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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
DcatI)s.

In San Francisco April o5th of intoniitant fever Laura,
wife of Cn9i D. simmonds and daughter OF Gel Billings,
Esq. of Woodstock, VT.
Ia Enoshutgh June 81 of congestion OF the brain, while
ourneyng Canada William Lund TarJox, OF Randolph
aged 2j.
IN Grunge, juno 81. Mr. AmIrnh SAnhou, aged II. June
Mrs MARY wile of Amnra Sanhorn, Jr aged 81 June
llth, Mrs. Amri, vile of Amasa Nelsou daughter
Reuben White. Esq. aged &c.
In Windsor Juue 10, sowal F. Belknap Esq. aged 70
years Chief ontrictu tho Vermont Genital Keoad.
In Psnchum, May lst of lung complaint Hollis = Lndd,
in the i2d year OF hi Al" "' II, Jasper
Hollis 5. iadd. hgcd IS years nd G mont
In Rycgatc, May ~, Mrs Mat! ran"., ased &C.
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S2,6I2,OIo

SENATOR UNDERwooD.-Th Green Noun
tain freeman seems to be very unwilling to have
it understood that Senator I'm erwood Of Ken
lucky is an emancipationist. 1t quotes to prove
that he used 10 be for Slavery A very potr
Freeman that, which will not permit man to
repent of his sins and do works meet for repen.
lance. Is the Freeman really opposedto Siduery ?
If it is, why not rejoice that the distinguished
Wing Senator from Kentucky is now on the
right side? Abotionism such as yours which
discO'"ages Shareholders from taking the right
ground will never break the chains of the OPP
pressed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
To Escape the Cholera.

Let the country folks keep temperate prudent
anu c'ee"' ana let the city folks come to the
country mo case of Asatic cholera ever orig.
.'a'eu III TINS rS,rt of Vermont. On the first Wis
eaton OF the disease to this continent, there
was one death in this neighborhood I'm Irish
woman travelling rom Montreal
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tflorkcts.
Brighton Cattle Markct--Jumc I'll.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT Market $50 ccf Cattle IA pnifs workng oxen 81 cows
and calves. 1870 sheep, uud $50 SWINE.
PRicHs-BeT Cdiuie--EXira SG.75; first quality Sc 50
second SIT, third SIS 49, fourth S. so.
UOrkmg 0JeH- Shes al So, %, 100 and sos
COps and CJiUos-Snles NJ Slg, S23. S97 81 and 49,
Shop-SHles Mt rs, ,, S2,5U and $500
Snihe-6 aud r-Al retail from IL to : &c. Small
pigs at l-2c.-retail TO-
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1flarria9es.

Al rlainfei, the i7,h b, 5. Wheeler Esq Mai
'0ei W. Celisy " Woodbury. TO Miss Flora kch Calais
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
NOIlICE.

Have given 10 my sou Coo W. Spencer his ,ime, and
tha neither cuim hi, earnings pay any des of his
on'tacing after this date. BlshUP SPENCER
Aintcl, 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

GREAT ATTRACTION.
Magnificent Brocade Silks.
InnO YDS. Uamolion and Fig'G dol
iOOO 900 ps. SILK and Cotton Betuges;
so " WI. Hnd COl'd Muslin aud Lawnsi
81 Linen Gihghlms;
~ " Bcuago DE lsnesi
Dounets, Ribbons and Flowers;
NiHtc Silks-a splendid article,
goo p4. Vistc Lncss pnd fungo.,
Emhd Curtain Musns;
Embroidery GuOOs-a splendid and itch nss't.
A O the above just received 6nd purchased from
Auction, an sell them so por less for Cash than
be bought in thu state.
Also have replcnished entire stock o. Furniture
CaPrns and trockcry, which will sell such prices
us 10 defy competition.
Also, nov in stoc, moro than $1,000 In magnificent
Btondclohs Lassmeres and Ncsngs, selling chcup, which
we cnn make up IN the latest Cny Style having
the experienced wurknen in einpioy THIS no
humbug "a hundreds testify 10 within u few days.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL
Rich ind Fashionable Goods, and many Of them
put down The humbugs who travel the country with old
styles aud shop wotn.GUods.
93-Remcmhei TO caIl--lsi Door East, Binnch Bridge,
state suoet, Montpelier, VI.
ELLIS, WILDER & co.
May 90, 1919. a
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CALIFORNIA. The entries at the San Fran
cisco Custom House from Oct. /, ls45, to Marcl
81. 1919, were as follows:
Foreign passengers, 1873
United States dc. 500
1888
Goods entered, Sl,099sOl IS
Gold lust exported in oreign
vessels, SlS687lI
In United States DO. 073 325
S2Sl2OIo
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II. W. ilOXIE & co.
General Commission Merchants,
NO. 46 Long Wharf,
BOSTON,.

Have constantly hand and for sale in any quantity,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT lTHOMASTON LINE, by
Roman and American the cargo, less quantity.
making KEsERvo1Rs, CIs- ISUpERFINE iLAoI Err.
TERNs, and every species Of l. Pure White for muggistt'
Brick and Stone Work and Papermakcr's use.
der water, such Fronts FIRE BRICKS nrd TILE,
of WHARvrs, BRIDGES OF all shapes aud sizes.
Mill Dams, Wheel Pats, &C HONPAklEL WASHING
&C. SOAP. With this suap,
CALCiNED PLASI Err Of CLOTHS may be- Wnshr! 10
hest qnalIiy tor StucCong, II nd ar huut
6lt,, Nuiks, the aid Oi Odu, ., tny n
GROUND PLASTER, for jurious uIti''e, and is4supo-
Agricultural purposes, in nor, in point Of economy, TO
barrels and cusks. OF the COMMON X, sin
FIRE CLAY, for lion Foun, or Yellow Scaps, which
ders by the bIrel und arc principally composed of
cargo at short notice. Eosln or Soda. 1t 10 pack
GROUND MARBLE, for the ed in boxes containing ffty
mduui!cuTc OF Soda, aud pounds, IS Jumps in each
Masons use. box.
~ u. The Cement sold BY US il the kind ap1rovodof
and used in the Construction OF the New York BOSTON
Water Works, the extensive works Lawrence and Low
ell aud the various railroad Corporations who have gvsn
decided preference We prepated to turnisl Compa
MES Conucors aud Others with any quantity deliverable
difect from the uianuiaciuTy
II. w. HOXIE & CO.
46 Long Wharf, Boston.
Nav. 1870 92;3m.
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Boston.
TO FANCY GOODS DEALERS
THROUGHOUT NEw-ENGLAND.
JAMES H. WEEKS q co.

(saeeessorstO b. W. Thaysr CO..
L WING removed from their old stand. 2Os wasbinSto.
W, ana taken the storr 1913 Washin glon strest
and o"r north If School street, offer the radeas larE.
a"u wen selected a stock of
FANCY g GTAIPNIs GOODS
so,y ~ ,he city. Their SPriRg haportations no
dad they are reeeiring, By Seortg errD oets 49,
aud desirable in their line Of busine, 49, y g ~
They have just oCencd rood g may"''u''a-
Rohgcrs', Cr0Oke =, savage a steeI Hcais U"
SOns', ANA StentOh's supen jold and sityo, Dill, -.
or KNIVES. Thimbr. ''"s'' a"u
Rodgats' and Wa1o q Butch steel Guard Chnina
nts' RAZORS. Shtll Card Casa
Emersons Razor sttons. Brown Windsor Soap.
large assert VI hnU and Pocket Books and Wallets of
common Hair Brushes. every description.
Teeth and Nail Brushes Of al Accoteons aud Flutnas
osciptions. 'ilk and Velvet Bugs
,igar Cases aud Port Monnais ilk and Cotton Purses.
OF all prices Percussion Caps
1hsap and Fine Fans. jOMBS of all kinds, Of Ivory,
Iehil Paper Knives. Shell, Buffalo HON, Horn,
Ioit oliosi Pearl Studs. and lockwood.
ION, ,,onn rtneis' 'nuh and Tobiccn Boxes
Buffalo Horn Back Combs renrh md English pEKFtI.
Bag aud Purse Trmminaa. merry
NJ cnuntry dealers deprnd upon HAVING THAR Cood,
at the LOWEST PRICES and nil eelss not enunt Ia a.,
guaInn'oe, ay pc returned Boston, April isi9. l6cam
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CAUTION.

De sure thai YOU obtain MRS. KlDDER'S CHOLERA
MURBUS, DlSENTsRY aud DlARRHOEA CORDIAL,
and you will get tho only aud original article, which
has be- held in the highest estimation by the public
lhrOug hout the whole country.
1t up in be- ties holding nearly quart, Intended for
f.nIiI mn mil nIl 4, INN .lu - h,Ii
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For General DEBILITY or DYs-
PEP.lA,

il il most excellent restorative giving healthy
both tho bowc prevents food from press
ing o distressing ,hH stomach.
Tho public assured that IL contains neither OPT
mineral ubstancos thing that ID in the
injurious to tho constitution.
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New York WOOL Market, June %.

New Wool has come forward very freely through this
eek. and according to reporter slight decline has
'een submitted To ~ several aud we alter our quota
Accord ngly. We have however tuub whether
age purchases could be effected the reduced rates,
do think enough for the excitement of pur-
chasing to subside aud leave the market 10 its consequent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
MRS. e. KIDDER,
100 Court street, Boston

who is the inventor aud sole proprietor. Druggists and
Apohecses supplied formerly, large small quant
ties and for sale all her duly upon1ed agents through
The world.
AGENTS. s. p. Rudfeld and 5. X Collins, nipelier
n. Blake, Coiint. j. VI. Richardson's WaItsiiod. f. &
H. Reyes, NewbuTyj aud sold by deaeIs IA medicine gen
erulh.
Boston, lsf9. 27imis
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'NiiREE good SHOW CASES" 1sy-cuu soon at the
4 bookstore Of
June 30 T., r. WALTON 4 SONS.
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NOI'ICE.

Have given 10 my son, Elisha Ffccman his time, and
Stu mother cuim has catnugs psy trhs uf his con
I Atting aztec this dne. SETH n. FREEMAN
Montpelier, March, 1919 9ss
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Vermont Central Railroad Co.

NOTICE hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders IN said Company, for the election Of
Directors and the transaction of ali other appropriate bu
sness, will To hOldc the Court House Montpelier,
ON Wednesday, the ls, day of July O'Clock A.
NJ. f. P\yA.TUN Jf Clerk
juno II, lsI9. 2G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

meicae il will Keep the bowels regulated aud keep OF
The cdnkcr IL is wholesome sue and pleasant to the taste
and children fond Of it, and will take it without trouble
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-12-26
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 30,

NV. oo.
Mr.. CLAY ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
The Hon. HENRY CLAY arrived In
this city to-day, on his way to take his
seat in the u. S. Senate. Mr.. c. adj
dressed the people from Barnum's hotel.
He alluded to the slavery question, and
said the agitation of the subject was I'M
necessary. The curse would never eX-
ist III California and New Mexico. The
cool climate, and the habits Of tue peo-
pie forbid it.--And he then spoke of the
Importance of the Union, and said that
contrasted with it, no one question could
be Of sufficient Importance to cause a
dissolution, and said that, let the STORM
come from what quarter it might, he
should defend the Union. right or wrcng.
He spoke with feeling and with pow
eriul effect. He closed amid the ire
mendous and reiterated applause Of the
vast multitude.
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.BOsTON, Dec. Ii p. NJ.

The excitement here at the arrest Oh
Professor Webster. for the murder OF
Or. Parkmau, is very great. About the
re sidence Of the accused, have been
found jaw bone, some buttons and gold.
Tie discovery OF the remains was made
by Littlefcid reporter ingthe College,
who broke through a brick wall into
the private hall to which Prof Webster
lad access. The Professors friends
are confident Of his innocence, but the
evidence is thought TO be strong enough
20 hold him TO trial, provided the remains
found can be identified II is said so
Rlch excitement prevails that the mill
t4ry have beeE ordered TO be in readine IS
in case of need. eoi 8,rs =.
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WAsnlNeroN,l DEC, G, p. II.

w AShiNblo t(i4N ~
4 man named Robinson, was arrested
III the Senate Chamber to-day, fer threat.
ching Mr.. Clay, ano committed TO jail
He is supposed IL be insS1e. .,.- s
&C. Last week, a mali was lost on
Flint Creek, small. stream this eide .
Burlington, Iowa, which had been nue.,
swollen by the rains The bags had not
been recovered at the last accounts.
GO 1t. John Y. Bickne!l, Of the I'd
U. ). Dragons, died at MaysYille,
Tenn, on the iith instant. He partici-
pated in nearly all the battles in Mexico.
FATAL AFFRAY.-On the 3D. instant,
an afray occurred in ST. Louis, in the
street, between Newton Winner, brother
Of the late Postmaster Of that city, and
a Mr.. Thomas, connected with some
banking house. Some previous quarrel
was the cause. Pistols were the weap-
ons used. Winner was shot through the
body, and both he and Thomas were
supposed to be MORALLY wounded when
our informant, Mr.. DEMO, left
60 The wreck of the Louisiana has
been found in about seventy-fiye feetwa-
ter, and diving bell boats were over the
spot for the purpose of discovering any
Of the bodies Of those who went down in
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

yE,iiE subscriber offers for sale bis house
1 and two lots IS2 feet front o., Saltwater
street, running back on corner. The housc
is Is by % feet, l'2 stories high, ) sooms
aid bu:tery, 3 below and above, Ea.heh
and plastered with fues for stoves. Ia good
stable and root house, good water adjoining
the lot; the house entirely new. Ii " i'll be
sold for $6G0 one half cash a"d the balance
on time. A grea, bargain, being less than
the cost Of the buildings. A large copiin.
stove goes in with the properly. Call and
see JAMES HOFFMAN.
s.. Paul, Nov. 8, 1919. So
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NOTIEE

IS hereby given, that the eo-partpersiiip
heretofore existing between William d..
NAPLES, of Dubuque, Iowa, and Josephus
Mclaughlin OF the Falls of ST. Croix,
Wisconsin, under the name and style o..
DWnp!es s Mclaughlin is hereby dissolved
jgu,".ation of tho amounts properly due lay
said BUSINESS or co-partnership, as well as
the general Adjustment OF all matters apper-.
tanning thereto ,.-di be attended to BY The
said -JOSEpHUS McLAUCHLiN.
Dubuque, Dec. ], 1919. 5o-6w' ~
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Saltwater, December 18th, lS42.

Ship, Independence, during one trip.
We have the most uplucstlonable au-
thority to say it is without foundation.
The communication Of Commodore Stew
art, is authority for the statement, is a
like gratuitous in the use of his name,
and gross injustice to the officer who
had command of the independence dur
ing the trip.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-12-26
DIR. PARK MAN.

BY advices f.om Boston of the 9Th i.,-
slant, we learn that the excitement rel
alive to the disappearance of DR.. Park
man, and the arrest of DR.. Webster, As
in nowise diminished.
The body found, is said to have been
identified beyond question as that Of DR..
Parkman, by the false teeth, which, were
found In Webster's CRATE. The dentist
who made them recognized them, and
the Jaw with the mould taken at the
time
The facts that are supposed to have
led to the murder are as follows: egli
1t appears that Parkman held a mort
gage on the property of DIR. Webster
for $500 --On the day of his disappear
ance and murder, the mortgage had ex-
pired, and he left his Office saying he
was going to DR.. Webstcr's to get the
money, and thea to the Recorders Office
The fact that he did not visit the Record
er's office, fixed suspicion on DIR. w
and search, resulted in his arrest up
on suspicion Of being the murderer.
stR.-f .st, ,rftF4 4,8, ts4st,1 gsk 80 b
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Arrival OF The Europa.
RncroN- Hoo

The Steamer Europa arrived at Hall
fax or Friday morning, and arrived here
at daylight this morning
The news, in a political point Of view,
is of Little Importance. Business, gen
orally, is very inactive. The transac
tons in the produce market have not
been extensive. -..
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Nav York, Nov. 90 p. N.


.EvAcuArioN DAY has been celebrat-
ed by the military to-day. aea
MORE HuMsuG--A letter, said to be
from high source, (ridiculous!l dated
Washington, Nov. %, says:--An influ-
entail Wing Senator from the South. in
formed me last evening, that, beyond a
doubt, seven States would secede, IN
case of the passage Of the Proviso.
There is more reality in this southern
move then is supposed. Some of the
most cautious and reasonable of the
North Carolina delegation talk fore
bodingly and despendingly. ] have con-
versed with many ether southerners
within the last two days and begin to
believe there is trouble ahead of por-
tentous character a0t ga tos
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MEMpHIs. Dec. 6.

MEMrHrs, Dec. 6.
Dates from Texas of Nov. 18th, state
that Gen. Brooke has received import
ant news that the Camanches, Wachi-
tas, and other' powerful tribes, had
leagued together to make war on the
whites. The military expedition, has
been recalled from the frontier and the
garrisons strengthened. =
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WHIPpNG IN THE MAYA para
Graph has been going the rounds of the
,)apers, and which was republishedin the
Republic Of yesterday through inadyer>
teace, stating that A. $50 lashes had
heen inflicted on board tho u States
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WAsHtNeroy. Dec. !. Is

:,
MEMBERS OF CoNCREss continue to
arri1e and it is thought the House OF
representatives. will be complete on
Monday, with the exception OF. L. Bur
LER KING of Georgia. There is much
canvassing for officers. II. G. WIN
gHaop's chance for the Speakership is
thought to be best.
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Bosrox, Dec. Is r. N.

n .--I .oOoTON, DCc. TO T. N.
EXTRAORDINARY MURDER or One OF
TIE FIRST PHYSICIANS Or BosToN.-Ihe
remains of the missing DR.. PARKYsAN
nave been found near the medical Col
lece. Prof WEBSTER has been arrest.
cd or suspicion excite
meat prevails in the city. Mr.. r. @.
SHAW, brother-in-law of DIR. PARKMAN,
offered reward of $1,000 for his recov-
pgY y f r'i'A "ts--- .Aftrasl
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again excite YOU. The circle Of the
passions has been made, aud the mind
RECEIVERS its accustomed balance; and
thus, Gen, we leave you, with one hand
always ready to shakewith a friend, and
another TO defend yourself, against your
enemies. .-teor
stsuf EDUCO.
F.. SMELLING, Nov. 25, 1910. eaak
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Suicide.
II-l..I ST.. IL DIS. Dec. !

David Dill, native of Bloomington
Orange county, New York, and for sew
en- years past resident Of St. Louis,
committed suicide at the Planters House
by shooting himself with pistol, He
was part proprietor Of Barthing's Sa-
loon, on Third street. 4 number OF
causes, are assigned. .et. Z,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-12-26

New YoRK, Nov. %. !.
FATHER MATHEW left this city this
morning for Philadelphia, EN- route for
the South where his physicians recon-
mended him to 90.
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The marriage of Col. JAMES WATSON
WEBB, of the Courier and Enquirer, to
LOUISA VIRGINIA CRAM, is announced.
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Dec. G-1 p N

I)SS, ~ ".
In the House to-day, on the Sd ballot
the vote stood Winthrop LOG, Cobb 60,
Potter II, Richardson -, Tuck 8, Gen
Try 4, scattering 3. On the 4th ballet,
Winthrop 100. Cobb, 63, Potter IL,
Tuck Q, Richardson 26, Gentry 5,
scattering 3. No choice, and the House
adjourned. .o.
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NOTICE TO rRE~EHpTION CLAIM
l'ft ANTS.
Every person entitled to the right ofpre-emption
to any Of the lands within the townships above
cnumerated is uired to establish be srne tie
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver &c the
proper Land Office ana n. pa ,aneut therefore as
PRACTICABLE after seeing this police, and be-
fore The day appointed for The ,nli.encementof
the public sale Of The lands embracing the trac,
cIaiircd, otherwise such claim will be forieted
J. BUTTERlIfLD,
Conanissioner Of the Gen'l Land Office.
oct Is If IS"
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OYSTE IsS.

NOTICE. t.-
! NUMBER OF copies Of the Patent Or
4 fee Report cf Ie47 remain in my office
al Mendoza for distribution. Such AZ have
not already been furnished can make appli-
cation to MIR. Alexander Faribault, who will
Supply them. Sew II. II. SiBLEY.
U,- Chronicle please copy.
IA RED PEACHES aud Ai'Fl.ES, in guanti-
~ ties to suit purchasers, for sale by
.q3-se- 1.fs.4 a.lfttt ar & Co
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any individual receiving Il plurality Of
votes, should be declared elected Mr..
Holmes moved TO lay the resolution on
the table, which was carried-ycas 10,
nays Z. The House then proceeded to
vote rira roce, and On the 4th ballot :,
Cobb received SO votes, Winthrop 90,
scattering 35 The House then adjourn
ed without electing.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE co-partuership heretofore existing
between Stuart & Duntord is this day
dissolved bysinutuai consent All accounts
of the firm will he settled by kenady Stuart
KENADF STUART,
alr EDWARD j. DUNFORD.g
ST. Paul Nov. 27th, lS49. .,s.-N q ,
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WAsHINGTos, Dec. 81, r, N

There being no choice on the Sd bal
lot to-day. Mr.. Johnson Of Tenn, Of
fercd resolution, that on the next vote,
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, a. V. FRYER,

.2loIrF a. F.FRY:ER,a1 UIr
Land and General Agency Ofiice.--S;. Paul,
Minnesota Territory. Will attend toiije
Iocation of Land Warrants, the purchase
md sale of lands. and lots in the Terrific
ry of Minnesota and northern part Of
Wisconsin, ard such other business as
may he ENTRUSTED! to him 81
RErExEwcEs-HnnM iliari Fillmore, Vice
President; Chas, L.Liyingston,E ESD, John
Van Buren, Esq, n. 2; Hon. J. C..
Spencer, Erastns Corning, Esa,, Peter
@ G'anseyoort, Esq, albany n, y; His t'x-
white, ESQ. Don A.J.Upha,n, Mayor Nil
waukee; Judge Fen,on, Prairie du CHEN.
Joseph Bowrop, Esq, Willow River; Geo.
X. McGunneglr, Esq, 81. Louis; Col.
A NJ. Mitchell, 81. paal; Syivanus Trask
Esq, Stilwutcr9 w. II. Marshall, Esq;
ST. Anthony Fails; fion. Joseph w. Fur
her, Speaker; and Me,h'crs Of the first
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory OF
Minnesota. W -fle' Pro 2" f'-'h 'fs
Office at the American Building. 90
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having this day been dissolved by b,u-
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John }andsA the business VIII hc>eafter be
conducted under Tic name Of JOHN Rainfall
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is hereby given thatAleim 2. Lseaber, has
I been duly appointed adnipistr'.tris of the
estate 81 David Lambert, late Of Ramsey
County, Minnesota Territory. Fhose iu-
debted to said estate win make payment
forthwith, AID those TO whom said estate IS
indebted wil 9resen, their t!ai,.ls as the iaa
directs. - ALET'rA L. LAMBERT, ~.
l.adm,nis.ratrigi Of Darid Lasstert.,
ST.. Paul, my. 9th, 40. ajfSws