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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-07

NOTICE T I. NORMAN, of the / lie .rm Of
~ Moormnn Il Martin, would inf rm the friends and
of the luIe firm that he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
nj the cd stand of N & M where he will make every
nxerton 10 give satisfaction TO his friends, omer-
md he public generally
He VII keep con> family on hanh large and we'll Sc
lected stock of GROC ERlES. DRY GOODS. &c.
~ Special attention paid the sale OF forwarding
ri Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. &c.. &c.
jan2ts THOS T. NORMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-07

M|OOD.-Oak and Hickory, well seasoned, just
" to hand We expect to keep regular suppl,
in future. Those who will need good fre-wood-wI
please send in their orders early.
mug Dts ECHOLS & PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-07

1--WE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
l. spectfuy to call the attention of the citizens 81
Lynchburg and the adjoining country 10 his large and
m splendid ssortment of BOOTS SHOES, d
CATERS &c, of his OWN MAKE,
~ aui which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
IYAsD SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot a.
shoe for the present season. will do well TO call mr.
determined to please, both regards qualiS
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above tile
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citzent
Savings Bank T. +. GRIMALDl.
dec Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-07

LyNchOhTg, Va, 10 hnoEU3Ue Tennessee bVthe IN.
gt"a and Tennessee Railroad, and Parish g. Cos Line
Of Stoges-Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-07

TIVE firm OF b. NOWLIN g. co was dissolv
l. ed on The 2nd inst.b, mutual consent J. B. Now
having purchased of j. d. Harvey his interest in
said is alone authorized wind up the busi
ness and to use the name of the firm in Liquidation
JOS. b. NOWI IN,
January 1854. JNO d. HARVEY
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JOSEPH 4. DILLAHD.
JAMES STUART
K4"fI - - Ann IrTF
THE FAMILY GROCERY

'INuE FAMILY GKOCEKX-Srl cot
unucs 10 keep hand th"se arti' les so much rocd
ed 10y families at lis season Of tie year such FIR.
Butter dried Cher1e., Apples, Peaches, poaird
nnp,ulod nice lot al Ncui.un, Salt Pork. lH.h Put
tpes, dried Bee. beef Tongues Ruocra Sau.nge,
all articles generally kept in resuin tnmiy Grocery
The above articles viii be kept constantly hnud nj
the family grocery OF J. II. SOLOMON
a..
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
"a ~ ;':ss;'s g u. 49,


HAND CANS MADE To ORDER
fssIESE WORKS hive bee IN operation it'll
! al the niest Iwptovcd Machinery for Wood and
II ~ work. and upon scnlc en>uraie with the
- Of the Sout" and West, for Car construction
More than one hundred OF all description have
M - these work. Tor the Virginia q Tennessee
ia ! Ruti.
Presidents aud Engineers OF Railroads are respect.
g. lis fuyit I'd To bestow thur patronage they mny
I,sIsaq ,ying fhei, wof finished in strict plinuce
SIT .,t .,wn plans aud a~ings inter the mosl
novel sas af Construction. st prices satisfactory
Southern IkaiI-HkOads
IS - lrger be compelled 80 obtain their Cars from
70. subject to large expense aud rick ot Trans
porfHti.n. GEO. G. GURLE Proprietor.
HI un.H.=-#zn,u haNtn- had chngc of tn, Bbus
AniHs from commence tuent. under the turmet
rraprilnr, Mn A. Esun 1r. asks L. Ia -hy 'h'
Ba-RaaI pab c tiHt lie has engaged with the pre>cni
',unfirtot and will continue it, mauag meni, hoping b.
.'. labg experience ia Rail u,d works ard
.-utnn the work entrusted to him. merit the ap
Rotation and liberal patronage Of The public
A. NETTI Elton, Manager
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'NHE UNDERSIGNED have formed n Co.
l. Partnership under the style OF
NOWlin Il AppersOn,
and will continue the GROCERY d. COMMISSION
BUSINESS at the old stand of J. b N,wlin & Co.,
where they will be pleased to see cir friends and the
patrons of the old concern
JOS b. NOWLIN
Jan 9-ts JNO. g. APPERSON
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALSO

engaged with the above honse sal would be pleas
vi to Wait upon ms friends and the pub. generally.
7. ID. CRAWFORD.
feb Is HATCHER Logiraof 4 Co.
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GALEN.i MARKETS.
(Corrorto! DAILY fro4s u. q ti,sd .ifc~Ttiser)


FLorR.-SF = Dbl, q 5Od IS IS; Extra, Ss 90 a
S6 PSI W {. 100, % "a W; shorts, 10 "a 10.
GRNS.-Wheat 4 bush., o. "a -; Corn, shellcd, IS
"a 90; B,r.ry, Asa 90; Oats, p 25.
PORx-Me.s +. brl, la Is; clear Mess, I56 Is; Hams
sugar cured, la ~; .iJes, 7as.; shoulders, ga {;
Lard, r brf, sasi,.
BrrrER.-Fnkin. ia Is; Fresh. I46l5.
CmEssE.-EGxsh Durham, Il ala Is; W n. liza I2i
Country, sGlO.
S,GAs.-NO, = B, 5GSi. Clarified, c,.G7; Loaf
l0GII
Mot Assem- q, 2 sssfon, so IS; sH. 3.Gio.
COFFEE AND RIcE.-RIo !. B, ii Il. 10, Java, l. a
Isl ManilIa, l6t'I7i Rice, sa7.
TEA.-Imreriai :? ID. i5.G15; YH, 4oG 7oc; Black
4oa 50.
do, bu>hei 81 iJa II So, Pea, hes, ds,e = busheI
IL 6OGSl IS.
FIsH.-Nsrkcrci, NJ. 1, = bSl. sa2 90 Goldfish,
= ID. &c &C; SaI.no, bril-, SIS; Oysters, dog
&c 'OG; %.
LrSDEx-Clear, : NJ, $50 a $s5 Ccmmon, sls s2'
Flooring, ronch Ss3 UeGs2 90; Dftrc r,.nei. SIS
Siding, 90 SIeeIins, slI La'h 50; Shins-, sia -
ExCHANeE.-Eosioa aud New York, II. ret; CHI
cage sud Milwaukee, 4. /. ct ST. Louis, :. + Il.
Mo>EY-for - dA>s. &c,
Wooo.-W. u, IS W ID 10.
-; To 81 Paul 81.
LE,p.-fis> = loo lbs. no sales. Mineral, q loco
i,s. 35 co. D-lseL in GaI-na, 20. Shot, r sack,
81 ~" 81 co white. pure = les 81 '5.a co. No ],
3 Aec. 81 2ja So 50.
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SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS

SAINT PAUL AUCTION ROOMS
FRANK. +. COLLINS.
AUCTioNEER APirINrED BY LAW FOR THE TER
kifuKl OF MINNESOTA,
LILY iIf FRA. his Eiszsls that his Arrange
Ia meat. g t~e transaction vi mis- b.>ines in ali
'f-AeHes .re c"saps-t-.
REGULAR SALE DAYS
For fereat kinds E Nerca.niz-. stock ko.. vii t-
i~- in f3,arr .i.s-i ,lsvs his increasing business
having made this Absolutely n-cv>>Ar.-
SALES FROM TIE SHELVES
VIII therfsc. be hssi every AOs.y- "wednesday, and
FURNITURE SALES
Va. b. f4 we.s<-ia, and S.tgrl,y either in the
1As es~ninr b. aaaoaIser-i-
Hok>E>. CATTLE HARNESS. ETC.
With Strrk 4 --cri, .i b. -sE each Sa.sr-
ihs- particular hEzDoh ami II IL e"an.en,lx tss-
;ai irm the Rcra~n,s ae graf iwiue~nens- 81.
- 'sSre-i ~rIi !" ,r.e ~ho nave occasion In >il
!" tao-e -io have soea,iSa to boy.
CARRIAGES
~ ever ae~erPsi.n rEl he -. an, sho-> having ve
oles ~ ti>~s~ u invited 10 -ei them along e=.ir
REAL ESTATE
VIII be di.ru-.-: 81 Oh the r.a~a,tsc terms.
BOOKS L STATIONERY
VII be sssra fssos-tly at Anso0,e.raeni and in the
ysls>, exerts-e I'll be syarra to give
entirv atifactioo tn Al. rho their ,uf<rIy
acc~sant vii f.l-- Representatives BE- made Ia tks-
I1heral airances s1ae. ana RESPECTFULLY
SSeis~L Ss!-s zAA- Surkiy- and tr,-<s-i> AEtr
fsr skoai -say. Al fersas having E..is dl-E< II
invited 10 sod tAe.. to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In ,ae B<.ek Basahnr &C Ysir. NaD-~cta street
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
Ii.A erery evenl< AZ early csaie l-ht-
AT FRISAIE SlLES
b rs.ins caa Be hz. ~ al ,irses- CsH a,i -ee
FRANK Z COLLINS.
81 Tzal Sep 2, 1854 II T<rl;s<saI A SCI
= UIrU " G. rONs1A
CULVER & EONSECA.
We WIkS~< Ill., yxA-s-a - 81 l..ieay aHd
Eek Ss,es s. Ps.i. Kis.1<xa-
Ny~1ID Fo;isear ezH the cs The eiiirrns
w - ta.l a.-a ~f tn PrsS> al the Yerrisxyis e~s
ss7A, % 1asIr e.asr~ as2 exsrz>ye A>ss<tus<ai q
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
isssse<y asa Gives Furnishing Gs-s< Cs-,hr,e Hat
ssf nses Ses-es rrsuks~ CarY<s Rzx<- Cuke~lkAs ~
D-An -<.Srr- Sru0FSy .,rr.or< ts-6a
& fssA e>Ys-oesu, leA I--.G
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BRlSTOL a. WHEELOCK,

Got lErToHs o. rEbfS AID SAeAsAA A"S~
MIL aissot i< csA,s,s0a II Iesss thrsaf1St ne
W IrrrIs~rt- bzy s.g AoA ~rsa.x GzI kiA'r tsS
tas ax-> -ea,,s LAsS arrani> egfr.e s,st, ant tn
a.sa II IN, sZs-sr~s a>ssarsss tne asNe a. l.i
iai.SzzatAa % p-nr-&S<a! t~e-te~-snh . y<>Sir1I
Arsy es sAe ~ ks>inrs~ ,p5 Sin - s-<tArs al
sass.rss .cs airsd ,. isaS r~s<s<> asa <x<~Ee az
&.laIAac 4. T-sris<y. o<r Arraserrass esssszc
So asEis L:sssIiss isr ie .s-5 eA<-S~ d-< IN
&~sszs AR. - SA< Trsssss<y t---.
oar Ts<s Sweet sss sSs<s .Sese Sh'isty $ Cal
civ - ~:
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03

30 Ellis Burlington and VIM. England,
Cherokee Indians, recently met each other on
Grand River, in the Cherokee Nation, and in
fight with pistols and bowie knives both
were killed..
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II r AIDING BOOKS:

sANrEI:S NEW SERiES
IIANE tiIcmy They are admirable books -
All ,i. t-aciIers examined and u>.- them
attest warmly their angular fines for the purpose,
~-i'<l rr-,H.
mo: ample experience in teaching anil accnr,nylv
a'Hl admirably in every Way to tie wants and power,
I.r, il tn. onset as no dull arguments Ionr drawn
cut Irr'e that the picture 81 cat j. not cat
that the picture ola hor- i not h"re'' that
I".urr "f j. not - AMI other inform.
Il, r. ay valuable and Appropriate i" school box for
TN the contrary the child is hare common
ami ne. instruction, in what useful MI suit
ri t"hi> lie theefr- ru z1I-d
uiih k.nz and a;rac; definitions and ueSrie.i GU,
with r-a:in- attempting to- rad hat j. Without
eft tau-e above hi caIacy. and without interest be
cau>- rfaisE dull
In Sander, Ncr Reading Bsk< every step in III. mo-
ce,> i tie very lat plainly preparatory the
The PUPIL Pleasantly and rrht>bl: Conducted through
i->>-'n- consisting al two. thre-- liza l-s
IN r'uEzr ucc~>>'nn all matter fill az
moral mi instructive yet highly entertaining Ind
,,i- ~arrangs-i A. while merely TEACHING him r--i
i.u- liz mind tie most xoI~,nse Thought md
dsveL'I-- . nd .,n-n-tlen hi- nl.niai I-zer>- ..
Teachers. examine ;,em- anil Judge for yourselves
The 'e.c~T- Throughout the Terri;". have u
the above b-Sk. for .XAmin4ii"n- by calling " 8
Cni 'le American Ifour, Who Is Tie oily aaihOr
i1e- agent FIR Mi;.n~-o;a-
June Ally.
LAND orr iCk. M1NNk.ApOLI&
NOIIt i ir~.H given TO all interests! that
~ .""i 'he. i'll '- fr emr'i'". cn .ur'-,ed
the 9th day Of Oci.I-rr. n. r RUS>E1J- Receiver.
l. ". OLE; i~cerer.
Ginn-srii. Land Oacr. sept. -, ls,4o-t2iu
NOTICE EXTRAO ORDINARY.
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
V1NfE Sacritrr takes ri~s inviting fh attention
Il "f tie ctzrn> 81 s. Paul and surrounding cs,Gary
to his es;abli -isussu ks-4.e-i the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOCgTH STREETS.
He has just oT-n-i the Above eta bii>hIHent siih
rici Ind ell selected stock Is!
READY MADE CLOTHING.
NJ the r-ry t-~s ssi hse>s slsnafs-;n- ana LAT. t
styi-. ua=sc eIF-r.~-lv for thi- n. rS~t
Wholesale AND RETAIL. ~
very fail saif'Iy Of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Hat; caps shris eUllaT- zl'e- ersrs's- ur5r-lirts
-SH- s;s-- tic. sEI-r-!it a,>irtnesIt al IEI NAS
INDIA RTBBEI. AND Oh. CLDTil CLOTHING.
1zV Eg JaEtDers the TA: DO Lay directly fra
f-t~r- - ~ ~nshh-: 10 ri at Tie ixest Nes IOEi
CasA PTics-- IJ-a-e c-u At tie
STAR CLOTHING SIGi.E-
Corner Rs1--rt- as-i Fourth streets.
e. HIS fe-uls CAsk-1Sa
y sCNwARIZFNEsHG
oSt- II. Is. ouIS<isL
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NE " -IOR < IA = A 4 III!
In ~ Il ssskSx.S- OLD SIAAA

1CH k&CEISED. ~ TIE MAJ E.gsr. . hrYs A&ssrs-
q o<Ei - FALL GtsSlsS.
.sssss.nt e Al Sis4s q SsAEae as4 Faney Gss4s.
Hcs<ry Hsaca asS Csscs~S SSks AID the hrxess
c-at a kassS&esy ss< lesrirx q ss~ry ere<tF<s-a-
erer s-e>sAt isss ts< f<rsts-sy las< give ka Dil
sd ex1=-se ~ C~1r>eiv<s. ->Ys S<H :
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COMMERCIAL
ST. PAUL MARKETN

4 $500 DxLy PIoxKsR Ovy,x1
Noven,ber. 3. 1854 !
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
fhe following list Of the rates at which foreign banl
notes and exchange bought aud Sold is
the PIONEER daily by Mes.rs. BORUP L CAKES Bankers
aui Exchange Da!ers, Tint Paul.
Exchange New Yorh !. and 81. louis u. cent
- dialogue and Galena 81. 1 ~.
- - Chicag". l r -
All Eastern. OHIO, Inlana, Michigan, anil other West
ern currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON (Geuryia) taken a, ,-,i.
Memphis Tennessee Brie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund K-ntasky Trust Co. Covingon Conncr-
Vile, Iniana and Bank of C"amerce list. Columbia
received.
BANKING HorsE c. IL. PARKER. --Rates Of FL.
change
Eastern.". .."...... 4 per cent. premium.
Southern .............. !. per cent premium.
GENERAL MARKETS..
1--WE srocx-Correctei daily by Mr. C. CorLrzR.Beef.
foot. cts. z ID. Cows, s3ota $50. Work from
seoGsI5o q yoke.
FRESu Mk,r-I:-tal Orrf. Sc l.c. Mutton. loc Nilo
fork, HE Veal lei,c. Chickens S. 20 2 dozen.
rRovlI' -(CMrrcr,i daily by Mr.. PRESLEY. )-rork
ST. 5oasls q bb Hams lie. e lb. Lard l2i.c Flour:
uPcrhn-. So IS :. Dbl. Corn Neal 7sc {, bu.
Beam 81 10 z bash. Potatoes, 3OrGrsc bush. Fresh
Batter, l5c. Ii. Cheese, 1:I.c. b. Egg, l5c.
Z dczcu.
Gx.ssEiss-(rrom Mr. AtEx AMBER REy. Robert street.
Sugar, brown 'c.EGSc. re:ne &C.; crushed ami pow
derrd. l2i.c. Is. Coffee lScG925c. Tea. Coo "a 81.
Rice &c. IA loo. Mua>sc>. 5Oc "a sOc. 4 gaihn.
DrifD Fxr1r.-Arllr.. 81 80 = ba,hcl. Iraces So co.
Green Apples $:d9 = haired.
GRuN..Ats. +jc Corn. 70c. fST.5e. Barley. Csc.
Observation-Disclosures soGsa sol h,rrvl. Tai
low. 13c. { Is. Candies. star. :i5c 1t. Fresh Fish
Sc 4 Ii. 'icl &C. Lime. IL 5OId 81 10 = bl Onions
soc. bush. Iari OIL 81 10 = gal Salt. 81 Oh z ba.
Vinegar. :5c. ? gallon. rall"w. l3e. = h. Tobacco.
Toe. "a 5Oc Hiics (green) 3i.c. dry. 81. p ID.
IrNTR.It"mn"n. $lolsil = NJ. Dimension stuff.
slio SlG Flooring, sic; siding; sl6 Sca>ouc- $-0iI-5
Shingles. 81 GOA =; 50 Ia,ll. 81.
woop.-Igy, IS Qua So 81 L cord.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Friday Morning, November 3, 1854.

How so TILL A i" Coop Eau,"- If you de-
sire to be certain that your eggs are good and
fresh, put them into water. IL they hay first
on their side they are good beyond doubt. IL
the butt turns up. they are not fresh. This is
an inf,Ilibe rule to distinguish good" FROM
bad egg"
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A'N" Perfected tie .zrycy cr ik~ above A;1itj-n
- ~ <os r-zE 60 Orr tor ~zle tie I-i-zble
%. -Aa3 s. esvr sEsi this onaaazEiis. Tie nd
f2A2ses - BF.EE<rfE-S IplEYT0N n 81 r.oIis PER
e'is s-sss1s frSa The iscs a e<errzi bzt- tisr
IG1ae12e1y n the Ct liz Ca4<l enzz-...~--
IA = Sc~ .,xezsS-~S the sa;lEe CITY Al sarr0nntE-
e"-nn< '"r zies- 81 es-vJ >s.~-
iSe ess~e f-uxinsr "a f,sr crtr7l AM -xt>n-5v.
rSs-~ sz isese< of fi< DIV czcIs<er til r.
far <>..e1 n-sr.s--E<
hae ssarri nr.;h<r sxF<H-< Pains IN tn ras
tA< hs Aa4 szreris 1xAe issi Ike
10 :" 81 "a al The rEzasrS 1Stk and ss.k
80 ns72fe4 t-S -. sse street, and v~s
ARE eItr seef ust<- skI=x fsas Aloe s@S<rss<it-
anr ef.er parS a ths sASs pIare- Foo HAY> ke
affz! - EE BREKSTER 90
oTSE-s.e fh< Foss o<sc~.
A.x1ss .. 1854. s1g- 6-3k.d
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May .. ISJ$
MANkATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated al tie G'ea >o.dAers L'sd q: the Ni"a,sId, Or
81. I,ters ki,cr.
40 Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth
n~e. HENRY M'kENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
st. Paul, N. r, Jan. %, ls54.-il-n .-.-
ACRE LOTS
w manning tine Of the city.
HENRY McKENTY
july left I,al,r in Real + late.
OUU Henry NeKENrY.
judy i.-n lsalcr in Rial E-iaie
LAND MILES FROM THIS CITY.
1000 ACHES in ONE TRACT within : mikes Of ,hi.
HENRY McKENrY.
81 Iaul SIP. ~ 1884. ~pi5.iSwt
LAND AT s2,s5 PER ACRE.
200 ACRES near RrmaIl'> Nil we'll supplied ~i,
y sat.r. timb-r. grasses. &c. oaerv lur short
''''ic' Tor the 10" r''e' OF s-,s' yer asS;
S,.ra"l August !. 1854. aug .e.xutf
I 90 LOIs in iii> chg, Iar, OF which have improve
HENRY MrKENTY.
II. Paul August !. 1854. aug --iNatf
1Go AIRES "a LAA. uer'rU'!s. n,.t.. n"r'h OF the
ST fahl Aug. !. ISL aug --iSsr
200 ACRE> nr- the Fail, Of 81 Anouy. beautiful!
- "'icr' AIS, o'.''." ''i'e iie ,iea OF the t,~n
HENRY M,kENTi.
81. Pal. Augl>;l. 1854. aug :-iX~u
.IJS NRES -'rrEiuy l-,kr l!,iuc. H,-> from
. cit, lE>. loo of ul,ic ri.c,-i. AMI
A. c.:itI, a,.- HENRY M-!.BNTY
81. i'aai- A"s. l. i>5i. a"x a-iSEii
.l21 AtEkS lin o.s- i--iyi /. nr> north fran the
. ri,y limits, c,aiain.ss rich --si s~-i ,im-r, AMI
HENRY M,EEvTY.
~ tsut August i. l>'A uc.-ia IL
30 iCREs, bcriesins rlArn Lake. n.,i.> fr,..u
i LA. city. HENRY NchENlY.
s.. l'aGi. AI- l. 1874. aay --s&-u
= 90 ACkE> mar Lake Johanna.
= HENRY N-EENTY
-. ra.l Aug. l. lss& aug z-i&xu
WHITE BEAR CITY, MINNE:SOTA. I
COO HENRY McKENTY
$500 ACHES IN ONE TRACT,
:ile sEc'aIty oi bite b ar Lake. lv mii> ST
l. lAUl IN tine distance from SyilI az,er.
md Sal IN >uch qua mites and such
all ,Ii' purchaser HENRY NckENTI.
s3ROPHY SETTLEMENT"
OCo arrrs ana Ini, nJuTi>his, nct-bi-,rho-r!.
L HENRY McKENN.
RICH BOTTOM LAND.
= 10 ACRE r'cn lotion Ia. s~u >aii--i SrzziR,
- miles from tLi> city AMI of mile from Ni>si>-
>iPfa HENRY HckkNTY-
COTTAGE GROVE LAMBS
i 2OO aore> "Ioiizgc 1rovc.
i HENRY GcKENry
EsxAGAA<A. .la->.,k-,s.
90 Lots IA Eur~ka.
4 HENRY HcKENTY
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ESTABLISHED 1851.
NEW hook STORE.
e lIANfII InN A. Gn

NEW BOOK STORE.
G. HAMILTON X CO.
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establishment.
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We have good stock al Mi>-,liaI-,u. H-sks and
graf variety of Cirrns l., ks which, cannot fail to
please.
Cko,p IslicntSms We have in store very II RE stock
and new ones receive, BY Expre>s thry
>ne'i finn the press We have Arrangement in New
York city hy which all the work, re to Us
Is ~ printed
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publications. which Offer lo~ other establish
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IL flu-h Times q! the Mississippi,
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TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.

To PRACTICAL FARMERS
1uNS notice is to real Planners. not to Spectators who
B pretend to be farmers.
Ia practical Farmers | wish to that have hand
twenty sale. (an.i alsay> have fr,an
nvcJ which range from miles from -
Paul
From i long residence in this Territory and from per
..n,l in>I <cton all lire Lands City.
bl,,l To make the best selections.
therefore in, all persons wishing TO cultivate the
soil. to give = call
u. Farms have various degrees Of improvement, anil
HaIt-r III sell that can please all.
TERMS made to suit purchasers.
HENRY MkENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
Ofire-Oli Post Office Building ID street.
May D. 1854.
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#sKeMtp'a Column.
lie NRY MIX ENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,

oFFIcs-OLD rOsr OFPscE sSibDIxs, 1854
Third street) .r
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
A|mOney loaned, investments made to the best I'd
sahtaye, and Land W arrsni. los aied.
REFERENCES.
NEW foAK.-Cilheri Dstis, Esq Daniel Curtis, Esq.
Capt A. lie Pey slcr Messrs. 3. Thompson 4 Nc
phew; MessTs. Williams Il CuiOn,
Phil Patterson, Esq. Prridcnt ofthe
Western Bank; Mersrs DreNel 4 CO. Bankers; Freed,
Wsrd r Freed; X. Tay Ior X Co; Bingham Dock;
Sitess. James Co., Bailey Co.; Edward Hurst,
Esqi Notary Public, ii. Messchert. Attorney ~ Law
Jane. Kitchen, N. D.; William StOcver, Esq.
MINNEsOrh-&0Ov. w. A. German; Hon, w II. WeDcb,
Chief Justice Of Min. Ter; Hon. Henry NJ Rice, el-
eEaIe to Consress Rice, MOllihgshcsd Becker, At
torness ut Lxwt Messrs. BOrup Oakes. BsRkeTs;
]. ROsser, Esq. Secretary Vi the Territory; Ames
Van EtIrn, Attorneys nj LAW Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton,
Register u. 8 Land Onicej WIN. HUcombe, Esq. Re-
eriSrr u. s. Land Office, L. T. MANN, n. ID.
NEw ORLsANs.=Nessrs Brown, johnson Co., Bank
err.
ViCksBuRa. A-Messrs. Brown johnson, Bankers. ~
no CAPITALISTS, HARMERs, AND EN-.
lGKAN1Ss
VUNIE undersigned has always on hand for sale f0s
Il cash time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, Improved including farms
Of different sizes, aud degrees Of prices
corresponding with these. ..
Also---property in ~. Paul and suburbs and In Man
kStO city, 81 Anthony, Shasopee, LeSueur Traverse
DIES Sioux and Eureka
lie can at all times accommodate. on the easiest
terms any one who really s.sa.. Z. ps'.sase.
HENRY MrkENTY,
Dealer TN Real Eetate,
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DaSsoIrYloA OF Co.PARTNERSlIlP.

u.hs,. Ars-sr sssss thai the c<sFar'Hes ia h~re-
,.srs ~ h iss~<s - Sso<e B-s sl2s>. H.
asrs ua.ts- ss-e aassr ara Es,a e l. VANCE i,uvN
a., - h. o It<si s.s ~ shis GsJ >SsssA Al I-r~S>
,.s-- Rresn IN sA sis Joy All s<e. as :, u.
80 4. fAAtE EISDHX.
(hAS, u oAkES
So, -, 60 - 1884 sis @n
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SrRAxED On STOLEN CATTLE,

'NAh a. FrcHsi~> SUrskAy n Il, >sath strS~s
" t-S rSs i..VESx sgt ,kc is-Ec-
lea and s-s~aS ~aiSe ts- ,~y. lac can
have ,Ae oa;le Nv gall Ii-esy s.a tho Nzrs-s
Haa proving Tf<r-., All LAY ins all a~vc-aty
- - S~Ed--s-1U HENRY GALE