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By tn. President of the United states.

BY the President Of the United States.
TN pursuance of law, /, WILLARD FILLMORE,
Il President of the United States of America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Offices
in the State of WA, at the places hereinafter de-
signated, to wit:
At the Land Office at EVANSVILLE, com.
mencing on Monday, the sixth day of June next,
for the disposal OF the public lands within the fol-
lowing named townships and fractional townships,
viz t-E.'
North Of the base line, and soest of the tyh principal
.1l .aH meridian.
Fractional township sixty seven, and township
sixty eight, of range thirty-two; fractional town
ship sixty and township sixty eight, OF
range thirty three fractional township sixty sew
en-, and townships sixty eight, seventy four, sew
enty five, seventy ak, seventy seven, and seventy
eight, of range thirty four; fractional township
sixty seven, and townships sixty eight, sixty nine
seventy, seventy one seventy two, seventy three,
seventy four, seventy five, seventy sig, seventy
seven, and seventy eight, of range thirty five
fractional township sixty seven, and townships
sixty eight, sixty nine, seventy, seventy one,
seventy two, seventy three, seventy seven.
and seventy eight, of range thirty six fractional
township sixty seven, and townships sixty eight
sixty nine, seventy, seventy one, seventy two
seventy three, seventy four, seventy hve, seventy
six, seventy seven, and seventy eight, OF range
thirty seven.
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on Monday
the twentieth day of June next for the disposal Of
ships and fractional townships, viz:
North Of tke base l~S and sosss Of Tie GfA principe
Msysdi1a.
Fractional tow nship sixty seven. and townships
sixty eight, sixty nine, seventy, seventy one
seventy two, seventy three, seventy four, seventy
Eve, seventy six, seventy seven and seventy eight
Of range thirty sigh&.
Fractional tovnship sixty seven, and townships
sixty eight. sixty nine, seveety, seventy one, ssv
snty two, seventy three. seventy four. seventy
Ave, and ssveaty eight. a range thirty nine.
Fractooal township sixty seven, and townships
sixty eight. sxty nine. seventy, seventy one,
epty two, ssvsnty three. ssveuty four, seventy
ave, seventy six. seventy seven. ssveety eight
eevesty ntns, asd eighty. al rage forty.
AZ tie sAns PlAcs. commencing ea Aoeday
u essvsssA day AZ July sext ~ the dispasal O
~ 1870 Innde sstsaacd wjshia ths b@iss Of th<
Ssiievt.e Ssvaships asd kaostosai townships. viz
MA q ~ ~ Gas ~ ~ q ~ ~ Sriseips
Frscliseal tevusAIp d@ty ssvss. as1 township
sisty s9ks. sxsy aiss. ssSsaty. ssssnty ons- 50
sslytws, asvsa{y tArss. ssvsety oss. scvensy nve
son1ntY ~. aVsety ssvse. ssseesy eage~ sWees'
sIss. &eAt1. 40 aGhty 80, q rsnee eorty eae-
pvactisesI tevss1ap siyty ssvss. ssd ta~nseap'
ssty sigAs sixty nias ssveety, esveaiy one, sev-
sasyavo. ssvssiy tArse, ssvsssy four, ssvsssy I'VE
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Commissioner of the General.Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
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Commercial.

PIosEER OrFICE,p
August 25. 1853.
The recen. rise in the river has enabled the Boats
their trips with regularity during the past
week. The water is receding slowly.
LIN SToCK-Beef on foot &c. y b. Cows $50
e. $50. Work Oxen from $50 to $50 p yoke.
FrEsH MEAT-Retai.-Beef Sale. Mutton
I2tc. Pork l2ic. Veal l2tc. Chickens So " doz
PEovIsIoYs.-Pork l70SlS q Dbl Hams I20
PC. p ~ Lard l2@l2k. Flour 81 500 r bbL
Com n. al 750S0c. y bushel; Beans 81 90 q bus
Z 2tot 25S40c. Rutter l5a2ec. pA. Cheese
I2l; rggs Zoe y doz.
GLnc ERIEs.-Sugar, brown, 7GSc Y n; Refined
and flushed l2@l5; Coffee l2t0l5; Tea 5OdDlOO
Re 9. Molasses 4007Sc b gal.
DmED Participates 81 50@2 90 e bushel;
Peacacs SO 90. Gree,. Apples "a 90 q Dbl.
HiscELLANEous.-Cracke O0DS5 90 p Dbl
Caa.es-Star Doc. o d, Tallow Is DO Fish (iresh)
= - >, dried &c. Lime 81 GOAL Is y bb-
Onion. 81 90 y bush. Lard Oil 81 90 U gall
Sal = 90 v bush. Vinegar 2Oc p gal. Tallow lOc
y b. T9bacco l5Gi0c. Hides (green) q, dry 7.
LrxbER.-Common Ssal2 y NJ; Dimension
stuff, 40; Flooring s1l; Siding SIS; Seasoned IL
G2o- Shingles ~ 5O@3 90; Lath So.
WnoD-iry-S3 90 A. cord
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Ddtcu 81 Innl, August III. y. ID. 1917. ~
TERRITORY OE MINNESOTA

OiSIhIVI OUt NT, Isl DISTRICT, -ummons
Ramsey County, ) '-"'
Henry W. Haydock, William 4. Allen and Robert G..
White partners in trade under the name, s,yle and
firm oi Henry w. Haydock n Co.
Against james CurTan and W Iiain b. IaUer fathers
in trade under the name sly lie and irin of Curran
LAWYER.
To james Curran ard William Il. LAWYER, partners,
etc, the above named defendants:
NOu are hereby summoned and reg uircd to answer
the complaint IN this action of which II copy is filed
Ia The Office of the clerk Of said court and serve
copy OF your answer to the said conpla the sub
scrlbers at their office in St Paul. within twenty DAY
after the service hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service; aud II you fail TO the said conn plant
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
Will take Judgment against you for the Of three
hundred aud sixteen dollars and sixtytwo cents
interest from the 22d day eli june, A. D. 1853 besides
the Costs Of this action.
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD s BECKER, x
Plaintiffs Attys.
Dated St Pant tur 10 I55o lest
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:Dsmocratic County Convention.

!. Democratic Convention for Ramsey County
will 20 held at the Court House in St. Paul, on
Saturday the 18th day of September next, at ii
O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates to be sup
ported by tie Democrats OF the said county, al
ihs coning election for county officers. The sew
err, ecinc,s 10 the county will be entitled to the
same number of delegates in said convention that
thsv we're allowed in the recent Territorial con-
>eriion. Tbs delegates from the several precincts
shall ne elected at such times and places as the
resyec,ive precinct COMMITTEE shall by at least one
ue,k public notice designate.
ii. F. MATTERS SON,
DANIEL STANCHFIELD,
ROBERT CUMMINGS,
F CAEEAU,
LOT MOFFET,
Democratic Co. Com, Ramsy Co.
8 Paul, August SO, 1868.
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SALE STABLE.

Would respectfully call the attention Of the public
j To this establishment, where Keep constantly ON
hand for sale, the best variety Of horses, suitable for
fancy, carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having
dispose of, will fad il their advantage ia
CALL keep the only establishment Of the KIND in St.
Panl. and nay knowledge % the market will enable
procure ter prices FOR any which may be LETT in
have always the best feed for horses, and am
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern & Cos. store.
Aug. II. If
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WUiTNET'S GALLERY OF DAGUER-
II

PaNHE subscriber having recently made great improve
Dcns in the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before superior stock makes the
appointments u his Gallery equal Il nI superior 10
IN the West Is now prepared execute DsguerreOty
lkenesSes IN style unsurpassed by any operator.
Lie Is uncertain, and persons ia health should de-
lay enc moment IN procuring one more Of these
meno Of life, which, under tae trying circumstances
OF D'al sepa alton Of friends price purchase
Miniatures taken IN any weather and neatly in lock-
ets pms, rings, bracelets Canes; large variety of
which nEe kept constantly hand. and patterns
being constantly received All uily invited
10 ca. and examine specimens.
ST. Paul, Aug 5. lo52. loft
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Hastings Precinct.

az meeting Of the voters of Hastings Precinct,
hsle Hastings the 18th uIt, for the purpose of
neEr aatiug candidates TO he supported FOR County
Dg,osrs, az the October election.
On motion. Jedediah j. Calef called 70 the
Chair, aud Wm. y. Allison was appointed Secretary
Tne objects Of the meeting having been explained,
the Glowing ticket unanimously nominated.
Henry G. Bailly, County Commissioner.
Vn. :. Allison, Justice of tho Peace.
Joln Bakely, County Surveyor.
! .bert Poor, County Assessor.
AYr.ham Truax. Constable.
o. motion, Robert b. Allison, Henry G. Bailly
the invention, to be held time and place
hres ter 10 be fixed, 10 nominate candidates for thu
Colacil and iiouse Of Representatives for the 4th
Couacl District.
On notion, II was
Received, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
ps2i.s lej 10 the ST. Paul papers.
On notion, adjourasd.
J.J. CALEFF, Pres't.
Az. 8. ALLIsos, Sec.
A; he SANE tue aUd place the following persons
chosen officers Of the Claim Association Of Has
f.nrs Precinct:
Ma in Poor, President
81 VI. Allison, Secretary.
Henry &. Baly, Treasurer.
Al,>i. Bailly, Sr., Wm. :. Allison, yededah j.
Cald. John Blakely. Wu- FELTON,. Executive Com
rniuee.
w H. II. Graham, Albert Poor. John Blakely,
. On motion, it
Resolved. That when this meeting adjourn, it ad
soura meet the Sd Of September. to receive the
report f the Co3mittee on Bylaws, and transact
.hztcyeI other business may before the meeting
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting b.
published in the II. Paul papers.
I he meeting then adjourned.
MARTIN POOR, President
II. 4. ALLISON, Secretary.
NoRE RUIS-7-it is reaAy distressing to notice the
SIS 81 awful ruin wrought by The tariff of '46. all
over de country. We clip the following specimen
FROM he Danville (Pa.,) Democrat. wing paper:
20. rovemeRts are still rapidly going in
fcu-ishlas toroDgh. The Montour Iron Company
h1He trecied this season. erecting, about one
hcaCre1 dwelling houses; and Welsh Hill,
ourbs Of Danvc, contains at this time,
. any inhabitants the whole town did ten
Frars 30. Many substantial private dwelling houses
also going up in several parts OF the borough, and
3 sc houses filed up, from top to bottom, with
I.v,Ts nengs. II We continue at this
Ia;t or come time, shall have city before long,
and of the busiest and most thriving in
lad .orns in Pennsy iyana.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TIME large three story house and lot situated Main
L street, in the town Of saltwater, known the
saltwater House." formerly kept for hotel! with :
stable and out buildings connected, Is for sale and
will be cold UPON the reasonable terms; this large
and well finished house 10 situated upon the principal
business street in the t0wE the steamboat lard.
ing and well Constructed for convenient hotel and e'
ords rare chance for i2vesn,Snt TO any person wish
ing to engage in the business Of keeping hotel.
Fox further Information aud the terms of said apply 10
NJ. E. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
April 22. 1883
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale very terms fol
u Cash the farm which he now resides, situa tee
about five miles from ST. Paul. the saltwater road
The farm comprises leo acres, which lie good story
log house. So by is feet twelve under cultivation
The farm is beautifully situated and s admirably adapt
ed for stock, being well watered and timbered.
Any person wishing to buy himself rich can have al
opportunity by calling the subscriber upon the prem
Uses. JOHN MASTERS.
For information in regard to this farm enquire of A.
Pierse, Esq.
st. Paul, Aug. ls, II
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hATAGONlA.-An account of a residence in IN,
Il Landry Capt. bourne. Al
VEo LIE DUO e. ROURER,s
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE,

20 LOTS in the City Of Mankate. Blue Earth
n q - County, situated at the head Of Steamboat
navigation the great Southern bend Of the Mnneso
Ia, or ST. Peters River, near the mouth oI the Bloc
Earth.
Apply 10 the subscriber or 10 James x Lawrence,
Esq who The special Agent at Mankato City for tho
sale Of this property. HENRY MckENTY.
st. Paul, April lss0.-em52.
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New Hand at an old Establishment.

HAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr.
d VIM. Taylor, on Third, between Roberts and Min
nesota Streets nearly opposite the Post Office respect
iuly tender my services Barber, with full conyic
ton that no establishment, except perhaps that of
Banker, will shave closer easier than will be done nj
my shop Cutting hair, champooning, and all the var
Gus business OF barber will be attended to, and am
determined all customers shall be satisfied with the
promrtness and scientific abilities which shall continue
10 be displayed at this old and popular establishment
A. c. STOREY.
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St. Paul, June s, ls53.-Ie-3t'
FOR SALE.

A FARM consisting of loo acres, within l2 miles OF
N ST. Paul, situated on the Point Douglass road be-
low Red Rock 40 under fence 40 cultivated there
has been heavy crop taken OF this season; frame
house nearly finished, 81 by ls with l. Is by 10.
ne spring close to the dwelling This OF the best
stock farms in the Territory; there is meadow that
will yield from 60 To so tons of hay also 90 Of
heavy timber land the Mississippi flats, within
mile and quarter.S Price s ,000 900 down.
enable time will be given for the t, ance; enquire OF j.
Caihcart, It. Paul, OF on The premises, Of
+. BELL.
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HORACE r.. OINTCN & co.

No. AZ, Man. Sired, st. I,3nis, No.
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of Guns, Rifles, Pts
tolls OF various descriptions cwould pectfuly
say, that we have the largest and
ment OF firearms and their equipments that be found
in amy house IN the United States. We do think il
necessary 10 enunerate articles, bet will say, if
cannot furnish the right sort Of articles there
chance OF getting them OF eighboTs. Gunnakers
material, Wholesale and retail.
n H. The power and accuracy OF our arms tested by
practical experiments to the satisfaction Of purchasers
25. 1859. lQ-3in
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DATED St Psul, August, 10, 1853
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

D''7a''r H SUSnr' l Esa n,srH''r Summons
p. l.. Rogers &c Co., partners in trade,
Against Junes Curran ana " lillian Law Ter partners
IN trade, under the name, firm and NY b. OF Curran n
LaIyleF.
To James Curran and William i. LaWler, partners,
&c, the above named defendants:
Wow are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
Il the complaint in this action, Of whch a copy is
hied in the ofBce M the clerk of said court ana
copy o. your anwer 10 isc said comp aint The sub
scr,bers, az their office III -, Paul. within twenty day
acr the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
vice; and II you fail - the said com lant with
IN the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs i'll this action vii!
take Judgment against you Cor the ot eight hundred
and ! five dollars and ninety cents with interest from
the 18th day OF June, A. d., 1855, besides costs Of
this action. RICE, HOLLlNSIiEAD ~ BECKER,
Plaintiffs AIt'ys.
q
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n iHERAL inducements now offered BY tie sub.
Il sciiher 10 al those wishing purchase landed
property in or about II. Paul, TWO HUNDRED LOTS
in eligible positions within the limits OF the ccrpcIatcn
viii be sold on terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO, on. loi fronting on st. Anthony street. near
TIC American Hotel % feet front bv 80 feet deep upon
which substantial three story brick building IS feet
from, By 10 c deep; the lower part OF which is suita
bic Tor any mercantile business and the second and
third STORES OF which admirs3y adapted for Offices
on the same lot there is comfortable yelling house.
good warehouse and n carriage house.
ALSO, eighty OF valuable land laid out IN acre
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the Town.
on the saltwater rosd, atord sites for
try residences; on the most al terms and in
sGct quantities may be desired
ALSO, thr undivided half &c quarter section Of land
lying the saltwater road five miles from the city Of
ST. Paul
All Of me above property viii! be sold at extremely
low rates Tor cash. john r. IRVINE.
81. Paul, May u.s. 1853 If
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-01
FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 217 ACRES with ten acres broken on
IA which crop raised last summer. Has on it q
good Tamarack house l3 rs and stable 90 80 There
good spring the house and fine stream Of
running through the farm is situated the beau
i.f and picturesque lake. johanna; miles from ST,
Paul and l-2 miles from 81. Arthopy Falls with good
roads .adng each way. HENRY McKENTY.
81. Paul, April ~, lc5S-6m52