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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-03-13
LATEST NEWS.

The mail arrived on Sunday evening,
from Prairie d. Chen. WIN. Il. Mar
shall, Esq, of St. Anthony, arrived with
it. We find very little news, except
that there has been negro riot in Bos-
ton, in which Elizur Wright, editor Of
the Chronotyre, and some other men Of
note participated. Wright is arrested.
President Fillmore has issued procla-
nation, commanding the prompt arrcs,
and prosecution of the traitors vino have
resisted the execution Of the fugitive
slave law The Collins steamer Baltic
reached New York on the 2D;h bring
ing Liverpool dates to the 9Th Of Feb
ruary.
Baltimore, Feb. IL.
The appointment Of Attorney General
for Maryland made vacant by the death
Of Mr.. Richardson has been rendered 70
Robert j. Brcnt.
Thomas J. Knight, jr. convicted at
Augusta, Georgia, for killing Willis H.
AIuSheH, hoS btci StHt " tuV PcuiteH-
tiary for four years.
Boston, Feb. IL.
The property known as Merchants
Row, in Lawrence, Mass, was DANA
ged by fire yesterday morning to the OK
tent of $4,000
The 18th ballot for Senator was had
this morning with the following result
Whole number of votes 332. Neeessa-
~ to choice I9! Sumner lS}-Win-
ihrcp l69--scat,ering 3O-blank |.
The large brick building of Village
Falls Manufacturing Company was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday The loss is
about $40, 600. No insurance.
REDUCTION OF RAIL ROAD FARE-The
throughtare on the Buffalo and Albany
line OF Rail Roads is to Ec reduced, on
and after the LIST OF April next, to Sc,
Cd. Last year it was 50 10. The
travelling public may thank the New
York and Erie Rail Road for this large
reduction Of fare on the Central line.
Phil, Feb. Is.
The Pitsburg Post Of Saturday con-
firms the report that Chancellor Wal
worth has made his report to the Su-
premc court against the Wheeling
bridge, declaring it an obstruction to
navigation as it now stands, and recon-
mending that it be raised p feet
We learn that tho Illinois river is open
and that steamboat arrived at Peru on
the 2lst inst. s5 ftt GEa
Washington, Feb. IS.
Yesterday in the House the River and
Harbor Bill was the subject Of long
and exciting discussion, but was finally
disposed el, and House adjourned at 10
O'Clock and agreed TO meet In future at
IL a. NJ. s
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uESDEE 4. TOPRER PEG

GROCERY, PROIlS.ON AND II(UOR STORE.
EEAViNG purchased Of George Douglass his entire
stock OF Groceries, Liquors. &c. now AIRED
to sell the at extremely low prices FOX cash. At the
oil stand, corner CT BenCn ard Ja"hson streets
Our stock consists II the greatest variety Of Family
Groceries Sauces Fruits, Iroysions ard condiments Of
every Kind offered for sale in this market, well
"a choice selection o1 Spirits Wines, and great
ETY. Of Cigars ard Tobacco Mace and all other Sces
Preserves Iickos, White Fish, Msckcrtl. Flour Sperm
OIL Whale Oh besides every article usually Tor sale i'll
Family Grocery.
Also, crdid variety Of fancy candies of all kinds
Patent Medicine Of all hinds-rowEsends ard Bulls
Sarsapariila Nerve ard Bone IiIinct, Opodel'oc Da
Wis ain Killer, Oil Of Spike, Lees Bilious and Anti
bilious rilis. Hrrbert's Corgh Syrap, Storms Scotch
Cough Z; Edy, BarTows Cough Candy, British Oh, &c.
Also, h.- stock Of Painters Materials-N le ard
Red Lead, Linseed Oil Turpeie Varrish Paris Green
Of all kinds tn key In her Yellow Ochie IIihareo
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Nhiiug utt,, Win
dow Glass Of all sizes, Nails Of all Kinds; besides
Der OF articles rot enumerated.
Come one, come al, ad examine stock as it is
trouble to show goods bat remember TO D along the
change cash and nothing previous BIT
determined to sell goods lower th4n amy other
store in Minnesota.
St. Paul. Decen Der q, 1870 2-37
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course, having been carefully studied by
tie players.
.dpropos dss Jot.ss, | a,n free TO state
ihal, IA order ,'"re completely 10 hoodwink
i'e public, The names of certain gentle men
we're affixed 10 The call OF the meeting
wlthnnt their au,hority-a shameful RISE
and deceitiGl forgery.
NICK OF THE WOODS.
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A meeting was held at the upper school house
On Thursday evening, for the purpose Of forming
military company. II was well attended. aud
some thirty names enrolled az members A cou-
n'itIee was appointed to procure other signatures,
aad report at subsequent meeting .- at
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Prospectus Of The Daily Pioneer.


Coaajiss in that patronage which has ena-
5lcd the Publisher Of the Nina sofa Pioneer,
commencing here tic publication Of a sa,ali
weekly journal, in this territory, then un
organized, and in this town, then mere hamlet.
to struggle successfully with difficulties aud em-
barrassments which have overwhelmed others,
not few, who followed him into this field of
newspaper enterprise, and firmly to establish the
Pioneer, now enlarged, and enjoying healthy
circulation, which has Increased every week
since the issue Of the first Number, on the 18th
day Of April. Isi9--the publisher, in pursuance
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 pecuniary
interest, will commence, On the first Of May
next, the issue Ct
Daily Newspaper in Saint Parl,
on an imperial sheet, at six dollars per annum,
payable in advance. To defray the great ex-
pense Of this enterprise, the publisher hopes to be
sustained by the liberal and united patronage Of
ali the friends Of the Territory.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE.
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GRINDING.

HNHE UNDEKSlGNEDnis now in readiness
L. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas. Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding. in
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-sy CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
NE.NTS.

A IL persons having unsettled accounts with VIII
IA loushby a. Powers, are respectfully requested TO
call aud tie the Immediately aud ali indebted TO
the said firm, requested TO iok%ithout delay. The
business CT Livery Stable and Staging viii be conducted
upon cash terms and other. no can have any
credit and viii the refusal by ask for II. We
shall good Concord Coaches between St aul AID
st. Anthoay aud hothig else
WILLOuGHBY, POWERS & Co.
ST. Panl, Jan 18th, 1851.
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CU sjyI.S,

1--WE HAVE in store Of the largest stocks e
W :hsNls ever brought to this market conn nsca
mostly al the celebrated lay State Long Shawl
verl fine ard nnet]ed for their font ard
bi.ity Also Cloth Sill, aII Cashmere Square Shawls
Gaieia, SeDt. le.1. WOODS HOUSE & co.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE CUIPPEyV
a. eed proposals will be received by the undersigned
~ until To- "A NJ, May lst. 1851, for pure hasing and
delivering the following articles the herein described
Ilaces
SANDY LAKE.
$500 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
30 bbls. OF Mess ork.
ArLxroINTE, LAKE srrEsioa.
$50 bbIs superflne Flour.
IS a" MessI FORK.
500 lbs. of Cavendish Tobacco.
$50 bushels corn in sacks.
AT POND sCrERIoR.
gro bbis Of Superfne Flour.
leo Of Mess FORK
500 Bushels of Corn in sacks.
200 lbs Of Cavendish Tobacco.
The above articles to be delivered as follows, Wit
At Sandy Lake. between the 18th of May ard the 18th
Of July.
AT Larointc and Fond du Inc or before the lst of
June, 1851.
Bills 10 be endorsed "Suppes for the Chprewss," to
TO he addressed 10 the Undersigned and to oantan the
names Of two RESPONSIBLE PERSONS who viii become
surity for the faithful uilment of the agreement the
penal sum Of $1,000.
J. S. VARIOUS, Ind SUBJ Agent.
Sardy Lake Sub. Agency, 18th Feb, 1851.
NorE Unreasonable bids will not be cufertaiued and
the sureties attach their for the faithful i
6inient Of the bids. efa+ lar tat a-
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STrIIyytTEP FyOgsC,

Ed'n Street, Stjt'cctsr, lfEatsotG Territory.
.4Y.h l.. EtFCRD having taken charge c. this well
i-ssrE kio Hotol. and aEtiroiN Ectittsd as
isSA waited il. Is prepared 10 receive and entertain
RS lief. ard The public BY assitirous at:s Tie
Of his guests hi hopes 10 merit liberal patreUsse.
~ B tgase takon 10 aid from the Reuse free IS
charge. ..-ti
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
ZCATTiSON & BENSON, at the American House, St
iaul, MIN esota Good horses and carriages Of the
best Kind ready al all tines Passengers ed 10 all
parts OF the country with Expedition and right side MP
with and speed
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
ST Faui and 81. Anthony, on and after the opening OF
navigation, leaving each place every morning and evening
.cgulary.
Extras fur ished for pleasure parties and Others at
moments notice. We employ None but the best and
most careful drivers.
ST. laui, Mar Ist, 1851.
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E.. =. EEWf.sL.

Tin. Sheet-I"On and COPPER Yorker,
r. Ell : always on hand, at his manrflctory T.r
4 a rear Roberts street, ST. Fan, general ssof.-
meat of Tihware Saeet-iron and Co"rcT Camp Kettles
also, does work osGer. such koons, Eve-roUgbs
Conductor, AID the various other hHds Cf wcrk III his
lne besides Zinc. japparej Lamps, Cardic-siticks
Spittoors Sc well as an assorted lot oi Stoves Of
v1rious natter 5 go
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BEN. w. BRUNSON
Notary Public and County Surveyor,
ne AVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
u Il TO the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing prescription
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the paymen, OF taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, p. du en-, Wis.
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. H. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill.
J.. :. FELT Esq, GaIena, III.
Hon. VIII. FoRBEs. st Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-t have been 10 considerable eA pense
IN procuring fac smile copies Of the township
p'als a, the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments TO be advised weekly of all en,ri and pre-
e'upions made, therefore can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
e. w. BRUNSON.
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GRoC ERIEs, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
sn0Es, HATS, CARE, ClOTIilNC, TAINTs,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOl-s
AID STATIONERY.
r3GiE SUBSCRIBER, By lagc agriyalsis rev 10 re-
Il ccipi ead opening III ais Store On 81. Anthony
Street, the American House" large AID incst
Complete assc. II3cnt Ci the lbOye-aaed Goods which
will positively he 50 IL a. lower prices TO- cash iln
beio.l offered in ths place. lis entire stock was select
ell with great care, and purchased in The Eastern ard
Southern. markets Tor Cash. That he safely
his friends and he public generally thu, il viii be 10
their interests 10 call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock, which consists in pat follows:
- srrlI
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TRANSPORTATION FOR TIE CHIP

TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CHIP
pENVAS.
& called proposals viii be received by the undersigned
- until 10 O'clock, a. NJ May LIST, 1851, for receiving,
storing, and TRANSPORTING all pablo freight arriving in 81.
Paul. Minnesota Territory, and destined for Sandy Lake.
for one year from the opening of the bids
The undersigned the right direct the Gcsti
nation OF said public freight to any other place tnan
Sandy Lake the price be graduated in proportion as
The distance is increased or diminished.
Bids 10 De endorsed "Proposals for Transportation" 10
be addressed 10 the undersigned, and TO contain the
names Of two responsible persons, who will become
curity for the faithful lulmen Of the agreement in the
penal sum Of S2!90.
J. S. WATROCS, Ind. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February 10th, 1851
NoTE. Unreasonable bids viii not be entertained, ard
the suretcs attach their the a;thiu il-
illnent OF the bids.
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DON"T YOV Do IT.

hereby forewaIn the St Paul Boom COMPANY - and
All others, rot to Chstruc nDee The channel the
MisSssissipp t; fee passage of water therein
aloIs The eastern bank Of said below the Lower
Landing in st. iaul, and at and above where n booa is
row beng erected; a. viii hold any and al persons 50
tccsPassing. strictly liable In action law for all
dai..ages consequent thereon.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
81. Paul, March sa 1851.
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IN oL..ng 10 the cO-.I.unit. tns justly celebrated
remedy for diseases OF the throat ad lungs
wish trife with The lives health Of The afflicted, but
frankly TO lay before em the opinions Of distinguished
and Of the evidences Of Its success, tom
waicb they Judge for themselves. We sincerely
redc ourselves make Wild assertions false state.
Eoits Of its efficacy, Lor VIII we hold out hoIc 10
suielh humanity which facts viii warrant
Many proots are here siVea and We ssscit gu narry
from the pLhc into ak publish, feeirg assured they
viii fld them leieeii! reliable, and The medicine worthy
ia eig best COZ hiehce uad patronage.
PROM BENZ. SnLIMAN, NJ. d., l. l.. D., ETC,
Professor OF Chemistry, Mireralegy &c. Yale College,
Member OF the HIST Med. hill aid scicn Socictiss
al Am,l ica aid Europe.
Il Gesm the ChERRY rECTORAi. an almiTas.e
iia 1edica, sd very effective remedy tor the cass
diseases il Is Intel ted TO cure -.r...-.
New Haven. - Nov. l, 1919.
fROF CLBANELANp, Of Eowdoin College, Ne,
Wrtos'l have witnessed the effects Of yonr 'CHEE-
RY lECToRAL' in my own iamil, aud that II my
that 10 medicine have known has proved so curl
neatly successful in carin. discusses Of the ;aroas sne
lungs"
REV. DR. OsaOoD
WTes--"That he considers the CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ the best m,dcire Tor Pulmonary Affections
gwen the rut.c and thar "hs daughter aser
being obliged 10 keep the four nohIhs With
settled cough, accompanied by raising OF heod, Eight
swea,s, AID the attendant symrtoms II Consumption,
r,euced the uss al the CHERRY TECTORA AL AID
THAR THE PATIENT So
Df. Ayes--Dcar sr. FOR two years was afflicted
wi,A very cough, accompanied by splitting qf
blcod si profise night sweais. By the advice OF my Mt
tetd h: siciai induced to ve,r CHERRY
lEGTORAI. ard continued do so tl ccs-sisjersd
self cuIed aud ascgbe the effect to your prcrarCp.
JAMES RANDALL.
Ia,pden sprin gHe.d Nov e. fs4e
tbs day Appeared the above named James Randall.
ard pronounced the above statement .rue every res
pect-
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
b.. TIE REMEDY THAN cURf:S
Iorslard. Me- "a. ~, Isi7.
pr. Aver: ] bave tcea iebg afflicted with Asthmc,
which s.cw .eah until last autlili II brought
on cough. whc. Goa aned ny chsn, bef, and be-
gan 20 assume she alarming symptoms os Consumption.
had tired the best ay ard the best medicine
alri.sse, until | sscd yessr CHERRY TECToRAL.
which has ca.ed ne, gnd may well believe
Gm,eiay Yours, J, y. pfIEtfs.
u thsra 10 any yalae IL the udecn cpi Of the wise.
"ho speak fon eSpeTierce here is medicine roatAy
Of lac pubic cen fdeLcP.
IT Prepared hy J, c. Aver, chcriss, lowell. Mao
and sod IL ST ssal, at \. EAR4ERS.
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Soft
NOTICE no THE pf-ELjC,

TT has been rulnofed generally among my friends
throughout the country that was not keeping ubiic
House, and that had changed my business Which is
r'Ie. wish to inform my old friends ard the travelling
community, that an prepared 10 accommodate all who
may FAVOR me with call and with good accOmuoda-
ors any house in saltwater. iy bar well supplied
with the best Of good liquors, o segs cigars, &c. Ny
stable is wen supplied with ha-, and oats All ask
Is when they stop you the door OF the Minnesota
House, and tell ION that the Saltwater House is shut Up
to come and see for yourselves.
l.. DUFOID.
saltwater J! oIse, December : 1850
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Notice. m
We hereby announce SAMUEL. FINDLEY,
of Ramsey County. as a candidate for Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings.
MANY VOTERS.
ST. Paul, March 9Th. 1881, xoa
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Er. LOUIS Feb. G, l65l.
Mcssrs r. c. CiiTk s. Colt gives much pleasure
to iaiofn you h1t, having carefully tried White
Lead IN several diGeeal Wars. lind i equal in bods ard
whitcreSs, and quality generally any article manuac-
ed in the West. You at liberty this RECON-
HcIdatioD if il will he Of any benefit YOU.
ain, with i.llch aspect, yours &c,
CHARLES T. WIIGIS
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Di d.

Al Watah, Minnesota. on the LIST inst, Louisa
jane, twin daughter Of Nathan and Reuben E,
Myrck, aged years and one month.
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
TANIC UNDERSIGNED agent for this old ard we'll
"A established Institution, continues issue lolicies
al Insurance sgains, loss damage by fire, also against
the haZIrds of and il Land trans tuiion ut the
current rates If premium charged by other responsible
companies. All claims for loss, under Policies insured
sy the Undersigned viii be promptly adjusted and paid
by the General agent OF the company located Gin
cnnati. The losses paid b. this Company in the Wes
country, during the last 25 ears exceed 900
2-i6 w. L. MURRAY, Agent, 81. Paul.
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CHIP CE REII.S

. II
"A experience al Unity years has given the sub
IA scriber opportunity of asce-taLihg the va
combinations of metals ard the degree o heat req site
for securing the greatest soiidy, strength and
0ous TOTES, and has enabled him secure for his bells
the highest awards OF the y. i. State Agricultural
Society and American Institute for several years last
The Trinity chimes Of New-Iork, were conpirtrd at
his Foundry, also cast chimes for New Orcans
Kingston, c. W. and severed others and Tie ire Alarm
Bells a New York. the largest iii this
try. Church Factory, aud Steamboat bells. constantly
hand, and PEAS Of BELLS order. These bells
hung with improved Iron Yokes and springs
tcied 20 act the canper which very much prulOngs
the sodnd ard hoy also may be TUNED in the yoke,
which brings the blew Of the clappcr in a rlncc ard
lessons te danger Of their breaking Eargngs CONF Ieie
(ncluGiag Yoky Frame and Wheel furnished If desired
Also Theodolites, and all kinds of HING AMI Survey
rag Instruments hand, and made to order:
ANDREW MENEEiY.
West Troy, NJ y Jan l. lc5l
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February 10, 1851.

The Undersigned Painters in the city OF St. Louis,
hereby certiy that they have used the White Lead MANI
tcjUrod by X. C CLARK Co, OF Ibis city, fild il
far they hav. yet tried IT, be n very excellent ar
lc, superior indeed any other White Lend mauuiac-
tulcd in the West
JOHN 5 WATSON, X. TT!ORNECRG
NcVICXER &c HISTED, JAMES STORE
w. \. TifO2NBURG, RICHARD : uILtMAN
COR DON n WOOD, w. = ETRlS.
Il. {. ENGLISH, JAMES SCOILAY,
MIDDLETON & TARLTON.
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DIcHEgsoS & BR ENT
r. G.. CHAR & 20.


r. G. CLARK CO.,
nufaetarers Of Waite Leaf, Lnseed and Castor Oils
Conxsa OF TvsLFrH AND AUsTix SITS, ST.. LOUIS Mo
o Ice, at Counting Room of Dickerson & Brent No H.
Locust
vSNsE unde! signed nanuart urcrs cf White Lead Lin
seed and Castor OIL the city Of 81. LOUIS having
about months since completed their establishment
ow PREPARED 10 furnish aniers and dealers with
sIpe. ior article of " Kite Lead. &c, &c.
Every Painter in the city Of ST. Louis, who has vet
ed our White Lead pronOIncesi superior other
narrfc iured IN the West appears by their Certificate
published below.
II. c. CLARK & co.
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TEN DOLLARS RCIvARD:
G ONE THIEF has taken two-ioot, ivory pocket
- rule, belonging me, from the lower saw
mill The initial letters NV b. d." are marked on the
joint Of the rule. viii pay dollars the rule
returned to me; $40 for the detection of the thief
damn him w. q. DODD.
March |, 1851.
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AN APPROPRIATE SEXy-YEAR
d Il

rRssSESF.
q s GOOD paGCERRUOTYf T. LIZ FNTSS hand
4 sonels coorcd in Gne for - T~, heads II ION
plate. 81, 20. Slepcid geld and pesiI erbosse,l
SATIN velvet ard crocoo cases, suitable for family
grours. Views Of stores residences churches public
buildings scenery Il tiaB groups TAI, rs or
Dagnerreotypes accurately coFied-ihe latter large
COPY or adapted 20 a iocaet, brolch or nrges-iinS
Charges unusually how. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth Street, uear jackson.
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ALLEN PIERsE. VIM p. MURRAY.
PIERSE s MURRAY,

Saint Paul, NJ. I.
Will attend promptly and diligently 10 all business
Entrusted them Having made themselves acquainted
with quality and situation OF all The surveyed lands
in the Territory they prepared lolaie Land War
the best advantage. Persons Ct distance NAV
scad their warrants here, and their interest will be
well attended to as ii tAey were present. Oilce on
Third Street. c-4o
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DA1,IERKCTTIT,y,

DAGUERKOTx Pres.
DAGCERROTYPE that IS faithha lkeness--thet
IN is esquisilciy soft mellow in ,une-clear and
liieike in expression and cooring ard finished with
hcatness and artistic beauty worth having II may be
viewed with undis ysad Satisfaction and passed around
among circle Of GeEds with the certainty Of being
recognized AID admired II you want sgea Daguefrc-
type, call al
WHITNEY & NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN nooss on Third, above Roberts-strect.
large variety of cases On handsome very bcauti-
fully Elad with pearl. Lk.ncsses taken In any weath-
Please call and examine specimens.
81. Paul, Feb. /, le5l 2-f2u
REV STORE.
YENHE Subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Of Paul vicinity, that he has JUS.
received and is opening splendid stock OF goods
direct rem New Yo.k) consisting principally OF Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs anti Medicines, Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware and CUTLERY, Hats and Caps,
Bonnets and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Gsss and Nails,
togethe. with large lot o Fanrts Jeans,
Linscys ard Socks ali Of which will be sold low Tor
cash, o. ia excharg> for co8ntry produce.
Il. NJ. SrENCER.
ST Far, November ls-a go
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EMPRESS LINE.

EMPRESS LINE.
rUN!IE Undersigned is prepared hustle through rss-
gers al d pac geS between rairie du Chen
Saint las in the safe ypediiious manner pos
shle- Packages exceeding p lbs weight S2,DQ per hun
dred. Smaller packages, 81 cents each
CHARLES r. REED.
n d. Packages will be received and delivered al the
Tost Offices in rarie tu Chen and ST. Fau IIMev
Rice's Store In Saint Paul. and Brsbois' Store
RE du Chi.n. 2-3.tf