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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

eTpRKMN Jut95 H1v5HF
TIE IxyUscrIoS As TO Russ PAyEaEsT.
Til. matter came up yesterday, lbeng tic injunction
which has been granted restraining the Corporation mou
giving contract to MessrS Russ a. Reed for payins S
plant Mr. NOyes appeared In behalf Of the ~
and Hr Willard for r. g. X. The latter asked VA, 'a no
:; H. rssr course He was opposed TO, the argument
heinz gone into now ID was 50 ogdsrsd. the Judge Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

EARLY CLosING.-Wc, the unders -ned Dry Goods JOB
Iers and Importers DO hereby agree TO close stores
every Saturday afternoon al o'clock, from My .; to
August /. ls53 inclusive.
Chafin Melen & Co $ B. Chtenden. Bro. & Co.. Lee
g. Case N. Garfield & Co Edward Lambert 4 c., Booth
& Tuttlo Gage Soans & Dater. Thomas Stearn George
Bis * Co. Conklng Barnes & Shepherd, 5. & T. Lsu
renee Tuller Huichins & Lasell VIM. L. Churchill Wm
II Blasbfeld George W. Carpenter & Co. North kimbs
& Co, Vincent & Maver Peek Robbins & Co, Ransey
Snedeker Il Co. Peck 4 BloOdgood Loder & Co, Hatch
* Yale. Geo Underhll * Co. Cornell & Amernan. Ma
thews 4 Co Hunter Buckley Co., Lane & Guild Lord
& Brown La Tourreie, Steele 4 Camp Z. J. Brown &
Co.. Rufus Sanger Baldwin & Sheldon Hunt Merriam 4
Co. Winston seamen & Co, Eastman, Sheldon & Towns
erd F,y Clapp & Bowen E & " Cock & Co, Hall i
xyr,o, Dsxte. Fuller james OstIam, Peck = Tod, j.
Ho1ie ia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

e.tlfday arrested by The Flith Ward Police, AMI
locked p to await examination.
BrRGL blythe Shawl and Mantil+ Establishment Of
Mr. Charles Cook, No G25 Broadway, entered
Tuesday night and robbed Of $1,000 Of richly em
broidert goods reward is offered for the a2prehen
sion Of tie thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED-COroner Gamble yesterday
held an inquest upon the body Of lad years and months
old named Patick Hanly who found browne at Pier
No II NorihRver He had been missing about a week.
The Jury 4ndered a verdict Of accidental drowning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
READ THIS The introduction Of
FILL EYtE STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent has been In ihs
last thee yeasI since which lime they have bsr,
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale of hem
and although, owing 10 their being light aud f,nooh'
and something new, some little difficulty attended Inc
sale aud n,s ai hrSt yet by AlWSys maSE Stoves Ara,
Castings Of the esiquay or Scotch Pig aud Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved 10 withstand Are bel
ter thar any other Casting made In the Western eouS
ny. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Wsre pnri,cu-
laly have been superseded by IT, whoirYtr has been
brought INTO use, and always given satisfaction iIay
lug lived here number OF years aud bslIg permanent
" located here purchasers eau rely on our RuhJSnisv
asto The quality VI the articles sold b. usi and az 10
The operation Of our celebrated Pine Premium C'sok
Stove, just read The certificates 81 those who hu, ,r
them, aud are using them uow Aud another aJyAns
lAge purchaser will have In buying st. lon, stove
Of n, he would not only be gehg stove made OF The
best material IN the world, bhl he CEN nj any time go.
an odd piece or plate without any charge BY letting Va
know that such 10 wanied aS ar our Stoves are w.
rAnted aud. IN case Of I'm perfection, the article AIN
be PROMPTLY made good 10 The purchaSsr, which hS
will mol hnd the case with Cincinnati, CLjen,0 p,i.
butgh, and Eastern made STOVES, az you caanet no,
any odd Pieces, Even IT they we're warranted IL
would BIZ impossible 10 get odd plates IOm such dis
lRres. "
We, the, undersigned, having used the 81. Io,,.
Stoves manufactured BY q. ,. Fey, of S. Loui, MA
sold by Garter W. BJsn, at Hinn,oal, Mo, isLs
pleasure IN Recommending them " the public AZ tn
perlor IN point OF draft, durability, economy. rony.,I
snes and ease of regulation, TO any Stove which wo
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
81. Louis St0Uc Store.
Stove Dealer, shcst.lron Worker, Copper.
nrniIh and HInnur - -
@. W. BRYAN,

Stove Dealer, shcet.Iron Worker, Copper.
smith, and Timer,
Main street, Two Dpuls North of tBfady TIouss
HANNIBAL $40
Sells at Wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN.
WARE ! Invite rafic lar airRlion ~ The pklzE
PREMIUM COOK >TOYE, which hss given urkor-
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used H. wRtrRhi an
my stoves for twelve mouths, aud n Rlyor Tho plates
break DUNG that time, liuihish hew obts lice Of
Chage.
As design remaining permanently In this pines,
The public are safe In taking my guarantee for he good
performance OF The stoves Kept by me-
Az ny stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness of metal and
beauty Of casting, they excel any stoves made IN the
Western county,
~ The man who mouds Hollow. Ware for @, Y,
Fllly Is considered The best workman In Tho United
States aud this accounts for our Hollow. Wae and
Stove Vessels beng much smoother and better than
any Others you will fluid In market, whether made East
or West.
have constantly on hand, supply Of TINwARE,
TO which J particularly invite the attention OF tho
country trade, as the quality OF my ware and the prl
eeS, shall be such as 10 Induce them 10 call sn me again
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25

navhg teeutedlhe agency OF Them for this CITY, THIS
SoVe possesses advantages over common stoves, IN
thickness oil the plate and Improvements in the dram.
~ gwen UP Oy MI stove dealers and manufacturers,
slove now made East or West. " "'
rms stove was patented September 1852, and
Wherever they have been used, have given general sat
tSsSon. ms slove weighs Eone folty pounds more
me number than any other stove ever brought 10 this
sy The plates in them are nom one half 10 three.
nlhhs q an inch In thickness No. / weighs over
~ poeDlS We warrant them all against ires Thes.
SoveS nave Patent lio Air flue which carries tho
part Of lhs stove, between two thick plates 10 Inc
SIe' the bolton Of the stove, thereby adding great
eSst 70 bake with on the bottom, and fsnedySe tbSi
wulch nee always been fault with stoves Of a ds.
sssho.ng nue. heretofore. lhe Charter Oak has orc
hue snd one plate more lhap any Air Tight s,Sys WI
invented They will cook with oRs.balC The hiI
WpNn one " the ordinary Er' Wll, aiN WIN IA,
Vt "'TW N' yt,P 0,Nts Nm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared nm nennei the buHh stomach OF tho ", ana
iiIrroh. ct nnton Lrishr great Physiological Cbemis
by u :. hunahton, N, d philadelphia Pa,
" nluEST Such 10 the iFe meaning OF the word ~ phiH
hihr chief element of great darsng pnepe or the uuIe
jntr-hr solvent NJ the mud the purifying preserving, aud
stimulating agent or the glnAgh and lntslHes ID etiated
rom tie dgtsve slnnagh Of the o. thus forming tns d.
g'sllvr nud, ptre,y he the natural 0atlre Juee m he
hrsn rowr aud Mfhl'hlng complete aud perfect subs
rhs NainsS own remedy Tor an unheaihy stomach No
hn bet ucids haussous drugs 10 extremely agreeable
Tho iuAr aud may be taken BY hs mnsl sbe patients who
nhnnt cat water cracker without the most acute dfifGbs
HewlLe NJ dfuRgrd limitations, Pnptln 10 net . drug
Hif thspOnnn Of Pepen inlulsd IN water, Will dlegt
asvr nvg puAnds nfoA hcsfin ebsu two hours, OF the
yumath,
SsIentIas ErIdenesI
~ The Srlenthe evidence uhDh which this ftetl 10 bassd
~ the highest degree euflnue aud remarkable,
Ca IN the agent und set descriptive teuln eails HVlng
large hhnupl ~ seHnhe evidence fom Lthg't htinal
hrmHy W. Cunht'u Phylnlofy NJ Dfr.lnHi D.. rriofH
IN Fond and be d. John W niSps' Of New Yuh unlvet
GolenW ~. Carpenters PhysloUr kt, together with fspuu
IT tutus Ituln nl pn'ts bf the United sialtI
pepsin In Fluid anu Powder,
W. Hnughinhs Ptppn prepared m Powder and In Fluid
hn-nhd ~ Prescription Walls fOf The uru fhypsanp The
nWd"t VIII Nv sent by malt fUe Of POSTAGE TOT dollar
'nt lr ~ HtughHnI Philadelphia,
W UnHERNE THE - Evsfy bottle NJ the RsnuIna pepn
1"ats the wtttn Signature N D. Huughvh, ~, self rro
peu Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright and Trade NAH secured
.h by all diRll,' and dealers 10 incidence. Frss, ONE
4. L. BRITTiEsHAM q FRO, hannibal,
hhgso ~ WLolesae AAd RAiAh Agsnb,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
McNoil's Spring Style Of Hats.

WhursNIu aud r. MI Z aud ~, MhIkrI F.,
~, LOUIS, MO-
introducing my Rylr oT Hats fnt the Spring NJ 1854 I
would aok especial Altunuon ~ thu combination presents
81 tho most mporNni requisites NJ AZ article Of Dress bcuuy
and uy II liph yet sitnngI NJ ptaputons aud
sltt same time NY tdnpcd eI summer hat In the
hcuie NJ Hats, my muio Ia "N crlsiOrn The richest ma
ietle aud the hest Workmanship, united with the muS uuIlrIna
vigilance Of supervision, Cnnnn tall produce hat wouhy Of
the motto,
have full assortment Of the finest goods In my line rom.
ptnV n that II now, rich aud fashionable HAS, Cans,
straw and Panama Gunds especially intended meet the do
mands, either Wholesale ~ ulalh NJ community rapidly
advancing ~ wealth. aud fehn and artificial Wanll
mat follow, Ahe tanr time sell the staple goods Df ht
trade Ms Inv A. any other IN ~, Louis,
Itrspretmr Invite personal nspectnn nr my stock,
mehlO I'm John MCNEIL,
L and 10, MntkrI 81, I'M M hnnsr n, Nina
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25

Iisrrnack, Coehceo, Phillip Alsn'', HamillonE
lobe, J. Dunnelps, American, Sptague, Globe, Man.
hester Mayhsld, Providence, Md Bloomdas, all of
which ore 'Rrnownrd' Tor EclCganes OF style 'kasl
'OiIvI' and dulable, prices ranging from ~ 10 H.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25

This story Is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new stNry by Mr.. Arthur, enti-
tied "spuring to spend or, the lotions and
the pinkerlons," will he commenced, to be
continued during several months. Thus,
ia the first volume of the home magazine,
two nouvelettrs by the editor will be pub.
lishcd, AS only limited edition Of the
first numbers Ul the mugaaSe was printed,
those wishing "ihe old mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions early.
IT, IN order to prevent rnisupp,ehension
on the purt Of the public, we will here state
that the home magazine is mOnthly issue
of the home gazette, and contains The best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing IN
permanent shape and for circulation in new
channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many Of the ablest writers In the country.
II is from this cause that the publishers are
able, in the outset, TO furnish the work at so
low rate.
TERMS or ARTIUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
To those who desire to receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer 1t al tho follow.
inu cvtra ordinary loIV rluh nriras,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
Bcragc dc T.aincs

fSIhionable styles zoe, ?3,, asc, aud a1c tot MrcI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
Hair and Tooth Brushes

4 NnTleIN VI NoInbtI YNV UIesN NNIIoN5, FcUrI UOl
Agate White and ColorCl, dozen for clS Cot on
Luce and Edgirg, l.sle aud thread EdSwg, Swiss and
JAckouct EGgng aud lnssrngs, from 5c 10 doe Ivory
PcfloI aters, NJ DC,
a iaInn nr.nriInei Of SILK pnrnsols. AZ Hhe 10 81
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
Silk BerAUeH.

Most beautiful pa,tclu' nnd fashionable styles, SSe
SSe, l3c Satin, striped both ways 6,c plain, pink
blue aud black ioe fanny sE tissues, Doc, black II,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
Prints.

lists, In part, o. follows
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
SUIIdriCs.

rapsf rombhss all colcrs, Irish linens pillow case do
Russia linen shes,ng, ~ zoe, hleach,d ,heeliug
1914 and u l. Table Diaper, ~, Bleaehpd MuSnS
Brown Sheeire, iAC6sic supeIhne "A Ticking, Poe,
Good 7.e, ut kr Couonadcs aud DenimS for Chi.
dren's wear, al i2e@2s ~ nlays l.iuen,
A conlDlVtp uysOFiIIpnl OF
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Hosiery and Gloves:

French Embroidered Collars, Undrrslseves, and L.
Q ilaudrehrils; Linen Handkerchief, at l9e TO l0c
Embroidered do, : 30, Silk Wells, ut 30 Common
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
Lawns.

N r., from the celebrated factory Of Hartmann, lod
90 Esncy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, Sci Painted
lnnnnll lnr
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25

Where club OF twelve subscribers send
us fifteen dollars, a copy extra will be fur.
nlshed to the agent or getter.up of tho club,
or to any address he may designate. Al
these terms, The "hOme magazine" will be,
for the amount Of choice reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
In the United States.
For three dollars, a copy each Of the
I"1ome Gazette" and alone Magazine"
will DO sent one year.
In making up clubs, II may frequently be
desirable to unite In single club both
"homo magazine" and "hcne gazette" sub.
scrbcrs, This cun be done By always ma.
king the club price TO the rnagazine subscri.
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club may be. The
extra copy to the getter.up Of the club, in
all such caseS, can 10 the gazette or murO.
zine, at the option Of the party who Is 10
receive II. .-. .I..
Postage on ArthGr9 Home Megasins.-Ir
paid quarterly or yearly Ia advance, Is
cents for the whole year \
Address, r. 3. ARTHUR 4 CO,
Ne LOT Walnut Street
h'adC'phM
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25
NNALTN FoR VIE STNTESl 80
HOLLOWAYIS PILL


DIFFERENTIATION OF BLOOD 10 llIE HEAD
Copy Of letter from Mr. john Llovd Of Erw. wsn nsai
Hdrl,rh, McriondhShirc
To Professor lloLLrwAW
Sta avail myself Of the first opportunity NJ inform.
Ing you, that for very long period was niIliciedwl
dnhgerou, glddlnem and frequent swimnihgF In the
head attended by loss Of Appetite dllordered stomach
AMI generally Impaired henth Every means had
Tall 1T 10 give mo any permanent relief aud nj length
became 30 alarming That was really afraid Of going
about without an attendant. In this melancholy con.
lllion waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist.
hareeh Tor The purpose Of consulting him a' 10 wha,
he'd better do he kindly recommended your Pills,
lisd HEN without delay aud utter taking them ipr q
short time nm happy 10 bear testimony TO their won
derlul efficacy AIN now restored II perfect health.
and enabled 10 resume my asnal duties. You are vi
ptelch, .. Tam, slt your obellrEi servant,
MIRAUULoUS tURE OF DVorsY. "
Extract ola Lciier rom Edward Ro,rr E,9 OF India
Halk Tobdso dated 1prii SIN, 1881
DIAN SiR-l tlecm II n duty owe 10 yen anil Ne
public ~ Large, 10 Inform yOH Of most ina.ulo ~
coyery from hat dlsshul ds,ase, DaopsY, aud hch
under God, was effected by yOI Invaluable pnls
wac tapped I've times Within cpht Irun,ns, aud sil.
Ally treated by Two medical piue rl,on,s tu could
nj Ee cured until hal tecourse ~ out tcm,d, uu
nolN ilhisndmE all had Undergone, hi, mraculou,
medicine cured me IN Tue c"w,y oIs. w..t
rNrAlLrBF S GUT2 or fPN s4Hn R C2 y;.
PLAlNT, WITH lNUiG@SrIOS AND V,oLEAT
HEAD ACIIlS
Erirdd cf a Latter pom ar y. Gocrn, ChrniIt, o,
-. Cihon, near Bristol dutSi Jay IAN, 1872.
To Professor HoLLowAYi
DEAR SlN-l AIN rcqu sted BY Lady uNlned Thorn
ai just arrived lrnri TIE West InhoN 10 Acquainl yOu
hat Tot period Of eight years herself mud family sui.
lrred from continual had health arIug from disorders
o he Ever and stomach udigr,l,on, Loss VI Appetite
Nnl'ut Headaches, paths IN the Idle weakness aud
general debility inr which she cunsHiul l,r most I'm
lne'i men iu the cuonN, hu Wuhun, az beneficial ~
ulii vt last hh' had recourse Ia Nrur Invaluable Pills
which ~ aver, short 4 objected s. great u thiuur
Tor the better, that ,hc cJutmrd lh,m AID ~" whnl,
family were t"SuiCd to health dud slcuglh. Fulthrr
hc dc'nes nr 10 suV, that Ehc has Witnessed N er ~
'raordnarl vu'u"S In those rrwpl.iiI Incl entail /,
chdicn, ralii ulUri, IN case. ol M,asps AID Scarai
having "a'crCG positive CUE. vi these diseases VIII
no other rmrdy (Slrut) :. GOWEN,
lhrSC r, lrhIJIgf pm NJ, ,p,n,, C ,Fstr,,, - ,L
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All Wool Dc LainCs
Silks.

Black, at Sii0, sLlS 40. wAtstcd. NJ u 30.
hney hsnod, " NO ST. 81 H. 81 Is, and 81 U.s. Flo.
sheS slkF, ull colos, GtughanS a. i9lctt9Se, Swiss
muslin, Victory lawn, lueouct Rard muslin, Embroi.
dNcd SVlSs, CApnct one piece Supcrfno White DENT.
~ French WOlk King cotton, linsn hosE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-25

PERSONS wishing 10 buv stoves should give ~ call
anu examine our nav patterns of
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
Democratic Meeting.

Tie f,howing proceedings of Democratic meet.
ing a. 81 Anthony, would have appeared in the last
laer of hc Pioneer, bu, reached US after the same
was made up.
The Democrats Of St. Anthony met pursuant to
MOTTO. d The Democratic Precinct Committee, ovel
the store Of N4sh s Mills, on Monday, the 18th inst,
as o'clock p. M, when A. Il. Dodge, Esq. wa,
appointed President, Daniel Stanchfeld, Vice Pres
deu, and V. Richardson, Secretary.
Iha President briefly stated the object of the meet
ing, fud recommending that harmony and good feel
ins sAonld Characterize its proceedings.
nj Go,siag gentlemen, as delegates TO the Coun.
" Convention, to be held at ST, Paul, on the l7tb
last wers tnea nominated aud elected by accama.
toa.3
C;Carla-r, o. +. Whitley, ID. Gorham, f. L.
liausS. =. Farnham, Patrick Carey, ". q. Allen,
jas. she. .c d. Stanchfed.
o. mos. On, the delegates were instructed to vote
for sic De-, ag persons as candidates tie support
81 >, ta,tn n the said Convenliou.
S.uT-C e. Leonard.
lrta'f I4fye--A. X. Dodge.
CT .4.p 4iniSsi0Rg--L. L. Wilson.
11s loving nominations then made for
l.s itiv arl precinct officers:
q .r-.-f harles Simpson.
R,tese.f1. CD. ssianchied, William Dugas.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
.T.iees--N. +. Braw'ey, Jas. ii. Brown.
f. .rf.t[.- A. West, John Bean.
VI, = f.. Hall, being loudly called for, addressed
tae n:-, With much eloqucnce, he adverted to the
d..sfsioai LAT had disturbed the united action oil
the par ~ tunes past. the g.orious future before
theln ,hg: "a these differences healed, when
every n.n willing forget all isins and side is
,oes, aad aaxous to promote the cause Of pure dc.
mocrecs o.. fourshins Territory.
S.,e.l st4er gentlemen also addressed the meeting
whose ,l-ari, were repeatedly cheered, and the best
f,c'.ns presai ed.
ABRAM T.. DODGE, Pres't.
w. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
Dated August 81, sJ3 ct


& FARM consisting of lgJ acres, Within z miles of
a St raul. situated the Point Douglass road be-
a Red RucN: III uuder ~ cuitiy aet there
has been bt'tvN crop taken on thi, frame
hou>t Hetty finished. n ~ l.. ith l. Il bN 10
ue spring close The yelling. This is the bes {
STOCK firms thc Territory. there is Iaetdow tld
viii We'd iron 10 - u hts, also u
heavy tinbtr lti The Mississippi Alts, within QUE
,.le aId quarter Price <l5.5Cu, \ $50 down,
enable time wl be given for the balance enquire OF J.
CstLoa.t, -. Paul, on the pseIniscs
E. BELL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22

WHOLESA AND II ETAiL CONFEC-
EIONAEH.

I'UE Subscribers returning their thanks TO their
\ patrons ana the public General ior the hhceal
encouragement they have received, desire 20 INFORM
them thdt have machine sNt utlcr 1ciiities
supply Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
ielr own manufacture: amor Others. all sorts % suck
CANDY Rose and Burnt Almonds, toril ttTs. ALis>e,
A'oGiaei E!r.i. and all other hind Of Drops; Candy
ana >Ig1t TnNe. Sc which they VIII sell b, the box
al lower ra~ adding irtl2l than be bought ia
,.;teuN st Louis, Win the ADV qnt3ge II having a
fresh article Also, French German English TOY
sHd fancy Goods All orders .ur Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filed al Tie lowest possible prices.
- REM 4 KARCEER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
Dated August 3, 1893.

DIsrRIcr COURT First Judicial District,
Ramsey Comfy, Territory NJ Minnesota.
Fhncas Freeman surviving partner OF The late firm
Charles r. Freeman n Co., against James Lurran
W Imam u. Lawstr, partners, Ac.
To James Currm and " illaln B. LAWYER, TIE above
named defendants.
lou hereby summoned and cquired answer the
plant in TINS on, which has this day been flied
IN The office of the Clerk of This Court for the comfy
aforesaid. Paul, in said county, aud Territory
Minnesota. and To a coy of Your the
said complaint the subscribers their Office. in st
Paul, III said count, and Territory, within twenty da!
after the service Of this >aaIBons exclusive
the day of such service; and il fan 10 the
sad complaint within the aiort said, the painti
Tins action viii take judgment against you tor ,ie
of thousand and seventy seven dollars and three
cents. wh interest from the twenty third day of MAY
hOus;na eight hundred ana .iltythiee, besides the
COSTS Ut THIS action.
MASTERSON n SlNONS,
Plaintiff ; Attorneys
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Dated August 3. 1874.


DI>rRicr COURT. First JuGl,lh hstrct.t
RAMSEY County. TenitOr, al Mime sofa.
Thomas T. HAYES aud Lorcu2o Suow. partners, &C.
against James Currau and William q. Law ier part
nerS, Nc.
70 James Cursan and William Il. Law Ter, the above
named defendants:
You hereby summoned and required Ia answer the
complaint in this action, which has this day been filed
the Office of The Clerk o! This Court for tie
aforesaid, 81 Paul, in said county, and Territory OF
Minnesota and TO serve copy OF your answer fl said
complaint the suhscrbers at their Office in St Paul
in said county and IeTrltcr thin twenty days after ia.
service q. this Summons ou Nou exclusive OF lie day a
such service; aud yon TAI 10 the said complain
With.u the tHe alores td, The plaintiffs Ia h. -, ion
vii take -IcNt against for the u thouS-
d Hinehudtt I'd aud EitN tN dollars twenty irC cents,
viih Interest the f.ou Juie y. le3, and also uc
the nsrthIr sU Of llVe hdnIted dollars with interest
Il IA tc "a das OF AaN. thousand eight hundred
di.d .tl -ihtee besides the costs u tii> ,tcttun.
MASIERSOA :. SfMDNS,
Plaintiff IS Attorneys.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22

IT, rnE sIsSDs OF EDUcArroS:--Every great
au- ~:nthy enterprise can be most iudicioaSy con-
a.c'e, end ID. interests eectuaIIy adv anced 10y
f-e = lI- g that cause acting ia concert. Aud III
t.tef TO the strongest aud harmonious
c.n, action, an interchange IT views IN assem-
oso c'aVs lonal capacity, seems most appropriate
and fsec-s,''1.
= o., Peopie of Minnesota there can be but fe,c
y g. subj 'c's OF more general and vital importance
tl8a :i ei-t alton OF the young. This Is matter in
senie.. - i I'd he interested.
D.. -Sins -hereiore that great good may aud would
resi-. .oi ar educational CONVENTION he'll this Fall
(.., aul, about the middle OF Oct. } the more
sptci object If this circular is, bro ach that sub
j., ,lj IRE OF tue Friends oi Popular Education
ysc se viii operate With me in calling sue h
Il convention. Meas may IN that WAY be take /.
vhc.. u.. much weight with the people in
a";o pa,S deeper nseies; ia our common schools,
aui r.ilg hem aud their officers 10 engaged.
ness ii 90 ing and improving their condition aud
os..4ise-, IAN the efficient efforts Of any man.
: hc rspIa crease Of the population Of THIS Teri ito.
>, al1iIe strong IN favor Of such conyen-
ia.
VIII iic friends Of this cause speak out either to
me personals, OF in the public prints! Any su5ges
tioas eJrtcfnins the above proposition; inorma-
tiJn VsIsaaiu. 20 the common schools different To-
cal'Grs, he thanktally received. would respect
lut ga az / earnesti, request also IN this
lnst piDper officers, whose duty il TO report
taeit schools to the Superintendent would attend t.
taat uI, e. enable him make as full a report to
the l. s.,.afn ne ncxi wiiier, possible.
j.. W. MERRILL, Sup't Of Com. Sch.
=. An.a4uy, Sept, 1888.