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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-24
NO IAN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE OF CHAPTER
SIIERIFF'S BONDS

THIRTEEN OF THE COMPILED STATUTES RELATING TO
is hereby enacted by the General Assemble Of the State of
Vermont as flo,cs:
SEC l. Section three of chapter thirteen of the compiled
statutes is hereby so amended as read follows;
SEC. 3 Each sheriff shall within fifteen days from the
first day of December each year. and before entering upon
the duties of his Office, the official bond required by
section two OF chapter thirteen of the bompeo and
IN of the neglect of any sheriff ard furnish said
bond for the of fifteen days from the frs, day of Deem
Der in each year, the office shall be considered vacant
SEC q Section two of chapter thirteen of the compiled
statutes amended o read as follows:
SEC. g Each sheriff. before entering upon the duties of
w Office shall become bound by way of ecognzance in the
of ten thousand dollars more sufficient surees
to the treasurer of the county before of the judges of the
supreme court the two assistant judges of the county
court OF their respective countless faithful discharge
the duties OF his office and shall take the ose before
one OF SAID Judges who shall certify the oath the shers
commission.
SEC 3. This shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November 3, 1854
NO: 2o--AN ACT TO PUNISH THE FRAUDULENT ISSUE AND
TRANSFER OF CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN CORPORA
is heJy enacted BY the General assembly, of The State of
Vermont Jollous.
SEC Every PRESIDENT cashier treasurer secretary or
other officer and every agent any bank railroad maufac-
turing, other corporation who shall wluy and desgnedly
sgn with intent TO issue, sell pledge issued
sold or pledged shall wfuy and designedly ISSUE sell
pledge or TO be issued Sold pledged any false
en or simulated certificate other evidence of the
snip or transfer OF any share shares of the capital stock of
such corpomton any certificate other evidence of
ownership or transfer of any share shares stock such
corporaon or any instrument purporng be certificate,
other evidence of such ownership transfer the signing
ing, selling, pedgng of which by president cashier
treasurer or other officer agent shall be authorized by
the charter and bylaws Of such corporation amend
ment thereof shall be adudged guilty of felony and shall
punished by fine exceeding thousand dollars and
sonmen IN the state prison less than year,
than ten years, in the discretion of the court.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November l. 1854
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no. a. AN ACT RELATING TO THE BANK SHARES OF NON
RESIDENT STOCKHOLDERS.

htSIDENT bIUCkFUIlDEKS.
is hereby enacted by the General ASSEMBLE ofthe State Of
Pg'mont foLovs:
SEC l. The cashiers of the several banks i'm this state shall
on or before the first day of August of every year de-
duct from the dividends upon the shares hereafter mentioned
and pay over the treasurer of this state per cenum on
each and every share owned by residing
without tins state which may hereafter owned by any
person or persons residing without this state,
SEC z II shall be the duty of the cashiers of the several
banks III ms state TO certify to the of this or
before he hrst day of August annually the of The person
or PERSONS and The amount of stock number of shares such
person or PERSONS any, may i'll such banks who live
reside without this
SEC Ga or before the first day of September annually
Inc auditor oil accounts shall whole amount maid
into the treasury OF this state geeaby the provisions of this
act Tor The year previous aud shall apportion the among
The different counties according TO their population pre-
vous census and shall forward the of county
an order on the state for the appooned 10
each county as aforesaid
See End poge)
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f,hls day unloading ilom Car, $50 Bushels Est q
] Nice SALT. Which will se sold cheap foi Cas- b.
liberal dissoahi 10 those who buy seli agaia. Civ
US cali.
ALSO
A sfior qualify Of sugar cured Hans, justIecei
Joi, 2eth, 1914 FULLER 4 SMITH
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No Am ACT IN RELATION TO DISPOSITIONS
Hs hereby enacted by The General Assembly Of tie State
Of Vermont, as foltous:
SEC. l. Any person wishing hereafter take deposition
Of witness out OF shall either personal to
he given by the magistrate taking such deposition
verse party or citation signed by auscc, be served
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Approved, November Ii, 1854.

No. 2aN ACT n a EN- N OF sEG0N EGHrBEN
CORPORATIONS, APPROVED DECEMBER s. 1853.
hereby enacof ty The General assembly Of Tie State Of
Vermont, as fotiopS
SEC l. section eighteen Of the which this is an
amendment amended read follows Every such
corporation shall annually either the month OF January
July, make certificate, stating the of their capital
STOCK actually paid ~ The invested estate,
amount invested personal estate and the Their
debts and credits, at the time of making the certificate
~ as The same can be aSceraned with the of each stock
holder and the number of shares held by EACH the date
such certificate which certificate shall be signed by the pres
dent and secretary of said corporation verified by their
oats or amaton and shall be deposited with
OF the town which said corporation located and transact
their business and the copy any report filed
or made IN pursuance of this section certified by town
clerk to be true copy of the whole of such certificate or re-
port filed IN his Office shall be received all places
as pesumpye legal evidence of the facts therein stated as
shall luhe be the duty of such corporation cause book
TO be Kept by ITS clerk secretary the which such
corporation is located and their business containing
The names OF all the holders of stock therein alphabetically
ranged, showing their places of residence and the number of
shares held by EACH and the time when they respectively
came the of such shares which book shall during the
usual hours of business of each day. be open for the
inspection of stockholders and all creditors of corporation
and their personal representatives"
Sec 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November g. 1854.
NO Ran IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGHTY THREE OF
TThECoMPiLED STATUTES, ENTITLED PRIVATE CORPORA
IL IS hereby enacted by the General assembly ofe of
permOn, as foiiowS
SEC No person shall be eligible to- or hereafter hold the
ONCE OF president director any private corporation in this
state unless such person bona de stakeholder in such cor
poralion
Approved, November IA 1854.
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No 9AN TIN ADDITION TO CHAPTER FORTY FIVE OF THE
COMPLIED STATUTES ENTITLED "LEyf OF EXECUTIONS"
as hereby enacted by the General assembly of The State
Of Vermont, foiIo,0s.
SEC l. Whenever an execution is extended on any real
estate situate in two adjoining towns the same shall
be appraised by three udcons and dnteested eehoders
the vicinity residing either of the towns in which art of
such real estate situate who shall be appointed in the
manner provided by twenty of chapter
twenty five of the compiled statutes
Sac g. This shall take effect from its massage
Approved, November 2, 1854
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No. BIN ACT n ANENDWENF OF CIAPFGR SIXTY-ONE
or THE COMPILED STATUTES.
rs haeJy eaarei ~ NJ GAtscal lsssgJy Of he State
Of Vermont t0iopS
SEC l. The provisions Of section fourteen of chapter sixty
of the complied shall not be construed extend
any of action, which accrued any other state,
governments when the parties thereto the time such
Of accrued residents any other state govern
nent Prooded that this shall affect any
pending,
Approved, N0vember 10 1851
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NO IAN ACT AUTHORIZING THE sELECTMEN OF THE SEW
ERAL TOWNS TO ESTABLISH FIRE DISTRICTS IN CERTAIN
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LIVERPOOL SALT.

WM. HEBARD, PresidsHf.
J. WYMAN, SsersiaTv.
Chelsea, W., July 10, le5s
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 90. 81
Who are the Know NOthinss.

The New York Freemaa's Journal saws that
the leaders of the Know NothiDgs are persons
in the pay of the British government, and that
the whole organization, 50 far as it has an or
y;tnization, is under the influence of British Of
iicials in this country. The object of those at
the head OF the movement is to SOW dssension
between native born and naturazed citizens
n;.i thus weaken the government of the Uni
ted States Whether the FrecmQns journal
be rightly Informed or not, the effect Of the
Know Nothing organization will ultimately
he what the worst enemies Of this country and
government desire. Repeated personal con-
hlcts between the native born and fore IGN pop
uation viii have a tendency to force each par
'y to regard the ether with aversion. and to
become its antagonist at every favorable OPP
portunitv. What the result of such state of
society will BE-, it is needless to say. 1t be-
hoovcs every good citizen to use his influence
10 prevent any combination Of persons or Cir
cunStances which may result in arrayng hos
tilcly toward each other native born and adOp-
ted citizens. Neither can profit by occupying
toward the other such a position. One cle-
lncnt may succeed in preventing the other from
having any control or influence in the govern
mant, but what advantage would that be com
pared with all the evils which may be brought
about by dcprivny the other element Of its
constitutional rights. So long as emigration
is encouraged it is a poor policy to prevent
adopted citizens from rising to the dignity aud
exercising the rights of freemcn.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
GENERAL, MARKETS.

1--we STocK.Correctei daily by Mr.. c. Couirfn-re Beef
on foot, cts. e ib Cows, S3O0 $50 Work Oxen from
S9o0Sl5O q yoke.
FRESH MKAr-Reta-Becf, sc.Gll l2c. Mutton l0c. G0I2
Fork, l71zc. Veal! 12lac. Chickens So 90 p dozen.
PRo,LIoNs.-(C (Correcred daily 10y Mr. PRESLEY Pork
ST. 50GslS T. Dbl Hams, lie. q H. Lard I214c. Foar
superine, Sc % extra, 81 bb Corn Meal 75c. + bu.
leans, 81 80 = bush Potatoes 30cGIS5c + bush Fresh
Batter, i5c. fI-5c 2 h. Cheese 12Ac T. IT, Eggs l5c.
= dozen.
GnocEiIs.( From Mr.. ALEXANDER REY, Robert street..
Sugar brown, Tease. refined, &c, crushed and pow
derci, l2isc. T. b. Coffee, l5c 025c Tea, 6Oc. fsl
Rice Sc "a lQc. Moltsses, soc. Ia soc. a gallon
DRIED FRrIr.-Appes, 81 50 4 bushel. Peaces, Sc 60,
Green apples S7GD9 q barrel.
GRAN-Oats, 45c. Corn, 7Oc. G115c Barley, Csc
M,SCELANEors.-Crackers - 58GOS5 5Ot barrel. Tai
low 15c. z fb Candles star, 35c. e h. Fresh Fish,
Sc. 2 lb. dried, &c. Lime 81 50lDs2 90 q b Onions
SOC. 2 BUSH Lard Oil, 81 70 = gal Salt, 81 90 4 bu.
Vinegar. CSC = gallon. Ta!ow, 13c. e lb. Tobacco,
1oc. G05oc. Hides (green) 3t,c. dry, DC. e lb.
LrMDHn.-Conmon, sloG1l4 T NJ Dimension stuff,
s1IG0s16 Flooring, sl6 Siding SIC Seasoned, s-0O.5
Shingles, 81 OOa SO so Iath 81.
Woodbury., 50 0oN0s3 SO 4 cord.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28

EXPENSES OF RuNSISo A PnINrtsG OFFICE.
The Chicago Press thus succincty states
what every daily paper publisher now expert
enccS:
If The " high prices continue it is plain that
some things which still remain at the old STAN
dard must advance to correspond with the new
order of things. For instance, it costs us fifty
per cent. at least. and perhaps seventy-iive per
cent, more TO publish our paper now than it
did one year and nine months ago, and vet we
charge the same price for our daily and weekly
We have advanced the rates oralvertisng and
job work Il fraction, but they by no means cor
respond to the increased rates of labor and the
means of subsistence. The same is true of the
publishing business generally. and if the price
of beef and produce Of Ill kinds remain at pres
cnt figures the readers of newspapers should
be content to pay more for them, in order that
printers may live and keep the fountairs of
knowledge from drying up at their sources
The people cannot afford to be without news
papers, though they should cost twice as much
as they now do.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
MaTsden's Lead.

1t will be rccoectcd, that the above Lead
was first discovered in clearing out spring of
water. As the excavation was extended the
quantity of water increased till it had the APP
pcarance Of "nitc brook. This continued till
list Wednesday, when, We are informed. the
water lound some new means Of escape and
disappeared entirely from the workmcn. 1t
has probably gone into some cavern which the
miners will ultimately find below. This mine,
we are told, is different from any ever before
discovered here. The ground appears to be
full of mineral, lying in no particular order,
nnl ), lar it has been found in great abun-
dance, wcll-tormc'i, and in pieces of q large
size, Il few feet below the surface. a few days
since. shaft was sunk at some distance from
the original discovery, though in the vicinity,
and ore was found in similar abundance
There being none Of the usual helps afforded
in this case by which miners are sometimes as
sisted in forming a Judgment of the probable
quantity which Lead will yield, no estimate
can be formed of its value, but we are told that
the owner has offered to take for it one hundred
housand doNars'-Galena -4Ir.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
GALENA MARKETS.
(Correct5d Daily from the Gdlend Adrstti

(Cofrertsd Daily from the Galena .idrsrtiser,)
FLouE.-Superine So so a ) 60, Extra Sc co a
So 80.
GRAIN. Oats bush. 81 &c Corn, none.
PoRK.-MeSs Sl3 Sll, do Clear SIS SIG.
BACoS.-fIams Sc Sc, Shoulders a 7c.
LARD.-s l-2 to &c.
BUTTER-Frcsh Is lSc, Frkin IL l-2alj
CHEEsE-E ID and w IL a l5c, Country 9 a
i0c.
SUGAR-N 4l-2a5 1-2c, Clarified 81 q
7c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N o 30 a 35c, S II Sc a 4Oc.
CoFrEE-Rio IL l-2 13 l-2c, Java 16 lie.
Rice, 6 a 6 ii.
TEA-Imperial 45 75c, III 40 a zoe, Black
40 Soc.
ToBACco-tirsinia rs Csc, Missouri IL IL d
SC.
CANDIES and SoAP-Mould 13 l-2 lie Tallow
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap 5 81 a 6 ii.
FRuIr-Apples, green per bbl 50 so SO So
Dried, per bush Is Il l SO, Peaches, dried, | Il
q 50 90, Raisins per box a 90, Lemons 81 OF
a 80.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. per Dbl. SIS 90, No.
do l6 90, No. do Ii 90, Goldfish per Dbl 81 0O
Salmon per bb $50 90, Oysters per dozen, IS OO
a 50 90.
sAtr-G A per sack 81 25, LH2 so, Ia
nawah, per bush SOC.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs-a- Shot, pen
sack 50 %, White pure per keg OF 2 IS, Nc
l, per kcg 2 25 2 so.
DIR GoODs-BIue drills per yard 9 l-2 llcts
Brown Shee,ing, a Bic, OSnaturg, ii a lSe
Blue denimS, 10 a II, Cotton bats 10 l3 l-2
Cotton yarn 10 2l, Ticking Ga Is.
GLAss-l2xlS per box so 81 90, 1Oxl4
per box, 25 S. so, l0xl2 50, sxio 3 so q
90.
IARDwARE-Na;ls, Jmiata per lb 6 a7c, Iron
Mountain, sal IL, Boston do, Iron, Flat Bar
sac, II S Bar, l-2a a7l2, Sheet American
8 IL 9, Nail Rod &c, Russian IS 3-ic, Cas-,
Steel per lb 22c Blister 16 a 20, German lSa-
Steel springs ii Is, Axels 10 IL 1-2, Anv
II 15 Axes per doz. IL 90 l3 80, Chains
log, per lb 8 Il 10, Gable 10, Miners shoveIs per
doz IL, Spades do.
LUMBER-Clear per NJ 25 90 a 30 90, Common,
IS 90 Is 90, Flooring, rough, 20 % u 25 90,
plancd, 80 90 35 90, Siding l6 90 20 co.
Shee.ing, II Ii, I.ath 90, Shingles 3 80
a 1 25.
SuSpR,Es-Brooms per doz so 300 Feathers,
Geese 40 a 50.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY PIONEER OFF1cE,
June lS, 1854.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and sold corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Mesrs. BORUP CAKES, Banker,
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange on New York and 81. Louis, Il e cent.
" d 'buqne and Gslena a p r'
- Chicago. * IS
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
All Eastern Ohio Indiana Michigan, and other West
currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON Georgia. taken At par
Memphis, Tennessee Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co, Covingtcn Conner
VILE llama an Bank of Commerce, Di.t { pumba,
notes not received.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
M@Kentp's Column.
HEN kl MCkENTG

HENRY MckENTI,
ID E A L IN REAL TATE,
cFfIcE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third Street,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
II AND bought and sold throughout the Territory;
Investments made to the best ad vantaye, and Land
" arraits located.
REFERENCES.
Ner York. Minne.ota
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov W. A. Gorman,
Daniel Curtis, ESD, Hon, w II. Welch, Chief
Capt. A. De reyster, Justice of Min. Ter.
Messrs. - Thompson Hon. Henry VI. Rice, Del
l. Nephew, egate to Congress,
Messrs Williams & Guion, Rice, iIoliing shead l.
Phiadetphia. Becker, Attys at Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esq. Pre- Mes,rs. Bcrup l. Oakes
idcnt Western Bank, Bankers,
Messrs Drexel Il Co. B'ks. j. 7. Ros.er Esq. Secre.
- X. Taylor r Co, tary of the Territory,
Freed, Ward Freed, Ames a. Van Etten, At
Bingham S Dock, torne!s Al Law,
" Sers, James II Co., Rev. L. NJ. Fullerton Re.
" Bailey Il Co., gister Z. Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq. Nota- VIM. HUlcOmbe, Esq. ne
ry Public, Cever u. s. Land Office
II. Messchert, Atty at Law T. I. Mann, NJ. d.
James Kitchen, NJ ID.
Wi!liam StOever, Esq tl9-n
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
NEW STORE! NEW STOCK:!


VX|Ol Id most respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w st. Paul and surrounding country that they have
recently established themselves in the New store Third
street doors above Whitneys Daguerrean Gallery
where they oftsr to the public assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which for extent ami variety. durability of material and
elegance and beauty of finish. will challenge comparison
with the best selected stock in the Northwest.
1t being determination to do exclusive Boot ami
Shoe business have every confienc" in assuring the
public that they ny timcS find the articles
the LOWEST PRl ~ FOR CASH "A the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE THIRD ST., ST. PAUL
.yune I5-dtf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
25 FARMS FOR SALE,

70 FARMS FOK SALE.
TO PRA CTICAL "a " E r s {.
TuNIIc notice real Faamers not speculaors who
Il pretend to be farmers.
TO practical Farmers wish say that have hand
twenty five farms for sale (and always have from
to twenty ve which range from 10 miles from st
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory and from per.
sonal ns pection of all the lands this City, |
bcd to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
sol to give call.
Ny Farms have various degrees of Improvement and
dattcr myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY NKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
OficeOld Post Office Building Sd street.
&
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
5000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

T1NE most magnificent enterprise presented the
citizens of st. Paul and Minnesota. Gold, jewels.
gems brlhants. Gift festivals, commencing on MONDAY
EN. >NG. June 26. Grand distribution, Saturday, July
LIST, as IS the tickets soil.
Two Thousand Dollars worth of rich rare and princcly
presents. be donated to the visitors the FAKIE of
sivAs enchanted palace, at the Court House. who will
appear his unparalleled wonders in his gorgeous pa
enchantcnt fitted up in style of gorgeous spcndor
at the expense of $40, 900
Tickets 81 90 emitting the holder share the
Munifccnt gifts.
Tie presents consist Of
a horse. carriage and harness.
diamond cross containing twesty -thsee diamonds of
the sr>t water-a perfect gem-value $500
'ne heavy extra jewe"d fine gold hunter chronomeer,
J. Johnson maker the watch in the Territory, val
ue. 5000.
4 solid gold chain. value S75
A very valuable ladies' diamond pin-ten diamonds -
connecting chain etc perfect beuty value sl5o
One magnificent diamond rns--eight diamonds very
splendid
One gents single diamond pin
Gold and silver watches, full jcwe:.ed, excellent time
pieces
Papor machie, clocks, guitars-solii gold very fine
i"Aes seals ockets pens. pencils and chains musical
strments knives walking canes silver spoons port
mcnaes. dressing cases six barreed Colt revo,ver r,,
cd canarieS pictures &c &c all warranted of the host
quality.
Go and see the presents at Combs Book Sore 81 An
thony street, where tickets may he obtained
The grand distribution of the presents will take nace
the tickets disposed of under the superv
of "A committee of gentlemen nominated by the ticket
holders, in such manner, by lot otherwise NAV i've
deemed most just and equitable. Persons from dis
tanee prccurisg Tickets will necessarily be compelled
10 be present on the day of distribution it will be
ductel fairly and honorabiy.
Persons from distance desiring tickets should address
'FAKlR OF SIvA," enclosing dollar for each ticket
they may desirehe tickets will be orwardeti--and the
presents sent to their address by the distributing
tee.
Ho- Secure your tickets early.
Tickets may he obtained at the kmcric1n House Ss
Paul and at the st. Charles Hotel Anthony and at
the Court House during the day.
PARTICULAR NonCE-Per-ons who do not desire an in
tere in the valuable gifts will be admitted usual for
so cents
f Tho grand distribution of the gifts will take place
s.. Paul in pubic. June ~ div.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28

An IMPORTANT DiscoyEnY.-A Paris Journal
SAYS, that the bad smell and taste Of butter can be
entirely removed by working it in water mixed
with chloride of lime. The discovery was made by
Brussels farmer whose practice is take sufficient
quantity OF water to work it in and put in from twenty
tve I" thirty drops Of lime for every pounds of bu
ter When it has been worked until the whole has bee
brous ht into contact with the water, it should he
worked again in pure water, hen will be found to be
sweet as when first made.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
TO CAPITALISTS, FAR MERS AND EN-
IGRANTS.

"A + Il "A
IGRANTS.
VENiE undersigned has always on hand for sale for
Il cash or On time, tro,n
TEN TIC 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, LcSueur Traverse
dCs Sioux and Eureka.
He can at all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms amy one who really wishes to purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Oice-the old Pos,-oicS building, Third street.
st. Paul, Feb. IA, 1854. Al If.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
T0rfuar0tMg.
j. G.. BURRANK N c.

J. &. BURBANK & CO.,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
~ Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
w harf Boat ST. Paul, Min. J. c. BURBANK,
G.. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consisnees will find il their interest
90 business with u.s. the expense OF LabOl aud Dray
nge is saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. Gorman,
sE1': %:s VI Ss:;:t.ss;i, y s:si' co}} Paul
b. II. Caupbell, 4 Co
e.: S:::.,$: y: \: s;%s's' y: { Co.. o.'sr..
r. s. Harris, $ Co.
R'F. R',f Sss; s.sa, ,ss. Louis.
Charles Scusder, CO., po.,,,
Manning Il Stanwood. BOSTON
Mark Packages care b. & e. Wharf Boat 81. Paul.
MifIesota.
st. Paul, May l.. 1854. 1tf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-06-28
v Eli WM. IT. TOMFh
NEWELL Il TOMFKINS.
4 T'TOR EN - ~ I W

Alto Ely ) 4 L l. A W,
Office Third Street Kreigers Store, st Paul, Min
NHyhatend to business in their profession, ert Is
w eito them in the Sapreme and other Courts of Rec
ord in Minnesota Territory.
REFERENCES.
Hon W. P Bryant, Judge c. c.. Rockrill>, Indiana,
Gov. J. A. Wright. I-lsonrpt:s.
Hon. J. Petit L. :. Senator,
\. A. Hull, Judge e. C.. LnfryeYe,
A :. White. Ex L. :. S..ator,
- Danl Mace NJ. 6
IT, l.. Ellsworth
Henry 5 Lane. CrowJoryisrille,
@ f. A Hannegan, Corin.Fon,
Robert Jones. ESD,
Thcmns Bowling. TIRE Hrme.
George Ncttlelton Esq. Neac Or'eqSs La.
VIM. II. Ward. Esq, Washington, d. c.
John Evans VI. NJ, Chi,d.FD, IN.
GOV W A. German, 81. Pant, NJ T.
Hon. David Olm>tead 81. Pau. ". T.
St Pa n June Is. dtf.