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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-18

LNALLS HOUSE, CANNON FALLS, M.
Il HuNTLEY g. DARLING, Proprietors--A large two
story addition having lately been added to the House.
furnishes superior accommodations to any Hotel in the
interior of the Territory. feb4- 6m*
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CHARLES F. MAYO E. BANGS IT.
CHARLES K. MAKO & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO F. S. NEWELL. wholesale ana re-
tail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery, Manufacturers
of and Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street
between Minnesota and Robert streets, St. Paul, Min
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Counties Immediately West Of Hen.
nenin.

We find some very interesting facts res
pccting the counties of Carver and Mcleod,
published in the St. Paul Advertiser, and as
they are far representations of the country
and settlements alluded to, we transfer them
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EDwINSHAw. c. NJ HAwiNS.
SHAW & HAWKINS,
& RETAIL GROCERS, and Commission
Merchants, near the corner of Robert and Fourth
strae.s ST PAIL augiS-d1y
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OF MINNEsOTA, DIS

AMEs VAN ErrEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated January 20, 1851 Marty G,
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DAY & jerks.

AIHITING,-20 barrels in Store and Tor sale by
w b" DAY & JENKs.
tAMPHENE.-5 barrels for sale by
" DAY & jerks.
DUTTY.-10,GQ0 lbs. in store and for sale by
l. DAY & jerks.
WHITE LEAD.-10,000 lbs. received and for sale by
w DAY jerks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-08

b1- Gov. r. J. WALKER, arrived in
Kansas few days ago, and made a speech
at Lecompton. At the same time and
place, Mr.. WILSON, the notorious MaSsa-
chusettS abolitionist, also made a speech.
The correspondent of the St. Louis Rspub-
Hcan says, that Mr.. Walkers speech was
more pleasing to the free State party, than
that of WILSON. The freesoilers have
been in high spirits until recently. They
say that the infamous work of the pro-Sla-
very census takers, will give them no trou-
BILE, when the constitution which may be
framed, shall be submitted to the people
for ratification or rcjectiOn-they will then
be able to vote down any slavery clause it
may contain, with the utmost ease. So far
as the question of slavery or no slavery in
Kansas, is concerned, they feel confident
that it will be free State. But that the
democracy should come in at this late day,
and reap the benefits of all their arduous
labors, and obtain all the credit of the per-
formance, they object. So long as it suited
their purpose, to appear national and hold
out friendship for the South, in order that
the South might thereby be induced to sup
port Mr.. BUCHANAN, they were the peculiar
champions of slavery; but as soon as the
South had had been duped into belief of
these professions, and the democracy had
carried the day, the new President, turns
about, adopts line Of policy that more
certainly makes Kansas free State, than
all the Sharp's rifles in the world, and now
monopolises the entire credit for himself
and party of that consummation The
course of the democracy upon the Kansas
questions, presents to the country spec
tacle of political turpitude, for which it is
| difficult to find parallel
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Cen. harris on Alien Suffrage.

We extract the following from a report
of the discussion at Memphis, contained in
the Appeal, the democratic paper Of that
city. In coming from that source it can
have no coloring as against Gen. HARRIS.
He espouses the doctrines of HALE & Co.
at the North, and consequently is playing
the game strongly into their hands. The
idea that we are indebted to foreigners for
hospitality and kindness shown US by them,
upon our own soil, is decidedly the most
ludicrous specimen of logic we have ever
seen, even from the democracy. viii the
people sustain GEN. HARRIS, against such
men as Brown, of Mississippi, Bayard of
Delaware, and other Southern democratic
Senators?
"Gen. HARRIS then discussed the question of
Alien Suffrage He said that bis friend was 10
favor of keeping the foreigner twenty-one years in
the country before allowing him the privilege of
voting Why should the foreigner be required to
reside among longer than five years, the present
term Of residence to qualify him to become citi-
zenS The law required that he should prove when
he came before the Court to take the oath Of cit-
zenship, that he had a good moral character and
was attached to the principles OF our Constitu ton,
and be was furthermore required TO solemnly alb
lure all allegiance to any foreign Prince or Poten.
tate, Including the Pope of Rome. Could his char
acter or allegiance be better known or determined
IN twenty-oue years than in fveG Why then con-
pel him TO reside in the country several years after
his qualifications are established As to the Alien
in the Territories, he is supposed to be one of the
frat 10 penetrate the wilderness He clears his
land. erects his shelter and makes corn, freely
dering his assistance TO all who come after him
either native or foreign, giving them food and shell
ter He remains in the country several years be.
fore Courts are established TO entle him to become
citizen. IL has no chance to naturaliEe himself
But be has been the friend of the mmi grant, taking
him by the hand and afording him froutierman s
welcome and a rude but warm hospitality"
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The Candidates at Jackson.

We copy the following brief account of
the debate at jackson, from the jackson
Wing of Friday:
The discussion between the candidates for
Governor has just closed at this place, and We
only have time to notice the effect before our
pages goes to press this Crhursday) evening.
The effect of Col. Hatton's speech was cleo
trical. 1t infused new energy amongst the
Americans aud " higs, and caused Democracy
to quake and tre'nble. Every American and
Wing face was wreathed with smiles, and the
elongated visagss of LocofocOism added ire
sstaby to the merriment of their opponents.
Never did We behold such indisputable evil
dences of depression, and deep seated melan-
chollY amongst some Of the LocOfoco leaders.
The defeat of Gen Harris in August will not
be more distinctly shown by its effects than
was the result of the speaking upon this mem
orable day. The last, the only hope of Demo-
cracy in Madison expired with the close Of the
discussion. This has been glorious day and
long to be remembered Col. Hatton won
for himself tue love, the respect, the conf
dence, and the warmest devotion and admra.
ton of his political friends. Indeed he gain
ed for his country and for himself the greatest
laurel that ever decked the brow of an orator
and statesman.
We are now firm and mistaken in the con-
fdence that such man as Hatton and such q
cause cannot be beaten! The victory to-day
is but the commencement of a series of more
splendid triumphs, to be ecipsed by that Of
the 9Th day Of august. The light of truth
has gone abroad! Our gallant chief inspires
ardor and enthusiasm wherever lie goes the
people in the majesty of their strength are
awake-they have fully resolved that Ameri"
cans should govern their own country.
To our friends in Middle and East Tennes>
see we have to say, do your duty, and all will
be well. We pledge West Tennessee to knock
out her proportion of Buchansn's majority in
the State We are determined TO do it,
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MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1857.


The American Cause-Our Candidate.
We have received from gentleman re-
siding in Memphis, who went to SommerviIle
to hear the discussion there between the
candidates for Governor, letter giving us
his opinion in regard to the result. He
agrees with our correspondent, whose let
ter we laid before the readers of the Pa
TRIoT Saturday, that the advantage was
clearly on the side of the American candi-
date So clearly was this the case, our
friends were much elated. Indeed says our
Memphis correspondent, II do not know of
ever having witnessed more enthusiasm than
was manifested by the friends of Hatton."
We are satisfied, from all that. we have
learned, that whatever may be the reputa-
ton of Gen. Harris as an able, shrewd and
practiced debater, he has found in Bob Hat
ton a competitor whom he cannot master,
contemplate in comparison as the sham
democratic leaders may affect to regard
him. Whilst Hatton is thus sustaining the
American cause, what efforts are being
made to sustain him ? Are his party friends
exerting themselves as they ought to
crown his labors with the guerdon of sue.
cess? If they are not, we call upon them
to go to work Immediately, and continue to
work so long as there is any need of their
services. Let US not, from apathy or indif
ference, lose the victory which persevering
industry and energy can achieve We owe
it not less to him, than to the cause and
ourselves, to organize thoroughly, and in
every honorable way, to strive to snatch
Tennessee from the grasp of our enemies
Shall we not do it?
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Col. LooNEY.-We learn from the Franklin
Repiew that Col. LooNEY, the American can
didate for Floater from williamson, Maury
and Lewis, spoke in Franklin last Monday.
The ReVieW says:
"Loooey is the sane bold fearless. uneompro.
missing advocate OF American principles that be
was n the last canvass, aud bls speech showed a
maturity OF thought aud soundness Of argument
thar carried conviction OF the truth Of cause 20
all who heard him. MI. l. Is one OF our Ablest
Champions, and he has endeared himself 20 the
American party OF Williamson by bis open, manly
course, by bis bold advocacy Of American prinei-
pls, ana by the purity OF bis private life. The
unanmity by which he was nominated when We
might lustly have claimed the candidate for this
County. Is Sufficient proof Of the esteem in which
be is held by hts party here, and they viii reward
him for his iaitalul services by triumphant re-
election 10 August next"
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individual Enterprl.e andlt.n Results.

A large proportion Of mankind fail TO improve
their condition and enjoy portion Of the Injuries
OF lite, simply because they deficient in ndlvid-
ual enterprise. prosperous is sure to act
quickly and obtain result either good or bad which
neither eleVates him too much on the one hand nor
depresses him upon the other. Tie goes steadily
forward treating lie as il il, succession OF haps
aud mishaps, in which the boldest nAvigalors are
the most successful. Thus some men Sill gain a
prize or fortune, in lottery, while thousands
through timiiity aud fear OF losing little, which
they are sure 10 consume in some way, I've on TO
envy the success OF their neighbOr. Messrs swan
& Co., OF Atlanta, Geor-is, distribute through
their Lotteries, Que Of which Is jraSn every oatur-
day, millions OF dollars every year By sending them
ten dollars for ticket, or proportonate sun Tor
bali or quarter Of ticket any enterprsing person
may obtain one Of the prizes, which range from
twenty dollars TO siAty thousand.
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DR.. Thomas II. Newbern has received the
American nomination for representative to tie
Legislature from the county of Madison. The
Jackson Wig ssysa "better nomination could
not have been made"
The Americans OF Roane have nominated
James II. johnson as their candidate for rep
resentative.
RIP. Lloyd, of Bledsoe, is the American can
didate Tor the State Senate in the Chattanooga
district.
II. L. Douglass lie the American candidate
in Haywood, aud not H. L. Dougears
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and statesman.
Extraordinary SuperstIttOn-A Corpse
EXhnmed.

From the Lancaster (PA) Express, May al
case oil superstition 10 this country has come
to our knowledge, which for ignorance and moral
turptude exceeds the darkest pages Of the history
OF Robackism or even Salem Witchcrah, and is II
disgrace TO the boasted intelligence OF the " Gar
den of the Keystone State, with her colleges scad-
emies, seminaries, common schools and churches
On Sunday last, the good people Of Ephrata and
vi unity were startled and shocked by the inteli-
gence that the remains Of a certain Miss Sophia
Bauman, who died about pine years ago, had been
e1humed on that day by two men hired for the pur-
pose by the frien OF the deceased. Curiosity was
naturally excited and speculatons started to the
cause Of such an open dissertation OF the ashes OF
the dead on the quiet Sabbath; aud upon inquiry
of the relatives correspondent learned that the
Young lady alluded TO, had died of consumption,
and that since her death, two OF her sisters, her
mother and two brother, had died OF the same dis
ease
In all these cases hereditary faint strongly
marked, and no ooubt was lett upon the minds Of
physicians aud all sensible persons as 10 the cause
Of their DEATH but the opinions Of physicians
Get aside by the incurious OF ignorance and super
stiton, under which the belief Sas seriously enter
tanned and acted upon that by some hoeus pocus
the winding sheet OF the corpse bad got into her
mouth, and that by q continued suction 1.-THE sa0das
operandi Of which only known to the spiriIs)
sne hAd actually Drawn tue oeneI n'e nemoeis ol
the family after her; and that unless this winding
sheet was speedily removed from the mouth ofthr
corpse she would 10 like manner cause the pFema-
tare death Of the whole connecticut
Incredible as a belief in such monstroas super
stiGon in shia enlightened age may appea, t new
ertheiess true Tor according TO previous arrange
menGs the hired resurreciionists commenced oper
atoms on Sunday morning. The earth Vas remov-
ed, the coffin brought TO the surface, and The hire
moved under The direction OF committee OF inspec-
ton but 70 their sssoBish ment no wIndlng-sheet
vas found there--ths poor deluded creatures haV-
INK forgotten, ia the zsa Of taeir superstition. that
the last shred Of piece Of b.eaehsd muslin would
rot away long before the expiration OF niue yesrs
With disappointment depgctsd 10 lhsif eoansehan-
ees, The committee caused the remains 10 b. quick
y aad quietly re-lnssrrsd. and thea soaght their
respective homes a. ain, 10 mediate upon the doc
tribes Of spooks, and gOelns. and sucking eoFpsesl
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rE- The NurireesbOrO Telegraph says; "A por-
ton of the democracy Of Cannon county met 10
Woodbury. on Monday last, and nominated Geo. w.
Thompson, Ess, a. q candidate Tor Rspresentivs 10
the neIt Legislature. Mr.. Thompson Is jest
month old democrat. Mr. William Nosks, Mr. 81.
John, snd'DF. Eaglsh are independent democratic
candidates 10 the same county.
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LAND MALE.

nN Wednesday the Sth Of July next. tract contanln
" nearly 200 acres, 10 Davidson county, eleven mile
S1uth OF Nashville. one mile from the n. 9. X r e
Mn Greek the premises 81 Jones 10 he sold At acc
ton. one third 10 be paid The 25h december next on
and two time On the other payment all VII hout IN
trres. Bond and approved rtty the first paymn
About one half Of the tract & 10 cuv ation the chic
q Ehieh Is MIL creek bottom the other hAf in
and valuable build ng timber, Steam Saw and Ora
ail, Stih fair Improvement; q ney frame buiding
baiidngs generally coed and garden lastbg spring
convenient and iaxury indeed Ia Summer neary every
kind Of fruit trees and vines, for this climate.
VIII sell about 100 with he improvements with
the privilege ot more The other pOrtoa smaller io
As shoSn on The maps. A 90 suauon, quality Of Land
unbeT ADD water, call and before the day q sale
June s-lmttW. n a. JONES 4
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w ]. B. Cooke, Esq, declines to run for
Congress In the Chattanooga (Ssm Smith's)
district; snd friends Of Col. WIN. Heiskell nom
mate him for the position 10 the Athens
Post.
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DEATH IN BRApLEY.-Eh Rlchey, who rep
resented Bradley county 10 the last Legislature,
died of pneumonia, on Monday morning, the
25th ult., 10 the Goth year OF bis age.-AtASAs
Pat
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No. 10 Broad St, and 90 South Markstst.,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
STOVES, TINWARF. .tc,

lust REcEIvED AND FoR SALE, LARGE AND
% eompese Assertmeni a Cooking and Heaisnr stoves
o. every s'se pfes and pastern thai e bFought
mafkst
We are srrfaearag The Wroughs Iron cooklns Stoves
o. Al siEe AnEng IA price ron 60 $50 Of ne bsss
and heaviest material.
Tin Ware WholesAle and retail
Copper aad sheet I'm Work os al knas Machinery
Steamboats,. saeoary Engnes, Ae Sdyh ard Distilery
Work Bade a. % shortest n0tce soda Rsunis made ana
repaired reonag and spoang done With snd ds-
RAch ~ iact evssytainr thA requires Tn. cpper,
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No. 10 Bread e.. ard o. eoath Narkcs a.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
3. LANIER s. CO.,

ME will offer in front OF Ware house Tuesday
w June l6tn, at lO O'Clock, for Cash, large stock
Fresh Groceries, viz:
5Ohhds assd grades Sugar. 20 bills Newsoms thribbIe
~ bbls s. +. do distilled Whiskey;
10 boxes D. REF. do rs bbls Molasses;
10 bbls. powdered do 500 kegs Nails assorted
300 bags prime Baltimore 10 600 assd qualities Cigars;
Rio Coffee; rs bxs Carrots Snuff;
so bags prime N. o. Coffee; 100 dozen Buckets;
100 boxes Star Candles; 20 baskets Champagne;
100 H&4 beIs do rs casks best English Soda
200 bxS assorted Glassware; rs cases Sardinesi
100 bols Mag Nhskey; 100 bxs Herrngs;
leo " various do tierces Rice;
50 Bourbon do so bxs Tobacco;
so Rye do
with all the smaller articles in the Grocery line.
may2s, 1851 B. LANIER co.
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In RzlrfAx caapeppsr euansy yfribla, on Tuesday
nlne adih u b hrE GcoFss H. ktlloff, ksq, 81 tbs
cty ana AIS Naxalz HHNnr y1uasesl dsnshtF 81 Capt
~. Hsary, q lhs fsfmsF Asfftesser0' Tee
aropA.
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SEEDS. SEEDS.
FLOIIE, FLOUlk.

I AM expecting daily a supply Of Onion Seeds, Water
i Melon, Nutmeg ard CantelOpe Seeds, and choice
JpDs a p. ! WELLER.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
FoRTY-FIRsT ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
June the sth, 9th and 10th, 1857.

Monday 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ.
Tuesday IL o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. M
And Wednesday, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
nUR friends and patrons, and the public generally,
~ invited 10 attend III exercises the above times
Chapel.
We have now ample and comfortable room for all vi
likely to attend, except for small boys not in char
Of their Parents
Next Session begins the nrst Monday in September
June 5-3t. U. D. ELLIOTT.
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7 HAVE goo lot Of NEGROES hand, among them
there are several goo cooks food baos smith, good
brick mason, several good families, ali OF which am anx-
ioas % sell, and vii sell them lo~.
may28 W. Porter
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