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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-05

District Court-Sfcond Judicial District.
Territory of Minnesota,
County of Ramsey.
Summonsfo, q money demand contract for the
payment of money. rr
Henry E. Dibble, Richard w. Clark and Addison G.
Bickford, co-partnsrs under the of ssH Z. Dib
BILE & Coz against N. H. Sawtell and J. F. Seal,
co-partners under the name of ssSawteIl & c. -
To the above named Defendants:
UOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
IL the complaint in this action, which has been filed
the oice Of the Clerk Of this Court, at st. Paul.
the county Of Ramsey, in the Territory of Minnesota
plant on the subscribers, at their Office at st. Paul
aforesaid within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive Of the day of such ser4ice; and
you fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
AFORESAID, the plaintiffs in this action will take iudg
mehts against you for the sum of two hundred and
twenynine doflars and hinetyfour with interest
from the seventh day Of March, A. D. 1885, besides the
costs OF this action. AMES & VAN ETTEN,
forp Plain
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Important Arrangement in Railroad
.ttl CONNECTIONS. 49,. fts
: zee lE9(s & l99ls 60 = 80 $;

NDkR the new arrangement Of the Illinois Central
~ and Galena and Chicago Union r. r. now RIM an
Express train for the accommodation of through trave
between Chicago, Dunlieh and Dubuque. leaVing chit
ca2o at 0.16 NJ, and Dunleith at 6.16 A M. RUNNING
though in little nine hours. This train stops onv
at a few Of the important stations. : =
The evening train from both Chicago and Dun.eith
make regular CONNECTIONS through, thus securing twice
daily communications between Chicago, Gslens aud
Dubuque. -
Passengers bound to Cairo, st. Louis, New Orleans
Terra Haute, Madison, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Column
bus, Louisville Pittsburgh. wheeling, Baltimore,
ingtn City, Richmond, Philadelphia, and to all parts
OF Maryland, Southern Pennsylvania and Virginia. and
an Points on Illinois Central Railroad south Of Freepor
VIII eave Duneith heretofore at $50 NJ, and 6. 10
r M: These trains stop at all points on the Illinois
Oentrai Railroad and make connections as follows
Dixon forpOints on Dixon and Iowa Central Road.
~ enuota !or Burlington and Quincy, and all points
eas1 ana west on Chicago Burlington and QuncyIins
At aSale for Rock Island and all points east and west
on Chicago and Rock1sland road At BLOOMINGTON for
all points or fhiesss asd Atop Railroad, Al Decatur
for Springfed Naples, jackson and all points on Great
Western Railroad. At Pana for all parts OF Missouri
and Indiana. At Sandoval for St. Louis. Cincnnati
and parts OF Kentucky.
The stock of and engines have been arranged for
large Freight and Passenger business the presen. sea-
son. :,
Tos Tickets apply at the Ticket Office in Dunleith al
the Passenger Station House. For further information
apply to JAS. C. CLARKE,
Supt. North Div, Amboy.
]. II. DONE,
General Supt., Chicago.
GEO. WATSON,
an2njawt Sup't South Div, Centra1ia.
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E The Franklin county, VT, Journal
has hauled down the Fillmore flag, and that
gentleman has not now single supporter in
the press of Vermont.
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Lumber! Lumber !

"E haverrecently purchased the Steam Saw Min
w at Lakeland aud put 1t In good repair, and are
now manufacturing all kinds of Lumber and have ON
band large quantity which will sell low for cash.
All orders promptly attended to.
July 6-w4n HAYWOOD, YOUNG 4 co.
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Steam Engines and Circular Saw
* frTr 80

TIME Subscriber is MANI featuring and will fur
u nish to order Steam Engines and Circular Saw
Mills of the best material and workmanship, Having
made arrangements with Ea tern manufactures, he
supply any description size of Steam Engines
quired for Saw other Mills Shops, &c, with boilers
pumps, &C., all complete and set Up the ground,
Circular M ills that VIII ,O0S feet inch pine
boards per hour, constantly on hand. -.
Parties in want OF the above articles will do
we'll to give me call before purchasing elsewhere,
they will get them furnished here at about eastern
prie"S. (je27dwtO F. GILMAN.
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~ At Foxboro', Mass, the Messrs.
Carpenter manufacture straw bonnets to tie
amount of $2,OOO,OO0 year. Their main
building covers several acres in it are en-
ployed 500 persons, and in private houses in
the adjoining towns some 5000 hands are
employed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-05

e Cannon were fred in Boston on
the reception of the news of Fremont's nom
nation.
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IL The cholera is raging in Nicaragua
and COSTA Rica. We have heard of no case
in the United States for the last eight
months.
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* During the last four months the
sum of $1G,000,000 in gold and silver has
been shipped from England to the East.
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e It is stated as fact not generally
known, that we possess greater number of
effective cannon, of the largest calibre, than
all Europe combined.
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Dubuque and Saint Paul
PACKET COMP'NY
P. FARLEY, President.
DAILY LINE 10 SAINT PAIL

lMNHE Boats Of this line will
IL make regular trips from ~xN@
Dubuque to st. Paul, leaving
Dubuq he every morning, con-
meeting with trains on the Hill
nois Central Railroad going
and retIning The following Boats comprise the Line:
FANNY HARRIS, J. WARDEN, Master.
EXCELSIOR, KIN0MAN, 90
KATE CASSEL, s. HARLOW, g
FLORA, CIV. FAIRMAN, i"
GOLDEN STATE, wM. IVAN PELr.
All First class and wethkIowp Steamers, commanded
by skilkEl an9 gentlemany officers. Their punctuaty
may be relied on.
For Freight or passage, apply on board, or to
..-r J.W. BASS & Co., Agents,
At whose Warehouse Freight points below may be
eft for shipment Free Of charge. ap26daw6m
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e The husband of Mrs. Stevens, the
lady killed at the Pekin collision, has sued
the Central Railroad Company for $4,000
damage.
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~ A Georgia made locomotive will
soon be completed at the shop Of Messrs.
Noble, in Rome, Geo. This is the first To-
comotiysie ever built south of the Potomac.
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DIED.
In this City, at he residence Of mis- parents, on the
oath ult., AUSTIN LOOMS, infant sonof S. J. R. and
II. E. MCMILLAN, aged I6 months.
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ly consumed in operating machines of this
kind. Everything about the mill is done by
machinery, even to the filing of saws, the
handling and shifting of lumber, and the re-
moval of slabs. Mr.. Staples lumber is ex-
tensively used in St. Paul, and is pronounced
by our builders to be much the best in use
here, both in regard to quality and manu-
facture. The mill is capable of cutting 1885,
600 feet in twenty-four hours.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND PUBLIC HOUSES.
The corporate authorities of the city of
Saltwater, appear not only duly impressed
with the Importance of keeping up strict po-
lice regulations, so far as law and order are
concerned--and we noted that they are in
the habit of "putting through" all offenders,
without respect of persons or favors-but
are also properly attending to the improve
ment Of their streets. Main street is being
raised about four feet from it's old level, SO as
hereafter to be entirely out of the way of
high water. The citizens who do business
along the street, are preparing to raise their
buildings to corresponding level with the
new grade.
In the way of good hotel, Saltwater can
boast Of the Minnesota House. Mr.. Gray
keeps his house fully up with the times, and
in all departments guests, are as well cared
for as in any other first class hotel in the
Territory.
PROSPECTS AHEAD.
For several years after we first knew
Saltwater, she appeared to beat stand still.
Now that she has awakened to sense of
her Importance, nothing can stop her from
growing rapidly. Everything is upon a SUBJ
stantal basis. Property must continue to
advance in value, and business will rapidly
increase from year to year. The location of
Saltwater, and her commercial and manufac-
turing Importance, will secure railroad ad-
vantages to her as soon as any other city or
town in the Territory. The railroad from
Chicago to St. Paul, must make Saltwater a
point in fact, some of the best engineers in
the country, have examined the St. Croix
from Prescott to Saltwater, and say that
just above the latter city is the point to
cross. With her present spirit of enterprise,
Saltwater has nothing to fear.
All success to her and her liberal and en-
terprising citizens
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Refreshing Summer Beverage

GtOMSTOCK,S CELEBRATED MINERAL AND
~ SODA WATER, in bottles, will 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 boats
and at stage ofhces, Is directed. All orders from
without the city must be accompanied with the norey
Price three do box, two dollars to be refm ded
on return Of the bottles. Each box contains thirty
bottles, warranted to keep three months.
L. r. COMSTOCK,
st Paul. June 7. lSE6-daw4m
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g. The only German paper in Cincin-
nati--and there are published in the German
language in that city some half dozen
which has hoisted the name of Buchanan, is
the Volksfreund.
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To Ddvid Richardson, Defengdnt:
IN the of the United States, You hereby sum-
Ell and required TO answer the complaint I'm this
action, which said complaint is file in the office Of
the Clerk If this courts for the county aforesaid at the
city Saint Paul in said county, and to copy Of
your to the, said ccpRainton the subscriber
his office in the City OF Saint Paul aforesaid within
thirty days after the service of this summons on you,
exclusive Of the day of such services nd If you fail to
the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plen in this afton viii apply to the Court the
reliefdenanded in the complaint.
D. COOPER, Plf's. Atty
Dated at Saint Paul. April 8, 1856.
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e. 1t appears that the Newark Mer-
curry was mistaken when it said that Com
modore Stockton had declined the American
nomination, and would support Fremont
and Dayton. He accepts.
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St. Paul Drug Store-Notice

II HAVE associated with me in the Drug Business. Mr
u ]. R. jerks, late OF Philadelphia, who has beer
raised in the Drug business in that City, and is thor
oughly practical Pharmaceutst and manufacturing
Chemist.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style OF Day Jerks. DAVID DAY.
WE received and opened by far the largest and
w selected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints
oils, Brushes, rerfumery, window Glass and Druggists
Glassware, etc, ever brought above st. Louis. Our
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-05

MENDOZA AND BIC Sioux RoAD.-Mr.
Nash informs us that he has completed his
contract on this road, extending from Men
dota to point near FaIibault.
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TAKE NOTICE,

THE Co-Partnership between Davis Newell and Will
liam d. Tompkins, as Attorneys at Law, &C., was
dissolved by mutual consent May IT, 1855. Neither
partner is allowed to for any claims demands BY
the firm name, nor is the name Of the firm to be used
in any way whatever. ssfs -
+ WILLIAM b. TOMPKINS.
st Paul, June 26, 1856. je26dw3w
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Among the Pembina people now in
the city, we are pleased to notice the pre-
sence of our old friend, Hon. A. Gingras,
who represented that district in the Legis-
Iature, during the sessions of 1852 and '53.
He appears in such robust health that we
scarcely knew him.
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Reported for the Mnnesotian.
District Court-2d Judicial District-Ramsey
Couniy-June Term 1855.

JUNE %.
June % and 80, and July LIST, were con-
sumed in the trial of No.9l-Chas. Bergfeld
agt. Aaron w. tn lis-a suit of the nature
of replevin, against the Sheriff of Ramsey
County, for q stock of goods, merchandise
and hardware, which said sheriff had levied
upon under an execution, as tie property of
third person. "
Jury returned verdict for plaintiff, and
thereupon defendants counsel gave notice of
a motion for new trial. w
JUNE 80.
The Court sentenced Abraham Bennett to
a fine of Ss25, and costs of prosecution.
Bennett had been convicted Of an assault
and battery upon little boy.
July 2.
Court passed sentence of one years i'm
prisonment in the Jail of Ramsey, on James
Fitzpatrick, who had been convicted of lar
ccny.
In consequence of some defect in the panel
of jurors, for the remainder of the term,
which no parties were willing to waive, the
court notified counsel lie would not permit a
trial of any other cause this term without
consent of both parties, as verdict under
the circumstances could not stand, and it
would be useless to spend time at the ex-
pense of the county, for that which would
be of no avail.
The entire panel of jurors was then finally
discharged, and the court adjourned to next
Monday. July 7th, at 10 A. NJ, at which
time demurrers, motions, &c. &c. remaining
on calendar are to he taken up to be dispos-
cd of.
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SHINGLF MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent Improved Double
'~'iActing River and Shaver.


FTHBE ATTENTION Of Shingle and Lumber dpaers spe-
l. culators and others, is directed to this Invaluable
Invention, whc6 is presented to the public the
first aud only machine extant, Riving and
Shaving Shuglet.
Various cutting and saving machines have been in
vented for making Shingles, but is we'll known fact
that Shingles cut sawed the grain quite too
himsy for roofing purposes. Numerous Inventions
have recently appe red for irving and shaving, and
their imperfect method of irving, which consists of
splitting from the side of the block but one shngte,
which almost Invariably This difficulty is en-
TREY ObVated by KENDALI?S MACHINE, which Il tst
splits rom the side of the block piece thick enough
f0r two Sh aGe, which Is separaVein the centre, and
p5 MEANS elastic guides each part is conducted thro7
i%if % arProH tnatnS Knives, which COMPLETES the
VIes&Uo0s tus producing Two shingles OF rev9.
utoa, This ntdciite III rive aud shave IRON trc
b'cos fhTce thousand Shingles per hour, CT pniiorl
thickness and taper Superior in solidy and fu;a 4 8
tious by meaas coulnod to pine aud Otler So.
WOOD, but works TO equal advantage oak, walti..t
every other description of timber that split.
The workings Of the machine be examined at the
Rotary Mills, st. Paul.
To timber owners, single dealers, of cutter.
prise, this opens new field for speculation as there is
no similar inventiou extant.
This machHs occupies but small space, is Of dura-
BILE construct aud costs but about two hun bred ard
eighty dollars, and man and two boys can make from
to 26O09 shingles per with about three horse
power.
For right of Territory, machines, enquire at the
above mills. =" -
All needed information will be forwarded by letter
when desired. r. REANEY.
Proprietor for this Territory.
Pioneer and Times copy week. je2Odlw
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Portable Circular Saw Mills.

VHNHE subscriber now prepared to furnish Circular
IL Saw Mills Of the most approved manufacture, all
set in complete running order ready attach the
power. Warranted to saw with 1000 feet inch
pine boards an hour no sae at the st Paul Foundry
jt6dW6m +. GILMAN.
Carriage Work and Horse Shooting
yNNHE So BSGRIBERS would Respectfully INFORM the
j. citizens OF ST. Paul that they have taken ne
Shop formerly occupied by Mr.. Prnheld, Wabaslfaw
in the best style.
OWEN & BiRDSAs,J..
Particular attention paid to Horse Shooting maze BIN
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District COurt---First Judicial District---NIin.
nesota Territory.
William M. W ard, Plaintiff, wabashaw County, SIS
against
Hester NJ. Ward, Defendant.) Summons.
To Hester M. Ward, Defendant
NOU are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
IL of William M. Wari, which has been flied agafns,
with the Clerk Of this Court and to COPY
answer the subscribers, at Winona, in Wnona
County, Minnesota Territory, within thirty days afte,
The service OF this summons you, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and IL you fail to said
complaint hereby required, the Plaintiff will apply
TO said Court for the relief demanded therein.
Winona, May 16, 1866.
SARGENT, WILSON s. WINDOM,
jeI4w6w Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS, Winona, M. r.
Territory of Minnes0ta--District Court, Cd Judi
cial District--County Of Ramsey, So.
Amanda INA. :! !: AsD''''''' Summons for relief,
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Rates of Money and Exchange

KateS OF Money and EXchanSe.
Banking Office Of
M A OK U BIN & ED G RTON
No. 6, Winslow House, st. Anthony 4 Fort St.
Exchange on New York sold ct u per cent premium.
Chicago SC n Sc
Gaena &c 6 &c
Rates of Discount for good paper, per cent month";
Sc on real estate. top s ., >,
Sight Drafts on New York bougnlts par.
Interest paid Special Deposits for days over
the rate Of IL per cent q; year,,
We take on Deposit and payment OF debts due to US
Bills of all banks in good credit. . .s".s s,
Foreign Exchange.
EXCHANGE on ENG.AND, IRELAND, AND CON-
TINENTAL EUROPE, for sale by
Nov 10, 1856 II IRVINE, STONE r MCCORMICK
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VIyIoDow sAsH--On hand and for sale low By
w DAY JENKS
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The FIRST CUcuMnaas.-Dr. Borup sent
us yesterday, full grown cucumbers from his
garden; also tomatoes, full grown but not
yet ripe, Grumblers about the soil and
climate of Minnesota, will take notice that
yesterday was only the second of July, and
that we still have three growing months to
count upon.
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Territory OF Minnesota---In the District Cour,
I'd Judicial District, County of Ramsey.

Terrltory OF MinnesOta---In the District Court,
I'd Judicial District, County of Ramsey.
Charles T Whitney, Martha C Whitney,
Joel Whitney, Daniel A Baker, Summons on
Cornelfa C Baker, Eliza Jane Whit compla,nt fur
ney, Moses Sherburne, and Sophia D % It'll
Sherburne, Plaintiffs, real proper
Against
Josheph Ashton, Defendant.
10 Joseph Ashton the above named Defendants and all
persons having or claiming any interest in the prop
erty which Is the subject Of this action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
IL the complaint in this action which compaint has
oeen MED IN the office of the Clerk Of the District
IN the county OF Ramsey, i'll the Second judicial Dis
tct aforesaid and to serve of to the
said complaint. ON us the subscribers, at our Office
IN the City OF Saint Paul. in said Couny within twenty
DAYS after the service of this summons you exclu-
swer the said complaint within the time agores aid, the
plants in this action will apply the Court for the
relief demanded in the said complaint.
AMES Il VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Is IT Possible ?-Kentucky is getting to
be SO doubtful a state that the democracy
there are trying to bolster up their cause by
betting that it will go for Buchanan! The
fact that these bets are taken shows that
there is to be sharp contest in that state.
- In reply to the charge that Mr.. FIRE.
mont IS Catholic, the New York Tril une
says: /" Colonel Fremont was baptized,
reared and confirmed in the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, to which he has ever ad-
hered."
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Fourth OF July CELEBRATIoN.-Our lit
tie folks of the Sabbath Schools, with their
friends, intend to surpass anything in the
way of Fourth of July celebration that has
ever been got up in these ENDS of the
Earth"
A procession, composed of every Sabbath
School scholar in the city, 1--WE hope) to-
gether with their parents and friends, will
move from the LIST Presby terian Church pre-
cisely at Q o'clock, A. NJ, and repair to the
beautiful grove near Trout Brook, when
exercises will take place, consisting of sing
ing, defamation, &C., by the children. The
friends of the schools will deliver several
short addresses.
Refreshments will be provided on the
ground, and an excellent band Of music will
be in attendance.
This is rational way of celebrating the
anniversary Of day dear to every Amer
can heart, and it is right to instil into the
minds of our children regard for the day
that ushered this mighty confederacy into
; existence as nation.
! We hope every friend of Sabbath Schools
/ will aid in making this e happy occasion to
the Sabbath School scholars Of ST. Paul.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Were bought In New York and Phadelphia Of
the Importers and Manufacturers, and all submitted
personal inspection and warranted pure and fresh.
No expense pains has been spared will hereafter
to furnish the very best and puresf of medicines.
We doing and intend 70 do JobLing Business, and
prepared to sell gooas at as low prices they
be bought in Galena q Chi ago or anywhere In the
West. The Public respectfully invited to call and
examine themselves, for are confident II they do
they will so no further to supply their wants.
jeI4 -, DAY & jerks.
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the ban&ins House Marshall q Co.. win looE M
lands and locate Warrants on the most rsasonahIe
terms. 0eiSdawtf) A. g.. LANGFORD.