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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05
The Exhibition Continues,

The Exhibition Continues,
Notwithstanding the great demand Cor goods a, the
WORLDS FAIR,
since the fall and winter supply, customers yet be
duplicates If former Goods having
rived by the last boat.
The Winter Stock L. Again Complete.
Fresh kages will be exhibited occason requires
presenting new attractions of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
Prints, Delaires, Alpaccas Merinos, ana variety Of
Wooien Dress Goods.
B0nnets, Ribbons, Laccs and E,a6roido7es,
Boots and Shoes, including assorted sizes Of Ladies'
Misses ani chiidrens' silk elastic, and Cali
Bootes; buffto, carpet and India Rnbbcr Overshoes;
Silk Beaver, Kossu,h, and other Hats; Flush Otter
and variety OF Fur Caps; Wool and Buck Mits and
Gloves.
Tailor's Trimmings and Piece Goods.
Ready Made Chfhng, and Clothing. Nude to Ord.-
an experienced cutter particular attention will be paid
to making and boys Clothing in The latest fashion
House Trimming Goods,
general assortment including cotton, hemp wool and
Tapestry Carpets of the latest designs and patterns
Stair and Floor Oii-ClOths,
raper hangngs, cashmere worstcd and nen tsA,n fin
sh) table cloths, and covers window Damask and bra
peries in great beauty, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE,
Corner of Third and Roberts sts.
EDWARD KEENAN,.
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ND MARVIN is truly grateful 10 the inhabitants
6Ns of st. Pau and the whole Territory, for the
proapt and very liberal support which they have award
cd to The above undertaking. From the first IL has heen
his ambition to do business which being exclusively
for China, Glass and Queensware should the de-
man's Of the public in that line more fully than mix
ed business could DO.
II NJ. can sell rs cheap, and can fill orders well
any house this side Of ST Louis; he has n heavy
stock, and notwithstanding The high pIce Of freight aud
the scarcity Of crockery IN the country. Of
the closing OF the English manufactures he il deter
mined To sell AT his former very low prices Call and
stock, of Gilt Band White and Iustre China
Glassware, Iron Stone China,
Tumbiers. Cut Mulberry Wure,
do Pressed, Blue Ware,
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
Syrup Cans, Ware,
etc etc, etc.
81 Pau, Minnesota Crochuy Store.
ST. raMl. Dec. 8. Is:,3 3t.tf
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e.. ID. Fillmore

has opened store in the brick building on ST. Athcny
street, formerly occupied by John Earring where he
offers for sale large and complete stock of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND UORS,
unsurpassed quality and freshness, by any other
sortment in Minnesota. Ii is expected that he Will
furnish the RI SIIlN army about the 22d, with
supplies prior To their crossing the Danube In the
line Of Fancy Groceries, his shelves fairly GROAN
with good things, and TO his assoiI ent Of Wines
mud Liquors better pnrer article Fever came from
the importer They were brought from New York dl-
and bear The custom house mark and have the
tom house TASTE which is great deseratum for those
who wish liquors for Medicinal Purposes. Flour, corn,
Potatoes &c. in this branch oi the business, II is the
intention of the subscriber 10 be cXcelied nv
Those Who have already had some sacks filed, should
call and let me FILLMORE. But there is time for
further euumeratiOn the PRESIDENTS Message is
pccted, aud il generally supposed that the peoples
lime viii be taFen up in its peins so don't forget,
brit remember the Brick wholesale and Retail Croosry
Store Where can be found
c. FILLMORE.
81 pm D1c 81
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MINNESOTA WESTERN RAIIROAU
COMPANY.
0NE Kindred Thousand Dollars Of the Capital stock
Of said Company having been subscribed. notice Ii
hereby given that meeting Of the stockholders VIII DC
held Mt the American House in ST. Paul on the h day
of Jsnusry next p. ten O'Clock the forenoon for the
purpo.e o choosing nine directors, in pursuance 10 the
OTiS HOYT,
BENZ. ALLEN,
III. NJ. RICE,
FRANKLIN STEELE,
SOCRATES NELSON.
MARTIN MCLEOD,
ALEXANDER WlLkIN,
nj. S. WILKINSON.
St. Paul, Dec. 81. 1858. 9s-1-
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WAR AT HAND!

yXTAR has been declured against TURKEY. and
w hostillties will Commence on the 22d inst. Ii is
asserted that RUSSIA viii conquer and that 80 coo
Turkeys will be demanded by The Gar Ia appease the
appeti;es of the aggrt independent of this
foreign war. internal commoton IN country is
creating great excitement, which has already made
itself manifest hy decapitation of JUDGE BRONSON,
Notwithstanding all these wars, however, aud rumors
@ wars.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING STCRE.
T.nW Prize S....EyColfpnt Gnnhe

OAK HALL CLOTHING STCRE.
Low Prices.-..ExceIIent Goods.
4 New Clothing establishment has been opened In
IA The store next 10 Brewster n Co, in Third street.
under the superb tendance Of j. Frey stadt, whers may
be found every variety If Clothing, and
Gentiemens' Furnishing Goods;
Consisting of Coats Vests Hats Caps Gloves and Ho
siey Of all descr ptiOs Cloths CTavats. orsted and
sk Goods Carpet Bags and Satehels Socks and every
variety Of Undsr-Cothing, large and complete vari-
ely OF Winter Goods consisting OF every article that
our customers desire either for elegance comfort
Our Eastern arrangements are such that we have no
hesitation in saving that sell goods lower
prices than the articles have before been af.
forGed in this market.
Country Merchants
nesirins 10 purchase BY the quantity, invited to
call We safely them that they III find our
WHOLESALE prices lower n an those Of any other
western market -. Louis moi excepted REMENBEG.
OAK HALL. CLOTHING STORE,
Corner 81 and Wabasha SITS.
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MANkATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

a "a LOTS in the City of Manka,o. Blue Earth
Il - County, situated Al the head OF Steamboat
navigation tho great southern bend Of the Mnneso
ia, ST Peters River near tie mouth Of the Blue
Earth.
Apply 10 the subscriber TO James X. Lawrence,
Esq. who is the Special Agent al Mankao City for the
sale This property. HENRY McKENTY.
Ial.i. Anril lSI3 --6ln52
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THE TINE HAS COME

WHEN the up town folks save shoe leather by
w buying all kinds Of Groceries, Provisions, &C +,
ust as cheap If little cheaper in upper town than
in lower town at w. ~ PERSON cos. New Store
adjoining Blums NEW Bazaar, a few doors below the
Rice House, where they have just opened splendid
assortment of choice Family Groceries end Provisions
Of all kinds; also very choice lot OF Wines, Liquors
aud Cigars and in fact almost every thing under the
head family supplies winch they will sell ow for cash
ST w. n PERSON & co.
NOTICE is given to all concerned and especially to
all half breeds interested in the reservation near
Lake pepin named in the 9th article of the treaty with
the tribes of sac and Fox and other In
dians OF July 18th, ls0, That the COMMISSIONS OF
The Gen'l Land Oce has instructed The surveyor Cen
eraI to ause duly surveyed ard marked the exter
mai lines Of said aton which operations are now
in progress in that quarter; and TO prevent any possit
mjs,me standing that might grow out OF the operations
of surveyors that neghbnrhoed this notice il given
In obedience to orders from the Indian Department
" w. A. GORMAN.
SIT Gov. and SuPt. lad. ATS.
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NOTICE.
OiDERS OF bills OF Central American Bank will
please present Them for redemption on or before
Februar. lst, lS5l.
RICHARDS, CLARK * co.
81. Paul Jan.lst, 1854.
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j. r.. ECLLEk ION,
XETOULD respectfully announce to his friends and
Wv the public, that he has now on hand, aud Tor
sale lar re and well ed stock OF Dry Goods and
Furnishings OF every variety.
Also splendid collection Of Ready-Made Cloth
ing, such Pants, Vests and Goats OF the heatest and
most approved style now in the Territory. Together
with large Of Boots and SHOES, both gents
and ladies'.
lie would also announce the public, that he has
hand n ouantitv Of Dry Goods aud Clothing that has
received some damage, which he viii sell al The most
reduced prices imaginable
Please call al his store Third street, Waba.
shaw where YOU will be most courteousy and attentive
~ waited oil.
81 paul Dec %, 1853 If
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PAID to them in their hands; yet ,oss ma, 50 patd.
but mostly paid to their traders against their protests
IN" circumstances, made known in every way an In
u," can make anything known TO government agents
therefore, II IS not remarkable hear deep and Bit,
ter inarnurn5 10y them against the treatment they
think they have received; and shall feel il INV duty
at some future time to ask YOU to let uerv tto Of
hrse chiefs come to see the President this matter
can only carry out the treaty, and remove them TO
iaeir new homes where they are going with a deep
seated convection that they have been wrongce
an, with high regard, your ohedent servant.
W. A. GORMAN
-, "'feTi" sal Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Washington CIV, D. c.
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"A. l.. LARPENTEUR

"A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Proris,ors, CLthng
Hardware, Ck.aa and QDtensrarr, Cutlery, &c.
THIRD STREET.
Near the corner of Third and Jackson streets,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
TIME river is closed, but the of A. L. Larpen.
teur still open, where may be found the most
extensive assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpengs, Jewelry. Gentlemens clothing. in
GLIDING HAS and Caps, Boots and shoes and every
er article necessary To comfort proper for display,
the city affords. stock of Groceries and provision.
OF all kinds, which cannot be surpassed; and u full
sortment of Hardware, Deli and Quecnsware Cutlery
and every other article suitable for the Minnesota trade
all OF which Will be sold wholesale retail, oa the
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety OF double aud single barelled shot
guns rides and pistols, powder TASKS and shot pouches
gun wads water proof percussion caps gun loo
wash rods, screw drivers and driving business, may
all be found AT A. L. LARPENTEUR,S
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FRAUD!

A III. who AXES Of the real COLLINS q co.
"A make, should be particular TO notice the stamps, as
there various counertifs and limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much Ike ours, which radu-
lenty sold in parts Of the United states our
manufacture They mhde IN different parts of the
By various aNeakcrs, and are generally q very
Inferior quality The genuine Collins which have
acquired such extensive reputation, are invariably
stamped /" COLLINS q co. Hartiord" and each axe
has printed label with my signature. II is now more
than Twenty five Years since commenced the bust
ness with the stamp Of " Collins d Co HARTFORD and
do not of any other aXc-inaker by the name OF
Collins il the United States. SAM. w. COLLlNS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05

ALMANACS FOR 1884.
GERMAN and English of all styles or SAFE snsy OF
W BY the dozen, BY W. :. NO.@N
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n premium OF silver cup was awarded for the
best boxing baby, NJ late Agricultural Fair in Au
gu-ta, On.
Ia the New York Post Office 1913 ,sO7 letters and
2o', l02 papers were distributed in one day One
hh'ed ana ioify persons are employed in the vari-
o.S depar inents connected with the Office
The pump mandatory OF w. s. B. Douglas, Mid
dieon' Como cticu, was destroyed by fire the 4th
nst Loss Sl2,0o0-insured for 1000
The fastest horse in the world, which recently per-
formed the remarkable feat of 100 miles in hours
and IS minutes died after it returned from the
race.
Ohio has l2,0oo School Districts and &c, 900
School Directors. Eight hundred and Thirty the u
sand children attend the Public Schools in that
State.
could never think well Of mans moral or intel
leeiua character ii he was habtually untaithiu to
his appointments
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EXECU rOkS'S SALE.
GnURSUANT TO an order granted by saml. Tracy,
II Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey county, hereb!
give notice that shall sell at public vendue on the
stems OF the Court House. in st Paul. on Thursday jan
uary I2h 1851 O'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scrli,ed Real Estate, to-wt; 1he Norm nail oil me
North West quarter of Section Fourteen, in Township
twenty mine, Nerth of Range twenty-five, West-siu-
ate in the County OF Ramsey
JOHN MASTERS.
Executor Of the last VII aad Testanent Of
j. G. RCLertn
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.tt had ihe honor heretofore To transmit
..- t-c irro,ts from the Indian agents under
, 49, ..a, "a! rncy.
't. ... 10 give nv views Of the future regu.,-
y IN The lncisn department in this Ter
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05

LAND FOR SALE.
4 Tract If 40 ACRES Of the finest Farming Land
y in the Territory situated on one Of the most
mantle Lakes within IL miles OF ~ Paul. Apply
w. BREW STER,
Real Estate Broker Sd aud XNabashuw
X. vi. SPENf Err.
VhEAlER in Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing
~ and Gentemen's Furnishing Goods
Third ST. between jackson and Roberts, st. Paul,
Dec. 10. Is 3 SLY
i,fCkSON'S Eating SALOON.
rs now open 10 receive Guests. Ol stcrs. Game ard
4 beats Of every kind served up at all hours IN the
shortest time, and The of lovers OF good
eating
Suppers for Parties served at the shortest notice.
s;uppcrs prepared for CotillOn Parties Cakes of all
Kinds, Jeilies and Pastry made to order.
Give call and what can do. Come and try
me- Lunch at IL O'Clock.
st. Anthony street. A Big Tree stands IN front of
the door.
MOSES DICKSON.
ST. Paul, Dec 6, ls53-tf
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- remainin. in the Pos
Jan. l, 1854.
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Armistead Master w r.
Adams john
Abbott Sh erwood
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blanchard Miss Harriet
Batten Solimon
Brown Adcll
Burton john
Brannan Geo
Buck Cornelius
Baker MIS- Jane
Bean 'rummo,hy III
Buchanan Alex
Eateman John
G.
Core David
Chamberlain Rev II
CAVITY Timothy
Cox Miss r. sc a
Carmary John
Cuibcrtson J NJ
Dalrymple John
Dichey Mrs 5 II
Doneil ) T.
Dunam Louis
Davis John /.
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Everett Cornell
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Flanagan John
Foi,on Lewis
Ford Bar. holomew
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Gilbcst Mary
Gallagher Jas 3
Gilman Enoch
Godfrey Ira d
Gardner Chas
Geo; ges AsolIair
Gates J Ii
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Harrison Josiah p
Hollis Henry
Hulctt s. Radclif
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NINNENOTA BANKING HOUSE,
No. 3, THIRD STREET, CORNER WADAsHAw.
HAEPOSITs received daily and INTEREST ALLOWED,
H. when specially agreed upon, the savings OF all
sums sm Ali and large taken at the PIONEER INTER
EST PAYING OFFICE, at rates from TO IL per cent.
per annum. -,
Eastern Exchange bought and sold at current rates.
dec % ls53.-tfl " NJ. BREWSTER, Il co.
G.. j. POST a. CO.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCERS,
H.evi Sloans Old Storo,)
St ANTHONY street, 81. Paul, Minnesota t2iy
JEFFREY r. ADAMS. M. De.
PHYSICIAN AND EON,
Office corner Maine aud Front Streets
nANkATo, BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
NOVV'S THE TINE.
IL who wish take Cooley 9, Crab ans, Harper =
"A or Puunsm's Magazines from the commencement
OF the New Volume in January had better call and sub
scribe Immediately Of w. 5. COMBS,
General Magazine Agent.
Subscription price 81 90 FER aInum for each OF tho
abo,e in ADJ
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05

JENNY LIND IN ST. PAUL.
IOEGS leave to inform The citizens OF 1T. Paul and
ID vicinity. that she has brought 10 the bookstore,
corner { Third and " abGshaw streets, the largest and
beautiful of new Books and Stationery
which will he sold usual at l"v prices. For pariicu-
lars inquirc at IEDUC'S BOOK STORE.
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4UO bNs Flour, 200 bbIs York,
100 bbls Dried APPLES just reed on consignment NJ
the Wharf Boat aud VIII be closed of al reduced prices
Also, and corn meal oats, potatoes, bran, lime
&c, at great bargains.
lie 23-tf ]. w. BASS q CO.
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FARM FOR SALE.

CIGARS "A very superior quality OF Mirnalc, Cho-
roots, Resalia and Principles.
cJJThe above comprises very small assortment OF
my present large stock. Drop il and examine. No
trouble 10 show goods at COMbS'
Just below the American.
or,f
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have got - only ht Tor Indians, ex-
strip on the Mississippi river, and
The land they give the government
Il valuable TO The white man. The
ouniry abounds il Wild rice in
=, a1l b,uatiialiy supplied with
therefore cannot say, hereafter, that
has not given them a Country OF their
g the reason that this administration
he last tried to do, fut failed, YOU may
f-w oi these persons complain that
: are being brought too near them
less excuse, when one year ago the
Ito be done. Therefore, should the
H-e - confirm the exchange, ] here
asoes are disintrgrated ioievcr, and
hor;ly mere wandering trespassers,
u al future time. They feel that the
nnly promised it to them in the treaty
any cifsL@oi cation of the world held
: treaty from us, we would not degrade
the world SO much as 10 permit II TO
lat we refused 10 comply with it
know their rights" bu, tiny dare
n like great nations with whom we
tons would do.
pleasure in referring You to the able
Fletcher on various subjects Connect
lcy; ard / take great pleasure in say.
he is pro-eminen,ly fitted for his sta
'iihfnl, and Of strict Integrity; and let
a honest man, rs Indian agent, is The
TO these children OF nature. The
say Of Gen. Fletcher, well, we are
TX to as; he will sco!d us sometimes,
cGi."
ldations are found in the first part oi
fly stated. II ! string out this report
ad, and perhaps oush, not.
onor to say that agent Herman and
tse both honest, faithful, and capable.
las by far the most onerous duties to
agent under my supcrintendency.
PROVEN in the investigation Of alleged
x-Governor Ramsey justify me, in this
z that, although the treaties OF 1851
2 275 900 Tor the Sissetons and Wah-
and 1920 .000 for the Acknowledgement
= Sioux should lie "paid TO the chiefs
council should request, "and the chiefs
did, in open council, request again an!
Ramsey that the raid money should be
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILRO AD LIN E s.
La = Il L.s - 49,

=
LNROM CINCINNATI TO. THE NORTH, EAST AND
l. WEST, BY RAILROAD, VA CINCINNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
CLEVELAND route.
To New York b! Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad in .-----. 49,. 40 hoars.
To Boston by Day ton, Clyde CSye aud and -
Lake Shore Railroad in............ IS hours.
To Chicago in ............... % hours.
10 Indianapolis H. hOurs-
To Te-re Haute aud Lafay cite in. IL hours.
VIA CINCISNATi. HAMILTON AM DAYTON RAILWAY.
F. -i--.. Trains run by Cincinnati time.
The Roads of this Route arc laid throughout with
heavy L rail.
.eiI ~ FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN-lnlianapolis Express leaves Cincinnati
at $50 O'Clock a. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect
win Eaton aud Richr oud, indianapolis. Lafy etc.
Terre Haute. DC. Sleep at Lafayette and resume by
Morning Tain Chicago. This Train stops at all
stations between Cincinnati and indianapolis.
SEccSp TRNs-Express Mail leaves Cincinnati at SEQ
O'Clock A. VI. Passengers 10y this Train connec 10
Cleveland. (,Ieep at Cleveland 7:30 a.
NJ. to Dunkirk- Buffalo. New York aud Bostonl. San
du>ky CLYDE Toledo Chicago. Detroit. de-. Troy ,Pqua
,xc.: Hamilton. oxford and Connersvillc This Train
stops at all way stations between CINCINNATI and
Sandusky. -.. AZ
THIRD Tram Accommodation leaves Cincinnati at .
O'Clock r. NJ. Passengers ~ this Train connect to In
djanaroljs via DaNton and Richmond. Sleep at lndi
annapolis and resume by Morning Train TO Chicago
Connect Dayton Troy and Piqua also connects to
Huntsville VI. r. ~ l.. r.. X. X. This Train stops at
all way stations between Cincinnati and indianapolis
and between Cincinnati Huntsville
FOURTH III AIS--Aecommodaiion leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock p NJ Passengers by this Train connect via
Eaton aud Rich nond Indiana polls. Sleep al lndi-
annapolis, and resume by Morning Train TO Chicago
this train stops al all way stations between Cincinnati
and indianapolis.
Firm TRAIS--Eycnng Express leaves Cincinnati at 5
O'Clock +. NJ. Passengers by ths Train connect AT
Hamilton to oxford Connersville This Train stops
at ali way stations.
m Springfield Passengers by c. H. & ID, Railroad
will take 3:s0 A. VI. an - r. NJ Traps