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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

c. The Pioneer, that hitherto has been in the
habit of quoting the N. Y. Herald as the BEST OF
AUTHORITY, now says that its falsehoods are un-
blushing." The Herald happens to be opposed
to the Pioneer in politics. Strange!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

M~ The name of the keeper of the house Of
ill-fame, who was arrested and placed in Jail, is
Michael Ingersoll, and not Ingalls,. @
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

The TRADE OF THE NoRTH.-We understand
that a delegation from the merchants of Minne-
apolis and st. Anthony, NJ. T.. is now in this city,
armed with power Of Attorney from SO mer-
chants of those cities, empowering said delega-
tion to contract with the Dubuque & Minnesota
Packet Company for all their business for the
next two years. The stockholders of the Com
pany are also invited to visit these two towns,
which they will probably do, leaving town to-day.
Dubuque Republican. 1l.@ ee q sais m9,i u
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

J. g. Post, Newspaper Adverng and Subscption
gent the ealy Axfhoyze6 Agent orth paper St Lou,
:. I'd duly receive Advertisements and SubcTp
to at usual rates. 4.sf
! us receipts viii be regarded - payments.
o. nce-second story, Nohvsst Corner Of Chesnut and
atveofs
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16
.isS ST. PA uL Markets.

.f ila ST. PA UL MARKETS. 0W fsg
CONNECTED DAILY By EDDY BANKER. ~ /.
.~ GsN4 H DAILY TIMES OrFIcE,l
gaa s.set-t 81 .f.al August Is, 1856. .{
WrIoHrs or GRAIN.-!The following the established
weights of grains for this Territory whea so Ms bu;
Clover Seed bu.; Rye sc ns bu; Indian Corn 81
n bu; Oates, bu.; Barley, 4sns bu; Buckwheat
- ms p bu. s -ssa s.ts ~ 80 - q -
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

ELECTION OF BLAIR.-The St. Louis Democrat
thus aludes to the recent election in that place
The battle was fought in q great measure
against individuals, and against no man was this
battle fought harder than against Francis p Blair,
Jr. He was known and recognized as the advo-
cate of the rights of working men-detsnded the
rights Of sOhite labor in preference to that Of slave
labor, he was abused as the man who desired to
devote the new territories of the United States
to the tillage and agriculture Of ,chite .tieemes
instead Of siaves, and get as SUCH HE HAS
BEEN ELECTED. AHhonor to the noble vindi-
Gator Of tree sclite labor, and may this be an ex-
ample to the nulli6ers, that their dark and inqu-
tous designs meet with no favor in this great
commercial and industrial centre of the Missis-
sippi Valley.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

BEAUTIFUL THoUGHf.-Here Is one OF tine many
beautiful thoughts to which Fanny Forester has
given expression: -.
ooh, let me die in the country, where shall
not fall like single leaf UNDECIDED: wnere those
that love nae need not mask the heart to meet the
careless multitude, and strive as duty to forget
me! Bury me in the country, amid the prayers
of the good and the tears OF the loving; not IN
the damp dark vault. away from the sweetened
air. and the cheerful sunshine, but in open fields
among the flowers that ! loved and cherished
while living.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

FIVE GRAMS OF TRUTH.-There never was o
Frenchwoma yet who had thoroughly persuaded
herself that she was ugly. The man who is with
out an idea has generally the greatest idea Of him
self. Life is journey. and it is generally our
sion of it. The SO ul is prisoner that always
kills its jailor when it makes its escape. pair
Of stays is the strait-w sistcoat that fashion puts
on, in every case of maLsuess, whenever young
lady is coing into violent 6t.-Punch. ~ y.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

O. neat, clean, fresh aired, sweet, cheerful,
well arranged and we'll situated house exercises a
moral as well as a physical influence over its in
mates, and makes the members of family peacea-
BILE and considerate of the feelings and happiness
of each other; the connection is obvious between
the state of mind thus produced, aud habits Of
respect for others, and for those higher duties
and obligations which no law can enforce. On
the contrary filthy, squalid, noxious dwelling,
made still more wretched by its noisome site, and
in which none of the decencies of life can be
observed, contributes to make its unfortunate in
habitants selfish, sensual and regardless of the
feelings of each other; the constant indulgence
of such passions renders them reckless and brutal
and the transition is natural to propensities and
habits incompatible with respect for the property
of others or for the laws. ;,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-Last weel, verdict of $10,-
600 was recovered at the Cour tland Court against
the New York Central Railroad in satisfaction of
personal injuries sustained in a collision near
the Oneida Depot. Both the Plaintiffs legs were
so badly broken that it was two years before he
could be removed from the depot buildings to his
house in Courtland County. Three thousand
dollars were proved te' have been paid by the de-
PENDANTS. which the jury instructed to deduct
from the amount Of the verdict.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

French lady, who passes as the Countess De
Rondeau, arrived at New York from Calcutta, the
other day, and took lodgings at the Lefarge
House. The police have seized, at her rooms.
packages of laces and shawls valued at x4O,OOO,
subject to duty. The Countess indignantly AYERS
that the goods are her private wardrobe, and that
she intends to take them to France. The Cap
tain of the vessel in which she arrived, is said to
be the informer, and will receive half the goods
If they are con6scated. 9f
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

n FH@ft* NOJICE .3I I8 t1IU
O unknown and all others IN lands
lying being Ward Two In the City of St. Paul, In
Lambert COPS Addition to the town Of Saint Paul.
hereby given, that Isaac Markey, Oliver Amcs,
Charles Mackubn and Erasus 3. Edgerton,
proprietors said Addition, will apply the District Court
Judicial District and County OF Ramsey in the Ter
ory of Minnesota the sitting OF said Court Wednes-
day. the day Octobe 1856, at ten O'Clock, the
forenoon, at the Chambers Of the Noses Shcrburne
Judge Of Judicial District, the following portion
and part viz: Bluff street, according to the
plat said Addition, file in the Office Of the Reg
lister Deeds, for the County Of Ramsey IN said Territory
and spar said street according said
plat in the land in said Addition adjoining said
according to their respective and legal rghs
When where all parties and interested notified
to appear objections they have the grant
ing Of said applications. CHARLES N. 4ACKUBIN,
81. Paul, Aug. LIST, 1866. ERASTUS s. EDGERTON, Z
/ s8t szrH az feav vf4 bye. N. Mackubin,
ISAAC NARKLEY,
ailW b8ltssuf tae "a OLLvER ANES, sg5lt
su6aw WIN. L. AMES.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

FREMONT AND DAYroN.--We are indebted to G..
S. Wilcox, Esq, for fine Lithograph of the next
President and Vice President of the United
States. G. Hamilton & Co. have them for sale,
as we'll as fine steel engraving of the same, and
one of James Buchanan. Call and see them.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

CT Hon. Charles Summers health still con-
tnues in precarious state, and it is now decided
that he will not be able to resume his seat this
session of Congress.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

u -.sF nARv8Y ORBI0E8, - =
4 4r01NEY AND C0UUDxLLoR AT Law. 0mes -
IN pauk nv, eesuerSe 1Asa - u1nnsgues snoses. -
PsaL Nfnnssoes- suGe-dkW0
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16
THANKSGIVING.


THANKSGIVING.
the new Flour. Feed Grain Store Seaser Locke
IA Co.. Third street, the Post ONCE. Iase s 9s
thanks st.
the liberal patronage with which welcomed
and substantial testimonial, present
following articles which have received
Lower Iowa and Illinois, Extra Superior Flour
highly popular brands:-
Moline Mills. Davenport Ms Jasper Mills, Hazel Green
Mills, and Lowell Mills.
Graham Flour made from the best winter wheat. & aan
Superhne and Fine Flour, various brands
Corn meal fresh ground, from the real gourdseed corn
Corn, Oats, Shorts Ground Feed Ship Stuff Bran by
the hundred or ton. Call and
jlysl-tf 8eflagigIe SEAGER LOCKE 4 Co..
nj e#A .7sa0 REMOVAL! eN5as ieef seaab
n c. PRICE, Dentist, has removed his efdce and resi-
L. dence the house lately occupied by Mr. McKubin
residences the corner Of Washington St. Anthony srs
few doors from his old office.
Dr. Artificial Teeth Gold, Silver Platns
Gutta Percha. jly2l-lm
r t JUST RECEIVED,
A the Fort street Emporium af 'asfa 86e&l3 @a
"A 6,OO0lbs Extra Sugar Cured Hams, esf
+g 900 lbs Dried Beef, Ftt@ q taf
100 bbs Extra Jasper Fleur. gees. 4Te w 4e
Also another lot Of those choice Pealed Peaches.
jly28-tf af ist .t be EDDY g. BANKER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

19O FRONT FEET On ST. ANTHONY-ST.s 81
The Improvements House, Shed, House,
Stable and House and Ctern. The House nearly
80 containing principal oor
2of which 6 feet and do. 10 16, with hall
running throug the middle, and porch sides wide
by 90 feet long The lower story
Room, Kitchen and Cellar each square,
by R and 10 by l2 Thus contaninge
CELLAR which the by feet
with under the same feet and deep.
Stable and Carriage House, will accommodate carriage sgh
horses, tons Hay in the the
ment story Of the same. ~ r...
Immediate possession will be given IL required. 51
To person in want of neat comfortable and
veneny arranged reasonable price, under
signed will hesitate the ppemises
sodbed.s fai +oE fsss -t8asfsesf.sf IL ss
ferms-One half less down. the balance in and
years, with interest ~ per annum by
the property. clear and
Enquire Of the undersigned premises
Messrs. AacKubin & Eagerton, Bankers. s.ss. . .s
jlyiO-tf W A. F.. HOWES.1
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

LICENSE WlTHDRAwS.-The Council have with
drawn the liquor license from Charles Gre ek who
keeps Gone horse" groggery on Bench street
near where johnson was murdered. 1t " would be
well to withdraw the licenses of more respectable
groggeries than the one kept by Greek.
CO Fly Catcher has been invented by a
Mr.. Jumper, of New Haven, Conn. The Journal
says: :" A revolving wheel, moved slowly by
clock work. presents an attractive surface of vim
egar and molasses to the flies, which cons regate
there and enjoy delicious meal, until the wheel
in its revolution, carries them inside box when
they are all scraped of and let fy into wire
cage above, from which they are removed at the
leisure of their captors. Under favorable cir
cumstances it has easy caught peck of e les in
q day, and will soon rid room of them.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

G4. The Attorney General has decided that the
U. S. Government cannot furnish the Governor
of California with troops to put down the yigi-
lance Committee. He must ask aid of the Leg is
lature. m
eT At "a 4th of July dinner, near Charlie ston,
s. c., the following toast was drank:
TIE UNION" May it speedily be dissolved,
and p. s. Brooks be the first President Of the
Southern Republic"
There's Democracy for YOU.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

5aaole MARRIED. aY NOD II
In Lincoln july 3lst. Theodore French OF
ST. Paul. Minnesota uate A. daughter Of William Coburn
o. LDcotn. is '+ftty z
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

AxoRoUs FiREARxs.---In Newcastle, Pa, Sam
Cannon has been fined $40 for kissing Rebecca
Rose against her will. On paying the fine and
costs Cannon was discharged.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

"a HENRY McKENTY, - 3II177
s, DEALER I'm REAL ESTATE, q
s.. s's.zea ESQ THIRD STREET, s~ .s-a stigfsr
Saint Paul, Min. Ter. oc1l-tf
,. n. IRVINE. M. STONE. =. MCCORMICK.
IRVINE, STONE e MCCORMICK, sN
nEALERS in Real Estate, st. Anthony Street, the
~ Wnslow House, win buy self Real Estate, locate Land
Warrants, nonresdents, attend particularly
TO and the making Of plas and township
Farming Lands City and Town Property au1O.tf
aN 70 SSs PROPERTY TO LEASE. Ysdl
VALUABLE lots in the best business parts the city
" favorable terms. Inquire at the once Of
es -fNaE asfX IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK, s1g
au30-tf st. Anthony Street.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

I.
s BANKER s. BEALL.
Dealers in Real Estate, St. Pasl, Minnesota. = r
OFFICE in second story McCouds building, Corner
~ Of Third and Ceder Streets, fsrf 6 -#sA 1920
gRo ~ ENTRANCE ON CEDER STREET. 81 seesg
Having purchased the interest the Of s. p.
Folsom Co., win continue the business tha firm,
their old stand on Third Street. tl ,ef7g ~ g'n~
Lands bought and sodmoney loaned and invested
paid for nonresdens and Others and Government lands
tered We have ofce full and complete abstracts
title to each tract lot Of land in Ramsey County, show
ing the chain Of title from the United States to the latest
Grantee, and having defect casting stain the
title carefully noted thereon Having these facilities,
losnng rnvesng money through office will have
titles unencumbered security
We have also maps all the Government lands Of the
Territory, and plates all the principal cities and
mapping and surveying promptly done TO order.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

ca The editor of the Washington Union says
that the Know Nothings should hang their heads.
He should hang his and have good strong rope
to do it with.-Prentice.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

aefa PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. iaz +
- THE subscriber, being about to to st. Peter,
desr0u disposing his residence st. Anthony
-. street, the hill opposite Mr.. Selby's. 81 =
The lots belonging to the same, contain
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

HENRY CLAY ON SLAvERY.-ssI have said that I never
could tmyelf and repeat and
will and earthly will make spread
slavery territory where does exist-Henry
lays Speech, Feb. 6, 1850.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-16

"THE ABOLITION OF DOMESTIC SLAVERY is the greatest
desire in these Colonies, where unhapply
troduced in their infant stste."-JeGeYson in lT7i.
speaking the subject, Jefferson remarks When
remember just, for my country''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

There are some things-and even some words
hard to bear with patience, and among these the
iippancy wherewith traitors to justice morality,
liberty, and every honorable obligation accuse true
men Of treason, is one Of the hardest.
Take the presen. state of things n SPAN Tor
example. There is not a demonstration ia E3chd
morally clearer than is the proposition that the
Queen, Court and their suborned army chiefs are
the real traitors, while those they have betrayed
and bu,chered are loyal and faithful patriots. The
Spanish People have repeatedly and fairly won
their hbertics-frst, in the long and bloody war
with Napoleon. Their King, Ferdinand NlI who
YVES a state prisoner in France during the whole of
that struggle, returned with oathS Oh his lips to
govern them according TO their COnStitutiOn-Oaths
which he made haste to break at the earliest mo-
mcnt. In few years they rose against his usurpa-
ton aud compelled him 10 renew his vows OF iealty
to constitutional form of gOveinment-vOws which
he readily took, but at the same time dispatched
confidential emissarcs ~ the courts OF other mon
archs, begging them TO fly TO his aid and deliver
hin. from the Constitution he had sworn to uphold
and the necessity of keeping his oath. France, as
me UsUuUtbt Ot Inc I1OiJ AlllhnCc, SEM INC LUZ
d'Angoueme at the head Of 100, 900 men, and
crushed cut the liberties Of Spain. Years passed,
Oud France became engaged, with Gres. Britain for
an ally, in u great war with Russia, and the Span
ish patriots again Improved their opportunity. In
1854 the people yaLqushed their detested tyrants
in fair fight. drove away some of the most obnox-
ious ard infamous OF the crew, and compelled their
nliseducated and leentious but not utterly de-
PRAYED Queen to sign fresh compact to govern
according TO liberal Constitution. This Constitu-
ton she has just overthrown, dismissing her liberal
Ministry, and selecting one conge1ial to the heart
of despo.sm; and, when The Cortes unanimously
protested, her Ministers dispersed them by the
bsyon and proceeded to put down the people
who rallied to defend their imperiled liberties by
sweeping the streets of Madrid with grape and bat.
terpg down its edifices with round shot, The
people. deserted by their leaders, finally gsve way,
and ROYAL tr, ason backed by the Army, is for the
moment triumphant, at least in the capital. Yet
this does not at all affect the truth that the treason
was plotted in the Palace, though probably nstiga
ted from the Tuileries, where perjury and all forms
of crime against the Rights OF Man have their
focus. The more infamous mother Of the Spanish
Queen lives in France and has for sone time been
trembling for the result! of an investigation osdsfSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
broad oustretched, grand territory. In the
hssrt of o great nation, possessing more nstura

bread. outstrctChed, grand territory, IL INC
hssrt of q great nation, possessing more nssural
resources for rustaiIirg great population aud
in mense wealth than any other State. and yet q
county putting us in mind Of the remark Of John
Quincy Adams in Congress, who, in advocating the
proprie'y Of 81 immediate occupancy Of Oregon By
our people, said sit was eur duty asa free and
"cyilized naiion"-sDd he drew bis position from
Divine sutboriy-"to take possession Of and
reduce TO cultivation, sl waste territory within
"our reach"
Matched with New. York, as We have shown By
statistics, Virginia ia Easte territory, compara-
lively Der Slavery, moving over the earth like the
army worm, has set upon the fertile spots OF land
exhausted them. and then uored On tn ravase other
fertile spot; yet, unlike the aIny-worrn, which
leaves the LAID scsthed only BY its blighting
pUk. but free 10 the haBd Of renewed cuttvs-
tiop, still, holds it under the bondage OF
slave laws. and shuts out oil renovation,
which can only be accomplished BY free
labor. Were sish law applied to Virginia, the
s,a,uus of eminent domain, or the Irish encuuber-
I'd estates would be enforced on the plea Of public
rstiora necessity, whereas that noble territory is
BOW occupied by less than million OF white peo-
pie, who make poor living Oh tina isoor' and
increase of less thai half million of enslaved
negroes-a beautiful commentary upon our boosted
American progress in civil acd religious liberty
According to her own statistics, the white pop1'
lsiion Of Virginia as uass, are uneducated,
large proportion Of them being brutaly ignorant,
while the slaves generally are in as utter mental
dsrkrers as the horses or the cattle that they
drive. Indeed, public education and religion
csnrot exist with Slavery, while for al future
tine, 20 long as we have new territory to occupy
under such system Of labor, this course
of things must 60 on in tenfold intensity. Aud
yet the astounding anomaly is presented that less
than half of the free white population Of Virginia
enforce this Odious system upon the unwilling
larger moiety; and in the face Of all this they
clsmor continually against their dependence upon
the Free States for their manufacturing and COM
mercal resources ard threaten to establish their In
dependence of them hereafter by conventions
cure for these evils lies in the abandonment
of Slavery as the basis Of society and Of
slave breeding as the principal industry and
source of revenue. ibis DONE and In
sDo.htr generation Virginia would be second
only to Nex.York and Pennsylvania in
agriculture commerce and manufactures, the
great sources OF wealth, prosperity and happi-
meas in all nations. Nothern farmers. manufa,-
surers and merchants would pour in upon her, her
lands would be trebled in value. her population
would grow alike in numbers aud intelligence, and
her resources and wealth would be augmented to
degree that even the most visionary antcipations
of Wise himself Lever comprised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

"Code o. may be necessary TO carly 'o'0 -"
EFFECT" The Convention has met BAT TWICE ''n.e
tho n,sssse Of tits statute. Was there nothing !"
Ia tons a. a third session. The statute says jess
a s,s ,bs Judges who were present at Albany !"
IN, cor.uup,ion of two days in discussing various
question, and the appointment Of their Committee
mssrs ANYTHING. The Code INTRODUCED ne"
,,sttm Of practice. at first incomplete, conse-
oneptly amended year after year and 'tlIi' II the
,,u.er, are 70 be believed, wanting in perspcuity
and preci.ion. The rules of Court are to carry II
into full effect; they must therefore change as IL
changes; b. sides, they will naturally be iound
de6ciett on trial, and require correction and en-
lareement, especisly when it is considered that
they were framed by men grown still under an
entirely different system. In view OF all these
facts. we confess ourselves much surprised AZ the
remsspess Of so many heads Of the law. DO tney
really prefer Saratoga to duty Can they not
spare couple of days once in two years ifo" 'ne''
Sumner vacation, for the purpose OF Looking IN"
matters Ct prime consequence to their PROFESSION
and the public. and uquiring whether the wheels
of Justice may not be made 10 move with less
friction and more speed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

NORTH CAROLINA has doubtless followed in the
wake OF her old time Wing sister, Kentucky. by
giving large majority for tie stronger party OF
Slavery ExtensiOnsts. This does not disapP''nt
lis, as the result 10 Kennedy did But the face is,
the country is weary OF never-ending, still begin
birg controversy respecting Slavery Extension,
and is dete' mined to bring the question to direct
and final issue Slave States and Free States
agree in this and vote accordingly, repellns side
Issues as untmely and impertinent. We did think
Mr.. Fillmore would obrain the votes of two or
three Slave States we are now convinced that he
will get no Electoral Vote in any State of the
Union. He may draw off popular votes enough to
defeat Fremont, or he may not; but hey md this
there is no significance in his running, and he might
as well be taken out Of the canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

Tie Republican Gazeae is new paper isslsa
Daily ard Weekly at Trenton under the Editors
charge of JAMES SHERMAN, welt kno w AZ u.
faithful and trusted Ed tor Of the old but now per.
yerted State Gazette. The new paper is to be pub.
lished weekly till election for fifty cent?, and We
urge the friends of FREMONT and DAYTON through.
out the State to make up good list for 1t at every
Post Office ard send on the names and cash iune.
dately. II will be ably and fearessiy conducted,
and will make its mark wherever it ia read.
We fear our friends in New-Jersey have been
misled into some good. nstured complisDces or con.
promises which will cost them dearly. Tsey have
no desdlier adyersares than the Fulmoreits, and
il is the only wise course to recognize this fact and
act upon it throughout 1t may be very well to
secure q Governor, but not at the peril OF our
Electoral ticket. Long before the election, ii sis
not now, it will be pslpable to all but the oost.
pa,ely blind that Fremont aud Buchanan are the
only real candidates, and that votes for Fillmore
are simply thrown away. Let us have clean,
square fight all through and We shall at lesst de-
serve 10 succeedI