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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Large Es.ough-The Green Bay Advocate
thinks the majority for the Maine Liquor Law is
mot as large as the friends and advocates Of this
measure anticipated in Wisconsin" 1t is large
enough. neighbor, 10 cause them to be more on
the alert, and attend to its enforcement-rApple.
ton Crescent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Ftmdncidt-The foreign news has produced no
unfavorable effect upon the Money Market, and
its general features remain without alteration
Money is in good demand, but the supply is am
pie for all legitimate purposes, and the rates are
not higher than they usually are at this season of
the year.
ne rate for call loans is per cent; first class
paper sells in the Street at about lO with a range
for other grades of 10 to s per cent The Banks
are discounting quite freely, the last weekly re-
port showing an increase in loans of nearly mill
ion dollars-[ Ihompsons Reporter
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

POSTSCRIPT.-Aftero our paper had been put
to press we received the Milwaukee Sentinel with
the following telegraph reports -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

New Orleans, Jan. 2.
Steamer United States arrived to day from As
pinwall-reports the Illinois, with the mails, $50
passengers and Sl,25O,O0O in gold on the way to
New York
The steamship California with 700 passengers
and Sl,67O,oOO in gold. arrived with San Fran
cisco dates to Dec. 9th Mining news favorable
Indians troublesome. Market active and purchas
es large for the interior at unchanged rates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
TERMS.

.a,xIAN is published daily at So and semi-weekly at
The aivance subscription is taken for shorter
anu' nths and paper Is discontinued except AT
o than e Proprietors, until all arrearages shall nave
n are inserted for 80 cents per square ior
ADV every form f. a4e net marked 1's or on the
ane If the - III ordered and charged accordingly
VII nTsS @ "FspsF r ons Sa P'Tfyg a @
Tally $50 seu srm daily $40, semweekly $40 Every yearly
be and iS9Ss s a' the
ticuar line ~ eparrrd h. ratably for the excess.
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. APR. % 1854
RICHMOND.
A NOTuERNEW NOTE UPON woR.

No1uER Ne" No H. GhoN N'h'
IA CESrER'S rlANO-rhe NV York Commer.
cis Advertiser Of the cath March 1884, in an article
referring the superiority of American over imported OF
foreign instruments. pays the following deserved aud
just compliment To Mr. Worcester's Pianos:
awe hive seen pianos from England fnnce and
Germany, mndc by the most celebrated manna 'turers
in those countries an have henrd their tones eiiecd 10y
the touch of skilf performers. but must saS thot we
hive seen lew pianos comparable with those monuiao
turedby H. Worcester. In elegance at form and hn.h
richness of tone durability of tune und nil other qualities
that render musical instruments valuable Mr.. Worees
tors pianos are unsurpassed II is highly creditabo to
piano manufacturer that even Europeans are con
strained to acknowledge their superiority
A. MORRIS, 81 Main Street, Rchmlnd
is sole ngent for tue sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the teuon of professors, amateurs
and the public, to nn examination OF them,
His assortment embraces many new and beautiful
styles aud by almost every arrival srece.vng addition
al supplies He differs the greatest advantages in the
purchase OF Piano FoRTrs not only IN superiority OF in
sruments bula!so in the prices ut which he sells them
apl 5ts
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Jas. D. Gregory l. Jas. T. Royal

",LL continue the HARDWARE BCSlNESS in
w ell its various branches at the old stand o Greg
orv, Royal Il Simpson, under the firm of GREGORY
& ROYALL. and respectfully solicit continuance of
of the very liberal patronage they have ever received
promising sell good goods at honest prices
They now have in very large and well ussort
I'd stock of Carpenters ools and Materials House
Keeping Articles, Saldlery Coach Makers Materials,
Guns Block smiths Tools &c, &c, and expect to re
ceive in a few weeks, (difectly from Birmingham g.
Sneifell,) quite a large lot OF English Hardware Il
Cutlery.
tgCOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others in
want of goods are invited to give them a call
frh is
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NiE Subscriber has just returned from the Northern
l. cities and Is opening ofthe most beauti.
in stocks of Staple md Fancy Goods he has had
the plensurs Of exhibiting In this market. He respect
fully soloits call from tho Ladies and Gen lemen of
Lynchbnrg and tho surrounding country His stock Of
Cloths Cassimeres aud Vosngs Ia very superior, and
will be offered the nde suit the times also, Dress
goods of thu most beautiful styles, to which he invites
the attention of the Ladies'. A. @ LEWIS,
apsn Exchange Squire, Lyuchburg, Va
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&.:.nlMsS JAS. River Canal. fs.sisM1Iss fs.sissz1I;ss

FARE FROM LYscHBuRG FAKE FROM LYNcHBuRG,
To Richmond, SO so To Lexington. 81 %
To Charlottesville. so To Natural Bridge. l so
TO Cumberl'd &. II. % To Buchanan, l 50
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchbmg daily at
8 p. M. Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at connecting there with tho North
ern and Southern Cars, leav ig at A. and Steam
Boats down the river, leaving at A. NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen-
ger, coming in the Tennessee railroad cars.
Passengers for charlottesville will take the Tues
days. thursdays and Saturdays Boat arrive in SCOTS
vile next day at III A. Mand in charlottesville P Nj
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan-
an. will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, att A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
f,b
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Truth Straneer than Fiction!

TuST RECEIVED at tile Whitehurst Gollery.a large
y lot of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
puerreotypes-Aso another lo' ol FINS, LOCkETS,
BRACEtETs, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
extra ne) making the largest aid most desirable as
Of
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GentIemens' Goods.


U,HE subscdber respectfully culls the attention of
L gentlemeni 10 his stock ut Spring and Summer
Goods in which will b. found Black French Cloths
of handsomest finish combined with durability, f1ncy
Colored Cloths of al the fashionable shades, Blue Plum
Coors Browns Sc. which will nell and keep lhen
color Black French Doe Skins, extra fine aud a
handsome assortmen, of Cassmeres III zen Drills lta'
ian Cloths Drap de Etc, (Part extra,) bombnzine Nc'
Fancy Silk and Marsees Yestngs, and beaulifnl;
the newes, style Buttons for Coat, Vests, &c and all
other Tailor trimmings all f which will be made to or
der or reaed (whou makng) at as low prices as sim
liar goods be bought in the city.
He also invites examination OF his turnls. lnf
Goods viz: Snmmer Cravats, Stacks Ties, &c Silk
and Linen Hk.s, Byron and Stond-up Collars, ply,
Plnin and corde best KID GLOVES, at II 90 Mus
lin md all Linen SHIFTS. do do Drawers all sizes Cotton
Lisle thread Linen, Merino and Silk Hose Cotton an
Mert Cause Uraershirts, &c. &c.
SCOTS q. divers Fashions. and Ialiors Toos for
sale. em' H. AYR
Annposr p.ar. Tailor apl dim
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Christmas Presents.

the time for the interchange of friendly tokens oi
"A regard and affection ia hand and 'nerry Christ
mas" and "Happv New Year" are consider ed snch ap
propriute occasions for bestowng cherished friends
something which will serve recall to mind with IN
creased viyness the love in memory of the donor
may be well to reninl those who contemplate tahd VINO
do not presenting some loved one with 'ome,hg rear
ly valuable that in all the whole catalougo of BUouere
there Is nothing which is surely and invariably aPFre
cated the counterfeit presentment OF the gver IN
form of daguerreotype. especially when taken IN IAN
kERs inmitable style, and placed in one ct the hui
rous beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet REAL
and Tortoise she'll Porte Monnae Casea or IN an ee
giant Locket, bracelet Finger Ring, or Breast I'm
most choice men of which have Just received
expressly Toy the Holidays, ON exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
on Main Street. Immediately over VIM H. Mosb' $ Anc-
lion Room.
NJ B Particular pains taken givea correct likeness
nnd artistic pictures. Storeoscopc and coloured Dh
guerreoypes may be had in superior STYLE by those VINO
desire them Don't mistake the place: MAIN STREET.
3RD DcoR FROM BStDGE ST.
GEO. W. MINNIS,
N. S. TANNER,
dec 7.ts "raeticH Daguer1eo eotypssts
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s5ETh Change of Schedule. s{G1k
Spring and Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PER L. s. STEAM SHIPS

PER L. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
hF 1900 TONS BHfhea, Commanded by Captains
~ CavenJ yand Ski ner
The Jnmcstown will leave Rich nond every 1ucsduy af
ternoon nj o'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning at o'clock. for New York via Norfolk
Returning they will leave New Yak Tor Richmond,
every Saturday aud ennesdny afternoon o'clock.
Stopping few hours each way at Norfolk
Passage to New York including menls and State
room accommodation, ,only y INSTRUMENTATION. $40
Steerhge 1 hssuge only .
Charge to Norfolk, the same as hy River Bouts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this of tho
speedy and comfortable between New York aud
Richmond. Passage and fare only 80, Steerage pas.
sage only S.
IUDIAM e. WATSON
np3 IL Richmond, Va.
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For baltimore aud Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELvlDERE.
Learcs Richmond epery 1ueSday al o'clock p. N,
.s1a THE large und new Steamer u BELVfDERE
Sss& Cnpt GirroRp will receive freight every Mon-
lay, nnd up tho hour of o'clock p. NJ, every Tuas.
day, or the above place..
Shippers Wheeling, P,sburg Cincinnati and tho
South and West generally will find this the chonp
ost aud expeditions. For freight, apply
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
I,iy IL
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t'EA fani1s,s, SAUNDERS j. IRBY'S
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RICHMOND.

AUG. NDERSoN & Co,
II STREET., Richmond, Ntrginfn,
IMPORTERS & JoBBERS OF SILK X STRAW
GOODS. tavc for sale the following;
Bonnet Ribbons, oan Grape, oil eolor''
Cap English
Pain Toileta Ribbons. Widows /"
Safin Hat
Black, Gro de Rhine Silks, Crepe Lissc.
Pain and Corded g" Wash Blonde Laaes,
Marcclne Illusion
Florence Plain figurd
Plain Satins. SIX Blonde
Nolvcts, rnrlrton Musns
Black, Brown and Green Bcrage. for Vcils
Tissue, 4" do
Black, Love Vcils. ior Mourning,
Embroidered Wells, pl qualities,
Silk Gmps aud .immings,
complete assortment of French und American
Flowers and Head-hresses.
We would call especial attention 10 our stock OF
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
having imported many ol the syes oursclvos. Our
.ortment is complete, and prices Ii w in any
Our sock of BONNETS from our own manu-.
factory will comprise every style of fashionable goods
In tho market viii, h. from connection with the
inrgest manuihctory in the United Smes are eno-
bcd 10 cfief on the very best terms.
SILK BONNETS of every yariet,--Also. Band.
Boxes and Millinery goods generally
~ Buyers will confer favour hy looking through
stock.
~ Special an prompt attention poid to orders.
feb 9dsei0nup ExpreaA CORY q monthal
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These vessels of the st cnsa built expressly for
u Is rude and have superior accommodations for pass-
singers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified Tor the tInde and VINO will spare exertion
10 accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by s.som,
aud may be relied on 10 aa promptly M advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find IL To their interest TO ship by this line
il is the only regular line, and freight will always hc
taken rs low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made blythe agents Richmond and Boston to
give satisfaction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in OBJ
tanning full sharc of patronage
The gesses will lie In Richmond nj Rockets iV
Boston at Rowcs Wharf
DAVID GURRIE. Richmond, AL.
ALLEN 81 WELTCH, Boston, I -"
oil M I33 Stnte Street
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"INDOW w SHADES, WINDOW
w Shndes.-~lh hive just opened my Spring sup
ply of Shades, which far snrpaseos any stock In this
city, lbe attention of the Ladies Is respectfully invited
to examination of them before buying elsewhere, as
scg for very small profits A. WINSTON.
upl Ifts
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Summer Arrangement,
~ lls @
VA. a. TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

an and after Monday. April Sd. tho Expre,, Mail
" and Passenger Train will lca,e LyncLburg daily,
(exccp Sundnys) att M and arrive at Big Spring at
l0t
Returning: loavs Big Spring ats 45'P NJ. and
rive in Lynchburs et 7.P. M.
stopping each way. only Forest Goodies. Loury's.
Liberty Oak Mulgn. Lisbon, Buford's, Bonsack's.
Gshs Mill, Big Lick. Salem, Dyall's, Thomas. and Big
Spring THoS. SHARP, Gen'l Supt.
mar 90
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Death 10 Rats, Mice and ROaches /! |.

I YON'S Pills and Magnetic Powder, Burgess Rat
IL and Mouse Extermnutor. These preparations
Tor destroying Vermin, OF known efficacy and be
commended. For sale ut JNO. p. WRIGHT'S
ap2lis New Drug Store
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Fi:f: Al UrnsoH. VIC .aarI tia. Tie hotel Of
q! by FIRE Oh Ti~s !..v '.i:,'... Some Of .hc III
,aates barely escaped wish thcr hives W,
have 20 particulars.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s, 1854
Board of Trade.

Theboard met, pursuant to adjournment on
"Wednesday evening at the Court House. There
was quite good attendance, considering the
iaclemency Of the evening, and the more i'm
portant COMMITTEES. appointed TO arrange the
basis off permanent organizatio made re-
ports. 4 constitution was reported and
adopted, also an address to the citizens, which
viii be published in due time. The constitu-
ton is no. quite perfect in detail although ma
ny sanitary provisions are embodied in it as it
is-one Of which is the exclusion of all from
membership in The association who are not alb
so!utely identified with regular mercantile
transactions within the city Of ST. Paul. The
Board adjourned to meet tbs erening. in one
Of The rooms upon the second floor Of Marshall 5
new building, Wahasha street.
We are happy now 10 DE able to regard the
permanent establishment Of the Board as a
fixed fact" May i: long exist to add respect
ability, weich and concentration Of effort to
.hc mercantile character 0! ST. raul.
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eco PROPER CARLOS WILCOX
Proper & Wilcox

FTdcNcdI Sufvcy0TS and General Land AGENTS ;
Office with Hanson, Attorney Law, Second street
near the Land Office, Minneapolis, Minnesota Ter.
Cr EYING and Plating Of all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
ara locating government lands in the pneries and elso
Where in the territory Gold and land warrants
ifsi, investments made or loans gotia d, collections
MADE ati taSS pail agencies solicited Strangers and
siiiAeis wishing TO locate, sell purchase lands in
Vi@d TO call Claimants max advantageous arrange
rn> with Us for their purchase money Valuable prop
ery now ard always GA hand in the embryo cities Of
Minneapolis, St Anthony and St Paui also, Improved
farms, rrral and pine lands, all OF which offer the
mos! bsTal terms We respectfully solicit and hone to
mer. IL share cf public aud private trust
Avg 'S. 1884 dkw
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United States Senate.

The terms Of the following United State,
Senators expires on the 4th of March next:
Arkansas, Il. W. johnson, dem
Connecticut. f II Gillette, free soil.
California, W NJ Gwinn. dem.
Florida. J Morton, wing.
Georgia, W { Dawson. whig.
Indiana, John Petit, dem.
Illinois, James Shields, dem.
Iowa, 4 c Dodge, dem.
Kentucky, A Dixon, whig.
Louisiana. Slidcll. dem.
Nary land, James 4 Pearce. wing.
Missouri d Atchison. dem.
New Hampshire, Moses Norris Jr dem.
New York, Vim ii Seward, whie.
North Carolina, Geo. Badger, whig:
Ohio, S Z Chase, free soil.
Pennsylvania. J Cooper. whg.
South Carolina, 4 + Butler, dem.
Vermont. S Foot. wing.
Wisconsin, L Walker, dem.
Democrats, 10: Wings, s; Free SoiIers,2 2:
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Valuable Property for Sale.

In Minneapolis, at the Falls of Saint anthony!
& Uttered for q few days only, a Hlndsome "a
- rouse ana Lot on Washington Avenue "a
Mfce N'le iofs fronting Bridge Street, near the lL
SUSPENSION Bridge hdif block Fourth Street. near
the Presbyterian Church eight lots on Lake st.,
desirable ior residences sir lots Prospect Avenue,
below he FAILS; l6o acres tecutDuIpratrse and OPEN
ngS, adjoining town in the rear; SPLENDID farm NTH
improvements, on tie Mississippi Falls;
also fire blocks at the Ferry and Steamboat Landing in
the Lower Town, &C., all promising to be very soon
ranked with The most valuable property In the Territory,
and be had at ngurt> applying at once TO
PROPER 4 WILCOX,
Surve. mi aHd Agents. the U. s. Land Cfice,
Mlnncap lis. NJ nncaCta Territory.
Aug IS, 1854 II
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TAX PAYERS ATTEND!

EDERSOSS oN'I,in- property i'll the City Of Saint
Il Paul. upon which the taxes are uhlaid are renlin-
irt! that TIA" will b. sid On the first Monday in
January next. unless lih before that day. notice OF
C! ale, la been heretofore given The Ia directs.
All taX"> III !4e City limits, incmiihS county. schools
ferriiofti ana CITY. rtrahlG - III" urr>ili ID. ai
who do desire s uld be crcas d l.,
The expenses OF sale. or III ir property cicu;ubertI will
titles, will az d ur 10y paying up.
DANIEL. RD:iRH". CITY Treasurer.
tHiiyr III I.aM.be. . Britk Bu:iiing.
u C. 1851. 1wl!&W2t
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

fAME t" the premises Of the subScri' cr living about
~ on. mi { sou h east of st. Paul, in September las.
h"ifcr, supposed to be Cd next spring. Dark
ret tol2r gcnerally-wiitc SPOT the forehead.
white along the back and belly and The legs. The
owner Is requested TO prove property, pay charges and
lake her away. NATIfI. MCLEAN.
Dec. 6, 1854. Stw
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NslAseEAHIE:K s. KERN.

M IA seEAHkIK & Il FERN.
DEALERS IN
II D W AR Z TOOLS AN d CUTLERY.
On 81. Aathony ST., near The american House,
KKTOUiD call the attention Of the citizens of St. Paul
and vicinity 20 their new, large, and well asserted
stock OF
HOUSE FtnNITt RE,
Such Nails. Lrcs all their variety; rro;Ii. cast.
Brus, Locks Screws, Iacies Bell ruS, gid uor Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TCCLs.
Hand, Buck, Mil, Y. b. X aai hip Saws; NatthctS,
Axes, broad and pitching ADJ, Sokc Shavcs, Drawing
Knives; Fcr. Socket. Turning or Pafi:'- ChiScis Au-
ours, Braces fowels JACK, luno,lnG al Fore Planes
Plows, bead bori: Macnes II Itccts and Ham
III Flat, Round and Saw Flies, Two and Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Sycs Syt'c-snat,is. Hoes. Curryrons
Trace Back. BIZ asst, Timber Lock Chans Grab Hoes
AMI Pick..
HOUSE FUf-;ISII!NG.
Trs-s Locking Glasses. Knives au Forks. Spoons;
fine assortment of sIvyr-rat"I. Britannia AMI Japan
Ware; Boilers. Kettles, Fire Dogs. Shnvcls ami longs
Waffle Ire Coffee BARRIERS. Patent eIan"lici Iron kct
ties, Ladies', Swimmers GrirriS, Coffee Mis- Fiat lrons
Butcher. COOK and Carving Knives.
They lave fine assortment Of Siahlirfr. Trim
mu.S, StirruI,S, bits. Buckles, with Chair Pumps, Door
Scrapcrs Corn Mills. PtclI, Balance AM Counter s. aes.
st, Pau T.. 1851. wifi
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SALE OF TAX TITLES.

a Office Is hereby given, that hy virtue Of the auth
N ory civ"I by the charter of the ely Of Saint
aH vii, az, he first VI ,'ay OF January mex. the
City C"H'CiI r." IN {" 81. Pau expose Tor tn
hi -r.t bidder. TLX t> the Ctv 81: Fl;ii.
about 800 lots said city. >I which II at
I'll. Til" same bearing interest OF -
pr Iii aH!uul. and !ic period Tor rel, n2tipn
pJr:i II OF them expires i'll May next, wlti: tnr ;hr
"a. Ter vi The Certificates will be entitled deeds Tor
same. DANIE!. EOHtEI., City Treasurer.
Dc. 6. 1851. 1wt&rct
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!i

NTOREOyER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
M notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CLOTHING! but yor W find that the BOSTON CLO-
THING STORE under the Minnesotian Office, Is the
place where you purchase Clothing Gents Fur
uisbing goods, every description at wholesale retail
at the cash prices. We have Just received by
War Eagle. Fail apd Winter Goods. Give a call,
one and a-at the Boston Clothing Store, under the
MfnnesOtian once. G.. G. GRISWOLD.
Sept. 9th, 1864. dn
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Emerson & Case.

LAND AGENTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
XRILL attend TO the purchase and sale Estate,
w Location of Land Warrants. Collection of Debts,
Investment of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having an extensive Knowledge oc all parts of the Ter
rry, pats of all the Surveyed Lands, Abstracts the
Entries made al thc different Land Offices, a good IT
Engineering cnl Surveying Instruments, with great ex.
perence n profession, shall be prepared to any
business entrusted to us with prompness and accuracy.
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81, 1851.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A BLACK COW, with white star III the forehead and
IA white spots the udder and white on the end Of
the tall Also hefer calf not weane, about six months
Id. Any information respecting them will be thansfui-
received and remulerated at Green's ST. Antho-
ny stree t, the Sd door above Market ST.
81 Paul, Dec. I. div 1w>
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ESfrGy.

a ZANE into the enclosure Of VIM. Baker, about the
~ 81 of Nov. one light bay horse colt, two years Old
said colt has white hind feet and white star In the FORE
head The owner is requested to CALI prove property,
pay charge, and take her away.
WILLIAM BAKER.
Grovetand. Ramsey County, Min.
St. Pau, Nov. 10, 1854. Aw
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FOR THE NEW HOTEL.

KATANTEp--mrn TO GyracYy 5000 re-ch OF Rex and
w $500 feet DimrIsun Sto'c.
Proposals for VIII be received until Dec. g. Quar-
~ situated Dayon's B'uTifhe limited TO FIRST OF
March. FIR further Information enquire CT the subs er-
Der Fort Street. of ~ e. iCkty the old stand
Of Alex. Rcy, Roberts street.
Dec. 2, 1851. Ct 4. G.. FULLER.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-09

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81.
We have New Orleans papers Of Tuesday
with dates from Galveston Texas. to 18th inst.
A brisk newspaper war was raging between
Governor Pease and Treasurer Raymond with
reference to the acceptance ofthe security Of
fred by King and Walker. The Governor says
the stock is insufficient security.