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I9 Almost 1MARRiEp.-At Huron, Erie
county, an The 81 instant, there was curl
Gus attempt at marriage. ii appears that
relations %. Eliminate friendship had existed
between Doctor II. and Miss 3. for some
tive years, which resulted in their present.
ing thcn.sercsat The Episcopnl church for
the pnrpose oftnarriage. The first PARTON
VI the service, embracing the VOWS Of the
brIdegrop,u, were promptly respondeDlTo by
him. The covenant of the bride was then
read lay The Clergyman, to which she prompt
~ answered "No!" The minister asked
her il she was in earnest IN wha, she said
"Yes, SIR" said she; che has periured him
self-friflesi with the affections of Others
and | have but done him jus,ice!' And
turning round, she took n sentlcman's arm,
ana left the church. The doctor says he
don't understand il, aud declares his limo
ccuce.-( Cleveland Democrat.
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Gen. Geo. McDullie, of S. c., is dead, af.
ter proiracted and painful illness. He en-
rered Congress in 1921 !, and served fourteen
years successfully in the Hous.; was then
eight years out Of Congress, until 1913,
wnen he was elected TO the Senate, in which
he served nearly or quite six years, when
increasing and painful alfiniiies Compelled
his retirement from public life. We believe
he was Governor of South Carolina during
the hiatus between his withdrawal from,
Congress as a Representative and his re-
turn as Senator. He was statesman Of
decided talent and effective eloquence-an
honorable, high souled man, and deserved
Iy enjoyed high consideration through a
long and artuous public life'-[N. Y. Iri-
tune. 81 i4i l,,4 .G8
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PAGES PORTABLE SAW MILL AND
HORSE POWER. 4,iE

Vic Useful and necessary machine IN operation;
is simple in io,, and easily kept in order;
and car be moved wagons readily n threshing
machine and put operation a small expense. Ii
day. with team of six horses average business
and in better style than any other mill Ii
IL equally well adapted 10 steam, water power.
The undersigned, agents for the pateniee would AN
nounee TO the public that tey prepared
nsh mills with or without horse power, OF superior
qualt. and workmanship with the right the
upon the most favorable terms the manuiactory,
81 Secord street, st. Louis, No. All orders Addressed
will be promptly Rxecnted and any Information in
regard to Mills cheerfnliy givsn.ls9 y f09 b8r
Pcrxons ordering mills will please mention the sstae
and coctIty In which they wish To them #ss
rss-s :, ,KlNGSLAND 4 FERGUSON.
u Capt Dodd, who Of ihe above deseripnon.
at the Lower Mill in ST. Paul. is the agent for Messs
X. Il F. Capt. Dodd will also make machinery to order
OF any description whatever, on the most favorable
terms 2-a6
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CUTTER 4 THRILL.

Successors TO Norman CUTTER No. SO I.eyee, conner
f..tf of Locust Street, Saint Louis. ',s
"AVE in store the following niercha atliSe
4 Il which they offer for sale at the loves,
market rates for cash. ,... ....s,. ..;-,,.a
80. $50 bags Coffee, prime n .sF t..ci .q3>
100 hhds n o Sugar 7, 81,
ice hbs .-o;-,::, D:wdercd aud crushed do
40 bbls N o and sugar house Alolasses
800 bxs Imperial, G + Fl and Black Tea
Pepper, Pimcnto, Nutmegs, Ginger, Cloves,
Candies Rpisins, Saleratus, Tobacco, Catsup,
Pepper sauce, Pickles, Lemon Syrup, Nails.
Buckets, Tubs, Manisia Rope, etc. etc.
iH Wines, Liquors. Cigars, etc.
20 hf pipes Oiard Drandy-darL aud pale
81 Or nnd eighth DO Otard, Rasteau, A. Seig-
netse, do dark and pale
10 hif pipcsRasteau, Pinet, CastilIon, do do
I2 do u Dupuy, Pellevoisin, do do
100 bbIs N Y Brandy 10 casks pale sherry wine
80 do Old pure peach SO do Sicily. Madeira.
pipes pure Holland and old Port do
Gin so do Malaga do
so bb.s Baltimore do 40 bshts ChamPu igne do
punchns pure Jam. bbls Cherry Bounce
and ST Crox Rum 100 bxs claret Wine
20 bbls apple brandy $4,000 fine regalia Cigars
$50 do old rec, WHISKY $4,000 do Principe do
1902 do old Bourbon and 40, 900 common do
Rye do pure 33 casks old Mad Wine
Brandy chimes, Cordial,, etc. etc.
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BEN. w. RRUNSON

Notary Public and Comfy Surveyor,
HAVING opened Land Agency will attend
Il 4 to the location. Of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing prescription
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment of taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements CT deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A, BRuNsoN, r. du C'n, WIS.
His EXc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
..,-.ff. VIII. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill.
L. 5. FELT Esq, GaIena, III.
Hon. VIII. FORBES, ST Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NorE.--l have been to considerable expense
in procuring fac similc copies of the township
piats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
mcnts 10 he advised weekly of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore can give, at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district J.
d. w. BRUNSON.
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DIED.,

y At Red Wing, Wabashaw Co., March 20, Mrs.
MARTHA ~ IiANCoCK, in the 3ist year of her
age arfIlG
Mrs II. was one no never sought great things
Cor herself. Her life spent in promoting the
welfare Of others, in such ways and Ivy such
means as showed iha, she iabored not to win
praise. A devoted wife, faithful mother, a
duiful daughter, afectionate sister, has left all
these tender rela lions which she sustained here
on earth. to join The society Of heaven. Her
friends she sincerely loved, but size loved the
Savior more. She met death with calm resig-
nation TO the will of God. Disclainins all merit
sinners as the only ground Of hope.
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A SuIcInaL .FAMILY.--The family Of
Mme., L-----, the dentists wife, of the Eau
bourg MantmaIsre, who as already stated,
caused her Heath by leaPing from the win
alD,y in a brain fever, Is remarkable for sui
lcidps. Her father, like her, lcaped from
the window in a brain fever, and killed him
self. Her brother cut his throat; one of
her sisters drowned herself in the Seine;
another attempted TO suffocte herself 10y
rarbnnic acid gas, hnt was rescued in time
her grand mother hanged herself. Nine.
Lived very happily with her husband,
who is possessed Of some fortune. and on
the very day Of her death was very gay.
and pIahne1 a lis;'e Journey Gulignani's
Messenger. Hat
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lErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

I"CI PUuttu' 1"uJi loI'
TIME having been appointed agent Of this
II old aud responsible Company, is prepared to take
risks at reasonable any other reliable Com
pany. fvfr a "a ..t - LIZ
The reputation ef the Etna CO.. is widely known
that OF any other in the United States, and perhsps
more The Company has had its share with othcrs.
Of prosperity and icssitnde md whc il has been ier
80 wears dispcn said and comfort TO the uafor
tnnate 81 ,imsnt has been asked to defer O.
mcpt for want OF means.
TIE undersigned lie prepared give sst:sfsctery cy.
dence of its stability ast rrDmpintss in tie adjustment
OF losses. Apply TO g. ~, go.
ST. TAIL. Nev.-21, 1880 sf"'''
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Public Meeting at Saint Anthony.

A nomination for Commissioner Of Public
Buildings, by public meeting at I. Anthony
was made on the 9Th inst
votes; Arson NortlIop, is votes; c. Il. Siearn-,
9 votes; r. Z. Russell, votes; jerks, 8 votes
Robert Cummings, vote; blank 4. Eli Lewis
was declared to he duly nominated to run with
the candidate nominated by the people Of Sal a,
Paul. ''f~i -
ISAAC ATWATER, Pres't.
JosErH MCALrIN, Sec'y.
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mrs they would, no dnnbf, have Increased
theft raiiis. ~ ihsre aas a isunter of cases
81 s.niur g"ads pla~d W the side of The
one riliyrcd fr,mi, 10 ,Aeir flight they Iefi
thsIr implements H.lnnd, consisting Of the
'aforesnh hook amlis:.c, md a yard stick
with inches pressed upon il. This system
o,hefstorc, Messrs{ Dallam, Mmsr'& Shipe
on Baltimore near lil,erty street, was rob
and probably by the same c,nbo!iened VIII
lains.-t BALI. Sun. o. ei'e
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2 MILLINERY.

MRS. NJ T. STOAkES wishes to inform the La,kes
1V1 Of Saint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop St Anthony Street few rods Of the Pres
bytcran Church. where she wonls be happy TO attend
TO all orders in her line Of business.
She would invite particular attention to large and
various assortment of goods which she has recently Sc
iected in Eastern city expressly for This market;
usong which Bonets Of variety Of STYLES suitable
for the season, silks, Sats ArtiHcas and pines; in
short, Trimmings Of every description, which she woud
happy dispose Of At reasonable Dresses will
be and asade the latest style, to order 49,.
November go, 1850. = ~ ~.T.R a-3ly1
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4 Before Orlando sin,cns, J. p.

- - . To Jerry Tibhetts-slr: : Ycp are
hereby notified that writ of sttschent has been issd
against you the above entitled cause, ard that your
propertv has bcea attached 20 satisfy the demand of the
ahoy e-,samed Plaintiff and that unless you appear be-
fore Orlando Simons Justice ot the Peace for the county
of Ramsey Minnesota Territory, the lsfb DAY ct
April la5i O'Clock in the afternoon at his office
IN the Town of 81. Paul.. judgment VIII be rtadered
asanst yoa and pforcrt, sold on said attachment
- 800 =, tiTG kLPIiEUs eaFtLLER.
March IL lp51 ~ tasf 1858 81.
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Arrival Of ihe,.are.is.
NEW YoRx, March

The steamer Arctic from Liverpool arri-
vel .sterday morning, bringing full mails,
Ns,ll i.pv'ish papers ~ The sths,oos S.
ohe briggs ID passengers, among them
iehp lionrne, bearer of dispatches from
tb, +. s. Legation at E4,p.len. ,aesa.f
t'r.ishI liSt of the Arctic is large.
teu,en SnGoria was n, 0s.,ssn House,
I- ot Might. The Frauk'it- sahired the
R.,rl Yncht with II guns a. >he passed.
as Bodray Telegraph * Courier says
rs, ,j,on crop Of the present srason is ex'
r. ei to produce one half more than las.
ftcf.
tl,m 81. 600 persons have o. ia'c sl'..i Of
cholera AT bombay. The innrtali'y of the
nla,ili on the isli.ni Of Bombay Is yearly
~h Crl -ts
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saltwater Hi.lse, December Z, 1870.
sT-cuuRCrIpEI.IS.

A N experience Of thirty years has given the sub
scribcr an OF port,iIy ascertaining the yafo,ls
combinations of metals aud the degree Of heat requisite
for securing the greatest solty strength ana
odios tones ard has enabled him for his bells,
the highest awards Of the ~ Y. State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for several years past
The Trinity chimes of New-York, were completed at
his Foundry also cast chimes for New Orleans
Kingston, C. W., and several others, andthe Fire Alarm
Bells Of New Yo, sthe largest overcast In this coui,-
try Church, Factory and Steamboat bells CONSTANT.
Gu hand aud peals OF Belle Cast TO order These bells
are ,rg wirli fproved Iron Yhkes and springs are
tacled the clarptr, which very much pf0longs
the sound and they also may be tsrrIed ia lsS ole,
which brings eblcw of TIE carper in place, si
lessons the danger Of their breaking. angngs complete
dnclainy Yoke Frame and Wiice furnished ii desired.
Also Tieodotes and all kinds uf i.exeng and Sarvey-
ing Instruments on hand, and n.ade TO orIer.a j,l
ANDREW sMENEELf.
West Troy, n. y, Jan. ], 1851. fes - -
IVREsI Buckwhcat Flour can be had at .a.s1ss
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GRINDING.

fTHyIIE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
H. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, Mt the grisi-nil on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at st. Anthony, for lawful
rates Of toll. When desired, grsts viii he re-
ceived at the subscribers en- the east side Of the
river and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly as,t,t; CALVIN a. FUTILE.
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TRANspORTATEoN FOR TIE CHIP

PEW -iSs .f.f
g ealc, proposals will be received by tho undersigned
- until 10 O'clock A. NJ Eay LIST, ls1, for receiving,
storing and transporting al pnbic freight arriving in ST.
fau Niincsota Territory ard destined for Sandy Lake
Tor enc year FROM the opening of the bids.
The undersigned the right direct the dcsti-
nation Of said public freight to any ether place than
Sandy Lake, the price be graduated in proportion
the distance is increased or diminished. =
Bids be endorsed 2roPVsas fer Transportation, to
be addressed the undersigned, and contain the
Damss of two responsible persons, who will become
c,y for faithful iilmeEt OF the agreement in the
penal of 5000 49,.
j. S. WATROUS, 1rd. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February I0ih, lo5l.
NOTE Unreasonable bids i'll be entertained, and
The snrccs attach tcir Ianes for the faithful nl.
flment Of Tie bids. .-,
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Rnnzoon pes:royci by Fire.

ronfiacraiinn occurred At Rangoon on
,t,t aS,h Of Dpcen!her, which nearly annihi-
lefrl The civ. IL is estimated, that at least
9 coo houses were utterly destroyed. The
trp x,e;s.l.d 10 wide breadth, aud one
ro..e N ierri,, communicating in lis progress
~ ne boats loaded with goods of great
8 .,ir. From thence II extended 10 The
shipping ia The river, aili maze Vessels were
agrii to the wa'sr's e'lge. Il he Custom
.i8nse blew up wi''; tremendous cxpso-
sion, spreading death aai destruction far
nn3 near. in fact, with the exception of a
fem saf hats, nnt a house remains iof the
large aud thriving town OF Rayoon. y
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FAIR WARNING.
G 0ln p nm ii SefflRS

"A 10 March Isl 1851 requested to call and settle
D., cash note, az We shall put our books
INTO the hands OF W. D. Innr-, ESQ., ate '"e ist cay
Of April None. must be raised purchase ne" Stock
and more particularly to pay ehis Come and all.
-t IRVINE & BRAWLEY,
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D.rIp BoNnAN pauuoNED--Gov.D Dew
Il of Wisconsin, has Iariioned David
Bjnhan, who was conv.eted, in 1876, of
81! murder Of Henry Keen, and since then
cenfinedin the jail at Milwaukee,. He was
tenced To lie hung, but his sequence was
rnfnmuted lay Cor. Dodge to Imprisonment
fos lifa. ,1-.4tG. ,raK
sSxRioDs CHARGES AGINsr A CLERGy
M,S.-Rcv. J. j., Dohorry, the Catholic
cier lyman in this town, was examined be-
fore Trial Jusiice Greeks last Friday and
Siturdsy, on charge lof assault with iu-
isEt 10 eotanG: rape upon .a,young NO.
"a m who lived in hts family some months
s& 1.-THE result wast { he syas bound
o:er in the sum OF 600 fnry'triai in the
C,nlnoa Pleas Court next Msy.
Some weeks since the young fwothan
give birth to child, aid Nj. Doherfy has
ga htid To bail, uii,ler the basfar.lay net,
ID lie. sum of $500. The father Of he
oman has Instituted a civil suit for dam
s1eS against the same party, for the se.l,ic-
I'm Of his iaush'cr.-[Sprisgfeld (Mass.
Relablican. sn5 81 Isa ss,ala sas.a ssbas
INGENIOUS BuRGLARy.-One of our
Wholesale establishments {Mcssrs. Hodges
< Bro on Baltimore STREET, hetween
CfnFles anl -Hanover, was robbed ON Fri
day night, IN a most ingenious manper,
hud It's alluded tn as a cautien to ,ner-
chaIls. The glass in line ,loors,ofihc store
ihas ass rnbled was only protected by iron
gEGIMk6. The villains lrake out = pane Of
g!ass aud threw lit a large drum hook,
attached tn heavy hemp Irvine, and sue
eeeeiisd 20 DRAWN. tat siraita DOZEN chill
flFens Iaia parasol- situated ifear ti,s. lcer
had they not been surprised by the watch-
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Sr,TIvt.rnb ui,I- e.

II Mum Sfresi, Sssifrafrf Nina esosa Territory
i zs6 L. BUfDlsD tayisg take shape Of This ~rli-
iessH kpowA Hotsl and r,fircly rsfltted. ard rhe-
I'LL waited Il, hprepsrsdio receive and entevtain
Ms Eiensis and te public ny sidets sssstipn 10 -
wsps eucssx hs hopes 10 mesit Es~rl patronage
Or Baggage taken 10 ard IRON. the Mses bee -
charge. aA
WDUTTER, Soda, Wue sn. Ros ~ Crackers 6w .srir
DM FkRklNGTONS.
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GIVE BIr OF ROPE ron A HALTER

kA7M well enough how to find horses; but kS6M
" if yoa give men the best horses and 2sr-SsS
ponies in a.nnea. they viii not know where to find
good a,,-,. Saddles Brides. Mart,saes and Harms
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