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Medicine Bottle, LIST soldier Of the Kapo-,
sra band, said To the people who did not
20 10 w Washington, and had no part in the
first treaty, TO them belongs the land on this
side of The river. There is one chief among
lis " 10 lid not go 10 v ashington e; tina,
gilne--'hc soldiers want him to sign first
lie has eeen great war chief, and has been
our leo,ler against the Chifpewas. 1t is
Igiie cow Him we want To sign FIRST.
Ii,llr Grow, or Tchay- tan-wa-koo wa
i,,a-ae,.. being thus designated, arose and
first tufning 10 the soldiers, and speaking
hrie6y 10 them, (sayIng auneng other things
in justice, that he was not afraid Of any one
ki,iinc him, though he should sign first; for
e. man had Ia die sometime, and could die
tHi oice; anc il naltered little when his
time came or how,l then addressed the
Commissioners, a,d reiterated his request
a. have me iibe of The reservation extended
doan 10 Traverse DIES Sioux, where he said
wood was plenty, Wild rice, SC
Col. Lea replied briefly. that in pursn-
nBce .! The regues, OF the soldiers, they had
nircndy come down the river farther than
Iae ingss SIS of the Indians themselves re-
Q1irei. There is no agreement among you,
aud /, is Impossible to satisfy every body
NVt have looked the matter all over, and
iarmlnK country, the improvements can be
easily made for you there, and you will be
more out Of the way Of The. Chippewas and
whi.s people, than If lower down.
Cos. Rantsey-Tbese chiefs make us feel
asaane3, by the wsy they talk all the time.
Tacy seom TO think we have come here as
tns repre sentatives of their Great Father 10
cheat ~ s;n. Tie only encouragement we
Fece,ge l. from the soldiers. They seem 10
understand us. We look aroun, upon them
aHri have confidence that all will yet go
'ishi. II uot for this. we don't knnw that
NC could 81, here. We had marked out
large piece o. land for your home The
soliier- asked us for more. We gave it,
i is al that we can do.
.5I. Lea-We have certainly talked "a
bout th's business long time--as long as
wall 10 any good. No man puts any food
ia his mUuth 10y hong talk; but may often get
hdngrT at il. Let Little Grow aud the
cfiet> Sep forward and sign.
FINDING that the Commissioners were
firm, LiJlie Crow now stepped TO the table,
and beng handed chair, sat down and
wrote his owe name 10 each of the dupi-
ca.e copies of the treaty; and was immedi-
aiel. followed by Wa-ba-sha, who. 10 The
surprise ot many, came forward without be-
ing designated especially, aud made his
inark 20 the treaty. Sixty four chiefs, head
men and warriors in all signed the treaty
" hen this important part Of the pro-
ceed ngs WAS over, the Council was AL
dressed ~ Col. Lea and Gov. Ramsey, and
,hen a,Jeurned in great good feeling, sine
de. -
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
A, Cine A,th.ax,

II Sulnl Anthony.
YT0HIS LARGE HOTEL. one Of the most spa
l. cous in the Northwest, is at length COM
pleted and furnished, and IL now open for the
public. At the bar, in the parlor, in sleeping ar
engagements, at the stable, and in every depart
ment of the establishment the proprietOrs will
spare no pains and no expen e TO s1it the wishes
and convenience OF travellers and ii will not be-
for want of desire to please, IL they do not
make the house agreeable to families and others
during their stay with them, who are visiting the
romantic scenery of the Falls, in pursuit of health
or pleasure. 2-13u
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 "ill ST my Farm the road from So. Paul ~.
AptaonJ, now under lease 10 A. ID. Foster, and
~ een distance 10 both places, well Mendots.
ac ace onsisis Of l20 Of woodland and mead
oN 80 res cleared and under fence, and In this
re quality of the soil is equal il not superior,
e % ne road and not surpassed for agricultural
purposes q Minnesota. 1t has uufaiirng pord Of good
"sies scnie ocs in extent ass good lee cabin &C
fSfs4is Wishing 10 purchase will please apply 10 me
y 'eaer, az kerosha, Gate s;5uthpert) Wisconsin.
ROBERT ID. CLARKE.
-:Jf u. 1851. l5-tf
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NATHAN SPIcER,

EEWELIER & MATCHMAKER at the sign of the
- Big Watch Third street next door to the 81 Paul
Drug store is prepared to make gold and silver witches
rings, spoons, etc. short notice Also 10 repair the
same well music boxes she'll combs or Digger nngs
braceicls, ear-dTopS.
N. g. afro keeps tor sale great vnresy OF Jeweiry
perfmery and whatever goods are usually ehanired Tor
n; jewellers.
June &c, 1851. l0-ly
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SELECT SCHOOL.

FNNIE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the pub
lie, that he has opened select School. in suitable
Mr.. Spicer's Jewery store, Third street
where opportunity is given to all DESTROYS of stud
the Latin, Greek French and English languages, Eie
mentnry Geometry, Arithmetic, Book-k coping, Writing
Ancient and Modern History, and Geography-
Terms reasonable, and satisfactory reference be
produced To ali who interested.
Also, course of Evening Lectures, TO commence on
the 9th of August next, will be given for accon,mo
date.. OF young men, such can't afford time
tend during the day.
7. J. KINSELLA.
St. Paul July 81, 1851. IS
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kIrrsON,s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

rT.fiIs desirable ground lying in the central and
u advantageous part OF the basin Of 81. Paul, where
rnss inevitably be the principal river business of the
town. and aerding also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench, for dwelling houses;
veyed into Lots and offered sale, with titles
disputed and indis putsbe reasonably low prices aud
upon liberal Of credit Cor most Of the purchase
money, and Lumber for bai!dag on Lots sold in the ac-
ditiou will be furnished ut the rotary mill on
terms 'e CHARLES ii. OAkES,
Agent for Proprietors.
st. Paul. July 81 is5l. Is
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MARVIN'S

BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Removed to the Building west of lie Dues Book
Store.
MARVIN, grateful for past patronage, welcomes
No his customers and the Public generally his new
standWhere, with the best stock oil materials than can
be purchased he is prepared supply them the
BEST the most durable, the most tasty, and fashionable
articles in his line. ~ Call and him.
ST. Paul, May Is, 1851. Aft
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TO EDITORS AND pUsL1sHERs.

Practical Printer is DESTROYS of obtaining a perms-
n s;dation either foaeplan jour, in Of
t:se up river towns-no matter whereso that perms-
nency and sure pay VIII be obtained. He Is thorough
workman every branch Of THE business Best of refer
gisea his competency and steady habits Any
of obtaining good Priter do better
than by addressing ~ H., Box $751; ST Louis Missouri
August 2, l65l. lost
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In the District Court for }
the County Of Ramsey :
and Terry Of Minpesota. }
John sigerson, |
vs..
Daniel NJ. Fraser and
Cornelits = Whitney.
ATTACHMENT.

TYNHE Defendants Daniel NJ. Fraser and Ccrneliu. s.
Whit ey, will take notice that Writ of Attach
has teeu sued Of the District Court, Of the
County Of Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota against
the said Defendants in favor of said Plaintiff and the
property Of said Defendants attached, which writ
issued for the of seven hundred and twenty EIGHT
dollars and thirtysx eents and that the viii
for hearing the September term of the said
District Court, for the said county Of Ramsey.
BABCOCk, AMES 4 WILKINSON,
Att'ys lor Plaintiff.
June 8. 1851.
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GarAT BATrLE-900 kILLED.-Advices
from Port au Prince to July 18th, repor, an
engagement between the Haytiens anu Do
Iaintc aus, Oh the 18th, in which the former
was defeated with a loss of 600 killed The
battle took place at Cosury. The Oon,ni-
eau army numbered 270O.
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HENRYE. BUELL.,

vuREE doors east Of the Pioneer Office, nearly oppo-
u site the Library on Third street, 81 Paul. has re-
ceve the largest of leather and findings and
the largest and best supply Of custom made and sale
boots and shoes, and ladies' and childreps shoes,
brought into this town; besides supply Of family gro
ceries also nails all Cali and look for your
selves Mr. B particularly invites the attention Of H.
dies who want good, thorough made shoes
! grCall at the sign Of the White Flag
July 81 1851. Is
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TR0S. T.. REED &c Co..

ENoCiD respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
~ al Paul and the Territory generally, that they
have ltsI yenod fresh and splendid stock Of choice
Liquors insisting u The best quality Of Brnndes, Gin,
whsle, LINN, Wines, Cider, Aisn Groceries and
Proysess every description. which they offer for sale
at the lowest prices for cash Merchants and traders
rom The country, respectfully invited TO give them
call -....sFf
TIrsgOFe on Third street, one door above Jackson.
81. Pau! Aug. :. 1851. left
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

rENiE scriicr wishes to inform the citizens Of st.
Pari and lis vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
md Pravson Store in Spencer's building, the
hst s'ss Roberts street The stock ia snd
fresh c0ssng of Hams, Pork, Tea, Coffee Sugar Rice,
2 haceo Hacscrei, oakum, Nails, Glass, &c, in fact
fun that is generally found in of kind
aii @. ae vii! be sold II very low prices for cash.
K. FRENTRESS.
81 fso. Aug. Z, ISL IS
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JOHN MORGAN,

.Midway beireen ST. Paul and Stiiiacater,
DEGS leave to say to strangers visiting Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
commodation of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity-he hopes TO
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring Villages. They viii find the charges
moderate. WHO
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sI.ERIEF,s SALE.

Fi virtue OF execution directed, cut of tia
aR sssir CT Conrt of Ramsev county, upon Judgment
reeefefsi "a SAID Court the 10th day Of November
5s = .as4s OF James W. Hinton and Daniel Holland
siaifsi and assinst Anson Norshup, Defendant for
He fiss - evenseen hundred and twenty dollar
~ es's q suit, shall expose fer sale 1t Public vea-
Sue 70 ss,iyhest cssh bidder, Saturday the 9Th day
september next at O'Clock, p NJ, the property
49, sd plaintiffs In said sut dlcd their mechanics
eh = pEs lance Of the statye, being certain House
standing Lots numbered gre and six In block No 10
W tae sage Of st. Anthosy, the premises descrb-
e. 20 safety said executisss. 6
Sheriff OF Ramsey Co, Min. Territory
NtsTsaSas 4 stMess, Atty's for Plaintiffs.
II. Fssss, suly IL, 1851. ia 1874,
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CAUTroN. CAUrION:. CAUTroN.:

CAUTION! CACTION.: CAUTION...
take this occasion 10 inform The public that have
the exclusive agency or Galena and yicinit. for the
sale Of the following justly and deserved!y popular Pam
lily Medicines
Grseienbcrg Medicines, DIR Swayne's syrup Sfcberry
Dr. VIM Is Suan's OintmeRt, Dr.. Swsyne's Vermifugc
." Cond'n pew'r DR. Trasks Magnetic ONT M
DIR. Myers sarsapariiia, Reake's Iodine Liniment.
DR.. Sman's hair tonic DIR. Brayg's remedies
DIR. Champions Pills, DR.. Merchants esrglDg oil.
DR. Brisos n h iinnent Dr. Marshals uterine cath.
ALSO-.ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Dr. Chrsties Magnetic Belts
ana Fluid Swain's Panacea Jaynes medicines Wistars
Balaam Rowands Tonic Mixture &c, &C. for sale by
GEORGE c. STROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
July 3. No. leS Main street, Gaiena.
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I.UMBER FOR SALE,

rUyIIE undersigned will inform the citizens Of ST Pau
and its vicinity, that he is opening Lumber Yard
the Single Factory jackson Seventh streets
and is prepared ill orders FOR all kinds OF Lumber
the shortest notice. Those wishing Lumber Of any dc
scripiion, laths shingles, would do well to call.
1rTerms easy, half up and the balance the
delivery Of the Lumber.
j. w. BASS,
Agent for the ST. Anthony Mill Co.
At. Paul, July 81, le5l. l5-tf
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ATLEDrC,s HOOK STORE,

Corner Of Bench and Wa6osaaw streets 81. Poni,
MAY be found a Ierse and well selected stock of
lvE BOOKS and STATIONERY, which will be re-
pcnished from time time literally the demand
will warrant Sales male upon the principle Of large
sales and all profits. pTerms cash.
June 26 1851. lott
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NOTICE.
To aH rtom is may Concern.

To all tctom ie may Concern.
E1LEASE take notice that Note, made and given by
4 the subscribe, 10 Nj p Ormsby, Of Prairie du
Chen Wis, for the payment Of hundred dollars
(S 1000 payable about The first day OF June, A. D.,
1862, bearing date about the FIRST day of May A ID.
ISL, and dated at Point Douglsss obtained ror.
through the false and fraudulent representations OF
said Ormsby. Therefore, take warning that for the
tai of consideration, SAID Note will not be paid by
me, by my order, the maturity thereof.
TYLER L0VEJOF.
Dated al Saltwater, NJ. T.
June I2th, i65i.--3-tf
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pEYAENAN & FISHER.

A r the celebrated FREMONT HOUSE, Bench street,
N Saint Paul, prepared to receive BOARDERS at
S3,o0 per week, day -,oarders without lodging at
$3.50. They also Keep Bar, supplied with prime Ii
guors and cigars; and viii be ready, all times, day
night, to provide gentlemen ladies' with sny refresh
uents they may want that then in market; such as
pigs feet, o,si:rs sardnes, tripe, venson, buffalo
tongues catfish samode elk steaks trout; snpe
and woodcock, partridge, prairie grouse and whatever
the, find at the tine being in otu market.
June 26 Io5i. lo-fy
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GIVE A BIT oF ROPEFoR AmALrER

ca To some persons, and they know On
Er&&M well enough how to find horses, but fYTKES
SSS-@sS if you give the best horses and
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know where find
good Halters Saddles Brides Martinsacs and Harness
ses, until they learn that 4. r.. FRENCH has re-
moved Third Street. st Paul into his new shop
next door east ef Sam'I IL Sergcnt's where every
branch of suddery and Haness-making, wen as
Trmk-nakng is done rather cheaper and better than
a.y where else in Minnesota
Saint Paul, January |, 1851.
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GARDEN x JOHNSON,

Diapers Tsi.ors Jack street, nearly oppeste
the Minnesota Store,
II ESPECTFULI.Y announce TO the people Of Mime
h Territory that they have formed Co-partner-
ship for the purpose of carrying the Merchant Tail
business where they offer for sale, employ ex-
pcrenced &orkrnen make into garments, cheap for
cash, the follow ing named articles
French, Eagisa snd American Broad Cloths Plain end
Fancy Csssmeres great variety OF rich vestings fine
Shirts Collars, Drawers, Under shirts, Suspenders
Gloves, CTsvsts Hats variety Of goods fot summer
clothing and maay articles not mentioned, which for
neatness, durability and IT. be surpassed hy aDy
in the trade. Thankful for past svors they solicit
continuance Of the same.
THOMAS GARDEN,
p. x. JOHNSON.
St Paul. June S, 1851. Z
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BRICK. BRICK.!

6NOOD Brick be had at the yard of Draw
W LEY SYMONDS, who have been in partnerahp
since the list OF April, ISL Having proper machines.
patent iacebrick equal any used United State,
and at similar prices.
July "a, 1851. Il
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EAGLE BAKERY.

TIME undersigned, near the American House. san,
Paul, wish II to be under stood by villagers and
by the people Of Minnesota large, they VIII al
ways be prepared TO sell Pilot Dread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers and all kinds Of Crackers, at Gaens
aud ST Louis prices, and OF the best quality and
furnish to families, or for balls and parties every kind
Cakes. UrCsll and examine
STUART d SPENCE.
June lat, 1851,
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A SkfFF STOLEN.

NE night late last autumn, soEe 6erson or persons
" without permission, toak away from my Ferry, al
the Lower Landing, in Saint Paul. painted shf belong
ing ta me, without permission. ii taken down
Gray Cloud Island, where learn il is. Whoever
will return the skill to convict the thief no stole
IT, shall be rewarded. JAMES Nj. GUODHUE.
july 81, lo5l. 10
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DiEO D..

AZ y Paul. on the 18th inst, JOHN Snow,
& nat''e # Connecticut, but many years resi-
dent Of Aus Territory, in the 50th year of his age
At SAINT Pau, on the 9Th inst, MARY JANE.
daughter Of d. c. and Hannah Murray, aged 8
Yeats 49,.
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10 BBIs. Linseed Oil--op hand and for sale by
~ July g. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
4 a BBLS. Putty-(In bIadders) on hand and for sale
j. " by Guy 81 GEORGE {. SIROTHER.
4 n BBY.s Spirits Turpentine-On hand and for sale
IL " b. uuly 81 GEORGE c. SYROTHER.
= BBI.S Lard Oil--On hand and for sale by
- july 3. GEORGE c. SIROTHER,
= BBiS. Cincinnati Glue--On hsnd and for sale by
- July B. GEORGE C. STROJHER.
= BBI.s. sperm O--On hand and for sale by
- July 3. GEORGE c. STROTiHER.
A HF. bbls. sweet oh--on hand ard for sale by
II Jul, ). GEORGE c. S3RoTHER.
p BBI.s Fish oi-on hand and for sale by
eD Jul, 3. GEORGE c. STROTHER.
onA KEGS st. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
AOV --on hand and for sale by
July J. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
HEp Boxes Window Glass-(Assorted sines) on
Il ~ hand and for sale by
July GEORGE C. STROTHER.
& Boxes CASTLE Soap--Lon hand and Tor sale by
Q July 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
n Baskets Olive oil--On hand and for sale by
~ July 5. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
q Sbsy OZS. snlpb Qunine--On hand and for sale
4 ~ - by july 3. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
A bbs. Queen City varnsi-On hand and for sale by
II July ;. GEORGE {. STRoTHER.
4 a BBlS spanish Wilmington hand and for sale by
u " july g. GEORGE {. S7ROTHER.
y, hf bbls. Castor Oii--On hand and FOR sa,ehy
. july 8. GE0RG C. STROTHER.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Barber and Hair.Dresser.

HAS built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
Third street, next door west OF the new Post Of
foe Saint Paul up the increasing luxury style and
elegance of the growing metropolis OF Minnesota where
he will be happy citizens and strangers In Saint
Paul. branch Of his business, according 10 the
best Of his ability.
June 5, 1851
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GEORGE w. BURTON L. CO.,
Under the NAPLES House, north end,
Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.

~THOI.ESAIE and Retail dealers i'm Dry Goods
w Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c, Il
very reduced prices Pork Bacon Lard, Butter Flour
Corn, OATS, &c DC, always hand and for sale il
quantities to suit the purchaser.
a. Give them a call aud you shall not be turned cmpt
away.
Ma, 29, 1851. e-6m.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

IN RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lsss House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end Of ST. Paul, with
thing roper order for the conyenenc Of rsv
elers boarders families desiring urnised apartms ns
fully invites his friends and the pu.lic 10
him call, believing that he do much for their
be expected "a country," not yet
si,p Billed with regular markets. A4-y
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ENNGIISH, French, German and Classical School
EL Books, LeSeons, Dictionaries OF and science
Biographical, Historical, Geographical, Theological &C.
oogicai, Hydropathicai, Mathematical, Philosophical
chronological Legal Medical, Comca and Blank Books
always for sale, wholesale retail,
June 90 O0-t) At LIE Dues BOOK STORE
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
large quantities, and for sale reduced prices
description of Drugs, Medicines Paints &c,
sisting in part follows:
Tariaric AaCid Faint, hair & shoe BRUSHES,
Ri. Cab Soda Oil al lemon,
Cream Tartar, do Bergamot
Salt Petrc, do Cinnamon,
EPSON Salts, do Peppermint,
Flour Sulphur, do Winiergreep,
Am. and Russian Isngiass, do Cloves,
Bonnie, Glae, do Cedar,
Spices and Indigo, do Hemlock,
Assorte, PerfuInery, do Spruce
Roll brnsonc, dl stuis rhubarb, Jaap, pecac, blue
mass, caloaa.l senna MAMA scammony gamboge,
opium campor blue and white vitrol, morphia, ssia
cine od. Potassium, chnine, verairne all fresh from
Eastern markets, which respectfully invite the
attention of the public.
GEORGE C. STRCTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
july 3. l65l. I'D No l96 Main street. Galena.
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G. NI,GUIRE, CUNsMITH,

r the sign of the Big Gun, Third street, St. Paul
n door to Caves Saloon, is prepared to do any
work in his line Of business promptly and TO the entire
satisfaction of customers.
July 81, is5l is
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GRINDING.

GRINDING.
TKyHE UNDERSIGNED i. now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the grisi-rnli on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, a, St. Anthony, for lawful
rates of toll. When desired. grists will be re-
ceived at the subscriber on the east side of the
river ard be returned ground at the same place
2-sIy CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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THE AMERICAN SALOON.

A T the upper end of Saint Paul, is kept by
N BRAWLEY & HARDY who have furnished theii
Bar with the best quors and cigars, that be pur-
chased in North America. The Billiard Table aud Bow
ling Alley, will be constantly kept in good running order
June IS, 1851, 9-tf
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NOTICE.

SEAIED Proposals, to he endorsed " Proposals for
- Fresh Beef" will he received at this Office Il
O'clock NJ. the 30th day of September next for the
delivery to the troops at Fort Smelling, of Fresh Beef Of
good and wholesome quality, in quarters, with M
equal proportion of eac tnecks and shanks be exc
ced,) IN such quantities Nay he from time time re-
qred Tor the troops exceeding thrice each wee
on such days as shall be designated by the Assstan,
Compulsory OF sub.is lcnce
Tne Proposals, after being opened will be submitted
10 tne tonnssary General of Sebss'eucr who
10 hhsei the right Of acceptance Of rejection the
o'as should be considered unreasonable. should an bid
De accepted the delivery OF beef under the contract will
commence about the Isl day OF June, 1852 The aver
age quantity OF beet consumed monthly post, will
fEoDaoiy pc tbout 200 pounds Corn fed beef viii he
required during the winter onths The contractor m
be required TO give bond with approved security in In,
sum OF half the amount involyed for the faithful fulfil
ment of his contract.
q. r. BUCKNER
Brevet Captain, u. $. a, A. A c. s
Offce Of 4. A. Com Subsistence
Fort Smelling, MINI Terry,
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