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BREAKING COLTS.


| The breakins Of d cd, sioaia b.
coanmenced before he i sweaiy. .sou.
horrs old. Hsndle him frequently
ma ke ret sfy yhim. Rriale him younr;
and The winseF when he l. seo ,vea = old.
plsces 'tasnls ssddIe On NJ l,ssk .,,,l
but;kle RE aira loos.Iy TIE i 6 i
nishs. and afscr doing ss
add the breeching, az.
With silp paris OF the kal
whole is familiar 10 him. Then ssId lie
whiPplesree, AMI while a careful nsrson
leads him. hold back 50 that he may Zee.
the pressure Of the collar OF breas,ela,s
gradually. lf he is high sp.ri,.d. so
much the bss,er-lr you do m: bed, him.
be resolais and ffm with him. but moi
abusive.
Let him understand tia, you q &c mass
ter, hsit q humane snd reasnnable one.
Treat him in this manner, and eir,eiv.
nine IN q hundred will Eeed no o,bet
breaking. Breaking is the wori. no
other will express the practice which,
has obtained. They have been hrcken,
head, back and iass. until they were
nearly vaiue!ess. anil not from any fault
OF their own, bat from the ignorance Of
the breakvi
Colts 30 not refuse TO work fron, any
disposition no, to earn iiyids. kui
because they do not understand wha, I.
required of them. They need ID 5s
educated, and this must be done gradual.
" --not in day, or month bui months.
These arm only a few brief his,s--s,s,,ly
the ahifdai yourself, and you &ili iearH
what course Is required to b. pursued :.
~. e Faraier.
we have never knowti the above niaij,
or something like II, fail in breshihd
coils. We take up the subject isss,
because we wish 70 recommend ouf 6wd
to The has'se IN which we strlt, ,ol,sr,.,, i
fihe large shed, in which. au,snp osbsg
''ocRs' colts are kept, in large roomy
falis. Every day that rains, whilst The
''her hands are stripping, ID is the b,is;,
'ess OF one TO handle the cults. He ia a
me tempered negro, who never abds.ss,
colds them. Beginning With those ,bs,
re eighteen monIhs old. hs brilles tbs,,.
nd puts theIh III the break hasness, ~
~ called This consists Of d bfidls
'ith bearing fein and check rs;u
arfiess bride, in fact ssl,i,out the bIin. q.
ers' crupPer, mariingale; the latter
ell padded on top, and provided on each
DE with buckles, to which The rein< ara
iaehed. After letting them stand ur,;t
ey become pretty well worried. which,
manifested by profnse sweating. tbs
ans being gradually tighfened 50 a< To
ing his head into the proper p,sirion,
Is released, and The hairless trsu.eer.
d to ancrher through the day. n il
sifsiness Of fhe breaker 10 remain
IN them all The time and 10 tuli; BAT
d gentle them In this isay the eolf
comes gentle without any loss ~ iime.
Is afterwards taken througIthe sshef
res OF breaking TO harness and ,he
bile wiihnnt difficulty. .--Edsov of ths
ahern Planter.
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WoobsS BOWS rok MLx.-4n. ex.
isnsive Western dsirymas says milk
will keeP sweet longer in wooden bowls
'han in any o:'rr vessel After trying
various mefhois 10 keep fhs milk 30 as
MOI 70 pe Obliged 10 make ckeess on
sunday ns adopted me following Sab
pain morning the milk b. strained into
wooden bowls. which are pain,ed inside
End out with ihick coat o. paint. smooth
and hard, and sci ia . cool place. on the
cellar bottom. where IL keens swaet un,il
M sday. when !. il skiranssd and made
iuts cheese.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-04-21

STICK TO your OWN sUsIafss. Lee
a'ors make their thousands in q
uay' mind yonr own regular
' never turning from the right hand
e". +" you are a merchant, Q
sO"ai man. OF mechanic, never
'' % s'ocss' unless yon have sur
plus money which vou with n ;r...,
oa' o"" business you understand as
e" &s o'ner men; bur other peoples
busifess you don't uud.,a.r., -.
your own business be ONE which h.,
efiis the community. Am occ,n.,;.
possess the elements Of pn.6, in them.
selves, while mere specula,io, h.s -
such clemens.
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RFLisfous BRLiRr. envy mn auali,v
of the mind or intellect in o,hers-be i,
genius, power, wi. or fancy hut IL I
could choose what would be most delight.
fal and | believe most useful TO me I
should prefer firm religions belief 10
any other blessing; for il makes life dis.
ciPl'ne of goodness; creates new homes.
when all earthly hopes vanish, and throws
over the decay, the destruction or eSis,.
encei the most gorgeous of ell lights !:
awakeus life even in death, and from de-
struclion and decay calls up beauty and
divinity; makes an instsrmen, or ,or,ore
and skaHie the ladder Of ascent 10 nara
disc and, far above all combinations of
earthly hopes. calls up The mos, delight.
iui visions OF palms and anlaran,l,s, the
satdens Of The biesi. The security of ever
lasting joys. where the sersuslist and The
sceptlc view only gloom, decay, aunihila
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~ A pragma,ical ~ouar fel,ow
s'ii'nz at table oser sgain.s the learned
John Scot. asked him what difference
anere was between Scot ami sof Jus.
siic breadth of the table," answered ,hs
other.
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Agricultural.

lily Up AsRici'LTuRIsTs.-ls
'tPes's from the Massachusetts registry
OF birHhs and dea,hs fa, iss,z=,s.s-.s.
Duration Of The lives Of agriculturisis was
~ wears above the general average.
neatly 10 above that of the commos
lahorrrs, and 10 per cent. above the
average age. At death, Of nshanics.
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" Fsfne's generally are opposed 10
ihs Maine Law. Why Because !,
goes against their grain.
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III -
i HoTrENror Wives, SoSs Ann Mo-,
shs.-Ho'teniot females are a, once the
iasiest and most ilI.used of women. The
priest, when he marries them. blessss
men, saying" May you live happy,
and year-a-year bear a son, who NAV
ise 70 % good hunter and a great
warfiof Il is needless 10 say tha, This
wish is NOT always gra,isrd. So lorv =.
her husband exists, the fIo,ieniot woman
. the slave and drudge OF the hu, and
on her devolves the task Of providing for
,he subsistence Of the family, while The
husband eats. drinks. smokes, ami sleeD..
When the Ho,ientot wife became. /.
widow. she mus, continue 90 s,r liz
unless she chooses to purchase husband
q . price which. according to our no.
lions. is something more than the de,;eb,s
OF wife in Hoiiento, matrin,onv vopld
warrant. She must consent 10 lose
'oint OF one Of her fingers; and this pro.
cess mus. be repeated as often as, being
Ieft widow. she wishes again TO con.
fact mairimony. The Hor,enio, son, on
coming of age. Is presented with cud
gel, with which he is commanded 10 he's,
us mother; and this reques, is very du.
Ifuliy complied with By the son. in order
manifest strength, and sbiIi,y, I" Jus,
5 some youths are prone TO evince their
manhood bs smoking cigars and swea ring
rofanely." q 10 strange that the mother 8
'ough ofien faintiag under the cruel O
eating Of The son whom she has nursed ?
her bdsom does no, reprOsch him !; bui q
ne admires his manliness and dexterity q
proportion 10 she chaslisemen,.
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Br GEORGE ;. KING. :
0 BAND PR,oPR.r.nh

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s.usn' tc ne paid within st~ - $lsN rP!
t.on VIII Be received r. .ssbsHs. No sabsr
y. moaflIs, and no .,as,s, s'or'eFr Thesiod h
81 srrearages are paid. &C., .'se seoniiRned q
The publisher. tTTs't' 1srxseept at the optio7
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Fgesi accordingly. a
Those who advertise by
~ attention. all communications
addIessed 10 this otfice must be POSTPAID.
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=. committee neher iemme. 5e..h..,h.
a,.s ,i,noay !, a. orr. how she was dressed VII
I, u0'ss a, : dbG. play. The emperor L.
= m;,,es s 90 :, do bis pa RI we'll; 50 with D
told The h. 'o'of6cer. and his own favor;,. r.
tiieate Ne completely mzsked, he en,er..s
,h.. Z. eiss' s.ss:: sed. arm in arm. she1 -
IS. ' go = .~~s' ss.s :. = ;;ssp5IsS I =
prep C hase ihe name OF Augusie. Duroc 49,.
ior ! 70 be Francois, Sc. They made the u, !,
ts.,ii p 'ne apartments, and 10, pers,6 re.
son, sembllhg Josephine sas visible. lie was
theyeboui leaving, when mask approached
70 resnd rallied him with so much wi, that he
cont con- haa 70 stop for reply but he wa. .o.se.
dea vhal embarrassed, which being perceiy.d
whe oy the mask harder repar,ecs fell ,biA
Thf and fast. The crowd mingled In the old
;nJI ay and electric movements of a bd
aw mhsque, bat Of every turn this n,as
Poo whispered low in his ear 4 state seora, .f
~: title imPoriance in itself. but s,auiinpio
- Na2oieon.s Al, 'ast he exclaimed. afr,
B one OF these whispers-"Comn.ent diabh?
tn who are you =" And thus he was ,,r.
,le mented for nearly an hour, ill he co, Id
i endure u no longer. when he Withdrew
tn IN dlsdsin, and disgust. When he entered
rei the palace that wight, he learned ,b,,
"a sosephins had some time before retired
~ ~ 10 her ROOM Ashley met next morning, |
Y lise Napoleon said :. So you were not a, IN. |
~ ball last night f'' .. Indeed I was.
NJ "Oh. Josephine p But ! assure Won |
was there. And you, mon ami" sbe
continued with half Suppressed smile. |
\ what were you about a II the even;noin
was in my eabinei," said NaDoleon.
V"Oh, Auguste :" replied the empress
with an arch seHure. The whole secre,
was out Josephine had donned a new
costume. Of which her femme. de. cha mbre
knew nothing, and Napoleon euioyed and
eI al sis,se. - n.
IN any COSTUME. could move withou, bav.
ing his identity Immediately detected nv
Z woman IF such keen perceptions as
'osePh'ne.-The Napoleon Dynasty.
III |
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10 any costume. could move without bsv.
ing MS identity Immediately detected by
. woman If such keen perceptions as
9osePhine.--The Napoleon Dynasty.
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- sa-fsfN 80 1oHN 80" sss.'a Axss
tssf 1879 ts R@8 - ss'f.~f iafs .w gtsa1
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
E0K Sale.

LIBERAL Inducements arc now offered by the suh-
H scriheT to ali those wishing To purchase landed
property III or about st. Paul TWO HUNDRED LOTS
in eligible within the limits Of the rporatioI
vii he sold on terms to suit purchasers
ALSO, one lot fronting on st. Anthony street, near
,he American Hotel SO front bs 80 feet deep,
which is substantial three story brick building, 20 feet
front by 10 feet deep the lower part of whch is sua-
bic for ANY mercantile business, aud The secnnd and
third stories Of which admirably Ada pied for oces
the lot there l. comfortable dwelling house,
good warehouse and d carriage house
Also eighty acres Of valuable land laid ont IN acre
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the town,
The Saltwater road adordng excellent sites for
try residences the advantageous terms and in
such quantities = may he desired.
Also the undivided alf OF a ter section OF land
lying the Saltwater road FIVE miles from the city Of
81. Paul.
All of the shove property will Re sold at extremely
low rates fer cash. JOHN r. IRVINE.
81. Paul, May IS, 1853 1T
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st. Louis, Mo-. Fall Trade, 1853

St. Louis, Mo-, Fall Trade, 1853
HORACE wHITTEMORE. New York.
ROBERT y. WHlrTEMORE, ST Louis
JOHN +. CARTER,
II. II. Il. WHITTEMORE co.,
MAAuFAc ruKERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
No. il3 Man STREE, Fust Door North Of the Bank of
tie State Of Missouri.
THE subsc riters more ca the attention OF their
friends and all who III want Of articles in their
lne 10 the fact that they prepared receive them
on The most liberal and accommodating terms and have
on hand and now arriving, very large and We'll selected
stock OF GOODS, bought expressl, for this market
enumerated III part as follows
silk Plush, of ali styles, colors and qualities.
Mohair " "
Cotton, "
Velvet, -
uskrst Especially designed for the Western and Indian
trade
Otter and Fur Scala good assortment.
Cloth, Mems and Boys, assorted sly les and qualities
M%" s ss a ssi is ssae'e Men and Boys,
Infants Turbans--a large variety.
s snd b Stat @ M %
hungarian and Congress, Artist and Wool,
Also, large assortment of Fashionable and Broad
BIiG, silk, Russia, Beaver, Neutria and Angola Hats.
LADIES' AND MISSES MUFFS,
Of every price and quality
To our Fall style of Moleskin Hat, we particularly
direct attention, which being in this atty
at Factory, under the superntendence OF Mr.. s.
Nourse. shall be found superior in point Of quality o,
MATERIAL ahness Of body beauty OF style, and elegance
OF finish. to any Eastern or imported Hat.
We determined 10 bring out al styles Of goods
soon they appear in the Eastern markets. aud will
give special attention to orders putting all goods up
in our usually noted and particular manner
From our long experience in trade, feel confident,
that the selection of goods make, is suitable and
ADAPTED particularly 10 the Western market and we re-
frIlN nf,.nT fatn
termned to such Inducements, will make il de-
sirsble to do business with
II. q X. b WHITTEMORE d CO.
N. B-The highest market price, paid in CASH for
Fury and Peltries. 23-3t
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b A l. ID WIN sc HOOL,
ENNVNFVhA Nd ACV5s
FEMALE DEPARTMENT

VvHE Trustees OF this school, have employed lady
of experience from Massachusetts, TO take charge
of the female department. and she viii be furnished with
as many assistants as may be necessary The second
term will commence on MONDAY, the third day OF
October.
years OF age will be admitted pups IL expected
that all OF those who intend to become pupils will en-
desvor TO entsr on the FIRST day of the term No deduc
ton made for Sickness unless the pupil IL absent more
than ten days
TUITION FoR TERN OF TWELVE wEExs.
itlsnef Ehgiisn course Is 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, and
elements OF Natural Science 4 90
Primary branches 8 90
The school edice Of this department Pearl street.
iacing the Public Square, the Methodist Church.
Applications for admissions to be made the teachers
or to +. D. Neil, Treasurer Of the Trustees.
st. Paul, Minnesota, Sept. Is, 1858. 29-tf
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Something New in Minnesota.

New Store! New Stock! New styles OF
Goods, and New Prices:
TATHCART, KERN & Co., have purchased
~ and now occupy the large and comm odious store.
house just finished Roberts reefs, next door
Messrs. Whine 4 Cooley, where they are now opening
and receiving by boat the largest and most
fully selected stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
brought 20 Minnesota Rere may be found almest
every variety Of style aud pattern of Dress Goods in the
following fabrics:
French, English and American Muslin, Delsines and
Cashmeres, printed and plain Wool DeBege, French
checked Poplins French, German and Saxony Mernoes
Persian Cashmeres Joscy cloIh In the most delicate
shades Victoria Plads, Fancy printed Velvets, Black
French BombaIn, Black, Colored and figured Alpacas.
French. English and American Prints,
In endless quantity and variety. Italian and Lyons
Dress Silks, Turc Satins, Taron and Swiss Muslins.
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
Albron, Black and White Wool, Waterloo, Water
Welt, Bay State, Long and Square Plaid shawls.
Brown and white shirtings, IIlsh Linens, striped
Shirtings Drills DENNIS, Bed Ticks, red white, yellow
and printed Flannels. Cloths and Satinets, Blankets
and Rugs, Hosiery and Gloves, Sewed Muslin Collars,
Cuff, Chemise,ts, Edsings and Insertions.
Carpeting, & House Furnishing Goods.
In ,hi. department will he found large stock Of Car.
petne Of the following make: Lowell superhne Au-
burn, Asbona, Fall and Union Mills, Plain Nentian, etc.
Drugsets, Hearth Rugs, Tufted and Adeaid Mats
Window Shsdes, plain Window Paper. Drspery Musns
Table Linen, Damask Linen Table Cloths, Emhost cloth
Table Covers, Oil Cloth do ga and ia Shoe ting, Toll
ri Covers, Table Napkins, Ma chester and Marsces
Quilts, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers, HUckaback
Diaper and Crash Towelings; Ladies' German Work
Baskets, etc.
Together with a thousand articles too numerous TO
mention; all Of which hold ourselves ready show
and sell for Cash the lowest prices The articles
can be bought for west Of ST. Louis Chicago; we
would therefore solicit Call from the OF Mime
sofa as well as our friends in St Psul.
CATACART, KERN & CO.
ST. Paul Oct G. 1853
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

T NJ. FARMER late of the frm of Rey r. Farmer,
81 is pleased infors, his Old friends and all
wishing purchase Groceries and Provisions cheaply,
that he has received, aud Offers for sale the lowest
casa prices his Third street. next door
below the Worlds Fair, large fresh and well seec ted
stock of articles in his line, Consisting IL part Of the fol-
lowing:
Sugars, o. all varieties,
Teas. the latest imporfatlors snd best qualities,
Coffee. West India snd Mediterranean Fruits,
Fhh--Cod Mackerel and Herring,
Pickles end Preserves Of all sinJs,
Nuts-Almonds, Fiiher,s, BrSzl, &c,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Mossses ana SYRUP best quality, from Belehers Re-
aIery,
Flour--Superane OF the choicest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Fork,
And AL other articles IL the lire Of family coasump-
ton. great and small, too tedious to mention
am bound to SELL aud those wishing TO trade v!l
find II TO their advantage 10 call.
J. u. FARMER.
May IS, '53 i.y
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kiTTsON,s ADDITION 70 ST. PIT
LAND FOR SALE.
AAaA AtRES of choice land in this heauii.
Territory. b, the section hal

4.ODO ri Tsrr" By .h s secon, i hSi Hf .ee
ton, quarter section. or single
800 Acres in the vicinity of G.. Paul. rear the
CAPITAL Of the Territory, in tie midst OF country fast
filing up aid rapidly rising IN value
1soDC Acres III the vicinity Of st. Anthony Falls,
near the greatest water pove in the Northwest the
centre of she numbering interest Of the Territory
500 Acres near the young sud tHSiving village of
Na0na, on the Mississippi river, above the Falls in
heariiiu country, fast opening - emigration.
200 Acres near and bordering White Bear Lake,
splendid sheet nf water Noted Tot beaut iul shores
and fine fish This Iand by good roads,
ard Is the fist quality If soil beautiful lakes and
streams OF the pnrest wateE abound every part, all
wei STOCKED with choice varieties Of FISH.
These anos are divide into heavy timber, oas OPEN
Ing and natural prairie; forming the most beautiful seen
cry imaginable, and presenting the most favorable
riety for the choice of Il farm.
HEIRY McKENTY,
81. paul VI T ADrI 81 6u,
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ESTKAY.

ESTKAH.
NAME TO the premises Of the subscriber, sec 4, town
- % range %, about the 2oth Of August 1853,
red and white with the ends Of her horHs saw
ed off, and sucking two calves, deep red, with a
white face. the other red and white The COW had d
bell on. Also-one black and white COW, having her
horns sawed Off followed by q calf Also-one heifer,
supposed to be three Yeas old white SAD bSinde her
horns save off.
The owner, owners requested 20 call, prove
property pay charges and take them away else the
said sstrays will be dealt with according to law.
JOHN MASTERS.
Auc 81 Ind
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sEaLED PROPOSALS.

Az Ill be received BY the Board Of Building Com.
miss0ners until the Goth inst for furnishing ma
erizis and making fence around the capitol aqua re
foeng block e. in BAIL and Guerin's addition 10 Ssint
an prdg the specifics tons on file in the ONCE
rf the Secretary Of the Territory.
Aso sePeraf proposals. will be received until the
tsae ter erecting bench for the Judges and desk for
clerk IN the supreme court room; speaker and clerks
desk In tue Reps ntatives Hall, and President and
ec!etaryE desk the Council Chamber; said work 10
bs completed by the 18th day of December next The
plan and ST. re the same rs in the Supreme Court
Room and Honse Of Representatives Of the U. g.
BEN. w. BRUNsON, Build Com.
St Fam, Oct. l. 1858.
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1--WE subscriber having purchased the Foundry this
Il place formerly owned BY c. W. Dorup n Co. and
having Thoroughly rcftted it, prepared furnish
tl;ys oil all descriptions the reasonable
Mil Clearing Shaitug, Boxing. etc. will be executed
in good style can be found IA he Western World
Steam Engines and Threshng machines repsired on
short notice Stoves Of ali kinds furnish with side
Plates doois sriddes, etc Pate all descriptions
made 10 order Also Brass aUd imposition Castings Of
all descriptions Bsbbil metal. iuing etc made Of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron Brass AND Copper taken in sNohsnge for
Castings. I. GILMAN
~ nj Ana 4
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

40 LOTS in the city of Msntsto. Rlus L Ls.,
II ~ County, situated at the heal Of S.ca nbont
navigation, the great Southern bend OF ths n'nnsso
-, st. Peters River, the mouth OF lie bIle
Earth.
Apply to the subscribe. or TO James <. Lawrence.
ESQ who s the special agen; al Msnksto Cry 9r faa
sale Of this property. HENRf NcAhH4t'
Ss. Pail. April 1853 -ense
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Dated 81. Paul, August 10, A. ID. 1853. l9
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

Ramsey County, )
Henry w. Hay dock, " lillian A. Allen and Robert c.
White, partners in trade, under the name, style and
firm OF Henry w. hsydoch Il Co,
Against James Curran and William b. Lawler, parine
IN trade, under the name, style and firm OF Curran
Lawer.
To James Curran and William b. LAWYER, partners,
etc the above named defendants:
NOU hereby summoned and required to answer
~ the plant IN this action, OF which copy filed
Ia the Office OF the clerk OF said court, aud to
copy OF your answer to the said complaint the SUBJ
scrbers, at their Office in ST. Paul. within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive oil the day oil such
service; and you fail 10 answer The said complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
VIII take judgment against you tor the OF three
hundred aud sixteen dollars and cents, with
interest from the z2d day Of June A. D. 1862 besides
the costs Of this action.
RICE, HOLLlNSHEAD & BECKER,
Pisil fsAtt'ys.
Dated 81, Pant Apr 10 1874 lost
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IFhRI1OK1 OF MIN y ESOTA,
DISTRICT CouRr, LIST DISTRICT, spmmons
Ramsey County. S
p. L, Rogers & Co, partners in trade,
Against James Curran and iliam b. Iawler, partners
in trade, under the name firm and style OF Currau
LAWYER.
To James Curran and William B. LAWYER, partners,
& c., the above named defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned aid required to answer
J. the complaint in this action, OF which a copy is
flied the Office Of the clerk OF said court and
copy OF your anwer to the said complain the
scribers, their office in ST. Paul. within twenty DAYS
alter the service hereof exclusive OF the day of such
vice; and il you fail the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this will
take judgment against you for the eight hundred
and fifty five dollars and ninety cents with
the 18th day OF June, A d., 1853, besides the Of
this action. RICE, HOLLINSHEAD a BECKER,
Plaintiffs Attys