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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

seepoudiDg NOUN ies' yea .''.''''''' .
Increase. s''S -
Tue Fsrmers' Bank Of NewJersey, at Mount
hoy has declared semi annual dividend Of per CT
The Concord Esnk (Msss) - per Ct. Taunton
saakH Bristol County, per CT Taunton, per CT
.erAinists, per Ct .Bsrnstaole Bank Yarmouth
spwet
Al Boston, on Saturday, s23o.ooo OF Vermont
~ Massachusetts, Railroad bonds. per cents. were
"a suction a. soa sli per cent The bonds are due
hlSs5 and bear Interest from July l.
The Boston Money market continues to be well
npphsd with capital. and paper OF the most acceptable
eseripsion 10 less frequently offered Toe banks are
~ 70 fair extent. TO meet the business "an" Inc
set rstes are from to 10 per cent Trace con'nue'
hbe brisk and goods are generally armsr
The receipt at the Boston Custom house 'o
eesnbsr were eco<,scs, ssaas' esq., IN ssp's@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

tie receipts OF the Norwich snd Worcester
ssd for September show very favorable result sno
fs's whs,we advanced long sgo. that the local busi
~ Of this route was lie most valuable feature and
sA could be cultivated so as to make the road pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

neexporis Of Domestic Merchandise are 81. 10000
lee than In ls4s, or nearly 40 p CT The importations
dAs three years compare as follows
rNsokrArloSs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1871 1913 l5l3
nsshls Mass......... ssl6s2a4 sslll,ss s5,ses.S60
In do....,........... 5ls7A 9lG.i9 ?f,isl
speSie ......,..........s. lsIf% ~ 80 sss,tso
Total. Sss7g,I4l ss.i22.5OJ $6asl $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

ny Fifth Ward-At meeting of the Democratic
W IL Electors othe Filth Ward held 81 the Marion
the General Committee in the Election OF Delegates 70 te
Convention for the nomination Of candidates Tor me sp
preaching election -
ceed-d when, ~ Z. NJ after the 5l votes tad been
poed. the interrupted by The violent coudue'
gang OF TOwdes, who seiked the balot Dof-"n'eu'
afer desperate struggle aided by the police, Was cap
tured from the assasns and by the Captain OF the Police
ceoo,ited in the Station House FOR saeke~png The Pc
Ice theyrnnon rave Do bic notice that for the pTeserva
ZION OF the public peace, the polls were closed -
Whereupon, enthusiastic meeting OF about 90 cur
House 10 Vess-Brosdwsy snd the sane having neen
called to order by John kodmsn. E'e. OF The flnh
tom '' chsirmsn' JOHN HANNA Secretaries, THOMAS
L SMIrs and WM. II. MkEKs.
The meeting having been addressed by the Chairman,
the following ticket was proposed, and unanimously
'@'PeN PEOPLES TICKET
ysdieirrV COHgsnfsoB.
Daniel Lord Geo /. Cornell, Wm IL heeA-
Cousy Contention.
Chas Howell, syivsnus Ward, J9sn ". Thons'
Adm Csdm1 ctv o1n sso1Sre a. ""'
Burn. ssiamo,s Den WIN, Hal. John p ROdmao'
seratsriaI Conrestaon.
Thomss Z Smith.
1sssmbfg Comnsftes.
J.mes Lipoo. RooerT.yloF, John hasI.
Geo sirkb-ek Jr Alfred Meess, John !. sIsdy
D ,yid Sievens Jsmes L. Lyon, Geo A ssrrrY
Fsr cia,isr and Sssoo! O5.e,r.
Jsmss L. wsush, Geo / RodmaS, Chss " swim
Peter W Neefus, VIM h hsnpio1, john ron
se,olyss Thai the several Convention. and Committees
have power 10 I'll all vsesueies ,.s.- --..., -. ,,h-
Rsselred bat The proceedings 81 his mesans BE pun
lishec.
y Ws 4 I METZ ss,,s' Secretaries
Newly ofs, Get =, lsis oV"
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~ Rev. Henry SIicer OF Georgetown, u Z. viii
,r.srh in The Methodist Episcopal Church seventnst
near Tbrdsv this "wednesday evening a. oeioeS
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WARD MEETINGS.

p Teurh Ward.-Ata i.rgs ard enihus ssre nee,
TOD u The Wings q he Old I-Eth, hsd a. The eesr2
day evening, Oh lie, IL Porrusnee Il The cal OF ne
Ward COMMITTEE and IN sccar1s1c- Uiih he F-ccrnen-
dsnon Of The whis Genera Commune:
On moigny JOHN CARR VS. a. pointed Charnsn.
and sAsuEL o Brrrs snc WiLLiiS d. sfAsSs, ia So
cretares
Ga motion. Retiring Consii,e- sss srp iiniei 10
-c -n.fab- persons ram lHe " ARD 70 ne &C.
Tue CommIit-- r.nrst. sni, having s1oss -lerty re-
turned, reported he following iicsef
Js1si1l Cssteai.0s.
scL1femsn Hs's;ec n. H. hAr'' Jal-' ufiain.
Cor1fy
Nat O. Bradford, James bersen, Henry Coger,
Thos ". Thorz-, Jr william Poulson.
en-
Bsrj W Bradford, Q. " Osso-1e, james Eii.e.
D.yt Miller. Jonn Carr
Senatorial
" Wells Wilson John HooE Y B-ieher.
James Weir, Oeorge Pees' John Sales
dsfr--s.
s,enhep Barker. Fr.nci. Gosioe. Edgar T Ryder.
e " TABOR " II Sparks, Jr. ; lrg,rsol.
" u Ci.rf J. a Placsney. Eas Il Az. ard
We NJ SCOT, San. Aott
CiSrfsr.
go-.so Er-s s-ish q Reeve William n King
" A Consul. Edw. van RlnlI, Adm Hsvilsne,
A W Moose Ard ~ VIA, James Brewer,
Richard Iarty. Wm slevsa.. Henry oueu.
Eden Williamson. samus Belts 5csn Hyer
ri u.nEs. Oep. ". re-irff = ccot,
VI Eichells D. II Sturtsvari, Hsroy.
Ben amin Hiess. lsaGc Walton. sanl Bsitol.
T. {. Oser;on.
The question then puoa accepting Zoe report Of tie
COMMITTEES and adopting The sad ueEs; which was Dnan-
iInously earned.
The proceedings were ordered 10 be published in the
Tribune and Express
JOHN CARR, Chairmsn-
3 w sSsoFoHD' Wee chsiruen.
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hs'skse, issa, s. s77 7s. or i7i per cent
fk,s increase. Il must DO remembered 10 Ia
ssA containing hse sundsya II September is'''
sfsse,sined as many working dsys as September
~ the excess would have reached $500, equal 10
spw cent
Toe earnings Of the Macon aud Western Rsh-
NJ Company. for September, were
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VIII hold an adjourned session all $50 Broadway
on Thursday evening Oct H. 1879 al oeioek Tor w
transaction OF important business Representatives Wi
30 ~! THOMAS T. PEERS. O. W. Il.
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FERGUS & BUFCRD'S
AND MACHINE SHOP,

.SI0ianesSRock lSlG nd County, III.
OUR establishment has been greatly enlarged
~ during the past season, and we have now SO
great number Of patterns that prepared
TO execute, with paompness orders for Mill Gear
ing, Steamboat Work, Horse Powers, Threshng
Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work. and have on hand
all the patterns, of the mill gearing Of the splendid
new mills in Bloomington and Dubuque Iowa;
Moline and Como Illinois. We can also furnish
Parker's Percussion and Reaction Water W heels,
and sell the patent right Also, the Rose, and
other Water Wheels. We are prepared to make
STEAM ENGINES
10 order. Also Lockwood Patent Horse Power,
RIch's Patent Reaction Water Wheels, Turning
Lathes, BlacKsmith's Patent Hand Drills, Coli
yer's Churn Irons.
We are also agents for McCormacK S Reaper,
Easteriy's Premium Harvester, Haine's Patent
Harvester, Whemples Threshing Machine and
Separator.
Orders for work ihay be left at the Foundry in
Moline, at N. B. Buford's Sligo Iron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended to.
All our Work, when required, will be delivered at
Rock Island, and shipped on steamboats, free of
charge. Jyi9 I3-lf FERGUS s. BUFORD.
NB.-We have many monlders now en-
ployed, that melt iron and cast every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, and sometimes Of
tener. No delays will happen. +. K b.
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j. =. FINDI. T. =.

lit the Landing, east side q The, .HissisSipp
rirer, aaa opposite TT. Smelling,
AZ just refted his store, and opened Il new
Il l.. stock Of Goods. He is prepared to show
ms customers Of the best assortments Of goods
ever presented in the Territory. 1t consists CT 4
full supply Of
GROCERIES,
such as best New Orleans and sugar house Mo-
lasses, loaf, .brown, MuscovadO and white Havana
Sugars; choice selection Of Teas, lava, and Rio
Cotlees, table Salt, Nutmeg, Alispice, Ginger,
Pepper and Rasins; Tob3cco, prime article of
Jane river, choice brands cavendsh, line cut
and smoking do: Cigars, etc. Also,
PROVISIONS
Pork, Hams, Lard. salt Fish, Mackerel, Eggs,
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, and "a large variety of
Othet sorts OF dry and wet groceries.I
L ID r I G. o O ID s;
including al! sorts of staple wares --WOOlens,
Cottohs, Silks, Worsted, mems, and fancy ari-
Giles too numerous TO men l.,n. Also a very large
stock of thorough made Eastern Doors and
SHOES.
J. S. F. assures the public geneially,and his
old customers in particular, that his assortment cf
goods is the most complete he has everofiered for
sale. CALL AND SEE. jyl9 IStf
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w-A correspondent of the Chicago Jour.

WA correspondent of the Chicago Jour-
nal writes thus on May goth:
1--WE have followed up the Platte bottoms
about one hundred miles. We have had
good roads since we left the Missouri river,
and plenty of grass. Sometimes our wood
pile gives out; we have some ten or twelve
cows in our train, SO that when wood gives
out, we live on bread and milk
eve have travelled from twenty to twen-
ty-eigh miles per day since we left Missouri;
it measuring line, so that we can tell ex-
actiy the distance we travel.
with the exception of two oxen, our
cattle are all in fine condition.
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MOVING THEIR Boors.-The n. Y. Eve
ming Post says: ''Wc understand that sew
enteen pairs of old boots were moved, yes
terday from the Post office, and seventeen
new pairs made their appearance at the es-
tabishment, this morning."
1t is said that over seven thousand per-
sons became Mormons in Great Britain du-
ring the last year.
terrible fire is raging in the woods in
the vicinity of Calais, Maine More than
eight thousand of acres of timbered land
have been destroyed there and IN the prov
ince of New Brunswick.
% Mr.. REV, one of the editors of the
Rochester Democrat, has received six or
eight thousand dollars from relation in
California.
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THE AGE OF IRON.

A I the foot Of Franklin, on Main street in Ga
n lena. can be fornd very complete assert
ment of IRON and STEEL, in bars and rods of
any shape Also every kind of Tin,i Iron and
Copper manufacture, and all sorts Of iron Hard
ware. Stoves and stove furniture Of all the va
rious patterns III use. Orders for iron castings of
any pattern will be promptly filled. The atten-
ton Of purchasers UP THE RIVER, is particularly
invited TO or establishment; can suit pur-
chasers well in quality and prices as any honse
in the west. (i2tf) NICHOLAS BOWLING.
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"A. 4. DAVIS,
No. 90. Galena, Illinois.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE.
No. 90. so rms letter and cap
800 kgs Pittsburgh nails paper
81 do Boston do 100 do wrappingd do
IS tons iron assorted 10 NJ quilts
10 do plough steel 80 gross steel pens
do cast steel 20 doz COLLINS, Hunt
do Am. and English & simmons axes
blister steel 50 do axe handles
Anvils, ''Armitage and 20 doz hatchets
other brands do athing do
Blacksmith's bellows bench planes, single and
do hammers & vises double
50 bxs glas $40 1912 so gross knives & forks
lC0 kgs White lead 100 doZ pocket and pen
Burand's mill saws knives
81 and feet 100 coils Manila rope
x cut saws 5, & 81 # 80 doz scythes
circular do TO 36 inch 80 do snathes patent
wood saws and strainers and common
butchers saws 80 do hay rakes
copper and bell metal 20 bxs scythe stones
kettles 80 doz hay forks
scale beams with and 10 do manure do 3 and
3peas) prong
log chains so do long hand shovels
trace chains 80 do short do do
cable chains ~ do gram do
fifth chains 50 NJ feet safety fuse
10 bxs Maynard and III SKIS horse shoe nails
Noye's ink 20 nest painted tubs
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
No. 90. 10 bales shifting stripes
50 bales domestic do cotton osnaburgs
20 cases bed tickings 3 do red twilled fam
100 bales cotton batting mel
~ cases prints l do white do
10 do bleach domestic l case Irish linen
10 do blue drilling DO assorted alpaca
do Canton flannel 2 do plaid linseys
10 bales brown drilling l do plain do
cases satnett Hosiery assorted
do cassimeres silk and cotton pocket
) do denims handkerchiefs
3 do York mixtures I case cold cambrics
500 dcz wool socks
Agency for the sale of New York Rifle and
Blasting and Sporting POWDER. 5000 kegs Of
Blasting and Rifle Powder on hand. 25O boxes
of Canister Sporting do.
Agency for the sale Of Virginia TOBACCO.
$50 boxes assorted qualities on hand.
$50 cases of BOOTS and SHOES, assorted.
Galena July III xii-tf
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FOR SALE.

fNWO Of the most valuable LOTS in ST. Paul.
L. che fronting 81 feet on Third street and $50
feet deep; the other fronting Fourth ST., (near
Hhe bridge on Jackson street) 20 and $50 feet
deep. Both Of sand lots near the ST. Paul House.
Apply at the Highland Mary Exchange, to
July 5 81 l.. II. LA ROCHE
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

HNHE new house, located at the Upper Landing,
u ST. Paul, Minnesota, is now open TO the
public. 1t is the most spacious hotel in the Ter
ritory and is intended to rank in the first class
of public houses in the West. The proprietress,
MRS. PARKER, recently from Charlestown,
Mass, confides in her experience and reputation
as hostess, while she solicts that degree OF pa
tronage which it will be her endeavOr to merit.
June q. IS49 10ly.
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DUBUQUE BOOK STORE.
GDAI1I DINO

DUBUQUE BOOK STORE.
X. SPAULDING,
Main street, Dubuque Iowa..
OFFERS to the people of Minnesota and Nor
~ thern Iowa, WHOLESALE and RETAIL, the
largest stock of SCHOOL, PROFESSIONAL,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
RECORD and ACCOUNT BOOKS,
and the most perfect assortment of STATION
cry north of St. Louis.
Orders be forwarded every week by the
boats. Satisfaction given both in QUALITY and
PRICE. June % xtf
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FOR SALE.

A. LOT containing So acres, upon which there
IA is two story log house, and buildings. &C.,
situated at Red Rock. Also, one two horse wag-
on, and some beef cattle. Enquire of w. b.
SKINNER, st. Paul, or S. f. DENTON.
July III # Red Rock
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PLASTERING.

DLAIN and ORNAMENTAL MASTERING
L. in all its various branches-Cisterns built at
the shortest notice, and warranted for twelve
months. The subscriber date of Galena) would
respectfully announce to his friends and the pub
tic generally, that he has permanently located in
ST. Paul, and would be happy to do anything that
may offer in. his line of business. Residence on
Bench street, known'as the Vetell House, few
doors above the Ca thoo church.
july If CHARLES p. SCOTT.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

GENERAL town lots for sale, pleasantly siiua-
- ted for dwellings, iu Rice & Irvine's addition
TO St. Paul, ON reasonable terms Apply to
july III Il B, F, IRVINE.
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GREAT SALE OF LOT S
IN THE TOWN OF ST. PAUL.

IN THE TOWN OF ST. PAUL.
YNHE undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
Il the l4th day of July, 1919, ONE HUMID
RED TOWN LOTS, beautifully situated for
Family Residences, i'll the rapidly growing town
Of st. Paul
st. Paul is now the seat of Government for the
New Territory Of Minnesota, and is improving
more rapidly than any other town on the Missis-
sppi river above ST. Louis and it is believed, that
it presents more inducements to capitalists, and
those wishing pleasant and healthy situation,
than any other town in the North West. The
terms of sale will be liberal, and will be made
known at the time of selling
Persons wishing to purchase at private sale, can
do so at very liberal rates, by applying to B. w.
Lott, ESQ.,, in St. Paul. G. s. WHITNEY,
June II, If ROBERT SMITH
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l.. A. BabcOck

l.. A. BabcOck,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
Will attend to the location Of Land Warrants,
Payment of Taxes, &c.
REFERENcEs-Capt Dav Olmstead, III. NJ
Rice, Hon. H. II. Sibley, Minnesota; Hon. NJ
nj. Jackson, Mineral Poiut; J. A. Barber, Lam
caster, Wis. june 20 xtf
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sSTEAMING IT.--A steamer of eighty tons
burthen is now making Z" good time" upon
the Erie canal. 1t is propelled by central
wheel near the stern, two feet in diameter.
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j. w. SIMPSON,
Corner of Roberts and Bench ST.,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
III AS now in store the following articles which
III he will sell
LOW FOR CASH:
Boots and Shoes, HARDWARE gener'lly
Hats and Caps, Tinware s. Queensware
Scythes and Snathes, Nails and Cordage,
Dried Apples, Bedseads and Chairs
Raisins and Candy, Bureaus and Settees,
Almonds and Brazil nuts Dinner & brexk t Tables
SUGAR * MOLASSES Cigars, Snuff s. Tobacco
Salt, fine and coarse, DRUGS and MEDI-
PORK and BACON, CINES
Lard and Butter, Forks, Shovels s. Spades
Eggs and Fish. Hoes and Brooms
Corn Meal. FLOUR and PORK
DRY GOODS generally Trace and Log Chains
CLOTHING, do LIQUOR and WINES
Axes and Hatchets, Jugs, Crooks and Jars
Pasterer's Trowels and Tar and Rosin
Hair, Castings. Pipes
White Beans and Rice. Cheese and Crackers
Powder and Shot, Paper, Ink and Quills
OYSTERS and Sardnes Glass Tumblers
Pepper Sauce I'm. Y.H. s. G.P. TEAS
Fresh Mustard Chocolate
Pickles, grid Ginger Clothes Pins
Zante Currants Matches, prime article
POTATOES, and almost every article
suited to the trade, and wanted for the town and
country. St. Paul, June % KIT
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SINGULAR.-The fish in Conneaut Lake,
a body of water not far from Meadville, Pa,
are al! dying. They come floating to the
shore, covered with green scum, and the
shore is lined with them.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
a. THAT valuable property commonly
SR9Ts1s known as the g Brock Farm" con-
@YsN* tanning two hundred and ten twenty
- three one-hundreths acres, more or
less, with comfortable dwelling house, a new
frame barn, thirty-six by forty feet, twenty acres
under Improvement, with good substantial fence
around it. There is also a fine stream of water
running through it sufficiently large for saw-mill.
Said farm is in the Territory of Minnesota, on
the bank of Lake st. Croix--abOut three miles
from the fourishing villages Of Saltwater one
side and Willow River the other.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber
at Buena Vista, st. Croix Co., Wis.
May %, 1919. j. BOWRON.
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BEEF BY THE YARD!-They sell beef in
Panama by the yard! Six and a quarter
cents per yard Unjust come in lines, length
without BREADTH
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20 The steamer Wyoming arrived at
Pittsburgh on the Esd, with twenty cases of
cholera on board, and seven dead bodies
The authorities refused to allow the bodies
TO be landed for interment. - Chicago Jour
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LIST OF LETTERS
Id EMAINING in the Post Office at St. Paul,
Ia Minnesota Territory, Both of June, lS49:
Aldrich Phillip Morella Paul
Brown Nathan Marston Samuel
Bull Sarah Murray r Anderson
Burdick + Edward Mckenzie John
Bailey Wizard McCay John
Bollvin George Maricle MART Abraham
Barril Desire Morse Fl William
Benson Robert Phillips William 2
Coleman NJ Johns Paquin Norbert 2
Clarkson George Pike E William 2
Converse William Richardson David
Crepeau II Francois Richson Joseph
Colby Amos Richardson MI
Chase Emily Rockwell David
Dyer Winthrop Ross r
Duggun William Sigsby John
Dempsey Samuel Shumard F B DIR
Ecuyer Benz Joseph Single Thomas2
Fairbanks Is William Smith Robert Hon
Farrow Andrew Smith Charles
Finch Thomas Spratis S.Rev
Gressom ] Eliza Mrs Skinner b William
GravelIn Paul Stephens Charles
Graves NJ John 2 Treat Webster
Hall Luther Turner Benjamin
Hatch c A Edward Tibbetts Nathaniel
Kitchens James Titus 5 Nj
Herminghausen VIM Townsend T Joseph
Higgins q Werth Karl
Herbert T O. Wendell G. John
Hackett Isaac Wright G S
Harmon Jacob Wyman w William z
Hartman Il Wise Jacob 2
Jones Loren
July ) st II. JACKSON, P. M.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
HNHE Farm of the subscriber with house and
IL appurtenances; also q valuable Mill prvil-
eye with mprovements--located upon the same
farm. This property is most eligiby situated
upon the Saltwater road within one mile of the
city of St. Paul. The mill privilege is upon a
never failing stream, and must ultimately become
property of great value. For particulars in
quire at the {" Pioneer office.
~ALEX. X. MCLEOD.
June 10, lS49 Off.
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID ENAINING in the, Post Office at Fort Smell
n z. ing June 80, lS49:
Allen Mrs Ii Kincaid VIM
Ashley John KEYS VIM NJ
Baldwin Geo w Loll n b Esq
Bailey John Lynch Ihos III
Baereerlein julius Matthews NJ
Barieyot Henry Smith Mcguire SaInl S
Winslow or Ew'd Blake Merrill, Geo
Boye Vital Martin Lewis
Brown Andrew Mowsseau Iran
Brown David Mckenzie Andrew A
Bryan Saml " Nelson Even
Chapman David = Esq Nuaise Louis
Cannon Peter NELL VIM
Clurton c O'Conne Nicholas 2
Courtney Henry O'Rigan Jno
Dupue Jno Robinson A r
Dodge Franklin Russell DIR J w
Van Drevelt Theo Esq bryan Mrs Agnes
Edwards David Snyder Daniel II 2
Fennel Luther 5 Scott Gilbert
Frazer John Sponsor Mrs c l.
French A A Snead Henry
Fisher Joseph 5 Stephens Chas S
Gressom Sterling Smith 1h0s
Grnosan Antoin Yournel Nancy
fIarshorn Mrs Elsira Valentine Henry E
IIarshorn William Wilson Geo
Hall Samuel I White J P2
HarnIan Joseph White Thomas NJ d
Jackson Charles Wilson o p Esq
xii st f. STEELE, p. NJ.
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TAILO X I N G..

VTNTIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of st. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by P. r. Johnson, on St.
Charles street-where he is prepared to make to
order all kinds of GENTLEAIEN'S GARMENTS
on short notice. From his long experience in the
business, he is confident of being able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom.
w. III. TINKER.
St. Paul, June I1th lS49. stf.
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STOVES.


TWO excellent Cooking Stoves of the ''Tele-
Il graph pattern. Also two prime Road Scra-
pers-for sale cheap for cash at
1922 FREEMEN ,LARPENTEUR & Co.'S.
MOUND. On the 18th inst, on Beech street
Il a gold mounted BreastPin. The owner can
have the same by calling ID. LAMBERT.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-07-19
5tillDater Business l3irertorn.

George GObIe,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent,
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Warrants
REFERENCES. Hon. Otis Bgelow, Geo a.
Stansbury, Baldwlnsve, n. Y; Hon. Chas. S.
Moorehead, Hon VIM. ID. Reed, r. r. Mckee,
Esq, S. B. scofield, Esq, Mr.. NJ. Davidson,
Frankfork, Ky. fe2I-tf