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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-08-06
ALL ST. PAUL.

ND the rest Of this upper country will please take
IA notice, that my stock is complete. and thai
am prepared to sell fr cash usual small rates of
profit, and TO offer assortment that has been
ceed in this market. The following comprises only
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothing of every description,
Boots and shoes of all styles and kinds,
Dress goods, very large assortment, conSistin. in part
of, Bareges, Lawns, Deaines, Shans, Grapes Prints
SILK AND GRAPE SHAWLS,
Cashmere shawls, ETC.; fine assortment DoInrs-
tic-a grades, Check, Hickory, Tickings Cotonades,
Dimity, Diaper, Linen Drillings suitable for and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mitts,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
LeGhorn, Panama. and Chip Hats the latest styles,
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags Carpeting, MusitO
Bars, etc,
JEwELRY-a large lot of the finest quality.
Also, at the new store next door below old san !
RIES.
Always hand, Flour, Pork Bacon, Lard, Sugar, COT
fee, Molasses, etc.
HARDWARE,
consisting in part of Farming utensils, Rakcs, Hoes
Scythe snaths, Cradles, GrndsoncS Shoves Spades,
Queensware, n large assortment.
A fine lot 1-2, l and . brslel baskets.
Guns and sporting articles OF all kinds.
400 kegs of fine powder,
so bags shot,
Percussion Caps-best quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddlcs Brides, Collars, IIaltcrs, Marinsales,
Whips, Valises, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
A. J.. LARPENTEUR.
May %, 1S53-37u
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NEW YORK BAZAAR.
1T the .Nc,c York Store, st. anthony Street,
LOUIS BLUM,


now receiving AMI opening of the largest stocks
of goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
tremendous rush at l.. Bluns New York Bazar
10 secure and buy the
.EeW styles Of 1853.
Which for beauty ami BeanesS quantity and qualify,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies Departm ent
beautiful assortment of plain, chaIgcabc and figured
silks, which entirely styles also all trimmings Ia
match; plain ami figured Brcgcs silk Tissues plain ami
figured silk popns, light ami dark ntSlins; Prints Lawns;
arcgc de LANES; which for beauty excecd,
and at prices that hard to beat; quantity Of Cling
hams of all styles and coos light ami dark calicoes which
have only Ia examine to say they handsome In
The Shawl Departm ent.
may be found beautiful line silk Thibcts, Cashmere
Brooches, single and long shawls with the largest and most
complete assortment of silks, Iaces and Mantillas
ocre and which for beauty and neatness cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot Of Bonnets Bonnet RbaHss, ParasolS,
Hosiery latest styles of collars and under sleeves chemf-
sets; Bands; ESns lnsertlDgS plain and embroidered
andkerchiefs very large lot Fancy Goods French
perfumery, etc. A very large assortment of
Jewe1ry and silver ware.
will to old customers and the public general,
that stock large and well assorted. and bought
prcsSly TO he sol and shall be sold cheap
tabi>mcnt west of New York do. ] shall purchase,
receive ami keep stock repen>ed with all the FASH
iunabe styles Of goods during the summer months.
Finally, would say to all those Wishing good bargains
in goods, to be sure and call mt
BIum's New York Ba Zaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing, the Goods VIII
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
ST. Paul. Junc %. 1879. dIff
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LEX. REY. LAMBERT MAY
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.

INFORM the public that Mr.. Rey has lately returned
from Saint Louis with large and well selected stock
offer for sale at the lowest possible rates. and will be de-
lvered Free Of Charge to all residents of ST. Paul.
The following is a part only of their stock:
Flour of all brands;
Corn Mea1-white and yellow;
Mess pork and Lard;
Sugar-cured Hams and shoulders;
Buffalo Tongues;
Bologna sausases;
Teas of every description;
Sugars Of every description from to Is lbs.
for dollar)
MoIasses and Syrups-all kinds;
French and English Mustard;
Olive Oil;
Ciron and Ewes Apples
Dried Apples and peaches;
Prcsv'd Fruits in sugar Brandy:
Olivcs-Spanish and French
Oysters; Pie Fruits assorted
HOLSTERS; Tomatoes;
CLANS;
SarIincs;
sanons in K.;>;
Mackcrel do AMI bbls aud Inf Dbl;
Fresh smoked IIcrrings;
Essences Of every descriptions;
Soaps of all kinds;
Malaga Raisins;
Sultana Rasins;
Currants;
Tallow, star and sperm Candles;
Cinnamon and pearl starch;
Com starch and IIeckers rarina for Blanc Mango
Vcrmicelli;
Maccaron;
Tapioca sago
Peared Barley;
Cream Tartar; soda;
NneGars Rice; salcratu>;
Spices-all kinds, whole and ground;
Bristol Brick Dust;
Wooden and Willow Ware;
Wines and Lquors--tle best selected as
sortment brought to st Paul;
with other articles too numerous to mention.
Rey May will however remark, by the way that they
do not pretend to sell at cost; indeed they
a reasonable profit in order stand up and
their patrons a good many years to come.
June 25-tf
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CAPITOL PROPOSALS

SEALED proposals will be received by the Board Of
~ Building commissioners until the first of September
rubbish and dirt from the same, building six arys
the basement windows in the building, and
erecting steps at the doors in the same, also to make
culvert from the capitol Ninth street, and filling
up the ditch. The ays and steps to be of sone and
the culvert to be one foot In the clear Of stone.
B. W. BRUNSON,
46-3w Building Commissioner.
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II Hundred Thousand Dollars
Of american, English, French, German ana
S,ciss Goods, direct from .American and
EurOpean Manufacturers.

european .HuVuUUCtuTS.
Our long experience the Western Trade, and having
correct knowledge the wants of the country enables
import such goods are adapted to the wants of the
people.
enjoyed by any other Western house, having resident
partners and buyers constantly at the Manufacturers and
In the East, and agents the Continent.
Purchasing goods for cash and short time,
enabled buy much lower than Eastern Western job
bers who bny on long cred and we are always able
and prepared To take every advantage of change in the
market, favorable to cash buyers, which merchants who
buy credit cannot enjoy.
We can afford to sell for Cash. Ten per cent less
than other houses, because we do not sustain
heavy losses by creditins extravaSant and inju-
dicions me rchants.
tern Cities that they will large stocks
goods in st. Louis, be seen in New York PHI
adelphia.
We guarantee to exhibit a larger and better
assorted, and more elegant Stock Of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods and Notions, than ,cas erer
seen in one House in .4merica.
Our Dress Goods mostly Of styles designed by our
selves, and entirely confined to us in this market.
We prepared to offer the Inducements in Silk
and White Goods offered by first class houses in the
East, who only in this branch of the business.
The country merchant will time and money by
purchasing his goods in St. I.Ous-expense and risk
travelng-loss of time (which Is valuable to good
chans-expensive Of his goods
| by low water-and acknowledgment of incapable and
careless forwarding merchants, thereby subecting himself
of sales and profits, and Inconvenience
discount on money he receives from his customerS-ex
chance which is always in favor of the eastern ces-the
risk of overstockng himself with too large quantity of
goods not adapted to his trade, which to be de-
preciaed and become unaleabe, and being long absent
from his business and family, good reasons for the
| taller to make his purchases in home market.
respectfully suggest these facts to the Merchants
in the West believing 1t is to their interest in every
pect make their purchases in st. LOUIS and that the
system have established, guaranteeing to them cheap
goods and large stocks can be obtained in Of
the Eastern Cities, will bring to us many merchants and
traders who have not before that they could
money and time by coming to home market for their
supplies.
OUR MOTTO SHALL BE IN FACT
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS
An unde Waiting One Price Cash system at least
Ten per cent. less than any credit house in the
East or West can afford.
July 3Om3 EDDY, JAMESON & co.
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It is a FACT, that at
Whitncu's Dno7lerrpUn Gn1Ieru

st. Paul, good Dagucrreotype can be procured
l. at any other establishment in the WORLD. Recent
improvements enable him TO make Likersses in style,
which for lifcke expression and beauty of hnsh, has
been in the West.
JUST RECE ED, spleudid assortment of
Gold and Gilt IOckcts and Fancy Cases,
Which, containing such Iikenesscs Whitney
cute. esteemed Swee hearts and Friends, the
choicest kceIsakcs with which they can he presented
Miniatures taken in style of the art, and from the
size of pin head to that of sspiece of chdik.''
Everybody and his Wife,
Are respectfully invited to call and examine specimeiiS
and sit for their ssPcterS>''
Junc 1853. 4Od j. i. WHITNEY.
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FOR RENT.

TINE HALFWAY HOUSE and Farm, consisting Of
l6O Of land, partly fenced and under cultivation
This property is situated the st. Paul and saltwater
road, centrally between the two places and is well adapt
ed for the hotel business, being surrounded by the best
lakes for fishing in the Territory making general place
Of for persons engaging in pscaoria SPORTS Daily
lines Of stages pass every day.
This property will be leased for three or five years
reasonable terms.
The furniture will also be sold person taking the
house, If desired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned in St. Paul, WIN. BRANCH.
st. Paul, July 30, lS53-46tf
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NEW STEAM SAW-MILL.
ORDERS will be received for Lumber and promptly
~ executed, by WM. L. AMES.
st. Paul, July 30, lS53-46tf
SALE STABLE.

I WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public
i to this establishment, where keep contaItly on
hand for SALE the best variety Of horses suitable for fam
cy, carriage, draft the saddle. Persons having hOr-
to dispose will find to their advantage to CALL
keep only establishment of the Kind in St. Paul. and
my knowledge Of the market will enable me to procure
fair prices for any which be left in my care have
always the best feed horses, and always THAR
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co.,
Third street, opposite Cathcart, Kern Co.'S. store
July 30, 1S53-46tf.
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J. w. BOND.
J. w. BOND. M. n. KELLOGG.
ANEW FIRM
FRESH ARRIVALS,
MORE NEW GOODS ut
BOND & KELLOGG'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
City Drug and Chemical Store,
M N. KELLOGG,


City Drug and Chemical Store,
On St. Anthony Street, Upper Town, st. Paul.
WE have just received another large lot Of drugs,
icines chemicals. paints, oils fancy articles, ETC.,
comprising in part the following:
aud % 10. kegs.
Lnseed oil, acohol, coach varnish very fine article
copa varnish, turIentne, ETC., by the Dbl. gal.
Paint, varnish, whitewash and marking brushes, all
kinds and sizes.
Meats foot oil In cans; sash tools, beeswax;
Resin by the barrel;
Bath brick in boxes;
OIL Of vitriO by the carbOy;
Plaster paris in kegs; whiting in do,
Ammonia in jars, barrels and bottles;
Lard oil, (refnet) by the Dbl OF gallon;
Hops by the sack or pound;
Honey, fresh, by the key or single pound;
Window glass-an sizes, from by to 20 by &c. and
glass cut any size to order, free Of charges
Farres abian, mustang and nerve and bone nment,
by the gross the bottle;
Cod liver oil, (Rushton, Clark Cos) very fine arti-
Gle, by the dozen or single bottle;
Britannia lamps and burning fluid, fresh supply on
Pain Killer perry Davis') by the gross dozen single
bottle. All kinds of
Patent Medicines.
Tobacco and cigars-the very best Of each;
Scotch, rappee, and macabOy snuff in Jars and baders
and by the pound.
BONDS PREPARATIONS;
fresh supply altcGys on hand.
We offer to the public of minnesota, the following in
valuable articles the receipts for which, the sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
was paid a few years since, now in possession.
These preparations have stood test of 30 years
the eastern ces, and for the first time offered
To the people Of Minnesota. We few Of the prn-
cpai, viz:
Bond's Anodyne plastcrs, for pains in the breast,
back, 81 de, or Oins, rheumatism. etc.
Bonds all Healing Salve, for cuts, burns bruises,
sores, etc.
Bonds letter Ointment, warranted to cure the
worst cases Of letter, and all skin eruptions.
Bonds Pile Ointment-a remedy for all kinds
Of Piles.
Bonds Golden Ointment for the Itch and salt
rheum.
Bonds Eye Salve and Lotion, for sore weak and
iniamed eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup, pleasant and efcacious rem
edy for coughs colds, hOarsenesS, etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid, for cleansing all kinds of
material Of paints, grease OIL stanS etc., without injury
to the most delicate texture.
And all other articles kept by druggists at the locef
possible rates.
Our stock will be replenished every two weeks until
the close of navigation.
Give us a call and it will be to your advantage.
j. w. BOND,
NJ. n. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Particular Attention.
Having been employed in the manufacture of pure
chemicals, and the retail prescription business the
cities of Philadelphia and Rio de JaneirO Is years.
profess to understand thoroughly, and will give it my
whole attention. ]. W. BOND.
Druggist and Chemist.
July %, '53-45tf
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Red Wing House,
The Good Time Come!

/ HAVE Just received at my CLOCK and WATCH estab
lshment, of Jackson and Fifth streets, the lar
gest and best selected stock of
JEROME'S CELEBRATED CLOCKS,
ever offered for sale in this Territory, which will be sold
cheap and WARRANTED.
~ Don't forget the place, Corner OF Jackson and
Fifth, sign Of the Big Watch.
WIN. ILiNSwORTH.
July 16, 1S53-4itf
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At the Old Employment

~ thV vEu Ii1AA pAOH AAANAAe
I OCIS KRIEGER, late of the firm of Haas Krieccr,
IL takes pleasure in informing his old friends and all
those wishing to purchase
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Cheaply that he has received aud offers for sale at t
lowest cash prices, at his store Third street, nearly
opposite the Post Once, large fresh and well selected
stock of articles in his line. consisting in part foow
SUGARS, of all varieties;
TEAS, the latest importation and best qualities;
COFFEE. West India and Mediterranean Fruits;
FISII-Cod, Mackerel and Herring;
PICKLES and preserves Of all kinds;
NUTS-Almouis Filbert>, Brazil, etc;
ToBACCO and Cigars;
MOLASSES and syrup, best qualities, from Bclcher,s
Refinery:
FLOUR-supcrfne of the choicest brands;
HAMS, shoulders and Pork,
And all other articles usually found in establ.si<
menn of the kind. Those wishing 10 buy any thing iit
his line would do well to call before purchasing
where.
2-4ltf l.. KRIEGER.
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,!TRrAsrRY-The Administration has

The SUIT REAsURY.-The Administration has
taken upon itself the authority to nullify dis
tinct provision of the Sub-Treasury law, in re-
lation to the transfer Of public money as was
seen by the article copied from the st. Louis
Republican Yesterday. The provision referred
to was simply absurd, and never should have
! been Incorporated into the law. The Wings
said so at the time, but there being no law
against LocofocO foOlery, it was enacted, and is
now disregarded by order of the Administration,
though unrepealed What right have the Of
lfcers of the Government to give orders that
this law be disobeyed! We cannot see II the
execution of the law was impracticabe. it would
have been better to have said so to Congress,
and to have procured its repeal, or modined IL
in that particular. We have no doubt that law
has been violated ten thousand times, ana VIII
be again and again, until Congress mas the man
illness to acknowledge that it is worthless, and
the independence to repeal it; but as the public
servants have solemnly sworn to obey the laws
Of Congress, we do not know what right they
have to set themselves above those laws, in part
more than the whole.-Gal. .fdu.
RAPIDS IMPROVEMENT. Major ]. G.. Floyd. of
Terre Haute, Indiana, who has charge of the
Rapids surveys, is now at the LIE Claire House,
Davenport, organizing his company The COM
pany will consist of Maj. Floyd, Lieut.. G. K
Warren, the U. S. Typographical engineers, and
Capt. Barney, who now has charge of the i'm
pTOVementS III the ndTDOr OI dubuque. MAJOR
Floyd informs us that the surveys will be COM
menced as soon as the necessary number ofmen
are engaged, and the boats in readiness. The
upper rapids are to be surveyed first and then the
lOwer.-It is contemplated to make a channel
four feet below the lowest water mark, and two
hundred feet wide. The work will be laid off
into sections, and let in cOntracts.-R0ck Island
y
hEfTmATlNG THE rlERck ADN1NsTfAIloN.-
non. James maurice, representative IN Con
gress from the FIRST District OF New York: is
outln letter 10 ms constituents. Inc appoint
menus 1Or that region are SO dlsrepntable and
tpop,a a sI tla a. nc MUS !. ne lelenu
;ngnana T.; Un .nu th undoniso n" ti any
III III ~ rouo,, ~ on nf thou, H. oIns;.s
tha. ',,, 80. ;,fnrn,aI ,hat tho postso.4a
.eneraI 1.xomiS be n,eased 70 receive ;nfnrnool
t;on and .Sv;rev rom hin, in oard 70 tbo mon,
w rorSnpS 80 no annn;ntad no lid rocnmmopd
Pt'o oc,;..ttIpp ,,nrsons. h.. thot -, 49,.
case but ono only. all his recommendations
were disresarded. and through some unknown
influence improper or incompetent persons an
nointed Mr. Maurice further saws: "And ifI
the great body the American people had not
bnen dace;ved into his snnnort. as WAS Gene
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The Rice House IN Motion.

u F.DAVlS CO. have just received per steamboat
Os Excelsior. large additions to their stock Of
Groceries and Provisions,
100 bbls Mes and Prime Pork,
casks Ames = Co.'S canvassed Hams
IS caavassSed sugar-cured Shoulders
10 bbls Leaf Lard
hhds clarified and sugar
10 bbls crushed and powdered do
10 es clarified do
80 sacks Ground Alumni salt
100 Sc dairy
20 boxes candles star and sperm pressed
80 {. Soap
10 I" Tobacco
10 chests Tea assorted
Is haif-barreis Mackerei
10 bbls do
All for small advance on st. Louis prices Call
and see.
Rice House, st. Paul, Aug. 3. 1858. Att
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ST. LOUIS HOUSE.

Midway between St. Paul and St. Anthony, on the
West bank of the Mississippi River.
THIS Hotel has just bsen opened for the accom-
l. mediation of permanent and transient boarters, and
Is furnished and will be kept in style unsurpassed by
any house northwest of St. LOUIS Its location the
Mississippi river mile above Fort Smelling, and its
proximity TO st. Paul and ST. Anthony, render 1t as
summer resort OF the most desirable places in the
country for persons seeking health pleasure The
lakes and streams in the vicinity abundany supplied
with the most delicious fish, and the praires and
abound with all kinds of game.
The subscriber would persons visiting Minneso
ia, that by giving him call they will find every exertion
made 10 render their soourn pleasant as possible
45tf j. w. DOWNER, Proprietor.
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Lightning Rods g. Chain Pumps

Ii persons wishing either of the above named arti-
IA Giles can be supplied at once 10y addressing at
ST. Paul ST. Anthony by leaving orders at J. u. Full
lertOns, ST. Paul, X. Bals, Dormans block, ST. An
thOny.
am furnishing this a superior copper point.
tipped with Platinum and plated with silver. Pur-
chaserS can have their choice, these Spratts.
st. Paul, July 2. N2tD J. b. MITCHELL.
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II q " & "a MlY a t.
The Worlds Fair
rs now replete, and usual, ahead in its style Of
L cheap and Fashionable
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Gimps, Laces, Fringes, Bonnet Hats Caps, Gloves and
Hosiery,
Direct from The ast.
choice and select assortment of
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
or all sizes, prices, and qualities. Furnishing and piece
Goods, Tailor's Trimmings, etc.
Drusset, Oil, Tapestry, Wool, Cotton and Hemp
CARPETS.
Cocoa, Shecpskin, Tufted Manila and Chinese
Rugs and Mats,
Stair and Floor Linens and Oil Cloth Paper Uancincs
window Blinds of various prices and qualities.
Trunks, valses, Oil Tapestry and Carpet Bags Satch-
els, etc.
ATT At the Worlds Fair. EDWARD KEENAN,.
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Notice.

Ii are hereby Cautioned against receiving
n negotiating certain promissory note for hun
dollars drawn Joseph Berryfeld Charles
Seep dated the both day July, 1861 and payable sixty
days date also, promssoy note hundred
and seYenywo dollars, drawn by Charles Seep in favor
Joseph Berryfed both OF said notes having been
lawfully and without consideration by said Chales
Seep. JOSEPH BERRYFELD.
St. Anthony, August 2, 1853, ALB
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St. Paul Iron & Brass Foundry.

VIE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
l. place formerly owned by G. W. Borup Co., and
having thoroughly reted it, Is prepared to furnish
castings of all descriptions the reasonable
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Boxing, ETC., will be executed
in good style can be found In the Western World.
Steam Engines and ThrcshDg machines repaired
short notice. Stoves of ali kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grddes, Patterns Of all descriptions
made TO order. Also Brass and Composition Castings
all descriptions Rabbit metal, Lining, ETC., made Of
best materials and warranted
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. =. GILMAN.
St. Paul, June 4. 1853. 3sme
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STRAYED,

LROM the subscriber living Shakapee, Scott county,
Minnesota Ter, about the LIST July, 1859, three hor
SEES, to wit:
One gray horse 10 years old, Is IL hands high, heavy
made and very heavy tail;
One bright Sorrel horse old, about IL hands
high, heavy made and takes very large collar; and
One dark Chestnut SOrre horse, years old, about
10 hands high, with some white on his forehead.
Any information by letter ST. Paul, otherwise,
where said horses be found will be thankfully re-
ceived and literally rewarded.
July 16-i4tf J. b. ALLEN.
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DR.. l.. G.. KINNEY.

DR.. l.. G.. KINNEY.
Office in Holland Place, st. .4nthony street,
st. Paul,
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens Of ST.
i Paul and vicinity.
Having had experience Of ten in the prac
tice of medicine, of which spent Physician
and Surgeon with the L. s. army Mexico; he atters
himself that he will be able merit confidence all
who may favor him with share of their patronage.
July 80, lS53-46tf
Territory Of Minnesota, In the Dist Court, First
County Of Washington. Judicial District
william Cove and George W. Bat
ties, partners, doing business
under the name and style of Mechanics Lien
Cove Battles, Summons.
Stephen W. Hanks.
To Stephen W. Hanks You
are hereby summoned and required 10 the
plant In the action which Is filed in the ONCE the
Clerk of the District Court for the County of Washington
and 10 serve copy of answer on me, at my office In
saltwater, within twenty days of the service of this
mons on you exclusive Of the day Of such service and IL
you fai 10 answer the said complaint, within the time
AFORESAID, The plaintiffs will take judgment against you
the sum OF thtrty-two dollars and fifty cents, with
erest from the 10th day of April 1852 besides costs Of
suit A. VAN WORRIES
Plaintiffs Attorney.