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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-05
Reported for the Mnnesotian.
District Court-2d Judicial District-Ramscy
COunty-June Term 1856.


COunty-June Term 1856.
JUNE %.
June % and 80, and July lst, were con-
sumed in the trial of No9l-Chas. Bergfeld
agt. Aaron w. Tu 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 the property of
a third person.
Jury returned verdict for plaintiff, and
tlereupon defendants counsel gave notice of
a motion for new trial. = w
JUNE 30.
The Court sentenced Abraham Bennett to
fine of $25, 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
prisonmcnt in the Jail Of Ramsey, on James
Fitzpatrick, who had been convicted of lar
ceny.
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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DIED.
In this City, at The residence Of mis- parents, the
oath ut, AUSTIN LOOMS, infant sonof S. J. r. and
H. E. MCMILLAN, aged Is months.
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Portable Circular Saw Mills.

lHNHE subscriber is pared to furnish Circular
IL Saw Mills of the most approved manufacture, all
set up in complete running order ready attach
power. Warranted TO saw with ease 1000 feet inch
pine boards an hour sale at the st Paul Foundry
jt6dw GIN f. GILMAN.
Carriage Work and Horse Shoeing
NuE 81 BSGRIBERS would Respectfully inform the
u citizens OF 81. Paul that they have taken ,le
Shop formerly occupied by Mr.. Penfeld, Vabasliaw
street, and all work entrusted to their viii be done
in the best style.
OWEN s. BiRDSA II.
Particular attention pa id to Horse Shooting a2c ~ BIN
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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-
tensiyely 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 VIC 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 its 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 a sense of
her Importance, nothing can stop her from
growing rapidly. Everything isl upon SUBJ
stantial 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-
vantagcs to her as soon as any other city or
town in the Territory. The railroad from
Chicago to St. Paul, must make Stillwatera
point; in fact, some of the best engineers in
the country, have examined the st. CrOx
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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St. Paul Drug Store-Notice

III HAVE associated with me in the Drug Business. Mr..
II J. r. jerks, late of Philadelphia, who has been
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 Jsnks,, DAVID DAY.
WE have received and opened by far the largest and
" best selected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Brushes rerfumery, window Glass and Druggists
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Is 1T POSSIBLE 2-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 60 for Buchanan! The
fact that these bets are taken shows that
there is to be sharp contest in that state.
80 In reply to the charge that Mr. FIRE.
mont IS Catholic, the New York Trit ane
says: Colonel Fremont was baptized,
reared and confirmed in the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, to which he has ever adj
hered."
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E 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-
lature, during the sessions of 1852 and '53
He appears in such robust health that we
scarcely knew him.
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MENDOZA AND BIG 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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GREY CLOUD.
500 LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
BEACr7lEEL TOWN OF

q r E z e L o u D
SITUATElQ twenty miles below St Paul, on tho east
- side Of the Mississippi. A map OF the same can
be seen and FOIL particulars given by Truman M.
Smith, Banker and Dea in Real estate, Third Street,
st Paul, NJ. T. r. Je3Odwly
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Rates of Money and Exchange.

Banking Office Of
M A G X q B IN & E d G RTON
No. 6, Winslow House, st. Anthony Fort st.
Exchange on New York sold at u per cent premium.
6 Chicago SC u
Galena &C u g &c
Rates Of Discount for good paper, per MONTH
Sc on real estate, top 6 -. :,
Sight Drafts on New York hougnt IS par.
Interest paid Special Deposits fer 30days or over
the rate of IL per cent a year..
We take on Deposit and payment OF debts due to us
Bills Of all banks in good credit. . .f"t& !,
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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, wheh
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 instiI 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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The FIRST CrcvMBaas.-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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To David Richardson, Defenganf:
IN the of the United States You hereby sum-
ad and required to answer the complaint I'm this
action, which said complaint is on file in the Office of
the Clerk this cour for the county aforesaid al the
city Of Saint Paul in said county, and to serve a COPY Of
your answer to the said ceaRlanton the subscriber
his office in the City OF Saint Paul aforesaid, within
thirty days after the service of this you,
exclusive Of the day of such services nd IL you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the psint in this asop will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
D. COOPER, Plf,s. Atty
Dated at Saint Paul April 8, 1856.
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District COurt---First Judicial District---NIin.
ntsota Territory.
william M. W ard, Plaintiff, wabashaw County, SIS
Hester NJ. Ward, Defendant. Summons
To Hester M. Ward, Defendant:
VOU are hereby summoned to answer the complain,
IL OF William NJ. wari, which has been died agatns,
with the Clerk Of this Court and to copy
your answer the subscribers, at Winona, in Wfnona
County, Minnesota Territory, within thirty days after
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 Is, 1866.
SARGENT, WILSON g. WINDOW,
jeI4w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys, Winona, M r..
Territory of Minnes0ta--DistFict Court Cd Judi-
cial District--County Of Ramsey, S..
Amanda .11 ass'''''" for relief,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

Were bought In New York and Philadelphia ,direcy
the Importers and Manufacturers, and all submitted
personal inspection and warranted pure and fresh.
No expense pains has been spared will hereafter
be to furnish the very best and puresf of medicines.
We doing and intend 70 do JobLng Business,
prepared to sell goos at low prices they
be bought in Galena q Chit ago anywhere In the
West. The Public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves, for confident IL they do
they win go no further to supply their wants.
je14 , DAY & jerks.
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tne psIsdps house OF Marshall Co., will look n,
JANUS ano locate Warrants on the most rsasonahis
''e'"s' oeio'o&"D A. g. LANGFORD,
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MORTGAGE SALE

FULLER THOMPSON. AS
ANBORN s. FRENCH, Att'ys for Assieuee.
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oAaIN a>rTT-r, President -. r.. JONES, Secretary
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

Office Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets west
side. sept6-Bm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.



z NEW ORLEANS Oct. There was frost here last
night. - 49, 3 q
.WAsHIseroS, Oct. I.-s95, 900 extra compeDss-
ton were paid to day to per diem to employers in
the House of Representatives.
The annual salaried officers whose pay is with
held have written to the treasury department. on
the subject
BosTos, Oct. 1.-The Americans and Republi-
cans have renominated Burngame for Congress.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Oct. The President reach
ed here at one O'Clock this p NJ lie was received
by crowd Of citizens, and welcomed by Mayor
Stevens. The President made brief speech in
reply. The crowd cheering alternately for Pierce
and Fremont.
BALTIMORE Oct. 2.-There were eleven deaths
OF yellow fever at Charleston on Saturday and Sun
day last
The Secretary of the Treasury has offered to
purchase half the City Hall lot for the purpose of
erecting postofice.
NV YoRK, Oct Flour declining State
6 25a6 IS, Ohio 6 65a7. 10 Wheat declining white
l O2al GIL, red 45 Corn dull Pork dull at
2o.l2i for mess Beef firm. Lard firm. Whisky 80.
BosroN Oct 2.-Chancey L. Knapps has been
nominated for reelection by the Americans and
Republicans.
NEW York, Oct. 2-The steamer Tennessee,
with dates from San Juan 70 the 22d, and Key
West to the 9th has arrived.
The officers of the Tennessee report that affairs
in Nicaragua are assuming more favorable aspect
as regards the stability of Walkers Government
His army, numbering 1900 Americans, besides nar
tives, all ia good health.
Walker made two attempts to diSlodge party of
natives who were entreDched at San Jacinto, but
repulsed both times with loss of twenty killed
and wounded The enemy are said to have a hun
dred killed Elk President Rivas is said to be de-
iunct and unacknowledged by any party. Leon is
still in possession of the natives at Honduras The
San Salvador troops all in deplorabe condition.
The cholera still raging at Costa Rica The
British feet still at San Juan and additions are
daily expected. Key West is healthy.
ST LOUIS, October 2-The steamer Winchester
sunk this morning on her way to Alton with large
number of visitors to attend the Illinois State Fare,
no lives were lost.
ST. LOUIS Oct. "a letter to the Republican
from Lecompte, dated 26th, states that the armed
bands have dispersed. The citizens are returning
to their claims, and business is revivng. Conf
dence has been restored and peace regned
throughout the territory.
Warrants have been issued for Jones, Stringfel-
low and other pro-slavery agtators.
COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. 1.-The Democratic Mass
Meeting to-day was largely attended and very en-
thusiastic.
NEW ORLEANs Oct. 1.-The Cotton market is
sitter but quotations unchanged, sales to day
5000 bales, sterling exchange 9.
LOUISVILLE, Oct d er 2-Tne river is unchanged
CISCINNATI, October 2, Noon-Flour dull, prices
nominal; wheat dull, ST. Is for red 81 % for white
Rye ~. Whisky 2S1 Groceries firm at full rates.
River unchanged-the weather is clear and pleas
ant.
PITTsBURG, October .. Noon.-River, there is IL
riches water in the channel by the metal aud falling
I weather is clear and cool
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

THEATRE-BENBFrr OF Mrs. WARD.-The
late improvements ia the theatre have given IL
a much more inviting aud pleasant appear
ance than it before presented. We were agree
ably surprised at what We saw around Us the
first time We entered il the present season.
Good taste, convenience and comfort were ev-
idently consulted in the repairs which have re-
Gently been made. OF the company now play.
log, we intend TO speak hereafter.
Mrs. Ward has a benefit to night. She
stands deservedly high in her profession, and
we trust she will have a We'll filed house
The citizens OF Louisville recently gave her .
rousing benefit. Let US do as much.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

CRpoKER's NJ uINERY EsTABLIsnMEET.-Yes-
terdsy was the Fail opening day Of the above
establishment, aud prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion Gas nearly every body, We fought,
was there,) We went along with the tide aud
looked at the large aud fine display Of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crook
or has brought on a very large and varied
stock, embracing all the articles belonging to
the trade, of every style aud quality. The
stock OF bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings
head dresses, &c. is far beyond what we ex
pected TO see. The finer qualities Of these vas
rious styles of goods are indeed superb, sur
passing anything we have ever seen. The bon
nets, particularly, we look upon as the pref
test things in that line ever introduced TO the
notice OF the public.
Mr.. @. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country deal
ers desiring to purchase will do well TO eI
anime his stock.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

THE TOBACCO CRoP.-Hsving recently pass.
ed through a portion of the fine tobacco region
of Kentucky, we know something from observ'
alton and enquiry of the prospects of the pre-
sent tobacco crop. II is said that the crol
this season would have fallen fully one third
short of sn average if the tobacco had all ma.
tared, but the recent frosts have destroyed
fully one half of that which had been raised
In Tennessee, the damage done, 81 far as we
have been able to learn, has not been so ex
tensive, but there will evidently short crop,
and high prices may be anticipated.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03


We believe, it is generally admitted wher-
ever specimens of the predictions of his brush
have been seen, that, as a miniature painter,
Mr. James W. Dodge has no superior in this
country. 10 this community, where 50 many
of his miniatures are distributed, he is regard
ed with the highest appreciation, and whilst
here his services are in constant demand. E.
S. Dodge is not so well known, but he is fast
rising to just distinction, following in the foot
steps of his brother.
Mr.. Wenderoth having fonnd It necessary
from engagements elsewhere to abandon his
position here, the Messrs. Dodge have associat-
cd themselves together, aud occupy tile rooms
on the Square, formerly occupied by Dodge d
Wenderuth, and will continue the prosecution
of The beautiful sister arts of miniature paint
ing and photographing. The photographs OF
these gentlemen are, as works Of art, scarcely
less mertUriOus than their miniatures. The
photographic and Fine Arts Journal Of New
York, excellent authority 10 all things pertain
ing to the fine arts, in its August number,
speaks OF their photographs in the following
complimentary language:
'Messrs. Dodge & Wenderoth, Nashville,
Tennessee. These gentlemen have sent US
some of the finest views and portraits we have
seen executed by American Artists. They APP
proach IN detail, effect of light and shade,
sharpness, ton; and general execution, nearer
those of the French Photographs, than any
that have been shown Us. They are such pic
I
aud when we can dose we shall be almost sat
ished. Some of them are exquisite"
1t should be a source OF eradication to every
citizen of Nashville to know that We have in
our midst artists who rank 50 high; whose
works linked with the name Of our city add
to her repute abroad, and direct to her the at
tention of people of refined and cultivated
taste wherever a love of the beautiful in art is
cherished.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

FEvER AND AGUE cured without using Qunine, Arsenic,
Mercury Opium or any Of the poisonous drugs, danger
compounds generally resorted to by sufferers from this
long drawn, affecting, and annoying Of al diseases by
resortne to oarter Spanish Mixture which contains
q the above deeterous substances but eectuay
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and Skim Puri
tying the food and expeng the remains Of old medicines
with which the system been clogged opening the
Of the body and allowing assist itself in breaking
up the diseas', and recuperating its energies
See the Of Mr. ohn Longdon, Of Va, he had 0xed
and chronic Ague and Fever chs twice day for three
years Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
te Spanish Mixture bottles of which perfectly restored
him to health nor has he had chill since He only
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects Of this valuable purifier Of the blood.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE n. O. R. r.
NASHVILLE, Sent. =, 1855.

TRANSFORMATIONS CFFICE n. a Q. R. r.
NASHVILLE, Sept. =, 1855.
gNHE draymen Of Nashville having discontinued receiv
ing goods al the Depot, Coassnses viii hereafter be
notified OF tie Of their goods and furnished With
bill OF freight due Any presenting the
tice and paying bill will be recognized tn authorz
ed agent Of the Consgaee The respon bity Of the road
terminates the delivery Of the goods, and CLAIMS TOR
deficiencies and dam ages W be allowed amer delivery,
by consent being the duty Of the agent TO have
his evidences Of delivery vOrsgnees their
agents will required 10 receipt for all articles deliver
ed Notices ali consgnees whose place Of business
residence Is not known win be to the Post Once
CHAs. W. Anderson, Agent
B-The object OF the above Is not to give Con-
sgnees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen 20
assume responsibilities that do legitimatey belong 70
their business but simply define The position Of the road
leaving merchants aud draymen TO make their own ar
ranRemeuts sepf16 uG G. W. A.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

BRooEs TO BE GoyERSoR.-The New York MIR
ror, black Republican paper, speaks thus oiseOur.
agngIy Of the prospects OF its party 10 the coming
gubernatorial election 10 New York. OF tbs
head Of the Black Republican ticket, the Mirror
says:
Whether il is the strongest name that could have
ben offered 20 the party Is questionable Amerl-
can, or Know Nothing party, win no doubt. aomi-
nate Ersstus Brooks aud the contest, like that Of
the Presidency. will be a triangular one. Parker.
King and Brooks, are each and al emineuuy fitted
for the Office; bot We have bad pFsssntiment Cor
tie last twelve moths that Brooks Il tbe ineEita.
bic next Governor Of New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03

A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath when
by using the "BALM THOUSAND FLowERs' as dentri-
fce would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
alabse9 Many persons do not know that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends will
mention it. Pour single drop OF "Balm" on your
tooth brush wash the teeth night and morning fifty
cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily be acquired
BY using the "BAIM or A THOUSAND Flowers" 1t will
move tan pupes and reckles from the skim leaving Of
soft and roseate hue Vet towel, pour three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold pour two three drops Of
'BALx OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard well, and
IT will make beautiful soft ather much facilitating the
operation of shaving Price only fifty cents. Beware
W. p PETRIDGE CO.
sept2s-d&w 6m Franklin squaTe, N. Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IEvAIDs recovering from the effects Of Fever Bilious
Diseases or long continued illness Of any kind viii find
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy which will re-
yive their dropping constitutions, expe all bad hunOrs
from the blood excite the liver prompt and healthy ac-
On and BY its tonic properties restore the patient to life
and vigor.
We can only say TRY IT. single bottle is worth all
the soeAIed sarsapsrlas 10 existence. Il contains no
Mercury OPIUM any other noous or poisonous drug
and be given the youngest infant without hesitation
See the certificates wonderful around the bottles
More than five hundred persons in the City of Richmond
Va, can testify to its effects.
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