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SINGLE Double Barrel FovlinG-pieces, &c.
- The happy inform his and the public
arrivals from England he has received,
opening Of the largest and most complete asort
Lamnated STEEL and low priced
English single and double barrel offered for sale in the
District.
guns subscribers importation, and
manufacturers England
getting good article Al mode
price.
Likewise opened splendid assortment Of cunning appaa-
consisting safety aud other powder TASKS shot pouches
and bags liquor asks paten metallic and other wads
washing rods and cleaners wrenchee srewdvers gun
Walkers Ey's and Coxs caps Ey's wire cartridges tni
gun locks by the
rods calls and amrod heads-and IN fa nearly
every article belonging 10 the gun. $500
requested the old established stand, on
Pennsy yIvana avenue Sixth street.
Sep is-aaw6wf JOHN w. BADEN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by the un-
until the AID day OF November next ~ O'Clock for
the Presidents
House.
be made Tor doing the work by tho cubic
be measured bank before lining The
Of haul from the bank the place odeposiis about
yards.
complete contemplated i'm
l2 900 cubic but should
required, bind himself deliver
quantity wanted e price the hrs The whos
TO be completed by the lat day of April next
wsi. u. BRACKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement ef the public grounds.
25-2awr22koy
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.on and ailer
G{ the LIST day Of October ner the mail boat w Leave
SRk berth for the south quarter past . O'CLOCK IN
" Sen, 40 yy,wsw GEO MATTINGLY, Agent
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n ], krEER's NEW GOODS.-P. j. STEER, merchant
tailor has received elegant and eompes stock o. new
nd examine them He hatef
himself fall his customers is
allowed himself more une and
take greater pains usual In laying in hts stock
viii be low, and all work will be done In e Vey best
sent - w.yf
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RIO THE LADIEs.-we are very HI

no THE LADIES.-We happy TO inform the ladies
that the building below Of 7t Is about
being completed and rid the lum
Der and rubbish which has been nuisance all passes
for the four MONTHS
good goods will find greatly their call
fore making their purchases. We
the ofgoods country keep
general stock OF housekeeping and ds. goods prepared 70
offer goods the lowest prices our stock NJ
dress goods comprises Desirable and
hesitation thn OF printed
moussones cashmeres ofvery fine quality
pcad in price by any District We supe-
Gus widths aud qualities which will offer cheap for the
punetun mazarne blue Pot de Sole and
fact almost MI the desirable color OF plain sks
We have lavender piece cherry
color and piece Of pumpkin color Pou de Sole for evening
drvssss and vests.
In addition the above, have full supply Of cassimcres,
tweeds casneis and cheap cloths suitable for boys
splendid stock Of fbankei Of description which will Of
fer ut very low prices.
We respectfully solicit, call from all search Of good goods and
deal fairly with all Who favor with their
Oct es-TuThS sat2wif WIN. sHUsTER co
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GENERAL LAND orrtoF, October IA, 1854
nrurpos having this office on the
nbec In, decided, full consideration, TO recognise
when executed before two witnesses
public In all cases howevef 70
by certificate under SEAL IRON he proper
of time OF taking such
and of the genuineness Of his signature
~. al tbe March regarded
as sol amended, 'ohs WlssvN,
t6-3awfw somm,ss"''f
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THE Los, sen.ss-Dsarnsss and Kindness, by Dr.
great from one Of the mos, learned
accomplished writers Of the revealing the mysteries OF h
have been deprived Of the Of
Dr. Ki,,o na. passed life rres, activity scholar
ns ,'ss S ~s .as aSy ny sa
condition Of blind gs%s. Mitchell. LsuIs ,s pnss.%sn
phenomenon presented Of hei, @eo. uaie,nsn
Krrros D.nr .rrorsaorains seuest vols
~ Vol. J. An,edluv,an. and Pa,riareh'
l. solomon and the Kings.
Vel. j. Job and the Poetcal Books.
,. The Lite and Death Of our Lord.
The ss% as1e 'Ts ShGLkSfFysE III klF GsP,sn bookstore
Sep Ii-f 7u doors above Odd relows' Han.
MISS $. uoGAN's EngIi-h aud French Boardlng .na
house sas, q The alley, street a,h ssd ian
applications be made Miss Hogan mo Rev.
provided q, ne convenience Of pgr pup
homes The ladies' who avail ihemseyes Of na &c
tendance, unaffected BY he changes in ,hc weather.
re, &C. direc, application TO The principal re-
qucsted.
VIM Tso. Csrroil, esq Mr. Justice Wayne, Sup. Court.
c.pt O. wilsesU,s;N Francis N's.osh esq
Hon. Hamilton Fish, q. s 8. Jno II MetcaIss,M D,Ny.
should have been mentioned in the eircua .si for
as soups 's' me services ssso %o
be procured.
Oct I3-~dn
NEW BoosSsThe Mystery solved Ireland. Mserss, r,a
IN the by Rev. Edward Marcus Din
d. missionary agent the Irish Presbyterian church 20 cents
Jamie Gordon or, the Orphan Illustrated 70 cents
shades Character he Infant Pilgrims BY Anne Ws'drohe'
2 vols 81 90 IT
Near Home or Countries Europe Described, with Anec
does and u-os by the author Of peep OF Day.
/ &C. rs
Far OF; a and Australia Described by the author "Lns
upon Line" sc. rs
Holiday Iousea Of Tales Illustrated by Miss Cn,harns
| Sinclair. rs
olive Leaves; by ". sigourney. Illustrated IS
| The Lost Senses by Dr. Rlfto. rs cents.
Desd-a Series Of Home Trhs ny Rev j. O. Ryle
1 rs /.
/ For sale by GRAY A BkILANTYNE,
Seventh street, doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
AND warrants vsns~d-The highest market prices paid
/ Ii 70, warrants. HAMILTON O. FAINT,
l Oct at-d9m Ofhcs opposite Treasury raidns.
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nvREDGOLD Carpentry md buildings on the Com
ofFoors, Roofs, Centres, Bridges the Strength and
Stress Of Timber &C., &c. &C. Complete IN one large g9aro vol
bound, 81 25 :
variety practical works, English and American, Car
peny Buldng Construction, Masonry Rural and Ciy Achec
Building and Cements, the Measurement II
Timber, Iron, Practical Mechanics
and Mathematics, &c. &C., &c. -
Noy9 FRANCk TAfLoh.
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AND warrant. w.nses-The bighes, market price. paid
IL HAMILTON u FANIt
Oct 2t-d3m Ofce opposite Treasury na'idins
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lINbERsHiRTs and Drawers, of silk, Cashmere,
merpo, amswoo cotton also, superior article Of
a inri highly recommended invalids fuh assortment
w" hand, cheap for cash, punctua cus'omers
CHAS. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Genilemens Furnishing establishment,
-. rcnnsyvania avenues near ~ street
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Eyy TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETiNGs--
Just received subscribers additional sup
py Of goods which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent -, - -, "a, !,
sis bale. mats various staples all Of which will be
FOUND indeuctbe dampness aud very reason
able.
made cotton Sheets IN superior
quality than sheeng cotton can
be bought without iha ofhcmming
additional supply OF heavy Flemish liable ana on
which viii be reduction Of prices since our INST an
nouncement. . " a'r.a aI I, = = s,oo 49,
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TUE National Magazine for November is now ready.
- lon'enu Bryant, porrat Powerful Microscope Life and
nes Of Johnson History Of the Alchems
nnsgsttt Fuller ossoe; photography Webster; The Good
unf oyle Ghost; Training Of Bishop Latin Hymns The
fi9'ess ol Sculpture SC, SC, sc.
r,ee, y year. or Is cents per number. - ...
For sale by the agents. GRAY n DAILANTYNE,
OctM seyenth street
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bureau Topogrnphlea Engineers, Sept 10, I622.
PROPOSALS be OF War until the
Of January 1885, for the removal Of the raft Red
which will be awarded TO the lowest
sponsibIe provided satisfactory depart
naenl hundred thousand dollars
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Collectors Once, city Hall,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAyERs.Noce is hereby given that de
duetop e ,x Der cent the OF the
: or, y peo,NoyiiT r.. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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MADAM RLhxE E's Dancing and Nys yslsytnG Academy
~ Apollo HalMadsm Blake has Of announcing te
pous and the public, her will
ommenee on the 2ad Of November, s2 Madam D. has pro
% through her New York All o
m coming Days Of tuition In Washington,
nrdays from half n half past class
or gentlemen O'Clock terms appy AZ The Halt
Oct l0-eodf -
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HIGHLAND PLAIDs.-Ths day opened
III 100 Highland piad Of exquisite qutics
styles, for chidrens Those desiring goods that
class had better call
100 pieces mons4eiBes menoes, of brightest coo
and best qualities
50 fine menoes and moussones. "neutra shadesn
30 pieces fine "Paris josey hanneis,n all colors
100 pieces white nanneis all prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cnssimeres and tweeds for pants
With lots Of other goods all povebay
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Oct2-dn Opposite Market.
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OWEN q son. Merehaut Tsilors, beg leave a ir-
- lorm their friends public
ed their fall and winter goods comprising well
ht o. superior cloths together with fl variety Of choice fancy
Oct97-3tawsw
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ELFELT & BROTHERS.

~ rented their storeroom with taste and elegance
-. anu nave now one OF the finest business ectablish.
their friends and CUSTOMERS ' " " ""pp' " see
ines nave Just received from New York and Phsdal-
ase nSsof .ment OF fancy staple dry goods
Also hardware, embracing all DESCRIPTION as bn,,nG
trias. They call particular attention 10 their stocS -,
siaS ann qncensware; ana also 10 their snnr
seeS s1ch Is preserves Of green CAGES graves nine
ePpIe, peaches, &c. French p-uncs, olive oil ,srpIs
sa"paighe, port and ginger wines, and Unuors a, IN
DerI Quality, aoSenthe, lennon syrups, and bay water
80 Correifs congress lemonade compound-a sn,ep.
did article. only % cents per package. T
The essence of Coffee, package Of which. Cost
ing but 10 cents, is equal four pounds OF store
IL heteLups, pepper sauce, mustard. ground peup.r
aispice Cloves, sasratusall done up in packages eI
presSly for family
superb article Of horse ra!isl put M In botti 81
Elicit s. Brothers dcsir. that this commnitv h Il,
oisthcty ruterSsnd that they have firmly resolved "a
30 business hereafter on the CASH SYSTEM. = taeir
aetrinlnltlon TO sell their goods cheap ready paw
ST r. u. are authorized agents for Jayne's and
Swayne's celebrated patent medicines.
~ Our new goods shortly expected, when 4 full
catalogue vii. appear.
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JOHN SNOW
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

.
WYE the Subscribers hei;G appointed by the Hon. lien
w r. A. Lambert, JUDGE nt PrObate for toe county Of
Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, commissioners to re-
ceyp examine and adjust all claims aud demands of all
persons. The estate of John Snow, late OF the town
Saint Pa! IN said comfy drceaied> anu also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the 9TH day December 1851, being allowed by said
court for that purposes We do therefore ereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our SAID arolnhent
at the Office of Babcoc and wilkinson on the first Mon
day Of February and June 1852, from A. ~, until
p, VI. on each of said days.
Dated Saint Paul, December 9th, 1891.
JACOB J. NOAH, }C,uro;ssionars
SIMEON =. FOLSOM,
G. 1851.
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AT THE OLD STAND,

Third. between Jackson ana Robert Streets, St.
Paul.
HAVE now hand a stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
Pork, Flour, Domestic Dry Goods, Quccn>ware Really
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps Shoes SC, that vii! cua-
rare tavorably with any bought TO this market NY
asso upn of Queensware, especially, can recommends
as the largest and hest selected In the TERRITORY 'ac
the Eastern markets. To old customers ana all oh-
srT would respectfully say, call and examine, as am
determined to sell very low for cash, an close ont my
stock by the opening of navigatlen. This is ''snre
nnv OFF g. u. sEEGENT.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.

HAS built and fitted up Shaving So.
III loon, on Sd 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 Minnescts'
where he will be happy to serve citizens
and strangers in St. Paul, in every oraneh
Of his business, according to the best OF bis
ability.
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dissolution

TNHh Coparsnership heretofore existing
a bet" cen the undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the old concern, will
please make payment forthwith 10 Charles
r. 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 Cor collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
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NOTICE..

Territory of Minnesota, ESTATE OF JOHN P.
County of Ramsey. PARSONS, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appoin.,i 10y The Hon.
Henry A. Lambert. Probate Judge of said county,
missoners to receive. examine AMI adjust all claims and
demands against the estate OF John p Parsons, late of the
town of St. Paul. and TO appoint convenient
times and places that urpose and six months from
the 10Th of December, instant, being the tine limited
presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given that will meet at the Office OF
Perse and Murray in st. Pau the Sd Monday Of jan
uary and the 18th day of June next. for the purpose Of
our appointment. persons having claims against said
tate are requested to present. them for adjustment.
ALLEN PIERSE,
l.. ". FORD, Commissioners.
4. II. LAVENDER, }
Dec. IS, l5Jl.-l3l.
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Lumber far Sale.

TIlE undersigned wishes to inform the
Il 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. One 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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Estate OF James r. Reilly,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IONNISSJUNEh .NUIIOI.
WE the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon. Henry
W a. Lambert, Judge OF Probate ior the conay Of RAM
sew aud the Territory MINI COMM siOer to re-
ceye. examine and adjust Ill claincs and demands OF all
persons, AGAINST the et" of James T. Reilcy, LAKE of the
of Saint Paul in a1 county deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto. and SIX
months from the 9th day December, l5l being allowed
y said court for that purpose. We DO therefore hereby
give notice will attend the business of our said
a,nointment. at the Office Eaboock and Wilkinson on
the first Monday February and June, 1852, from A.
NJ until p. NJ. On each IS said days
Dated Saint Paul. December 9th, 1881.
s snsoo !; p :n nohsoa, Commissioners
ST. Paul, Dec. 6, 1871.
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TIVE undersigned having purchased the
4 interest of his brother, in the concern
OF II. w. TRACY & CO., will still contin-
lie business at his old stand. for his own
account, where he will be happy 10 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. Terms CASH.
CHARLESF. TRACY.
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X. NIACkE>ZIE.

X.
IMPORTER OF WINES AND LIQUORS
Pine, East Of Second Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED IN store and offers
IL saIe-'pEes Cognidc brandy, vintage Of
Of very superior quality aud flavor.
20 bbls OF old Jurbon whskcy:
DO do very fine copper stilled do
10 do do rey do, superior, matt;
20 baskets Heidsieek champagne, quarts;
Is do DO do pin,s;
90 do Geslee do quarts;
IL do Pe,ricr do quarts,
10 DO Imperial do pin,s;
10 do genuine Gordon Bleu do, quar.sy
6 do do do do,pints,
Is cases superior sparkling hook,
2 pipes Mcdcr Swan Holland gin;
Ojard, Dupuy Brandy, Of the villages of 1856
1910, in half, quarcc and eighth pipes.
ClaIet Wines of various grades and prices. in
wool and glass.
Port, Sherry; Madeira ard TeneriGe Wines, in
half pipes and quarter casks.
l5cescs surcrior spanish Liquorice Paste,
81. Louis, Scp,f.
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Notice.
Territory of Minnesota,
County ST Ramsey.

Notice.
Territory of Minnesota,
County ST Ramsey.
To Frederick Ely
You hereby notified that writ Of attachment has
been issued you, and property attached r.
satisfy the demand of Veal Guerin. amounting nine
dollars and int. Now unless shall appear before
B. W. Lott, Justice OF the Peece in and for said county
the 3st day OF January. a. ID. 1882, at 10 clock III
the forenoon. judgment will be rendered against aud
your property sold TO the debt. Dated this 25th day
Of December A. u. 1851. NETAL GCERlN.
me Plaintiff.
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~ DOZ. cans Fresh Oysters, just re-.
~ ceived and for sale by c. FIT.
g DoZ. best Kentucky Mustard on hand,
~ for sale by CIT
DEACH and Plum Jam, put up In cans,
L for families, for sale by CIT
NFALLIBLE Yeast Powders, warran.
ted; for sale by CIT
FINE Salt, in small sacks for family
Il use, for sale by CIT
A N assortment of .Catsups and Sauces,
IA for sale by CIT
= DOZ. old sutton Cogpac vintage Of
~ 1881, for salevby CIT
n 90 e. Ma lad, n,. and Sherry, fine :rti-
10 DOZ. old Rye Whisky, warranted
sale by CIT.
= DOZ old Oporto Port, expressly for in
~ vaiids, warranted a pure article: for
sale by CIT
= BASKETS l-a pins Champagne, for
- sale by CIT
A FINE assortment of Teas 1y
A GOOD sy assortment of Pickles. c f.; sale
e DoZ canisters of sporting Powder. for
- sale by CIT
A CASES best Missouri sweet leaf
It Chewing Tobacco, for sale BY
CIT
= DOZ Brooms, for sale by
NJ o. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powder.
~. ed do. for sale by CIT
REST Rio Coffee, for sale by
ID CIT
Ok BBLS. best Cincinnati Whisky,
csI do Pale Cognac Brandy,
! cask superior Brandy,
bbls each Of Port, Sherry and Ma
deira Wines, i'll store and for sale by
CIT
Z WILL take all the products of the
country in payment for goods at fsis
prices. GET
WANTED
1900 bushels Potatoes,
500 do Oats,
500 do Corn,
For goods at low prices. GET.
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PLANT FRUIT TREES +!

N1O citizen, who has for doing the sam"
~ will fail to pIant orchard thereupon Orders fol
tbe best quality will be promptly attended to- u
j a, The warehouse OF the subscriber, jackson street
near the landing.
dee. 6. ''' M bA"aN'
1 j. ". AP'DtE.
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ORDER, In District Court, Ramsey county, in Equi,

ORDER, In District Court, Ramsey county, in Equity.
Veta Guerln, Comp. }
} Foreclosure MORTGAGE.
Chas. X. Smith, Def.
On reading return Of officer 10 the subpoena in the above
entitled cause together With the affidavit Henry
Lambert, solicitor for the above complainant By which
appears satisfaction that thr defendant Charles
Smith, is ont OF the Territory of Minnesota, he
found therein and has app Jared In said There
forc let the said defendant, Charles 4. Smith appear
plead answer demur to the Compianants Bill filed in
the above by the first day of April from, and
ensuing, the date this order and let this orer pub
lished in the Mnnesotian, a newspaper printed in the
town VI ST. Paul. In said Territory, tor six weeks
irey. at least once in each week.
81. Paul. Dec. %, 1851. JEROME FULLER,
81. A., Lambert. Sol. for Con,pit. Chief Justice.
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NOTICE.

IT IE notes. accounts demands. ctr of the Minncsn.1
] Onft have been placed III NJ: hands for collections;
please cav ami sattr. J. 4 BABCoCK.
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Benz. F: Hoyt, Judge Of Election, Sept. 2, 1850, 8
Eli F. Lewis, Clerk {. '' -'-" 2
DR.. Rich medical services, Duncan McRay pauper 10
Lot Motiet, board and atteddnce Oh do 10
DR.. Rich, medicine, &c., p Hull, 6
Jerry ribbc.s, horse hire Duncan Mercy, 2
/. BWait, Clerk of Election, Sept 2 and Nov a. 80
II. Jackson, Judge Of g Nov. 4, and Dec. 30
p. X. Johnson.
Curtis Bellows, Judge of Election, Dee 80, 80, 2
b. w. Brunson witnesses grand Juror, Apr.
A. r. FRENCH Const. fees Dist. Court, Sept.
IL witnesses, Grand Juror, & ="
w. G.. LcDuc, dockcts furnished Clk Dist Court, 6
Abram Lambert, Judge of Election, Sept. 2, 1850,
Matthew Croft, Clerk Election, Dec. 30, 2
J. w, Simpson, per centage on sS2,SlS5 81, reed and
paid as Treas Co., co
David Day, Cii BID Co. CONS as per bill fled IS
r. p RUSSELL 3 days service and mileage as Colnmr. ii
A. R. French, Const. fees, inquest dead child at
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Rotary Mill Co. lumber furnished Road Supervisor,
c. s. Cave use OF room for Commissioners, 1850,
J. NJ. Goodhue, for printing,
d. A. Robertson, :.
W. H. Chapman, Constable fees criminal cases,
T. p Reed, ass ing Dist. No. 2 Ram. Co. 1st order
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Isaac l. Lewis assessing Sd Dist. Ramsey Co., 1(
Robt. Cummings assisting Assessor Sd Dist
WIN. Richardson g
a. R. French, assisting ls Dist.
H. W. Tracy s. Co., provisions furnished paupers,
c. W. Borup, rent Registers office 6 months,
Orlando Simons. Justices fees criminal cases,
90 Judge Election, Ia April, 81,
20 Cor. fees, inquest of stranger,
A. R. French Const fees and horse and wagon,
inquest above,
W. NJ. Stccs, pine coffin for strangers found dead,
T. 6 Cave Jurors fee, inquest of stranger
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20 Dewey, witness fees for inquest of stranger $
A. H. Cavender
John ]. Dewey, examining surgeon, II
Michael Hays, digging grave,
w. d. Phillips, quarter salary Dist Attorney, Z;
L. B. Wait, elk Election ST. Paul Precinct Ap IA,
Geo. c. Nichols survey road to Bald Eagle Lake, l.
w. II. Tinker, Overseer Poor, quarter II
Dennis Chcrier. Judge Election Lit. Can. Ap. II,
Olivier Arsineau Clerk
RP Russell DDS serv' $ s mil &c as Comr .Ram.Co.
Benz. Jarvais
c. d. Kingsley. Clk Elect. St. Atly Prect Oct 80,
J. c. Terry, Printing Poll books for Co., ls order Il
g in = orders $4,000. j2l lC
W.D. Phillips forqr sally Sep. ms ordrcs 10 Oo)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-07-14

forget its pain and smile your welcome-inno-
cence shall cease to weep, and infant tongues
shall bless your holy cause-and she, once the
menial and trembling slave, shall be WOMAN re-
restored, the chief solaee and boom Of God to
man.
Then, in the name of the ladies, present you
this BIBLE, and with it our feeble prayers and
sincerest wishes for your success. Be faithful,
as you have been, and Heaven will reward the
votaries Of Temperance tor their deeds of hu-
manity and labor of love-