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Chaque jour la presse ministericlc
nous annonce que la revolution est vain
cue, que la resistance est tombsc, que Ia
paix est rentree dams les esprits, que la
France, desormais soumise ct heureuse
de sa soumission, est unanine a saluer
le nouveau pouvoir.
La France est unanime, dites-vous, ct
C'est Ia tout, ct vous suspended votrc
phrase la, CONNIE 81 lie sens etait complct.
Mais vous oubliez la conclusion mais
vous devez conclnrc que le gouverne-
ment peut defendre sa politique, car 10
danger est toujours la mesure de Ia RI
gueur.
Et dependant, ,chaGue semaine un nou-
veau convoi de prisonnicrs arrive
Brest ct attend Ia dams une morne an
goisse. fhcure de la transportation
Nous ne venons pas juger une secondc
fois ces hommes deja JUICES. Nous ne pre-
tendons pas Eaire en- ce moment leur part
de culpabilt6. Dieu seul peut faire cette
part dams les temps troubles OH nous vi
vons
Encore un jour peut-etre ct lie tele-
graphe aura parle. Un vaisseau appa-
reille, les prisonniers won't partir. Re-
viendront-ils jamais? lis wont su5ir leur
chatiment derriere l'horison. Mais avez.
vous song6 que la faute arejalIIi autour
deux ct renverse sur d'autres tetes uno
partie de rexpiation qu'ils ont la, au
moment du depart, des meres, des seurs,
des femmcs, des yeuves avant rheure,
reduites porter d'avance lie dcuil du-
ne affection vivante!
lie vaissean est parti. II fuit a travers
l'immehsite de I'autre cote du couchant,
le tfanc pIein de gemissemens ct de SAM
gots CONNIE un enfer flottant qui porte
la sentence dun monde un autre mon.
de ;et lorsqre Fe vaisseau aura plongd
soua 'horizon pour disparaitre jamais,
ne laissant derriere lui qu'une tratnec
d'ecume, avez>vous songe au'iI y aura un
jour autant de larmes que de gouttes
d'cau dams son sillage.
Avez>vous songe qua ce moment ST.
premc, des femmes, debout sur la greve,
Ieveront les bras au ciel pour jeter un
.dernier adieu Il un 6ternel absent, mort
desormais pour leur regard, ct que, cha
que aimee, quand reviendra le printemps,
eles baisseront leur voie de tristesse
pour ne pas voir le soleiI qui SQUIRT lei ct
qui tue peut.etre ailleurs? 81
Avezvous senti une compassion, une
seule, c'est assez, remuer en- vous cette
pensee? All! je benis alors la complica-
ton de la destinee humane qui entrafne
Pinnocent, par une mysterieuse solidari~
te. dams Ia peine du condamn6. Dieu Ia
voulu ainsi pour racheter sans doute Ia
peine du condamne par le nerite de
rinnocence.
Eth bien! vous, qui que vous soyez,
confident du pouvoir qui pouvez lui par
Ter cMur ouvert sans atre suspects,
dites-lui que la pitie est nationa1e, qu'el-
lie est franGaise, qu'elle est toujours
bienvenue CONNIE la voix de la patrie
qui redemande apres Ia tempete memo
tous ses enfans.
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IE PIONNlER De L'kSSOMPTlON.
PUZZLE PAR
EUGENE sUPERviELLE.
DIMANCHE, Is AvRIL 1862.
CONDITIONS un Doltrnat
ABONNEMENT :-L'abonnemen est paya

ABDVNEMENT announcement est paya
bic D'AvANCE.
POUR UN AN ::::::::::::: So 90
POUR SIX MOIs: -: -: -: 90
Tout abonne qu youdra suspendre son abon-
aement, devra prevenir, par ecrit les edteurs,
auinze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
trimestre.
ANNONCES:-Pourle les insertions, annonces
avis, ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les suivantes-
Par DIX LTGSEs, pour la 1ere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes 80: SO
On execute l'imprimere du PIoNNIER, Ell ce
ark prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou
wages typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs
FAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs: ETC, ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18
.UNE HIDALGA DE BOHEME.

CettehidaIga(je ne sais pas enormement
d'espagnol, mais hidalgo doit faire hidal
ga aa fsminin.) cette hidalga est nee en-
Boheme, je ne Plaisante pas, croyez-le
bien,.et porte lemon de Portugais ;c'est
probablement ce nom qui lui aura donne
.iisidee de s'hispaniser. Ellie singuIie-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18

HL'un des ecrivains les plus distin-
CUES ct les plus bril|ans de IL presse pa
risienne. M. Eugene Pelletan, a public
dams lie Steele Particle suivant, dams le-
quel il invoque Ia clemence en- favour
des proscrits, des transportes, des prison
nicrs
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VARIETIES.

UN uoMME ENFLAMste. Les prone
neurs du Pare, Bruxelles, ont etc der
Increment mis- en- emoi par un accident
assez singulier qui edt pu devenir regret
table autant quill etc peu serieux
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

I'M. E. Eude, Passage
N,1r-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No 35,
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION 90. MN Richard & Templet.
R1v1ERE-NEuvE. M. Firmin Dupessis.
iBEnvrLLE. NJ. ]. Breau.
BT-JAceuEs M. Auguste Theriot.
sr-IEAS fAPrIsTE, NJ Ed.,ora porrot
ST CiIARhEs -. e'.Ss'
posr-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bnliard.
THrBopAux {. =. M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoumA -. 4. M. F. Gagne.
SrE-AfARIr M Etienne Panisson.
AssoMrTIoN :. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BELLE RIvIERE nj. Pierre Therlot.
pA1scoURTvILLE, M. C.J L, lGanthier,
II Dams les paroisses on nous n'avons pas
uommc d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de Poste
de- vouloir Sc charger lie lsagence de notre feuile
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shall be rctrnibIe and returned the Clerk of ,he
Board OF County Commissioners ard Register of Deeds
OF said county OF Pembina; who shall canvass the po
books and give certificates of election in like manner
Is required Of such officer in other organized counties
SEC At the ne It annual election, the qualified eec-
tors OF Penbina nty shall elect all of the county aud
pseciact officers Tor said county that elected in OH,
oganized co nties who shall in all respects subject
20 'ns same duties, powers privileges and pay pro-
SiB. b. There shall also be elected as aforesaid MT the
neat annual election in and the said county of Pc n
ona Judge oil Probate, IN aud for said county, with the
iIic qualifications, and who shall exercise the same
powers conferred upon the Judge Probate of any other
organized county of this Territory.
SEC Court of Pr ,baie is hereby cstabshedin said
oon ~, and tia Governors hereby to appoint
Judge of Pro5ste for said Csur with the same power
which the Judge of Probate has in the county of Ram
sry, the said Judge appointed hold his Office until
successor elected at the general election said
county OF Penhna, and duly qualified according TO law
SEC L. Any acts or parts OF acts contrary the pro-
visions OF the foregoing act hereby repealed spd
this act shall take effect from and after its passage
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To Provide for the Collection of Ter
ritorial Taxes in Unorsanized Coun-
ties.
BE !, eaacted by the Legislative Assembly of
ahe 'riiory Of Minnesota
SIC. !. The Governor shall apport in each
OF the uaoxsaaized counties of the Territory, one
Or a,ore suitable persons, who shall be Assessors
and Collectors OF the Territorial taxes in said
counties.
SEC. 2. Each person appointed Assessor and
Collector Of taxes in the unorganized counties ac
cOfding 10 the provisions Of The first section Of
tbs Act. shall, before entering upon the duties Of
bis office, file with the Territorial Treasurer, a
bond with two good and sufficient SURG
ties, - Dc approved by the Territorial Treasurer,
B The penal suin Of two hundred dollars, coIdi-
toned inat he will faithfully perform the dates
of as olhee, and that he will pay over all the
moneys by him collected, hereinafter provi-
ded.
SEC. 8. 1t shall be the duty Of the Assessors
aad Collectors appointed under The provisions of
this ac;, to annually assess all property in their
respeci We counties subject TO taxation for Terri
goria purposes, in the manner that Assessors
nov required by law TO make assessments in Or
gained counties; and they shall levy and collect
fhe taxes. aud pay the amounts by them so col
isale4, INTO the Territorial Treasury, or before
the nsst day Of January ia each and every year
SEC 4. The Assessors and Collectors afore-
saii, shall annually transmit, on or before the
FIRST day Of January in each year, to the Terrific
rial Aadtor, certified statement of the amount
of property by them assessed, and the amount,
Of taxes collected thereon, and the amount Of
;ayes remaining unpaid.
SEC S. That so much Of any law now in
force contravenes the provisions Of this act is
repealed.
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a BILL
To punish Trcspassers on School Lands
in Minnesota Territory,

nc it enacted by the Legislative Assembly OF the Ter
rory of Minnesota
SECTION |. That any person who shall wilf.lly cut
Any standing or other timber any lands set Anart as
s.hooi lands, Tor the use either Of schools
ths University oil Minnesota not having acquired title
70 suCh Itnus, every such Otentln. shall
ueS'heu guilty oil misdeneaBof, and upon conviction
tneeoi shall be imprisoned the county Jail for Pc
riod OIL not less than three days, more than six
months or shall forfeit and pay fine OF not less than
twenty five, nor than five hundred dollars one half
OF the said fine 10 go the party painani rad the
oher nail TO the common school fund ;and Of the
neglect or refusal OF the person convicted pay the
hhe above specified he shall be- in addition the I'M
prisoient above imposed, confined III the Jail
or Territorial prison. day for every dollar thereof
ill said fine shall be discharged.
SEC 2. In all of convictio under this act if
there be no Ja! within the county where the Of
fence was committed, Tor which mas b. attached
Tor Judicial purposes II shall be competent court
before which such conviction had the
lender To the nearest jail in any other county, and il
hereby made the duty OF the keeper of such Jail
cei'e The prisoner committed, ind all respects
proceed with him il he had been committed by the
proper authorities u the county which such Jail
act; Proufdea, That the county which the oneace is
committed sha | pay the cost of his confinement.
SEC j. II shall be the duty of all Sheriff. Justices of
the Peace. County Commissioners Constahes and oil
School Trustees, TO all necessary ain in
Formation Of trespassers said school lands to give
such information to the proper authorities.
SEC !. The several District Courts and Justices of
the Peace shall have jurisdiction in all cases
arising under this act.
SEC. S. This shall take effect from and after its
passage
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EDW ARD MEAD.

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER.
81 Man, corner Of Pine street, st. Louis
now receiving, direct from Europe and Easter,
u manufacturers, a very large assof tinent of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
OF every description and price; jewelry of the latest
fashion; new and elegant goods;
SlLVER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE:
PocAet ana Table cutlery, raZors, strops &c;
NUS AL INSTRUMENTS
'ios guitars, carionets, flutes, aecordons violin and
guitar strings; also a large assortment of
CALIFORNIA GOODS,
double and single barrel guns, rifles and yagers Colts
anu Allen REVIEWERS castsec rifles and belt pistols g.
~ ana Ely waterproof percussion caps powder horns
o' Days goggles, spy glasses, pocket compasses, ink
stands, gold pocket scales, &c,
DAUGUERREOTYPE STOCK
large and complete assortment at all times hand
Inc above goods are well laid in, aud will be sold at
very low prices.
81 Louis, Feb. IL, 1852. ic-tf
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To organize Pembina county.

Be i enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Ire
rifogy "a Minnesota.
SECTION l. That the county Of Pembna is hereby de-
thd the county OF Benton for judicial purposes,&
sa organized with all the Of separat county
conferred upon any other Of the organized
cGuu-es Of Minnesota Territory.
src. 2 That his Exceilescy, the Governor, shall APP
point and commission suitable persons, being quail
hei OF the county ef Pembna 10 be Board Of
County Commissioners for said county of Pembina with
full power aud authority do and perform all the acts
a;d duties upon the Board of Couny Commits
any organized county Of this Territory, until
their shall be duly elected and qualfed and
tast The said Board of Commissioners shall have
pcser appoint their Clerk, any suitable person
Ssaom hey may designate, TO execute, fulh and per-
fern duties devovins by law upon the Register Of
Deeds and Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners
,f any organized county, who shall hold said Office until
hi. successor Is duly elected and qualified by law.
SEC. The said Board OF Commissioners shall meet
nj the house Of Norman w. kitson, in said county,
the second Monday in April d. 1882 AT 10 o'clock in
The forenoon, and having soNppontsd aforesaid,
Clerk Of The Board, shall proceed TO make out list of
th. Grand Jurors and Petit Jurors for the next term of
the District Court in said County and the said BOardor
norum hereof may also call special courts and do any
other act may done by other Board af Coun
sy Con issoncrs; and make all Necessary provisions for
holding Of District Court and for publishing
tees ol The election and for the establishment
election PRECINCTS and for the appointment of Judges of
Election, and all election returns in said county,
made gctanable the Clerk OF the Board Of County
Cpassinerz and Register Of Deeds If Bintcn county
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March ;, lS.
AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL d co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

AVE feel that apology is due 70 the Public and The
w Printer for not having advertised more. The
truth is, large Winter Stock well adapted
the market, that customers gave time write
until il reduced that it not
worth while.
We wish to say the Public that are about out
of Sugars; neighbors Rey 4 Farmer however have
good assortment. We have the other leading articles
family groceries yetand among other things Of
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25.
Few bbls Mess Beef do Vinegar, at IA per GAL
Ion; hb,s Moasses at 40 cts; Tobacco at 90 cts; Cof
fee at IL cts; IRON and STEEL, VISES mot those of
ntempernnce and extravaganza, but Wilknsons solid
box Plonshs at &C. Any articles have will be sold
Mt n small advance until the opening Of navga-
ton, when shall be hand with just what is
ed in the Grocery and Iron line.
ST. Paul, March II. 1852. 4s.d
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CHURCH BELLS.

ENHURCH, Factory, Steamboat and Locomotive Bells
constantly on hand and PEALs or CHIMES of Bells
(of any number order Improved castron Yokes
with movable arms attached To these Bells so that
they may be adjusted to ring easily and properly and
Springs ALSO which prevent the caper from resting on
the Bell; thereby prolongng its sound Hansings com
plete Qncluding Yoke Frame and WheeD furnished if
desired.
experience Of 30 years in this business by their late
father enabled him to ascertain the best form for Bells
the combination of metals aud degree OF heat requisite
for securing them the greatest solidty strength and
most melodous tones; which improvements, together
with his very extensive assortment of patterns
held by the subscribers who have grown up in the bust
ness, and who will every endeavor to sustain the
reputation which the establishment has heretofore en-
loved both this and foreign couniries the bells IRON
which have repeatedly received the highest awards of
the " V State Agricultural Society and American lnsti
tute; and at which completed Chimes and heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts Of the Union aud Canada
MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS will suU be
manufactured BY the subscribers Of Which they viii have
constantly hand, assortment of Transit 'nstrI-
ments Levels Surveyors Compasscs, (plain, nonious
and improved,) &c. Also Brass Composition Cast
ings of any size cast to order.
All communications promptly attended 10.
ANDREW MENEELI'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y, 1851
VDALNK AGREEMENTS, for the sale Of lots aud
ID lands for sale At trs f!oNRERoFFtCh-
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CHEAPER THAN EVER

VkNfE subscriber would respectfully announce The
citizens of 81. Paul, ana 1.-The rest of mankind" that
he has received aud selling the best stock OF goods
that can be found ia thcse diegns" certain, sGd VIII
continue TO sell cheaper, less profits than
this Territory, either wholesale retail for cash and
nothing shorter 1t consists ~ part 81 the following
DRT-GOODS:
large and very superior assortment of LADIES' Fine
Dscss Goods, such a. Prints, AlpaCas GEghans, De
LANES, Thibet Cashmores, French Nerinocs etc. Also
good assortment of shawls, wells, hoods soa gloves
Hosiery, Mantillas Iaces Edgngs, Bonnet and zap Rib
bOns, flowers, pins needles and combs Of great variety
Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting of over'oats dress aid ifoCk coats pants
vests, pea jackets under and overshiTis flannel
drawers, country made sOcks etc Also, extensive
stock Of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS.
of every variety and price, together with good assert
ment of Gents MorocoOs Calf Nip and Congress Boots
Cali Nip Gun-eas,ic, and Patent Leather shoes Boys
abundance. Also, good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth and plush caps for men, and
Clot and glazed caps boy fur silk and Buena Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply of
QUEENSW ARE AND GLASSWAR
Hardware and Cutlery Drugs and Medicines, Groceries
and Provisions, etc, cIc all Of which tand the half has
not been mentioned III be sold extremely low for cash.
going OF the trade IN spring. Please
examine stock before making our purchases, and
You will be well paid for yonr trouble, deter
mined to wage of determination gainst Sigh prices
Store Third street. between Roberts and o. hson
X. NJ. SPENCER.
81. Paul, November 1851.
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CARPENTERs, AND JOlNERs, TOOLS.

Bench and moulding Planes, Socket Il trimer chisels
Hand, panel aad rip SAWS, Gourrs rules a suuares
Coihi'ss, 'ehoh IL webb 40 Cuages and Devils,
adIes, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Ausefs, braces and hits, Wood& iron bench screws
Chalk lines. snGnIS. eI etc
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10 provide for the establishment OF Election Precincts
in unorgaiized Counties
Bet enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Ter
Iitory Of Minnesota:
SECTioN l. INIT whenever any number of votes
less than ten residing unorganized or partially or
ganizod County, and not within twenty miles OF cleo
ton precinct, shall petition the Governor establish
new precinct shall be the duty Of the Governor and
he is hereby authorized, TO lay and estahlis
election precincts in the unorganized Counties the
manner that County Commissioners required by
law I" do the same at such place places the peti
TONERS may require.
sGC g The Governor shall, within six weeks Of every
general and three weeks Of every special election, pub
lisn in some newspaper printed in the Territory list Of
all The election precincts by him established and the
places where the election, TO be held.
sec 3. All elections held at such precincts shall be
concluded and returns made as is provided BY law
for such precincts heretofore established by the Gov
ernOr in unorganized Counties Of The Mississippi
river.
}. ID. LUDDEN,
Speaker of the House Representatives.
WIN. HENRY FORBES.
President Of the Council.
Approved, March first thousand eight hundred
and fly-twO.
ALIEN. RAMSEY.
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JOHN MORGAN.

gus leave to say TO strangers visiting Min
- nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made ms arrangements complete for the ac-
commodaiion of the public, and being situated
III inc midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed purity---he hopes to
sec company from abroad, as well rs from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate v2lo
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j, III. STEVENS & 90,
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
A PPLIChTlON will be made for letters of admin.

a PPLIChflON will be made for letters of admins
IA traticD the estate of of John > OF Ramsey
county, late deceased Saturday the 9Th of March
instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. M to the Probate Court of
RAMSEY county Minnesota Territory, when the same
will be heard and decided upon. In the meantime the
Court appoints Thomas Z. Reed, ESD, special admins
traitor To take charge Of said estate, bonds having been
given and approved by tie Court.
HENRY A. LAMBERT.
Judge of Probate.
ST. Paul, March ;, 1852. I7-it
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st. Paul, March ), 1852.
NOTICE,


VH\E Heirs OF John Steam, late Of ST Paul. Minnesota
Territory, deceased who TO The Territory last
summer and located quarter section OF land i'll Ram
sey county, whsre he living at the time Of hi. death
will take notice of his descease and that his estate is
in the course of admins raion before the Probate
Court of Ramsey countyThe said Joh .sieaagappears
To be Ensishnan about so SO ycas ufage been
in the u. 3 service in the Mexican wars and obi aimed n
land warrant Tor such service with which he located his
land-hc was a man of COED habits.
HENRY A. LAMBERT.
Judge Of Probate.
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FRANCIS e. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission House.
SAINT PAUL. MTNNFSOTI Trp

HAVING received an Auctionecr,s Com M ission from
- tne Cove rnor Of Minnesota Territory the undcr-
signed mas opened an Auction and Commission House
W lhio-street, near Jackson, where he will sell on
commission Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture and nil
Kinds oil merchandise and produce lie Believes thar N.
Superior advantages sf ST Paul. a market will be SUI
hcieht inducenent f. business men and manufacturers
at distance To send their goods etc to be sold on CON-
mission at private salc AUCTION His cLarres are
moderate. s' arc
n b. Particular attention paid TO the buyips and sell,
ing OF real estate in about SAINT Paul ST Antho,v mr.
"''i"a'er. F. Z. COLLINS.
References.
GOV ALEX. RAMSEY, 81 Paul, w SIMPSON, st Paul.
non IL II SIBLEy, Mendoza, u I. Fuller
non OLNsTED, Benton co. II RICE
ZION GooDRiCB, saint Paul, STEELE Fort Snelina
I'm /" Torres, HoLcOABE, saltwater,
"Ms.f, Hon MIEAN, Cincinnati
" rARbiNGTON, IRWIN, Esq
CieaLEs II JAMES, Cor JAMES IRWIN, :"
W BoaUr, Cam l,con Srp.rx,
2 'Io Nloon, 'r 20. HENRY COLLINS,
nLfEtT BROS W + THORN
NJ D. moL sEAD BECKER, PCHoUrEAu, Jr, 81 Lorf,
Sr. PAUL, October Z, ISL 3aav
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

He.HH RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
IssrT Hotse, Lowell, Mass, having a lease of the
large hotel at the upper end OF ST. Paul, with
every ihIng IN roper order for the convenience of tray
eiers boaIdcrs or families desiring furnsrd
respectfully invites his friends and the puic 10 give
MN call, believing that he can do as much for their
comfort as can be expected "a country not Yet
with regular markets 44y
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

M name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is on
Jackson street, az the lower end Of Sam. Paul To
ihd H. Hoa keep straight up from the steamboat landing
10 The sign OF Triangle, at The north end of the bridge
My house Is large md for prompt payment every week
intend To furnish good fare the very lowest price
LOT NOFFET.
ST. Paul, May %, ISL 5-ly.