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Ministers - for he was actually arrested in
bis journey some hours bsfore received the init
naiiors in regard 70 him which you did me the honor
to give NE in the afternoon of the oath inst II
thorzed by the Emperors Government, it cannot
but be regarded by the Government and people Of
the United States, not only a moot unusual and
bumiliatiDg Get toward the Minister personally, but
as national iDdigni'y Of very grave character Only
TO be extenHsted by facts established by conclusive
proof. Without waiting for special instructions 10
that effect, regard it az my imperative duty TO
basten to ssk for what Of my felloweiti
zsns, chosen by ny country as a representative to
foreign power bas been 50 treated while relations Of
entity and peace eiist and cherished by the
United states with France. My Government will be
filed with painful anxiety until satisfactory informa-
ton in reply 10 this inquiry be communicated.
i cannot but hope that your EIceency will furnish
me With such explanations as may relieve the Minis
ter from the position in which he has thus been
placed, and which will enable me 10 allay the IN
pleasant feelings which the intelligence of this
rnce will occasion in the United States.
avail myself Of this opportunity TO renew to your
ExceleDcy the assurances Of the high consideration
with which | am your humble and obedient serv ant
J. Y MASON.
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HEAVY DUPLICATION.
THE LATE OCEAN BANK EMBEZzLE1ENr-
ARREST OF THE TELLER.

Nearly two months since as will be remembered, a
def,lcation of over $50 600 was discovered in the
Ocean Bank. which was charged upon W. p. Girck,
the paying teller from the fact, as is alleged thai ne
deserted bis post and fed the State or remained IN
the City in place Of concealment. As soon as the
oss 70 the Bank sscertaned the President OF the
institution went before Judge Beebe and made an ATM
davit sganst the fugitive on the strength OF which
Judge Beebe issued q warrant for his arrest.
Active search has since been made for the defautsr
but without success till 81 o'clock this morning, when
Officer Ralph Patterson of the Lower Police Court
succeeded in finding where he was concealed, and
srrestiDg him. He remains in durance vile awaiting
hearing before Judge Beebe, on the charge of en-
bezZement.
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PITH OF WASHINGTON LETTERS.

"Ioy," ia The Baltimore Sun
cit wns foresesn that the Congress would manifest,
at the very beginning OF the session, deep interest
in whatever concerns our foreign affairs, and the
conrse taken in regard TO them by the Executive Gov.
espment Our foreign policy 10 matter OF especial
interest AZ a time when Europe u engaged IN war
the complications OF which DO one can conceive, and
N q end of which can see. The puohc mud u,
boweyer impressed with the idea that the var begun
NAV last as long as that Of l793 which continued for
three yesrs with the interruption only Of the
brief watchful and distracted peace Of Amens. That
we NAV be involved In It's intricaeies Is very possible,
even under the wisest and most steady administration
of the original and true American policy, as estab-
rsbed in the early days Of the Republic II is the
general belief that tho Congress Of American dpio'
mats at Ostend has definite bearing upon the policy
of that country and was intended 20 give It shape
ard form The President has not noticed ia hi,
message this gathering Of our ministers ~ Is as
serted however that their meeting was accidental,
which will be believed by those who suppose that tho
uniyerse YVES formed by fOrtuitous concurrence OF
atoms and that the earth is made OF green cheese.
The House bent upon knowing something about the
policy agreed upon or proposed at this meeting at
0stend-a meeting, too. that was 80 ostentahousiy
paraded as an American conference
OK" in the paper, per contra;
81 have already observed that the Congress of
'Ostend is a newspaper fabricaton-ihatt tho meeting
Of the Plenipotentiaries was purely accdenta-ths'
thew had no instruction from their Govern men, 10
hold such meeting and that the whole after was
modification Omewhat similar TO the plot in the play
Of The Irish Ambassador. 1t would BIO hard case,
If three Americans meeting accidentally IN any place,
should not be allowed 10 talk politics. or be unable 10
do go without being held accountable Tor Their pr
vate conversation.
Every thing shows that this will be . business
session. and that Congress, for the fret time since
many year. will be at work before the Christmas
HOLIDAYS as well az after it, never saw better feel
ing that honorable body, or sincerer disposition
10 sustain the Administration"
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THE STATE OF VENEZUELA.
To he Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: have the pleasure of sending you the follow
ing COPY of the latest news from Venezuela:


LA GuAYRA, November 20, 1854
"be elections have been made in due form and the result
that General yose Fsdeo Monsgs was elected Pe'dsat
ee OF the members of Congress fell upon persons worthy
and patriotic who will hamoDize with the Executive branch
of the Government, In their legislative functions
Peace throushOu the country snS there
There is not another instance in the history of the
New World, that man should have been elected 10
the supreme power Of a country, carrying with him
oRthe pOtes of the Society whose destines he is
going to preside The present election in Venezuela
is very eloquent indeed since gives the lie to those
who dare yet TO affirm that the sworn enemy OF the
Liberal party and of the Republic has any influence
whatever, or even any favor with the people,
The venezuelans. by giving all their votes IN favor
of Gen Jose Fadeo Monagas have also given new
proof of their good sense. This illustrous CITIZEN
faithful 10 his oath to support the lawful government
Of Colombia sincere friend and companion OF Don
var and an honest soldier OF the American nuepenu-
epce made ell his efforts TO prevent Faction rom
demolisbipg the work which cost 50 many sacri-
fees and should cause to be frutess great portion
of the South American glores Yet, when tue pass
ing events showed him that the Pohcy required ,ua'
Columbia should longer exist, he submitted TO thus
fate and his country men were witnesses now ne, IN
his life deporng that the excuses OF ths'
same faction which destroyed Bolivar, were now iead
inc his country to an inevitable despotsm. uowev-
or this threatening cloud disappeared IN ls4s Tor IL
was then when he was lawfully nominated to the SUI
preme power Of Venezuela that be reesiaohsneu ho-
erty there. Now, he is called again to preside owe.
The destines of that Republic and there is no DOUBT
hut he will secure the peace of his country ana cause
the happiness of his countrymen.
Gen. Jose Fadeo Monagas carries along WIN nun,
for the benefit of the Venezuelan Cabinet an immense
and valuable stock of experience, of wisdom and OF
public confidence. He viii surely be surrounded oy
those worthy citizens who helped HIM TO save ms
country in ls4s ard who remained faithful supporters
ostbe I;overrment and of the liberty OF Nenez uea'
The people are never deceived when they are mas,
ters OF their own fate; when, as in lsis, they are
free TO nominate and appoint their own rulers, they
always elect with good sense they place the desnes
of their country in honest hands trust their fate TO
wise heads and to patriotic hearts and thus never
fail TO secure their own happiness. ANENEzUELAN'
A.. York g 1854
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CIPREME CoURT.-In the matter of tho

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho
- Application Of the Mayor Adermen and Commodity Of
the CITY New relative 10 the OPENING and LAYING
OUT VI PUBLIC SQUARE, Known a. bLOOhlNoDALk
Of Estimate and Assessment IN the seoveen
titled matter hereby 1--WE notice 20 tie owner or ovoe oe
all and lots and lmpoyed and
usmproy.d lands affected thereby and to all others whom
FSsT Th.t We hsye completed Estmste and As-ess
that al persons whose Interests are s1ected more
bT and who opposed the DO Presnt their Oh
isefops Ia writing daily verified 70 MOSS MAYNARD Jr,
DAWES No II Wsli-st this city before the 18th
day Of December. 1854
sscoxD Thai any person persons xho may eonter them
,.vs, srsr,ved by aid Estimate and Asesmsnt, win BE-
JoHN A WEEKS No Sc Wall st., ia sad city, oeioeh
p NJ 90 the 18th day Of January, 1884
THfsD the Abstract of the said Estimate and Asse
eut tosether with and also all the sda,its ESQ
oar report lave been deposited in the Street comm.sos
" fee Of the City AID County Of New Yorz there 70 ~
main Until ire ID Of February. 1855
FcUETB That the limits embraced By the Assesnen %
city bounded Described. xad eontsni7s - fouovs on
say On the month By the souibsy lac Or nss o. W hs e.
the south BY the Dorthery line sde OF ,hs $50 by
By the westerly line sde Of the shsy 80 III sboss other
the es'tsry line or sSe Of ils ssaio. On esssery
- 81 he az Az Lstxsss St.t and eots &c .s'
the lots fronting the estery 40 he aid map Of the
9Th tsd Goth sz. aforesaid, - is'" Jus "
Counisiopefs .,, ,-Sy Be presented % the So
~ 60 a.. >, ~ a. sesfc Of New forn 81 - AR
.1,of 70 !. I'D he CITY BAL " sss a. III cpsass
UkpAf The az and that then AID there or q. ss 90. ~
shsr .. eous.I ca % NOES MAYNARD. IT, cem@i-
report be senDfh' IOHN WEEKS, aozenL
JOSEPH s. YORK.. xan1
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THE SOULE AFFAIR.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Tar TRIBUNE was the first among the journals oil
this country to inform the public of the true grounds
ON which the French Government put its exclusion OF
Mr.. Soule from its territory. The reason wnion VIC
stated TO have been alleged was that While passage
through France would not ZEE denied to Mr. Soule ms
,esidence there would not be tolerated The Official
eorespondence between Mr.. Mason, the United states
Minister at Paris and Nj. Drouyn de fhuys the Sec
,etsry for Foreign Affairs, which is among the papers
accompanying The Presidents Message, shows ths'
the explanation in question was given by NJ prouyn
de rIIuys with quiet diplomatic air of contempt for
Mr. Soule which does not however conceal the fsc'
that the French Government found it advisable TO re-
cede from the position it had at fret assumed Inc
correspoI denoe is as follows:
Mr.. Mason 10 N. de FHHys.
LEGATION DIS ErATs UNlS,
PARIS, 27th Oct, 1854.
Mr. DRoUYN DE HrYs, Minister Foreign Affairs
SIR, have received information that on tue gam
inst Mr. Soue, on his arrival at Calais from tue
shores of England, notified by a police otleer,
that orders had been given by the Imperial Govern
men that he should not be permitted TO enter France
ard that hy these orders he was compelled to return
10 England where be now remains. Mr.. Soule is
citizen Of the United Stses accredited as an Enyoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotentary from bis
country 10 the Cont Of Spsn. He bad, in executing
the orders of his Government visited Paris aud Lon
don and was returning TO his post at Madrid, by the
most usual and convenient route, through tne TERN
tories of France when he was thus arrested IN his
tourney He had received no notice OF the deierh
nation OF the EmperOr's Government 20 deny nlm
nrivil,0e awarded by all nations 10 citizens
or subjects of friendly powers, travelling unuer
their protection, and especially those VINO are
clothed with the sacred character OF puoNc
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TIE TURF.

r,roy COURSE. l.. l. TRorrISG.- JV,daesdIg,
Dec. 6-Match 80 OOO mile heots-best in 5, 10
harness.
W. Whesn usmes b. m.
H. Woodruff ames br
Time-2.58- Z. 58-2:s6
CENTREvIILE COURSE. L. I.-rRoTTISG Friday,
Dee. Match $500; mile heats-in harness.
H. woodruff br POlly..............,.......
w. Peabody eh T. Jimmy Pok........'''.''' Cat
Time-2:57
CISrREvILLE COURSE, l. I.-TROTTISG.-1hu
dan. Nov. 3O-Purse and Stake $780, mile heats
best 3 in j. in wsgons-wagon and driver to weigh
$50 pounds
H. Woodruff names eh q Baker Boy ...............t
s. HossaLd names g. Tecumseh. ................2
Time-2 5i-2fj
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. DECEMBER l. 1854
Az The total of import. and export, not specified

Al the total imports and exports we're not 'peensd
in the Reyor, there was means at hand OF testing
the correctness Of these fgures Suspectng them 70
be erroneous, we ,eegrspbed to cur Warrington cor
rsspOnsent 10 nscertsir the fact, but osins 10 tae
enlargement Il the telegraph wires occss'ooed oy
the storm his reply did not reach rs sn yesteruy;
II is here slhioined snd shows % II the true excess OF
imports over exports including ne precious metals
in both cases is sac 32I, 3l7 |, should be stated
that this gous OF eco 900 did no' orE
nate with the Secretary OF the Treasury, but WAS
typographical blnnder of the office which furnished
al moot.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived.
PORT OF NEW YoRK..,..Dl

Ship Samuel Russell, clpper) Linebumsr Foo-Chov FOO
ans Is vial tess &c 10 A. A LO~ Brothers les boon
7Ss,.N OF Hsusrss with he.yy ssles from w " w.
Rig q W. Lawrence (of WarebD Fslss, CisDfoesos IL
5.S. with .uEsr TO W. ElwelL ID inst lat q, Ion.
IS uoks bark Lyssnder. 81 and for Boston
sehr Norfolk PACKET Bede Washington days With -four
schr Elizabeth Eleanor (M.son) As1snis days, with
-four TO Abbot Dodge.
sehf LoH. s. Davis Davis Charleston "a hOg cotton to
HeCTesdy Mott & Co
schr EnIy Johnson. Tunnel, Bsltinore. coal.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

F,o. tn " JOuy-aI II con~oee
The Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury, a.
published in ali the papers OF this City on Tuesday
morning 90 far az we have had opportunity 70 OBJ
serve made the excess of ports over exports darrg
he lat .eal year ending 3o,h June 1854 &C. 32 ,3l7
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suIcIpr.-A German, named Frederick Keicher,
late resident of No. 1877 HousOn.st, committed su-
icide this morning, by hanging himself in his room.
He WAS cut down, and Coroner Gamble notified to
hold an inquest. The motive which pro npted the
dec. asei 10 take his own life was not learned.
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WAsHIS6roS. Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1884.
Total amount o, imports, inclEding san Francisco,
ssO4. s6a, 3sI. Total amount of domestic produce
gold included exported including san Frsnci GO,
s253 500 $40. Foreign goods exported, including
San Francisco, s24, SOL 1874 Total exports, s37s,-
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The meeting then adjourned to meet on Tuesday
evening Dec ie q, "A ocl0,k, 70 hear the report OF
the Committee on Subscriptions and REGULATIONS.
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INO- FORTES-R GLEN q 20. naso TO
pAsS mir Piano FORE Ma1uf.etory sse w. - =
~ 10 yg.oa 20 No. q sprnss~'
srosdvsJ
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,yort nov q. ls5&
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-06
OLIVIER, STONE a. FOLSOM.
SENEnAf fANn ArrNrc q,


Office at the Court House, Court House Square. b Paul
HAVING formed a co.psrtnetAhp for the purposs
OF carrying on The above business, will attend ID
buying and selling real estate public and private sale,
litiss exarmed abstracts made to all lands bought and
.oid ny us; Taxes paid for residents and Others
Deeds drawn and Acknowledgements taken.
Tnere may be found At biir Office Township Maps bf
al the surveyed lands In tile Territory; aso niapS Of all
.ne Cities towns and their additions in Ramsey county;
as well rs complete list Of ali the entries mdde At ~
u. .. Land Office In this county, corrected scm~ssk
W perfect abstract Of each ana every piece Of parce
Of aid III this county from the United States to he h.
test grantees list Of lands sold or unpaid taxes IN this
wise.
All kinds Of mapping ard pi ting done to order, psf
sons desiring correct copy Of my the mdpS On is
In the Registers oice Of Ramsey county, or township
maps OF any lands surveyed in the Territory can be
furnished with the same, short notice and st reason
ablc prices.
persons desiring to enter land anywhere In this Ter
ritury by land warrants or otherwise, Will nnd Il to
their advantage TO apply to this firm. All business In.
trusted TO our care II attended 10 with promppess and
despatch
FEFERENcEs.
Hon. H. NJ Rice, Washington Ciyj Hon II. II. siblsy,
Mendoza; Mcssrs IOruP Oakes, Bankers, and Rice,
Iollinshead n Becker. Attorneys, 81. Paul. Ally
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nMRa M. I, sTOAKEs, g. Anthony se, 81. fGul, ha0
lV tnst returned from the City Of New York, with
stock Of Millinery ware vefy much superior 70 any
goods In hex department hf tfHde, ever offered IN the
Territory To her usual stock, she has added 0iUvecS
Mttta Needles, Pins, Tapes aud many other new ers~
ces She has also taken great pains to obtain ns -
IONS Of this, and the winter seasons; all Of wnic9
will be happy to show to such 40 call. oct'SIs''"
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CKOCERI AND PKOVlSlONS.
FOR THE MILLION

ID PRESLEY has left on last Saturday. the 22d inst.
lOs for st. Louis, to purchase the largest stock that
was ever brought To this place. lie would re-
spectnlly call the attention Of his surrounding friends
and the public In general TO that good opportunity for
those who wish to buy cheap IN every thing In his line.
without running all over town 10 buy what they want.
please step In and examine prices and quality. Also,
IN addition to this, has Just received this week Hams.
Eggs Fresh Butter Cheese, Oysters, Sardines, Lard,
Flour Extra and Ane, Corn Meal and good many
other things too to mention, at the large brick
block, Third street, st. Paul.
Wholesale and retail 2-tf
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June 9, ls53.-stf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC,


lINiE subscribers III returning their thanks to their
l. patrons and the puDIic IN General for the her",
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy Of
their manufacture; among others, all sorts of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, COrinndcrs, Anisse
AciiHtted Fruit, and all other kind of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys, SC. which they will sell by the box
NJ lower raes adingfreght. than il be bought In
,;aIcna st. Louis, with the advantage Of having
rcsh article. Also, French, German and English Toys
I'd Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Creu
Omptly filled At the lowest possible prices:
20 REM Il kARCffEn
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81. Paul, June 2, 1553.-7tf.
Nnr,prsr
Es
HNf1E subscriber offers to sell or

VuNllE subscriber offers sell or to lease for term Of
years, his SAW MILL, situated near the Upper
Landing saint Paul. being Of the best locations for
the LAUNDERING business in the city. The Mill In good
repnr, has upright mulmy saw, cutoff saw one
hath save, and machine for making cut Shingles The
Boom at the Mill is excellent and safe place for kee y.
ing logs This property will be sold or leased on favor
able terms. JOHN Il. IRVINE.
st. Paul. Dec 3Oth, 1853. 3s.tf
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in
Chanc1y
SIIAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. German,
cart. !; IL simpson, t t. 5: TOP Ens'r.' ST. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, fsq Pioneer Office,
u. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES.
+. II. O'Nea Esq, Secretary Of statc
Judges Legrand, Tuck and Ecleston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court df Maryland
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John v. l.. Mcmahon, Esq, Baltimore, Md
EDWARD M'LAGAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
At the Lower Landing, st. Paul
4 Ii. Commission and Conxignnients will be prompt
N ly and carefully attended to.
References: B. II. Campbell, II. M'Lagan, Gaenn
Geo. DeDaun, ST. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing, st. Paul, Min.
March 25, 1852.
MINNEsOTA BANKING HOUSE,,
March l4th, 1854.
Late Of Western Bank, Phi'a,
Bankers, Exchange and Real Estate Brokers.
DROMPT attention given to collections In all parts
rates Of exchange.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
And located time to the favor of actual settlers.
Town and country property for sale for cash or on
time. We give personal attention to the purchase and
sale Of property, the payment of taxes, entering land
locating land warrants and all other business that maI
be entrusted to our care. 49-tf
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st. 3Daul AD0'ts.

[ON ROBERTS, DErwEaN Third AND FOURTH STREETS.
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE.
4 we iairiy fixed In building, and
"A having sufficient room to store 4 large and COM
lete stock Of Groceries, GRAIN Flour and Provisions
wc would respectfully call the attention of friends
in St Paul aud the surrounding country, to the FACT
that have just reccivc the largest and best selected
assortment Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
brought Minnesoa, and we can now say to our
St Croix and Minnesota river friends, that Of
ering better inducements to these trades than any other
house ia st. PAUL. and mt wholesale; we pledge our
selves to sci. at CALENA Prices. Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered
at the landing to part of the city free Of charge
We would again respectfully call attention to our
nev stock, Dealers and friends throughout the
surrounding country will find that IL embraces every
thing usually kept in line Of business; aud In doing
would express thanks for avOrs, and the liberal
patronage extended towards US the past winter We
cnimerate in part follows, which we will sell strictly
for caSh the tOMeki market
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~. 4. l.. LARPENTEtit. -
Ds1.1 ~ DyS Gcods, Croeaes, Prosisons, CIstA;Ns,
""'a'0a's' China and Q1eensDa,e, CMLvy, &r. =
THIRD STREET,
Near the corner Of Third and Jsckson sttssta.
81. Paul, Minnesota.
HE river 10 closed, but the stores Of A. L. i.,,..
tenr are stil open, where may be found the mo-
Goods, Carpetings Jewery, Genilemens' clothing H.
Guiding Hats and Csps, Boots and Shoes and svcty DIN.
the city affords stock of Groceries and provisionc
OF all Kinds, which cannot be surpassed, and fii @
soIment Of Hardware, Dclf and QueenswAfe Cutlery
smd every other article suitable for the Mhnesots trsUs
al OF which will be sold Wholesale retail, Cd I'D
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety Of double and single bareiiEd shok
guns, rifles und pistols, powder TASKS and shot pouchas
gun wads wser proof percussion caps extra gun ocks:
WASH rods, screw drivers, and driving busincss ma
all bs found at A. l. LAWPENTEIisi,S
LOUIS OLIVIER, I'M. STONE, y. P. YOLsoN;
NeR Deeds, RMm'y co. Judge Probate CD. Shrtaxof
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,

Justice Of the Pcaee, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
j the Post Oirce, corner Of Third and Minnesota
Streets where he will be found rcady TO attend to the
collection Of debts, purchasing and selling real estate.
payment Of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav.
ing been In the business for some time past, and
b. ing provided with of all the surveyed portion
of the Territory and Of the the ST. Peters,
he hatters himself that he will be able give satisfac
ton to all who may give him call.
N. II. Town Lots IN st. Paul, st. Anthony and all
the towns Peters for sale reasonable prices.
Also Farms In the country, with or thousimprove-
ments.