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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
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General
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fDntnt!
Ser rGdS0 Saroee
1T aber f6pn ba!
cyo er 1T nod bdl
O6f0pil IS Die6 CT
Gel fDrtaespden!
Die ppDlftile SfcnfGDmtsSeres
In Qlllentann.
tet t0ffget0gen. .

Ste WpDlTeglc STeHTSyHIIeyEEes
in Qlllentaltn.
llnterseidneter wOtIts feline Sablreidet1
Sreunoe uno &unosn tarauf aufmsrffant
MAIDEN, to6 er cie Sfenfbmeberei nod inns
mrr an Ieinsm ottsn Stonbplase in Der
Uuen StraBs, n6rbtitb pom Steref, uno ei.
nigc Sbhren OberbaIb @roi9'5 StObr, fort
betrCibt unb 5:por aus9eoebntcr oIs ie, uno
ooB er Qesenmiri9 cine bsrrlids QuspabG
5ptsz trno IoDlen Seitn
uuf 6onb bat. Sn or 3bot cine ft6nere.
bsIItre uno mpblfeisrs Qu5wabl Sffen iif
nod ME in Quentaun gum Scrfauf an9e.
boten poreen. 5isie Morte weroen abet
oft oebrautbt, unb menn man bic Sabs un,
terfucbt 70 in e5 mandmaI' nur ucin 9rC6
gefriIb uno wenio QBOus." Ser Burger
abcr faQt 6ub Iitbcr bic @obrbeit -uno ,pet
IS niht 9taubt, Ser rufe an uno tber3suse
Gb fdbIf, ta5 Qnfhaun fOittt 9eraoe
,pos es iroeno mo font fofst, ouBer man
aebt in5 ,,S6cb"- ndmIib R d ts. 4bet
wsr taufen mid Der muB crum nidat eenfeH
oa6 er cbne qsfouit miecer mrqtommt, etnn
ale gsfdma6e fam er nit rensr berrliher
QuSmobl bCfriebioen, uno wUbfelIer fann
man nirQeno5 fduffn-uD0 man mus eob
,uosben CaB Elm Scoer Qtt auf feline si9snen
SntercITen bat - uno wer ba5 BAT, btfubs
F6er cen Burger sbs er IcnitmO fault.
Sfcnrcbr m1o 9rDmnteln
BAT er aud cine 9roGe Qusmobt ouf 5ano
-nathrIitb otles 9anS biNig.
Sin NGortsmtnt Sltt1tvaaref.
Sin fetr fd6ne5 unO baurbufteS Q6Orte.
msnt Bctbmaaren - allies mas in oieftn
Sad ocwuuItbt niro, fnbet man ebenfatIs
bsi ibm, uno oaSunoto 70 biui9-ia bi0ig =
tenn bsi ibm fuest man gar nibt5, 6aS
nitbt mCbffsil 1T.
SaCDritttttit (oStr GGn0eln)
uHfertj0t uno bsfsitist er auf bic pausrbafr
tsfs Grt, auf Die furbefe UnJci9e uao Su ben
biai9fGn preifsn.
.& Sur ofte5 @u6, 8upfer, 3inn unb
WcINn9 btbabIt sr bic b6bfsn Worftpreife
i'm Nu5tauftb fiji. 8oorsn obsr baar @sto;
Grit oanfbor fir bisDsr 9tno1sre 8unb.
f6oft - uno ftin Seffrebsn fol- immTbi1
fein, Seosu Su befrisoi9tn btr Don ibnr
fault uno msbr fanu bod Nsmano tbun-
40 8i5ts tDun Sis5 nt3t, unb ftnntsn sS
Gb nibt tbun, fslbff wenn is MOLTEN.
.Stepben 8urget.
Iusntaun, 500. q. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
9Sillian q. SrOpn's
Ge9eni6irm itnD Dorafol
N0aslafnftlar,
SO. SO 9Otarft< Stra6G
SSbiIoSciobid.

Bum Srubjabrs- -Sertauf bat 9S. Il. o.
elm QIIortement pon Yara oil s auf
.Sanc, welbes an Sd6nbeit os5 StpIS uno
Sertiefeit nitbt hbertrOfsn pirc, uno eren
tauerbafte Serfertisun9 miro warranttrt.
Sein Stcd Ge9enItirme III INNER 9rcb
uno vcuftdnoie, pcn ben woblfeiIifen Got
ton big Su ben feiniien 9in9bams, fammt
einsm aussefudtcn SOrr@b Don fsinsn fet
benen u m breIlas.
Seine Srcunte unb SdnbIer bcIicbcn an
surufen = iolbe 8ortbeile peroen ctTerirt
Die fat Seben gum &aufen uerIeltsn.
Sebruor 26, 1852. nq3Wl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Bureaus SnC0Gictt
9a0iterre0it> Simmer.

Ter llnttrStibntts wdniht bEn Darcn unr etrrer
prn 2msntoun uno llmeS9snc Obun9errII ete Anjsl9c
III motbtn, rab CT lcebcn lstns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
9leucr NanDp(s . 0pf

auf bcr SiibSn StitS bcr ettbaCr 9rdS uno cbnptit
6cd uup Sd0cr6 9Rtbs crSfuCt botm, olIruc s Ciucu
9rcFcn @crrab uno pcCitGnri9c Nusrpabl olIt 2rCts
ter uno 8oubct bCtanoi9 gum 8crtauf ouf 6ono batf
ten ucroSu uuo Suar on btrot9CEetcn prccn. Sbr
ieBi0cr Stcd 1T Gin DEFENDERS rrrtrcbCr, Der nitbt
tjt Su ttcrtrctu II uno untcr anNCrm aus fcI9cncsn
II Lrl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Sas 9rcfe uno ippDlfcile
G0btnetlpdarelt>Ga9er
Won
@rpnfc S SdIItct,


in tr 6omjltcritrofr, rbrbot6 Der SNbfCcpS 6otlS,
IbrGl 9c9tnUtsr Gem Suhltcbr oGS Yotrlcttn.
rnteridhrietere, mrltte e untcr cbi9er Sirma
in @cfh iftsuerbincun eetreteu Ino, MAIDEN
bierSurb ccm pubIifum bsfdnut, oo6 lie
in ibrem ob9en @aarcnIa9er brltinci9 ouf
Sano baltcn uno auf Sefeuun9 petfcrti9en,
Gdbincttpaartn fcScr 0rt
uno in erc6cr QuSwabl, bic in gertff Der
Sdonbcit, Der 8illi9feit unb Der 9ute Don
fcinen ancern in bicfsr Stabt uberttOfcn
weoen -inosm lie ale unter ibrer perf6nIt.
den Uufiitt aematbt mercen uno Iie oaber
fur oieIelbcn bur9en f6nusu. - Sbr ieetger
Stod, cen Iie INNER msbr per9r1bern, be
itebt aus allen Qrten
SofdS, Secretirs, Bureaus, @ororcbes,
S6aufddubIe, SeSf5, Shdsrihrdnfe,
@aro, Qier, Sice, Ginning uno Sreaffali
Slide, otIe Qrten SettIabsn, uno aQcS
mas IOnf in itr Sab eeb6rt.
SieieniQca, Die oaS SausbaIten ;u Begin
nen scocnfsn, uno Qnoere, tbun pobI wenn
ife onrufeu cbe iie fUnfpO faufsn-unb bas
Sefsben fCaet ia audi nidts.
"&eparatursu isorr Qrt werotn BON
ibnen perrittrt-uno ba iie piinftid in ibrer
8eoienune bui9 in ibrcn Nreieu nno CUTE
Qrbrit MAIDEN wetcrn, 70 bcffen fie auf Sabl
reiteu 3ufpru6, wCfur iis lb ieeCrJeit febr
eantbar erweifen mCtben.
81. aIf. SrcuIe,
&nnl Saiiiet.sH
Quentaun, Dec. a. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Scrldn9t ipcrScn:

500 8atbsb6utc, ,pcfir mir Gts per 9fc bciabI'n'
500 6iph6ute, cts.
500 8db, uuO SdEnbSutc, 5 Cts. "
1000 93uIbd paftr an ben bSbittn aHcntaunrr gr'i:
fen.
sSeibner nnb Sreirt9.
Srsrlerstaun, St6. IL, 1852 na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11

G3eGroutt GCbouftu, 9Njit0OtGln, Sicte, NHt
Gjruthodsn 6Gbs uuo IootfttrttttCn 8ruttCtttn, re
tlritrdn0t, SOdmcBer, ShtCNL gfrccttrlten, Drum
a1er, Suftttn uno oufnG0tl H. No., olIts pcbIfl fl
Bear 8Gp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Sebruar s..
NcIocr SSn1abOGs SOf
ouf Ser Sftfeite Der 2ebn Srils
d. III SN0npper G0unftbLp.

Die llutcrlitbuttcn tsbirncr ftb ricrr C5ctt0lnte
ibrcn SrSunocn uno cntm 9Icbrttn guttjtum i'm 2,0
atncinGn. bic NniSiAe IL mnthGn. hoB lie Gin
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of the property attached, that the defend
ant will not be damaged to that amount,
it is not necessary to require SO large an
indemnity.
have no doubt of the power of the
court to order the security to be increased,
see VOORHEES, Pr. lS9 and cases there
cited. Justice requires its exercise, and
the object and intent Of the statute would
De evaded without it. An attachment
may be set aside as well where the spirit
OF the law has not been complied with,
as where its letter has been violated.
In this case let the plaintiff file an un-
dertakiDg with sufficient surety to the
defendant, in the sum of three thousand
dollars, to the effect required by the Re-
vised Statutes page 346, Sec. 1877, and
in default of his doing so within twenty
days, let the attachment and all proceed
ings under it be set aside, on the defend
ants filing with the clerk proof of such
default.
J. FULLER.
NORTH and BABcocK s. W1Lk1ssoS,
for plaintiff:
HoLL1ssHEAD and NELSON, for delen-
dant.
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CALIFORNIA NFWS,
New York, Dec. &c

NEW 1ORk, Dcc. 20.
Immense discoveries Of gold have been
made in Bear Valley. The papers are
filled with details. The gold is exceed
ngly fine, being found in minute rounded
points, finer even than the sand ITSELF
Shafts have been sunk TWENTY-FIVE feet,
and the deeper the sand the greater the
yield. One party in four days took
$22O,OOO.
The place where the next Lcgisla turc
shall meet causes much discussion. The
Governor has removed the seat q Gov
ernment to San Jose, on the ground that
the law has not yet been complied with
by Gen. Vallejo: but those who construe
the law for themselves, still regard Vale
10 as the capital.
The people of San Francisco are PLAN
ning railroad to the Atlantic States.
The Vigilance Committee of Sonora
are very active again, in consequence of
horrld murders in the Northern mines,
The Wing State Committee. on the
2o!h OF November, recommended State
Convention on the Dist Of February, to
elect delegates TO the Wing National Con-
vention.
A lump of gold, weighing 60 ounces,
had been taken out of the woods in the
Southern dlggings. The miners average
from SIX to eight ounces per day.
The Revenue Gutter, Capt. Otlinger,
was wrecked between Montgomery and
San Francisco. No lives lost. 1t is I'M
derstood that no effort will be made to
save her hull.
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WASH1NGroS, Jan. 2,

HousE.-Colcock, Felch and Marshall
appointed Regents of the Smithsonian
Institute.
House went into Committee of the
Whole 10 appoint committee to receive
kossuth.
Amendment pending from Wednesday
was that said committee be instructed TO
inform kossuth that the government will
not look with indifference upon Russian
or other foreign Intervention, against Hun
gary In any struggle for freedom she may
hereafter have against the despotic power
Of Austria.
Yates wished to withdraw it.
Stevens, OF Georgia, objected-he wish
ed to see how many would vote for it
Amendment rejected-ayes 20, nays l3l
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NOTICE TO PRE-E.NPTORS.
Office.

Territory of Minnesota, ESTATE OF JOHN P.
County OF Ramsey PARSONS, deceased.
TIE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
Henry A. Lambert, Probate Judge of said county,
missioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
dem and against the estate of John p Parsons, the
St. Paul, deceased and to appoint convenient
and places for that purpose; and six months
the 10Th December Instant being the time limited
presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given that viii meet the ofce Of
Perse and Murray, i'll St. Paul, the Sd Monday Of jan
uary the 18th day of June next the purpose
appointment. persons having claims against said
are requested to present. them for adjustment.
l.. NJ. FORD, commissioners.
a. II. LAVENDER,
Dec. 10, lS51.-l3l.
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Estate Of James T.. Kelley
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,

CU-d
I'VE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Henry
w A. LAMBERT Judge Of Probate for the county of RAM
and Territory of Minnesota commissioners TO
ceive, examine and adjust all caimes and demands of all
persons the estate of James f. Reey lae Of the
Saint Paul, in said county deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
months from the 5h day December, 1851, being allowed
v said court for that purpose. We do therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend TO the business OF our said
appointment, at the office CT Babcock and wilkinson, on
the first Monday February and June 1852 from A.
NJ. until p. NJ. each of said days.
Dated Saint Paul, December 9th, 1901.
s shsns = p: sp FOLSOM, Commissioners.
ST. Paul, Dec. 6, 1851.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.

"AS built and fitted up Shaving Sa-
IL loon, on 81 street, next door west Of
the new Post Office in Saint Paul, up to the
increasing luxury, style and elegance OF
the growing metropolis of Minnesota,
where he will be happy to serve citizens
and strangers in St. Paul, in every branch
Of his business, according to the best OF bis
ability.
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Lumber for Sale

THE undersigned wishes to inform the
l. citizens of st. Paul and its vicinity
that he is opening Lumber Yard, near
the Single Factory, on Jackson and Sew
enth streets, and is prepared to fill orders
for all kinds Of Lumber of any description,
Laths or Shingles.
Terms easy. Ono half up, and the BAL
ance on the delivery Of the Lumber.
J. w. BASS, Agent for
St. anthony Mill Co.
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JOHN SNOW
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
M i the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Hen
w A. Lambert, Judge Probate, the county VI
Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota commissioners TO re-
ceve examine and adjust claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate John Snow late of the town
Saint Paul, in said county deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from day Of December, 1851 being allowed said
court purpose; We therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend the business of appointment
at the Office OF Babcock and Wilkinson, first
day of February and June, 1852 from A. M, until
p, NJ. on each of said days.
Dated Saint Paul, December 9th, 1891.
s siaGoS \ p sP Poassox, Commissioners.
Dec. G, 1851.
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THE undersigned having purchased tho
Il interest of his brother, in the concern
of II. w. TRACY & CO., will still contin-
tie business at his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy to see his
friends and the public generally. He will
give his entire attention exclusively to
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar
ticles in his line.
N. B. Books LAID asi e 49, Terms CASH.
CHARLESF. TRACY.
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We have not the slightest Doubt that the removal from
the Marsha!'s office shortened Mr.. TILDEN's lie. His
constitution Lad suffered for years by pulmonary az
lection; and the constant preyng thought of this
circumstance upon his sensitive mind added food to the
devoung wor His cough for several weeks before he
was compelled to lie down upon his deth-bed truly
alarming and his system, entirely Frustrated, the
pestroyer's work proceeded with fearful rapidty One
week, almost to the hour, from the time we parted
with him on the street, some distance from his dwelling
we beheld all that remained Of him on earth stened
corpse, in that desolate, widowed, faherless home!
1t is needless for say, that all the sympathy-a
the kind and tender wshes-tha human hearts are
oie OF extending, go forth from every in this
hiuty, towards the bereaved widow AMI orphans
deceased friend. May that good God, who ''tempers
wind to the shon lamb,' enable them bear up under
TINS severcst of trials and guide and over them
the end Of their Journey through world Of cares!
J. n.
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NEW GOODS.
Dissolution


!NllL Copartnership heretofore existing
l. between the undersigned is this daY
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith 10 Charles
F. Tracy, who is authorized to receipt for
the same. Al accounts and notes not set
tied on or before September, will be placed
in the hands OF an attorney for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
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At special meeting of ST. Paul Lodge No, @ L. O. Of
o. F., held at the Lodge Room 18th January 1857
the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased All-Wisc Prov violence,
suddenly to remove from by hand death,
our esteemed and beloved brother, HENRY H. TILDES,
VINO was endeared to by the strong D.,
love and truth, well those other much esteem
qualities of mind and heart which rendered him u vaIua-
Die meulher Of society; therefore,
RESOLVED, That in this aiicng dspensaton, the In
dependent Order Odd Fellows have worthy menu
Der, and the community useful citizen.
RESOLVED, That tender to the widow and relatives
OF The deceased, sincere confidence for the
whelm!nS bereavement visited upon them in the loss
kind husband and indulgent father may as
snred though they have been deprived greatest
stay AMI support and kndest friend, they can still
lean with confidence upon the Order, friend
-RESoLDED, That the members this Lodge ear the
usual badge Ut mourning for the space of thirty DAYS,
RESOLVED, That copy of the foregoing preamble ana.
resolutions, be forwarded 10 the family deceased,
and published in city papers.
JOHN HARRINGTON, Sec'y.
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MARRIED.,

At ST. Paul, on the 20fh nS by Orlando Simons ESQ.
Mr.. ARTHUR STEPHEN TO Miss MARIA JANE PADEN
al Of ST. Paul.
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ELFELT Il BROTHERS.

~ i'h'eo their storeroom with taste and elegance,
ana nave now one Of the finest business establish
their friends and customers, rF' "
ihey have Just received from New York and Phadsl-
ph1a large assortment of fancy and sanI drv goods
also, embracing all descriptions Of building
teras. They call particular attention 10 their STOCK ~
glass and queensware and also their suppv Of FANCY
groceries, such as preserves of cages grapes piua
apple, peaches, &C., French primes, olive OIL farnia
champagne, port and ginger Wines liquors of The
best quality absienshe lemon syrups and bay water
W Correlps congress lemonade compound-a spleu
did article, only 25 cents per package.
II The essence Of coffee, package OF which, Cost.
Ing but 10 CENTS Is equsi to four pounds Of store coffee
ketchups, pepper sauce, mustard. ground pepper,
alspice. cloves, saieras-all done up packages ex
pressy for family
superb article Of horse raddish, Pit up in botss
IL Elicit Brothers desire that this community shall
distinctly understand, that they have firmly resolved "a
DO business hereafter the 1t Is thciI
determination TO sell their goods cheap for ready pay
IL f. b. are authorized agents for Jaync's and
Swayne's celebrated patent medicines.
-. Our new goods shortly expected, when Q full
catalogue will appear.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

MIR. BURBANK will leave St. Paul for Galena, as
Messenger, every other Monday, commencing the 26th
The company have made ARRANGEMENTS with McSsrs.
Corwith, OF Gaena, by which persons wishing remit
money to England, Ireland or Germany, be accom-
modatcd
January, 1852. BURBANK, FAWCETTE 4 co.
Pioneer and Democrat, please COPY.
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NUTMEGS and Spices, Cinnamon, &C.,
~ for sale by CT
w. III. FOR BES

TrAS by far best stock Of GOODS including almost
every thing inquired for that he has ever ohered IN
g. paul For trife, will insure customers, who
come in against all bodily harm from the "F9r CON-
pany." WV "
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Notice,
NOt1cI
Territory of Minnesota, 90.
County of Ramsey.

To Frederick Ely:
You are hereby notified that writ Of attachment has
issued against you, and property attached to
satisfy the demand Of Vetal Guern amounting to nine
teen dollars and int. Now unless shall appear before
B. Lott Justice Of the Peece In and for said county,
day of January. A. d. 1852, 10 clock in
forenoon, Judgment will be rendered against you and
your property sold to the debt. Dated this 2Sth, day
of December 4. d. 1861. VETAL GUERlN,
me Plaintiff.
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~ DOZ. cans Fresh Oysters, just re-
~ ceived and for sale by c. Fl
e DOZ. best Kentucky Mustard on hand,
- for sale by CIT
DEACH and Plum Jam, pat up in cans,
L for families, for sale by CIT
lNFALLIBLE Yeast Powders. warran.
1 ted; for sale by CIT
EINE Salt, in small sacks for family
l. use, for sale by CT Z
A N assortment Of .Catsups and Sauces,
N for sale by CIT
\ DOZ. old sutton Cognac vintage Of
- 1881, for salevby CIT
X DOZ. Madeira and Sherry, fine ar.i-
- Gle, for sale by c.. FIT.
IN DOZ. old Rye Whisky, warranted
~ to be as good as ever was made, for
sale by CIT.
= DOZ old Oporto Port, expressly for in
~ valids, warranted = pure article: for
sale by CIT
= BASKETS l-2 pins Champagne, for
- sale by CIT
A FINE assortment; of Teas, by
A GOOD assortment of Pickles, 70. sale
IA by CIT
q DOZ canisters of sporting Powder, for
- sale by CIT
4 CASES best Missouri sweet leaf
It Chewing Tobacco, for sale by
CIT
= DOZ Brooms, for sale by
NJ o. Sugar, Clarified do, aud Powder.
IN. ed do. for sale by CIT
PEST Rio Coffee, for sale by
Ok BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky,
cC do Pale Cognac Brandy,
IA cask superior Brandy,
2 bbls each of Port, Sherry and Ma
deira Wines, in store and for sale by
CIT
WILL take all the products of the
L country in payment for goods At fair
prices. CIT
WANTED
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. CIT.
X. MACKENZIE,
IMPORTER OF WINES AND LIQUORS
Pine, East of Second Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED in store and offers
IL sale-'ppes Cogniac brandy, vintage of
of veiy superior quality and favor:
20 bbls Of old Bourbon whiskey,
do do very fine copper stiied do
Is do do rey do, superior, mani
20 baskets Hcidsieck champagne, quarts;
- do do do pin,s;
20 do Geisiee do quarts;
II do Perier do quarts;
10 DO Imperial do pintss
10 do genuine Gordon Bleu do, quarts;
do do DO do,pints;
Is cases superior sparkling hook;
pipes Medcr Swan Holland gin;
OIard, Dupuy Brandy, of the sintages Of 1860
lSi9, in half, quartce and eighth pipes
Cliict Wines of various grades and prices, in
wood and glass.
Port, Sherry; Madeira ard Tenerffe Wines, in
hal pipes and quarter casks.
Is ceses superior spanish Liqrorice Paste,
81. Louis, Sep,1.
Lumber for Sale.
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CAUTION.

IL Persons hereby cautioned against purchasing
y note given by me to j. w. Babcock, sometime last
spring, for the iy-ive dollars, the was
paid at maturity. 40 b. W. BRC\
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ORDER, In Distrie
Vetal Guerin, Comp.
VS.,
Chas. K. Smith, Def.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

On reading of officer to the subpoena In the aoo.e
entitled cause together with the affidavit of Henry A.
Lambert solicitor for the above compainant oy wncn u
appears to my satisfaction that the defendant Ches
Smith, Is out Of the Territory OF Minnesota, anu oe
found therein app Jared in said SUIT: There-
fore, let the said defendant, Charles A. Sn appear
plead answer demur to the COMPARTMENTS niii hieo III
the above cause by the rst day OF April next from, ana
ensuing OF this order, and let THIS orer De pub
lisbed in the Minnesoan, newspaper printed in the
town Of ST. Paul. in said Territory, for six weeks success
ively, at least once in each week.
st. Paul, Dec. %, 1851. JEROME FULLER,
Ii. A, Lambert, Sol. for Con.plt. Chief Justice.
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Benz: F. Hoyt, Judge Of Election, Sept. 2, $780, 90
Eli F. Lewis, Clerk 4" 200
Dr. Rich medical services, Duncan Moray, pauper 10 O5
Lot Moifet, board and attendance OH do 10 90
Dr. Rich, medicine, &c., P. Hull, 80
Jerry Tbbets, horse hire, Duncan Mercy, 200
L. BWait, Clerk of Election Sept and Nov. d. 80, 90
H. Jackson, Judge of g Nov. A. and Dec. 80, 90
P. K Johnson, 4" &C 90
Curtis Bellows, Judge of Election, Dec. &c. 80, 200
B. w. Brunson witnesses grand Juror Apr. l O6
A. r. FRENCH Const. fees Dist. Court Sept. g s O5
witnesses, Grand Juror 50 56
w. G. LeDuc, dockes furnished Cl'k Dist Court, so
Abram Lambert Judge of Election, Sept. 2 1850, 2 90
Matthew Croft, Clerk Election Dec. 80, 200
J.W, Simpson, per centage on S., 1913 81, reed and
paid as Treas. Co., 60 90
David Day, Clk BID Co. CONS. per bill filed, 25 90
R. P. RUSSELL days service and mileage Comm'r II 40
A. R. French, Const. fees, inquest dead child at
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u. s. Mill LINE!

Via Nltwater, WiAowrirer: Chippewa
Rirer, Black Rirer, La Crosse, &c.
Through in less than Five Days, and no Night
Travel!
Leaves Saint Paul every Monday and Thursday morning.
aud returning, arrives on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Leaves Prairie di Chen Tuesdays and Fridays. Fare
reasonable, and the best OF accommodations provided
Extensive Livery Stable at old stand, corner of
Fourth and Roberts Streets prepared accommodate the
public in all its branches. We good and
coaches ON the above roItes and will run the best
Covered stage sleiShs during the winter.
IL OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH.
January "a lov