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J. Upon Tie of said writ the clerk who issued the
shall make advertisement stating the of the
parties the from what and for what the
issued and deliver the the plaintiff his attorney
demand who shall the within thirty days. to be
serted in of the printed in this Territory and
the place where such attachment issued for weeks
cessyely and if plaintiff shall neglect have such notice
published the shall be dismissed with
., The property attached shall remain the hands of
such officer unless whose be found
all bond the officer with sufficient sureties freehold
the county double The appraised value thereof with
ti0n that the the property appraised value money
shall be forthcoming the Judgment of the Pro-
shall have been destroyed by unavoidable
shall the value thereof the person bound
SEC 8 If the plaintiff other credible person shall make OATH
that he has good aud verify does believe that
(namng him has property describing the same his pos
session belonging the defendant and the officer
such property he shall leave with such person. his usual
of residence copy Of the of attachment and affidavit with
notice that he appear court the of such
and the said garnheC shall attend accordingly and under
oath ell questions him touching the property credits
the defendant his possession within his knowedge
the day of such such garnishee shall stand liable
PLAINTIFF attachment TO the amount of the property and
crcdts his hands due from him said defendant such
garncc do appear required the may pro-
cced him by attachment the plaintiff other credible
shall make oath and file the that he has
to- and does verify believe that the said garnee will
before judgment and execution be had against him.
other person namng him. hath property moneys
credits Of the defendant his possession to said
defendant that he fear such other
aforesaid shall be lawful for the plaintiff institute suit by
caos ad rpondendm against such gashee other person
who shall be held to special bail which plaintiff NAV
declare for the property and credits as his
and credits and
if the garisee be indebted to te defendant for had
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postpOneme Of the Public Land Sales
at I9uhrnUr. lnNn.

no TICE is hereby given, that the Public
. Sales of Lands oricres!l,y proclamation
Of the Presiden; of the United States, da-
ted the fifteenth day nf September, 1919, To
be held ut the Land Office Ii, Dubuque, To-
wa, Oh The 7lh and elst days OF January.
1880, are declared to be postponed until
further notice.
Given under my hand, at The City Of Wash
ington, This ! Ih day of December, annn
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
fortymine.
BY the President: 2. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFIEIp, 39iw.
Com'r f the Gcn'l Land Office.
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LNVIAn Act other being
settlers. public lands of posses
OF said lands.
SEC L. That hereafter actions of trespass quare claus
e espas, ejecment forche entry and dctaner well
ocbie dctaner only when settled upon
the public lands this territory where the been
sold by the General Government his her. their shall
be considered the trial. extending the boundaries ebrc
ed by the cam osuch persons lots
enable him. her. them to have and maintain either OF
the aforesaid actions without being compelled actual
enclosure: F0ridei That such claim shall exceed
three hundred and twenty and ed that such claim
be located different parcels will suit the Of
the holder. and such claim shall be marked
the boundaries thereof may be readily traced and the
such claim easily known Poridd That person shall be
lied Sustain either of said actions for injury done
claim Unless e occupy the shall have made
proyemcnts thereon, to the value OF fifty dollars
SEC , neglect to occupy cultivate said claim, for the
months shall be considered abandonment
preclude said from sna'ug either of the aforesaid
tons.
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ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS.

NEAbED PROPOSALS vii. be received
y by the undersigned unit! u O'Clock NJ,
February l0Ih 1850, for receiving. storing
and delivering at. Fort Gaines, all such
public supplies destined for tina, Post as
have not already been contracted for. The
agreement to remain m fierce one year.
The bidders will offer 10 haul Nv weight:
each bid 10 contain the names of Two re-
sponsible persons who will become security
for the faithful performance of the engage
ment, and to he addressed 10 the undersicn-
cd, and endorsed Proposals for Hauling,
Security 10 the amount of $IGe0 will be
required, and one fourth the amount due
also retained until the CONTRACT is fulfilled.
Separate proposals, VIII a!ao be received
ill the Time above mentioned. for The .!eliy-
cry at Fort Gaines on or before Sept. lit.
1850, %. 1900 bushels of Corn--srcurity IN
he offered as above, 10 the amount Of $500.
Sacks to lie supplied to the Contractor.
Bids deemed unreasonable by the under-
signed, on either of the above contracts,
will be rejected.
n. J. F. DANA,
Asst Quarter Master
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NoTiCE is hereby given, that the frs,
Y Monday IN sIarch, A. u. 1880, at o clock
in the forenoon, shall make application to His
Honor, Henry A. Lambert, Judge Of Probate of
the county of Ramsey, in The Territory Of Aliu-
nesota, for letters Of administrator uppn The es-
tate of George Whine deceased, late Of the town
Of St. Paul in said county, interstate; when and
where cause may be shown if any there be, why
said letter Of administration should not be granted
upon fling approved bond as required hy law
in the office of the Judge Of Probate,
40-4w HENRY JACKSON.
ST, Paul, Ramsey Co NJ r., Jan. 20, 1850.
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paid by the person applying therefor such The county
OF the shall establish the
Of the county in which such license is granted
SEc g. That hereafter shall be the duty Of person. de-
srous trading aforesaid apply the county
ote county which he DESTROYS trade pay the
OF said county the required be paid for such license
who shall receipt for the which shall forthwith
filed with the clerk ofhe board county ot prop
county whereupon shall be the duty such clerk
direction othe county commissioner make license under
the seal of his county which license shall be sufficient authority
for such applicant trade said county for the year
from the date thereof
SEC. A. The clerk Of the board county shall
entitled to demand and fee for issuing
this act the of dollar be paid by the party applying
such license, previous to the issuing thereof
SEC Ihat whcn and pedar other person.
shall be found travelling dsposng Of goods aforesaid with
out such license herein provided for such shall
every such oenre forfeit and pay the Of fifty dollars
recovered the complaint Of who will the
before justice OF the peace within the county summary
way VITA Of which when recovered shall be
paid he the the thereof and
person. trading aforesaid demand
the peace sheriff constable any other person within the
ty, shall refuse produce show his her license
shall forfeit the Of five dollars the of the county which
shall be recoverable III the mentioned Prorded
That neglect refusal by any person against judgment
shall rendered the provisions
fine penalty imposed the justice before whom
offender shall be convicted by under his
offender to the jail OF the where
shall have committed remain penalty
be paid the offender released from Imprisonment
OF law.
SEC. g. That shall forge
felt any such license travel with forged
for the purpose aforesaid such shall he deemed
guilty Of forgery aud conviction thereof shall be punished
corlingy.
That all be brought this
shall brought within ninety days offence shall
been committed
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Judicial Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties and
u persons interested, that the neAt term ol'
The District Court, in and for the county of
Washington, in the Territory Of AInnyso-
IA, vii! be held il the town Of Saltwater, in
said county, Commenting Oh the secoui
Monday OF February, 1859, n . o'clack, \.
NJ. DAVID COOPER,
40-3 Judge If ai,d Judicial Dist, NJ. r,
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CHAR LVAn Act provide for relating lands
SEC l. mat all bonds contracts agreements,
interest lands this made under
atced by witnesses and acknowledged before
authorized by law take acknowledgment Of deeds
recorded the office Of Register of Deeds OF the
SEC. 3 It shall be the da the Register OF Deeds each
Territory length all
such bonds contracts agreements shall be left with him for
that purpose.
SEC. 3 Each AID bond agreement de and
recorded according the provisions act
shall be notice to- and take precedence of subsequent
chaser purchasers and shall operate lien upon the lands
therein described according 10 It's import and meaning.
SEC. L. The said Registers shall receive the
ton for recording all papers, contemplated by this al
lowed, by law, for recording deeds and mortgages.
SEC ). This shall take effect from and passage
and shall include all bonds made and
recorded made and ed we'll those hcreal
ter to be made.
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LsNlRERT. C@NNaY& NICHOLS,

VA ILL give iheir attention to The location &c
w Land Warrants, the purchase and sale a
Lands and Lots. Also, 10 the looking OFT and
securing al Prescription cans, entries Of lands.
payment Ct taxes, sc.
RETEREycEs--Ca tiin 4 Williamson, Land
Agents, Madison: VI. VI. Cotlreu, Esq., Mineral
Pol, a. d. Snisl, Esq., Milwaukee, A II.
Smith. Esq, Junea,iiIe, WISCONSIN, 7. u. Rob
erscn, Esq. islnd Agent, Rockford, ~. john
". Casey. Egg, Oswego, Casey & Van Tuyi,
Auburn, n. \ !, Hon. Samuel Clark, kaialnazoo,
Nj hisan, l. b Heylin, Esq, Philadelphia. Penn.
HENRY 4 LAMBERT.
CHARLES r. CONWAY,
GEORGEC. NICHOLS.
Office d Street. Jan. %. 1880. "
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STLIW AFTER HOUSE.

m Main street, saltwater, n. L,
fT sTti1 l.. BCFORD having taken charge Of
Tx this we'll known Hotel and entirely
refiited aud renovated it, is prepared to re-
ceiye and entertain his friends and the pub
lie. Ey assiduous attention Ia the wants of
his guests ne hopes to merit Il liberal patron
age.
% Baggage taken to and from the House
free of charge. 31-tf
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
pf the subscriber, on his premises about
I'd five miles northwest of Saint Paul, one
bay stud horse, with white forehead, about
Syears old The owner will please prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
3S4w SCOTT CAMPBELL.
St. Paul, Jan. 2, 1850.
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LXVfI-An At declaring
l. That al and of this territory
all where the have been meandecd
naygable by the employed by the United States Gov
hereby declared naygabe such that
dam bridge other obtrc may be made the same
without the permission ofthe Legislature.
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NOTICE.

WTHEREAs my wife Teresa J.. refuses
w hencelorth to i've with me, and has left
my bed and board without gust Cause or provoca-
ton, whatever, therefore forbid all persons from
harborng or Trusting her on nay account, as shall
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
4o4w BENZ. i. IRVINE.
Saint Paul, Jan. 18th, 1880.
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in said court sitting court of canc or before partition
by that the heir at law of the party last esed the ner
shall depend upon execuoy the
s n or sn a BEE nSn s ern nss
would have become entitled such remainder ne
a e and 1 s% f5 ass po ss Sa ns sa
published %
remainder owner of the inheritance the manner prescribed
sss and . and s ssss s benefits s a s s9s:.,
it be petition
amy devise or grant or otherwise may thereafter be entitled
any beneficial interest in the premises defend the same
& + : &, SH; s'' ., ':; s:3
The and ofevery such by
tesy DOVER other tenant for life vino shall be made
pa ie p%ses odesd by ' 'u e and sreupn uon
" u "a for interest,"
g 1 Gu aah nh' eer tax" nd Of ae a
' h under and before RE, & s Therein n ssn the o seS
parties plaintiffs defendants proceedings, that
purchaser under such sale be protected his title acquired
SEE court, sitting chanesry, of
s"h e our " are this set orr where
' 'e o Of ssses s' y aas the s fsa pa
% o" ese their @ and " sas may den
be made by another, @
equality of partition according the and equity tho
SEC 10 All sales and partitions made in virtue of
b firm and edectua peye and the final decree of The sad
court for or upon the partition Or sale Of any lands tenen~
Entertainments whatever mentioned bill
presented according to law and the and of
ts tr soH' eF t sn ndi s s"u np s named
in the sal" bill "a and n their es . . and ao
representatives. absolutely ehectual all
iatsn's and if such saes Partitions and peetnss r'
and Judgment had been thereupn given herein are-
oted the premises or the estate quantity ofon
ss5 a anS ennSn to ns % ]
the bill petition and affidavit of the truth of such allegations
bin Of the said published for three
county premises situate Tor in
f be 1 % SAID then es "1
description fte premises whereof partition sought and eq"
orr peaon by dsy in the said order saded and the p"bsa.
on of which order shall authorize decree or order of SAID io"
unknown parties appear by day
may appear to PARTIES
find p'Oridd further, That shall lie lawful for such
DECREE e. any party I s Though met na ann
decree order of the said court in the case within the same
cases
si m pdn % be s" % % rae" of
proceedings such shall be thereby aaed but such
die the interest may survive the survivor ar,
The heirs dsvisses Of deceased such
ns s pn d:n s" P0 %sy "sn e rs sa such suit "
Sec r. No5ns in act be const,ued,o
@ asressS Sy'; 'f " defining %
the an" d ass sg s t5 pG s . p,'n such
Miscellaneous provisions.
SEC 10 All and every and persons bodies polite and
and the heirs administrators
and shall have and
like against lessees,
assigns entry the non-paymen
doing lorture and also have and
remedies, by for
contained
and their essee, leases demses against
said admin
successors might enjoyed at time, like
dandc in
o
"a All of lands tenements
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PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given, thot the regular
" terms of the frob:te Court Of Ranlsey
county, Minnesota Territory, viii be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December respectively, ;,t 9 o'clock A. II
at my Office lii the town. Of s. Paul.
40-yly HENRY a. LAMBERT,
Judge Of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. 'lcr,
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SEC L. That pedar other trading person, travelling
from place. shall be permitted SELL to SALE
goods merchandise county in this territory
first having obtained license from the board OF county
mmssoners of such county authorizing him thereto.
That for every such license granted there shall be
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TAKEN Ut.

sbf The subscriber, OH his premises. alseut
Id five miles northwest of Sai,.t Patti, one
light bay mare, about years old, her left
ear cut off. The owner viii please prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
So iw SCOTT CAMPBELL,
St. Paul, Jan. 9, 1850.
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Nightly meetings al the S. o. T. s. j.
continue 10 he l,eid a, Doagiass' Paint IN
Saint Paul, corner of Jackson ana Beuch
streets, for the discussion ofs0Asters, Sar-
dimes, Pigs feet &c.. 49, ~
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Land WaTras.s% for sale.
II HAVE just received II quantity Of Lard
L. Warrants, which wiii sell cheaI. for ash.
Saltwater may 10 At FL L. MOSS.
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Court may 0r,irr
commissioners To
s.il Ia c,Itain
Cases.
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When partition
or sale binding on
persons entitled to
reversion.
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Ped without
't license.
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THE PEOPLES BALL.

DY l.. BUFORD, at the Saltwater House
Id in the village of Saltwater, OH Thursday
evening, Feb. 18th, 1850 cordial inv-
ation to the people Of Minnesota is hereby
extended.
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Receiv er's re-
ceipi evidence II
title ia certain ca
SITS.
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4 Claim how
acquired.

MrandCrcd
streams not to he
obstrteted by dam )
etc.
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Conin,iSiGels
10 ifs thelWcnse
la tae several eoun-
ties.
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Tern ars. etc.
may have same
rene d. a. gr ntees
etc.
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Lianorary Association.

Assn GA Mas OFFICE.
FoEr GAsnEs, Jan. 18th, 1880. 39,,f
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Interest Of ten
AIT Icy courtesy ,
etc. 10 asr 10y
sale.
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To appear and
answer.

To be he'll 10
bail in certain Cd
SEES.
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Party may ap
pe0l

Grantees, &c. ~
lud To have same
power Is sraatcrs,
etc.
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81 cd a forgery. |
!
ne VIVA, ins,ru-
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Pediling without
license, penalty for.
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Advertisement,
how To be PUBLISH
ed.
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Property attach
Cd to remain ia
hands Of officer.
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License, how oh
taiued.

Fees allowed the
olsrk for such Ii
cense.
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What deemed
the Possessions OILS
settler.
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Collection and
payment oi costs
and chaI ges.
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Penalty To ensnC
10 county.
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Asst Quarter Master
IT, = Army.
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Peilars required
to obtain q license.
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How recovered.
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Court may order
certain moneys put
out AZ interest.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-04
NEW GOODS!
NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, FROM RISING THE
SUN TO THE GOING DOWN THEREOF.
TTNIE undersigned would respectfully their sin
thanks to the public generally, for their very lib
eral patronage and free Of their dime at No A. for
the last ten years. and trs by honest and strict
tention to business, cheap goods end plenty of hem
merit continuance of your kind favors.
We have spliced the Post Office department to the old
A. which adds very much to her size, convenience and
comfort: and while have been making these extensive
ney bags and safes in proportion. So, along with
of the same kind. We receiving our Fall and
Winter
Stock of Goods,
direct from the Eastern Cities and compri-
sing FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES, in which will be
found Fereign and Domestic Dry Goods;
Straw Goods; Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes;
Clothing, Cutlery, Saddlery;
Queens and Hardware, Groceries;
Iron Castings, Steel, &c &c.
And in fine, everything necessary to the wants, comfort
and taste of both city and country and ofe latest styles
and patterns Call and take time examine
our goods and prces and fear not the result dc
know of truth, that facilities enable to sell
Wholesale or Retail, cheap any House North of st
Louis.
6rWheat, Dry and Green Hides will be taken in en-
change for Goods, In payment of debts DUE if de-
ivered or before the first of October next Then
along with your Wheat and Hides and all that know
themselves Indebted to us, be the amount much little
those old scores must be settled up, and that shortly.
EMERSON & SHIELDS
No. A, Corner of Main and 4;h streets, Dubuque
August 90, l849.
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DEPARTMENT.
s.The farmers crop their living from their crops
And each man shares the blessing Of their shares"
Ro111Sa BurrER.-A phYsician who has d

BoIL1sa BurrER.-A physician who has ira.
yelled through Switzerland, describes process
Of preserving butter as adopted in that country,
and which he states to be far preferable to the
English plan of sailing The process is as fol-
lows: Into clean copper pan, DIETER, no doubt
tinned) put any quantity Of butter, say from
twenty pounds, to forty pounds and place it
over gentle fire, SO that it may melt slowly;
and let the heat be so graduated, that the melt
ed mass does not come to the boil in less than
about two hours. During all this time the but
ter must be frequently stirred, say once in five
or ten minutes, SO that the whole mass may be
thoroughly intermixed, and the top and bottom
change places from time to time. When the
melted mass boils, the fire is to be so regulated
as to keep the butter at a gentle boil, for about
two hours more, the stirring being continued,
but not necessarily SO frequent as before. The
vessel ia then to be removed from the fire and
set aside to cool and settle, still gradually; this
process ofcooling is supposed also to require
about two hours. The melted mass is then,
while still liquid, to be carefully poured into the
crock or jar in which it is to be kept. In the
process of cooling there is deposited a whitish,
cheesy sediment, proportioned to the quantity
of butter, which is to be carefully prevented
from intermixing with the preserved butter
Butter SO prepared will last for years perfectly
good, without any particular procaution being
taken to keep j, from the air, or without the
slightest addition of salt.
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HOusekeeper,s Receipts,

PoTATo BREAD.-Take potatoes, boil them
until thoroughly done, peel or skin them and
then mash them up as fine as they can be made.
Add sufficient quantity to your yeast and
-four, make into dough, and bake. This is not
only more economical than the bread made Of
all flour, it takes less -four; but it also makes
superior bread, and one that continues soft much
longer. The sweet potato makes most deli
cious bread when thus used, and superior to
that made by the common potatoe. The toast
made from this bread is much softer, sweeter,
and superior to that made from bread in the Or
binary manner. Sweet potato biscuits re;ex-
cellent; but not SO healthy as bread.
A NICE TEA RUsK.-G Good hot or cold.--Beat
seven eggs, and mix with pint new milk,
h. melted butter, pint Of yeast, OF. of sugar,
and stir in gradually as much -four as will make
very light paste; set it before the FIRE to raise
half an hour, and then add flour, and form fiat
loaves or cakes; bake moderately, cool, cut in
slices, and brown them in hot oven, and eat
hot or cold. Some use caraway to flavor with.