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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
A New Years Call !

T4IEssubxctibeF gives flbilce b lll6ss who are indeb.sd b him, for Newspapers and that paymsn. must be made ons or before the l5tf of January 4iI 7hEt WOULD SAVE COSTS, n his absence. MT. HyATTia ea- thorized to receive the sums due, and give rs. ceipts for the snma. <, s gas c &rThose residingih this vicinity, who desire 10 pay ATWOOD, are requested to br ing ton, <.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

<. { ! ! \. s. U E s ALE.. h,s.ad .
 A GOOD DAIRY, FARM Il, ,pol, sold by A, shs ss' cf be rsntsd For further '. s''i n Ys , CAPT CHARLES JONES. z nsLhch6eM, JaGe 18th, 1884 59.S sss' 4a tavh
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
ST TATEMRNT OF THE


 METR0POLlTAN FIRE AND MARINE 2
 Insurance Company .sal |TsAPITAL STOCK 'ps s't7s'' s2oO, DO % |G l6I Shares of Bank Stock, fea 4e l03oO % ShdFss of other State Sock, 2 z y25.Q GOO OO 319 ShaHes of RailrCad Stock. .2QQ % Loaned on moIfeage' v fg ig'yRg R 2R,I ~, oS aas II < PeTsonal. ze tlsffas'i 6.760 DO CssK oS hand, 70 ,.isasgb sas -s.ls5 90 Amount oi losses napaid, al ,gss 1000 @ --+st < estimated. loeees, 3.0O0 % Marine fre s6n npies 6n fisk sernlhalcd. 12Qp g " Y - T andetefmined 0g2 0l Am Marine fisk undetermined, l, ,9s1' ''sss s6 Ainstof irs prs ,ums 0n'r;skr sa5nl k61s709 o3 z dfeFit Rick undeiesminedS s56I, ,Q3z z5 .ss9ssls Losses paid the last rear, ,sz 2s ss This Company conimedcsd Business Mayo 1858 ss!s9tgs kssss aa ifiw ban sossa asla isss9 sRpstons nscs isi. .l s62. a,.n ao e.sk1s t.a sxss,..sx - E. ", T.HATER, Sec H. SnaIk, e. Boston. Dec 2ad, 1888 'sss 's... 2. i, Thsi' M PsssSgalIy sppss5sal shs t.s above named named statements s .f5bg nmt .ksez tgs8f,T ss@~-s R. H. HoEsAN. Justice of the Peaee..
 AtrueS copy nf she NEisinal Jeff with IhN Comp tfoller of the State on file. tK A, SHERMAN,
 Agent AIitehfiell GenHly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

SyayWamiea Hmm c:iiateiy Twensy itidas. lrious respectable American Girls to, work II, u Button Factory, Good wages and steady cm- ploymcn. giyenyj F9S further ipiornation apply by letter or at the Factory, one mile norlh1 Of Nauga,uc Ceatrca sbs MONROE TERREL.
 Nangatuc, Conn !, Febl I, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
iltneo Refarms school.

. E
 we 6ase received he Report Of the Board of Trustees of ,bia 1isiiriiien wIiiehis now in pro- geR ps MsTidsp. fe f9tpi snplnt pF snbseviP- iiano jn Gha Smts Mas. e11 ss7 alO sOoQ Agas ianr propria,Sl G4 DlG SG4,s l6 lss 4d asopO more ia l952 istsQo waq geHeiyed in The fermof bq, 0ussb from RaHkRs nakiaga teiaipi S295O0Qs t slThissysoae hntss lofiana have been baaghss and a brick bdildhas6 6at stories ligh, 4s by @ feet with wings each ss By sg Iset ana 1hfee sssoFios high. is ss he sreeisd when 6nishsd it @ill ac- cowEpdale 200 pupils and iiese who have the cnreiofs sthem. The land and bnildine hayeaeaE, ly exhausted thei ifnnds iani 900 more are needeate 6as ia iniupenlioRini ssa6 "IE T 4dhe ihsttdsi66f Miii d6pBslsssf Bs U valuable ahd useful one. The spps sriltsnds desires to receive donations and subscriptiqns jl ai1 offhe Librarns These hapiAe eisherl Raoke or Money to contribute can send Gtiiem1oa IsKil6haonl floSd ley. .sKS SapsAhfehdent si Msridsu.zrTaa ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
piNsm :K0rle IAiAll1els. ,

E fsas1 Esss 1Es 4V4A I9fW baf MONDAY. JaA oO.u un FLouR.rv Priees nEHPee Gan1siafs and ,ges.asn bspnds D. lr.'1s ss snie l0 2A Hemapa shEiskp 'nc GaaiN asl isss b 2 ss.' Ry,yI 'si as !. Si 2s. Oats SQ4 9t. .aGqrn s6 9l.
 el2 z9a1il 90 Or brihies1 Beef e5 co c 50 for .primes snj. eIi CO., ls 60 for mess: Lard i0c. Baasf n \ i2E achsess Hs 1 ee
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

Tn6REl 51. snIsk1 p,DG ef o7pss. N. J-, ispuraFinR Or lhp rrseH q vqlnnle en' li,isd e ~nlemoiu of Anierisen Alsrchnnis-D Dls- sinrni.h [. I0I EhIssbllts. eaessss ih Ba.iness, nlSikl NUsih. Gn6 Iot thsis ibtSkfik s6 OtI6els 6fPaSlic etGriiy.v Ekss woik is de1irusd io emhgpce poliees of living ss well as ofldscehssa indisidnals- We know Of no person 60 well qualified 10 edit such . work as D.. BLAKE. Ex- ceiling in vsriOgR depaumcn,s Of literature. hp is qnilesqt lhe head of American hiogEsphlrai
 sriIer7 LeaEneds saecqEaie. critical and Dndps- sriOus. ihisvwTirin5s pssaess tis psealinF shnIm q eOneiseness, tldsHfhlness. and pGsisycitssaeht and dieIiO6.s Avoiding RhaieseFis aitOlbus bs superficial be is . ,horoueh ipvce,isatoT offaets and an neepse dispeInsr oE ehpFRpier- qpAiisiss hltimpoFiani ina hieslapheFs We took fer sP insAlmlle addition to eur national liisra.uEssin the lITth-epmipg volume = <. .,- -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

n OWN UPON. HIGH PRICES n 'E7sA V pgiee el lIgrse and Qs se.'siss ss1zzz& I,,,caasld. spibssh ssfsss, } Doc A 1zas *
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

lVTTANTEB--Pape Rags in exchange Tor WY GeoEss 4s e AlHosD < BaoTHfR's. iRolcesspilis l1se. 9ih. M segsa NV lnVEHkstsslfsA--I A-- Iust in. sioie. n large ass 0l sDfsn5Dnf tor Gents and Ladies.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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 An appalling accident occurred ih our nidst oddWedassdsy tho l1ii ihsi.. AIs CHAsLEs F. BALDwsr. ouIF son U sfr thinner Idwih siar,ed about o'clock. F. lk. lor Wess Cornwall, in . 'One-hoFss vsesa .vkss sI.oEi distancs from his home is wesl.Sasd by hig tssbssto cal very joa5ls lo his hefse. hls. s. inmsdiasiy sipred wi,h sll possibis haste. sad vken tsw rods from bis hone U sae ne koFse eeenias U tis hiIl ] withopi wsgon oF driver. and ssiih ihsf harpesz badly broken q liltle further on, exleuded aheseaa aaE.ihe inssRsible IpTm q kis son witll s sps;ss s;ss sls sn ssS As s!pgd s.:. sts !, .ons iins vas tiehi.y srzspsd ia his fen k1n5.
 He Seaa e fss nlE=''z Ilss kell4 e bis home, HkeEe szer1 ee4z #4s usslls by pc ifiends aidsa bs shEee feysle leieas ie resieFe H.F. q con s,c,eez bs z ss:: ls hsss.sd .s.,. spoas " sf s'.'oss ss v
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

A JOB LOT of Goods which must be sold, "A. yiz:s ,s'sss}ii gssa4 aia'sa& yY vs !, 800 wool Fippetsg price 3 cis.egsy lsta asssp s,t
 20 dog Lisle thread Gloves, price 6 II cts.
 50, dog. linen hdkfs. 3.ssE astssaf "ia geiAstl 300 yards damaged Prints, f, 4 a-i.si bssls 5sls
 20 sack coats. las. ears growth, cnEAP,a slayie 100 black cassiulefe Vests, VERY Low,, yssSAtss
 At BRAnFoRbs CHEAP STORE, in w NdlcottsilIe. z
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Mr.. Clay and his Portrait.

The reception of n sportvc letter by legal
gentleman, recently, asking the loan of one Of
his extensive shirt collars to patch the awning
of the hippodromc enclosure. reminds us of the
circumstance that, several months before the
death OF MIR. Clay. gentleman from neigh.
boring city came TO Washington and painted
a portrait of the distinguished statesman. The
artist. satisfied that he had admirably succeed
cd, invited by permission of Mr.. Clay, num-
hcr OF friends to the parlor of the Senator, to
compare the wcll-disposcd oil colors Oh the
ranvass with the original face itself This,
however. was rather Il severe test of merit
but Mr.. Clay was not satisfied with the por-
trait. An objection was that the face was not
sufficiently expressive; and in this connection,
he said it was u remark of John Randolph,
that he could read, by his countcnancc, all the
thoughts and emotions which dwct within, ~
cffectually Us il il were possible to see them
through window over his heart But the
Clay face of that day was not exactly the Clay
face of the Randolph era for age and disease
had now placed their rigid marks upon it.
We shall never forget the complaint that Mr..
Clay made that the shirt collar was too extern
sive. "Never in the world, sir, did wear so
much of it," Instead, however, of the artist
representing this part of the garment at its
full height he had actually vcntured to cut off
at least an inch, and even this brought the
edge of the collar to within a hairs breadth,
on each side, of the tip of the ear. A COM
parisOn between the painted shirt collar and
the linen one plainly showed that the artist
had scanted the pattern Washington Senti-
ne
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.
DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, !

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
June ], 1854
LIVE sTocx-Corrected daily by Mr. c. CornrrR-Beef,
on foot, cts p ft. Cows, saOGs5O Work Oxen from
$9oGOsl50 p yoke.
FRESH MRAr-Retail-Beef &c. O12c Mutton 1oc. ND12.
Pork, 17hc. Veal, 12.c. Chickens s. 20 = dozen.
(Correcred daily by Mr. PRESLEY Pork,
ST 500$18 p Dbl. Hams lie. y h. Lard, l21sc Flour
superGne So rs extra, 81 Dbl Corn Meal, 75c p bu.
Beans 81 30 p bush. Potatoes 30cfO35c p bush. Fresh
Butter lSc 025c. = Ii. Cheese 12,ac p H. Eggs, 15c
2 dozen.
GRocERs-(From Mr. ALEXANDER RET, Robert street.
Sugar, brown, 7c Osc. refined, &c. crushed and pow
dered l21sc q b. Coffee, l5c. @2sc Tea, eoc. 0sl.
Rice, Sc. G0lOc. Molasses, SOC. assoc. p gallon.
DRIED Participates, 81 SO q bushel. Peaces, 80 co.
Green Apples, $7GO9 y barrel.
GRMN.-Oats, 45c. Corn, roc .fGD75c. Barley, Csc.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 5OGDs5 so barrel. Tai
low, 15c. u h. Candles, STAR 35c. p lb. Fresh Fish,
&c. p ID. dried, 7c. Lime 81 5OOs2 90 p bb Onion
soc. = bush. Lard Oil, 81 10 = gal Salt 81 90 p bu
Vinegar, 2Sc q gallon. Tallow, 13c a Is. Tobacco,
1oc. assoc. Hides (grcen) 31sc. dry, DC. q ID.
IrNBER.-Common slOOl4 u NJ Dimension stuff,
$l4Ds1e; Flooring SIC Siding $40 Seasoned SCOOPS
:hingles, 81 OoOs3 SO Iath, 50.
WOoD.-Dry, SO OOMs3 so p cord.
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III. NEWHALL,
Wholesale DrUgEiSt.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS GALENA,
NIOCID respectfully call the attention of Druggists,
w Physicians, and Merchants, TO his stock of
DRUGS, GLASS PAINTS OILS, DYES, SEEDS, PER
FCMERY, BRUSHES &c.
The goods purchased direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer are carefully selected in the best kets
and feel no hesitancy in saying that all who purcha
will BIZ satisfied with their quality well the
lOwness Of the prices.
We have land lot Of Window Glass, Of every size
from by O. to "A by 30 inches. The Glass Is of quail
ty free from blemishes and the boxes contain few
broken lights.
Having made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead Company at Buffalo, shall have constant sup
ply of their beautiful White Lead and Agents the
Plattvc Oil Co.. authorized to sell their Linseed
Oil at st. Louis prices, with the addition of freight.
We are in receipt Of assortment Of Harrson's Fine
erfumery and articles for the toilet in cvesy way supe
or TO thing brought to this part the country
We have also on hand invoice Of Brushes made t.,
order in New York, comprising different patterns of Fine
Medium, and Cheap Hair Brushes Cloth Hat Paint Shoe
Horse, Whcwash, and Scrubbing Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds, of every variety warranted
new always on band.
Usage Orange Seed for hedges in any quantity constant
1y Tor sale, with directions for cultiyatiDg
Merchants visiting Gaena invited TO look through
my assortment am prepared TO meet competition
Goods will be furn she'd ut the lowest prices when ordered
by mail and particular attention given to packing.
my2'54 dAwtdec2
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@@ket1tp'a COLUMN.
HENRY McKENTY.

HENRY MchENTY,
DEALER IN REAL TATE.
OyFiCE-OLD POST OFFICE BuIltiNo
(Third street.)
SAINT PAUL; MIN. TER.
III AND bought and sold throughout the Territory;
IL investments made to the best nd vantage and and
Warrants located.
REFEHENCES.
NeW York. Minnesota
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov w. A. German
Daniel Curtis, Esq, HIN, w H. Welch Chief
Capt. A. DE Peyster, Justice Of Min. Ter.
Mcssrs. 3. Thompson Hon. Henry M. Rice, Del.
L Nephew, esate to Congress,
Messrs Williams 4 Guion, Rice, HOlhngshead 4
Philadelphia. Becker, Attys at Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre- Messrs. Borup & Oakes,
ident Western Bank, Bankers,
Messrs Drexei Co. Bks. J. T. Rosser, ESQ. Secre-
H. Taylor Co., tafy Of the Territory,
Freed, Wsrd L Freed, Ames Il Van Etten, At
Bingham r Dock, tOrneys at Law,
Siters. James 4 Co., Rev. 7. NJ. Fullerton, Re-
Bailey & Co., gister u. . Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq. NOta- WIN. Ilvcombe, Esq. Re-
ry Public, cciver u. 8. Land Office,
II. Messchert, Atty at Law T. +. Mann, NJ. ID.
James Kitchen, M. d.
William StOever, Esq (49-n
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GALENA MARKETS.
(Cyrrerteyf Ddily from the Gatend Adrertiser)

FLoun-supcrfinc SIS 50 s go, Extra Sc 90 a
Sc 80.
GKAIx. Oats bash. Fl a PC Corn, none.
PORK.-Mess $13 ga, do Clear Sl5 $16
BAcoN.-Hams Sc &c, Shoulders 7c.
LARD.-S l-2 to &c.
BUrrER-Fresh Is lsc, Firkin IL IL Is.
CHEEsE-E and w II IL a 15c, Country a
l0c.
SucAR-N 4i.2a 1-2c, Clarified 6 3-4 a
&c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N o 80 a 35c, s II SO a 40c.
CoFFEE-Rio IL IL 13 l-2c, Java 16 tic.
Rice, 6 a 6 IA.
TEA-lnperial IS 75c, Y II 40 a Zoe, Black
40 6Oc.
ToBAcco-Virginia2 Is 35c, Missouri IL. ~ a
25c.
CANDLES and SOAp-Mould 13 ~ t4c Tallow,
prime none, Dipped, nore Soap 3-4 a Ia.
FRuir-AppIcs, green per Dbl 81 so SO 80,
Dried, per bush % a so, Peaches, dried, 10
go 90, Raisins per box 81 90, Lemons 81 90
a 80.
FIsH-NIackercI. No. per bb, S1S 90, No.
do 16 %, No. do II 90, Goldfish per Dbl 81 90
Salmon per Dbl $2O 90, Oysters per dozen, SO OO
a 50 90.
sALr-G A per sack 81 25, LB2 50, IA.
hawaii, per bush Soc.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs-o- Shot, per
sack 50 90, White pure per keg 2 OF a 2 IS, M
/, per keg Is a 2 so.
DRR GooDs-Bue drills per yard 1-2 a 11cts,
Brown Shec,ing, Ia 3-4c, Osnaburg, II 13c
Blue dcnims, 10 II, Cotton bats 10 13 L.
Cotton yarn 10 81, Ticking Gals.
GLAss-l2xls per box 6 80 - 90, 1Ox14
per box, 5 p a IS 30, 1Ox12 so, Sxl0 3 80 a
i 90.
HARDwARE-Nails,J uniata per ID a7c, Irou
Mountain, 6 a Z Ii, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar.
sac, II $ Bar, 6 ~ 1.2, Sheet American,
S1-2a 9, Nail Rod &c, Russian 1S 3-4c, Cast
Steel per lb &c, Blister 16 20, German Is "a
Steel springs II Is, Axcs 10 a IL 1-2, Anvil
Is, Axes per doz. IL 90 13 so, Chains
log, per ID a 10, Cable 10, Miners shovcls per
dox = a II, Spades do.
LvMBER-Clear per NJ 25 90 a 80 90, Common,
plancd, 30 90 a IS 90, Siding 16 90 20 co.
Shooting, II 90 a II, Lath %, Shingles 3 80
rs.
OIL and TURDESrISE-Spcrm per gallon $; Is
Whale, blcached, 1 %, Lard and Corn 80 a So,
Curriers' 75c, Linsecd 90, Olive 50 a 60,
Castor / 90 a l 10, Turpcminc 90c.
HipEs and LEArHER-lI;des, dry, per ID 8 n 10
green a Al; Red Sole Leather, ~ 20, Oak n a
30, Harness, % a 30.
PowDER-Rihe per keg, 90 Il 6 80; Blasting
3 25 a 3 Is.
SUxDRiEs-Brooms per doz 80 300 Feathers,
Geese 40 a 80.
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1904 II 1911 1854
UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
LANTlC BY SrEA NJ

BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Hc connection affords the only continuous route by
Il steam to the Atlantic from st. Paul Rv this route
will escape the unpleasant stage travel from
Gaiena 10 Warren.
Arrangements have been made ticket passengers IN
Chicago and the east by the Galena Minnesota
company, and the ST. Louis Gaena Packet to Rock L.
land, forming a connection with the cars.
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
eago, connecting at Chicago with for the and
south.
BASS BORUP co. General Agents. st. Paul, NJ T.
JNO. NJ LAMB, Ticket Agent Office, Third street,
and the Lower Landing.
Tickets also be obtained at this Office to New York
Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and oil the principal cities
Of the Eastern and Southern Stats
st. Paul, May 81, 1854. n
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OAK HALL CLOTHING ST. RE.
LAw RriCPS.: IA T. XC - liant EnnAa

A New Clothing establishment has been opened IN
IA the store next TO Brewster Co., in Third street;
under the superntendance Of j. Freysadt, where INDY
be found every variety Of Clothing, and
Cehtlemens' Furnishing Goods:
siery of ali descriptions; Cloths Cravats Worsed and
Silk Goods. Carpe, Bags and sachels Socks and every
variety al Undertaking, large and complete vari-
ely Of Winter Goods, consisting Of every article that
our CUSTOMERS may desire either for elegance or comfort
Our Eastern arrangements are such that we have no
hesitation In saving that sell goods al lower
prices than the articles huve ever before been AZ.
l0rded In this market.
Country Merchants
Desiring to purchase by the quantity are invited 10
call. We cab safely asense them that they will find our
WHOLESALE prices lower tran those Of any other
western market, st. Louis not excepted. Remember.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
Corner 81 and Wsbasia sts.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EN-

TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EM-
IGRANTS.
ME undersigned has always hand for sale for
Il cash Or on time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF rural land, improved unimprOved including farms
Of different sizes and degrees Of Improvement prices
corresponding with these.
AlsO-prOperty in St. Paul and suburbs, and in Man
kato city, st. Anthony ShakOpee, LeSueur Traverse
des Sioux and Eureka.
He can at all times accommodate, OH the easiest
terms any one who really wishes to purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Oflce-the old Post -Oilice building Third street.
st. Paul, Feb A. 1854. "A r.
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st. 3paul Au0'ts.
CHARLES III. PARKER.
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
o. Erchange for sale on the East South.
u Money RENTED to GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCS and
GEsMANY, or any other important points on the CONT
1!sr.REsr allowed on Special Deposi,es.
=, corrections made throughout the Territory, charging
tue current rate ct exchange and the actual expense Of
collection.
,nsrEaEscEs by permission.
GOV; Willis A. German, St. Paul, Mn;
Messr.. Page : bacon, St. Louis, Mo.
American Exchange Bank, N. Y
Particularly would invite attention to the
Real Estate Department, Of my Ofise,
(WHICH has been established at great cost, and
w which CONSISTS in part, OF fun list Of Govern
semi-weeky. A map Of the County of Ramsey, and
plata OF the different cities and additions thereto In
said county. complete list Of all the lands sold to
sfracf Of the title to each distinct tract parcel Of
land situated l. said county, from the General Govern
ent to the latest grantee wherein is noted every de-
feet CT the title either in form or substance and every
possible kind OF LIEN creating ihcumbrance whether
il arises by way Of Judgments, morgayes, taxes, me
am justified in stating that so far as large portion
OF the Real Estate Of THIS city is concerned chain Of
title csMnot be- satisfactorily established by examn
aton 81 the records alone the aid Of is abso
intely essential This desideraun have supplied by
ascertaing and defining the original claim lines, upon
the proper maps
From my experience in the system Of shstractng,
which have adopted. confidently assert that my ul.
srac 10 hey ond nil question, the most reliable
this city.
Al written abstracts furnished by me, are Warranted
Land Warrants
bought and sold, spd Government lands entered for
settlers on reasonable Terms, Trans negotiated yielding
iro 10 to 80 per cent per anudi, with unexccpt,ona.
pie Real Estate security, Coupon Bonds, pmyabl. In
New York or elsewherc As nsrncted-l per cent COM
mission; and generally all business that may be
House, Real Estate Agency or Law Office, will receive
my personal aud prompt attention. 52-f
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25 FARMS FOR SALE

20 FAKMS FOK ga De.
TO PRA TICAL FARM Err S .
FuNIS notice is to real Faamers not spectators who
Il pretend to be farmers
TO practical Farmers, wish to that have hand
twenty five farms for SALE (and always have from ten
to twenty ve which range from two to miles from st
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory, and from per.
sonal inspection of all the lands this City,
bled to make the best selections,
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give n call
My Farms have various degrees of Improvement and
hater myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
OGice=Old Post Office Building, 81 street.
Nav 1881
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NEW MILNE GOODSl
And the Latest FASHIONS.

MRS. MI STOAKES, St. Anthony-st St. Paul has
WI just returned from the City Of New York WIFI
stock OF Millinery ware very much superior to any
goods in her department Of trade, ever offered in the
Territory To her usual stock, she has added Gloves;
Mtts, Needles, Pima, Tsbes and many other uew srs
cles She has also taken great pains obtain e fs
ons Of this and the winter seasons all OF which she
will be happy to show TO such call. oct.21 c7-6
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Dttbttntte.
JESUP s. COMPANY.
BANKERS &C.

LHXCIANGE sold and purchasedon New York, Ros-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago Detroit, and other CT
ties O the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED nj current rates of Exchange Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct pay able
withou. Discount, on
ENoLAND.-LivcrpOol,L London, Manchester, &c.
1RELAND.-Dnbiin, Cork, Limerick Beifnsi, &c.
ScOrLAND.-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable IN Francs, FlOrins Thaers on
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Ly ons, aud Msrseilies.
GERM,NY.-iiami ureh, Frankfort, q. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne Zurich,
Copenhagan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, strnsburgh
Observation-Disclosures, Berne, Bnsle.
lrALy.-Nilan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
Messina In Sicily.
AUsrniA.-Vicnna md Triest.
RussiA.-St Peterborough, Warsaw.
WEDEN.-StOckhOIm.
NORwA y-chrirtiaIia.
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