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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-03
Daily Newspaper in Saiut Paul,


Crnled proposals will be received by the undersigned
- until 10 o'clock A. NJ Nav LIST, 1851, for receiving,
storing, and transporting all public freight arriving in 81
Paul. Minnesota Territory and destined for Sandy Lake
for year from the opening Of the bids.
The undersigned the right 10 direct the desti
nation Of said public freight any other place than
Sandy Lake, the price be graduated in proportion
the distance is increased diminished
Bids be endorsed "proposais for Transportation" Ia
be addressed TO the undersigned, and contain the
If two responsible PERSONS who will become
for the faithful iuimcnt Of the agreement In the
penal SUN Of $1,000
j. s. WATROrS, Ind. Sab. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February 10th, lS5l.
MORE. Unreasonable bids will he rtaned and
the suretes attach their fer the faithful full
G,.:2cnt Of the bids, j., ..rt
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ii. pG r., WAsHINGroN, Feb. %, ISL

Hon. Jnmes Thompson,
Chairmoa Of The judiciary COMMITTEE:
DEAR SIR here are questions mootrd
among the people 81 Minnesota, as TO the extent
of the authority conferred by the Organic Act,
upon The Legislative Assembly Of the Territory,
and other matters connected with the exercise of
that Jurisdiction on The indian country, which
comprises all The region west OF the Mississippi
I he distinguished Position you occupy The head
of The Jn,iiciary Committee, and YOUR acknOwl-
edged eniinence az lawyer, will invest your
opl.ion with great weight III the settlement Of the
points referred 10. J have the honnr, therefore,
10 request thai you VIII reply TO the following
queries, 10 Wit
Isl. Does, or does not the Organic Act Of Min
nesota grant to the Legislative Assembly full u-
risdiciion over all the country embraced within
the limits of the Territory, restricted solely lay
provisions Of Indian treaties conflicting with il a.,
should such exist
I'd. Does, or does no, the Organic Act secure
10 all The people, living as vel! on The unceded a,
The coded lands, the rgh, oi representation tie
Assembly, aud Of voting at all elections, subject
only 10 the restrictions of the laws 10 regulate the
qualifications of voters, and not elections held
on The unceded lands made equally valid and
legal by The provisions of the organic law, with
those held or the ccdcd country
An early reply to ihc questions will be CRATE
fully acknowledged by,
Yours, very respectfully,
II. II. SiBiEY.
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A Y experience OF thirty years has given the sub
IN scFiber opportunity OF asccrtahing the various
combinations of metals AMI the degree of heat requisite
for securing The greatest soity, strength and mos,
loious tones, has enabled him secure or his bells
the highest awards Of the n. Y. State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for several ye,rs past
The Trinity chimes Of New-N ork, completed at
his Foundry, also chimes for New Orleans
Kingston, c. w, aud several Others and the Fire Alarm
Bells Of New York. the largest in this coai,-
Church, Factory, and Steamboat BELLS
hand, and pedis Of Bells TO order These be rs
hung with improved Iron Jokes, aud springs
tace to the clapper, which very much proongs
the sound and they also may be turned in the yoke.
which brings the blew Of the capper in place, and
lessons the danger Of their breaking Hanging. complete
(incIuihg Yoke Frame and Wheel furnished If desired
Also Theodotes and all kinds Of lrveng and Survey
ing Instruments on hand, and made to oricr.s
ANDREW MENEELf.
West Troy, n. Y, Jan. |, 1851.
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LIVERY STABLE,

nATTiSON 4 BENSON, AZ the American House, ST.
Paul, Minnesota. Good horses and carriages OF the
best kind ready Mt all times; passengers convey 10 MI
parts of the country with expedition, and right side up
with and speed.
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks bet
-. Paul and 81 AnihOny. aud after the opening Of
nav saon leaving each place every morning aud evening
regularly.
Extras fri shed for pleasure parties and others.
moments noiice. We employ but the best and
most careful drivers.
81. Paul, Mar ls 1851.
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.
Ccnfling in that patronage which bias emit
hIed tho publisher Of the Minnesota rioueer.
| commencing here the publication of s"'u''
weekly journal. in this territory. then an
organized, and in this town, then mere hamlet,
to struggle successfully with difficulties and eu'-
harfass,t,cnts which have overwhelmed others,
not a few, who followed him into this field of
newspaper enterprise, and firmly to establish she
Pioneer, now enlarged. and enjoying healthy
circulation, which has increased every week
since the issue Of the first Number. on the 2sih
day Of April, ls49-thc publisher, in pursua nee
Of firm purpose that the Pioneer shall keep at
least even pace in advancement with the growth
Of our town and our Territory, at whatever cost,
and at whatever sacrifice Of his own pecnniary
interest, will commence, on the hrst OF May
! next, the issue # a
Daily Newspaper in Saint Paul,
on an imperial sheet, at six dollars per annum,
payable in advance. To deirny the great ex-
pensc Of tins enterprise, the publisher hopes to be
sustained by the liberal and united patronage OF
all the friends Of the Territory.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE.
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WAsHrNGToN, Feb. %, 1851.

WAsHrNcToN, Feb. %, 1851.
Hoo. H. II. SiGiey,
Oclegote from Tie Territory Of .hfnnesoia:
DEAR SIR have examined, though brief
y. HE law organizing the Territory of Minnesota,
I'D relation 10 the Questions you PROFOUND in your
n tie of yesterday. | surprised that any ques-
ton Of the kind could arise III the mind Of any one
had been one Of the committee that framed ne
aw IN question, and presume that no one of that
committee ever doubted that the Legislative power
OF the Territory extended to the entire limits of
the Territory, restricted only to "rightfui subjects
OF legislation, consistent with the Constitution Of
the United States, and the provisions Of this act.
and subject TO the approval OF Congress. Nothing
of course could be done by the Lcgsiat ure uf the
Territory in regard TO the Indian tribes, as this
subject belongs exclusively to Congress, but tia,
the Territory, IN all It's parts devoted to the
serne Legislative control, is proved by the pro-, is
ion that every free white citizen Of the age Of Fl
years, who shall have been resident Of the Ter
rory ut the lime of The passage Cf the act, shalt
be enti,lec TO vote at the first election. All could
vote; the consequence OF which is apparent---that
all, in contemplation OF Law. were TO be represent
ed. Subsequent Legislatures could regulate the
qualifications of voters, bu, ia the Territory, and
in any part Of it., the right of voting would re-
main, and Of eoarss the right Of representation.
This short view of the subject answers the
points made ia Jour ncte. ! ne organic law o.
the Territory regarded the entire territory in pre-
c,seiy the same Iight-all parts Of it entitled to
representation--all male citizens of Fl years Of
age being free, no matter here situated or living
being entitled TO vote. The legislation over the
whole Teri,or, is complete right in the Terri
torial legislature subject oniy to the restrictions
implied in the exclusive rigl,; of Congress TO reg
ulate the intercourse betwe the Indian tribes.
Excuse the imPerecIians of this note, written in
the midst Of bois.erons debate
With great respect, am truly yours,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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FAIR WARNING.
E. o me and settler

III. persons indebted BY book account prryiow
IN To March LIST 1851, requested TO call and settle
Immediately. by cash note, shall put books
into the hands OF W. u. Phillips ESQ., after the lst day
of April Money must he raised purchase a new stock
and more particularly rav debts. Come and all.
IRVINE a. BRAWLEY.
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No. 1914 Main-Street. Gaiena.

"TiiOLES3LE DEALERS in HARDWARE
w CUTLERY, fRoN, NAILS. and WIN
DOW GLASS, will fanish any article in their
line at less prices, and on the same terms that
can be had in St. Louis
FOR SALE,
501 kegs Of Nails 100 doz Pocket Knives
40 coils Of Rope 200 dog Scissors
100 dcz Scy,hes 100 doz Scyihs Sneshs
so doz Pi.chfcrks 200 boxes fslass
200 doz Locks 200 dor Laiehes
1000 dog Knives and Forks.
Also, castings Of every description, To order, at
shor, notice, aud N. low prices ..<
June 6, Is5e.if WEIGH j McCCLLY.
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D SUPPLIES FOR THE CHIPPENvAS.
g called proposals will be received by the undersigned
- until 10, A. W., May i.t, 1851, for purchasing and
delivering the following articles at the herein drscriscd
places;
SANDY LAKE.
I5e8 bushels Of Com IN sacks.
50 bbls Of Mess Fork.
At LArotSrx. LAKE. srrERIoR.
80 bhls. sllpcrfne Flour.
IS /" Mess Pork.
500 lbs. ofa;avendsh Tobacco.
$50 bushel. corn in sacks.
FosD LAC SUPERIOR.
200 bbIs. OF Supernne Flour.
100 d" Of Mess Pork.
500 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
1000 lbs. Of CavcndiSll Tobacco.
The abovcsa PARTICLES be delivered follows, win:
At Sandy FAKE, between the 18th Of MAY and the 18th
81 July. Efrt# fti
Al Lapointe and Fond jn Lac before the lat Of
June, 1851.
Fills To be endorsed supplies for the Chippewa, TO
he addressd TO tho undersigned. and coutaa the
Of tvs sble persons, who will become
surs or the fsthul luiepi Of the agreement in tho
penal sum Of $1,000.
T. q wATRous, Ind. sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sab. Agency, 10th Feb, ISL
NoTe. Utreasonsble Ai,s VIII not e eutera;nsd, AID
the suretes attach tcir for The sahi ini-
ilnert I'll the bids
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50-if
NOTICE To THE pI-RTIC.

1T has been r,norcd generally among my friends
Throughout tho country that not keeping Public
House and thai had changed business which is
true wish 10 inform old friends and the travelling
community, that sm prepared to accommodate all who
may favor with "a cab, and VITA good accommoda-
Iions hnrse saltwater. My bar well supplied
with the best Of good liquors, oysters, cigars, &c My
stable is well supplied with corn and onts All ask
is, when they stop YOU the door Of the Minnesota
House. ard tell that the Saltwater House shut up,
10 como and see for yourselves.
J.. BUFORD.
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NOTICE.
ENLFELT a BROTHERS having disposed az their H.
hI tire stock OF goods, desire all persons indebted To
them on book otherwise, call immediately and set
tie their accounts.
All persons having claims against them requested
To present them for settlement.
They take this occasion to express their thanks for the
patronage heretofore generously extended he aud
to iiform their friends that during the summer fall,
they attend sga,n To open new and .pen assortment
Of a"c'., .ero'sd pNprcs,h for This market.
March 18th 1t
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Cheap Cash Store, for Fail aud Winter Trade.
T.. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- Fall and Winter stock, comprising Of the best
selected assortmcns of Ready -,nade Clothing Prints
satinets Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps Fancy Goods ac
brought to Minnesota lie would respectfully invite
Farmers and others visiting St Paul 10 pay him visit
rs he is determined 10 retain the which his cstab
shment has so long held, Of ''Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few Of the articles OF hand:
Extra fine black dress coats black satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black aud brown DO Black silk do
Blanket do Fine Black Pants
Beaver Cloth DO do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
GIngham do Cotton md WOODEN hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocco slips,
Bows do Boys, shoes Of all kinds
do Cali, scwed do Ladies' boots, shoes, slippers,
do Thick brogans &c
GROCER
consisting Of Teas, Coifees, Sugar Rirr, O. 4 II,
Molasses, Mould and Sperm Candies Dried Apples,
Peaches Soap, Tobacco, Saeratus, Starch. Goldfish,
Mackrrr Cinnamon, Nutnegs, Cloves, Peppermint and
Pepper Sauce.
Also large assortment Of Wooden Ware consisting
Of Painted Tubs ard Buckets, Washhoaris, Clothes
Fins, &c. All for sale cheap for cash. No trouble to
show good<--next door to the Fremont fiouse--sgn,
"Cheap Cash Store
n. q. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn and Potn-
toes always ou hand 2-9ly
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BIBLES AND pRArEH BOOKS.

IfAGsrEH'S Comprehensive Bible i.srys onrrta
ID Bible roly giot Bibles; Paragraph fisss Cottsxs
Bible; sabbath School Bibles, with Maps; sho, Prayer
Books. bound in ydTictyn morocco velvet, csn
ana sheep, clasp and plain at prices targas from 81 liz
cents BIS, for sale III the Galena Book store bs
Oct. 81. ..t J. BROOKEE.
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NOTICE.

FnNIE members Of st. Paul Fire Company, No ], are
4 rcqacste, to meet at the upper school house
"Wednesday evening the 10Th inst, O'Clock, T.. NJ
All persons wishing to join invited 10 attend.
ORLANDO SINONS Sccy.
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y. 4. NEWELL.

Tin, Shsef.fres saa Copper Horksr,
IA EEPs always hand, his InanuGscsory on rhir.
nA near Rohers street, 81. rAal. general s..ns,.
aeat Of finwsrei ect,lroa ssd corpcr Camp Kettles
Conductor, ana the ssrms either kps Il wsrk 10 his
line besides Zinc, Jaapsaed lanps Csaal. s,,et.,
snti'"Hs &c, as well ~ an sssa.isi 10, az Stoves ID
Fafk.ts aaster~ %.
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THE NEW CL.EE BOOK,

vUNiE Alpine Glce Beck, by Vim. b. Bradbury In
u leading features a.c great variety 81 hew and
beautiful Swiss Melodies, also, Harmonscd AIpir~ and
Tyrolcse Meoiesfh. choices, variety rrescates
te the American singers fe< sale BY
Oct. 81 J. BROOKES.
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uOrsE AND LOTFOE SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
a New house in Leaehs addition, west end Of Saint
IA Par and one acre of very choice land, with good
well II water Is property which II Increasing
rapid In vsluc than other real IN the United
Statns and can be boaght ut bargain, as have
made such arrangements reqnre me 10 leave Saint
Paul in i few weeks. Also, for SALE yoke Of No. /
working eScn, we'll broke and years obi.
2-i5. A. TfTkfOW
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CfI Is.

WE HAVE 10 Of the largest storka AZ
w Shawls brought this Wsrkrt eomr"s~si
mostly OF the celebrated Say State Long Shaws
fine, and recommended for their comfort and aurs
h,y. Also Cloth, Silk, and Cashioere Square Suswls.
Galena, Sept 1850 WOODS HOUSE co.
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ROTNTY LAND.

~ L. MURRAY is prepared to give instructions
w aud prepare the Necessary proofs in order Il
obtain The land due 10 the soldiers Of the OF 1914
az; Il rd:s1 a-. Ertsr re- -. set Of Ccrsfrss. OF
fee IN La. S.sst;. 2-ai
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOL} TON.
YuNHE Partnership existing between Francis Iinrr and
j George Wells, is dissolved by mutual consent
of which the pubic will take dee notice.
fEANCfs LINER,
March %, ISL GEORGE WELLS
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5. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEo. ". raEstorr
LAND AG f. NCY.
BAKER HOBART Il PRESCOTT

O;lice on Ibird street, 81. PAM, NJ T.
VIII give careful nttcntion 20 the duties of their Of
fee, general land Agents. Ore of the firm has for
thirty years been resident Of the North West, and will
devote ts time 10 personal observation OF the situation
and character Of TIE lands in the Territory. Office open
a all hours Of the Gay lots bought and sOid
paid; conveyancng the collection Of Debts and letters
inquiry promptly attended 20.
REFEREN6 Es.-inois: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica.
go; Hon Vim. Thomas, Jncksonyiie; Col. Bradford
springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross, Le~iston; John Spencer
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, l. b. Randall, AItop Judge
Mnshati, Rushyile. Indiana: Rev. Il. T. kavanaugh,
Indianapolis Michigan. Hon. G, T.. Pomeroy, Jenawee
Co; Col. H!ckson, Washienaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon n. M1enn; Rev. c. Hobart g..
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FORD & M,LsrED,

Win be fcand ready al all times make surveys OF
lands and rts. inquire al the Office 81 Msserso'
4 siuions, ~. iaul. 2-.6
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snAiErHINI: Gn0n 10 nRiNE

NAN always bc found now al the Er,tncnt ItSMss
~ Bench street, saint Paul, something 10 sinsAs> Z
good Ere TO SIT by, and whatever il as satka kx n
wsN provided bar. reorle in TRAVELLING Aeswssa Ne
landings, who get istgned, viii aaa hcre oainf t.abIs
place Ia res, gu their way. Hr
November %, 1850. II, II. DEY AMMAN
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IEN DOIssNRS NE" AROs
GONE THIEF has taken \ two-foot. ivory pocket
- rule belonging me, from the lower steam saw
mill. The initial l.,,rrs "W. u. d." marked on the
joint Of the rule. will pay dollars have the rule
returned to me- $40 for the detection OF the thief
damn hin, w. b. DODD.
March I, 1851.
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JOHN BRiNkMAS.
NOTICE.

VNHEREAs nv wifi, Rosa Iotimsn, has len my he,
w and ioart without Just csnsc oi pyovocnti0n
forbid any from trusting hsrbvreg her I'm IA,
account, Us ] will pay debt Of her CONFIRMING.
rlDO =. LOTHIAN.
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EnIrIT tn EES-
FIRE AND MARINE.
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, agent for this old and well
established institution, continues TO issue Policies
of against loss damage by fire. also against
the hazards Of marine and inland tho
NJ premium charged by other responsible
conpaacs. All clunis Tor loss, under Policies ,s urcd
by The Undersigned, will be promptly adjusted and raid
by the Cenfral agent Of the COMPANY located at Gin
cinnati. The losses paid by this Company in the Wos
terra country, during tho last e5 years. exceed
2-i6 w. T. MURRAY, Agent, 81 Paul.
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FRUIT TREES,

FKt1T TREES.
jACa, TIE SUBSCRIBER, agent for the ST. Al
.34ZESyM bans Nursery, Hancock Co, Illinois, is
"sB&3f4tk prepared 10 fill orders to any amount Of
~ GHN" the choicest and most hardy variety of
y APre-Trees. He would respectfully sns-
scst 10 the citizens Of Northern Illinois,
Iowa, isconsin aud Minnesota the desiraby Of their
cutcring more largely into the cultivation of fruit
~ well snawn fact that section of the country is
better adapted for raising apples than the section OF
country before nancd and yet, how little is produced
Apples bear vaganty high price, and
M that. Now is The Time to remedy the cvil For a
dollar two the nuccus of excellent orchard
formed and here where land is cbenp, who would he
without one: Now is tie tame to send in Your orders
SRCh varicty never before offered
When the selection of is left To myself shall
Gil the order is ccDsstcnt but when have
not The variety ordered, shall substitute such will
nearest 10 the ordered Orders filed in the order
they received the opening Of navigation. Dc in
time. Send in your orders
II. MTAGAN, Agent
Orders for trees viii be promptly attended to- If left
the store Of T.. MtAGAN CO,
2-l5 RobcrisstrcCt, Saint Paul.
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III. T.. M-CLOSNEY.

"HOEESAiE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Mercha"is, and general steamboat agent, has IN
store aud 10 arrive by early arrivals, the following ar
cles Which he offers the trade the lowest io
cash. Ii No. 35 steam Boat Landing, Galena.
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CHEAP CASH SToR E.--svnOL
AND RETAIL.

AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. HARDWARE, nOOTss
SHOES HATS, Cal :, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, g AIS, FURNITURE, BO0ks .1s
AND 5TaTfONERY.
vUvsIE SDBScRlDRR by isse arrivals IL now 10 re-
il ceipt and opening In hs Store GA ~. Antbepy
street. near the "Aaicrican House." large and most
complete OF the above-pamcd Goods, which
will positively be sol lower pfics FIR cash than ever
before offered In this place Ills entire STOCK SELECT
ed with great care, and purchased In the Essrrs ana
Southern markets for Cash, that he saf-ly assarc
friends the public generally that viii be 20
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere snd
examine his stock which consists in part ~ follows.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

QnAA LIS. BITTER and CnEEsE---prime
oOOV arfices-just received and for sale at
tSERGENTS
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
hENTS.

A IL persons having unsettled accounts with VIII
"A lOughby Powers, respectfully requested 10
call aud settle the immediately and all indebted
The said frn requested to fork without delay The
business Of Livery stable and Staging will he conduc ed
upon cash terms and 10 other. No have any
credit, aud will the refusal by ask for il. We
shall good Concord Coaches between ST. Paul and
st. Anthony and nothing else.
WHIOUGHBY, POWERS x Co.
Pant. Ian 18Th.
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SALTWATER HOUSE.

Main Street, sf'it'rafer. MiHnt-ofa Territory.
I'm l. EUFoRD having taken charge Ct this WE'LL
lsssM known Hotel, and entirely Retired aid rene
.ilkR waited il, is prepared receive and snt~rtsis
his friend, and the tblc. BY nssuous attention the
wants 81 his he hcpfs merit liberal patron sg.
~ Baggage taken aud from the Home free II
charge. S.-n
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Millinery Y.

MILLINERY.
MFRS. NJ L. STOAkES wishes to inform the Ladies'
w OF Saint Paul and vicinity that she has opened
shop 81. Anthony Street. few rods Of Pres
b, tcriaH Church, where she woul he happy attend
to ali orders ~ her line of business.
She would invite particular attention to large and
various assortment of goods which she has recently
ccted in Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bonncts OF variety Of styles suitable
for tho season, SILKS, Sans Arliacias and Fumes in
short Trimmings Of every description, which she would
be happy to dispose OF reasonable Dresses viii
be ca, and made in the latest style, to order
November 20, le59 e-slvl
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GRINDING.
TIME UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
l. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and Whatever else requires grinding, in
Guiding Salt, at the srist-nill the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at st. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grists will be re-.
ceived at the subscribers on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-SIy CALVIN A. FUTILE.
I.JRESH RASlNS, Figs and Currsrt. for sale At
IL FARRINGTON'S.
Unity Barrels ;upcrnnc Flour and Ghy bills excel
IL lent pork for sale at EUILER'S.
Dec -, 80.
LVRESII Duckwheat Flour can he Md at