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General Com m issiOn and Advertising
Agency.
CHARLES WOOLLETT,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

ITO MERCANTILE MES, FARMERS, and otherz having bust
i ness in this city .t
respectfully announce intention to establish myfelf
permanently in the above business in this city, and offer
my services to effect sales of Produce purchases Of Ner-
chandse. Lumber &c. Commission together with any
business which rexuyes personal attention. for which an
experience of seventeen years active erca nte
pursuits and thorough knowledge of the city trade has
thereby frequey obvi ting the inconvenience and expense
of leaving home anl GUINNESS Hoping to be favored with
commands .rrstng that this introduction may lead
to transactions extensive md mutually beneficial 9nd
suring you Of ~ hest lorts in your behalf am truly
yours, CHAS. NDllG
RErERs ALL. w Kennedyi F.. B. Williams w. Way
man. n Keith a. ii. f,iackall ESD John Rogers Esq,
II. Frink. Esq, Lessrs. Mugcnt Ownes. b..
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DENTISTRY.

G. w. BIDDIE, late of Pttsburg, Pa.
AessN@e2 has permanently located in Saint Paul.
UI}rVN Fourteen years close application to his
bT-A11 profession, together with large and
beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
tolsert from to entire of teeth by
pressure, with beautiful representation of the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging; useless
eeth extracted with little pain possible. Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored to health.
Office and residence on Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
No customer wanted unless prepared to pay before
leaving the Office Modesy positively forbds presenting
bills. Onicce hours A. NJ to 5 T.. NJ
july 2Sdwtf G. W. BIDDIE
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TTE attention of Printers is pecfuy called to the
Il examination of Neiy HJnd PrHtjaq Press recently
patented by DR. j. LEWIS. Of Buffalo. New York In pre-
sentng this Press to the Trade, rely entirely upon its
merits cheap and dc.rablc article combining in
small space all the requisites of a pT!iny Pres
Tie fact that Printers have ioug desired Press which
could be afforded at low price, has Ieen the main in
duccent in getting this up; and although not Wocic
Press, yet work le done well and eXpeitiOuly by
boy The platen acts the sallc a tymPan the
binary hand press, being hung hinges and balanced
with spiral springs, and when down upon the form the
power is given by pressing down upon the lever. Tie
rolling OF the form under the paten being entirely dis
pen>e,l with
These Presses set up ready for and be sent
to part of of the country with less than
other Press being less in size and weight. We
maxim" three sizes. the smallest of which will make 800
impressions per hour cards and other small work toi
which it is designed
PRICES, WEIGHT AND SIZE.
PItTEN. WEIGHT. PRICE.
Half Cap, ......... 9l4xl3 1Ol4xl4 12O $50
Cap.............. 14x16 17xl9 2i5 IS
Long Med. L Proof. 914x24 1Olax26 $50 IS
They made entirely of Iron. and warranted.
NJ. W. CHASE CO..
Manufacturers dnd Sole Pr0Ip'ietors
Office No. East Swan street, Buifalo New York.
WELLS WEBB. Agents for New York.
McSsrs. T.. s. GOODRICH x Co, at the PIONEER Office
II Saint Paul Agents for these Presses AMI will
ceiyc orders for them at manufacturers prices, adding
transportation One of them constantly be in
operation at the IIoNEER Office. We recommend them.
after full trial of their capacity for good work and speed
june 29dtf T.. :. GOODRICH co.
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M. SHERMAN,

tl0IySE sign and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. corner o,
Bpurth and St. Peter street. 81. Paul. PAINTING ana
GLAZING done in a superior and wOrknianlike man
ner. All orders promptly and neatly executed Work
~arranied TO give satisfaction.
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NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OfDry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.

NEW ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or Dry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.
ID. l.. ULLER,
AS just received his large and elegant stock of spring
goods from the East. Owing to the lateness Of the
season, he will offer il at
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH,
Go and examine it for yourselves and you will he
to buy. Among his stock of DRY GOODS be found
leases DeiaiE-s plain and fancy, rery handsome
- Prints of every description.
{. Assorted Cling ghams.
. Bcachcd Cotton
10 bales Unbeached Cotton.
Ticking,
" Dcmins'.
- Shirting Stripes,
- DrillngS,
:. Oshaburs's
so pieces Assorted Crashes,
80 - Diaper.
A full asSoytu,crt of HOSIERY, GLOVES LINEN HAND
KERCIilEFS &c. &c. tsto au4:lcrouS tn specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOO S i, the best offered in the market and will be
sold riy cheap 1t comprises everything in its line. Don
fail to call and examine it If you want bargains
He has also received and is receiving by every boat GRO
CERES of all kinds hams. beef pork -four &c., and will
sc,i them at the louid prizes.
June, l2-dwtf D. l.. FULLER.
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WotrIs.
THE WAssON saOUsE,

THE WATSON AOUsE,
by DAVIS wHTCHER, sIAKorEE.
TJNIS new and commodous hotel has been recently fur
Il nshed at great expense and is now ready to receive
the travelling public. The propricors are experienced
hands at the business. and will neither time nor
in order render the soourn OF guests agreeable
their table is supplied with every luxury the market af
foris Their stable is commodous, and their servants at
tentive and polite.
parties quest of game cannot do better than
to visit Sakopce Our lakes abound with fish, and our
praircs covered with grouse. may ~ tt.
GALENA HOUSE.
VUyIIE subscriber ha provided for the ion
of fboarders both by the day and by the week, with
for the Gaena House, at the first building on Roberts
streetaboye Third, opposite Winnie Cooleys Clothing
tore. jul7-s-ly VIM. TRUSSONE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL srs., PAUL, MINNESOTA
VUIE subscriber has taken the above house and fitted
for Ihe reception of bOarders in sly e unsur
passed by any house in the Territory. 4.t-
Boarding by the day or week on reasonable terms:
E. E. THOMPSON.
st. Paul, April IA, '5s.--y52. -.
SAINT LOUIS HOTEL,
DETWEEN Fort Smelling and Minnehaha Falls will be
- opened June 9th, 1884.
J. NEWELL, Proprietor.
St Paul. Nav 81. 1854. 3m
MENDOZA HOUSE.
r Would respectfully inform the public that have
i taken the Farribaut House. in the town o4 Mendn-
ta and am prepared to accommodate bOarders perma
nent transient.
The kouse is newly fitted up, is commodous, and
pleasantly located and pains Will be spared in my
endeavors to make it of the most COmOr table in
the West. .-.. , ,,ro,
Mendoza, July 10, le5atf
JNO. MASTERS,
DOARDING HOUSE, in building formerly occupied oy
Ii G. H. Spencer. Esq, Traversedes Sioux Minne'o's
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G. HI. & LIZ LAELlN, -s
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND NhNCFAC-
-t TCRERS AGENTS, = -t<
Us Souta Edter Street, Chicago, IUinnis
GENTS for Ia1in Brothers Laid and Wave Letter Can
n Flat-Cap, Medium Dcni afd bther Fspers; Crane <
Co.'s Superior Colored Medium Bond Tissue nd Enveore
Papers Smith Potcr,s Printers Cards Gard Board:
Looms X Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars: Thomas c.
Miller & Cos Tobaccos Westiled Whips and Iashes
Latin X Smiths celebrated Gun Powder and Safety
Fuse. &c. - ..I. F' sF-...t't - ~l re = '
= 90 ACRES near Lake Johanna. y = : : -
= HENRY McKENTY
st. Paul; Aug. /, 1884, aug 2-d&wtf
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Third Street, Gtfuen Roberts and Minnesota.
d PRESLEY. has just returned from below with an
d. extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions
and large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited in
tbs Fancy store, next door. and ready for sale.
His Groceries and Provisions consist in Part of the fol
lowing, viz
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STRANGE, SURPRISING STkANGE:
FTNHAT Groc cries can be sold so cheap. ift -.
l. Great inducements held out TO persons WISH
ing Family Groceries at my old stand, as am deter
mined TO make room for my spring stock:
j, w, DOWNER,
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ALN. KEH, ~ .'.-Tsi
SSytnI EShLE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN GRC
cERIEs. PROVISIONS, and all kinds Of Coz aTss
peonucE Kn,crt street. soiith side three doors ron
Thiri street and at the Lower Ievee, ST. Paul Minn
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lowing, VIZ:
BACON. MoI-,SSES
hhds dscountry Hams. III hrl Bclcl's IL in fs and
3 - sugar cured do. quarters,
shoulders So Golden syrup,
) clear sides, 20 kegs do.
3 casks do. Beef
TEAS. > casks Goldfish
s chests Y. Tyson, 20 bi,s Maclcrcl. in hfS ant
5 Imperial qrS, Nos. !. = and 3;
; 90 Gunlow,ier. 5 brS l.crring:
40, variety of !. h. l , - fresh Oysters;
H. ,, B. and . h. boxes. 20 dog. small box >arlincs.
COFFEE. rit>>ERvES IN GLASS.
20 'ackS Rio. Peaches Ounces. Pears:
10 Government Jav2. sta berry. Raspberry and
D IIcuayia. CiIiYnt Jelly;
SUGARS Ii1clicS of all kinds.
II hl,ds New Orleans, CANDIES AND SOAP.
8 hhds prime do. Fifty boxes star Candles;
30 bis of A and Il clarified, Spres>e,l do;
10 . crystalizcd, , boxes solar sperm.
10 - crushed, PORK AND FLOUR.
10 = powderes s'ifiy Nlls Mess Pork;
- loaf. :. Jasper Mill -Four
:: g Sin>inawa do.
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES.
Homnv, Corn meal. Rice Beans bag salt. box do sale
ratus. SODA and acid Yeast powders Chocolate Cocoa
Broma. Corn starch Coffee. ground Coffee Mache,
BrOolS. Brushes and Mops with handles, Clothes Lines
Bed Cords stove Hacking ard Lamp Wckng. Cider Vine
gar Dried apples and Peaches Buckwhca Flour and Rye
do. Pepper Walnut Catsup. Tomato do and Iemor
syrup. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Painted Tabs, Cedar do; Ladies' Rolling Pins ant
Zinc Washboards, Dprcrs; Knife Trays
Mppcr>, KeclerS; Potato MASKING Boxes
Choppng Trays and EowIs; Buckets, Axe heves;
Spoons, Butter knives; Eaal.t Baskets;
Clothes Baskets. "
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have the largest and best stock which ena
bles to sell lower tlian Gcc else in the CITY.
In worl-nlv stock includes everything in the Gro
Gerry Line which vii, be sold cheaper than the cheapest
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they wish in my line of busi
B. PRESLEY,
st. Paul, May 20, 1854 diff
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MEDICINE CHESTS.
UDERSONS about visiting Lake Superior, or trrvel
ing elsewhere through the Territory, are advised
to call and have neat medicine chest put up forirom
10 SfU. They will find ii great convenience CAL Oh
-!. BOND & KELLOGG,
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CABINET WAREROOMs,

ALWAYS on hand, or made to order SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DIVANs, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRASSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
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7,. G. s. SPERRY, M. D. s-e q.
pONEP ATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUniE6N once on
Third street opposite e. L. MAYO &C0 Residence al
the wn>ow HOuse. i.-. p" s'''' .'.-'
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Saint ]1aul Business Gar0s.
JACOB j. NOAH,

ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
COMMISSIONER for States of Maine, RhOde Island
Connecticut, New York, Pennsy lyanis, Virginia, All
ALBANIA. Ohio mud Louisiana
u All instruments 10 lie used recorded in any
OF the above States, may be taken at my office in st
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SONS OF TEEPERAN

MEETS on the second Wednesday evening IN each
month, at o'clock at MASONIC HALL, 81. An
thony Street. Companions from other Chapters, in
good standing respectfully invited to meet with U.s.
ST. Paul, 1854. A. J. MORGAN Sec'y
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Another night with the Apashes.

Major Nicholas, Assistant Adjuinnt 0cncr.
al, has kindly placed In our hands tho Official
report Of Lieutenant Colonel Cooke, ofliis fight
with tho Apacllcs, at Aqua CalIente creek. on
sunday, the 9Th ult. The report was brought
In by dragon who left tho camp tho same
evening Of the battle, and arrived In Santa le
Wednesday, the 18th ut.
Lieut.. Col Cooke, with nearly two hundred
men, had been following tho trail Of tho Apa.
ches for some days, on tho west sIle Of the Rio
Dei Norte, now and then obtaining informa.
ton Of them. From Ojo CaIiente, where last
heard from, they marched In u northwest d.
rectlon, until tho afternoon of the stl, when
they came In sight Of tho enemy's camp. II
WINS almost u surprise, M hc got very near be-
fore he WIS discovered by them. They hal
only time 10 send of their women md children
md part Of their baggage, before tho troops
were upon them.
They Immediately took post In very strong
md almost inaccessible mountain position but
Tho troops bravcy charged them, drove them
from II, md pursued them for about milo md
n lnIr rDr1Ing d|nlciIl stream passing over
n broken country. and keeping up u running
light. All tho lodges and camp c1uipnycs. n
large quantity Of provisions. nnd many Of the
horses Of The enemy fll into The hands Of the
troops and they n1so lcf' behind II number Of
arms and equipments lately captured nj Glen
engnln which were recovered by tol. Cooke.
Hix dead indiaiis were found on tho field. bu'
N Ia not known whether they sustained any
further loss or The troops one man WIS kili.
ed-prlvaie casey. company Il, First BRA
g00Iis. md one man Of The Second Artillery
severely wounded. The day Of the huhi, TIN
the troops marched through snow two feet
deep. and II WIS alsO showing some Of the
time,
Maj. Carleton with reinforcement. Joined
tOl Ooohe about an hour after The hattie, and
viii unite with him IN lhe future pursuit oflhp
enemy, From The crippled condition NJ ll,e
eDeny's resources, W. have every reason ~ be.
ieve they will again W. Ovurlahun. n,d brought
10 u general engagement which W. hOpn viii
bring ihn war iOa OiOsn
The r,orOf UOI, Cooh, Illus f,,p makes II n
h,m MH, That ImIuua IN New Mnslno oan W.
cnuplt by lIlo lfOopa which circumstances
alone Will have belmhoInl Innuonoo IN lhp
other lrIl~a, wh0 hurlOIOle have considered
themselves quite secure from attacks from lIo
soldiers,
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The following letter, heretofore spoken or w~
received by ~ from tho Post Once Department
We are exceedingly gratlhcd that our delegate
has NJ length been able 70 rouse tho head OF
TINT department from his seeming Indifference
to our interests. A rendering 20 US OF simple
justice, will yet make Mr.. CAxDri1 popular
man throughout our Northwest
WAsMisaros, D. g., 2Dth May, 1884.
SIR I would rpspee,lully but very urgently call
YOUR attention 10 the great Inconvenience md ioss to
The InhnbHnls NJ The Upper Mi.ss.sppl, oecas'onrd
BY The snadq''aey u tho mail '"e''''es so'''d 10
TINT growing community.
daily papers pu6lIshsd. Ths nutnbsr VI lnhRbIians
alovs dmlrna, who DEPEND upon the river malls. 10
NJ, less than ons hundred and my thousand. The
dniiy arrival Of steamers VI the frat cass NJ b. Paul,
The city NJ ~. Paul contains over six 'housAnd h..
habI,anisj and yei this, with tho great number 81
growing towns above md below, Brr furnished with
Inv, three naIls Drr week. This Ualsnn sie.n, Pack
n Company ofIsr ~ carry TIM mnM from (lalena to
~. pnul distance II three hundred and my miles,
making liwcrn ninety mud one hundred landings, NJ
the various pus Offices on The route, ior The sum 81
hny doIhrs The ro"wd zip. ] imiirvs Y 10 In the
cheapest icr j~ffr,ncd In The United Slntes-and
believe alan, ,ha, ihc Valley of he Upper MIss,,'p
NJ II no,r poory supplied with malls ,inn my other
pWi tho United hinies, r0nplnlDg the smiDe MIN.
cr of inhabitants, and In which The snne amount 81
business II done. The numiwf Of letters thnt h,si.
HIS, n,en ass daily compelled ~ ~nd by pass'ns"s,
would, " proper i,eilllirs we,s given, make sulh
eieni amount II three cent pos!mge smeh I" deita,
the expenses II daily mali ihe,efo"e .nost ~.
specially risk, that he Port Master General VIII NJ
oms order The snlnr IN the ronte from uslena 10 H.
| Paul. Win great respect,
HENRY NJ. RICE.
Hon. ]. CAMPBELL, Postmaster General.
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LATEST NEWS.
Fofelgn lnla1liRanae.


The steamship arctic reached New York on
tho afternoon Of tho 7th Juns Her malls
bring some additional items Of Foreign news,
from which W. condcnsc the following
Il Is stated that tho French army Ia Tul key
will be augmented " 100000. ...,..
The protocol has been signed by the repre-.
scntatives Of the -Four Powers, asserting their
intention 10 maintain the integrity Of Turkey.
Austria and Prussia demand tho evacuation
Of Turkish territory.
The Russians were endeavoring 10 cut Of!
communication between Varnia and sIIes.rIs.
Tho combined fleets were cruising before 81.
bastopol.
Tho Greek Bishop had been arrested at
Pesth, ~ Russian cmIssary, md imprisoned
TN account Of important papers found upon
him.
Tho rebellion In Tlessaly WIS gaining
ground.
II WIS rumori that tho lsussia'ls, being ull'
able 10 defend tho mnboard Of CIrcassIa, had
evacuated oil their positions from Maton1 IA
Anapn, burning nll their forts, after which they
returned 10 Kentx
The Circassiars cainc down and tovk ], 900
prisoners,
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ALEXANDER RAxssY wss appointed Governor,
q. X. sxirn, Secretary A. 0oopnicii, Chief
Justice y. u. MnExxR and DAVID Coorxs,
Associate justices II. 8. Moss, District Al.
torney ! JOSHUA y. TAYtoR, Marshal. The
latter declining, A. NJ. M,fcMELL was appoint.
oil 10 tho same Office. On the exit Of tho Wing
party from power, and tho accession Of FRANK.
LIN PIERCE 10 tho Presidency. COL CONAN,
q member Of Congress from Indiana, was mp
pointed Governor J. r. RossEn. Secretary
w. II. WELcn, Chief Justice A. u. CHAT
FIELD and MosRs smEmBvnss, Associates d.
II. Dusris, District Attorney and WV. W.
LAWN. Marshal. IiExnY N. NIeE Vt present
represents Minnesota In Washington. The
wheels Of tho Territorial Government thus SGT
In motion, have rolled on l,armonIously, promo.
Ting tho best interests, and future good fame, OF
tho country.
Now England enterprise II evident IN tho
villages OF Minnesota, tho principal Of which
arc ~. Paul, ~. Anthony, Mendoza, 9tlllwa.
Ter, shakopcc, Kaposia, Hastings, sauk Rap
l,ls, and ~. Peters.
Tho Indian wigwam WINS built not ten years
ago, where tho churches Of uod now poim
their spires toward Heaven. Tho claig Of
industry now fin The lind. and gives out II
prophecy Of tho future that awaits II. En-
iarged provisions have been made, and are In
progress, for fostering education, commerce,
and Internal improvements. Tho Sioux aud
other tribes Of Indians have not been driven
from their lands by force, bat enjoy an annuity
sufficient 10 give them many OF The blessings
Of civilized life. stu Territory, her past not
dafkened by reputation, or revolts, let Min
ilesota preserve her honor antarnisied. sht
commands tho navigation Of the greatest RIv
ers In tho world. She has tho heaitiiiest ci
mate In, and n The geographical centre Of
America. A Railroad will connect us viii
the AtianiIe apd Pacific oceans, The com
meree Of Asia will pass Ivy our DOORS Indus
triaI arts will be made manifest In every ham
let and dae. Future generations will view tl'
lovely inbd possessed and transmitted by th'
curly pIoneers--'Ie men Of this day-and bless
them. Grateful or|sons will 10 said over theI
ionbs. and laureIs twIDed around their monu
monia
Minnesota n rich IN internal rcsourccs.--
Tier mines Of copper anil Iron, VA we'll I'M hi
faiorinn, nrc among .le most valuable In ih'
world. Her fertile pyaIrIe4 invite The Inln'I
grant md hespcnk peaceful homes Avoiding
Tho errors Of oIier communities, N may s,c,dII,
progress, onward and upward, IN prouIwrl,,
mud power proving III nlai,ilcr lniclIelblc Il
Mi meh mil mpcs, that wl@lon, aud patriotism
cah mould f,rhn Of laws which will solve a,ic
ccsshilly Che problem Of human caIabIliiy foI
sslf.a0vefbinent, Three races Indian, Frank
md AneIo.sason have lmiIt their homes. IN,
buried their dead III settling Minnesota. FIJI,
Indian power II gone brewer and IN the npv
efaehdlng fusion Of other faees. who shall e
IA what people will esisl. and what iIsiitu
items hourish when the Iast IA numbered win
The first, aud The final chapter written IN III,
history Of MIunesoaY
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VIZ hoiino nInobg the proceedings ~ tI,e
United hinIea Fnlaie IN iI,s 10Th May, lu
adopiion Of ihe following resolution Aomp
interesting revelations viii be made IN lIo
publication Of the correspondence alluded to-
NesOIpJr Tint IN addition 10 lIip documents
iN tliu ease NJ Alexander ramsay Inln UOvpr-
nOr NJ llp Tepilmy " Minnesota, ordered IA
be printed on tlie 'Hlll nslr MI tta i,almrs ~,
Nh, IA we'll Va thu correspondence iAlwtpU iul
commissioners aid !be First Gomplrollpr. bp
printed with executive Document No. ~ NJ
lhe present spssl0llr
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HON n TIE M.
Fourth OfJWiy.

W IA tins TINT s0ine consultations we're w.
heI, and measures arranged, IN celebrate IN n
proper manner TN initial dry " Amepiea.
Throughout ila lind, preparations ape heinz
made IN welpone Tint dry IN u H,a,,,Iep nol
surpassed by my h,rmr eeIebpaiioM Wesup
pesl ~ TIM authorities md dIgidlapes NJ Nv
eily Tint this mnliup rs0nIva iheIp immediate
attention Mnny strangers Will doHl,iIuss Nv
aInoop IA IN Tint thy, md hi iI'om understand
TINT WI appreciate iibory md iIe blessing.
NJ good government IN will M my of tIamh
Isr' 'I'HS SAINT i0Un lirEn= while NIL
our public HOUSES ape crowded boyOIM their ~
pHeliy ~ entertain WI Nre sira NJ rendering n
ssvIee 10 'l,e pIpMs''re'sepkiug traveller by d
reeiIng Him 10 y spot where iIe eaa eIjOy OlI
ihe delights NJ Tho country, with iie ool,vena
iebee Ut bearness 10 Tho town, This sI,ot bel
You'd every oiI,er W. haye visited IA 10 be fund
NJ the Saint Louis Hotel, located midway l,o,
tween F0rt Smelling and Tho Fails 0f Mime
hahn, mid IIeap Tho beautiful Lakes Calhoun
md liarrioth We we're surprised during n
Ia'e VIst there, W find ~ pIeuait IN establish,
meDi, presided over with 40 much proppiety.#p
W. keI abaIdaniIy warranted IN Recommend
Ing II ~ the attention VI visitors " our Terri.
t0ry,
lst"WB e@ll attention ~ tla advertisement
Ut Messvs, Thompson n JAGKsOs, proprietors
Ut tl'e Panorama NJ the Crystal Palace and
Views Of Now York CIty," They will open
for exhibition NJ Market IIaIl, Thursday ave-
ming June 18th. AZ their stay will be short,
"ll should avail themselves Of thu opportunity
ofihrod' Their exhibitions are spoken Of IN
very ''"'lorlsg terms by tho ~ Louis paIera
ss0" Nh those IN want NJ neat and elegant
hints, had better call without delay, nj tho
boston Clothing Store" of Mr.. q. q, Um,s
wotp. lIe has Just received Y large assorl.
mint, which ior beauty, durability, and com.
fort, nre not escelIed IN il,e city.
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1eWs TIM half Of thu steamer H,D,boi,t Ina
been bought by our old friend, Jons iMoanv.
who takes command 0f her. bhe will continue
10 run M n regular packet on the Minnesota
Hlver' slie leaves to-day fdr upper country.
-" Carr iiAscoeH, formerly Ut The Hum.
boidf, VIZ understand, has wons below for tho
purpose of purchasing the j. h. 0orioa, for
The Minnesota trade, Judging from tie quar-.
Wy VI freight ilefe Il 70 No so, VIZ siould
think tl'efs would be plenty " business f,t MI
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-14
NOTICE, TO DUsiN Ess MEN.

ALI. persons having accounts against TIE PIONEER
OrrlcE dating shines ,hs fN~t MAY, 1900 are rsquss
a., IA u,p.sut them at our Counting oon FORTHWITH