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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-04

+ ANOTHER New PAPER-The 4" Republi-
can Advocate" published at Shakopee, has
made its appearance, and the first number is
before US. 1t large and elegantly printed
sheet, and gives evidence of great usefulness;
IN the cause of Fremont and Freedom. We.
know well its editor and publisher, Mr.. ABB.
Russell-know him as man, printer, and
talented, well-informed genteman-and
know that he will make just such political
and news journal as the people of the VAL
ley need. Let him be sustained by the right
kind of men, and he will sustain them in
their business and political interests, which
interests mean one and the same thing.
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Anime orur

The Dmicrats of the several wards
OF st. Paul are said to have had great time,
among themselves at their primary meetings
on Monday evening. AS there was but one
branch of the party in attendance, chances.
were strong against all aspirants who hap
pened accidentally to have. been born ilp
America, Germany, France, Canada, Nor
way or Sweden Aud Irelandn was left
to fight it out with her own brave self. Fun
ahead! The rext fight comes off in the
County Convention next Saturday
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LIE SUEUR DIsrRIcT.-Thc Republicans of
the LIE Sueur, Sibley and Blue Earth district
have nominated S. Kenwortby, of LIE Sueur,
and L. X. Bangs, of Blue Earth, for the
House-two just as good and true men as
the Minnesota Valley holds. The end Of
Joseph the Jugler" is at hand now, certanI
Push on the Republican column, you Mime
sofa Valley boys!
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EE The present Postmaster at job MS
town, Lebanon, county, Pa, was appointe d
under Thomas Jeferson's administration, by
Gideon Granger, then Postmaster-G General,
Oh the 23d September, 1902. BE Is now 5
eighty lone years old, and does all the bust
ness himself. - "a e'e ''-.~' - s+a'a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wilson, in his speechf
at the Tabernacle, in New York ION Wednest
day, said :-"And I would here predict, and,
/ wish the reporters to take it down, that
John c. Fremont3will have majority in
every one of the 216 towns in Massachu
sets. 335 81 S9aaa sBa.e sss1Qzy oeizsE
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e.. Late accounts from Texas show the
prevalence Of great drought, that is de-
stroying vegetation in all quarters. ~'a9i
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from Hutchinson, snd forty miles east of
Lac qoi Parle; and with the exception Of
a few Norwegians eight or ten miles east
there are no settlements any nearer than
those towns.
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Here we had breakfast prepares at the
Carver Hotel by friend Griffin. Heis build
ing a large addition to his house which will
in fact be the main building. Although
Carver has been laid out as town site for
two or three years, it has attained its
growth almost wholly during the pre-
sent season. One of the best steam saw
mills in the Territory is in operation, and
doing a fine business, and new buildings are
in process of erection in every direction.
This place is at or near the head of practical
navigation of the Minnesota river during a
great portion of the year, and will for many
years, till railroads become in vogue, be the
natural outlet Of, the large extent Of country
west towards. Glencoe and the head waters
of the Crow River. Shakopee must be Oh
the lookout or Carver viii soon beat her in
growth and become a successful rival TO a
large share Of her present trade. All, things
considered, and without any sdispsragement
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-.yeD uCiidiiaHc .j-..- -. .s..-.}. ... oEl; 20
The next morning, Sept Is, we were up
very carly and making preparations for. re-
having our journey. 1t had cleared up dl-
ring the night, though the wind continued to
blow, from the north with considerable Sc
verify, and for the season Of the year it was
extremely cold. ~ zrs-iii9 bnn sissiaro
Our party, now, numbered stwenty-three
persons, with two saddle hofsesy five wag-
ons, and eightrays' provisions; and as we
made our appearance on the prairie with our
procession, we imagined We appeared very
f ,rsaiasble. We followed the Hutchinson
road for about fiveomiles, when we turned
to the. left, and1egoing almostifdirectly west
for seven miles farther, we at noon reached
.ssi7qqeins sid KARNs;,CITY. sIsdT I'D Pa
The road from Glencoe to this place is
over rich 'and most beautiful prairie,o and
alongt the route till we leave the Hutchinson
road, the elaims-sre apparently all taken,
and many, farms are qopening but after
leaving this road we did not'enotice single
habitationo or claim shanty till We came to
theneighborhoodi Of Harms city. This place
has but recently been laid out and settled
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to 5Eher thriving TOMS r. the vicinity, :
know Of no place On th6 River that q pre-
sent holds out superior induce tents forin-
vestmcht and settis@entsy AsSsoop> q The
country west is settled, the trade and travel
through this town will be immense. Carver
has lately, we understand, by act of the
County eqp,nisi oners, become the county
seat of Carver county.
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CT PAUL, MINNES0TA.-fhe proprietor of the above
- extensive and magnificent establishment has the sat
isfaction Of announcing to Che citizens Of st. Paul, and
the traveiing community that he has at length comple-
ted his arrangements and win throw open the public,
the 25h ins Of the extensive and gorgeous
Hotels known in the whole West He begs 70 solicit
from his friends and the public continuation Of thas
patronage which so literally bestowed upon him
while proprietor of the American House, promising that
bis and best efforts shall be put forth to render
In the furnishing of Che House alone an expense of
over forty thousand Dollars has been gone into and in
the outlay OF which, have secured every modern i'm
provement for convenience and comfort.
The Parlors are furnished after the most approved
STYLE and so arranged that parties wishing to be by them
The Bed Rooms are large and airy, and the bedding all
that the weary could wish for, the most fasdious
sire. n
The Gentlemen's Saloon is fitted up in the most mod
style, and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors.
OF old and favore brands, and attended by expert
enced and courteous gentlemen. tr! eat p
In the Culinary Department. neither pains expense
will be spared TO render it the most effective well
satisfying portion of the Hotewhe the artist who pre-
sides it is of the most proficient and experience
ed the Eastern Cities can produce .7s% ~
The Office will have gentlemen of known ability to pre-
side it's affairs, and who will make it their pleasure
at all times to attend and minister the wants the
guests, while the Proprietor will be found at his post
striving to make every one comfortable.
Attached to the HOTEL is a large and magnificent Bill
lizard Saloon, fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements introduced. -
The Hotel throughout will be heated with steam, which
cannot fail to make it the most comfortable Winter quar-
tiers in the whole Of the Northwest. t1
Bath Rooms and every convenience necessary the
comfort OF guests have been fitted up; in short the Pro-
prieor has spared no expense in Of the varied de-
partmens of his large establishment in order TO render
it the most desirable, pleasant magnificent Hotel in
the country. :
In retiring from the management of the American
House, would inform the public that have dispos-
ed of my interest in it, but intend continuing under
the able superintendent of Edgar Wetmore Esq., where
as formerly attention will be paid to the comfort
of those who favor the house with heI patronage
oct 4-dawtf STEPHEN LONG.
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virtue Of an execution fissued out of and under
- the seal Of the District Court in and for the
~ OF Rsmsey dTeritory OF Minnesota, upon judy
ment rendered and docheted in the said Court on the
nth day Of November, A. D. 1862, in an action where
IN Jacob W. Bass is plaintiG, and Michael Cummings
defendant, In favor Of the said plAnn and against
the said defendant, for the Of dollars
and eighty-three cents t$24,6a.)
have levied upon the following described piece OF
parcel of land, lying and being in the county of Ram
sey and Territory Of Minnesota, TO wit: IN the wes
af OF Northwest quarter Of Section thrty-two. (32
Township twenty nine (2sO Range 20 West, commenc.
ing at stake on the section line, which bears north
thirteen 3) chains and thirysix (36 links from quar-
section post between sections thirty and thirty
Two 3l and 32) of aforesaid Townsh thence
NORTH along section line three chains and sixty four
links, thence East two chains and twenty-five links,
thence South Is degrees and 80 minutes, East three
chains and eighty links thence West three chains and
thirty-two links to place Of beginning, being now
known lot No. four az of Bass out lots TO st, Pal
as the property Of Michael Cummings, the within NAM
ed defendant. 49, ~ -sf -N ~
Notice is hereby given thatI will sell the said de-
scrbed real property to the highest bidder for cash al
Public Auctions the Court House In the city st.
Paul, saturday, the 18th day October ensuing
at ~ O'Clock 10 the forenoon, to satisfy the said
ton, together with the interest and Increased costs
thereon.
Dated st. Paul, August 18th, 1856.
ID sfxs go ssssgu-s A. W. TULLIS, Sheriff.
HALE PALMER, Att,vs for P'tr Taug 2O-6w
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

I,OR the Discharge of an Insovent from his Debts
pursuant to Chapter SO of the Statutes for the RI
lief of Insolvent Debtors.
In the matter Of the app atom In the District
OF John R. Livingston, an in for the Second Judi
solvent deotor to be discharg cial District in the
ed from his debts, pursuant to County Ramsey,
Chapter 50 of the Statutes Territory OF Min
the relief of Insolvent debtors. nesota.
At Special Term Of the District Court for the
Second judicial District In and he County of RAM
sey in the Territory of Minnesota, held by his Honor
Mo- es Sherburbe, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States for the Territory of
sofa, and Judge OF the District Court aforesaid, at his
Chambers at st Paul. IN said Ramsey County, on the
18th day OF September, 1856, 1t orerea, inter
ala That all the creditors vi john X livursion an
nsolvent debtor be required to show cause, If any
they have before me- the oath day December
iS66) at ten QO) o'clock in the If that day.
at my Chambers at the Capitol, in the City of 81 Paul.
in said County of Ramsey, in the Territory Of Minnesota
why an assignment Of the said insoven's state should
not be ade. and he be discharged from his debts
suant TO the Statute For the Relief Of Iusolvent Debt
oHs.'
Sand further order and direct that notice of the
ctntents of this order be published in the weekly
Minnesotan,' newspaper published Saint PAUL i'm
said county of Ran sey the seat Government of said
territory Of Minnesota In week FOR ten n on
weeks succes,ivey and aso that notice as a. III,
be published once in each ten lOl weeks suc
cessvey, In the Lansing Intel:gencer, q newspaper
puDIished at the City OF Lansing, the seat of Govern
ment Of the State of Michigan and also, that said
notice be published once in each week for ten weeks
successfully, in the Weekly Journals, newspaper
pub ished at the City of Albany, in the State of New
York, the seat of Governs, mt Of said State,
III pursua &c OF SAID order, notice Is hereby given
mat I'm Livingstone of The City Of St Paul, In said
county OF Ramsey land Territory of nneso an insoy-
et deoto has ed the Office theCer Of the District
Court in and for the second Judicial District, I'm the
county OF Ramsey aforesaid. at ST Paul, in said County,
hs application for discharge his debts
to the Statutes such case made and nrovied and,
that each and all OF the creditors OF said soiveut
debtor, (John X Ltvingson, hereby notified and re-
qured 10 show cause If any they have, fore me, at
my chambers at the Capitol, in tie City st Paal, in
said Comfy of Ramsey. and Territory Of Minnesota on
the twrnty-fourta GAM day Of December, A. D. 1856,
at ten l0 O'Clock in the OF that day. WHY an
assignment of said usolvens should not be made
ana ne De discharged from his debts, prayed for by
said etton.
Dated st. Paul, September IL, 1856.
NJ. SIiERBURNE, Judge.
AMES q VAN ETTEN. Atty'S for InsClyeIt. IOyy
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UlY virtue OF ition issue. out OF and under
~ the seal Of tho District Court in and the
~ of Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, upon judy
ment rendered and docketed in the said Court the
9th day Of August, 1856. in action wherein
thanit Mclean is plaintiff and William Dahl and John
j. Dewey are defendants, 10 favo Of the said plaintiff
and against the said defendants, for Of three
hundred AMI seventy nine dosrs and forty-ve cents
have This day levied upon the following described
real property. the property of John Dewey
the above named defendants, to wit: The southwest
quarter Of Section eleven II,) Township twenty mine
(l9,) Range twenty three.
Notice is hereby given that will sell the said des-
crtbed real properly to the highest bidder
Public Auctions at the Court House in city Of Saint
Paul, Thursday, the 18th Gay OF October next,
O'Clock in the forenoon satisfy the said execution,
together with the interest and costs thereon.
Dated st. Paul, Aug ust 2sth, 1856.
AARON W. TULLIS,
r-H Sheriff Of Ramsey county.
!. WILKINSON, BApcoCK 4 Co.. Att,ys for Prf.
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LA FOR SALE!
Building Lots on q Long Credit.

F8NO persons who will make good Improvement s.
IL will sell on any credit not exceeding 10 years, al
IL per cent Interest," beautifully situated
for resid. noes, In Mackubn g. Marshals Addition to
st. Paul. This addition is of a mile from The Win
country lying Northwest of St. Paul, which the
greatest horouGhfares leading into city, through
II. The water is of the best quality, and the
lime which renders that in tn lover town Injurious
many people The situation is high and there is All
abundance OF shade trees The price lots $50
to $500 each. In five it be safely assumed
they will be worth from $500 to 800 EACH There is
no part of the city where desirable lots residences
may be obtained upon such liberal terms parties
will improve. small pawn mt only of from $25 to
500 cash, is requiie ed On each lot .......
C. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Macl I'm & Edgerton, No. g.
Winslow House. ta.r3 -t.fi
I have also number of ceni,g nd business lots to
lease. Also and 10 acre lots az mt to the city
the principal roads, sale low cash or on short
credit. Also large number of lots In all parts ST.
Paul and st. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
pr ces To capitalists desiring make realestate
vestments, can offer great inducements. III
c. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin s. Edgerton, No. s
Wins low House. ~
Also for sale. four houses on the St. Anthony
road, containing rooms each. with good stone base
ment and ceaos,
at tfsltia : E" c. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin and Edgerton No. G.,
Wnslow House, St. Paul, NJ. T.. dS-w6m---may 16
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Correspondence of the Minnesotian.
Nicollet County 6 on hand.,,

Nicollet County Sc on hand.o
TRAVERSE DIES Sioux, Sept. 20. s.
EDITORS MINNEsorIAN The Republican
Convention for the Tenth Council District
met in this place last Wednesday, and put
in nomination a candidate fog the Council.
DR.. Humphrey, our nominee, will carry
with him the support of two thirds of the
entire voters Of this District. The slave
Democracy know this, and feel that they are
beaten, and of course feel chopfallen.
Our County Convention met on Friday
evening last, and put in nomination the fol-
lowing county ticket, to be elected in October:
For Sheriff.. G. Holden,
For County Commissioners. P. Smith.
For County Treasurer-Jas. B. Gault.
For District Attorney-E- Page Davis.
For County Surveyor-Wm Read.
For Justice of the Peace-A. B. Beecher.
For Supervisor-D. j. Townsville.
For Assessor X. Darlington.
The above is a good ticket throughout
Arrangements have been made to hold Re-
publican meetings all over the county pre-
vious to the election. ,-,-, r.
At the meeting on Friday evening stirring
and patriotic speeches were made in behalf
Of the Republican cause and outraged Kan
sas, showing that the minds and hearts of
the voters of Nicollet county are on the side
of Freedom. ...
- Yours In the cause, IL a,.
NIcoLLEr.
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court
Ramsey County, I'd Judicial District.

III T. MuDD, and G. L. HUGHES, ]. ]. MUD and A. O
IL. GRUBB, partners under the firm name of MUD a
HUGHES against WALTER X. BRADY and HOWARD BRADY
partners. To the defendants You are hereby sum.
moned and required to the complaint in this &C.
ton which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court in and for the County of Ramsey and Terri
tory of Minnesota, and to copy of your answer
the said complaint the subscribers at their office
the city of Saint Paul. within twenty days after the
vice of this summons on you exclusive of the day OF
such service and if you fail to the said
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this ac
ton will take Judgment against you for the sum OF
Thirteen Hundred Dollars, with interest from the first
day of December, thousand eight hundred and fifty
five besides the costs of this action.
Saint Paul. Sept 18th, 1856. t... r
BRIsBIN & BIGELow, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Saint Paul
NJ. 4. sept 27-w6w
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] sAINT PAT17. 1o0,5 s.~,1s-si

SAINT PAUL IRON ;ST0H1k.l
NrCOLS BERKEYy wholesale Dealers n IRON.
Nails, Steel Flows, Axes, Anvils, Vices Bellows and
Heavy Hardware Wabasha Street. a. Pm IT. Also
Agents for Herring Heitzs Proof Safss Are now
xeeeirng their 1argea tDck, consisting in part Of
240 tons If assorted iron.
1000 kegs Of assorted mails
Is tons Plow Steel.
5 tons Spring Steele.
tons Cast Steele.
100 Sets Assorted AxeIs.
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth.
2 tons Grind Stones.
200 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin,
Linseed Oil and Varnish.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Breaking Flows, Cross and Corn Plowss.
Anvils, Bellows and Vices.
Shoeing, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Cfobars.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Coil and Log Chains. 4~
screws, Plates. Nuts, Washers,
And large assortment of vulcanized Rubber ands
Leather Betting Lace Leather Packing for engines
all of which they will sell at low prices and liberal dis
count will be given to the trade ie23-wtf
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NICOLS, KINNIE & CO..

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in STOVES TIN
w WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c,
Corner OF Exchange and St. Anthony Streets fear the
American Hotel,) st. Paul, Minnesota, opening
their large and carefully selected stock consisting in
part of Cooking and Parlor Stoves and most
approved patterns Tin, Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead Bar
and Sheet Lead, Copper Bottoms Braziers and Timed
Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron, and Nails of all
sizes; Window Glass and Shades White Lead and Zinc
Paints, Manila Ropi, &c. -
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, such as Flows Cultivators Gull
tvator and Harrow Teeth, Grain Cradles Scythes and
Snaths, Handled and Garden Rakes; two, three, and
four -pronged German and Cast-Seel Forks Shoyels
Spades, Mattocks, Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes Hay
Knives Straw Cutters, Pruning Shears Prier Scythes
HEAVY Misunderstanding, Vices, Bellows, Hand and
Sedge Hammers, Axes, Hotchets, Rasps Files Carriage
Springs and Axles Carriage and Tire Bolts, Crowbars
Wagon Boxes Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Well Wheels
and Buckets, Cistern Pumps, Brass, Enammeled and
Fire Irons - - >
Also general assortment of Japanned and Tin Ware
All sorts OF Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Work done to
order This stock we have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers and therefore enabled to
Sell at the lowest rates. The public respectfully in
Vted 70 cal and examine before purchasing elsewhere
st. Paul. June 16. ,4% Il. s..t.f d1m.wtf