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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

Lsrss rnos vsrstvss.--Jhs schooner iuiist az
rived Of rbiisdslptis yesterday moilins fon Mara
csibo, With dates TO The 18th nit Our s,tesavs cs
respondent st ssrscsiso -tes urdsr date ~ the i'ts
ss follows -.
"Our market 4 decidedly On tbs rise, sii hays
been pate 70 Gay for ali ths sass q cofss that esus
ip. pithout being partleulsr 20 ths rutiity V n
not unlikely that ths sftiole si Advsnos q tll, be
cause the spxty ~ purchasers "a the iporeass Aaf
ee have aiso seesss vessels Va sort waiting for cst
fse.n
The hstt Taea afc srrivtd at rflate phsa yf1ter
dsy nctfspa witA dates from ruerto Cattiio O. toe
Nth ut The poiiaosl as shs briggs IL "a uain
vrrfsrt character The conee mefkes was esE, Vits
an upWsrd isudeney y. . had btao easctsJ a. tlN
-srts Per TosnJ Thsss refe Hunttt Of ysssels "a
pcti sase n, TesI isft, FaitinS iCf gsrssF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

The steam propeller Carolins, Captain Marks which
left this port the eth uls for Rio Jsnero Panama.
&c passed the 2oth, in latitude IL o3 north,
longitude AZ, giving evidence of her superior sasg
qualities.
The steamship Philadelphia, hence for Chagrss wss
the 9th inst, on Hsttsras In latitude as lon
tuds 70 40.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

10
2Saturday night letter was found in Rshe.os,,
i room, written IN German, but without signature
n , WI, Duiour offered the letter in = vidence fpha
deslreq that II should be translated and read
yon VIII be far from this paee T5e al eer reaches
NV bs6 Mch have not been able 10 find IN yo,r hen
bSs bsp ,or me can't do otherwise than s6 No berv
need ak met is al ~ sn nss s s y e. nera6s You
gone over The Lake My brothers are The cause III ,b nave
Mf; walker remarked that the letter amounted
~ no'ing; there was neither name nor date. and
ohg suspicious were entertained that it had NOT
I oeen written by Rebecca.
Other Witnesses were called but nothing inn
Por'aat was elected. One, who had resided in the
House with Mrs. X. for eleven months, testified
that her sister had always been well treated
Inc testimony having ended, Mr.. Walker briefly
opened the case. He was followed by Mr. Warfield
for the defence. Mr. Dufour closed on this side In
an AZ, ingenious argument, and was followed by Mr.
" aiker IN an eloquent and touching appeal
Judge Larue gave immediate decision He
5thought there was not the slightest doubt that tn a
party had Rebecca Bernstein under his control,
ana mat he could produce her If he chose. This
the Court believed from the evidence and from the
answer Of the defendant himself Il was, therefore
ordered, according to the SI5th article Of the Code
OF Practice, that Blanc Jaubert be imprisoned until
4 he produce the person Of Rebecca Bernstein.
4 hts decision was received with the most tumul
tuous applause, which was, however, instantly
checked by the Judge and the Sheriff was directed
to entore order, and bring any one found inter
sruPting the proceedings before the Court.
MT Fabre said that he could identify one of the
.disturbers Of the peace; upon which young man
was arralgned for participating in the uproar He
denied the charge on oath, and Mr. Fabre substan-
tlated it in the way. Five dollars fine and
twenty-four hours imprisonment were adjudged to
the offender but the representation of several
I individuals that there might be mistake in the
tperson OF the accused, the sentence was RENTED
After this little eDieUte, Mr. Duiour announced 70
the Court that of the friends of Jaubert would
I find Rebecca, and produce her in the morning.
I Thereupon the Court adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Nsts.n the First municipality designated in the foevin
aps y mt the he. esnmsaes at tbs Railroad and
the Second 2 the N9s AhsVe tbs Steamboat
No icing flathOAt Landing In the Thrd ms Ne
mmencs atths Railroad run down. being Ferv wharf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

FIRST MUNICIPALITY-REcoRD GENoIS-
VIM Gibson was arraigned on the charge of lar
iceny He was arrested with a lot Of harness il
his possession, supposed to have been stolen
Remanded.
John Wiley will have to answer for breach Of
the peace in the coffee. house of Mr.. Arbte
There was nothing further before the court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORIEASs, July s, 1850.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting nj Julv lS50

Il * EsOLvED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby
anth2rzed and requested, after having given days
70 me official paper of the Municipa ity audlcae
70 the I2th section of the of the Legsatur
ns aTch 49, 1851 the contract furnish this NJ unic
~ ~ one year with winter strained Spem OIL of tn
be ean,r at so much the gaOn be furnished 1t ma
" Ts ny The proper officer of the Municipality
Approved July s, 1850 - VAIN " li4H' rre4ioen'
[ igned1 n CpoSsNg.N ~
True Copy; II. BIER Clerk MAN "A8SOi'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

RECORDERS COURT SECOND MUNIcIPALI
aTY.-The following cases were disposed Of:
1 John Quinlan found inebriated, was discharged
1 hiehard Fox and Henry Waters, charged will
4assaultlng John Hugh, st. Charles street, will
Ia tumber, which proved to be glass too much fo
9the complainant, were remanded for further ex
! amination.
Patrick Dunn, arrested on Circus street. at III,
request OF John Morris, who charges defendan
with robbing him OF 500 was held to answer.
Jerry, slave belonging to Mr.. Jauvry was SEM
before Justice Winter for an assault on an officer
.nuring him severely in the head, and also resist
I ing his master.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, July H. 1850.
Arrived to-day Caddo, Peter Miller, and Duck
River 557 head of Red River Beeyes Calves and lbs
Sheep
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 2i4C951Sc W ID net; Hogs "a
D6c W b nets Sheep, 81 IO9s2 40 y head Mich otos
sl2 OO0$25 90 y head; calves a 5O0s6 so % head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

w. ARTHUR e. CD. 2S and % New Leyee, offer
l. for sale 200 packages assorted Teas 50 do Cognac
Brandy, bond 100 do. choice and common store 100
quarter casks Port, Madeira and Malaga ines; cases
and casks Caret 100 bbs old Bourbon and MonOngaea
Brandy Chees and orapges 100 do Cordas and syrups,
assorted 100 do Pickles ketchups and Sauces. 500 do Soap
Wand Candles; 300 do choice and common Tobacco 000O
hne Havana and Imitation Cigars; spices of all kinds
+. Ie4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
MAYoRALTY M Npu,On,,- I,I-s ,o=c

ror, ~ terVhALrf OF NEwORLEANs, July 3, 1850.
NUIiCb ls hereby given that in accordance with IN,
the resolutions passed by the Council OF Munieipaiipy
NJ wo az neir sitting Of 81 inst will proceed to ell or
lnu hoDd me l9h Inst, at oice at o'clOrk NJ
e me owes bidder the contract Tor furnishing Mnneipa
quality, at so much the gallon. ' ~ "e7
jy9 A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

THIRD MUNICIPALITY Lieutenant Ducoinl
reported the Louisiana Ball Room opened without
license.
Conrad Wagner, arraigned for an assault upon
woman in Decker's ball room, was fined 50, the
\ extent Of his means.
john Brewer, arrested for disorderly conduct
was discharged on payment of the jail fees.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
LIST OF LETTERS

III EMAIAlNls IN MASON'S CITY EXPRESS
FIN OFFICE, No % Royal street, July IL, $50:
Dumphy Catharne Miss Forbes Mrs Us bet st. Cloud
~ DIR Lyons Salny land IRENE
a Vl2 1t Office No q Royal street. up stairs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

III ~ ~ LINN Tnq
L3sess splendid passenger steamer BflSTONA Pres
ssSszA master. will leave for The above and All n,eT
medlale landings about SUNDAY ms sit inst Al 10
ly6 SAM Ell EWING. ~ fsravler q
to- The Bostoua was built exPreszIy tof passenger
backef her cabin magncenty Furnished than any
steamer in the West. and in addition other eoaurts She &
r0vided with Sspendd bath A plan her cabin can
Ne and serup application III Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

In all cases OF Female Diseases the Gavanc Belt
estmable value. L would take many columns, we
give the numerous testimonials which have been from
he highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low Spirits pain in the
breast and side, chOns uOr albus pOlasus falling
of the womb, cosveness. INSTRUCTED difficult mensruaon
general postraOn OF the system, and all affections of similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by this
Hmpe and beautiful invention The enervaing Of
enae renders natural sttHhdnt necessary the
preservation Of mae health, and surely nothing can be
ate etcac as the smuant which Nature herself has
provided Tins is 3atUaRism, and its application by the
Belt and Magnetic Fluid In every respect pleasant
snd agreeable No Inconvenience attends use the
mO feeble and delicate with entire and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LOhI OF N Z UKLEANS.
LATITUDE 81 30 N.-IoNGITUDE 900 Win Time 81
Cleared Yesterday,
ship Kebecca, Sawyer, Liverpool II Baxter
snip Emma Walts, Waits, Havana, l. II Gale
lark Cherokee Getty Charleston, SLN Il l. I,syv
Brig Adams Gray, Schneidau, Havana,
Mitchell x Massendoris
Sehr Eugene, Harrison, Point Isabel. o Vickham
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Reliance sanes 20 days I'm Boston 10 "a INV
Bark NTginan, Boush, IS days from Richmond via Norfolk
to Ai4s Il isOurk-lsf my.
U sehr Col Crss Knox, days from Lavaca to U O.
Mastered my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Favlor, HYDE, from Donaidsonvlle.
Duck River, Mckinney from Shreveport.
MOndiana, Dimrg. from the Coast.
CaddO Graham, from -hrevepOrt-iI bales cotton.
LatOua, Brady, from Atchafalaya.
PilseI Miller, WormlAy, from White River.
Towboai Mary knRsand. Phillips, from the Passes
TOwbOat Swan, Shultz from the Passes
BELow-CoMING UP.
tschrs-uuknoWn,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

IT, - The ALEX sFOFT-Capt Stureeaa--For
louisville his ifeeni III steamer
VII eSse sos teaisyie on hsr las rip Of The
plan Of her cabin and register be and rooms
yi1 @IM MOORE & co Agents AZ Po,,,,...
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

(NOPPERfhe subscribers have been appointed agents.
~ for the sale OF the mphreysvle Copper o. will keep
constantly on hand full supply They have in store
assorted. from 10 to 100 ID shees which they offer for sale al
The lowest market value, PRIESTLEY X BEIN,
~ 6m Mo-. 50 aud 81 Camn A..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
,EOTHOsE WHO ARE PRONOUNCED INCuR

7'I'OTH0sE VINO AXE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABLE-The fact is established beyond the posi-
5biy OF doubt that by suitably regulated course OF Vege
table Botanic Medication the different old obsti
chronic disease be quickly aud rmanenty cured
BY Treatment which do no injury whatever. DR Full
aLERTUN guarantees speedy in the aggravated
eyery kind letter terps, Eypeas, Scad Head rumors
sPoypus, " ems, White Twelng, Rheume ism Gaut,
3OFopsy, Scrniua, Seurvy Fisiua, DyspeDsia Liver Kid
lucy, speen Breast and ung COMPLAINS; Asthma Palsy,
seic etc. Aiso-the different diseases leculaF
To- decided Improvement will be perc-puble in most
ling.
Feve Of all kinds can invariably be cured in from four to
twenty -four hours mild medicine, which easily taken by
y the most sensitive.
lnyalids invited consult DR.. F. gratutousy at No
10 81 Charles street lover fatteals Exehangel, and
aoefiheates of remarkable cures
N b. A cure will be guaranteed in all undertaken
and few II any will be TUNED away ineurable.
my3 lyd&W
4XNTIN Madeira. Malaga Sherry and Port in quartz
w AMI eghh casks, Of dectimporaton. Also, Clarel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
RROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY, IT6s

and Candes 300 do choice and common Tobacco; 00OO
hne Havana and Imitation Cigars; spices of all kinds Il
starch BEooms, saeratus Preserves Dried FRUITS Nuts
. RROOKLYN W AREHOUsE COMPANY The
70 READINGS 70 receive PRO u from the VEST
Enjoyment Having 1900 feet front on the rver with %hSrves
front 9f the aIehouses by which goods Immediately
roo viii be found To- the dischargla= of steamers and
Cha5ges fixed low rates. and aeeommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the CITY the Shippers n
The convenience~ of The Atlantic DOCK. Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha lde invited
Office. corner of Magazine and Lafayette ,yses Newo
sSaon Co. r F. S S%ss fi's f''' co., s 4
sMTANTED TO BUY "A DWELLING, Of 5000 to
y ,SjLas Lot in Lafayeiis adaGsis Rs1Sad
iy4 81 under ST. Charles Ho.el, Common Street.
EOR sALE.---A delightful Coast Residence below
fSo%a IS he M 1 GoL s iS' Ths LII
twelve rOOms gallery and piazza al s1ennd, Kitchen,
Ills point @ higher Than sewhee ann in and a6oSI
reans and a. s stage Ct the Msslsspp eyee i scar
fever originated mile Of ,6e place It's SPLEEN.
for Lsarnns and equally well Rr PA Pp k
lyl I'm Under st Char es Hotel, near COmmOnst
ENOR sALE-FOUR vacant LOTS OF GROUND,
acchus between Thss and Meiso@sne streets ''i' Ses
ae pryads next to O9T Erso street bounded By
s. Charles Hotel Building, fourth door from Common
4 apl7 street, office Of H. Davis, notary pubic.
Uh sAh No VERY VI. LOW very large MAH9GA
~ SEW NJ b 'Sd iG N 500 As9 about Sky Pieces q
he cost Apply at q Natehez street-up stairs. je6
RKAN"Na4OOO gallons, in bond and in store for sale b,
{ - iy9 |. w. ARTHUR co. 3 and % New Levee
F. Lon
~ iys |. w ARTHUR & co. IS and q New Levee
BRANDY 80 cases real Copenhagen Cherrj
~ 70 Brandy in store and f q , s1ls by
ia tURAC0A,-a5 of White Curacoa very superior
& Tvs - :" = SAMUEL WOLFF, Is Gravisr st.
&c RANGE FLOWER MATER:-l6 TN can, of So
'2tor sale by lyS BAEELLI Il co. 81 Common st.
a HlED FhUlTs-aOCO lbs good bright Dried Peaches
3 US / VI ARTHUR co. % dnd SO New Levee.
~ ly6 A. +. COCHRAN & co. q TchOupitoulas St
Id i've A. +. COCHRAN i co. 81 TchoupitOulas ST.
IME-5OO bbls. and 800 hhds. St. GeneVeye, landing
jys H2YMA is'i 4 HOLDEN, 81 Magazine street.
IL b91 JOHN srRoUl. Il co. LAG Common st.
HCLOyEs AND NuTMElss-In tore
~ jylO A. +. COCHRAN \ CO. q Tchoupitouas st
no q sa'fc CoG yf SGl' G tR5 G2pif ehoupu
DLUE LICK WATER-At the FALCON HOUSE
n - BY the bbl. gallon or glass. mylO
#MARBLE DUsT-lOO bbls. of Newark extra fine 70
81 jy6 HAYMAN q HOLDEN. IS Maesglne street.
I'll INTE-5OO bbs Alton, and $50 bbIs. ThomastOn land
ns ing anu HX i4f a. i HOLDEN, ss Magazine St
#DUTTER AND HAMs-Chooe June Butter ant
ID Hams of the finest flavor and Quaiy, received il
4 jy6 CHAs sToUGHToN, 81 Camp st.
NTARBLE DUsT-IOO bbls superior, cor soda purposes
81 wi Tor sale by JOHN STROUD q co.
jy9T lag Common ST.
81 DLAsTERING HAIH--ln hhds., obs and sacks 70
8 II saleby jy9 II J. STROUD co. lac Common ST.
xETHISKH-IOO bbIs Bourbon and Old Rive, for sale b
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ntLIGHTFuL REsIDENcE Foa sALE.-Ts.

'nANGENATED BlTl ERs-A Sovereign nemeay
~ Ion dyspepsia, Phthlse, & = n ER Al. DEBfLlTY
ARE SOVEREIGN reny for Dyspepsa many OF lis
nc Pain the Stomach Hartburn hahiua C0stivenrss,
Aetd Soma-h, Hsadaehe loss Of Appetils Piles, Night
weats, and even GOnsumtion. lheui breathing, which
ten results um Digestion relieved by thehe bit
er In short their has been proved in the reef Of
Utmost all the symptoms that proceed from debfaed
one condition OF the stoah also in geneia debl W arising
from the effects OF fever, particularly Fever and
AEue. Females suffering unstI aerangemeut
aIslng from weakness, will find the OXYGEN AfEh BIT
rERS excellent remedy and surpassed by uiedi-
sine in use..., Sold by the EMPIRE COMPANY, who
have also hand all OF Cemstock's valuable Medicines,
At the old stand. SO PovdTas street.. ie1 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

A W Box No e3....J BID H. 40 Camp street
BIB Stranger Clerk Circuit Court. Plaquemlnes
parish. St Joseph street No IS.
NJ. MUssoN, P. M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

INTINEs.-Madeira. Mlaga Sherry and Port in quartz
and sigmh casks, Of drsetmportation. Also, claIei
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12
mo- MOTHERs AND MARRIEn LAnIRs.

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts Of the Country, could be given sufficient
fill every column of this paper
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

BE enacted by the Legislative .lsseby c tie Territory Of Mn
That b. Omsed of Fort Gaines David Gilman, of
Sau Rapids, and Joseph Brown of Big Lake, be- and they
hereby appointed locate and make Territorial
Road Rum River, where the ST. Paul
and Rum River Road terminates and terminating Crow Wing,
the practicable by the of Elk River Big Lake.
Surgs Sank Rapids, Atkins Little Falls and Fort Gaines
That the said Commissioners of them, shall
Antoine Roberts the first day of November
thereafter conveniently for the purpose pro-
ceeg the discharge of their duties and that they be and
hereby authorized to adjourn from time to time majority OF
deem proper and the when assembled,
shall proceed and mark said road according the pro-
visions of law in such made and provided.
APPROVED the day of October thousand
eight hundred and forty-nin
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY wEpSEsDAY MORNING,
BY JAS. NJ. g. ISAAC N. G00DHIE.
oFSicr on THIRD STREET, NEAR THE
oovxRSoR's RESIDENCE.
TIE X III : :

tr THE PIONEER VIII be furnished TO sub
scribers at Two DOLLARS per annum, il paid
strictly in advance. If not paid till the end Of
the year, Three DOLLARS will be charged,
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, if paid
within six months.
,ps Ne paper will be discontinued until all ar
Tsarases are discharged.
EJ- No subscriptions received for less than one
year.
lEgs All letters 10 this office must be PRE- PAID
ioIeceive attention
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Be enacted By the Legislature 3ssela6 Of e Territory Of Mn
nesoia That w B. Dbbe Theodore Furber and W. Brunson
be- and hereby appointed lay out Terro-
rail Road from Point Douglass by of Cottage Grove the
Paul the direct and feasible route and
location of the the Secretary of the Territory
day Of June year thousand
dred and fifty. .....
SEC q That John A. Ford Jacob Mosher and Col Hughes
hereby appointed Commissioners lay Terri
oria Road from Point Douglass by Red Rock and Pigs Eye
Paul direct and practicable route and report the
location Of the the Secretary of the Territory before
the first day of June the year thousand eight hundred and
fly.
APPROVED the thryr day OF October, thousand eight
hundred and forty nine. ....
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY wEDNEsDA JANUARY
NO. XXXVIlI.'

judgments and executions all which before him,
and shall be entitled allowed of
the peace for similar services.
SEC H. The Marshal shall be principal ministerial officer Of
said town. and shall have the powers therein Consabes
have by law their respective counties and his urisdcon
shall be shall
all process issued By the President the
fees that Conables allowed in similar o. like services
SEC f5 Said corporation shall be allowed the OF the Jail
of the for the Imprisonment
liable imprisonment under the bylaws and ordinances of said
corporation and such shall be under the charge the
sheriff of said county in other eaI Bids zesal
Seq l6 That the President Recorder Trustees other Off
Of said corporation SHALL demand deliver their
Office all such books papers and other property
appertain any wise to said corporation r4sU
SEC H. This take effect and after its passage
APPROVED the first day of November thousand eight hun
dred and forty-nne. u ,t3sfd now ...3 s.s 4.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

EARLy IN THE FiELp.--I'be American
Champion (the Native American organ)
ipomiuates for 1859 Garret Dav;s OF Keti-
lucky, rs President and w. ID. Baker Of3
Pennsylvania, as Wee President. fois ss'ssssEgs
3 ---5z.5 - 57s-t.J rrI- ilI So. ks@Jact
: U5- About $50 tons ofiyory are used, n, !
Sheffield, England, annuaiiy,, II is supyos-,a
cd that $4,000 elephants arc Killed snnualJy,a
to make up the supply
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

Attorney and Counsellor at Law-St Paul, Min.
l.. Collins. Esq, Madison,
Wis; DAVID Graham, Jr., Esq. J. Prescott
Hall. Esq Il NJ * l.. II. Blatchford, Esqs.;
New York; Messrs. Z. Cramer, Milwaukee
Grinnell, Minturn & Co., Jas McCulloush, 81
neon Draper, Jas. Bowen, n. York ST
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
ST. ijauI Dusintss Directorp.
IL w ynrf.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agents. Paul.
Particular attention will be given 10 collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Lard Warrants. ST.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

BE If enacted bg Legislature sembiy The Territory MN
nsoa That Of the Town Of ST. Paul Is contained IN
THE original plat said made by Ira nson together with
Irvine and addition be and the hereby created
town corporate by the Of the town OF ST. Paul. 20
SEC 2 the good order and OF said town.
shall lawful for the male inhabitants thereof having the qua
fcatons of electors of members Of Legislative Assembly OF 'e
Of Minnesota meet the place Of holding elections In
said town on day of May and at the same tune
nuay thereafter such place in said town as the Town
direct and then there proceed by ballot to elect one
one Recorder and five Trustees being householes
said town qualifications of electors as aforesaid
who shalt hold their offices year and until their
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

I 10. 4 chaplain at one Of ous state pris-
rons was asked by friend how his parishon-
ers we're. "AiI under conviction, ,''was the
rep'y,l.> rfs4 saf io .roeaee 81 ! Avs sHr
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

D- A female, calling herself. Ann Smith,
was recently committed in Philsdelphia, on
a charge of stealing a piece 9f mourning
crane from door knob, and lslast- SIS IS,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
RATES OF ApvERrIsISo.

Advertisements Of one square, (l2 lines or
less1 first insertion, 81 OO
Tor every additional insertion, 90
Business cards, yearly, w
sCys A liberal deduction will be made TO year
iy advertisers by the column.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

w. B. Dibble
Theodore Furber
and Il. w. Brun.
son, Commission.
ers, locate road an(
report thereof, etc.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

Duplicate oi ,aN-
es; how made out
aid BY whom, and
certified to marshal
or collector, and
duty of, nnd pay
ncnt To the treas
urer, Recorder 10
make tax deeds,
marsilal's fees and
how paid.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

g. y. Olrsted.
David Gilman and
Joseph Brown,
Commissioners 10
locate said road.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

President, pow
Crs and duties in
civil and criminal
matters, bond TAX
en- in the name OF
"Saiut Paul." ap-
pcals may be taken
franl Judgments
docket Of proceed
ings, executions,
etc, fees allowed.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

John A. Ford
Jacob Mosher, an,
Col. Hughes, Com.
missioEers 10 laS
out a road from PIT
Douglass by Rec
Rock and Pigs ey 4
to st. Paul, and re.
port, etc