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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10
TERRITORY OF MINNESoT
DtsrRIcr CoURr, FIusr JUDICIAL
District. RAMSEY COUNTY. }

DfsrRIcr CoURr, FIusT JUDICIAL
DISTRICT RAMSEY COUNTY.
jeremiah MaEpney against Eliza Mahohey.
TO the above named defendant Eliza Mai oney:
KyOU are summoned and required 10 answer the COM
piap in this action, which is fled IN tie olhce of
the Clerk Of the District Court For the firSt Juneau
aorcsaid and copy oil S'ur answer
on me at my Office IN the town OF st Paul. county
aforesaid within thirty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service and 1t fail To
answer the said COMPLAINT within the time aforesaid,
the plainti in this action VIII apply TO the court Tor
the relief demanded Ill said complaint
HENRY A. LAMBERT, pliTs Atty.
na.ed peh 2 l,53 4l-dt
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u NINISTEATOR's SALE.

lereby given thar the nnacrsi gaed al
~ c, the estate Of John NJ. Sawyer, late
county OF Washington, Territory OF Mn,-
eJ, hs virtue ef anc hnder nn order Of the
e of Washington coui,ty, maze b the Hon
u .in,-e a. Probate Of said county On the
of February Il 1853.
tho ci-ht, title, and interest Of he sail
. tbs following described premises. AID
tie 9Id lnierea; ,,s n or equitable Dhrh
n Saw CT had 10 OF to, .he following les
itc. pieces or parcels al land al HE time
10 wlt:
led one-ihird part OF LOT No. two ~ IN
teen, (i5l Ia township No. thirty. 900
Q No twenty, t2e) west. continuing ..fty
sdlhs 80 5a-I p0) acres.
iiy.ded one thisd-part, of the following
Misses To wit.
y. 10 ia the town OF Saltwater. accor-
- aud plat Of rae SAID town OF Stiltwa-
Harvey Wilson an recorded in tine Office
OF deeds 81 the county Of W ashington,
III the lana sing and being between the
block No. ten, 40 and the lake shore Of
>. Saving and excepting onlytlie land ia
oHnty road - Lev' laid ont,) together
thd privilege Of the land upon The lake
AXE 1t CrnlA, between the east line Of
a, aAi s2,I lake, Hortherly along tie said
stance Of one hundrcd feet fron point
mere he north line of stid l,locn II the
mdc'l rs,icrlV would strike int said lake
Il IN ghI., privileges and apurtenancts
,oyer,tini1s IL the said one-third part ot
'.:1iss>. including the mill aud ull i'm
.arrCr." S,tilte. lsing aud being Ia The
iiug on. in The Territory of ,Iinpr>o ta.
due 81 the Office oil the Register OF dee Is
Washington. in the town ol Saltwater
81 tuesday the l2'h day OF April, A u
Az o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
-hruasH p, 1888
SETH NJ SAW YER
Administrator.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN PRUyIS-
IONS FOR 1888.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN PRCFlS~
IONS FOR 1898.
NftSNtsoTh SUrERiNTESDENcy,
Sa.ut Paul, FEB. Ii. 1888.
CtEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
- until l2 o'clock ~ of the 4th of April next. for for
aring and delivering the following prov slons 10 The
Soux Indians under the treaty of 1887, VIZ;
Superi.ne flour to the amount OF $500
Mess Pork DO l,tOo
Hogs lard in kegs, do J,"00
White shell corn in SACKS do lcCo
These provisions TO be delivered on or before The Sc
cond ia, of Man at the laudiu2 al Fort SHcs,
sGect to inspection ut the place II delivery By fsIi
tere,te persons he selected b. The SIOUX Agent and
the contractor, or contractors
Bidders will Offer IN separate bids Tor eac; .ict-
Good and sufficient security viii be required or the reT
furmauce uf the to ne entered nron nnd t&e
bidders will in ther proposals the persons thoN
will offer security Tie superintendent reserves The
right The proposals aside, should They lie deemed
uureasonably high.
Bids r,ust I've endorsed proposals or Indian Frovis
ions under Sioux Treat, of 1857 and addressed 10 Su-
p,riuteudent OF Indian Affairs, st. Paul, NJ. L.
ALIEN RAMSEY,
Supt. Ind rs
ST. Anthony Express, Galcna Advertiser, and Dn-
buope Tribune. viii gave tis Insertions and tor
ward account.
E.n
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TERRITORY -! Minnesota,
County of Wa shiugton.

c ts,5,," Of " v: a,R,"st9n .s.
1....i CouKr isT Jup,cIAL DisTaIoT,
f.. Hs'..ii and
tr-'. tomplanarts.
N . 49, ,arug Defendant s
SITTING ~ CHANcEBy
fl...-. o my satisfaction by affidavit and the
In ... a the cause, that bill of plant has
l,- aud lied. and a writ of injuno ton allowed
a1u --sr. ,teon, aud writ of Subpoena 20 appear
- the sheriff Oi the county OF W ashing
to- -...r
A.. .te- appearing 20 my satisfaction, by afr
it.its s.. At above named Defendant, William W oo
n s af lais Territory, and onresident thereof
a} r,prrt 1Poi diiligent inquiry he found therein,
g. tr~.,s ordered that the said defendant, William
tssr-h tf1car and plead, answer or deBur 40 the
sieatl.s' ill of plant tic in this cause,
t.iofr lie fifteenth day of June 4. ID. Is 3. And
-ritrr t.dered, that this order be published in
... e-ia.--sa'a Pioneer," "a newspaper printed and
1l' tt ~ Paul, i'll this Territory once III each
st-f o sA successve weeks next after the date here
laf ft s rthcr ordered that cerded copy Of this
.,-a,.er With copies of the writ Of injunction and
e-s t..0f. in tIi, cause, be deposited IN the post
r h. .-,-.td % the said William Woodruff, at the
rt ruati state of Ohio within five days from
-If. .ar. ttr-cl-
a- g. f.e.as of this order and cf the said njmct
s >,uat o. delivered personally 10 the said defend
a..- ii..a sist, DAYS lrom the date OF this order.
ii. T.. HAYNER.
ST. Parl Nsrch. Sd 1883
NE amos. ". II. Semmes, complts. Solicitors.
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Territory ofMianeseta, I .
County of Washington. o.
DisrRIcr CorRr, lsr JUDICIaL DIsTaIcT.
David Hone, Complainant

[
CpIDty of Washington. %
DisrRICr Cornr, lsr JuDICIAL DIsTaicT.
David Hone, Complainant
William Woodruff, Defendant1
SITTING IN Ca,NcERy.
IL appearing my satisfaction by AFFIDAVIT and the
papers on file III the cause, that OIL of comp aint has
been exhibited and tiled, and writ of Injunction al
lowed and issued thereon, and u wit of SabpT APP
pear snd The same delivered the sheriff OF he
~ of Washington 10 serve; ard il further appearing TO
nay satisfaction by aiidavits that the above named de-
PENDANT William Woodruff is ont Of this Territory, ard
cannot Hon dsent AND due enquiry lie found therein.
Ii il hereby ordered that tie defendant William
Woodruff appear and plead, answer or demur 10 The
ompaiaant's bin OF complaint Gle In this cause
OK before The fifteenth Gay Of jane, \ 1883.
And is hereby further ordered hat copy of rhis
order he published in the Minnesota Pioreeg' "a news
paper printed aud pablishe -. Paul, in this Terri
tofy) once III each week, for six Successive weeAs
after the date hereof and is further ordered thai
certified copy Of this order, together with copies Of
the writ al injunction and sahpeaa ISSUED In this cause,
be de cd the post clce i,rceed the said VIII
liam Woodruff at the city of CmfiHati, State OF Ohio,
within five days from the date hereof
On that copies of this order aud of the said injunction
and subp9na ice delivered personally The said defend
ant within sixty days from the date of This order.
II. l.. HAYNEE.
81. PAM March, 81 1875.
VI. +. Amcs, W. II. Semnles, co:np.is. solicitor.
No ID
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20 ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
sEf,NE NOTICE. That an application vii. be made
n 20 N. Board of County Commissioners for Ram
sey County, At their session for lay ing out Road
lfGding from ~. Paul For Sleilins. Said road 10
commence lot 9, N bloch D. ia Wn>low's Addition
the town of -. Paul and to terminate on The East
shore o the Mississippi river opposite Fort Smelling,
-. PalN Feb. uaFy 18Th, 1853 Per orGer.
li5-..t.
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E!TTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
sENiS desirable ground, lying IN the most central and
q advantageous part oi ;he basin Of ~, PaCl, where
mHst inevitably lie the principal river business Of the
town. and aiturding also most choice and delight, Lots
in the rear, upon the bench for dwelling houses;
ed into Luis an offered for sale with titles u
putcd and nis 9utabe reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms of credit for OF the purchase
money, and Luaber for building Lots sold in the all
ton viii be furnished at the rotar, sa-mili easy
terms. CHARLES II. CAKES,
Agent for Psoprietors.
81. raUl. July n, le5l Is
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LOOK AT THIS!

q Il
a PANY, Cleveland Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
ces IN March last The number Issued up July Is,
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured SIl.s3l7bN
p" Premiums received, 32,0l576.
business Is conducted upon both The Stock ana Mutual
PLAN and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from The Merchants Department Great canton ex-
ercise In takhs Inks, and Hazardous property
refused
n Tue undersigned Is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan IN either department.
GEO W. pRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul, Aug. 81, ISL l3-f
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CttAS. DE.RBS

tSo3.) CHAS. DERBi, IiS53.
No. "a, Le,ee. 81. L0uis, No,
Manufacturer of that Old Star Brand whisky.
EDFTthNS hts sincere thanks 10 lis uumerou. Gus
r. TONERS Tor liberal Patronage and p1cttaliy
solicit, continuation of The I prepared to
turn ou Two IIuudrel BIB, ter dlv Of he best quality
Also FOR SAFE:
100 jhls y. Y. Brandy, - bhis. Malaga Wine,
- Gan. 300 * Monnn-ahra and
loo o old RYE Whisky, Bo'trton Wtiskey.
Also, fine assortment at
Foreign Liquors ant Vines.
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ALEX. REf.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.

VWAS Just reed b. the first boat Nominee, a barge
and we'll selected assortment q Groceries and l'Io-
visions, consisting; Of Sugar, Coffee. Tea PoIk, tour
Esrl BACON, Hams. Shoulders, Dried Fruits theese,
Rice Cundles, Soap. salt, Wooden ware and W 'ii"w
ware and Ill receive fresh supplies bS every e"' d.
rect from st Louis. al the season. Those wishing 10
purchase VII nd it their adv aace 20 call and eAa!i-
ne before purcha;i sing elsewhere.
81. Taul, Apr, -, Siih KEY.
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SA MI. STII.iW ELI.

is33.l SAMI. STILLNN ELI. 1853.
NJ. SO, QIirs ST. 5eigsen Second and Third
81. LOUIS, Mo.
M ANIFAcTi RER Of pure Alcohol, ana pure
w = ir.ts of any proof required
Spirit Gas. rhosgene uas, Chemical OIL an' Cam
pheae,
Warranted Of superior quality, and for sale rea
s0nable terms. ON 40
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A agreebic and useful compound for discxaes of The
"A chest aud lungs-GeneraI Agents, barnard, Bro d
Co., ST Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
hs; al 81. Paul, by j W Babcock utchcox d Kellogg
and VIM ConstaD&3 at st Anthony by j. p Wilson.
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CO~pAsRTNEESKsP.

THE under> isned, having entered into Co3artner
ship under the name OF Preulss 4 Nnbou, for the
purpose Of prosecuting the business 81 their profession
indcrs would respectfully represent to the citizens Of
It Paul that they prepared To lrni.L materials,
build, and com ctc Buildings Of any descrpCr finnish
plans ard estimates and give satisfaction i3f lie faith
fll perprmance Of whatever hsHess be entrusted
10 their o.c. thcir residence the American
House. y. {. lRENTISS,
octG-2j-y j. " MABON.
a; Reference Nessrs. Rice iIollinsaead Becker,
Rodney Parker, chs W. Borup, Hon. Ii. H. Sib'ey.
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HTDWARn STEW ART, Brtkts and Architect,
Ia thankfI the ciixcns Il ST Paul, lot fvors since
he rn,.entt basiness woai5 fully inform them
that re - pe pared contract Tor, and erect some or
brick buildings, and furnish materials required, on lar
terms Having permanently settled III 81. Pau he So
cts share of public patronage Braits and SPECIFIC a.
tons furnished reasonable terms.
n B-ou,ers FOR work left the store Of II. Z. Sand
ford near the Post Office will receive PROMPT atterton
juiy H. lI3-C1 EDWARD STEWART.
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

ME subscriber, agent for Msssrs 3. w. Farnham &
u Co. OF ST. Anthony, VIII open yard as IL
can ke stocked in the and west OF the SLIGO IRON
STOKE, ana will keep a complete assortment white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard,
lumber can be delivered In all parts oi the more
conveniently than from any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions VIII be promptly flied and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited by keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
NY oi logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scrber hopes 10 receive share OF patronage.
ju 3, lS52. WM X. MARSHALL. Agent
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+. r, FULLERTON,

z
EEtlNG desirous Of disposI+g 81 the balance of his
, Sock al Goods pre,ioas 70 opening oinasigaton,
oilers Goods for Cash at extremely low prices.
Persons wishia. purchase TN Goods Boots, SHOES
Hats, Caps Clothing will find il their interest
r;h All purchase OF him.
=. = All PERSON, indebted to him will confer favor
HIM bv making immediate payment. i5--tf.
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WtIIINEI'S GALLERY OF DAGy Err


rENiiE subscriber having recently made great improve
neRts in the arrangement OF light in is gallery. and
haN ing procurc the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before very stock makes The
appointments Of his Gallery equal not superior 10
in the West IS prepared to execute DaguerreOtype
iiktHesscs in style unsurpassed by any operator.
Life is uncertain, and persons in health should not de-
lay moment ia procuring one more al these
If life, which, under the trying circumstances
of nnal separation oi friends 40 price purchase
Miniatures taken III ANY weather and neatly set in lock
pms, rings, bracelets large variety al
which ktpt constantly hand and patterns
be- constantly received. All respect ,uiiy invited
call and exam inc spccInels.
- Paul, Aug. s. 1S52 16-tf
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TAXI, NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
FpgFAr th- Notes and Accounts of d. e. Taylor
III. ,e ,,i-a me for adimstment and collection All
.r.... of.'.tel to him BIZ note book account will
e q 20 t t.,e Office of Wilkn 4 Van Eten. and set
. -.. .-ee. 1. VAN ErrEN.
F.. Prul. Jan. 10Th, ls53.-ti5-tf
REORGANIZATION for the WinnebagOes.
- tAIEp PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, VIII De
- .,er,.s m ne Office OF the Winnebago esut at
Long prtri. until Saturday the 18th day OF March.
1- 70 trans 20 ting the WiBnebago annuity goods and
prrt SHORES To- -. 49,
Bs.tecs NfB lease state at what price per 100 lbs
Die. siN receive the property from steamboat AT SAINT
fnnl and transport the same under cover 10
M &C. uuehala Agency at Lons Prairie. Also, give the
nucs ar me pen they offer sureties on the con-
tfa..-
r.- andesi-ntd the right To direct the des
sa5. a. $50 ,uhlic freight, any other place than
loas Prufe price to be graduated in proportion as
she istacre Is creased or Diminished
ARRAM NJ. FRIDLEY, Indian Agent.
foEg rfa.rit cd. lst, 1S53.--t. d.
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ZEAL ESTATE.

Il ia L. f,S n
ksvA I offer property situated IN the town ss.sTDHs
IUtEI l Of SAINT Paul, ana in lis iu.msd- 5ffsScSk
~ lMeate Vicinity for sale low tor CASH 7Es&QZ7ak
The teams are SHeh do otten present ~ HVF*
themselves Ia the capitalists. Two dwell N
ing honses and several lots Of land, IN -~sH-s-s~
cent part Of st. Paul. with abundant supply Of excel
lent H8tcr. Win this property viii be sOid about ten
u land covered With large aud thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale. number Of five lots with
growing timber III situated and in the imne
dat vclHty Of public roads, and 10" mile from
81. fa. The above property will be sold such low
terms Tor cash. that the purchaser can Immediately sell
again 4 advance.
Fof sale tipe, prices viii se propor.onabiy higher
Apply 10 HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cciar. ur IS. +. if0NT 81. Pntl tt.iN
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ny EXPRESS.

sArE hsse tsis day received by Express very gen.
= t,l ,s-ft nent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
ANS -rt ss Furnishing Goods which will show
81 lar css oRcr. at our usual low rates.
WHINE A. COOLEY,
p Roberts Street.
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III. &. SANFORD.
ESPECTFUILI bows to the saint Paul pUblir.
IA and invites thcir attention his store ncN
door rost-0ice ThirG-sroet, where they
can fad hun al susues. hours, ready ~ SCI. tfeA
DIR i-LOUDS.
Of every description, ncludiuG Bro pCLorKs, SsT3-
NETS, JEANS, CAssIMFRES, TwEEDs. DRII IS. VIZ
VETS, VESIlNGs. SNIRrING and nHEErING, Nus
Inns Gnl L,nNs, HpKIn and CRANArs,
GLOVES. ilosiERY, bRovN and NHIfE
IINLxs, L,fEs, RfsBoSS, Lose and
soTARF SnAwLs, f}oNNET fRIMMiNGs, AirACAs, IniBEr
CLOTHS, GINGntN9, pELANEs, sILAs- WoOIES
lAVN. Prints, II rrest variety, Fnrrad, fjgns
W inter stnifs. for men and boys, Under
SHIRTS, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Back and y arm mittefIs, &c.
His stock Of goods Is very large embracing all the ueN
rich les OF TIE season, and every variety of staple
Goods. Every person here Gnd just what he wants.
and At prices winch must suit the rigid economist
and he assured that every article VIII iuiA out
Us is represented
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful and approved styles FOR Ladies aid
misses; Gents Congress Boots. Calf do, % tc latest
patterns; 30, S hoots and shoes, etc
HATS AND Cars in great variety.
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NEW BOOKS.

Il pUC ROHRER have JUST opened large and
IL well selected stock Of Law, Medical ana MisCeane-
Books to which the attention oil the public myi
ted. Cal and examine them al the of Bench and
" a5ashRW ia2i-l0
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FISHING TACkLE.:

4 SUPERIOR lot just openedi grass ard sir '.nes,
~ sorted! cork floats limerick hoOks, gimp, afif'i
bait, Ash spears, etc. ltGl lie BUC & RoRRER
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BOOTS & SIIOES.

7 HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek slave
large assortment cf Bcot> and Shoes, precisely
fitted 10 this market The stock and work Of iicse
wares excellent. Prices very low.
ccIl-iL ] 4. III LLLRTON. Thirl street.
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TUNIE snl,scribcr has large and desirable s'o'h
frcsh Family Groceries, when VII be sold nj ~
- Il. PRESLEY.
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K,Trsov.s ADDITION TO sT.PAI-L.
SITTING IN Ca.NcEgy.

=. FanI, Narch. n Ita3
NJ +. A,ncs, W. II. semnies, conp,ts. solicitor.
No 70 CIV.
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wv have received, direct from the manufacturer. in
w New York, two Of Stoddard's Celebrated Piano
Fortes which the musical public respectfully invited
10 call and examine. Our prices are reasonable and we
are prepared TO give very reasonable terms;
octla-2s LEDUC & ROHRER.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Embracing conditions 10 be mated IA c oo1fots
10 The c1tent the Department may deem, proper.
]. Seven minutes allowed TO each intermediate
Office when otherwise specified for asserting the
mails; but railroad and Steamboat routes there is
T., be no delay thaa is sufficient Tor exchange
OF the mail bags.
g On routes where the mode Of conveyance ad-
mits of it the special agents of the Department. also
post Office blanks, mail bags, locks and keys to
to nc conveyed without extra charge.
g. No pay will BE- made for trips not pcrfarmed
and for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily
plained, three times the pay Of the tip may he de-
Quoted. For arrivals far behind time 10 break
connection with depending mails, and sufficiently
excused ono. fourth of the compensation for the trip
is subject to forfeiture. Deduction may also be or
dered for a grade of performance inferior TO that
specified in the contract. For repeated dehnquen-
c,cs Of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties
propor,oned the nature thereof andthe Importance
of the mail, may lie made.
4. For leaving behind, or throwing off the mails,
or ans portioa OF them, for the admission OF passen
gers or Tor being concerned in setting up running
an express conveying commercial intelligence ahead
al the mail, quarters pay may BE deducted,
s. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency
he uromptis and satisfactorily explained by cc,s6
Gates of postnasters the aidavits Of other credit
able persons, for failing to arrive IN contract time
for ncg.ecn. TO take the mail FROM, or deliver 1t in
To "a post office fer suffering it lowing either TO th'
upsultapeness OF the place or manner Of carrying It
10 be injured destroyed, robbed, lost and for
(usny after demand, convey the mail as frequent
~ as the contractor runs, is concerned IN running
a coach, car, or steamboat on a route.
G. The Postmaster General may annu contrac
ior repeated failures agreeably to contract; 70
disobeyug the post office laws, or the Instructions
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Where change from Advertisement is contcml lated
by the bidder.
! (or we as the case may bc) There write the name
or names in full of There state the residence resi-
tence.l hereby propose to carry the mail on route
No from to as Of
ten as the Post Master General advertisement for
proposals on the same, dated February ?, 1898. re-
qaireS in the lime stated in the schedules contained
in such atyertselcn and by the following mode OF
conveyance, to wit There state how il is TO he con-
yeyedI for tn annual OF There write ont the sum
in words at tuli iensth.l
Dated (Signcd.I
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FJrn, OF a Guaranty.

FUFN, ~ a TUaTdWF.
The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
hid iur CARVING the mail on route No. he &C
ceptcd by the Post Master General, the builder shall
prior to The 1.t day Of July next into the
qured obligation to rertorm the service proposed,
with good and sufficient surc,ies.
Dated ISisned by two guarantors.l
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|, ATTY McCUNE, & Co., Mississippi Foundry,
~ Main St. bet. Morgan and Cherry, Manu- actn.rs u
steam eng hos Mil machinery, Steam bJiler ami s,oot
ron work, lard tanks coolers, tobacco, oil ard rt
crews, also bfassNern and hlacksnlth:tig. - 2
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10

- dy having bought The above works, formerly .Tic
OF BY klngsand K Lsltner, prepared make at
short Dstce, all sizes OF Steam boilers. Sheet
work. mil machinery, Parkers & JohISl.s reaction
ter wheels, oh, tobacco, and hydraulic presses, iron AMI
brass castings,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-10

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As a DEALER IN oL ass
GLAsSW ARE CHINAWAgE, QUEESswAPE AND
CRocKERY, on THE SouTn SIDE OF the
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO rREsLEY's,
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