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Territory II Minnesota, District Court,
Ind District iiHHisey County
Harmon X, Wells Hnd JoiWiRb =, Chris FUmDois f"f .
iie partners w trade under Tie bhnn money deitiud
st1in nm him III wills t1utaii", ~ coDtfhh for
Hgnius louis tHum, thyt ~ money
HIN tot II HiM, You are hereby summoned a"d -
quiri Ia The plant ~ Ibis action, 81 abel,
u copy herewith served upon yo aud 10 copy Of
your answer ~ snd complaint on the suh-rrbers Ut their
office, IN ~ aU County and Territory aforesaid within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive NJ The day
Of such scr,icr and " you fail 10 the said con
piapt within 'he time aioresaid tho plaintiffs ~ this hc
ton viii tab" Judgment againsi you for the sum "I thr"
hundred dollars with interest from February tw"nty second
$50 aud also for the further Of one hundred 6nh tn'
enty six aud twenty nine one huDdreds dollars win ~
crc.i from the 0r'i day Of March A. j. lsoi ma "."
seven huncdihs dollar, With Interest rom 'i" '~eh
" 6fih day Of Apr thousand olght hundred hnh hy
four nnd no the Of eight dollars bcnlos tho costs o
this action.
''"''' ' '' " AMEs h VAN ErTEN,
June 1--Gw llaIotn' Attorney.
Territory Of Minnesota District Court,
2nd District, Ramsey County; !
Pierre Choueau, tr, John + A. Sanford y ,,,,no,. 4,
John u s"py, Jossph a. sr-, Henry 4 omeyd"m u
ch"%iln, and Napoleon j. + Dana e." so y,"""
partners under the namc Of The Rotary Of ,nopsy
Mn COMPANY; against Oliver Ame'' tom nx ser
FtNO Utr Ain"', tho above named defendant YOU mr.
j hereby summoned md rc1nitcd a. answer VI" ron'
he Clerk NJ This Court for the county aotesad, nj ~
Paul county aforesaid AMI "a serve copy 81 your abs*e
10 The said complaint on the snbsctbefs ~ 'helf cce
A. Eau afofasad within twenty days after tho service -
this you, exclusive OF the DAY ~ such s"t
vice and II you fail a. answer the said complaint wihii
he time aforesaid She r,i"M ~ 'his nr''en YIN w.
~ dars aud nty cebts With Interest ttoiu The twenty
eeond day 1t February. one Thousand eight hundred NM
M four. b6sitas The costs ~ this action,
'''e' ~ ''' '"''' '''' AiEs n vAS ErrEx.
Hay25 CIV dSw Plaintiffs AitofbYs,
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PASS THE0B0R B0RUP, So GHAMFLIs,
BASS. bORUP co.,
storage, Forwarding and Communion
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS.,
Lfpes' oPposns Steamboat Landing, S. Pauk Min,
=, "kFEmssoEs'-P Chouieau, IL, A. Ca, New Yerk,
a.. W nannlng, Ctneinn"'ii i'igg. lowering ~
!"ms - Choliiehu, ", 90, ~, IOuisj Chuuteau ~
yn'e ~ tnoisj nutord Brothers. Rock island, II, u.
rlb'ey, Mendoia, Livingston Fargo, iufIhl0, Dole,
hunsey Y Coz Chicago, Gen smith, GhcagoI James
u",cr 70, tinlenai H. u. Campbell %, (inIenm,
IT, McClo.key, Gaena, FranklIa Steele Fort smell.
ing, Dorup Y Onkes, ~, Paul
ar Liberal advances made on consignment - ark
packages "Cnre D., H. Il Co, ~. Paul, NJ. r."
H. Paul, April llth, 1854 TT
EsTBLISIlED IN 1891.
NorthWsstrn Erpress Company.
COMMITTING with tho American ENprc,. Company, Ia
~ I'LL the principal points In the United states, Canada
and Europe
Tho cheapest AMI aafcA way of transp porting light and
valuable Goods--Sp"co and Hank Notcs.
Drafts and Accounts Purchase md salc Of Merchandise
LoM Freight and Baggage
looked up and delivered 10 owners, NC.
Messcngers-Scin Weekly
J. G. BURBANK 4 CO.,
~. Paul. MAY ~, o. PROJECTORS.
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NUSrUN uLuriiiNGA FuWAiSiiiN
STORE
WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL

- a. GRiSwoib has i,.i oprnei IN tAMiiiHtts
VI ni,N nsnN on III street, under The Mime oipi
oh'r. Ten Thousand ih,llar- w"rii at
READY MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GuDS,
Committing the l,rscst nni host selected sentiment
g,el. the hin offered IN this city Territory
thr goods nnd rtn'hng nrc all new, aud 1T tho
Latest STRING STYLES,
selected With great r" the largest and most ~ son
alr hou In M tom Tie IA also Intensive uss,i iien
ut
iiArS ANp CARS
al lie .ctlp'inn.
tcrsms IN want ~ &c the above goods viii nui II
- their ~ examine this stock beio max Inn
thir rarvha,es The ~,ork VIII IT. soit nj WhDt-Ai.t
RETAIL to suit puichn ~crs nn AT the LOWEST CASH
PRICES u. q. GltlrWuiIi
Ma, Ill Nw-tf
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FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID Lots,
CONFUSING TWO AND iiALF ACRES EACH
u and situated hcaf ~, Paui. Capitalists, strangers
Of Ctixeis wishing pure hn-o desirable property ioi
Cottage Residences, Villas md summer Houses, nrt
invited 90 call mud take ONE itOk ~ tho iOCaiy The
soil II Of The Gfst quality, aud ada for Gardening
~ thu culture III the Grape,
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer Is Real Ertnte.
A. PunI, Dee 10. tR53.Iv
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IL. +. M'CLONk Ely,

VAJ HOtESAtE GrOrrt. ForwnrhlnR hi,t Conn's'
w sion Merchant, aud General Stcnnib0nt Agents
No ~ levee Galcna H. The attcntlon OF buyers Il
called /" ~, .,och Of Oroccrle-, Provl.ons ETC., etc.
ton, New Orleans aud ~ Louis, which 10 addition tony
former stock renders my assortment conPc shhll
continnr Ia receive nddtionn shipments from time 20
tmr during nnyipnti0n thereby enabling me 10 have
fiesb and fail stock Throughout e .easoi aih So be h'e
nj n times, 10 1II orders AZ The lowest market rites
The Receiving and Forwarding business, sha Ia rvc'
~ Instance have my personal attention. ny when, doe.
pnch md VIII be guaranteed, ard thc expense Of
StOfaRe and Dihy aar ~ much M possible avoided
feel assured lint NY mcilllic. md long experience IN
the Commission md Forwarding biislncss, thhic me I"
wnrrAD entire satisfaction 20 ay that may mvof me
Liberal Cash n1vnpces will be- made on Produce M
Merchandise shipped 10 me for sale In This market! Pnt
eulnr attention VIII be- paid ~ the purchase 0f nlI nf
Agent Gs G.s.s saa - i:.. s.d oae"a md
IT, Paul PACKET LINE or s ~ = MmEtntIs;osxey.
Galena, April |, 1853 "
REFERENCEs.
p. ChOuteau, ". Il Co, New York,
tofius, Sterling \ Co, Pittsburgh,
jnmes l'e.k c", Chicago,
Bridge Lewis Detroit,
Ray, Keith Co., Cincinnati,
Chauteuu \ Vaiee, ~, Louis,
James Carrier Co., G"le"s.
slillmnnA Rood.
MARS n SMALL,
Wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
HOO7s, SHOES VEs7iNGS, 4 TtILORS TRIMMINGS,
80. 100, MAIN STREET, GALENA
WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
GSUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
- horse feed constantly on hand and lnr sale NJ low
est cash rates. w. HEMPbTEAD w.
0aienn, sept 2. 1s5. 4-ao
GEO. FERGt'SON.
No. 90 Min Ste,i, Goi'na, Winois.
VXynOLEsALE aud retail dealer IN Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast Steele, Nails Mechanics aud MI.
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming Implements.
JOHN r.. SMITH Il CO.,
Waschraksvs and JeWsiifrs, Main 81, 6afena fNfnos
4 Large and we'll selected assortment Of Clocks
hand, for sale low. Engraving neatly executed All
kinds Of Jeweky made IN order and neatly repaired -
All orders punGtunlly attended TO- The highest price
mid IN, did s0d md silver, 2.2B
Il. y. DRUM.
NAhNHfhuffiE I'D Keep " esnsias,iy o. hand
lVn complete assortment 0f fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, bureaus, Tables, Stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Uedsteads, ~. Persons wishing % puf.
prepared ~ sell good article. and M our terms
Invariably cash, We eHH aHofd 80 sell ~ cheap ~
cheaper, than any other ~ the city, reasonable de-
dufti6n made 10 persons buying a. sell again orders
from distance p0netnaiiy attended 10.
daleha, May, 1851. GAY
BENJAMIN =. FELT,
WHOLESALE Ann HtTAtt bBAtERtH
groceries, pr0vts &C.
MAIN STREET, 6ALENA, Hi
viii sell NJ the lowest cash prices, ST
MRS. MARY MERRJCK.
FnshionRbis Mttitner H. Mn ntna Maker.
No. 90, MAIN STREET.. GALENA, Ui.s.
nSs~~sn
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THE W AssON HOUSE,.

THE w AkkON no USE.
Nv BAvp 4 wHif'HtR, sHAk0rtE
IGvts nav and eoBHofous hotel has been recently f1r
bisbmi vi great espaBse aud j. nov ready ~ reeei'e
tIIe travelling public, The prOpteiofs esphreDe
hand, 1T the ,sines AMI viii spare neither time nor
money ~ order ~ reufnf the oourD ~ guests ngfeaaba
teiT table Is Supplied with every Ins"fy tbs market ~
fri. Their stable Il eomBodous, aud their servants ~
tsntiya aWi polite ..u
Pleasure parties In quest of gnWe cannot y" e"'tef 'bhn
10 visit rhakopee oar lakoz aiound win Dsb ~. our
pralrles covered with grourh my 80
OAEENA uOCkE. ,..,.-
IuNtIE subsetjIer bns provided Tor W. hr.oWo""hn
O(bourdrrst both by the day ana ny me weck, WIN
n, wi,hnut toiuipa-at very moderate cruces lhg"He
for tIr UNIeun House. the first b"llbine on Mobrfs
ttrct above THIRD, oppOsitc WinneA C!oihlDx
gre. jnI'-'-v "
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
oonssu oy EA0Lg AsD UiL srs., ~ rAuL, MINkgsOTA,
1G1iiE ..f rber has taken the above house and nted
IL 90 for the reception NJ bonfdefs, In sy IL UnsS
M. .rd by any house in the Territory.
Uonrdfng ny the day or week On reasonable terms.
n. n. TllOMPsON.
~. Paul, April II. '53--yb2
DOARD1NG.
A FEW respectable boafders viii hnd comfortable
"A home ~ modefae cbsraes. In one Of the most cen.
tfal paris Of the city. T. HOWE
Mankaio CIV. June q. istS-7.y.
TNOMDS-of every description, at the
~ 1T. PAUL DUO sTOns.
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itAr| ANpCAl'S
MAMKI.EY 4 KERN,

DEALERS ~ WARDwAnE TOOLS AND CUTLERY
Oa NJ. iaihHy A., nsar TIE amo,can HOUSE,
NlrOtlp call the ntrntiun of the citizens oi ~ Paul
w aud vicinity to their new, large aud well assorted
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
such Nails Lacks IN al their variety Wrought, cast
Parliament aud strip hinges bolts, shutters. Fasteners,
hrais Locks screws iatchc Hill pulls and doot Rnplrrs
Mtt1lANn"S TOOLS.
ttaad Tuck. mu. \, tack aud Rip SAWS; latehets aS
~ bread aud pitching Ad,c. spoke sha,rs drawing knives
trner socket turning parng Chiscs. Aguts, braces
TrweIs; Jack smoothing nnd Fine Flames; Flow AMI bead
Guasrs horiue machines. latceis Hammers. Fiat, round
and saw fcs. two AMI four h'id Rules
AGRICULTURAL MttEMENTS.
forks Rakes Scythes seyhe sna,h. Hives. e"frr combs
Trace back breast Timber aud Lock Chains, Grub Hoe
sni Ticks. - - -
ttOt'SE FURNISHING.
rays. Looking GLASSES, Knives aid Forks spoons hht
assortment of silver plated. nittahn nnd jnphn Ware
htcrs. Kettles tile dogs sho,us nn lounges, Waffle
irons toice burners, Patent enamrod Iron Kettles, In
d,cs skn,nrr. etiirons Coffee mills Flat Irons, Batch
,r. Cook and Carving knives
They have aiso Hue ssornnn If Satdlrfy Trimmings
strrups. hits backets with Chain Pumps dior Heraters
Corn Mills, Patent balances and Counter fcat1-
~, raul May "a tpbl wifi
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MINNESOTA RoyALARcm CIIAp

MEETS ON the secoud Wednesday evening n each
month, NJ y O'Clock NJ MASONIC HALL, H. An.
th"ny street Companions from, other Chai,rrs In
good standing nre respectfully Invited 10 meet with us
H. Paul, 1904. 4. j. MORGAN, ssc'y.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
ANCIENT LANDMARKS LODGE, NO g. meets nm
A. the frcondA Fourth Thursdays Of every month
I'M ~ MASONIC iiALi, ~, Anthony street, 81
NJ 7I2 O'Clock ], NJ Brethren ~ Other Lodges
W W good standing, arc respectfully invited 10
mse' WIN US. 4. }, MORGAN, sec'y.
~. Paul, isS.
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st. 11aMI Mnu'ts.
SAINT PAUL LODOE, No. >.

SAINT PAUL LOD0E, Ns.a
40. G O. i. d.
M EEfse ,st taiutiay evening, NJ Obp Fstswr ttAsa,
M , emne, ''.lia sad Cedar streets tsUVsHss VI
il,o,i.'. nom abroad, IN geea aasaisv As respectfully
&c TERRY, see';.
nENNEPiN LODGE. No, 4, l.. O.O.P,
NJ fttf euIy Mmda, e,eitga ~ e'eioek, v, 6pp
ANA Fhtt"ws' Ulii eofBtf NJ TfTd and t.daT street
j. =. OWENS" ses'y. >
w..NSNEkOTA ENC No. I.
".n y" We second and lOurih Tuesday evenings NJ
fs, and " ,e',, s' OPP vstiows' HAI, seWs' u
lalIareis from qbr0sd In go.s ,.,a,, ... ...,...,
fully invited ~ aitnnd ''""''s' ''"''''''~
y G. TERRY, Scribe
SONS or TEMPERANCE,
ct fAtt biNlriON, No !, \, Ut y, meet ever, Y,,
- hat evening, VI TtAItRAh,g Han
may ldf N, HARBOUR. H. H.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. GALENA.
SSUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed constantly hand, and for sale NJ low
est cash rates. u. uEMPbTEAD CO.
0neun aeDt. 2. 1875, 1-2O
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Alarms.


The last Richmond Enquirer evidently mani.
tests good deal Of disquelade at the prospects
Of Democratic harmony, which have thrust them.
selves uPO its prophetic nerve. Itsays ave be-
lieve that The conviction is universal that the
Democratic party Of this State has not been in 50
critical condition since the great overthrow Of
1870" The ranks Of the enemy are largely re-
cruiled from variety Of sources, and, what is
worse, our own strength is seriously imported by
snotheted spirit Of dlsaaecliOn." There IS a
good deal Of candoL q good deal Of Truth, aud
much SORROW contained IN this extract, but how
can 1t be olhetwisei What IS there 10 keep tie
party together now lhalthe Offices ore all hlledl
TReie Is nothing in The administration, II hhs
turned out the yeTlest eypheT eve, placed in the
Presidential Chair there is nothing in the parry
itselfio hold together, because the leaders Of that
party rarely agree upon any one measure as
Democratic measure, one set going one way and
one another, one set taIir and the other anti tariff
one large wing voting for internal improvements
at every opportunity, while another opposes il,
onsSet in favor OF giving away the public lands
10 the new States. while another fiction is Oppo-
bSu 10 giving tllVul away ~ allt NHitV ~ ef''"
gives them all 10 internal Improvements, while
this is the same party which declared in, national
convention, that these lands belonged 1.-THE Fed
erul Government, and were "tobe held and used
bylt for revenue purposes exclusively. How can
itbe ciherwisel The great mass Of the people
are beginninglo End out the difference between
profession and practise, and we ere not surprised
therefore stibis manifestation Of the "snoths'ed
spirit Of disaIecliOn" OF which the BuquiTer 50
feelingly complains.
1t has a sound origin, It is natural, and is the
necessary and inevitable result Of the course OF
the party in power. The Enquirer dePrecAlesthe
introduction of resolution on the Hunter land
bill into the State Conventions. We wonder how
the Governors to be) are on that question. Tie
Enquirer had best call on Mt. Wise (OI auO,hersik
columns on The "lroubIes Of The Democracy"
now that he has fred into The Know Nothings.-
We should like to hear him comm nee 1.-THE syst
TEN, no system is the system, &c.," as OF Louisa
Court House in lslO, Hut the Enquirer is going 10
take up the "souowS' al future day 'lilI which
the confident and truculent Wings had better look
on and take the leAVings Of things.
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Cosr or CoLLIsION.The Baltimore Amerl-.
can says tile cost to The susquenanna Railroad
Company OF Tie Pontlh OF July collision 1850 (ar,
Including the damages paid to The subjects, about
$4,000, llee being but one more claimant yet 10
settle with, who demands So OOOfot The injuIleshe
sustained. f
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TO DO Sold.

(IRVRRA Il well located tots convenient TO III ,
- leIot OF lie Hemlthed RaiIIOad mis- btn1.s.td
which ie Immediately over the creek. contains Owe
Acres aud would be most desirable place Tor NM
Factory, or any building iequlrns good OOm II viii y
sold either IN The whole ofjn email TO Ait
ers. lweniY PER Ct will no laken aud M
y ono and iwpyraTs, with ne'est Dpm Tie lSy N ~,
AlSO, house oOntsiniuB four rooms With kiitIsc
good well VI water. The house, which Is OF wooJ T. G
lie alley eud OF lilo lot is most comfortable dvt.i;
and up location u desluble, as ~ 4 within ye iio
walk or tho most business paris ofthee city uu's
Payment Will be taken al 20 per e. and me b,,,rt.t
one two aud thlee yeels For iuIlhur Information sSbi
to JOHN nUNNE, Market At 'VI'J
mY26,6n next door TO RolaWs naTbie,,A
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g1-rhy remains Of Governor DuH. Of Nebraska,
arrived at ST. Louis on sunday, IN charge of Col.
Howard,O Of New Yolk, Col, Creme Of Ohio, md
j. Doyle Jones, the committee appointed by Act
ing Governor Cummings 10 accompany Tie TO,
mans 10 South Caroline.
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PARTICULARS OF Tux DG4TII oY TnE BETRAYRRs
OF LopEz-Hs Assassmation IN HnsOna.-rhe
tlayunu correspondent Of the New York Herald
gives The rollowlngparlculars Of the assassination
Of Mari lIelona in a lIprd.Toom in that cy
ile was the betIayeT OF Lopez. Just as he IVES
leaning over the liable lur long and strong count
ing stroke, he received in The back u his heoj,
Just at the depressed ceTebral division, ball, Sent
withunetTng aim from some person without or be.
hind screen in the Mom. The stroke wos un
mutej but the tally notohel No. u and the captoT
OF Lopez lay cold ~ death, cue in hand. This is
no ordinary assassination, but pefpelIalet in one
of oli most exposed public places, IN full light
from the gas burners Of Tie street and The rooms,
time. too, when daylighlh nt scarcely faded from
ueehilness II is a strong hint following the re-
cent display Of love and gralituLe, which willPpt
the laVorte Of The hour upon his guard from The
lIeacheTY OF The patriotism OF those who VIII not
forget his deep interest in the scenes Of blood with
which his FIRST administration was unfortunately
associated.
The implement used YVES carbine or pistol, and,
IRON The midst OF a crowd Of over three bundled
persons, the person Who used 1t escaped unknown.
Arrests were made in the house, Ul the makers OF
tile gone, the antagonist playing with Castonedo,
and Of seyero byslandelsj but 1t is understood
that the player fTom behind The Screen is safe and
beyOad The reach Of the authorities Of iiaYunn,
although Large reward Is offered for bis appre-
henSion. 0-o ttfF
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New Savings Bank Stor O.


Old POST.ORRHOE.
KEEP THE HEAD AND PRET 90 YBRBDpt
CtlTlZENSo OF Wheeling and Violliiy,-Ihis old maxim
" To- Health reminds me that IL may not be emiss call
your oterliOn TO my Fail and Winter stock Of Boots
Shoes Hats CAPS Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, Of the
ooTneg OF Maikot and Monroe ttees, where you will
tud great varety or fashionable lately received Goods
suitable 10 the seasOn, al low prices
Very thankful for tho liberal patronage received since
coming amongst jOu, respectfully solicit yOuall 10 call
and examine my sloch, III will DO my pleasure TO see aud
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that may
have their Osptlng ealt and 10 llio adding Industry
and economy may have weaith.
Ladies', II you Wish TO purchase fashionable and cheap
wniOT BOnnels sure, I
Caat the old Post ONCE, opposite the Mcclure
Gentlemen &c you wish TO pu' chase fashionable Cap
OF HAT, n'I ffN iHt
Chllat tho above place, where you will get-that
Remember, tile Old Post Ofce corner
To Country Merchants have a few GoOdsto Job at
6oi1 ~. H. WATSON.
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Important ~ Country Mefohanis.
THOS.t HUGHES.

INVITES ihe attention Of cOuntry dealers 10 A, n,.,
j entheayy and inoreasIng stock ORAL aud WJNTSp
CLOTHING, wIienhe ofets on tho most hbenli.,I,'
aud al nlices over than they can he Obtantd In ~ ~,
Tile stock OF OVBRCOATS Is fsiNtially wotily n. a.,
lenlioh Of pufCuers, belllt verJfexiensVe Nio,ihS
select You especially requested 10 sslIitiiI.
G1rNo, %, corner Monroe aid Waierartet,,
!. sel2? WhteAll Va
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Por Sale.

II OTEo. 8, In block 25 on Hampton street, &C mn,
j aud nnlDg baek 100 10 an alley. Thsso6s oii
besi Aiiuilrd lots inthe city Tor esldeHtt and
illey on the back part aud side will cell lie gSo a.
Or one lelf oil ", as my best suit tue puclaser
RpIiElOrmatOn eng lIe AZ this Oiee or Of MeAIes B,o
myg ~, y AUSTIN.
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Dissolution

THB partnership heretofore existing under tho name OF
p: H. a. l.. Wickbap, was dissolved on the tst otoe
tOber 1854 ..t sI.a4tt.l
Tic business will be conducted at the old sAnd-Auo
ton Rooms No. 49, Market Sqpate-by
Oc3i GkO. Is. WOLFRAM.
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Land and Stock for Sale.


HNHR Farm II which recently resided is for sale,
II will no divided into three moro tracts, containing
bbont 100 elt ~ suhdvded into smaller tracts IL
desired. Said lands VIII be offered al PRIV sale until
Wednesday the Sod day OF November, when II not pre-
vlOusly Sold they will DO disposed Ofat public sale.
They amongst tile best OrSOrt Greek lands and are
hghly nrOducle In corn, wheat grass aud all vageta-
bes aud lTuts suited TO this latitude lying within ~
miles OF tls city and on tho turnpike 10 West Liberty
tsnce OF ihem they offer inducements 70 citizens Of the
city country seats not surpassed In heathuness OF
location, beauty OF scenery and abundance OF good
springs. .tl-al
0nte day above mentioned alter The sale Of the land,
win sell az Auction, withott reserve, all my stock Of
Sheep Horses and rate. Also s0nc fine pigs Of Middle,
SEX Yorkshire, and Muckay breeds tl
The Sheep eqpa In this country, and amongst
them arc many valuable bucks, .t
The sales Of woOlnOm my flock have averaged for the
last Y years, about 90 cents rer pounl. M ~.
0E-Sae 10 commsnce at 10 O'Clock, \, NJ. II
Terms made known on day Of sale, and lands shown at
any me BY aPyn5 my rvsld'qSe on HS9Pdsn street
Argus and Time publish daily and weekly amt q 80
Linsley Institute.
THE Winter Session ut this lnstutiOn ylll commence
Il on MONDAY, NOV q Tho Principal Is happy In
being able to hnnOuce that has secuted The service
M. H. W HARDiBO, late graduate Of Washington Col-
ege, IN addition 70 that or Mr. Stephens tits scarcely
deemed necessary TO inorm tic CEens Of Wheeling that
flo education Of ME- II Is Of the highest order having
graduated will the fret donors or ha class, al the close
OF the last term OF Washington College Xxx
TERMS or TUITION PR TERN, ili s
Primary Rnsllsh BTunehes ~. $500 aa
TI :s9;f ga. s.s ar..s ~ Fl. S $50
~ No reduction made unless for rT0tTaciel elokneas
OeSo-dsw JAS, G. ORR, Principal b
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~ TnONAs A. tALHXANDER, Secretary
~. ~. 3BKNNEr, General Agent at Cincinnati.
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VNllR undersigned Offers ofE&lo his Hut,o AMI IL,
j MaThel street. east slide, between Monroe Sn1 i've
nIee's ThelotiS ~ lcet Hon, with sood IN S
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IL will b0 Sctd low aud on Accommodate lam, 49,,
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TnE AMEaloAN BoNAPARTr.--Jerome Napoleon
Bonapsrls, late Of the United States Amy, h0v'
insfrsigued his rank 10 our AmsIloan service hoe
been appointed sous lieutenant 10 lhe llh French
Dragons. and has sailed from Massiles, % join
hisresment now in the odmea. a Mtrseillsa pa-
ns. s.yles bin Prince, and no isisally entitled g
il. but be bns not been officially Recognized as 2
member Of The imperial family