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UNDgEES.--E}sisd Beef, Racrn, Noiasses, sea1i-
: B4rs Rope, Bed CORDS. NasEoaarez. Mineral b.
pSils, Totares au4ods. k8zin Iafes. E.rszil
OF ScaY. Filnef;s Aacfereil- Rice, Starch, Coohsb
Bristol 5. c Star cSnjes Szaf Pepper SIes Eroor5s
inEer tiaesef Tadien, Nataegs. Jar Pickles, ard
iety 81 tsaGs stl. n.1s cAece 2sser1Euf os GToco
H. s.Ia
JUNE II, $50. G. " 0ED
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:mmfbasise.
SS5. FALL AND WINTR ;Sae.
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At the cid stand Of JOHN MILTON Of ca AID cSest
a1t streets, Mineral P0iat, Wisco1sia
1 HAVE noT on hand and am prepared to show large
L sna Wen selected STOCK o. DRx IooDa consisting OF
at lower rates than be bought st any other eab-
hshaenf IN the county Tho f1howng articles comprise
his spleniid and well assorted stock In Tart:
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~ LaSs--145 boxes assorted szss Window Glass, jus
I y received and for sale at
June l.. 1855. G.. ". C0BB.S-
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BOOTS aad sisoes.-1o0 Boots and Shoes Of ali
ID kinds, just received and for sale BY
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Terms.
Opinions Of the Press.

From the Cincinnati Inquirer q March II.
BAcos's NERoANTiLE GoLLEGE--The examination Of
the students IN keeping exhibited degree OF mo-
heieey en- their part nigA eleaAUle rseIyss and
Mr.. Bacon their Instructor.
Inc most dieult problems in Double Entry were a. rap
ia solved as te most simple, Ga ing ample pIoof TIE
usAee nat the inol N t.lon impaired during the
sion would be Of practical benefit
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: hilED OR STOLEN

AeS superior Starch Tor sale at
e.z. a.. a. -. G. IT. CoBB'S.
ssr---- 100. "
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-09


STATE STREET ON THE FUGIrftE SLAVE
Acr.-A Boston correspondent of the New
York Evening Post relates the following:
The change which has taken place in the
public sentiment of Boston, as to sending
back fugitive slaves since the passage of the
Nebraska Bill, is well illustrated by an in
cident which has just occurred here. A few
weeks since, letter was received by Mr..
John H: Pearson, well-known Ship owner
of Boston, from Mr.. Brown of Key West,
Florida, stating that he (Brown) had lost
two mulatto slaves, and that they were
probably in Boston or its vicinity. Having
heard of Mr.. Pearson as famous Union
saver, and as the owner of the brig Acorn,
which carried Sims back, and judging from
these facts that he was sound on the CONF
promises, Mr.. Brown appealed to him for
assistance in securing his runaway servants.
Instead of performing his constitutional OBJ
legations with the alacrity which Mr.. Web
ster advised, and which was in fashion here
two or three years ago, Mr.. Pearson sat down
in his counting house, and wrote MIR. Brown
what, without exaggeration, may be termed
a staggerer. -, >,
that he, Brown, with his mulattoes, might q
to that what do.you- call,um, from which NJ
lthinkumbob returns. Mr.. Pearson remarked
that he had got tired of Union saving tina
since the passage Of the Nebraska bill, re
pealing the Missouri Compromise, he con
sidered himself entirely absolved from a
compromises on the subject and he wen
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on to treat Mr. Brown to.a quotation from
Webster on the subject Of extending slavery
on this continent, which has not been often
heard in State Street for the last five wears,
Mr.. Pearson further Informed his Key West
correspondent, that pretty. much every body
else IN bostN asd 1nodgns as ne dla and that
tile and commercial interests volunteered to
help carry back runaways, at. the present
time, in his opinion, not corporaps guard
could be mustered for this purpose. As far
as he could find out, he said, the United
States officers would give Mr.. Brown about
as much aid and comfort as he himself would.
1t may be of interest for Mr.. Brown to
know, should his eye meet these lines, that
the two mulatto gentlemen in question were
taken up at sea by a Boston vessel and
brought into this port but I am not able to
give him any information as to their subse-
quent movements and present residence.
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IL During the year ending June 80,
1854, Great Britain and Ireland bought Of
US property to the value Of $l45, OOO,0 900,
besides what was taken of us by the British
Colonies and dependencies. In the same
twelvemonth Russia did not buy of us to the
value of half million. France and her col
onies took more than $50, 100000. Austria
$I .9O3,6OO.
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By Mr. 1de-Memorial to Congress to
alter the form of the Winona, Red Wing,
and Root River Land Districts.

By Mr.. Ide-Memorial to Congress t.
alter the form of the Winona, Red Wing
and Root River Land Districts.
NOTICE OF BILLS, &C.
By Mr.. De Lavergne-A bill granting tc
Samuel Leach the right to establish ferry
across the Minnesota River.
By Mr.. Cleveland-To provide for laying
out Territorial Road from Smithtown to
Shakopee.
By Mr.. Galbraith- the Com
missioners of Scott County to borrow money
to erect county buildings.
By Mr.. Holland-For Territorial Road
from Shakopee to Excelsior.
Mr.. Jackman offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolred, That hereafter this House meet
at nine o'clock in the morning instead of ten
o'clock. Adopted.
No. A G. F. Joint Resolution for the re-
lief of Warren j. Howell and Marcus w.
McCracken, was taken up read a third time
and passed.
A Message from the Council was an
nounced informing the House that the Pres
ident had signed sundry House bills.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill granting to Reuben Richmond and
John L. Wilson the right tdetablish ferry
across the Mississippi River.
No. c.. F. A bill to suppress the circu-
lation of unauthorized bills as currency.
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, having under consider
alton bill to incorporate the Lake Superior
and Northern Pacific Railroad.
After some time the Committe rose, re-
ported progress and asked leave to sit again
The following bills were read third time
and passed:
No. S, G. F., bill to amend Chap. IS of
the Revised Statutes.
No. s, G. F., a bill to authorize School
District No. in St. Anthony to levy tax
to obtain money for the erection of school
edfice.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the House adj
journed until o'clock, P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met at P. NJ, and went into COM
mittee of the whole on several bills.
After the committee rose the House adj
iourned
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New YORK. Jan

New YORK, january 80.
Fhe Melbourne Argus states that rich veins
of quartz have been discovered about twenty
miles from Grelung.
Several failures had taken place in Sidney
creating considerable want OF confidence
Other failures were anticipated, but tbs sup
posed the crisis had passed.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt
at Taratoukiar, the .22d of October, and
several buildings destroyed.
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War in Kansas.

AN account Of troubles in Kansas Territory, Colts
" Revolvefs, Dirk Knives, Rifles, Shot Guns and Inn
pements of ali kinds, ne Pocket Cutlery to the
rugged breaking Pow and large assortment Of House
Furnishing Goods woodenware, Tnware, and Stoves of
ali Kinds will be sold to peaceabe citizens OF Mime
sofa cheap for cash, and to country Merchants at
eral discount, and very accommodating terms.
BAKER BANGS,
At their cid ssd Brick Store, Third and Minnesota
Streets. Feb 8, 1856 W
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Great Reduction in Prices!

DEtNGs determined TO close out our Large and Ee-
ID fensire Stock of Groceries aud Provisions by
the opening Of s'navigaton, we will now offer to Sob
out entire stock, at from ten to fifteen per cent
bove first COST, for cash.
To Merchants and Country Dealers Wishing to pur-
replenish their stocks at wholesale, will find
this chance. Please eve call before purchas-
ing, and you cannot help being convinced that this Is
great opportunity for BARGAINS.
b. F. IRVINE & CO.
Corner Saint Anthony and Exchange sts, opposite the
American House. (Jan. %, 1856
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Lakeland Mill For Sale |
A Good chance for Investment

WK/E the undersigned o2er for sale the new and
w extensive Saw-miil, situated at the village of
Lakeland, Minnesota Territory, nearly opposite Hudson
The mill is In good running order, propelled by awo
gnes OF large and approved construction furnish
ed with two upright saws, llotary, Lathe and Shin
Gle Machine, &C..
bargain can be had in this valuable property By ap-
plying to the proprietors. NOSES Perrin,
Feb 8, 1856 F. G. TYLER.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

OUR Arrangements for OVERLAND EXPIRES are
~ now complete. Money Express VIM be dee-
Matched from st. Paul and Dubuque every THURSDAY IN
charge Of atrusty messenger and guard, making II
the only safe way Of renting money East during the
close of navigation.
Freight viii be forwarded from Dubuque semi weekly
AL persons having freight below which :tney may
wish brought will please give notice q our once.
Now %, ,66 Prop'r N W Express Co.
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e Governor Bigler, the newly elected
United States Senator from Pennsylvania,
has consented to remain at the head OF the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company, provi-
ded the retention of the presidency of the
road does not interfere with his public duties.
The Secretary of the Treasury has Sc
lected as site for the Marine Hospital to be
erected at Cincinnati, Ohio, lot offered by
= clark Williamson, Esq, bounded by Baum
Sixth and Loeb streets, which is to cost the
Treasury $4,000.
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Central House.

"OULD respectful ~ apprise he public that he has
w thoroughly repaired and renovated this old and
favore house, and is prepared to accommodate the
travelling community upon the most reasonable TERMS
Boarders taken by the day week. His table will at
all times be supplied with the choicest viands the
son. number Of attentive servants will alwaysbe
attendance. Jan. l. Off
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st. Paul Drug Store Notice.

HAVE associated with nae in the Drug Business, Mr..
IL ,. R. jerks, late Of Philadelphia, who has been
raised in the Drug business In that City, and Is thor
oughly practical Pharmaceutist AID manufacturing
Chemist. p,
The business will heredftsr be conducted under the
name and style Of Day jerks. DAVID DAT.
WE have received and opersd far the largest and
" best selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Brushes, Perfumery, window Glass and Druggists
Glassware, etc, ever brought above St. Louis. Our
DRUGS AND MEDICINES =
Were bought in New York and directly Of
the Importers and Mauufacturefs and all submitted to
personal inspection and warranted pure fresh.
No expense or pns has yesn spared will hereafter
We are doing and intend to do aJobtng Business and
are prepared to sell goods at low prices they
be bought in Galena or Chicago anywhere In the
West The Public respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves. for confident they
they will 60 ne further to supply their wants.
jc14 DAY 6 jerks.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of the
- sum OF nineteen undred and hft-eight dollars
and five cents, which il claimed to be due at the
date of this notice, on certain mortgage, bearing
date the 10th day October, 1856 by Paul E.
Dorsey, by the Of P e. Dorsey and Isabel T., his
wife, Of the city Of St. Paul. in the County Ramsey
and Territory of Minnesota, to William X. Marshall and
Joseph M Marshall Of the same place, and recorded
the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said County
Ramsey in Book &C." of Mortgages, at pages 663 and
$751; the Gath day of October, 1866 O'Clock in
the afternoon. And whereas writ Of proceedings has
secured by said Mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that in pursu
the statute in such made and provided, prem
Uses described and covered by said mortgages to wit:
'The north east quarter Of the south west quarter,
and lot number three being fifty seven and odd hQns
dredths in said lot three, and containing in tho
whole nnetyseven and odd hundredths acres Of land in
twenty-hree west Of the fourth principal meridian, In
the County Of Ramsey and Territory Minnesota,
ing the land by James NJ winslow and Sarah
A. his wife, by decd, dated Auguat Sh 1866, will be
seld at public the ourt House, in said city
OF st. Paul. and County Of RAMSEY, the 2lst day Of
February, next, at ten O'CLOCK in the forenoon.
1856.
WILLIAM R. MARSHALL and JOSEPH Il. Wan.
MastersOn and simens Attys. for Mortgages ~st.
Territory Of Mime sota--District Court ed Judi
cial District County Of Ramsey.
Almeron B. Kingsbery
:. against }Summons.
To N. o. Walker the abovs named defengant,
SIR-You, are hereby summoned and re-
qured 10 answer the complaint In this action, which
has been filed In the Office of the Clerk # this court
the city Of Saint Paul In said county Ramsey to-
serve copy of your to the said complaint the
SUBSCRIBERS at their office in the City Of Saint Paul,
within twenty days after the service Of this
on you, exclusive Of the day of such service. And
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff will have his damages sssessedby
ajury, the amount entitled ascertain
ed by the Court under its direction and take judg
ment for the amount SO assessed or ascerained.
49,. SANBORN & FRENCH, Plf7s. Atty's.
Dated at Saint Paul. Jan. 10, 1866.
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LAND WARRANTS.
A FEW just received by
"A WALKER + SLAUGHTER
Jan. 81, 1856.
School Lands.

IuyUE Board Of Commissioners of Ramsey County arc
disposed to lease any part or all the School Land,
belonging to the county, for term of years. until
Minnesota becomes State, after which those in posses
sion will doubtless be able to get their leases extended
on fair TERMS Some OF the lands valuable, being
near town, with abundance Of meadow, water and tim.
ber Those wishing to lease, will meet the Commission
ers at their in the Court House, on the First Mon
day Of March next. so
Suits have already been commenced against some tres
passers on the School Lands and they VIII be prose
cuted SO soon as testimony obtain
eds all officers of the county required BY law to give
notice to the Commissioners Of any trespassers upor
those lands which come to efr knowledge, and a.
citizens are requested to do the same.
NATHANIEL M,LEAN,
Charm Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
Feb 8, 1856 wlw =
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Temperance House,
Jackson Street., Bapeen Third and Fourth,
SAINT PAUL, n. T.
Nv. HABON. prour;efor.

NO0D Boarding by the day, week or month on easy
vI terms. Good stablng attached. A share Of the
public patronage u respectfully solicited.
Stages call at this House daily for Passengers.
Sign, Square and Compass. tJan -, 1855 1yw
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To rent and Lease.

TIME pleasant Office in the rear Of Banking Or
IL fee Entrance from Cedar Street.
TO LEASE--25 tect on Saint Anthony Street, now
occupied by Sterlings Wood Yard. Also, 1875 feet
Wabashaw Street from our Stone Building to fourth
street. Also, rs feet fourth wabashaw street.
One lot Minnesota, between fourth and fifth. Also,
several vacant lots near to business locations.
Jan %, 1856 DAWN MARSHALL & co.
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LATEST NEWS.

The news by last evenings mail brings
the same old story from Washington. We
give the latest dispatches;
= WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
The main question was ordered to-day on
Mr.. Clingman's plurality resolution.
The resolution was voted for by Messrs.
Clingmati, hartman, Barclay, Herbert and
Kelley, Americans, together with the Repub-
bsans by W. sas defeated TIE votes Of Tie
Mr.. Campbell and others.
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New YORK. January 81,

NEW 1ORK, January 81.
Mr.. Dallas has not yet formally accepted
the British Mission, but will be here to-
morrow to make arrangements.
The defeat Of the plurality proposition dis
courages the hope of it's ultimate adoption
The result is attributed to the scattering Of
the Nationals. We had 100 Banks men in
line throughout, and L. D. Campbell with
them on all but the last vote, when he would
have voted yea if his vote would have carried
it, but it could not.
Pennington, Letter, Branton, Eddy, and
all who had been accounted Indifferent: to
MIR. Banks success, went for the plurality
throughout.
Mr.. Campbell's vote saved it in the pre-
liminary stages.
The Herald correspondent telegraphs
Mr.. Clingman to-day, against an urgent
and powerful appeal of the Democrats, Of
fered plurality rule, as informed you he
would, and after an exciting struggle it was
tabled. Four Democrats who had promised
to sustain it when the issue came, caved in,
and voted against it.
Mr. Banks will not withdraw: His friends
are determined he shall not. The plurality
rule will be offered again tomorrow.
The Democratic Senators all support Nj
cholson for Printer, except Mason,
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Foreign Exchange.
EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON-
TINENTAL EUROPE, for sale by
Nov 10, 1855 tt IRVINE, STONE f. MCCORMICK
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met at 3 P. NJ, and went into COM
mittee of the whole on several bills.
After the committee rose the House ad-
iOurned
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look HlnB.

fTIHE undersigned having sold ont his stock OF
Connections, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware. Nations, &C., to William Lippinco!t, will
hereafter continue the
:: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively, and viii sell at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers.
MY stock of common liquors is complete, and
cannot be excelled in quality. have also on
hand French, Cognac, Otard, Pale, blackberry,
Ginger, Peach, Apple, New York, Wild Cherry,
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandies; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port,
Crownhead Port, Catawba, and MADEIRA Wines;
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongahela, Irish
and Rectiiied Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
nestle Gin, and New England Rum. Quart. pit.
and half pint Fiasks by the gross or half gross;
which / will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or mediei-
nal purposes, can rely Oh getting a pure article
by calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Sunfsh, Ohio.
Nov. 81, 1855. WIN. H.. liz
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cLARlNGToN AND wooDsFIELD
EA0Ei

YTHE undersigned is now running a Hack reg
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Dec. IS. 49, ]. N. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
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