchanan
papers, but they probably exceed those for
the other candidates combined Pioneer.
The Philadelphia News, neighbor, appears
to have taken up your daily occupation Of
wholesale manufacturing of political items
which have no existence in reality-in plain
er words, wholesale lying, The Pittsburgh
Gazette publishes list of sixty-five papers
in Pennsylvania supporting Fremont and
Dayton, eight of them German papers,
Three papers also support Fremont, but are
uncommitted on the subject of the Vice
Presidency, and three papers support Ere
mont and Johnston. Thirteen other jour-
mails are favorable to Fremont and Dayton,
but which have not yet put up their names,
and three others nominally support Fillmore
by keeping his name up, but which advocate
Fremont, and will eventually put up his
name. These, added to the previous list,
give eighty-seven Fremont papers in Penn
sylvania.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

WHEREAS, default has been made in the condi-
w ton of a certain mortgage made by David C.
Murray and Hannah, his wife, mortgagors to William
Bisse mortgagee, dated the sixth day of October, A
lSo4 said mortgage conveying the southeast quarter
of lot number two ~ in block number thirtytwo (32)
n the Town of st Paul proper, in the County Of Ram
and Territory of Minnesota, and having been duly
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the
iCouny of Ramsey aforesaid, the 9th day of October
d 1854, at 10 y O'Clock, Ms in Book ssC'' Of Mort
cages, pages 731 and 1872. And said mortgage
ing been afterwards the 22d day of June, 1856,
assigned by said William Bsse to Fiber M loser, and
by Elder M loser afterwards the 2Sth day July,
ID 1855, assigned to Fuller Thompson, which two said
assignments were recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for Ramsey County aforesaid, the 10Th 'ay of May,
1856, at x O'Clock, M, in Book ssF'' of Mortga-
ges, on folio 444.
And there now being due and owing upon said mort
gage the sum of Five Hundr ed and Six Dollars, and
suit having been instituted at law to recover said
naming debt part thereof, therefore, the above
described morgaged premises will be sold to the highest
bidder in front of the Court House, in said City
Saint Paul, Tuesday, the 18th day Of August, A
1856, at 0k O'Clock, M, to satisfy the above debt,
with interest, costs and disbursements Of sale.
Saint Paul, June 25, 1866.
FULLER THOMPSON, Assignee.
FRENCH. Al te2SWG
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
Saint Paul Iron Store.
NICOLS & BERKEY,
Wholesale Dealers in $50
Tow Mails C+oo1 D1oxvc Avoc

Iron, Nails, Steel, Flows, Axes,
Anuils, Vices, Bellows, E Heary Hardware,
Wabashaw Street.
Also, agents for Herring Heitz's Fire Proof Safes,
A RE now receiving their large stock, insisting in
IA part of
24O tons Of assorted iron.
1000 kegs Of assorted mails.
Is tons Plow Steel.
S tons Spring Steele.
3 tons Cast Steele.
100 Sets Assorted Axels.
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth
2 tons Grind Stones.
1000 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin.
Linseed Oil and Varnish. :.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Braking Flows, Cross and Corn Plows.
Anvils, Bellows and Vices
Shooting, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Crobars.
Cattle and Log Chains.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Screw, Plates, Nuts, Washers and large assortmeh
of Vulcanzed Rubber and Leather Betting, Lace,
Leather and gun packages engines, &C., &C., all Of
which they will sell at low prices and LIBERAL discount
will be given to the trade. =.
may %, 1856. ie2Swtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 81

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Senate pissed bill amendatory OF
the act of December II, 1902, concerning
the registry or recording of ships or vessels,
the object being to make it conform to the
present regulations of the Treasury Depart
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, resolution was
adopted calling on the President for informa-
ton whether any instructions have been is
sued to any military officers in command in
Kansas to dispense any unarmed meeting of
the people of that Territory, or prevent by
military authority any assembling of people
in the Territory.
The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the Nebraska contested election
ca Sc.
The Committee on Elections reported a
resolution that B. B. Chapman was not and
that Hiram P. Bennett was elected.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
NICOLS, KINNIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers1n "
Stoves, Tin Ware, Agricultural
Implements. &c.. &C.. ~

I 8
Corner of Erchange and Saint Anthony Streets,
(Near the American HotelJ
ST. PAUL,
A RE now opening their large and carefully selected
n stock, consisting in part of Cooking and Parlor
Stoves of the latest and most approved patterns, Tin
Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead bar and sheet Lead, Copper
Bottoms, Braziel's and Timed Sheet Copper, sheet
Zinc, sheet ron and Nails Of all sizes window Glass
and Shades, White Lead and Zinc Paints, Manila
. FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such Plows, Cultvators, Cultivator and Harrow
Teeth, Grain Cradles, Soy thes and SDaths, Handled
and Garden Rakes two, three, aud four ronged Ser
man and cast steel Forks; Sheves, Spades Mattocks,
Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay Knives, Straw Gut
tiers, Pruning Shears, Prier Scythes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvis, vices, Bellows, hand and sledge Hammers,
Axes, Hatchets, Rasps, Files, Carriage Springs and
Axles, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Crow
bars, Coil Log and Pump Chains, Cistern Pumps, Well
Wheels and Buckets, brass, enammeled and French
pressed Kettles, Hollow Ware generally, Sad and Fire
Irons. Also a general assortment of
-i,a JAPANNED AND TINWARE.
~ All sorts of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
done TO order
This stock we have purchased almost exclusively
the manufacturers, and therefore enabled to
sell at the lowest rates.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
ue before buying elsewhere. 1el6dlmawtf
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Tho Pioneer and the zei.unx.

The fact that Mr.. Orthwein, of the "Min-
nesota Deutsche Zeitung," has chosen to
take stand with majority Of his country
men in the United States-that is, on the
side of Freedom instead Of Slavery-has.
aroused the terrible ire of the terrible Min
nesota Pioneer and Democrat. That orphan
Border. Rufian journal (the responsible edi-
tor is never at home) has been making as
sertions for several days derogatory to the
personal character of the editor of the Zei-
tung. This is the mode of warfare which
the Pioneer adopts always, and with other
editors who feel it their duty to cross its
path, politically, we congratulate neigh
Dor Orthwein upon the many advantages he
will derive, pecuniarily and otherwise, in
thus exciting its enmity.
Yesterday, the Pioneer called unto its aid
an unfortunate correspondent, if we guess
the man correctly. Having accidentally
been born in Germany, he has claimed for
himself the exclusive right to dictate to the
Germans Of Minnesota, on all occasions,
how they shall vote; but unfortunately for
himself, he never can get q sufficient num-
Der of them to vote for him to render his
running for Office successful. If we mistake
not, he is the man who last fall was extreme
" anxious to be candidate on the Republi-
can ticket for the House, and afterwards
found place for that position on what the
Pioneer termed the German and Olmsted
bolters' ticket" We call the Pioneers at
tention to this fact, and would suggest to it
to be a little cautious about allowing it's per-
sonal correspondent, who lives in glass
house, to throw stones. "Did not great Ju-
illus bleed for" Olmsted's "sake" only last
October2 And now, it appears, because
forsooth, Mr.. Orthwein will not bow to his
dictation, he joins the Pioneer in abusing
the editor who upholds that correspondents
former profsssed Republican principles
In much business and social intercourse
with Mr.. Orthwein, we have found him to
be not man decoid Of blood and a soarm hand
-true to his friends and true to his princi-
pies, Politically, he is on the side of his
fellow-countrymen, Reemelin, Hoffman, Koer.
ner, Hecker, and thousands of others, and
moreover he is right, and the right will tri.
umph!
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Correspondence Of the Minnesotian.
Matters and Things at saltwater.
SALTWATER, July %


SALTWATER, July %.
Messrs. Editors Saltwater is not such a
great way from your city, but the news do.
not always travelquickly. And it has some
times been the case, that we did not always
know what was going on among ourselves.
The Union is the only paper we have at pre-
sent, but it has but little to. do with local
matters.
We shall have Republican paper started
here in about four weeks, by an editor
who is a man and gentleman-A. j.
Van Worries, Esq, son of the Hon. A. Van
Worries of the last Legislature. He has had
many years experience as Editor of the
Athens Messenger, Ohio, and we have con-
6dence in him. The paper will succeed.
Our people are wide awake n'educational
matters. They are building this season a
public sohool-house at the cost of $500.
1t will be the best public school-house in the
Territory.
The Old School Presbyterians are making
arrangements to locate their Presbyterian
Institute at this place. One man has offered
to give 81 200.
The citizens, too, are bound to have Sc
minary of a high grade of their own, and
arrangements, l understand, are already
made for the opening of the Saint Cron
Seminary about the LIST of October.
Rev. Jas. A. Russell will be Principal, and
Miss Deborah Wilson, Preceptress. This
movement, we judge, is bound to succeed
and Saltwater, at that rate, will be nobly
provided with schools. 80. -..
Did you know the first railroad that en-
tiers Minnesota will cross the St. Croix al
Saltwater. So they" say, and we believe
for once they" are right. And we judge
St. Paul people must have an idea of that
sort by the way they inquire around here
about chances to buy property.
Saltwater and St. Paul will not grow .jea
lous of each other on that point, however.
You gave us good notice some time ago
and you were treated most stability for it
but you know the people OF Saltwater toe
well to think they were in the habit of pull
ing off their own noses.
Never mind, we will have another E ditto
soon.
There is great deal of Fremont feeling
around here and there will be more wher
the paper is in operation.
| SAND STONE.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
District Court---First Judicial District---Min-
Tnvr

District Court---First Judicial District---Min-
nesota Territory.
Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal P. Prat1
and Edward r. Beais partners.
dc ing business under the name and In and for
style of pratt & Coz Plaintiffs.
Against SFillmore County.
John G. Burr and Morgan Craig,
partners, doing business under tn. Summons.
name and style of 81. G. Burr
Co.,'' Defendants.
To John c. Burr AMI Morgan Craig, firm Of ssJ. Burr e.
Co.,'' Defendants.
VOU and each of you are hereby summoned and re-
u 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 of your
to said complaint the subscribers, at their
Office in the village of mona, in Minnesota Territory
within twenty days after the this summons
exclusive Of the day of such service and if
you fail to the seid complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will take judg-
meDt against for the of three thousand six
hundred and ninety 47100 dollars with interest on one
thousand of said sum from the 4h day Of March. A. D.
1856 interest on the sum OF thousand seven hum
ured and sixty-seven CALICO dollars of said sum from
the 25h day Of March 1856, and with interest on
the sum of nine hundred and twenty 47-lOO dol
lars of said sum from the 29th day Of April 1856
BIT side the costs of this action.
Dated at Winona, this 10th day of May, A 1856.
SARGENT, WILSON & WINDOW,
JylSwow Planting Attorneys, Winona, NJ. T.
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Territory of Minnoseta---District Court--Second
Judicial District--County of Ramsey.
PHILIP GOLDSMITH against ELIZABETH YOUNG
and to all persons having claiming to have an in.
terest in the real property lying and situate in the
City Of st Paul, County Of Ramsey, and Territory OF
Minnesota, described as follows, to wit
9 ENG part of lots eight 81 nine 10y and ten, no
II in block seventeen Q7) in the original Town OF
Saint Paul. according to the recorded plat theret
mencing at point on Robert Street seventyve feet
from the southwest corner of Fourth aud Roberts
street twenty-five feet; thence running eastwardly at
right angles with Roberts street, and parallel with
Fourth street, hundred and twenty-four feet and
six inches thence running southerly and parallel with
Roberts street twenty feet; thence weswary and
parallel with Fourth street, hundred and twenty.
four feet and six inches, to the place of beginning.
block seventeen 7) in the City Saint Paul proper,
des ribed follows, to wit-Commencng at point on
Roberts street twenty-five (25) feet from the south
west corner of block seventeen On; thence north
wardly the line of Roberts street fifty (50) feet
thence easwardy at right angles with Roberts street,
and parallel with Fourth street, one hundred and
twenty four feet and six inches 24 IL ft thence
souherfy parallel with Roberts street, fifty (50) feet
thence westwardly and parallel with Fourth street,
hundred and twenty feet and six inches 6l2 ft)
to the place of beginning.
To ELIZABETH YOUNG, the above named defendant,
and to all other persons haylhg or claiming have
any right, title interest to. in the above des
cribed premises
You and each Of you arc hereby summoned and re-
quired to the complaint in this action copy
which has been filed in the ONCE of the Clerk of the
District Court aforesaid at st. Paul. in said County,
and to serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plant the subscribers, their Office in the City of
st Paul. in the County of Ramsey aforesaid, within
twenty days after the service this you,
exclusive of the day service and if you fail
answer the said pait within the time Aforesaid,
the plaintiff in This action will apply the Court
the relief demanded in the complaint.
AMBs & VAN ETTEN,
jy5-w7w plaintiffs Attorneys.
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New York, july I

The Washington correspondent of the
Times Telegraphs' as follows: The vote of
Mr.. King, of New Hampshire, against the
resolution admitting Mr.. Archer to the con-
tested seat on Friday, was so cast by agree
ment with the friends of Mr.. A., in order to
enable him to move reconsideration of the
bill, if thought necessary.
The State Department has no dispatches
concerning the story of Treaty between
Great Britain and Honduras, cedng Ruatan
to the latter.
The Secretary of State has addressed a
letter to the Governor of California, inform
ing him that the Federal Government can
not interfere against the Vigilance Commit
tee until requested by the Legislature OF
California, or until that body shall assemble
to act in consequence of the Instruction
This is understood to be in accordance with
an opinion given by the Attorney General.
The Administration, however, sympathizes
with the Government against the Vigilance
Committee.
The steamer Quaker City arrived here this
| morning from Mobile via. Havana. Left
Havana on the 18th; political news of no
Importance The clipper Warrior from Swan
ton had landed a cargo Of 562 coolies; ~
died on the passage through suicide or from
disease. The yellow fever prevails to some
extent in Havana, though there had been
but few cases in the city. Gen. Concha was
down with it.
The National Intelligencer of this morning
publishes card from Mr.. Burlinghame, o
Massachusetts,, in which he says, the con-
versation between him and Mr.. Brooks hay-
ing received an Interpretation that does in
justice to its real meaning, he now with
draws and says explicitly, that he leaves the
speech to interpret ITSELF and holds himself
personally responsible for it, without quail.
fication or amendment
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02

TT Two men, father and son, calling
themselves DR.. Lyman A. Abbott and James
Il. Abbott, were few days Sine examined
and held for trial at Rutland, Vermont, and
Manchester, New Hampshire, for practising
bigamy on q scale that would entitle them
to high place in Mormondom, they having
married six wives apiece.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
THE FALLS HOUSE.

ANDRUS DURAN D,........... ..PROPRIETOR.
CANNON FALLS, NJ. T.
II Boarers by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of
game excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vicin-
y, with scenery unsurpassed in any part of the upper
Mississippi region. June i6. 44tf
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']~SS W OIL POI % VI Wy CnIVn.@Ef
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pubs
lished, and containing nearly dou-
BILE the quantity Of reading matter
in that Of the Fifty cents or DOL
lar Publications. 1t treats Or
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRlu
AGE, and the secret infirmities
and disorders of youth and matu-
rity, from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations on marriage,
its duties and disqualifications, &
their remedies with lfthopranhc.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-02
NOTICE.

UDURSUANT to Section Three Of the Act entitled
IL 6 An Act prescribing the rules and regulations
for the execution Of trusts arising under the OF
Congress, entitled, An Act for the relief citizens
of Towns upon lands Of the United States under
tain circunstaDces,Sn passed March 3, 1856.
Public notice Is hereby given that the third day
July, A. D. 1886, the subscriber entered ct the Land
Office at Winora, N. T., the lands comprising the site
of the Town Canon City, in County Of Rice, N. T.,
in trust for the several and benefit of the occupants
thereof, according their interests, which lands
described the duplicate receipt Of the Receiver for
the money received by him in payment thereof as fol-
lows: y fA --e -
| The west hals of the southwest quarter and lots
number one and two and southwest quarter Of south
east quarter or section number fifteen, and
quarter of north quarter and northeast quarter Of
northwest quarter of section number twenty-five, In
township number no. north Of range 70 west contain
ing hundred and acres and eighty-hun-
dreths acres.
Each and every person, association or company OF
persons claiming be occupant or occupants or 10
have possess, be ented to the right OF occu-
pancy possession Of such lands, or any ot block,
parcel share thereof required by the fourth sec
ton Of the said act file within sixty days after tne
first publication of this Eotce in the Office OF the SUD-
scrber, at Belle Plan Scott County, M statement
IN writing containing accurate description OF the
pieces parts thereof IN which he or she OF
they claim to have an interest," and Of the specific right
interest or estate which he she they claim respec
lively claim 10 be entitled receive, be forevei
barred claim thereof. =
j A. G. CHATFIELD, Judge.
Canon City, July 13. 1856. jyls-w2m
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Notice to Capitalists.

Greatest Bargains in Land offered in St. Paul.
FuNHE following pieces Of Real Estate will be sold al
u 20 per cent. beloD the Market prices:
10000 acres of Land in different parts of the Territory,
at from So to $40 per acre.
1900 acres adjoining the City of st. Paul. -
$50 &C at La Pointe Lake, Superior.
100 lots in Dayton & Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
1u8 acre lots in lyman Dayton's &c &C
$50 &C SC Dayton & Warren's &C Z"
81 &c 6. Lyman 6. Dayton's End &C C.
rs G various portions of the City of ST. Paul,
improved and unimproyei.
The Warehouse, Store and Lots at the Upper Landing
belonging to Lyman Dayton. lls.
The above will be sold in quantities suit purchas-
ers.
TERMS, y cash and the remainder in and years
My prices are such as to enable me to
cent. upon the amount paid in cash.
will guarantee 90 per upon locations Of Land
Warrants for others,in years. --- r..-
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yie9ng from "a to
so cent, upon unexceptionable Real Estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers
in relation to lands in the Territory. CctlS-daw
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CHISAGO HOUSE,
" w FOT.SO

TAYLOk'S FALLS, NJ. T.
Persons travelling TO Lake Superior will find exceen
accommodations at this Honse.
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FOR SALE.
Building Lots on a Long Credit

vUNO persons who will make good improvements, 1
IL per cent, year Interest," beautifully situated lots
for residt noes, in Mackubn Marshal,s Addition to
st. Paul. This addition is q of mile from the Win
slow House. All the roa S from st. Anthony and the
country lying North West of St. Paul, which the
greatest boroughfares leading into the city, through
IT. The water is of the best quality, and free the
lime which renders that in tn lover town injurious
many people The situation is high and there is an
abundance Of shade trees The price of from $50
to $500 each. In five years it may be safely assumed
they will be worth $500 to 500 each. There is
part the city where desirable lots residences
may be obtained upon such liberal terms by parties who
will improve. A small pawn mt only of from $25 to
$50 cash, is requil ed on each Tot -.s. b.
&C. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin s. Edgerton, No. 6,
Winslow HouLe.
have also number of central and business lots to
lease. Also and 10 acre lots adjacent to the city
the principal roads, for sale low cash short
credit. Also large number of lots in all parts or St..
Paul and St. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
prices. To capitalists, desiring to make realestate
vestments, can offer great inducements,
c. N. MACEpBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin Edgerton, No. 6
Winslow House.
Also for sale, four new houses the st. Anthony
road, containing each. with good stone
ment and cellaos,
C. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubn and Edgerton. No. 6,
Wlnslow House, St. Paul, NJ. T. d&w6m---may 16
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What Is Thoash Of Fremont Down South.
The Charleston (South Carolina) Stand
ard thus speaks of Col. Fremont and his
prospects:
"He still displays address in sticking to
the simplicity of the issue upon which he
proposes to stand. No one in Free State
can possibly say anything against the propo
sition to exclude slavery from the Terrific
ries, of the United States. Some are too
conservative to propitiate the act, but all will
approve it, and if he can carry all 1he Free
States he will carry the Presidency also; his
tactics are judieiols. Mr.. Buchanan has to
carry forty years of service, and an immense
platform, schich contains somahing ofeasice to
Everybody. Mr.. Fillmore carries the platform
of the Know Nothing party at least, and be-
sides this, the traditions of apolitical career,
and one term in the Presidency. Both are
weighed, therefore, too heavily for a good
race, and there can be no question but that
in this respect, at beast, DIR. Fremont will
have vastly the advantage"