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SAp.-The Aha California gives the following. Il
reminds one OF stories heard or read years ago.
Gan IA, cling death occurred in this city on the
10Th inst. Spanish mother missed her child onl,
year old. She supposed that i, had lost itself ia
the street, and advertised it, but could learn nothing
On the l;ti she had occasion to open her camphor
wood trunk, aud there lay her child, dead. II had
fallen into the trunk and in try Ing To get out, pulled
down the lid, which closed with spring, and fitted
so closely thai the child had snolliered to death.
gentleman Of Vermont in letter to a friend in
this city, speaking Of the election in that State says:
The Wings have been weighed in the balance, even
"Falrbanks improved" aud found wanting.
Fairbanks, the unsuccessful Wing candidate for
Governor, is the well known scales manufacturer
Hence the joke.-Clevc. Plain Dealer.
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Commercial.
PIONEER OFFIcF,)
Dec. |, 1853.

PIONEER OFFIcF,p
DEC. l, 1853.
LIVE SrocK-Corrected weekly bv Mr.. {. Cou-
tcr,-Beef on foot TIC. y D. Cows $50 to $50.
Work Oxen from 500 to $50 p yoke.
FRESH MEAT-Reail.--Bee SGl0c.. Mutton
l0c. Pork lie. Veal 12lc. Chickens So y doz.
PRovIsIoNs.-Corrected weekly by Mr.. Presy-
flour extra, S775 superfne, 1926 v bh. Corn meal
S1,lO 2 bushel; Beans Sl.50 p buShel; Potatoes,
30 cents y bushel. Fresh Butter 25G3Oc. y b.
Cheese l2tc. p ID; Eggs I0c T. doz
GRoCERIEs.-From Mr.. Alexander Rev, Ro-
bert ST., Sugar, brown, 8, I2D 15c. p II Refined,
and crushed i2@I5; Coffee Is, 2C@25; Tea 6O@l00.
Rice &c. Molasses 60GOS0c. and : p gal.
DRIED Participates 81 50Gl IS y busbel;
Peaches So O00D350. Green Apples S.. so p bbl.
GRAIS.-Oats 50c.; Corn 81 90; Barley Csc.
MIscELLANEous.-Crack "a SO ass so y ibI.
Candies-Star Csc. y d. Tailow 20 do. Fish (frcsh)
Sc. y h. dried 7c. Lime 81 5cGS2 90 q bbl.-
Onions Coo. p bush. Lard Oil 81 so y GAL
Salt 81 90 y bush. Vinegar Csc. y gal. Tal!ow IOc.
y b. Tobacco 15140c. Hides (green) q, dr., 81.
LUSBER.-Comron SSDSl2 p NJ; Dimension
stuff, SI2@l4; Flooring SIS; Siding SIS; Sea-
soned $20O25; Shingles 50 O01D3 so; Lath 81.
WooD-dry-$3 506i 90 u cord.
Here is hint given through the L., don Daily
News:
HINT TO TURKEY AND AMERICA.-Turkey
wants money, and America has too much money
Turkey has more territory than she well keep,
and America has natural thirst for extension of
ritory.
Why don't Turkey sell the Yankees porti 1t
might both pay and please Brother Jonathan very
well. if the spot was we'll chosen, whilst freedom in
Europe would find new rallying point. Yours.
"A CITIZEN or THE WORLD.
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XIlNNA Eridau NJ 4

,r - ViHNNA, IIuay, NOV. 4.
The Presse confirms the news Of the arrival Of
1000 troops a, kalaiat OF the advance Of the left
wing OF the Turkish army, besides 5000 of the
Turkish reserve from Soihia, The vanguard under
Numk Pasha and Gen. prun, had serious conflict
with $500 Russian cavalry, between Kalafat and
Kiajova The affair lasted hours, " hen the Rus
SLAMS retreaed towards Slatina.
The news by mail gives different phase to the
mat,er,-t IS tlat conference is 70 be held AZ
London for the settlement Of the future of Turkey.
shall throw more light on The subject
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-----s------.-- 49, ------ -
HENRY MORRIS.

n Third Street, has on hand fine assortment of
L Dry Goods, consisting in part OF Dress Goods Ner-
Eos Alpaccas, Nousn de LANES all Vool do, P!aids
Ginghan, Shaws, TT innings, Embroidery, Hosiery
&ci in short every thirs in the Dry Goods line usually
called for by the ladies. Gail apd examine his GOODS
and prices. 33-tf
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n '" "ttI INUF.O % I % Ut
NOTICE TO IINIREIl MEN

VvNHE Subscribers having purchased Of the United
Il States the Pine Timber Lands situated upon Rum
River and its tributaries, in Minnesota Territory with
the exception of small quantity purchased by o5her
partIes,) give notice that person will be allowed TO
cut timber upon said lands without first obtaining
permit from Permits TO lumber upon said nds VIII
be granted oil favorable terms upon pcation to either
of rs at the American House, st. Paul. to William
u. Garland or Caleb d. Dorr, OF st. Anthony.
WASuBCRN n WQODMAN.
DORlLUS MORRISON.
ST. Pau Nov. Z. ls53-2t
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The following communication, from the pen of
young lady, should be per,sed by every young man
vi no knows, or who does not know the ms;Iious
workings Of incmperance;
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MARRIED..

On the LIST ins;., BY Rev. Mr.. Greasy, Mr.. Mac,
Walker to Miss Mary Nelson.
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81. Paul, July 81, 1851.


LNNU OK y
n hnA ACRES Of choice land in this heau'i.
94OOO ,ul Territory, by The secuon, half sec.
ton, quarter section, single
1900 Acres in the vicinity Of 81. Paul near the
Capital Oi the Territory, The midst of country aS.
filing up, and rapid, rising i'll value
900 Acres III the vicinity Of 81. Anthony Falls,
near the greatest water power III the Norhwe., The
centre OF the numbering interest OF The Territory.
500 Acres near the Young and thriving village Of
Manonn, on the mississippi river, above tie Fails, in
beautiful country fast opening 10 emigration.
200 Acres near and bordering Oh White Bear Lake
splendid sheet Of water noted Tor ful soes
and fine fish This land is easy e by good roads,
and Is The first quality OF soil. Heautii Lakes and
streams OF the purest water abound every part, ali
Wei stocked with choice Varieties OF fish.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak open
ing and natural prairie; forming the most bcai seem
er, imaginable, and presenting the favorable
r.ty for the choice d d farm.
HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul, VI. T. Apr, II, 1853. ST. Gun.
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Dog (type) erel.

Dog (type) erel.
II T. WHITNEY 10 his friends,
- . This humble notice greeting sends,
To inform them what he had before,
With stock just added to his store;
And further, that this kind oil trade ls
Kept up for Gents well ~ La lies;
OfLockets FINE his stock consists,
From twenty dollars, dpyn to six;
And being pleased to all suited
He keeps On hand some that plated.
'Al is not gold that glitter
But he'd say to all his 'Sitters"
That when they're filled with good pictures sure
It's hard to tell them from the Simon pure"
But being so CHEAP is all the best of it,
And when you call, youll learn the rest oft.
He's also Locket Pins and Rings,
And LOTS of Cases, pretty things,
Union, Kossuth, Pearl and She.i,
Jenny Lind. Kate Hayes and Jewell,
Port Monnaie, and Papier Machs,
Selling rapidly every day.
Some are single and some double,
And TO ''sHow THEM Is NO TROUBLE"
So cal, at his Gallery Third Street,
And have your "Picter' 'done up DROWN"
ST. Paul, Nov 3, l853--tf29.
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{ Buy what 1 like, and 1 like what ]
Buy.
/. buy what like, and ! like what buy,
Whenever purchase from HyNEmAS's supply;
II ask TO be furnished from HYNEMANs new stock
With an elegant Dress Coat beautiful Frock
suitable garment at onco meets my eye
And 81 buy riat / like and IKE ,chat bSv"
Z. In Pants, my wishes equally met,
Whether plaid or invisible, speckled or jet,
There's not the least hardship in making selections
When HYSEmAN's pants are brought for inspection,
choice Is soon made, and cannot deay
That 81 Buy uhat Ihie and 4 ike uha. buzz
3. With regard to the Vests at HYNENANs you meet,
never saw any that suited sweet,
The cloth is so good, and the style is SO neat,
That l'm fully borne out when call them complete.
In Vests like these, not fault descry,
But 81 bay Uhat like, and like ,rhat buy"
A. Concerning the Overcoats, much may be said,
never could wear any Others instead.
These wrappers are warm, and exceedingly smart,
And beautiful grace TO the form they iinpart.
And thus with the cheapness Of HyxEMAN's supply
81 5uy ,chat Ike, and like tchat buy!'
THIRD STREET. NEAR JACKSON,
L. the place where is 10 be found
L. HYNEMAN.
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Banking, Exchange, Insurance
and Land Business.


With our present facilities, we are enabled TO attend
10 coec lions in all parts of the Territory and to
promptly at current rates Of exchange. In the prose-
cuiion Oh the Land Business, enabled personally
attend the purchase and sale OF property the pay
Of taxes entering land locating land
aiming titles, &c.
WIN. BREWSTER & CO.
WILLIAM BREWSTER,
Late Of Western Bank, Phladek pkia, Pa.
THOMPSON RIrCHIE,
Late Of pate, Ross 4 Witters Philadelphia.
REFERENCES:
G. ". TROuTMAN, Cashier Wssteyn Bank, PhiIa
b. b. CoMEsYs, Ph!iOdeipAia Bank,
Nessrs. DALE, Ross G WITnERs,
Messrs. ATw COP & Co.
Hon. Judge THOMPSON,
Hon A. o. HEIsrER, Press Cash Mltual Insurance
Co., HGrFistusj
NELSON RoTu, Esq Presr. American Insurance
Co., Utica, y. T.
ExGov ALEXANDER RAMSEY, st. Paul, Minnesota
Messrs. J. McCLo,D, JR., n Co., :.
w. l.. AMGs, Esq,
CHUBB q Bro, WASHINGTON, d. c.
81 Paul. Dec. !, 1888 3}-tf
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TtIlRITORY Of MiNNES1

Tk.IiRiTORY OF MINNESOTA,
DIsrRICr CouRr, LIST JvpICIAL DIsrRIcr,i
Ramsey County.
Charles II Oakes, Against j. G. Norwood
TIC j. C. Norwood; The Defendant above mentioned:
NTOU are hereby summoned ana required to answer
q the complaint IL this action, which has been
flied he lice o the clerk OF THIS Cou!i, for The Coun-
" aforesaid, s.. Paul in said county, and to serve
copy % your 70 the said oQmpi,.ut on the sub
srrIbers at their office il SAINT Paul. Ramsey County
and Territory aforesaid, within twenty day Ter the
service oi tlis summons on eAcu>ve OF the of
such servce and II fail to The SAID comm amt
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
take judgment against for the sum of hundred
and fly dollars principal, with interest thereon
from the 29; day June, D. 1885, besides the costs Of
action.
AMES & VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs AttorDeys
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NOTICE Is given to all concerned and especially TO
all hall breeds interest ed in the reservation
Lake Pepn, named In the 9Th article of the treaty with
the confederaied tribes Of Sac and Fox and other
dans, OF July 18Th, 1880, That the Commissioner of
me GEM Land Office has Instructed the Surveyor Gen.
era 10 cause to be duly surveyed marked the exter-
nal lines OF said reservation, which operations
IN progress IN that quarter; and prevent any possible
Misunderstanding that might eroY of the operations
OF surye, ors In that neghborhood, this notice is given
In obedience to orders from the Indian Department.
w. A. GORMAN,
S2-tf Gov and Sunt Ind Afs
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J. &. BURBANK IL CO.,
CTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers In Grain and Provisions
"hari Boat 81 Paul Min. J. &. BURBANK,
e. +. WHITNEY.
Shippers and COnssnees will find to their interest TO
90 business with u.s. as the expense of Labor and Dray
age il saved - TT ~
REFERENCES,
Gov. w. A. German,
Henry NJ. Rice, t.
W r. Marsfall I Co. "u''
Alex. Wkh.-
u. IL. Campbell, & Co
lorrain, L. Co., "a'ena'
r. s Harris, 4 Co.
R R'ir M s.sa, ST, Louis.
Manning SaalSa s : s'snx g Co., Boston.
Minnesota.
81 PAM, Nov. "a. 1883 % II
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ESTATE OF CONRAD BROWN.

ESTATE OF CONRAD BROWN.
A PPLICATlON having been made 10 the Probate
IA Court Cf Washington County, for letters of adj
nnist the estate of CoNRAD BRowN, decreased.
late Of Swatcr,--It is ordered, that Saturday, the
26th day OF november, D. 1885, he fixed for the hear
ing Of said application, the Office of the Judge of said
Probate Court, saltwater, in said County and that
copy If this order be published three weeks
previous the time Of such hearing, IN the Minnesota
Pioneer
II. WILSON,
Judge ofProbate Of Washington County.
Saltwater. Nov. g SO st
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$4,000.

u wish 10 purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Il Town Lots in the city Of 81. Paul The money Will
be paid down for property, ~ a fair price.
LEWIS lIYNEMAN,
Sd st., near Jackson.
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WHOLESALE -:ND RETAIL CONFEC-


THE subscribers IN returning their thanks their
L patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them That they have maCnHery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy OF
the ir manufacture ong Others. all sorts OF Stick
Candy, Rose Burnt Almonds Corianders, Anisse
Aciduated Fruit and all other kind of Drops; Candy
and sugar TOYS, sc, which they will sell by the box
lower rates, adding freight. than il he bought
ualena ST. Louis with the advin of having
fresh article. Also French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice
promptly filed at the lowest possible prices.
20 REM n KARCHER
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l.. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar,

Ladies hear!-Call-and you will buy
l.. BLUM has hitherto spared no pains to please
the adde's OF ST. Paul and vicinity and he is as ready
now To do them homage for their liberal patronage
ne mas ever been, and ever will be. During the past
season he has been twice New York their espe-
cia neneht, and he them that his stock
Gently received, will meet their wants and wishes On
his counters Tor Inspection, (and he will always be hap
by to show his goods,) will be found a beautiful variety
ot SILKS, black and coiored. sparkling and brilliant AT
all prices. MeriBoes, all wool delaines BombazInes,
Aiapacas, black and colored Pcramettes Velvets ali
coiors, win a general variety of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies well know that the Bazaar can be found
large variety oi Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all prices.
SHAWI.S.
Woolen, Merinoe, Broshe, Silk and Zephyr WOOL, at
al prices.
OF all descriptions victorines. Mufrs, Cuffs, Gloves,
for ladies and gentlemen. Boots and shoes ga,ers and
India RubbeTs.
JENELRT.
He has also hand the best assortment of Jewelry
west OF TT. Louis consisting of gold and silver watches
breast pms for ladies' and gentlemen fob long CHAINS
rugs gold and silver thnbles chrms, pens and pencils
iockets, watch keys and seals. Also good assort-
ment OF plated silver.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search of Christmas presents for children
and grown persons, will find every thing please in
this hue AT Blnn,'s Bazaar, at very low prices
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from large i'm por ting house in New
York large variety of Guns an, Pistols which can lie
bought for : 10 and upwards
D.p' Nov al
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange
Office.

FUNE undersigned very respectfully inform the public
OF their having entered into co-partnershp, under
the firm OF VIM. Brewster Co., for the lion OF
oral
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JESUP & COMPANY,

BANKERS &C.
LHECHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and other Gil
ties OF the United States Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, pay able
Wlthcu. discount,
ENGLAND Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
LAND.--)ubln Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c
SCOTLAND --Edhhurg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also. Drafts pay able in Francs, Flons Thaers on
FRANcE.--Paris, Hayre, Lyons, and MsrseIes.
GERMANY.-Ham urgh, Frankfort, .. NJ, brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasbur.h.
observation-disclosures erue, Basic.
lTALY.-Niian, Florence, Rome, Naples, VcIicc,
Mes>iua IN Sicily.
AusTRIA.-Vienna and Triest.
RUssIA-St Petersburgh, Warsaw.
SWEDEN Stockholm.
NoRW Y-Christaua
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN--320 acres improved farming
N land, beautifully situated on the Iitt Canada road.
FIVE miles from ST Paul. Also loo acres prairie ana OAK
openings. ten miles from town. situate White Bear
Lakc-part fenced and broken Also $40 acres, being
highly improved and well broken farm which the
finest crops have been raised this saje twelve
miles from town. Also, improved city properly, town
lots in ST. Paul and St Anthony. and intetcs,s in lie
Sueur, Nankato, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply to
WM. BREWSTER. Real Estate Broker,
23-tf or 20 and Wabashaw-sts.
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z. Fan!, VI. T. ApriI II, 1873.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
rIfE partnership heretofore existing between Alex
i ander Rey and Ianc May has been dissolved bN
mutual consent from and aitcr the 26tl inst. Those in
dehted to the firm OF Re- * May VIII please M he
early payment to AeNander Rey, who is authorized to
settle the affairs of the firm, and will pay all just de-
niands against it.. ALEXANDER REY.
LAMBERT MAY.
ST. Paul, Nov 30th, 1853.
The Grocery Provision and Forw arding business w.
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned the old
stand on Roberts street and Levee.
I33-3t, ALEXANDER REV.
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81. fHuI Iron aud BraAs OundrY.
vNE subscriber having purchased The Foundr, in this
u place formerly owned by Z. W. Eorup Co, and
hFlhg thoroughly reftte it, now prepared furnish
castings o all descriptions the most able
M Tearing, Shatng, Boxing, etc. viii be executed
IN as good st lie be found in the Western World.
Steam Engines and Thre.hing machines repsired on
short notice SoVes Of an Binds furnished with inside
pites, doo's gridles, etc Patterns all descriptions
hdde TO order Also Brass and Comp Castings Of
az descriptions; lsabbit metal, lining etc, nude Of the
best materials aud warranted.
Ola iron, Biass and Copper taken in exchange for
Phsungs. +. GILMAN.
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Young Men. Read !-.-Deaiers in Lii.
quOr. Read!

For the Phone
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June 80, lS5S.-lltf.
w HlTNEH'S GALLERY Of DAGUEk.
EAEl nksG.


Viz subscriber bavng recently made great prove.
nents in tne arrangement Of hgnt in his gallery, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus. which,
together witE his before superior stock makes the
appointments OF his Gallery equal, If superior TO sny
III the w est Is now prepared to execute Daguerreoype
hAenesscs IN sty le unsurpasscd by ANY operator.
Lille is unccrtajn and persons ID health should not dee
lay one moment III procuring one OF these
mentos OF ,iie which, under the trying circuns
OF final separation Of friends, price en- purch ase
Miniatures taken in any weather, and say in lock-
cts pins, rings, bracelets Canes; large variety OF
which! are kept constantly on hand and patterns
being constantly received All respect .uy Invited
TO cali md examine specimens. 49,
81. Paul, Aug >. 1852. - left
kIyDSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAIL.
'HHlS desirable ground, living in the central ard
advantageous part OF the fn,sn of ~. Paul, whrTo
must inevitably be the principal business of tho
town, and a1ording also most choice ana delightful Lots
III The rear upon the BENCH for dwelling houses. sur.
,eyed into Lots aud now oers or sale, With tii.es
disputed ana ndisutaie at reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms o.! credit for o.! the purchase
money, and Lumber for building on Lots sold III the ad
ditioH, VII he t.rnisie! the mill easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAKFS,
Agent for Proprietors.
ST. Paul July 81, 1851. - Is
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FOR - LIE,
Ann FERCHEs Of good building stone for
IL WV sale at the Quarry, delivered TO any
part of the city. lnqure CT tie subscriber.
mls-if EUVARD STEWART.