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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-17
Moral Courage.

Who possesses it ? If we look after the
career OF our people as whole, and at the
amount of this ingredient in their characters
so far rs it makes them Independent and en-
terprising in their business habits, then no
other people possess it like ours. But if we
regard the amount necessary to right doing
we lack seriously. Sidney Smith says
A great deal Of talent is lost to the world
for the want ola little moral courage. Every
day sends to the grave a number of obscure
men who have only remained in obscurity be-
cause their tmidity has prevented them from
making the first effort and who, if they
could have been induced to begin, would in
all probability, have gone great lengths in
the career of fame.
The fact is that to do anything in this
world worth doing, we must not stand back
thinking of the cold, and the dan
ger, but jump Inland scramble, the best we can
1t will not do to be perpetually calculating
tasks, and adjusting nice chances it did very
well before the food where man could con-
sulthis friends upon an intended publication
for hundred years, and then live to see il
success afterwards, but at present n .
waits and doubts, and hesitates and conf Ia a.
his brother, and his uncle, and his part o''Ia,
friends, TILL one fine day he finds thai hn !.
sixty years of age then he has lost O. ra',c ;,
time in consulting his first cousin nd n.rtic-
ular friends, that he has no more ,;rna r. foI
low their advice. " IVA
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Latest by the Milwaukee Last Night.

GooDHUE CoUNrY.-The Republican ma
jority is full GOO, if not more. Pretty well
for doubtful comfy.
WABAsHAw COUNTY. - Lake City 90,
Reeds Landing Z, and Wabashaw City 48,
all Republican majorities. Majority in the
county probably not less than 400.
WINoNA CoUNrY,-Only precinct heard
from is Winona City, which gives Republi-
can majority of 9. A probable Republican
majority of 400 in the county.
OLMsrEAD COUNTY 1O2 Re-
publican majority Rochester reported large
Republican majority-25O votes polled.
DODGE CoUNTY.-A report in Red Wing,
by passenger in the stage, that the county
had gone Republican.
RICE CoUNTY.-We expected $50 or 200
majority here but Democratic letter writer
from Faribault, dated early yesterday morn
ing, claims that one Democratic Senator and
one Democratic Representative are elected :;
and that Ramsey's majority is only 25. We
doubt this return.
Excepting Rice, the news from the South
by this arrival is most cheering. &.
HoUsToN CoUNrY.-Brownsville is report
ed over 100 Democratic majority. This was
expected. Nothing further from the coun-
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Hennepin County.
Republican Triumph Ames Re5uked,
0rer the Left

Republican Triumph Parson Ames ReJuked,
over the Left.
The Republicans of st. Anthony and Min
neapolis have swept out the entire vestige of
Shamocracy by the triumphant election of
the Legislative and County Tickets. 1t is
thought the State Ticket will have 500 ma
jority. Glorious old Hennepin. This coun-
ty has elected three Senators and six Repre-
sentativeS, all true Republicans.
The following is the vote in the Lower
Precinct of st. Anthony:
GoUeraor-Ramsey 524, Sibley 232.
Liem. Gorermor-Ide 525, Holcome 232.
Secretary of State-Stannard SIS, Baasen
236.
Audito,-Lane 521, Dunbar 23l.
I'reosurer-Mantor 524, Armstrong 232.
Chief Justice-Bigclow 524, Emmett 1872
associate Justices-Berry 522, Billings sos,
Atwater 252, Flandreau 231.
attorney General-Nourse 472, Berry 223
Clerk Supreme Court-Russell 52l, Noah
231.
Members Of Congress-Wilkinson 525, Swift
523, Aldrich 528; Becker 23l, Phelps 229,
Cavenaugh $50.
Judge-Botswick 525, Hall 225.
Clerk District Court-Partridge 523, Law
renee 233.
Judge of Probate-Jones 524, Nicholas 23l.
Senator-Chase SIS, Edwards 224.
Representatives, Walker 5lS, Townsend
SIG; Demon 232, Reynolds 234
Delegate-McClure 42l, Kingsbury III.
Counclor-Heckman All.
Territorial Representatives. Winel AIS, Gil
patrick 4l9.
Register Of Deeds-Ames 4l2, Fewer 172.
County Commissioners - Thorndke 42O,
Lennon l68.
Treasurer Morgan Ala, Fcrrant ITO.
In the Upper Precinct, the vote was as
follows on Governor Ramsey 2O3, Sibley
359 This would give the Republicans ma
jority of 1873 in st. Anthony.
In Minneapolis there were 1903 votes poll
ed, and when we left at one o'clock this
morning, the canvass had so far progressed
as to render it certain that our State ticket
has IT'S majority.
Other precincts in the county gives major
tiles as follows: Fort Smelling y Democrat
ic majority, (another swinde,) Medicine Lake
u Dem; Richland 40 Rep, Minnetonka 33
do. Wayzota 4 do. and Brooklyn 1Ol do
Republican majority in this county, thus far,
is BAL
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81. Several curious specimens of skill,
called oriental paintings, by A. e. Goodwin
of Minneapolis.
"a. Some very promising water color and
pencil drawings. by Miss Rose Collins of St.
Paul. aged l years.
l55. A beautiful display Of finely bound
books, fancy articles on papier mache, inlaid
toilet etege, deposited by Coombs & Bro, St.
Paul.
Il. M. NEwsoN,
r. ORMsBY SwEENY,
JOHN STEELE,
Committee
STOVES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND MANUFAC-
TURE OF SILVER
That no articles of Minnesota manufacture
coming under either of the above heads are
on exhibitions but the Hardware" exhibit
ed by McClond & Brother, and the case of
"Siver Ware" by Mr.. Greenleaf, are elegant
specimens in these branches of trade, and
well deserving of favorable mention.
Respectfully submitted,
HovEY McKENrY,
II. B. -.
FINE ARTS.
The Committee on Paintings, Ambrotypes,
Daguerreotypes, Printing and Book Binding,
reports
That aftera careful examination they award
the premiums
II. G. Healy, St. Paul, first best oil painting,
diploma and premium. 5 90
IL E. Whitefield, I'd best oil painting, dip.
II " best water colored pant
ing, diploma.
IS Mr.. John S. Prince, St. Paul, I'd best, dip.
1l9 IL. Schemedlin, St. Paul, best Crayon
drawings, 5 90
81 Master Ramsey Nininger, IL years of age,
I'd best 800
90 NJ. G. Tuttle, St. Paul, best collection of
daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and photo
graphs, 5 90
l2S I. NJ. Newson & Co., St. Paul, best plain
and ornamental card printing, . 90
81 Goodrich Somers & Co., st. Paul. best
Book binding, 5 90
SO j. W. Bond, Esq, of St. Paul, had on
exhibition, two Oil Paintings. "The Day
Dreamer" and "Coming from a Bath
which were premiums from the Cosmopolitan
Art Union. They are very beautiful uut do
not fall within the discretion of the Commit
tee for awards.
10 Miss Farrand, of Minneapolis, exhibited
some very fine Crayon Drawings. Also,
Sepia Drawing, and groupe of flowers in
water colors. A fine Oil Painting, Ga winter
scene) by little daughter of Mrs. Nininger,
of St. Paul, aged IL years, is worthy of spc-
cial mention.
DISCRETIONARY ARTICLES.
The Committee on Discretionary Articles,
report as follows:
100. J. B. Stockton, Winona wire fence, a
diploma.
40. James L: Brown, Manomin, lift and
force pump, diploma.
S. Eugene Burnard, SCOTS patent single
machine, deserves honorable mention.
I37. Geo. Plumb, Edwards rotary shin
gle machine, deserves honorable mention.
10. NJ. Wilkinson, best buggy, sleigh and
cutter, diploma and S. 90; and recommend
them to special notice.
So. J. B. Mitchell, St. Anthony, chain
pump and box, deserves honorable mention.
l0l. German & Co. st. Anthony, iron
bedstead, diploma.
SO. w. W. Carlisle, head block and saw
setter, diploma.
45. VIM. Nicholson, specimens of grocery
packages, deserve honorable mention.
j. S. PRINCE,
J. E. WHITNEY,
Committee.
The above premiums will not be paid in
full but pro rata, as far as the funds of the So
ciety will 90. JOHN MURRAY, JR,
Secretary.
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Kansas Election.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 9.
Four gentlemen just arriv ed from Kansas,
inform US, that they learned that Jefferson
county has gone largely Repu blcan; Cal
houn county doubtful. The following pre-
cincts in Leavenworth county give Republi-
can majorities !: Easton, "a Wyandotte, So;
Leavenworth, 200. Delaware gives so DEM
ocratic majority, and Kickapoo, 45O. In the
latter precinct the U. S. troops voted, at the
instance CT Gov. Walker. johnson county
is conceded to the Democrats, but it is
thought that Douglas county would give
sufficiently large Republican majority to car
ry the district.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Tribune has special dispatch from
Lawrence, Kansas, Of the 9th, saying the cleo
ton is still open. So far the Free State
ticket in this district is 900 ahead, and they
will carry the district by large majority -
The Missourians voted in johnson county,
but were only able to carry it by 200 major
ity. Parrot is elected to Congress beyond
doubt. Strong hopes are entertained that all
tie frauds are defeated, and the Free State
party triumphant at Lecompton. No serious
disturbances as far as heard FROM
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Ramsey County.

We trust our readers will keep patient for
few days longer about the result of Ramsey
county. At the time of writing e P. NJ,
Thursday the entire result in neither of the
wards is known. The Board in the First
Ward after counting the votes adjourned, and
the clerks last evening were engaged in foot
ing up their tallies. In the Third Ward the
Board adjourned yesterday morning after
completing the footing up on the State ticket.
In the Second ward they have had contin-
uous session since the election, and last eve
ming when we visited them, they bid fair to
make another night Of it. Well, when the
result is determined we'll publish it,
However, enough is known to determine
that the majority in the city for Sibley is 500,
and in the county about $50. The majority
on the rest of the State ticket is good deal
larger-probably eleven or twelve hundred.
Tomorrow, if nothing happens, we think
we shall obtain the entire result of the county.
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In Turkey, gentleman who, twenty-five
years ago was watch maker in Portland,
Maine, has established himself and the great
object of his life is missionary work in that
empire. He thought that modern Christian
civilization was to take the place of miracles
as evidences of Christianity, he studied the
natural sciences and took over to the Sultan,
magnetic tclegraphs and miniature railways
and steam engines. When the armies of
England and France wanted bread he con-
structed steam mills, ground up the wheat,
and supplied their urgent necessities. Now
the Sultan is most favorable to him and his
mission. This is the true way to extend
civilization. One man is thus, by Schools
and other means, producing greater dement's
than has been accomplished by all Inc ar
mics of the East
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Later and Better.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
Advices from Leavenworth at noon on the
9Th inst. state, that Leavenworth county
is the only county so far heard from
that has gone Democratic. D.niphan
gives a Republican majority of % :;
Atchson county "A Douglas county 1000.
These returns are given as authentic. Te-
cuinseh township gives 100 Republican ma
jorty. Topeka 100, Calhoun l59.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
Later advices state that Parrots majority
is 1000 to 5000, according to the estimate
81 the Free State men.
The Legislature will stand: Council.
Republicans 9, Democrats 4 House, Repub-
licans "a, Democrats Is.
johnson county goes Democratic major
ity $50.
ST. LOUIS Oct 10.
No official returns have been received
from Kansas, but it is generally conceded
that the Free State party have carried the
Territory.
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GOOdhue County All Right.

The news from this county is cheering
She has beaten Washington county, We
learn that the majority for Ramsey in Red
Wing is $50 and for the rest of the Republi-
can ticket, 13G. Cannon Falls gives 90 Re-
publican maj, Kenyon, Ramsey 70, Sib-
ley Z, (you did that up Brown, friend Crow
ley) The county has given four or five hun
dred maj. for the Republicans. This county
elects one Senator and four Representatives.
A II rirht
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present reporte'

THE LEGIsLATURE.-SO far as head from,
the Republicans have elected Senators in
Hennepin, 2 in Washington, in Chisago
and l in Goodhue. The Democratics have
in Ramsey, 2 in Dakota and l in Scott.
The Republicans have 6 Representatives in
Hennepin, 3 in Washington, 1 in Chisago,
and in Goodhue. The Democrats have 6
in Ramsey, 3 in Scott and in Dakota.
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Glorious Washington COunty-Ramsey
1O25-Sibley ST..

Washington County has covered herself
with glory. This hitherto stronghold of the
Sham Democracy has been redeemed. The
Democrats are perfectly aghast. Look at
the following complete returns from the
County. The whole Legislative and County
ticket is elected by decisive ma jorities-two
Senators and three Representatives which
the Democrats were sure of. Holcombe,
Curtis and Norris cleaned out in their stro hg-
holds. XiYe La Repuhlicana
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AnOka County.

The following is the result of the election
in Columbus Precinct:
Ramsey 80, Sibley "a. The rest of the
State, Judiciary and Congress ticket stands
Republican 10, Democrat so.
For Senators. Banfill, DEM, has 40, Ben
son, Rep, 20. Representations, Dem.
so, Croswell, Rep, 10.
Very we'll for Columbus.
CENTREvILLE-There were % votes polled
at this precinct. Sibley 10, Ramsey 4. The
rest Of the Republican ticket had 3 votes.
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Minneapolis 2Os for Ramsey.

This is the latest report, and Aldrich has
209 majority over Becker for Congress
Truly they are laying it on thick up there.
But the way the people of Hennepin County
have endorsed Parson Ames, the man whom
Gov. Medary set a looking after his head, is
surprising to the Governors numerous
friends. They think it strange that the peo-
pie should have no more regard for the Gov
ernor's 'pheelinx.' Twas cruel of you, gen.
tlemen-absOlutel cruel.
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The propeller Louisville was burned on
Lake Michigan, Wednesday night last wh'le
On . voyage from Chicago to St. Josephs.-
Ono life was lost. The propeller was valued
at about $4,000 and her cargo at about
$1,000. She was insured for $4,000 in
each-the Northwestern, of Buffalo, and Mu-
tual, of Cleveland.
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gentlemen of Nantucket states tn:

4 gentlemen OF Nantucket states tnat he
has Bolton grey hen, which, in one hun
dred and six days laid eggs actly one hun
bred and six eggs: and in two hundred and
twenty ght days laid two hundred and six
teen eggs. Occasionally, when she missed a
day without furnishing the usual egg, she
would come as near making good the omis-
sion at possible, by producing double yelk
egg the following day.
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The telegraph informs US, that the illinois
Central Railroad has failed and made an as
signment. We are surprised at this news
Mr.. Osborn, the President of the road, who
went to England to raise money, returned
YESTERDAY.
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ChisagO County.
The full vote Of this county, by precincts,
for Governor, is as follows:


The rest Of the Republican ticket is only
few votes behind the above maorities.-
Stannard has 239 maj, and Mcmillan for
Judge, has 2maj. For Senator, W. II. G.
Folsom beats L. w. Folsom 2O4 votes and
is elected. j. G. Randall has 264 maj. for
Representative.
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The rest Of the Republican State ticket is
a few votes behind the above; so also is a
portion of the Democratic Legislative ticket.
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BORUP & CAKES, BANK.
BANKING HOURS FROM Q A. NJ, TO SPIN.
The Result.

1t is impossible, as yet, to form any opin-
i'm as to the result of the election for State
officers. The Republicans have made large
gains in Goodhue, Washington, Hennepin
and Ramsey, ana the Democrats have made
counterbalancing gains in other Counties
The following shows the majorities as at
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Scott County.

We have received returns from Shakopee,
which gives Ramsey ia, Sibley 265. The
rest of the State and Legislation ticket va
res but slightly from the above.
1t is conceded that the Democrats have
carried the county by large majority.
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You see the aspirant for Senatorial hon.
ors,' as the Pioneer terms him, is sustained
in his Aspirations" by the citizens of his
own town, beating both the Democratic can
didates for State Senate. The Republican
Representative ticket is also ahead.
On the county ticket the Republicans have
swept the board. Our majority on County
Commissioner is 12l on Register of Deeds
81 ; on Sheriff 43; on County Treasurer Is /;
in fact, we have made a general average of
their crockery. Sibley runs behind some Of
the Democratic State Ticket. His majority
is small in the county.
Yours, SENEx.
In addition to the above, we have reports
from other precincts as follows: Lakeville
SO Rep, Vermillion 40 do, Nininger SO do :,
Waterford 81, Empire City H. Dem. ma
jorities-Holden 3, Rosemont p, Irvine
Grove u, Mendoza 24S, Burnsvillc 81, West
St. Paul SO. Sibley's probable majority in
the county, about $50; portion of the Re-
publican Legislative and county ticket sup
posed to be elected.
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Benton County.

Princeton precinct gives the Republicans
81 majority. The vote poled was 1O5.-
Watab gives 3 maj, Clear Lake ], and Sank
Rapids small Republican majority.
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The Vicksburgh (Miss.,) Southerner says
that twenty or more yonng men recently
left that city for the purpose of engaging
with Walkers Nicaragua expedition.
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Dak0 II County.

HASTINGS, Oct. IA, 1857.
DEAR SIR THE election went off QUIETLY
here yesterday. We had hard battle, but
managed to give the Democracy slightly
hts" Here are tho figures:
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FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.

FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
The Committee on Farm and Garden Pro-
ducts, after careful examination of the arti-
cIes exhibited in their department., offer the
following Report:
l42 r. T. Galusha of St. Paul, winter wheat,
lst premium, SO 90
SIS w. l.. Ames, Of s.. Paul, winter wheat,
Cd premium, , 90
ZIG Cyrus Gray, of Washington County,
greatest and best variety of Peas, lst
premium, 2 90
40 Jas. Housh, of Washington County,
best variety Beans, LIST premium, 2 90
20 n. f. st, ddarGl, of Mi neapolis, best
SEED Corn, liking Phillip" lst premi-
UNI, 2 90
IS Ii. II. Gibbs, of Ramsey County, best
specimen Seed Corn, "Dcnt,'' 1st pre-
MUM, 2 90
81 j. w. Selby, of St. Paul, greatest and
best variety Garden Vegetables, lst pre-
mium : 90
1l6 Cyrus Gray of Washington County,
second best variety Garden Vegetables
I'd premium, 5 90
LAG Jno. S. Silk, of Dakota County, best
peck Sweet Potatoes, LIST premium, 90
20 n. f.. Stoddard. of Minneapolis, best
peck Neshanock Potatoes, 1st premium
3 90
35 VIM. +. Brimhall, of ST. Paul, second
lest Carter Potatoes, I'd premium, 2 90
% IL. r. Gibbs, Of Ramsey County, Noun
tain June Potatoes, Sd premium, | 90
l16 Cyrus Gray, of Washington County, for
greatest and best variety of Potatoes, LIST
premium, ) 90
Al w. Elliot, Minneapolis, second best do
I'd premium, 3 90
A W. Elliot, do Mammoth squasn,
LIST premium, . 90
A W. Elliot, do Superior Squash,
I'd premium, 90
81 II. Gurfish. Dakota County, best Orange
Carrots, 1st premium, 90
81 j. w. Selby, St. Paul, Mammoth Cab
bage, 90
llG Cyrus Gray, Of Washington County,
best Bcets, 90
81 J. w. selby, of St. Paul, for best Caui-
flower, l 90
81 J. w. Selby, of ST. Paul, for best CD
lery, l 90
Al H. Bromley, of Dakota County, for
best Onions, 90
III Geo. Townsend, Columbus, Anoka coun-
ty, best egg plants, 90
liz "oeS'' "iAhcapoiiS, uesI Gay enne
peppers, 90
81 VIM. H. Hoyt, ST. Paul, best ruta ba-
ga, l 90
166 Cyrus Gray, Washington county, man.
moth pie plant, 90
The Committee would notice very beau
tiful sample of imported Black Mercer pota-
toes, superior sample of sweet corn, and a
variety of excellent pop corn, deposited by
Charles Hoag, Esq, of Minneapolis. Also
new Seeding potatoes, equal to the Neshanic
in every respect, deposited by N. E. Stod-
dard of Minneapol S. Also the best sample
of Ohio Yellow Dent corn, and fine sample
of Neshanic potatoes, deposited by Il. II.
Williams, Esq. of Scott county, all of which
articles were too late to be entered.
!: t. {, S f E; COMMITTEE.
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Carver County.

Our reports from this county are from the
following precincts
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l.. F. Human

The following returns have reached us
Republican majorities: Rel Wing 165,
Spencer 40, Kenyon 20, Cannon Falls rs.
E!mira l, Florence 70, Zumbrota IS, Dun
kirk Q. Democratic majorities Wacota l6,
Bell Creek 26. Four precincts to be heard
from which would increase the Republican
majority
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GOOdhue County.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
Red Wing, Oct. ii.
To the EiitOrs Of the Minnesotian:
Goodhue claims the banner. We have
routed the Democracy most completely
The returns are mostly in, and our majority
is 800. Ramsey's will be near 600. Whole
Republican Legislative and county ticket
elected. Red Wing gives Ramsey 165 ma
jority. Yours truly,
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sc. Miss Judson, of St. Paul, exhibited some
creditable specimens of oriental painting, we
think the best, but as no premiums were Of
fered, the committee take pleasure in making
favorable mention. Her specimens of water
colors were also good.
124. Some very pretty water color flow
ers, by Miss Mary Barton, of St. Anthony.
125. A creditable effort on art, by Mrs.
Sarah Barton, of st. Anthony.
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The above premiums will not be paid in
full but pro rata, as far as the funds of the So
ciety will go. JOHN MURRAY, JR,
Secretary.