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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-18
important Arrangementin Railroad
CONNECTIONS.
SsSssS SSsSSlz S!sS 'lSSltss SO - So

FINDER the new arrangement Of the Illinois Central
~ and Galena and Chicago Union II. X. run an
Express train for the Accommodate o through travel
between Chicago, DuDe;th and DUBUQUE, leaving Chica
at Q, IL A. NJ. and Dnl, th at g. Is A. NJ running
through In little nine hours. This train stops only
at few OF the impOria It stations.
The evening train from both Cbica and Dame tn
make regular connections through. thus curing
daily mmunications between Chicago, Galena and Du-
buQuc.
Passengers bound to Cairo, St. Loas, New Orleans,
Terra aue, Madison, India apols Cincinnati, Colu
bus, Louisville, Pttsbnrph Wheeling, Be tnore WASH
ngton City, Richmond, Philadelphia, and to all
Maryand Southern Pennsylvania a., Virginia, and oil
points On Illinois Central Railroad South Freepot will
leave Dnnleih as b.; tofore al 81 A. anG s. 10 p.
Trese trains stop all points the Iliia ID Gen.
tra' Raj r2ah and make connections as follows:
At Dixon fr points on Dixon and Iowa Central Road -
At MENDOZA for Barlingt and Quincy, and all points
la and West on Chicago, Burlington and Quincy hne.
At La Sale for Rcck Island aud all points East and West
all hts Chicago and Alton Railroad. AT Becstur
Sp ngheld. Naples, Jack,on and all points Greet
Wrs'e Railroad At Pana fer all of Missouri and
Indiana. At SaLdoval ST LOUIS Cincinnati and all
parts of K-Dtucky. tiiHt = -i'.i -H..
The stock and engines have BIT arranged for
large FIR light aud Pa senger business tue present
son. -t..r.i....V t.--t 49, .---
For tickets apply at the ticket oace in Dun eli. or the
Passenger Station House. For further Information ap-
ply to JAS. G. CLARKE,
Supt' North Div, Amhoy.
...... J. DONE,
General Supt., Chicago.
GEO. WATSON,
ap20dawtnov. Supt. South Div, CeEtralia.
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Rrp1rp,.rraN Ttcrrr TN M.pvI.N

REPUBLICAN TICKET IN MARYLAND
The Maryland Republicans have issued 8
noble and plain-spoken address to the peo-
pie of that state, and their ticket will pol
a large vote. The Republicans have also
an electoral ticket in Mary and, Virginia
Delaware and Kentucky, and will also have
them in Missouri and in Tennessee. If j,
were not for the mobs led on by the Blu
;hanan and Know-Nothing leaders, We
should have electoral tickets in aA of the
Slave States.
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NOTICE..


NOTICE is hereb, given that have entered at the
IN Land Oce of the United States at StillwAtcr Ter
rtory of Minnesota, pursuant to Act of Congress
entitled IAN Act for the relief of citizens of towns upon
the lands of the United States under certain eircum
stances, approved May 23d, 1874, the following de-
scrbed tracts of land constituting town SITE known by
the name Of Brunswick, to wit: The North 4 of the
Northeast u, and the cast Il of the Northwest T. and
the Northwest 4 of the Northwest of Section Number
seven CD and the East & of the Southwest 4, and the
Southwest 4 of Section six Co. Township thrtyeigh
CS North of Range twenty three (23) West according
to the returns Of Che Surveyor General.
All persons claiming any interest in The above described
lands part thereof required within sixty day.
after the first publication of this notice. to sign
ment in writing containing accurate description q
the particular parcel part in which he, she they
claim to have any interest. and The specific right, inter
est estate therein, which he, she they claim TO hs
entitled to receive and deliver the said statement IN.
or into my Office at Red Wing, in said Territory.
All persons failing to sign and deliver such statenen,
within the time specified. will be forever barred the right
of claiming receiving such lands any interest there
in. WILLIAM II. WEIGH,
Chief Justice Territory OF Minnesota.
September 18th, 1856. oct 4-~Sw
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ANOTHER StGN.-The evidences Of the
entire South to concentrate on Buchanan il
accumulating. The latest straw is the avow.
al of Mr.. Gray, President Of the Fillmore
Club at Cu1pefper, va:3 Of his intention tt
support Buchanan, on the ground that Fill
more stands no earthly chance of success
How can Northern man hesitate about sup
porting Fremont when Slavery is thus com.
pacting its forces?
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GREAT NORTH WESTERN GRAIN
AND CATTLE DEPOT.
DunweH, Hartshorn d. Coulter.

DunWelI, HartshOrn q Coulter,
JITHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN
w AND CATTLE, Third street, between Jackson
and Roberts sts., St. Paul. Minnesota. Will keep con-
SANITY on hand full supply of all kinds Of Grain and
eed and sell at lower prices than other house in
he city. Also, full supply of WORKING CATTLE
as has never before been offered in this market.
Our arrangements with farmers and stock growers
oming winter to supply all demands, with the best
Ill articles and all descriptions of animals that the
country Chords and at rates which man can eon-
plain of. ..s -
sN Recoect to call upon the undersigned, Third ST.,
between Jackson and Roberts.
DUNWELL, HARTSHORN & COULTER.
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A WAY THEY HAvE.-The Despatch says
that there is man in Richmond Who is
going to vote for Fremont. He is . menu
Der of tn +" Chain Gang" which has lately
been inangurated in thsd eity@CSdrleston, S.
C. Standard.
Doubtless, if they could find anybody
else who would declare III hvof Of Fremont,
they would put him in the Chain Gang d
too. It's way they have down there.-Os-
ueso Times.
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NOTICE..


NJ Office is hereby given that have entered at the
Land Office of the United States at Saltwater, Ter
ritory of Minnesota pursuant to Act of Congress
thled IAN act for the relief of citizens of Towns upon
the lands of the United States under certain
Stances approved May 49, 1874 the following described
tracts of land constituting Town SITE known by the
name of Ground House City, to witt West half of the
Southeast quarter and South half of Northwest quarter
and Southwest quarter of Section a. Town thirty
eight (S north of Range twenty -four (24) west
ding to the returns of the Surveyor General.
All persons claiming any interest in the above descrb
ed lands any part thereof required within sixty 60
days after the first publication of this notice, sign
statement in writing, containing accurate description
of the particular parcel part in Which he she they
claim to have any interest," and the specific right
terest or estate therein, which he she they claim
be entitled to receive and deliver said statement to me
or into my Office at Red Wing in said Territory
All persons iing to sign and deliver such statement
within the time specified, will be barred the rights of claim
ing or receiving such lands or interests therein:
WILLIAM II. WEIGH,
Chief Justice, Territory of Minnesota, and
oct wSw Judge Of Fine COUNTY
Dated the tenth day of September, 1856
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BENTON COUNTY REPREsEsT9T1vE.-At
Anoka, Davis received So votes, S. B. Ohm
stead, 33; Sam. Able, 1. At Stevenson's,
Perkins received most of the votes. Elk
River, majority for Davis; Big Lake, Able
35 majority. The Benton people, as usual,
had almost as many candidates in the field
as they had voters, with no concert of alton
between the extremes Of the district.
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STIELwArER.-Greeley and Black, Dem
ocrats, are elected to the House from Still
water. This was the strongest ticket this
party ever put forth in that district, and we
are not at all surprised at the result, partic-
ularly as our friends appeared unwilling to
name their ticket "Republican," which fact
must have added strength to our opponents.
We have not received the figures:
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THINK OF IT.-"Brethren," said the ven
cradle Bishop Waugh, 1--WE can send Mis-
sionaries to Turkey with more safety than
we can to Territory of the United States. D
The followers and believers in the false
prophet, Mohammed, more liberal to Chris
tian Ministers than the Pierce and Buchanan
party !-lNaatsca (La.) Courier.
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TEXAN BLUsrER Died OUr.=The joint
resolution passed by the Senate Of Texas,
requesting the Governor to convene the Lee
gislatme extra session, in the event of the
election of Col. Fremont to the Presidency,
was not acted on in the House for want Ct
time.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
LEGISLATURE.

LEGISLATURE.
ST.. ANrHoNY.-Wales, Rep. for Council,
4l9; Fridley, DEM, $50. House-Hech-
man, 739, Chase, 437, both Republicans.
Moody, Dem, 3l5.
-Council-Basse Rep, 227,
Hancock, Dem, 173. House-Smith, POI,
Plummer, 239, Hayden, 237, Republicans.
Wells, 1877, Farnham, l69, Huot, 154, De-
mOcrats. ... -e..-t - -
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OWING to the failure of the apple crop in
Europe, there is large demand at New
York forr apples for expectation, and at
least 10000 barrels of Newtown pippins,
embracing the best of the crop, will be sent
out this fall.
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PRoFIrs OF GRAPEs.-In the neighbor-
hood of Cincinnati there are more than two
thousand acres in grapes. The profits per
acre average, taking one year with another,
about $500 per acre. The expense, with
ordinary land, need not exceed $3.50 per
acre.
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The TREAsURER.-It is st,ted that Mr..
Smith received five votes for Treasurer in the
Mclean Precinct out ofeighteen there polled
If so, his majority is eight over McGrorty
without Crow Wing.
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DAKOTA CoUNTY.-It is rendered certain
that Dr.. Adams, Republican, is elected To
the House. The result as to the other
member is uncertain. 1t lies between Nc
Vey, Gibbs and Reagan.
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All Hail Carver County !---Basset 447
Majority 1.-Two Republicans Elected
to the House---Master II. B. Hunt No
where!
We are indebted to L. II. Griffin, of Car
yer City, for the following complete returns
of Carver County:
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CHIsAGo DIsrRIcT.-L. X. Stannard, Re-
publican, is el.cted to the House from this
district by large majority. This is Re-
publican gain.
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WR1cAr County b1srh1cr.-Manonin
gives Wilson, Dem, % majority over Haven,
Republican; Monticello gives Haven q ma
jority.
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Smith eight majority, with Crow Wing to
hear from, which it is said will increase
Smiths vote.
The following is the aggregate for the other
officers
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steam Engines and Circular Saw Mill,

Steam Engines and Circular Saw MILLS.
THE subscriber is manufacturing and will furnish
i to order Steam Engines and Circular Saw Mills of
the best material and workmanship. Having made ar
engagements with eastern manufactures, he can supply
any description or size Of Steam Engines required for
Saw other Mills, Shops &C., with boilers pumps &C.,
all complete and set up the ground. Circular Saw
Mills that will 900 feet inch pine boards per hour,
constantly on hand.
Plrtes in of any of the above articles WITH do
wei to give me call before purchasing elsewhere as
tn will get them furnished here at about eastern prices
Je27 -dwtf F. GILMAN.
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County Omcers.

The following is the entire vote in Rams y
for county officers, with the exception of
Crow Wing precinct. We give the vote for
Treasurer by precincts
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NEW GOODS! NEW sTYIES..

MISS BAKER respectfully announces to the Ladies Of
sain, Paul and vicinity that she has just returned from
New York. and is opening her Fall and Winter stock
Of fine Millinery Goods, such as CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
DRESS SILKS, B0NNETS-Americana and Paris styles;
Flowers wreaths, Dress Trimmings, stays
Hoop Skirts, Tides, Embroderies Collars, Mitts Wor
steds Grapes, Lawns Donds Braid for Embroidery, En-
br0dered Silks, Ribbons, &C., &C., and respectfully In
vites an early examination. o. f,---l.lif-l rl
eH Her general day Of opening will be on or about
the ioth ns at which time she faers herself that she
can exhibit rich and fashionable goods as the cities
c~h Afford Notice by Circular will be given of the day
of opening. div
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St. Anthony and Minneapolis.
We have received the following returns
from reliable source:
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Greu GZO,xd.

t1Vy LOTS FOR SALE in the beautiful town of Grey
Ciou", situated twenty miles below St. Paul. on the
east side Of the Mississippi map of the same be
Seen and full particulars given by TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Paul, NJ r. +" ~ ;osn dRu1r
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ST. PAUL BRIDGE COMPANY.


Territory of Minnesota, District Court,
Chisago County, LIST judicial District.
CAR.n ANN Maxwell against GEosGE E. MAXWELL To
- George K. Maxwell, defendant: In the of the
United States you hereby summoned and required
the complaint of the above named plaintiff,
which is file IN e office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court at Tayors Fails, in said county and Territory
and to copy Of your answer to said complaint
upon at office in the city of Saltwater, Washing
county, Minnesota Territory, within thirty days az
the service hereof exclusive of the day Of such
vice. and in you fail to the said complaint
hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
THOMPSON, PARKER & DAWSON,
oct1s-w7w Attorneys for Plaintiff Saltwater, NJ. T.
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DISSOLUTION.

OxSSOAO
NHE CoPartnershp heretofore existing between L. NJ.
FoRp and Jas H. HucANrN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The Nursery business and Seedgrowng
will be carried on usual BY L. S. =. FoRD, under
the style and firm Of L. H. FORD Co., who have pur.
Groveland Garden snd Nursery and the st. Pau, Nur-
sery AL the accounts Of the old firm win be settled by
L. 81 Fonp & Co. e. NJ. FORD,
JAS. II. HCGAHt4N.
Groveand Garden and Nursery,
September 25, 1855. oc2.dtf
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LAND WARRANTs LOCATED.

HE subscriber, who may be found for the present At
i the Banking House Of Marshall Co., win look mp
lands and locate warrants on the reasonable
jels-dwtf A. G. LASGE0RD.
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S75 REWARD---SrOI.KN ,

$75 REWARD-STOLEN
IRON the Stable of the Subscriber about five miles
HORSE, seven years DID, IA hands high scar 90 e left
hp-scum ON one eye, and perhaps both. The above
thief or half the amount for the Horse alone Any in
formation leading to the recovery Of either addressed
TO the subscriber box g. st. Paul. viii be thankfully
teived. JAS NJ GRIGGS.
81. Paul, September 81, 1855. sep29.dawtf
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STEAM SAW MILL FOfR SALE.
r OFFER for sale al a bargain the new steam Saw
Il MIL lately built b. O. e. Garrison, ct
Wagzata, HeHnepim County,
Distant twelve miles West from Minneapolis and St.
Anthony.
1t is VI perfect running order. has sash in o2e-
ration. and sch pref arations made for putting ia cir
cuar AMI gig saw, that
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS '.-..f
additional expeuditu .ud set them in opeI atfon.-
The boiler power is sufficient to drive additional
CINE, with Touring mill attached.
The location adnira being on the North shore OF
Lake Mnnetonka, around which an nexhanstible sup
ply may be obtained, aud at THE junct IN of all the
ads leading from the country West of the Lake to Min
neapolfS, St. Anthony and st. Paul.
For further Information apply to the subscriber at St.
Anthony or to Whitaker & Starbuck, at st. Paul.
GEORGE A. NOURSE,
arr30-wff Assignee Of E Garrison.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
L co-partnershp which has existed between the
offer for sale, at Public Auction, Monday, the 1St day
of December, 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the premises,
to the highest bidder for cash. the STEAM SAW MILL
in Carver, the Minnesota River, together with the
Block on which said Mill is situated, and twelve addi-
tona lots adjoining. Said Mill is in perfect running
order, thirty -four horse power, and has attached Single
and Lath Machine For further particulars enquire Of
the subscribers. JOSEPH PETIT,
LORENZO STEGER,
Oct. 6-Zetung copy. david HENRY INWIN.
ST. PAUL BRIDGE COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Propo will be re-
~ ccved until the 8fst of October, for the wooden SUI
perstructre of Che Bridge the Mississippi River
Plans and specifications may be at the office
the Post-O J. s. SEWALL,
octS-dawtd Engineer st. Paul Bridge Co.
MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS.
TRUMAN NJ SMITH, dealer in American and Italian
L Marble, manufacturer of Chimney Pieces, Monu-
ments and Tombsones of every description Cabinet
trade supplied. Corner Seventh and jackson Streets
St. Paul.
sep23-dawfy J. F. TosTEviS, Sculptor & Agent
WILLIAM l.. BANNING CO..
DANKERS. Banking House Eagle Street, near the
ID Winsiow House, st. Paul. Money received on De.
post, Exchange Bought and Sold, Money constantly on
hand at market rates. Loans for large sums on Real
Estate made on tie most favorable terms. je9-dawy
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TAKEN UP.

A DARK Bay horse came to the premises Of James
"A Bell, two miles and half north P ALIENS Lake.
nine days ago. The horse has three white feet-he off
f,re and the two hind The owner is request
ed to come forward, prove property, charges and
take her away. aug 16-tf
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Second District.

The following is the entire vote for men,
bers of the Legi lature in the district COM
posed of the Second and Third Wards and
country nrecincfs
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD /!

T OsT on Monday Evening, 10th ult., Q MEsf0RAN-
IL DUN BOOK, containing account Of sales Of Cattle
and other stock and various other matters of to
any except the owner Any person returning said
Book to this Once, win receive the above reward The
book supposed to have been lost between the Cattle
Yard of Dunwell, uartshorne Coulter the st. An
thony road, and the American House.
oc1-du WIN. COULTER
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connecting with trains the Illinois
Central Railroad goise and returning. The following
Is bats comprise this Line.
FANNY HARRIS, J. WARDEN, Master.
EXCELSIOR. -KINGMAN, IS
KATE CASSEL, S. HARLOW,
FLORA, e. w. FAIRMAN,
GOLDEN STATE; WIN. D. VAN PELr.
All First class and well known Steamers, commanded
by skill and gentlemany officers. Their punciuality
may he relied on.
FJr freight OF passage, apply on board, or to
J.W. BASS & CO., Agents.
At whose Warehouse Freight points below may be
left fer shipment Free Of charge. sp2Slaw 6n1.
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for receiving subscriptions to the Capital stock
ID Of the NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY, viii
be opened at the Office of Irvine, Stone Mccormick
in the CITY of St. Paul. the Territory Of Minnesota at
the Office Of the Chicago, 81 Paul and Fon da bsc Rail-
road Cmnany in the City of Chicago in the State of
Illinois And at the Office of Charles Butler Esq., No. IL
Wall Street, the City Of New York. on Monday the
1oh dav of November next, at O'Clock, p NJ, and
Iii he kent open for thirty days. until the Of
hree Hundred Thousand Dollars of the Capital Stock
Of said Company shall be subscribed. s -. 9
Chicago, September rs, 1856, g-.-ft .........
W. B. OGDEN,
sHI ftt tfa NELSON X. WHEELER,
G JOEL H. JOHNSON,
JOHN BRADLEY,
JOHN J. II. PEASE,
majority Of the Corporators in the
oc6-d.d Charter Of said Company.
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NAL and revolutionary history, and to organ
Ire the practical operation of the constitutional
and legal institutions of the Union. TO Us,
Of this generation, remains that not less noble
task of maintaining and extending the power
Of the United States. We have at length
reached that stage of the national career, in
which the dangers to be encountered, and the
ex.rtions to he IN ade, are the incidents, not OF
weakness, hut Of strength. In our foreign re-
slations we have to temper our power to the less
happy condition Of other republics in America,
And to place ourselves in the calmness AMI
conscious dignity of right by the side OF the
greatest and wealthiest of the empi es OF Eu-
rome. In our domestic relations, we have to
guard against the shock of the discontents,
the ambitions. the interests and the exuberant.
and therefore, sometimes irregular impulses OF
opinion. or of section, which are the natural
product of the present political elevation, the
sslf-reliance and the restless spirit OF enter
prise of the people of the United States.
I shall prepare to surrender the Executive
trust TO my srccessor. and retire TO private
life, with sentiments of profound gratitude TO
the good Providence which during the perioi
Of rsy administration, has vouchsafed to carry
the country through many difficulties, dome%-
tic and foreign, and to enable me to con en-
plate the spectacle of amic,be AMI resprct'u'
relations between ours and all other govern
ments and the establishment of constitutional
order and tranquility throughout the Union.
~ FRANKLIN PIERCE.
.wAsBINGToN December 9. 1855.