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| PAR SH OF EAST BATON BOUGE,
sIyTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
HgNpERsoH h PTslr W. BAf0s HoUag Nuts 4 Co
Er Al, No. aAg ls & ST.
pY virtue Of writ ni par. f., "a, issued In the
IL ahote entitled and numbered caifse and 10 me
I directed from the Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis
tr'ct III ard for tie Parish Of Hst Baton Rouge
aud State aforesaid.
have seized and viii expose at public sale on
GA1'URE4d I, the tn doYf Of Jun, meet, A. D.,
Baton Ronge Mills " CO., situated In said Parish
above the United States Garrison ON the Mississip1
pi River sE ~ fEs
The mortgage property hereinafter setforth and
described to wit 81
A certain tract pr parcel Of land together with
all the bhidngs and Improvements thereon, mill,
machinery. fixtures, re-, situated on The river
Mississippi iIelr the United States Garrison, In
said parish Of East Baton Rouge and containing
about twenty eight superficial arpents more or
less, atld bounded III follows: fs' "
On the north by lanas of the late Jas. McCalop
formerly Of Jacob Drake
On The East by said McCalop, formerly those OF
A. Gras.
On the South by lands Of the United States for
merly those Of John Oracle;
And on the West by the River Mississippi.
Also the following named slaves on said above
described premises, together with all the increase
of the same viz
Lewis Fisher ~ years on the d day Of October,
n! " IStTb5
Aleck Berkiey then 70
Ned Henderson, then "a:
Stephen, then 81
Alfred, engineer, then 90
Parker, then ~ years
Spence, then %
ptck engineer. then GO;
Alfred, then sG;
Harry, then BE-;
John, then 30: FIT
Fred, then ~: .
Black Dick, then %;
Jordan. then f9;
Mary, thea fS;
tfilit, then 1s:
Harriet. then 1s; e*
Jane, then IL
Iptisa then "a:
And Kate, n child, years old ..s. g.,
Also, Margaret IS mouths George months
tc',idren Of GiiIy.J
Sinner, z months old. (child Of Iafy} increase of
said slaves since mortgaged Also
Lewis, then 90; M
Cass, then 90;
Tom, then 10
Henry, then 80;
Davy, then 22 and
AiillY, then 20 years did. ~
The six last mentioned inortgaged slaves said to
de dead.
slezad to pay and satisfy the judgement, interest
and cost of the above entitled and numbered cause.
eat,se. TX
Terms Of saie--Cash, with the benefit Of appraisi
nent. f
December 4, 1865. IL. V BABIN, Sheriff,
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Court Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish
a. 1f Tsocf Rotnu Ro,,oo

q IsNW BUtON HON9e.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon.
ID VIM. B. Robertson. Judge of the 9th
Judicial District Of the State of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that special term of The 9Th
Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana. in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, will be. held at the Court
House Of sand Parish, on Monday the ninth
day of January. next, AID tls5i) Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty-four, it being the 2nd
Monday of said month. by the aforesaid
Judge--to transact all business, Civil and
Criminal, and to try all cases as il the term
We're regular term Of said Court, with
iu1y) +: y. BABIN, Sheriff
December End 1883. Cd
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PERSONAL D1rr,cuLTY.-A diff.
Guilty occurred recently, at Carthage
Miss, between Col. McClung and air
Singleton, rival candidates for Con
gress. McClaug was stating posi-.
ticn taken by Singleton, when the lat
ter broke in with Fl said no such
thing t'You said precisely that
thing, was the reply Of McChng
Singleton Immediately rosc and said
You cannot intinidate me, sir 4
whereupon Nc Chung kicked him. :
They came together Immediately, bur
were separated by the crowd. Nc
Chung proceeded with his speech. and
no allusion was afterwards made by
either party to the matter--Myeres.
port Democrat.
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Madame pfeifar--the lady who has
gained such celebrity as a traveller
is about making d tour through the
mining district Of California, and will
visit tie various tribes Of Indians.
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Gbt H)rrklll CnlllIrt
Friday Morning s.:s:.: ]: Dec. 2, 1868

~
Friday Morning ss:s:. /: Dec. 2, 1868
~ Preparations are already beine
made about town, for the aceonlfnoda.
ton 1--WE dislike the word !" acc0ma,o.
date" it sounds like taking III y
Of the members Of the next General
Assembly, and ".foreign thieves
are intermixing with our own dciies-
tic stock, and are connecting deep
schemes, for the surplus revenue.
There are innumerable candidates in
the Geld for Clerkships, Door keepers.
Sergaaats, soups, and subs, Of low and
high degree. We have seen many
private circulars, cards and certiii-
Gates, brief and lengthy, setting forth
the modest claims and humble pre-
tentions Of candidates, in the most
chaste and appropriate languauge.
Some 60 to the Unnecessary trouble Of
showing chat they have served the
great Democrat party in the various
capacities Of coal-scuttles, and scene
shifters One circular before us says,
the applicant "done all he could : for
the election of Slidell to the Senate.
This candidate was a sub-Enrolling
clerk in the last assembly. and drove
free omnibus Ii the late city elec-
tion--tle ofsaibt that took cheap
voters to the polls such as only cost
Ave" piece. We like 10 Hear
candidates set forth their modest pre-
tentions, and struggle in their Ian
gnage to keep the most prominent
services in the back ground. Office
seeking nowadays is one Of the itav,s4
ea professions and man must have
the ability to do more than make a
French bow, and say "allow me sir,
70 present my care" am a candi-
date (for anything that has a salary to
it). The already -old Gothic Building
that stands on the front side Of the
town, and looks down at lis shadow,
in the mighty, but muddy Mississippi,
has been swept out aud the commit
tee rooms re.opened The wine res
ervoir Ut III top ofthe round tower is
nearly ready for Sewell Taylor, and
the plumbers tubes that are to conv
duct 1t through The establishment,
will be ready in few days. The
gas arrangements for light, are near
II finished. 1.-THE next general assem-
bly, does not make good laws il will not
be for want Of good liquor, good light.
good lodgings and other good dtcofs-
Ssodasions. $50
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EOR RENT--THE upper part Of brick
J. store on Lafayette street---a very de-
sirable place Tor family residence-apply
immedistely to T. Pigneguy. dec 3tt
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Asyisa Of the .Prontethus-J John
Mitchell on Board-Grea, Er-

citemc,at ~
New York, Nov. 90, 7.2o r. NJ
The Steamer Promethus arrived to-
day, from San Juan, with one million
and three quarters ofdollars ID gold.
Among her passengers was John Nit
chel, who was visited for BY a crowd
on the wharves and 10 boats on the
river, and great excitement prevailed
generally. Mitchell, however quietly
left the steamer and was conveyed "a
the residence Of his mother IN Brook.
49, &. was recognized and loudly
Aared IL tAs Terry.
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Notice to Contractors.
CDies Of the Baton Rouge. and Clinton
Ptruk R0dd Comnnnv

Ptanh Rod Company
Baron RouGE, Nov. 29th 1853
PROPOSALS will be received at this
i Office until Tuesday next. December
9th 1858, for clearing the Timber and other
Instructions off of the Road from the Six
mile station near Cypress Bayou. TO the
Olive Bfanch--a distance of about Is
miles in length
A part Of the work embraced in this Sec
ton has been performed under contract by
/. W. Cady Proposals are invited for the
cor,pltien IF the work as contracted for
by L. w. CaaY. By order If the Beard.
ALFRED SHOPPERS, Seet'y.
.GRrocate coav to. dee. Id,
,0efee ofthe Baton Rouge md Clinton
aEa.t Pink Road Company, f.
TN conformity with the Chatter Of this
Il Company, an election for seven direc-
tors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be /
held at the office Of P. A. Walker, ESD, =
on Monday, December 10th 1863, under
the superintendanee Of II. T. Waddill, v
n. Tunnard and Eugene I.aiioue. Commits
siontTs. BY order of the Board sd lots
dec I'd ALFRRD SHIPPERS, Sscfp.
.aagocate copy fe#a s1 ESQ ~
tWfte gf the Bdfon Ronge and Clinton i23
Plank Road Company; FL
will be received at the
/ office of this Company until Tuesday
the 10th day Of January next, l1s54) for
ditching and grading the Third and Fourth
Sections of the Road (cofnprising four miles
in each Secton,) III accordance with the
specifications of the Engineer to be seen at
the Office Of the Company. Proposals are
invited for either one or both Sections. By
order Of the Board
dec |. ALFRED sHEPPERs, Secfy.
adcoeate copy.
OEu Of tt4 Baton Rouge und Clinton
Plans Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
lt holders Of this company that an ia.
stallfhe,t of ten per cent on the amount
of stock (S2 80 per share) will be dne ard
payable on the first tlav of February next,
t1s54) By order Of the Board.
dec-1. ALFRED sHrprERs:: secty.i
Advocate copy. a.,
NOTICE FOR PROPUSALs-4Propos-
lN ais will be received until Thursday
the 18th inst. at 4 o'clock, r. M. for the
Frame work, and enclosing the New Cath
olic Church. Proposals to be delivered to
VIM. s. Pike. Esq. at the La State Bank,
where the Plan, Work in drawings, and
specifications can be seen, on or after Tues
day next, H. v BABlN, Sec'ry
Dec Ord I'd
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70 Gov. Hebert arrived N town
day before yesterday, from ! short
visit 70 the Crescent city. q.
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EOUND.--O Church street, a small
i Breast pin containing hair The owner
can have the same by paying fol this adj
vertisement A dec $3.50.
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|nIL, SOAP AND CANDLES--A large
NJ lot Of very fine, Just received and for
sale. tdec. ri >, N. HART + co.
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NEw REvnLuTioNARy JouRNAI.---
The Courier eies Etas Uats, of the
list inst, acknowledges the receipt Of
new bi-weekly European revolutions
airy Journal, which was to commence
It's regular appearance on the 18th
inst. It is called !sLe .PEogress )
Journal dc Ia Rerolution," will be
edited by democrats Of all nations,
and is to be published at Payerne IN
Switzerland. The editor says;
. We have chosen Payerne, la Broye
and the Canton de Wand, as the centre
Of our publication, because, as Swiss,
We have right TO the liberties con-
secrated by the constitution-beeause
there, removed from the centre of
government, we can remain issolated
from the political. passions which d.
vide the populations Of cities--because
tired Of occult and mercantile infuen.
cies. we desire to judge things with
out partiaiity, and 10 oppose institu-
tons with being obliged to engage
with personalities that sustain them.
This Journal is expected to have a
wide circulation, and to exert much
influence.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-03
NV ORLEANS, Nov. 10, '53.

NEW ORIEANS, NOV. H. Do.
IN the First district. Dunbar. (dem,l is elect
cd to Congress by 1900 majority. The result
in the Second district is doubtful, but Davis.
(dem.) went out of the city with nearly 600 ma
jory. The whole number of votes in this city
was ovur $4,000. being the largest ever known.
Marigny. (dem.) for Sheriff, had $500 MAORI
ty.
The resolution of the Turkish council to de-
clare war against Russia, was adopted by vote
Of 60 to B.
YANKEE SUILIvAN.--The Sheriff who accom-
panied Sullivan, the prize-fghtcr. to Massachu-
sets, reports him safely lodged in Jail at Len
nox.
Mr.. Calhoun proclaimed during the admins
tration Of Martin Van Buren,, that the LOcOfocO
party was kept together only by the cohesive
power Of public plumber. The Democratic or
gans have always protested to regard that re-
mark as libel uttered by the distinguished
Carolinian. in a moment of violent exaspera-
ton. The present administration, however as
sumes that the remark. whether true of the par
ty at that time or not. is strictly true OF it now
The whole letter to Mr.. Bronson rests upon the
assumption that the different sections of the
New York Democracy cannot possibly be kept
together, except by the careful and judicious
distribution of the spoils Of Office among them
all. The administration however, has not like
the great Nulli6er, embodied the sentiment in
. brief, comprehensive phrase, fit for general
quotation. In this it is perhaps smart.-Louis-
riiie Journal.
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St. Paul Market.

Corrected weekly by ". E. Tyson g. Co., Grocers
and Prorisi0n dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH AEAT.-Betaii-Bee.,S q lie. Mutton, loo.
Pork, lie. venisor, &C. Veal 12l q Chickens, o. per
doc.
PRovIsroNs.-Pork, $50 per Dbl Hams, Ill-2.
Lard, l5c. Four-extra, So superhne, Sc per Dbl.
Corn Meal, S1,25 per bushe Beans 40 per buscl.
Potatoes, 30c bushe Fresh Butter 25 30c. per
Cheese, IL Lie. per ID. Eggs, 25c. per do1.
GRoCERIEs.-Sugar-Brown 71-2 12c per 100 lbs ;
Refined and Crushed. - I6c. Coffee. is zoe. Tea,
% a 100. Rice, Sc. Molssses, so 10oc per gal.
DRIED Participates, $l,25 a $50 per bushe.
Peaches, - $50. Green Apples, 81 $S per Dbl.
GRAIN.-wheat, 81. Oats Soc Corn soc. Barley, Coo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, 35c per Id. Tallow, 2Oc Fish, frcsh
&c ID, dried, &c. Lime, so - per bb Onions
Soc Per bush. Lard OH, 80 per gal. Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, Csc per gal. Taow, l0c per ID. To-
bacco, u IL 75c. Hides, green, l-2, dry &c.
LUMBER.-Common, s. a II per N , Dimension Stun,
$l2 IA; Flooring, SIS; Siding, $15; Seasoned $50
$25; Shingles, 81; Iath, 81.
WoOD.-Dry, $3.50 per cord.
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A Little Left Yet

A Little Left Yet.
200 bbls Extra Flour, 70 bbls Mess Pork,
80 sacks Buck wheat tiunr; 100 bush. White Beans
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 70 bbs Dried Apples;
8 hhds q sugar; 10 do and C sugar;
26bbls Keudalps Rutter Crackers.
And eC other articles, all Of which wish to close
out possible, to wind up business for the
season. J. C. BURBANK,
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
Nov 10, 1S53-10tf
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A True Bill has been found against
ELEELT g. BROTHERS.


WDY the Gentlemen Of St. Paul vicinity.
- for selling goods cheaper than before sold in
the Territory.
acknowledge the 'ssoft Impeachment. and are now
ready receive the attendance of customer.
both old and new We fa,ter ourselves that for
Quality, Quantity and Cheapnesa,
We not equaed by any other establishment ~, tina
Territory We have not time present to 20 into details
but viii enumerate few Of The articles on exhibition
English and French Merinos, De LANES
Parametta Cloths, C,sbmeree
Plain and Fancy silks,
EmHd Curtain Muslin from rs cts 10 Al, 90 De. yard
EmSd Curtains from % 80 to $1,000 Der pair
% and "a Damasks from IS cents to al 80 per yard
Tapestry Brussels, ply Ingram and Rag Carpet,
Emoroidertes Of all kinds, consisting of
Collars, sleeves, Handkerchiefs,
Chemisetts, ETC., Long and square shawli
Besides numerous other articles in the
Dry Goods Lac.
We have also large assortment Of A. and ca o-cloths
Painted window shades. China, Glass add Queensware
Children's Misses and Ladies' Boots and shoes,
Boys and mems, boots and shoes, etc., etc.
The above goods exposed and ready ale and We
pledge ourselves to sell them cheaper than before
offered in the Terpefoty.
Every Dsdy, please give a call before purshaanx
elsewhere. ELFELr & BROTHER.
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:. BURBANK. G. r wurrrrv
j. c. BURBANK & CO.,

Stor0se For,carding and Commission .Mer.
chants.
NROCERS, and dealers In Grain and Provisions wb.r,
VI Boat, st. Paul. Minnesota.
W Shippers and consgnees will find 1t TO their inter.
est 1" do business with the expense labor and
irayagr j. saved ~
kEFERENCES.--fiOv. W. A. German, Henry NJ. Rice.
W. X. Marshall & Co., Alex Wkin. st. Paul; b. n.
Campbcll. Co.. George W. Campbell, Israin & Co.. r.
s. Harris q Co. Galena; Otis wesi, R. r. Sass, ST. Louis.
~ Mark package. case of b. Il Co., wharf Boat, ST.
Paul, n r. ann
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ID I E ID

ID T. ID,
At Fort Smelling, the Both of November, ELIZA,
wife Of Col. Francis Lee, L. S. A.
Afectionate In disposition, prudent in speech, gentle
and unobtrusve in manner, she walked through life.
tanning old and gathering friends. For twenty
years, the companion of whose required
residence at frontier gariso1s she necessarily mingled
with those whose and education very differ
she cheerfuy and peacefully accommodated her
self to the circumstances Of her condition.
The thirtieth OF November, 1926 her in the far
South, young and beauteous bride the threth of No
vember 1858, found her in the North, shrouded
The summons leave all that dear earth, not
unexpected. 81 love my Savior. the remark made
her pastor days before she ceased BREATHE and
in the hour Of dissolution, that confidence ushake
With peaceful spirit, she took the hand OF the Angel Of
Death, and passed to the better world.
For many years she had been a member the church,
though "absent In the body will retain large space
vision she had sought. While in Minnesota, she was a
much loved member Of the First Presbyterian Church
Saint Paul.
Her demise Is an irreparabe earthly loss 10 him who
for many years assisted by her counsels, and
cheered by her answering Affections She the grand
and the sister OF Major Sbey the T. s. Dragons.
distant friends though surprised by the intelligence
consumption had been rapid in Its inroads upon the
lungs, will be consoed by the thought that her death
s'precious in the sight of the Iord.''
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Notice.
Strayed.

RON the enclosure Of Norice Malone, near the VII
II la&e Of Saltwater in the month Of July, last, one
yoke of Brndle Stays, years old; larger
than the other one has small piece broken Oh Of
his horns Any Information concerning the above descr-
bed steers will be thankfully received by
J. p. MCKUSICK,
Nov 20. IS53--1l-3t At SfiHgater.
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Cheap TOR Cash.! Cheap for Cash.
John Holland

h-t now receiving new lot Of Furniture for sale,
'i~sting "f Galcna, st. Louis Minnesota Chairs
is'io"ai>, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses, Secretaries,
" tr.r u.s, etc.
J. H. has very CONSPICUOUS Situation for CRY AMI
country business. Gentlemen at Il distance. wishing TO
establish All agency 10 sell or buy merchandise or show
Samples tor orders Patent Rights, do address
slug a. above, the subscriber j. well acquainted here
Real Estate bought and sold - commission, Land
warrants located good land. and claims land
farms secured.
J. L. !, agent for McCumbers Hay AMI Fodder cutter,
grrat invention for Ike ping animals in condition,
ami no nN nrr OF horse should be without one.
M"i-y loans neaiiat d. A business strictly coma.
DENTAL and charges moderate. 4Stf
Holland Place Hotel, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
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Winter Arrangement.
Northwestern Express Co.

I'm MONDAY next, the 2Sth inst, Mr.. Burbank will
~ leave for Galena, and Will give his personal atten
ton ~ business that may be entrusted to his care
after which trusy messengers will he
Paul and Galcna every alternate Monday As we do bl
sness with the American Express Company,
enabled to transact business In any part of the Union
such
Transportation Of light ami valuable goods, Bank Notes
and Specie.
Particular attention paid to collections and all Other b
sness usually done by Express Companies
Fresh Oysters will be brought through AMI for sale
every trip. J. C. BURBANK X co.,
Proprietors.
!: I !: S $ %Sasssst' Messengers.
Nov. 10, 1S53-lOtf
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Five Tons Shorts and Bran.

The Cry is still they Gomez"
HICHCON. Of the Saint Paul Drug Store ba, arrived
n ami with him came the largest best assortment
OF Drugs. Chemicals, OILS Paints, Brushes, Putty,
nShes window GLASS; Glassware. Dye suffs LiUurs Sc
CARS, Tobacco, Perfunery, Gold Watches, Gold Rings,
Breast Pins Braces, supporters. extracts Essences Tuck
Combs, Side Combs, Long Combs, Short Combs Pocket
Combs that ever came into this Territory.
And to keep up the name Of being the first to have
every thing new, he has Opene for the inspection OF
the ladies, large lot of India Rubber Dressing Combs
far surprising, both In beatty and strength the ordinary
norm or shell combs. Call In and inspect them at the
BRICK DRUG STORE,
st. Paul, Lower Town.
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SALE STARIE

SALE STABLE.
I WOULD respectfully call the attention of the public
l. I" this establishment, where keep conta,tly on
hand for SALE the best variety horses for fam
CIV, carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having hor-
Ss 10 dispose of will ind it their advantage TO call as
keep the only establishment the kind in ST. Paul. and
my knowledge Of the market will enable me to procurs
fair prices for any which left nv care have
always the best feed for horses, am always THAR
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & CO.,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern Co.'S store
july 30. IS53-16tf,
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Direct from New York.


lust received direct from New York, and Tor sole
- very low for CASH whoesar and reta the follow
ing articles: -. =
Is dozen jars Fresh Preserves a.sorei, consinc of
Pine Apples, Peaches, Pears, Ounces, Cherry, Crons
Raspberry, &c.
Dog Jars fresh natural Peaches.
boz Olives, Sarlines, whole ani half boxes:
Fresh Cove Oysters: d.
Pickles, Palu aud mxe, In gallon and half gallon jar-
Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa: .-''
Worcester sauce;
Extracts Of all kinds: Essence Peppermint, Lennon Gin
nauion, Cloves, &c:
Pine Apple Cheese:
English Mustard:
CatSup-Tomata, Walnut and Mushroom.
Lemon syrup, vermacila, Mackaroona, Pepper sauce,
stotght"n Btters, Pepper, Alspcr, Numegs, Cinnamon
Gloves, Ginger Saiarats, Pearl ami Corn starc baking
Powders, Table, Dairy and salt, Rfsns Figs and
Ctrons, soda AMI Cream Tartar, sperm, star and Tallow
Candles, Fancy soaps, Young Tyson, lmperla Seachong
and powder Teas, by the Pound or In small Cady
es Salmon and Mackerel In kits Dried Herring, Snuff
Cigars Of all brands, from $I2 To $50 per box; Tobacco
choice grades; Petcrs'urSh Pure Leaf. AiSo, ad,n
to our former stock VI liquors, es, and Few baskets
Of Champagne, all OF which will be sold low cash.
". \. PERSON 4 co.
Nov 10. 1s53-IOtf
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$500 CASH
Notice to Travellers.
Taken In.

the subscriber, living Phalans Lake, three
~ miles northeast Of ST. Paul, the ID uf S;.ptem-
Der LASH dark bay mare colt. about two years cid. The
owner can have the said colt by proving prop and pay
ing charges. Said volt can lie by applying the
Undersigned at his residence IN ST. raui, near the
toll. AARON CROZER
DC: %, lS53-7-Jw
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MONEY TO LOAN!

FEW Thousand dollars Ia loan good security. En-
IN qlirc at the Office Of
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
October p, 1S53-6f