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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

CIV
a ETE conduit an Dspota Baton Bouge le g
"A Janyier, 1858, IN aegre grif, qui s'appel
Richard, et il df quill appartien 4 .Micta |
ferris, a Pembouchure lie la ryiere Ro.ge. La
lie dit negre est de s piel 5 potces DE-. tail!e. ct
age d'enyiron 81 ans, pas de maraue visible. lie
proprietaire est Tequis De Sc coslforrner i Ia loi
Ell lie Tetirer. j.. j. ODOM.
jan 20 Ge6lisy.
WAS committed 10 the Depot, at Baton
w Rouge. on the 40 b January. 1859. a grit
co'ofed negro hoy, who calls himself Richard.
and rays he belongs 10 Michael Fer l.. al the
mouth Of Red river, Ia. Said boy is 8 feet s
inches high, ahoas ~ years old, no scars visible.
The owner i requested to comply with the law
ard take him away.
jan29 81 JAS. J. oDOM, Jsilor.
As committed 70 The Depot Il Baton Roug,
w on The 25sh Of January. 1850 a negro boy
called Louis, and says he belongs 10 Jean jacques
Aidel At Ronef Garry, La. Said boy IS a grif. {
feet 8 inches high, and about ~ years oil. The
owner IS requested to comply with The law and
isaas 81 JAS. ]. oDoM, Jailer.
ii ETE condsit al depot. ! Baton Rouge, l.
"a Is Janvier, iSs3, IN Negro gnff qui s'appcl
Louis, il dt gull appArtienf ! Jean Jacques Al
al, ~ Bolet Care, La. l. .iit neyre EST se 4 p;eas
8 poness de taiils, age d'enyifon n ans. La
pr0rsiessirc est requis lie . confofms ! d To- 81
d h retire Jas !. 0O0.M.
jsn ~ Cdr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

u Hon. M. p. GENTRY has declined
becoming a candidate for reelection to
the Gubernacy Of Tennessee. He gives
good reasons His private affairs demand
hi. attention . and besides. he had long
since determined 10 retire from public
life. Col. GEsrEY is one Of the fathers Of
the great Wing party in Tennessee. and.
although he did iot support Scorr At the
last Presidential election. he is none the
less Wing, from the temporary separation.
predict the party will not be without
al of his powefful inteilect and con-
eloqusncs. Notwithstanding his
aversion 70 public life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

." aFIes dNUIT examiner les IOmpft Cl-ucb-
sus. nous les avons irouve tous exact. excepiG
les complies eel. Mc(.aa. ct lie docienr VIZ. r.
for'oIi, qui sort surcharsG. e, lie cornite est Do
pInioi', que cinq pias'res devrai. Sire aliour a J.
r. McCaa, pour service rendn CONNIE Jugc de
Paix, ct dix piasfres al docfeur Norton, les quelIe
sommes serait une compensation ample, pour les
services reIdu par eux. tSiyneJ J.B. Kleinpc-
ter. Thos. Duvall ct Seth David.
"a RESOLUTION suivante fut propose ct adopte-
ResoIu. Que NM. Tomlinson. Christine. e,
David, soft ct il sont par Ia presense nomme DUN
comiit pour annuller lobligation du T'resorier CT
Collecteur pour Fame Iasse, e. de rrcevoir son
obligation pour la presenie anne, ct il son de plus
notnme, pour examiner ct recevoir la liste de la
take de la raroisse pour la p~resenie anne.
Sur motion lie Juri s'est pour Tors aiourns sine
die G. W CHRISTINE, President.
w. Hr.npo fraAe.r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

Resolu, Que Ia petition r~i.dcssus soft acc ,fdt
ct que IA portiun sud. tu dit Ward Icl qu',l eel
IL Vist) s'aupellera lc District d'Ecole. No. Z. 81
GUS Ia portion Notl, s'apfnlleru le Uis'rie, d'E.
sole NJ. 10 y 1ss est'e resolutions aura ef'e, "
10 publication.
IA petition sie1< parj. r. .. orcenwell u
nsifcs, tfinni en'une appropriation sois fate pour
tonstrnifs III fcns SUI le Ssyiy Creek.
Sur motion ID tliie petition tut s'ls sur 10 tabs
indAhnirnent.
La treo!uiicn suivan,c ut f@op~sS x sdors6-
Kftolu, Que II mofiafs se N isxe De tAreisac,
pour !'ahn4 1864 foits u Ell ~ phi II ff&sthss
Auginsns6 ! dix mil piaeites, ~ leo 10 huit NIL
0suf GENTS soixAnle. et4quinse ptestess, Tel qtsetN
. ds4 fxd scr T. Jufi ~ ss6sists - Ssfsstalfs
suf s~nosiaa, le Jari a psucddS : l'elesion d'a.
auditesir DC pafoisse pour failn< s0ivaftr. ct les
yoix ayani 6iG conptGes. II Isl fesul,d qv6 l.. r.
Powers, s,ant reel Il plus grand nombIe, a tte
La resolution s~t.ivanfe lit pftsrn,< 1t adopte-
Rcsolu, Que Samuel Kelly soft Ell il est par Ia
piGscnie, nofnn1G inspccsanr de Ia ligfc infefienfe
du CheminD District No. o, au lieu lie j. Brown.
my qui.a refuse de scrvir.
Sur molten, ls Juri s'es, sjoufne . ~ heurcs de
papfts midi.
MAspi Asnrs.Mipi.
LIE Jufi d Police seat assemble commencement
= faJoufneHcif. Iufeni present lie meme NOM
bfe que le tnatin, q Perception do NJ. Campbell,
qui fus excuse. e President appel d %l'orire.
La resolution ~suiyantc fut pr6seitc ct adolic-
Rf.oIu, Que Ia lignc sud. dcs litnites du Ward
No. 3, soft ct ellie est PAT Ia prosecute eiendn Il Ia
lignc de ia Cooperation dc ID vile do Baton
Rouge du feuve Mississippi a pelendu de Ia
Lyme nord de Ia dite Corporation jusqu'an Rail-
road, de la e1 haut, du dit Railroad. jn.qu'a la
yie,lle ligne, ct de Ia, a ID sieillc lisne, tel gu. ellie
etc aulreiois.
NJ. II. L. Knox appella pour Ia resolution a
ldgafd du Chemin de Marietta. menant de l'alie
de Mr.. Burgess a "a riyiare Amite, sur motion, Ia |
dite resolution tut depose sur Ia fable indihnl.
menf.
lie comiis de Finance ont pr6sente lc rapport
%suivan,e sur lie compile du Trfsorier ct Coilecieur
qni fut adopi@.
DR.. Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge Ell %coinpte
eourant avec VIM. Hubs, 1'resolier CT Collec-
trur, Cr.
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LEGAL SALES.

Laat M IL LgAisiane-p tunsse a'E..
Iatos Aeugr-Ma. laos-C1pr IN
Sixienas District JMih1ai,r-F. M.
xovn1 ~ MyyiAa ID. Rnfes 6, f1.aA,
I'm vEBTrg ,ua sri, IL mid. It ,en,e isorl
- ddiis 4 pyOxA c~i-i1ssss jAtits,N 4s sdi,r..I
: moi PIT Tlon1th Ccsf AZ SjsiAns Di1rk<
Judieiaifc. dsAa q pssf j r4fuissr eue-ju. poa-
Potsrst ~ vsnts n~Attiaas, 10 tss,tag 4 rssi.ov
Dc ceMf, dans Ia viii "a baIN Resrx. ssusslk T.
6a1ss csf d4 MIN pfp<s1ln, t6SSg AiI kev,s.
g. isssain, e rfoHdet6 hylssk&sI si.apfis d.
ef314y 4e6Qif 4
On eef.alA fnotvea 81 sefre sitpz Jan, Il yiils
- DAlon RU0Esyde Ii pafeissss sus.dit. ptts .3a
cinrsiere Csthoiiquc, faisatt face SUI Il rue Dc
pEglise inesurart un ~arI,efif dt fare SIR la rue Il.
pEglise par dedx de proIondeuf, borne d l'Es, par
le citlcti0rc sss-dif, q rntcst par Lnui. 1'rudeau
q au Nerd parla rue du Nord, cont tenant .denx Or
pents s,lpe rtieiel, eisscmblcAse &c ioutes IL, ba,isscs
81 a'nelioration qii ~ ~irouvrni. La propriel6
sus.dite est la meme yrndu par Aglia Robertson,
de 10 ellie paroisse, 4 Marlha A Bates, aussi de Ia
die Iaroisse, II spouse de Samuel Bates, Ie 70
en'e JOUR dc Fcvrier, A. ID. 1851. par acie ps,s]
pa,deyant p A. Walker. Ntiaifc pubIioe.
saisie pour payer Ell s~aiisiaire le jagcinen,. Ii.
tefst Ct bais dams lie process c~i.dessus Iiltittle.
Conditions de Ia yente. Compliant, sycc lc b.
neiee deyaluatior. II. V. BABlN
jan 70 SL,I.;r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

70 Tie Caiofia ship Ericsoa. driven
BIZ heated air, i pronounced o successful.
and one Of The greafes, inventions ~ Tie
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

Janyier $, 1883, par moniant de la
tiste DIES taxes lie 1851 ....s g.o45 90
Par mor,ant dc Ia lisc des taxes de
lofo 100
Par moniant de Ia listc
DIES taxes de f6I0..... OF 10
Par moniant dc la liste
des taxes de 1850. -. .sl2 10 $40 81
Par Dontant rceu de l..
{. Norris, aecomptc
sur II communication TAX. 900 90
Far moniant recu de II. L.. Wolf,
ranger pour epaves. .......... 81 IS
Par mon'ant recu de Morgan Nor.
gan, colporteur, pour Ii.
cence dc q mois. lilo 90
Par nontant recu de J.
Sehwab. colporteur,
pour liccncc de 6 mois S 90 Is 90
lar montsnt ~collectf, ct non sur Ia
lisfe des axes. 6: 90
Par rnontani de 10 balance qui m'cst
$50 Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

OOoy ATSSUBlSd CT LOlftCteuI.
Nous, lie comiiG de Finance; a qui fu, refere,
pour etre examiner, le eompis du Tiesoricr CT
Collecteur, pour Panne prkcldente, sinsi que ccs
eerilicats, les on trouve exact (Signej John
b. kleinpeter, Thos. Duvali, Seth David.
lie comiie de Finance a prGsenie lie rapport
sui, ante, qui fut a.lopte'
Nous, lie coniie dc Finance. a qui flu, referer
les complies coiltre Ia p~aroisss, rapporte en- IA
veur de des complies suiyanie, SAVIOR:
e.. v. Babin, Sheriff. .S147 50
samuel Goodrich. .............. 8 50
NJ. Moreno. grefier, pour livre de re-
gistre .......................... IS 90
!. Arbour, ponr bour boi, de rhsrpenie 4 Gs
~. Moreno, pour process criminelle.... SO 80
'. Bab;n. pour process cIiminelle.... &c 65
;. N. Ioipe, pur Outrage de iorgeron ] 90
DR.. g. w. bearing. service ~jusqu'au
premier janvier.. .......... so 90
.. odom, compile du ee6lier..... 22s 10
TOTAL $50 7G
M n nrAa ,,As -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

To- BY telegraph we learn that Billy
Bowlegs aud the SemiroIes under him in
Florida have declared war agains. the
United States.
Troops are being raised in Florida by
volunteer enlistment. Gen. Johnson, ap.
pointed by the Legislature, will take the
non,nn,1 -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

State OF Louisiana 80. Parish OF East
Baton Ronge--No. 2s3--S,xth Dis.
trlct Court---Pari-h Of East Baton
Rou9e--Bonner & Smith W. Eunice
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-23

LOUISVILLE ELEcTIoN.-Mr. Speed was elected
Mayor of Louisville on Saturday. and most of
the old officers were reelected without opposi-
ton. The question of granting liquor licences
was carried in the affirmative, and of establish
ing Water Works in the negative. The people
of Louisville evidently prefer poor liquor to
pure water.
STATE GEoIOGIsT.-GOv. Farwcll has APP
pointed Prof. Z. Daniels as State Geologist, I'M
der the late law; and II. \. Tenney, of Madi-
son, as assistant. Both are good appointments
JanesriHe Gazette.
ST. Louis EI.ECrIoN.--The city election in St.
Louis, resulted in the election Of John How for
Mayor, over Charles p. Chotcau. by majority
of 966. The election appears TO have been IN
huenced by local questions. The majority
against an extension Of the city limits was
1,I0S
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CAPITOL BUILDINGS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the Board Of
- Building Commissioners OF the Territory MinnesO-
until Monday, the II day of May next, ut Il O'Clock
NJ, for the full completion of the Capitol Buildings
PAUL. according the plan and specifications ON file in
the office of the Secretary of the Board
Separate proposals will be considered for the completion
of Tie whole, or in part, as follows. TO wit:
1. For furnishing material and doing the carpenter
and iDnrrS' work, laying balance of flooring, putting
partitions, casing doors and windows, fitting SASH setting
glass, hanging the windows with weights and pulcys
erecting columns in front and finishing portco, making
and hanging doors, running stairs with walnut hand
ing dome, erecting steps the eud and back doors, and
every thing necessary to complete finish of the build
ing; also tor erecting out houses.
> Fer furnishing MATERIAL lathinS and plaserns the
whole, to he three coat work with white finish.
3. For furnishing material and painting the interior
of the building, doors, windows &C., white, with pure
lead and lnsced oil three coat work.
A. For furnishing material and erecting steps
Gng the porco in front of the building, and erecting
brick piers in the basement, support the floor berS
The steps and tagging TO be of cut stone.
For furnishing material AMI covering the dorie with
tin.
All bids specify for what price per square yard the
pla Serins and painting will be done.
All material to be of the best quality, ami work TO be
done in the best manner. Contractors will be required
10 give security for the completion of their contract. To
be completed or before the LIST of September 1S53
BEN W. B3UNSON, Building Com.
April ,, lS53-29It
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Port of st. Paul.

WORMS WORMS Various theories have
been started relative to the origin of internal
worms, and yet the question is a vexcd one
among medical authorities OF one fact, how
ever, all are informed and in which all agree,
the fatal nature of the influence they exert
on children. At this season Of the year the at
tacks of worms are most frequent as well as
most dangerous. We take great pleasure in di-
recting the attention of parents to the Vcrm-
fuge of DR.. M'Lanc 1t is one of the most cy-
traordinary medicines ever introduced to the
public, and has never failed of success when
tried.
For Sale at W. ". IICHCox's
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First Arrival of the Season.
--~-7- .---->-~-->-r>-,
Tyson & Cos New stock of
Groceries and Provisions

WE would most respectfully call attention
w stock, Dealers ana our friends throughout the
rounding country will find that it embraces every thing
usually kept in line of business and in doing SO,
would express thanks for favOr and the liberal pat
ronage extended towards the past winter. We
mcrate in part follows, which will sell strictly
cash at the lowest market rates.
Prime O sugar Clarified 4 sugar
Clarified Is do Crushed and pulveriscd do
Rio aud Java Coffee o and ) ii molasSCs
II y Golden syrup In kegs and 10 cadies lmp'l Tea
Blk and II lmp'l Tea Lard Oil
Cidur Vinegar Star Candies
Mould Candies Palm and Fancy soap
Stone aud clay Pipes Dried Apples and Peaches
Currants, Rasns and Figs Herring and Goldfish (new)
Mackerel in kits, Chewing and smoking Tobacco
Cassia and Mustard Rice, salaratus and nutmegS
Cloves, Pepper and AlSpice Powder, shot and Caps
Brooms and Buckets Washbo;r,s and cOv'd caddicS
Backing and Brushes Olive Oh and Pepper
Ketchups, pickles, Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
indiso and starch Butter CRACKERS
Campfire. saltpctrc Alum, matches
Play cards. fooscap and Letter paper Quart ana pint
Fasks, and many other articles too numerous too men
ton. April 49, 1852
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Burbank & Co.'S Express

now prepared TO trans light and valuable frsiyh
at reduced rates. and will also attend to general cx
press business.
Messengers twice week per Nominee and West New
ton.
Office at the Warehouse Of Constals & Burbank, Ran
daiPs Laver, st. Paul. fApril %
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Territorial Prison Work.
EALED PROPOSALS will be re.

~ ccivei by the Board of Inspectors until Monday the
9th of May at II O'Clock NJ, for the performance OF
tie following work, 10 wit:
l. The drainage, cuverting and grading of the grounds
q The erection buttress wall against the south wall
of the yard.
3. The erection of addition the Prison Building to
contain ten cells.
1. The erection of two guard houses.
D. The erection OF work shop.
Plans and specifications can be upon application to
H. Il. johnson. Deputy Warden. Proposals viii be con-
sdcrei for the whole or part, and awarded 10 the best
bidder. The above proposals invited upon the sJpo
SOn that Congress has made appropriation 10 for
the work. If this should fail 10 be the case, the said
Board reserve the right 10 reject the proposals, in whole
in part. Contractors will furnish all mate rial. Pro-
posls will be endorsed s'For Prison Work. and addressed
to i. r. DELANO,
Warden Ter. Prison, saltwater, VI. I.
April 7, 1851. 3lt4
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LAND non SALl.

Il 600 ACRES of Choice Land in
TsOOO this beautiful Territory, by the section,
half section, quarter section single
1900 acres in the vicinity of St. Paul,
the capital of the Territory in the midst country
fast illins up, and rapidly increasing in value.
1000 acres in the vicinity Of St. An
thony Fals the greatest water power in the North
wtst-:he Of the numbering interest of the Terri
tory.
800 acres near the young and thriving
village of Manomn, the Mississippi river above the
Falls in beautiful country Just opening to emigration
700 acres near and bordering on White
Bear Lake, splendid sheet water, noted its beau
tiful shores and fine fish.
This Land is easy by good roads, and is the
first quality OF soil.
Beautiful Lakes and streams of the purest abound
in every part, all well stocked with choice qualities fish
These lands divided into heavy timber, oak OPEN
inSs and natural prairie forming the beautiful
scenery Imaginable, and presenting the most favorable
variety for the choice of 4 farm.
st. Paul, April, lS53-m6 HENRY McKENTY.
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EDWARD NC. AGAIN g. CO.,

EDW a Ill WI y u :. ~ q = .. ~,
Storage, F0rrarding and Commission Nor
chants,
Lower Landins, Saint Paul.
ELOUR-Extra Sup fine Jasper Flour
L constantly on hand and for sale by
J.. McLAGAN Co.
M ESS PORK-l5 barrels, for sale by
1NA l.. McLAGAN X co.
w HISkY-10 barrels Extra Whis-
w Ky for sale by f. McLAGAN & CO.
REANS-l5 barrels White Beans, for
- sale by +. McLAGAN & co.
T ARD-15 barrels Extra Lard, for
- sale by L. McLAGAN y co.
GRAIN-Oats, Corn and Barley, for
~ sale by T.. McI.AGAN y Go.
RACON-Hams, Shoulders and Sides,
~ For sale by L. Mcl.AGAN y co.
I ME and Hair for sale by
IL l.. McLAGAN co.
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Mankato CitV---Minnesota

DOR SALE.-479 Lots in the City of
Il Mankato, Blue Earth County, and situated at the
head steamboat navigation great Southern Bend
OF the Minnesota ST. Peters River, the mouth Of
the Blue Earth.
Apply the subscriber to James X. Lawrence ESQ.,,
who is the special agent at Maukao City tor the sale of
this property. HENRY MckENTY.
st. Paul, April, 1883. Slime
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Ne,r Harness Establishment.

TIME subscribers would inform the citizens Paul
and all the country Round about, that they are con-
Quoting the above business in all its branches, on Third
street nearly opposite the Post Once, where customers
be supplied, short notice, with all kinds of Ilar-
hess, Brides, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips
MARTIN DREW < co
ST. Paul, April 20, 1893. by
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d. ED

On Sunday night the l9ih lust, FRANK. Halnl-
ton and Sarah j. CLARKE, Rochester, county,
Pennsylvania.
Beaver papers please copy.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM of PIT acres, with 10 acres
4 broken, on which a crop raised last summer.
Has on good Tamarac house, Is by 2S f and stable
20 It by 3d. There is good spring the house and
fine stream of water running through the farm.
IL is situated the beautiful and picturesque Lake
JOHANNA, six miles from ST. Paul, and four and half
miles from st. Anthony Falls, With good roads leading
each place. HENRY MckENTY.
Saint Paul, April y, 1853. 3lm6
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the partnership lately
~ existing between W. H. Jarvis and j. IL. Day, under
the lirin of Jarvis Day, Druggists, &C.. dissolved
the 23d day of March. 1858. by mutual W.
II. Jarvis is authorized 10 settle all debts due 20 and by
the late firm W. II. JARVIS.
J. Ii. DAY.
April >. 1S53-29tr.
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ME have at "ur Office packages marked FRI ST. Paul
w one box marked ri Tn" owner will pleas call.
April ~. BURBANK & CO.. " W. EXPRESS
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w anted.
100000 or more persons per, ions I can
DUgNerreOtypes,

at prices varying from So Sl5. Have just received
supply OF the most beautiful offered this CITY,
which with faithful Lhencss mike very appropriate
presents Tor the
II LID AVS,
Among the variety may be found
Jenny Lind cases single and double.
Shell do do DO in!aid ,cih
Pearl-rery beautiful.
Pdpier .uache cases, Snap and Book, do do do
Kossufh, Ne Plus Ultra, Bridal, Mourning.
and many other ca'ietieS.
Have also few LOCKETS and PINS, which am
selling at extremely low prices. Those wishing auy
Of the above presents for the Holidays, will do well 10
call Immediately while the assortment is full. pa-
guerreotypcs, Paintings and Engravings copied in the
best manner-Mniatures taken equally well in cloudy
weather. q Gallery, of Third and Cedar Its.
Operating hours from \ NJ 10 3 7 NJ.
1877 j. L. WHITNEY.
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Territory of Minnesota,
District Court OF the United States in the First Judicial
District, Ramsey county.
The United States of America. plaintiffs.
Charles h Smith, Isaiah Wing, Thomas Spooner, Israel
Brook A. NJ. Mitchell and David +. Ieaton defeaGdnts.
To TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
N0U are hereby summoned, and required TO answer the
complaint IN this action, which is flied in the Office Of
the Clerk OF the said District Court. at ST. PAUL. said
Territory, and to serve copy of your the said
complaint ON the subscriber his Office the Of
ST. Paul aforesaid within twenty days after the service
OF this summons Oh you, exclusive day such
vice: and If you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this action will have
their damages assessed by jury, or the amount they
entitled to ascertane 10y the Courts or under its
direction, and take Judgment for the assessed
OF asctrtained, besides HE costs of this action.
Dated March 25th, 1853.
III. J.. MOSS,
L. S. Dist. A;t'y for Minnesota Ter.
April ., '53-296v
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LIGHT! LIGHTLY! LIGHT!!!
BURNING FLUID.

4 CHEAP, SAFE, clean, and economcal substitute for
~ Candles, &c.
Price per gallon NTH lamp, 81 95
without lamp, 90
Also Sperm Oii, 50 per gall.
At the ..Miunesota Drug Store' upper town, the
American nottl, or a. the well known ''Multum In
Parvo.'
w. H.JARVIS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-23
Worlds Fair.

WOHId7S EIlf.
TNIIE attention the Ladies of ST. Paul is respectfully
L invited TO a splendid stock of
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Just received and On exhibition at the renowned
Worlds Fair store. Among the abundance of rich goods
may be found beautiful selection OF
Summer Dress Goods,
Consisting in part Lawns choice lot of BeregeS,
Black and Fancy Dress silks Prins, De LANES, CASH
Linen Gngans, also silk, Thibet, Cashmere
and Grape shawl of very desirable spring and summer
styles. \ choice and very rich assortment of
French Wrought Goods,
Including Capes, Collars, Handkerchefs, Chcmizecs
and Under every desirable quality, and all the
latest styles. especially would invite your attention
our large stock OF
BONNETS,
selected with greatest In the New York market
by Mr.. Curran, assisted by all experienced New York
Mlner, who spared pains i'll procuring the latest and
most approved styles.
As determined to sustain the reputation of the
Worlds Fair for selling the Cheapest OF the cheap
only ask an examination OF Goods and Prices, and
we will endeayur please all 10 the best OF our abilities.
Also, in addition 10 the above, We have received per
steamer DIR. FRANKLIN, the most splendid and fashionable
assortment MantaS and shaws ever brought ~ this
market.
n. B. We have the best stock ever offered in this place
of heavy Foreign and Domestic Goods, Boots shoes, and
clothing on the way and expected to arrive in few days.
April %, CCRRAN 4 LAWIER.