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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
tCE CREAM SALOON a GENERAL
CONFECTIONA2Y ESTABLISHMENT

TIE subscribers, in returning their sincere thanks TO
ihe!t tptrons and Tie public ln general, 0g The liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building forucrl. known as HciicoN kAliora's
Drug store, Third street. They will always have Ice
cream a!d .Yery article III the confectionery line La
dies ana Gentlemen lclse .Ve rs ii call.
They viii also inform the public that they have al
ways hai al Their Coniectio ary, the Ameri-
can HoGsc, ll assortment Of fancy and plain Candies.
which they VIII sell almost low it be b0uah
III -. Louis Merchants viii find il to Their advantage
10 call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly Oiled. RENZ - hARCHER.
ST. Paul, July 6, iS52- ".
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FIR s,rSIy NyEAT.

have arrange now, for keeping fresh meat
L ice, in winter Temperatures and as shall be spar
neither of pains money. to have the choicest
boef pork, nation, laa, and other varieties
toners may send in tier servants chidreD for
bit Of tenderline, steak roast something else that
is good, and they shall have the best III the shop ard
honest weight. NJ, shop re,nemher is on ST. Anthony
street just few steps above fuller's 3story brick
21--6ti a WM. WELLS. g
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CAsri FoR pI.CKS3,ITY,yc-

Nv haVc Iiought cat the brick blacksmith shop Ol
W Mr. TAYLOR, and the riow shop joining il, the
junction. oi Fort iIi and ST. inthol., streets st Paul
where We shall carry hacksithing and pillow .Ig
in aepaTi'eEts o the business siter furnishing
not, may be desired. We intend to do worn stfct-
y upon cash principles while, therefore shall figi-
iy exact prompt payment The prices OF labor III be
VERY Low. VIII The public Try oar work and ouI
prices. ABBOTT & SONS.
lui5. I3-y
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Eatcimadu and Joo,lle,, Thud Strct, s.. Po,a.
XMAS just received Well selected stock oi ClOcks,
4 Watches and JewClry. coEsistns in part as fol-
lows Gold Bracelets Lockets, Breast Pms Scarf Pins,
Gun Rings Ear inss Finger Rings, Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains, buckles, Slides, Silver and German silver thin
bc Scctacles and Bye Protectors Cloc ks and Watches
of every hind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery, Per-
f.mery DC, A,hch for sale very cheap for Cash
Clocks, Watches and Jewclry repaired IN the best
M nd WARRANTED -33
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Ny SIC.

tlAS. b!DDi T. teacher of n,lsic, announces to the
!'i i.di,s OF Paul aii vicinity, that she W give
Instructions the Piano Forte Furner success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, promise o.
general satisfaction. These wishing her services.
cail nj her esdence, junction OF Ii and 81. Anlhony
streets
-. Paul, May -. i--tf
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EDWARD AI'LAGaN.

ST0IAGE FOR AIRING AND COMMISSION,
Al the Lower Landing, II. Iaul.
IL. Commission and Cu I-Inefls. VIII he prompt
IN iy and carefully attended TO.
References. B, a. Campbell, Z. 1ILagul, Galoaa;
Go. DrL-un. 81. Louis.
lower SieaI4boat Landing, 81 Paul, Min.
Aiarcl -, isJ2. 49-y.
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=. >. k. MeNii.E4AN,

ATTORNEY AND COuNSELLoa AT LAW,
M I'LL attend promptly and faithfully all business
w entrusted 10 him in the lire OF his profession at
S'llNaer 81. Paul 81 Anthony, and throughout III e
Territory of Minnesota and the adjoiIug counties Of
tht state o! Wisconsin Once, SfILLW ATEI, Mia.
3EFERE&CEs.
Nis Ex. Alex Ramsey, Geo. W Campbell * Co,
81 Faul C.sicna.
Hr. I. w Borup, Mr.. r. Lansing,
Nh j. w simpson, - Mr.. :. q. Butter 81 Louis
Hon. " Looiuis pittsL'. J. II. Larkin A. Ca
- G. Shaler, Sam1J. .Wctherelid 4. Co"
a. * ManThead, Esq. JOS. =. Butter n Go. Gin.
a. W Jackson, Es'l. " Mf. Jes j.. Beggs,
Saan'l Gnrmiy, Esq. Mr. O walker, Marine Mills
MAJ. J. B. Batter, and . II. Bur6e ~
cit2eas generally, - . {. }. Butler, {"
3g-l..
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CEateua.

WAR TACGE NILS, CiLENA.
&tuPERilNE EXTRA FLOtR brai, shorts ard
- horse feed, co>ti's on htd nnd Ter sale -, low
~ c.ish rsirs. Z. uHNf5rEAD / 90.
O-..t.1, - e. ;, l-.1. --2D
,,. $. GR&\HFoHD y CO.
Gri12.
7 - r Just received = :n supply Of Drugs, Mrdi-
: = '''o-, Pants Di.-, iAc->t"iis. " iiGo. ttsN,
c.l,ua uhus al Inc above and other a.t:o.s il.
ttc, ie, and Nui,I c ic attention thos, WISHING
- 2o,ha Is the, o:l'r - sci! Il. 81. Ioi.s i..-.s
Ga ,..i, Dtt. ., lr5l.
CF0. F3,E:1:t son.
n. - litt >t.i, Gsdn1, IL lstv.
yp~UpLt> and ir,a dealer n lug, ware ard
' cnutcN. Cast steele Nails, Mechanic, aul Mi
arf* Tools Koce a,N Far 1!as !m.tencrts. If
CSC. Z. sTaO~uEiI,
Ng,4 Ntrc,t. Gof,h4 N.
Sole Age ia Ci'na lor the sale OF sioan's Ncdo.n 6
H. HGvLiCAN.
GEToGAGE& < Commission, Water Strcrt. l-tvycca
- C4r-n ana We.hius,on streets, Ca'rna III.
). 5. MERRILL x co,
Wholesale Dealer, IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Eooi> and shoes,
No. 90, Steamboat Londiar, Gq'ena.
:. i'ELT, lalonu, III.
II hole~ulo and Hetoil Dca'ci in Dry Goods Gro
cerl,s, Hardware, Boots ana Shoes,
Crochery- liouseiarnlshns Goods,
Mattresses, sc.
Al.SO--hoeps constantly on hand larec stock
OF Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
JOHN Il. SMITH CO..
Ufchh9Qh rs aAd jr'c,Htrs, N0ta S., GafsA N'qois
4 ItI-e and well selected assortment OF Clocls
HS Watcses Jowelly and Silver Spoons constantly on
iAit, ier sale lo~. Engraving neatly ehetu-~d- A.
Kinds a JcNcry made 10 urjer aud neatly repaired
All orders punc'ualy amended to. The highest prc.
PAID tor OLD .!u AID si.+Vf. 20
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Gu0sorl.
BENJAMIN. ALLEN,

-ia,saeg o' lar, Hnlson, St. c"'l Co'u,tr. VIZ.
JOSEPH BD.VRoN,
Nfug F.ttlc cnI L0i@ -lga1i. HUison. s.. Cr,ir
CRAZY, Uhc,a,sp.
EZHE-EMl riON Claims secured, and entries made
b. Military Laud WalraAts. Blank D,cas aud
Nort1a constantly "n hu,J ana couNc, ,.-cs cIrc-
Ia4ly aAd prUmfHy ATTENDED 20.
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BEs. w. BRCNSON.
u Ann DpfAx-f,rnN ..EsI IIy

NEVt I'itVt IhTON X, Y. M.
"a spencors old stand, THr4sn STREET. Keeps
s.any hand prtines and other iruitsi qHeeaswaTe,
incy articles; ali k.Ids Of thread, knives and forks,
brushes looking glasses, wiaGcw glass, nails, tobacco,
sess etc. short, every thing needed for hoseheep
aud families Prices reasonable, and stock sacl
will please all customers.
s.. Paul, Nov. lilo 3tf
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NO. 100 MAIN sTEEEr, GALENt, Ill.
eFFER io. sale The following Drugs, Ac at The low
W g.; prices
1000 lbs urtaiic acid 10000 lbs putty
p Kegs caIb. soda 50 bbs spts. turreniiNe
10 bbis creasi Tartar 500 lbs Paris green
loo ibs Eng blue 10 casks old l'Ort wine
100 do Eng AVID A.n. CALI 20 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 cashs sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
IL cases British lustrc do Ing grd mustard
IL do Eng RID horaX I0 do co,'l varnsi
- tbs plaster paIis do Maccaboy snuf
60 camphUr Ice lbs oil peppermint
$40 OF canine 72 lb :" lemOn fresh
) bbls castor oil So lol paint brushes
l5lp lbs ext iquurice So aCz gross Lees pills
leo do inspd extracts 80 DO do essences
~ DO iurhey opium - 4ys CASTLE aoA9
$50 do herbs q doZ Towuseid's Sarsa,a.
Is 81 str, chime 20 gross bears oil
5U DO NOR, ,.liine So A,gs saitpetre
$50 bAs McCully's glass 1000 DO X. Conlling SONS
50 lbs iiIseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
lIoughton's Pepsn, Ioiden & co. medicines,
Pam Killer, Sloaii's medicines &C.
Together with large and we'll selected stock Of eve-
~ article in line We especially invite the attention
OF from the upper country stock ani
prices iy22l4-iy
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

A Nd DRAFTS on all parts OF the United States, at
"A the O:fce Of the Minnesota Outfit. by
May l, le5I. CIIAS. w BORUP. 2-ly
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SHOE SToR p.

z H> ga III. is NOW receiving extensive
y . EAs 4 y assortment Gl iades' shoes, ots.i-
psin, ali the latest and fashionable svts Those
wishing 10 pur, ss" viii please steD early, AVOID
H. gIc.i, erona. store opposite the Llb.aIs.
st iGWi. Nay o. lc5e. Eff
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ST. 2laul anstness cams.
BOOK BINDING.

ACpH DIN RI Me
FAfuE sal sccber Nouid respectfully inform the cit
ztis ot - PaU ana its vicinity thag e Is now cnr-
ttiut or the hovc biisiness. tAe 2nd OF r. NJ
Sge.ctfs lew bloing, cpiur oi 5il and Robot street
fnttular attention paid 10 binding Magazines Period
cas %t, ~ alA OF ahc! aa.ag, al INC shortest notice
aiid on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACKINTOSH
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n say what mean when proclaim loudly, TO the
people of the Territory, that have got too many
Goods and that il 10 near spring, am now selling
them off at actual COST NEW YORK, counting
freight and expenses nothing II any one doubts, let
him and be convinced. Come every body, AID all
| "A A I. CHAMBlI!,
Lower Third Street, 81. Paul.
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5tiIlpater Business Caros

ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor qt Lag and Solicitor in
CkdHceTy.
VIII attend to all professional business entrusted 10 his
care StIilwater, Ilnnfs Ota Ter. 62-u
THEODORE t.. PARKER.
Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law.
StHiWuer, MiaueSots Territorg.
Z III E L. * 4. HUC Sc.
MATTHEW CAISEY PROPRIETOR
IA Saltwater, Minnesota TerTiroy.
March s, 1859. AZ
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Saint Paul Business CarOs.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
BARRIER and Hni..nr

As built and fitted up SHAVING SALOON on
4 a Third street, door west ofth new Post OF
nee IN Saint Paul, up 10 the increasing luxury style
elegance of the growing metropolis oi Mnnesut wer.
ne viii be happy 70 serve ctzcTs and strangers in ain
Paul in every branch OF his business according IL Ia,
best Of ais ability
Jule 1881
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NEW LIVERY SF0(K.
r~(TT'tcoN a prN s,N -.

TGNTTiHON q REASON, have purchased and ex.
fect catn IA MAY, an addition 70 tnalr Livery
>'th sever new and elegant carriages. hugces AID
basde new Algues-s ~ horse 5lrusLes ard
"a i..-e ol tAc most ei' ss.nj dcsnlir .ioR
Al.Sb-ih additional STOCK tf hGe blooled. well bro
Ken horses Query. II spirited" hurses come u unaer
NE I4uoa Law VII the, be in d4. Ger oi benz LnooA-
co .a The head:
Odr entire hew sto'h VIII cost $i0a0,00. No
t'tef stable 10 the West, car q, S,.it Lod.s VII b.
found as con. Ulotc as ours.
Wiz oGr icuGs all tle public please remember that
at be Livery Stable IN the Of the A9ciican House,
at The upper esd of Satt Paul they can 1t AZ hours
hase such convey by laid, wheels OF o. halsc-
back, is the! Mas desire.
PATriSON & DENaoN.
-. paul, lnll. i. laE2. ~
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Dreggists.
CeIner o Third and tedsr streets, opposite II. il.
i.aiIb,Ii's Law -Di.ce.
VIII b. found in attendance all horrs Of the da and
night, too the sac ol Medicines.
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MRS. MARY MERKICk,
Fashionable Miliiner & Mantua Maker.
NO. 90, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.

TO THE LADIES.
no to Mrs. MERRrcK, at Galena, and learn TO cut
" dresses for yourselves Others only hall day Is
requed this improved plan II Is the best and
most sin, pe mode yet invented. teach by Fowlers
improved plau ald satisfaction gwen " no charge.
MARY MERRICK.
Gialena, Nov. ls,, 1853. 3o-tf
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ANOTHER DRY COCUS SvOy,.

FTNin subs bcT> have ia ths, oS OF honest re-
Il pute, fornt.b kept ~ Nj. f,ophils, Il stock OF
goods which they brought here wah them bargain,
TIE advantage o hc' they dis posed share
t!i With aLy 9ooG CIzens worthy of ID. olir. They
have general assortment Of pry Goods. iiclutln. {.
Blankets oI Goats Pants Stuits Boots iana shoe all
Sizes and nlG, other articles ia ls rtnot net so
common.
They have also. Tobacco Ten, and other Gro
ceres. which can be glance by those Hho viii
make thea u call. j. ii. Il :. MiJLi NG.
lsii-t-2ln Third II. near B. ". Bruasna's stUsc.
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MONEY to loan, in sums TO suit borrowers-Call at
lVR the olHce of WILKIN l. VAN ETTEN.
81. Paul, July, g, 1859. U ..A l2-tf
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Have you good tg.,erztand1ng,

NEFt You NODL hMH.'E.aldlng
MARVIN, invite, The puhic 10 examine The
- best stocA 0 materials his Inc that aas ever
h @, see III lie Territory lie tEa,!c.eS ctllc >iGc oi
lie Nsaatlc to produce better giat, ct French Cal
5Alus specially atapied fox the winter season.
UA hand, also, l.aaie, fno c,stun uade SHOES and
itcis. Also. Gentlemei's Calf iud Kip Roots the best
tLl eia b. i.spie. ioU LHoW the aiad-TnllI sire.t
..car Roberts street.
sai.iiau Now nber. ISL ~
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

E.IDWARD STEWART, architect aud BOULDER, is
4 prepared Ia furnish mate ris aId erect buildings
az any size 81. le. BY strict endeavor usr
the people he hopes TO merit continuance of The pat
roaase Literally extended Tor the past wears
- Attention gwen To the apprasing OF Real Estate
y b. 10 good Journey mason. wuuted for the
season Once on iAird street. 100 ly
Il
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81. PAU L.,

Door. Sash, and Blind NaDu fac ory,
(IoiuDr of Fourth gnt - Peter Sitcrls.)
VI WISE * CO.,
EItNER grstcil ior thc liberal patronage heretofore
4 tNtrrd al TO them. h"g leave to inform tr il,crs
Of =. Ilt al t. ret 70! RankiHd general tha; they
always haud and are prCQtlepa.td jo make Anv
amount of poors Window sash. IliL's and Frames to
Order II short notice IA the most dJyh,e MANNER. and
al tGc loat reasonable picts for cash Csc a. cl
December -, 1871. MiNiiNEI. WISE
MAA lAl\Ar q. ISI,.
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J. r. FULLERTON

a I his OLD stand, which Is known 10 a great many
N friends especially those who have patronzed him
long, keeps different stock OF Goods from tn mix
ture which hc formerly kept. He now keeps DR.!
Goods alone, including a prime selection Of Ready
Made Clothing and the largest and best stock OF Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, Including Ladies
Shoes He has also variety OF Blankets, " htney snc
Horse Blankets, which he always has done, he sells
at prices TO suit his friends.
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.vAERHN =. WE attELo.


a TTORNEYS AND COZ NSIiI.ORS AT Az
"a and ~oicitois IN 'uucest. -. IaHl, Nu.nc.o.a
Vii Attend siii lrou ltl,>s AHA Hleiiy &" al ts bs-
n-s, entrusted jo yc N.aalsoa, a..l .ooi
ing tnultics OF " 4sl.,t>a.
a. Particular attention ~ Ire -.veg to the collection
of Is. I.i the .Ocai.oi oi Lana - &r...,is.
sept. l., i-pl =.
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Tia Ware and stove store


E,V ;. NEW LlI. miorsas The ruh.ic thIl o. abs re
Q moved nom hi- old stand. 60 his Store ucar
he o>t once. - Paul. Having Row sIircicri room
"t his Nors4ca, hc Is gTePaic 10 eEccltr y orders
inr Waos "a 1n, copper. IrVn 4lnc lie prepared
ai9o to perform Job "ol@, il nltg Edos furnaces, AMI
set ~ up stoves.
NaEcs ready made and on ha'd. l'e Aas IN hi. frout
room large aAd uniiyliod S,oct o "a and iron
READY It hand
Aso stoves. efsevcal The latest ond most approved
patterns, W!l!cli can't Lt beat hy ANY tlilg CNtait.
Ic assures hi, patrons at be j. lis goata 1 down
at once from thc earN oNc.l.talt l.iccs of indian
iuc>, aa MAJ h!s prohs ru 90 more nlierous sales
re can afford - sci sn iht t.e purchaser live
cal az iiu att ia wiz 90 II.
ob>cf'e our ricc is GA IAe side viii The ro,t
0h!co and Gcarby
7. s NEWELL
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GEORGE. W. StV n&G.
CONNtN SnrNeNOr ard kGrl I rcut

sArN RNPtIs. BENTON CotNTY. ceoTh YFRhlraEY.
~ Ill attend 10 prc-,np.inG claims, aHd locating
~ military nd warrants. n The Cuti4'y al DrLt t3ii.
This county presents Inducements 10 ghe imuiis nt Ui-
c'."ll-e4 BY @Hy other l"-toA ol tlc Icg.4.o.3.
REFERENCES:
Iii. HNcclleDcy GOV RAMSEY, HuN. H. u. S.GLEy. !.
II. >IVisoN, FiEsT iIE,I. /. :. Tor lag, c. ".
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EAGLE BAKERY.

NTOW | shaA hayc hand At "a Lolrs of LAY and
: hight, l0aNcs, cr1mpcts, crucNcrs. Cabs At ;li
so ta-cNtry thiHg IN my line, Gu.c ~ aoCurd To
t4c bgst oi my skill Thanking oar lublic for PAST
encouragement. snail continue to tG:n Nodr custom.
Corner ui ~. Anthony aI.d uit streets
Al.ii -. i-l9. (52--t) Gt.N. SPIN, T..
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ft!Cu'S SALANANpER SAFES,
WiiIer;s Patient

A Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes aud
"A patterns with and without powder proof locks;
ior sale al the Depot, fD Water street, New York.
bprgltI.proof BanA Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
Gficr.
SEEA2SS & MARTIN, date RoG, Stea,,ls !.
Co. snccte>ufs 10 Rich Cos 46 Wa.er Il. auacori.-
er 81 OF Avenue aud ~. Marks pl@ce H. y sole pro-
puetors Of fichs Patent. and the ouy makers o Sala-
m!aEoes sales, Aiming wilder and Richs patents.
V VI. CONSIANS O. co,
Nov Ar.ur~ -
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DLALER
Grocer les. TrOyIsI sIOns, ~ C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, Ill.
VIII sell AZ Tie lowest cash prices. 3-ti
1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1892
DOUGL 4 LENIL.
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- - - - .------
W NJ. y. COMBS.

BooksELIEH AND STATIoNER.
II GEPS constantly hard, n complete stock Of
hA Hooks and every descrrp pion OF Stationery to-
eeier w,ih fancy Goods; nearly opposite Ing Aof
House: 81. Paul.
Apr. /, 1882. So
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HtRAVATS, NECK TIES, &C.--A fine assortment of
~ silk and Lawn Cravais, Neck Ties. DC. &C. latest
--styles1 le-tfl T. RIrCulE.
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Nur:,lnA's Nor.AM.estern ENpree..
CONSTANS - DUREANK,



y u. \ inessel ger viii leave for Ca'cna. Nordav.
Dec 20 Money ad 0rdt ~ shoa!l tu banded in be uiC
: O'Clock ul that HDrn.na.
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j. IL. H, E,1sS.

Corncr IhifL aRo R05erts SIS, Taui, Vim.
Ng ANtFAiT} NLR of Ziic. tin, sht ct and cop
A'a per, informs the 't3sS OF St raGl. that nc kccs
o haa large assortment OF stoves, which he viii Il
very loy Tor cash. CAL AID before uy lna where;
also tin ware ot the best quality, at wholesale aud
tail indian traders WON'T. DO well 10 call and examine.
st. IAAl u Me 3, le5-. 1-lv
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WAR TAGGE HIIf.t.S. .I.ENA.
lfEAilNE EXTRA FLOUR, hrau, shorts, ard
- horse iccd, co,>tiHl hard, md Ter SIc ~, low
.-I vi-i r.irs. I. !lGMFSrEAD I 90.
C4.~..4, >rgt. >, l-.2. --2D
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w. IL. Forbes,
.S,I. w. EI.GUCOX,

Eur Company, ST. Paul Ouht also Dry Goods
aTd Groceries. s.-'Iiliia street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
F.. r.. COLLINS
ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
CHINE SHOP. n,

FERGUS BUFORD CO.
NHANuPACTuRERS of Steam Engines, Water
lsA Wheels, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws Horse pow
ioH work, All orders promptly executed
Rocf Island, May j, lSj2. 1850.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
1T YAzoo CRY GlllI1 FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1858.
sT. CHA1aLIss ExCHAV(sE.

HE st Charles is now thoroughly fin.
ed and reopened in a style. far supe.
rior in every respect to any other establish.
|ment ID Mississippi. or probably 10 the whole
Southern country.
It comprises an area of fifty by one hun
dred feet, and contains Billiard Saloon,
two bowling alleys Restaurat and other
convenient and necessary fixtures. Especial
care will be observed in furnishing the bar
in yariSlv with the choicest wines, liquors,
&C., anu the restaurat with all the Injuries
the market a.aords.
The secluded location, capacious arrange
mem, and combined advantages of this estab-
renderis eminentiy adesireable and
pleasant resort.
The business viii be conducted BY the
most competent.and gentlemanly men. and
10 exertion will be omitted calculated to
merit a general patronage.
Yazoo city, February 4, 1853 Soft.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
HARDW
NAILS. CASTINGS. IRON. ETC

NAILS, CASTINGS, IRON, ETC.
I'D RICHARDS, No. II, Chartres street,
H. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Hardware, is constantly re-
ceiving large additions to.his already extensive
stock, which country merchants would do well
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. The
following comprises part of his stock:
700 tons Swedish bar Iron;
200 do hoop, band and sheet Iron:
800 do Savory & cos castings;
$50 casks Ok, Log and Trace chains;
200 do Hoes, assorted;
5000 kegs Nails, assorted, best brands;
1000 dozen Axes, Collins & co.'s, Hunts and
others make;
200 dozen Shovels and Spades, assorted, Ames,
Rowland's, etc!
Mill Stones, all sizes; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths;
Sperm, hale, Lard ard Lnseed Oils; window
Glass, Putty. Paints, etc.; with an extensive as
of Shelf Hardware.
New Orleans, nov. %, 1852. 20-6m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-15
144O Acres Of Land
FOR SALE.

U1HE undersigned, by virtue of certai..
w. Scott, on the 10Th day of August, 1880
and recorded in the Probate Clerks Office o.,
Yazoo county, in Book pages $50, 80 and
40, to secure the payment of certain debts
therein specified, will proceed to sell at
public sale. for cash, TO the highest bidder,
On Monday, tie 18Th day Of Apra neat,
before the Court House door in Yazoo city
and county of Yazoo, the following describe
ed tracts or parcels of land, toswit: the east
half Of southwest quarter section 4, The east
half of southeast quarter section s, the sOulhe
west quarter of section s, the east half Of
northeast quarter and the east half southwest
quarter section ], the north half OF section
IS, Township 8, Range 4. West; the souih-
west quarter and the west half of southeast
quarter section 20, and the west half north
east quarter section 26, township 8, range 4,
west: the northeast quarter ofsOutheassqua.e
ter section 81, and the northwest quarter
and the northwest quarter of southw est quar-
ter and the northwest quarter Of the north.
east quarter and the northeast quarter Of
southeast quarter section 50, the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter section Is, ,
township TO, range s. west, lying and being
in the county of Yazoo. will convey only
such title as is vested in me By virtue Of said
deed of trust. The title, however, is believ-
ed to be perfect, the lands having been en-
tered by the said Scott, the Registers rec
ceipts are now in my possession.
Z. T. COOPER, Trustee.
February ! 8, 1883. s2 g.