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Territorial Agricultural Convention.

Al Territorial Convention held in the Han nj
toe holse Of Representatives, ST. Paul. Jan. 4,h.
1888. t2e ilon. A. K. Ames OF Hennpen, called the
meeuea 10 order, and stated the obleciof the Conyen
ton va hen on motion of Hon. X. VI. Richardson. Of
Benton Capt. VIM. Holcombe Of Washington. was
called to the Chair, and Col. J. Fl. Stevens. Of
ltennipe0. and w II. Morse, OF Washington. were
alpuirt,j Secretary OF the Convention
De- -onyentloa proceeded to elect officers for the
year 'o3t, which resulted as fellows:
FfDttoH.-llis Excrllency, ". A. German
ii'e = es'de1sis-J. w. Sebv, Ramsey: r. NJ.
RichaiG spn, Benton; S. VI. COX, Dakota: John II
NteFrns, tiennipen; Il. Watson, Washington. and
Van. u Noblcs, Scott,
- ~ py.-Dr. A. L. Ames Of IIennipen.
IFfestrer--C. ". Parker, Of Ramsey.
on notion OF }. w. Seby, a committee Of five
wire appointed TO report names for the Executive
Com8nitee.
The Clair appointed Messrs. Seby, Howl. Rich.
ardson, Brown and Foster, who retired and after a
Short 'ence, reported by DIR. Foster, the following
na.n'j Gentlemen rs Executive Committee, for the
year 1854:
p 3 iloy', Of Ramsey; w. X. Brown, Washing
ra"; g. l.. Stoddard, Hennipen; Capt. J. Il. s.
! aii, CAS-; and WIN. ;. Allison, Dakota.
u sort al the Committee was accepted, and
'iess lioyt, Brown, Stoddard, Allison, and Capt
Tod. i.y elected said committee.
D.t 81 im of DIR Foster of Dakota, the President
oi ,i. invention was requested 10 inf ormhis Elk.
o'.iry, Gov. German, and the other officers elect
n.- ule It at the Covcntion OF their election.
Tic Convention then adjourned.
w HoLCOMBE, Chm.
H.. SrrvESs, }
Vs. H. Monsf, }see'ys.
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0BITC AIRY.

81. recia meeting of ST. Paul Lodge, No. 8, of
~ Free and Accepted Masous, held AT Masonic
i-., 10 The city of ST. Paul, Monday mornine,
aN he oh, 1S5I--A L., 5S5I
ttt hoe Mofet, the Norshipft Master. announced
So. IA oi Brother JOAN q. Cooley, of this
c.n- l,t at CooperStown, n. Y, and a member of
Ot..o od.e, No l3S;
't h!o1;hed his last, nj the residence of his
-n.-law, L. K. Winnie. Esq, Of this city, on
morning last, two o'clock, in the 10Th
Is age, after a protractcd and painful Illness
rl.e ga, bore with ,nasonic f,rtiiude.
le cceaSed WAS conscious Of his approaching
"f-- n--he awaited calmly the arrival Il thai
who was conduc, him to that
tuHn- lenee no Traveller returns" His widowed
ir''', VIII soon record in the family register, the
r#ae oi JoHN. as the FIRST Of her ten children that
las Zen called 10 pay natures last debt.
lie, who = ,cmpeis the winds TO the shorn
in- 81 sanctiy th,s bereavement, that she NAV
zoe as they tha; mourn without hore.
81 coupon the W. NJ. appointed
r,"i Us A. Goodrich. d. +. Brawley. and Charles
d. ID. rs, Il committee to drat preamble and
I-l. IMPRESSIVE OF the sense OF this Lodge, touch
jig bereavement.
5r cammittce reported follows, which was
raen .a'lsy adopted:
}. a Is, IL has pleased our Supreme Grand Mas.
isr all hence our beloved Brother, and by this
.is ION, We are called II mourn the death If one
oot Down IN the meridian Of HE. While we drop The
syr tic teaf the ashes OF our brother let Us
il: tr-et bis many virtues.
- IN, lie obedient, afecionae and
lina friend and brother, he was faithful and
tfuc, a citizen, he was exemplary and patriotic
L. ne relations oil lie, he was all thai could be
Oesife.. And
1917. as, 1t is meet this occasion that we place
,po1 h- Journals Of this Lodge some expression Of
.Jr fe- I'd. Therefore, lie il
h ID, That while we bow with humble sub
mission the DEGREES of HIM. who while he holde,h
tie >. nns in his fist, We; watcheth the sparrows
isi'-sho . doeth ali things we'll, vet We may be
lagfiiei to mourn, that Young, full hope
-Io''t lie cut off in the m~rnn, OF his days.
hes5.' ID, That in his death, the order has lost
asYl Brother, who looked upon its miss on earth
IS g. NJ our race TO that ladder which Jacob saw
- i.s vision.
Ieaci Cd. That we viii coos,n the remains Of our
ucsssei Brother, 10 their fnai sting place, with
n4a~opIr honors.
Pe' Cd, That as 4 ti'ute Of respect to the mem
"ry n' e deceased, the Jewels Of this Lodge he clad
De ~ 'ininy fr the space of thirty DAYS.
RS ned, That th,s preamble and resolutions he
.prcld upun Inc Journal OF ihis Lodge; that copy
thereof together With the Of our deep SYM
fatht &c her loss, be transmitted to Mrs. ASGLLINE
tooi ~, ut Coopers,own, y. Y.
Attest, w d. FREDERICK, Sec'v.
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Commercial.
PIONEER OFFICE,)

PIONEER OFFIcE,(
JAN. IL, 1854.
I've STocK-Corected weekly by Mr.. C.Coui-
tei,lieef foot lie. q p. Cows $50 to $50.
VII Oxen from 900 To 80 p yoke.
fRHsn MEAT--Rctail.-Beef Sole. Mutton
Ila'2c. Polk l2c. Veal 12sc. Chickens SO 20 p d.
! GovIsIoNs.---Corrected weekly by Mr.. Preslv--
Pork go a S23 y Dbl. hams I2a Y ID. lard l5c.
lilur -loerfnc, $500 extra 81 80 p Dbl. Corn mea!
81 % p bushe; Beans 81 50 T. bnshel; Potatoes,
- ec1ts 2 bushel. Fresh Butter 25@30c. 2 b.
Cheese l23c. q ID; Eggs aOc p doz.
GgOcERIEs.-From Mr. Alexander Rev, Ro-
hcrt 49,, Sugar, brown, s, I20 l5c. 4, u; Refined,
and lshed l2Gl5; Coffee 10, 2oG25; Tea 60al00.
Aicc SC. Aoiasses 50M60c. and : Y gal.
DrIED FRuir.-Apples ~ J0Gl - ~ hu<hel :;
Peaches So 00(G3.j0. Green Apples %. SO " bbl.
GnAix,-Osts i5c.; Corn Sl.00; Barley 65c
scELLASrous.-Crackers 81 50GDS'5 so q Lbl.
C.iad.s-Star :,5c. v p, Tallow 30 do. Fish tlre,h)
81 p Is, dried &c. Lane 81 50GS2 90 q bbi.--
Onions 6oc p bush. Lard OIL 81 50 2 gal
SAT- 90 Y bush Vinegar 25c. q gal. TaiIow Zoe.
& D. Tobacco l5@4oc. Hides (green) q, dry 62.
rsER.--Common Ss0Sl2 y NJ; Dimension
stof Sl2@it; Flooring SIS; Siding SIS; Sea
so,eu S20M25; Shingles 81 0GO3 so; Lath 81.
WoOD-dry-S3 50a4 90 q cord.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

M HEREAS, default has been made in The condi
v tion of n certain indenture of Mortgage bearing
date The n ird day OF October 1850 made and ecute
by Peter Wllle,t aud Felix Juay OF the coty OF Ram
ses and Territory Of Minnesota To Charles Mossrau
The same place ard recorded III the office the Register
oil Deeds III and for the said Of Ramsey in book
"A" OF Mortgage, on pages 100, lei and lt2 on the
fourteenth day of October A. ID 1870 10 O'Clock A.
NJ upon which said indeHture of Mortgage there is
claimed To be dne the of four hundred dcllrs with
nteIes thereon at the of per cent from The
third day OF October ls53.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that in pussu
unce OF power Of sale contained in said mortgage
OF the statute in such made and provided, The pre-
misses described in and covered by said mortgage
Lots numbered three 81 and ionr "a and the North
East Quarter of the North East Quarter OF Section
number four - in Township No Twenty Eight (ze
North Of Range No twenty two (22) West, containing
one hundred and ten acres less viii be sold
Public SAFE at the Court House III the of st
Paul, AMI County of Ramsey aforesaid Saturday the
twenty first day Of January. 1854. o'clock A. NJ
CHARLES MOSSEAU, Mortgage.
Arw,TER, AIRY for Mortgage.
Dec. 6, 'J3-3i-6t
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ARRIVAL * DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ST fAUL AND GAIENA-Leaves ST Paul, Mon
f4y Fridays, at s, A. M.-Arrves at StPaul, Tues
.sf sa-- Saturdays. AT |, =. ~.
- rr-gh mel to Dubuque j. o is closed Thurs
say :'rsing- at o'clock, and Monday Mornings at
: s'ci"C (.
II. fAUI AND ST. CROIX FAII.S-Lcnves Saint
:'a1 ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at G, A. NJ
A.'e' al ST. Paul, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
30 g. m
=T pAUL AND FORT RIPLEY-Icaves ST. Paul,
Tt- Monday at 7, A. M.-Arrives at st. Paul Satur-
.bf. I, =. NJ
- iAUL AND FORT SNELLING-Arrives at St
J41l, NorGats Wednesda. and Fridays at 10, A. NJ.
T. ires SAINT Paul, same days, ri 3. l.. NJ.
he Mails for IT. Ridgelcy and Mankato. are made up
IS to' Smelling and leaves that place every Monday at
30 g. y
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J. T.. FULLERTON,
NKIOULD respectfully announce TO his friends and
w the public that he has now on hand, and for
sale, large and well assorted stock OF Dry Goods and
Furnishings OF every variety.
ALsO-a splendid Collection Of Rcady-Made Cloth
ing such Pants, Vests and Goats Of the aud
most approved style III the Territory. Together
with large assortment Of Boots and Shoes both gent
and ladies'.
lie would also announce 20 the public, that he has
hand a quantity of Dry Goods and Clothing that has
received damage. which he will cell the
reduced prices imaginable.
Please call at his store, Third street, near Waba-
shaw where You will be courteousiy End attentive.
Is waited on.
St. Faul, Dec. 2f, leja.-tf
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Err LID Z

a LII who want ANES Of the real COLLINS & CO.
"A make, should be particular notice the stamps
there various counier!ets and limitations stamped
Collins aud labelled much like ours, which iradu-
ently sold in parts of the United our
manufacture. They made different parts OF the
country by various axemakers and generally Of very
inferior quality. The geinine Collins which have
acquired such an extensive reputation, invariably
stamped COLLINS d co. Hartford" aud each axe
has printed label Win my Signature Ii Is more
than Twenty five Years since commenced The bust
with the stamp Of " Collins a. 60. Hartford" and
do not know OF any other axe-nIaker by the o
Collins in the United States SAM. w. COLLINS.
" az
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The only CrOckery store in Minnesota.

I'd MARVIN is Truly grateful tn the inhabitants
K0s of ST. Paul and the whole Territory. for the
prowp and very liberal support which they have
ed to the above undertaking From the first, has
his ambition to do business, which being exclusively
Tor China Glass and QueensVnre. should meet the de-
mands OF the public in that line fully ,an "A mix
ed business could do
r N sell AS cheap, and Oil orders as we'll as
any house this side Of st. Louis: lie has heavy
stock and twsia ndng the high price OF freight and
the scarcity o crockerN III the country, account of
HE closing Of the English manufactures. he is deter.
mined TO sell al his former low prices CAN and
see my stock. OF GILT Band, White and III,tre China
Glassware, Iron Stone China
Tunblers, Cut Mulberry Ware,
DO Pressed, Blue Ware.
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
Syrup Cans, & e Ware,
etc etc.
81. paul, Mnnss9ta Crocltry Store.
81 Paul. Dec 2. ls53 3i-u
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THE TIME HAS COME

w HEN the up town folks can shoe leather by
w buying all kinds cf Groceries, Prov islons, &c
ust cheap, il not little cheaper, upper than
III lower town at W. n. PERSON d cos. New Store,
adjoining Bium's NEW Bazaar, few doors below the
RICE House, where they have just opened a splendid
OF choice Family Groceries and Provisions
of u binds; also very choice lot OF Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and in fact almost every thing under the
head Of family supplies which hey Will sell low cash.
SIT W. y. PERSON & co.
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ST. PAUL iOMNIBCS.

XXrIIIOUGHDY Il POWERS, VIII a line of
" -Four Horse Omnibus between the principal IIo-
tss md the Capitol during the session of the Leg sla-
trre.
TICKETS to he had at the American Hotel, Central
Iiolse, and at our Livery Stable Office.
WILLOUGHBY q POWERS.
9. Paul, Jan. u. --le54.-39- I'm.
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NE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROpHy SETTLEMENT.

= rApM containing nc acres in this highly flourish
IA settlement which is near ST. Paul, bordering on
s:lltil lake, soil rich aa1 heavy tinbered fir
WI e. 200O cords he cut; also IA coed heavy
meadow which win yield SO TO 20 tons OF hay;
NCelent dwelling house so by 20 feet and good
BIZ 81 by 20 Re of the above already broken and
untt fence and have yielded to the proprietor an
EtInj ant crop. HENRY McnENTY.
Dealer in Real ESTATE.
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WAR AT TIANDI

= ~ ~
ENTAR has been declared against TURKEY and
w hosiilities viii commence the 22d inst. Ii is
asserted that RUSSIA will conquer aud that so 600
Turkeys viii be demanded by the Gar appease the
apretites OF the aggressive independent Of this
foreign war. an Internal commuton in Country is
creating great excitement which has already made
Itself manifest by decapitAtion of JUDGE BRONSON,
Notwiths landing all these wars, however and rum rs
OF wars,
G. ID. Fillmore
has opened store in the brick building ST. Athony
street, formerly occupied by John Harrington, where he
offers for safe large and complete stock of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS,
unsurpassed quality and freshness, by any other
sortment IN Minnesota. Ii is expected that lie will
furnish the RUSH-lN army about the 22d, with
supplies prior to their crossing the Danube In the
line of Fancy Groceries, his sheve, fairly GKOAN
with good things aid as 10 his assortg of Wines
and Liquors, better or rurer article Came from
the importer. They Were brought irom New York d.
and bear the custom house mark and have the
tom house taste, which great desideratun
who wish liquors for Medicinal Purposes Flour, corn
Potatoes &C. in tins branch nj tie business the
Those who have already hal some sacks filed should
call and let me FILLMORE. Bat there is time for
further enumeration, As The Presidents Message is
pected End il is generally supposed that the peoples
time VIII be tai en- III its peIusai. don't forget
bet remember The Brick Wholesale ard Retail cry
Store, where can be found
&. D FILLMORE.
ST. Paul, Dec 10, l853--3J.--tf
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PROGR 4 NINE.
PART FIRST.

PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
l.-OvERrURE-Figaro, Mozart
2.-t;lee-1he enough and Crow, Ii. r. Bishop.
3.--Ballad-ThoU art gone from my gaze, G. Lndlev.
4-Duet-Whai are The wild waves sd. ing, S.Glover.
5.--Solo-piano Forte, Third Meditation, A. Gaell.
6.-Song-Tve left the clad hills, G. Lindley.
--Quartette--instrumenta
S.--Quat. Il Chorus, God of the Fatherless, Weber
PART SECOND
l.-OvERTUnE-- Masanielo, Auber
2.--Giee--The Alpine Singers Song
3.--Duett-Nielin and iano,
4.--1ae Gipseys Tent, T. Cooke.
5.-Duett-Fiow gently, Diva, Pany.
6.-Song-FIiend of the Brave, w. II. Callcot.
1.-Churus--Wake the Sony, Bradbury
IL To commence precisely AZ 7 O'Clock.
y Admission so cens-Cbildren half price.
Tickets TO b., had at the Minnesoiian Office and al
the Bookstores of Mossrs. IcDuc, Combs and Dahl;
OF Mr.. w. ii. Colng, Sixth street, the Ger
man church.
~ Mr.. Collng having been at great expense in pre-
pairing to give musical mstruC ton during the winter
and having failed in procuring class the proceeds vi
This first Concert i'll be devoted his benefit. 3- IL
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w. II. FORBES,

TETAKES the liberty inlo 81 his many friends and
patsons that he is now making arrangements TO
commence business disconnected entirely from his
former ssseciates-they having determined TO close
tcr business interests in this Territoryand that in
dong so he relies on a liberal share Of patronage.
Ian. z. ,li-39- I'm.
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NOTICE..

VUNHE subscriber offers sell lease for term of
u years, his SAW MILL, situated the Upper
Landing Saint Paul. being of the best locations for
the laundering business in the city The Mil is in good
repair, has upright mulay cutoff saw,
lath saw, and Il machine for making cut Shingles The
Boom at the Mill is excellent aud safe place keep
ing logs. This property viii be sold leased favor
able terms. JOHN X. IRVINE.
Dec If
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FCRS AND PELTRIES.

Nv II FUKBES VIII purchase all Kinds Of fuTs,
w skins and buffalo robes, and pay the highest
cssL prices for them He has made such 1rrang
Easi that he feels t Will he the of fur
4 sters to give him call lie is be found for the
present at his old stand.
Jan :, '5i--39- I'm.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING SrCRF'.
Low Priy1 H....E L, XcpiipuI Cnohx
IL A l. ID WIN sc RI DOL,
INcoafoR 1853.
EE.N AI.t, dep ID <EI'tT

n
v4NE Trustees of this school have employ d n lady
OF experience, from Massachusetts, 10 take charge
Oh Inc isae department, aud she viii be furnished with
ds MANY assistants rs may be Necessary The second
term viii commence GA MONDAY, tie third day Of
October
Until there is department for boys lads under twelve
years of age will he admitted pupils. II i, expected
ilt ali of those who intend become pupils will en-
deavor To en,c. on The first da, al The deduc-
lion made tor Sickness unless the pupil Is absent more
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERN or TWELVE wEgas.
Higher English Course So 90
GRAMMAR Biography, History, Arithmetic, AID
elements OF Natural Science GO
Primary branches 60
The school rdire fths Dc partmeut on Pearl street
facing the Public SQUARE. near the Methodist Church
Applications ior aG MISSIONS 10 be made teachers
or To l.. ID. Ncill, Treasurer OF The Trustees.
st Paul. Minnesota, sept h, lsJ2. 23-tf
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% | 4 : A

~ and situated near st. Paul. Capitalists, strangers.
citizens wishing purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences, VILLAS and sumner Houses, are
invited call aud take laoS At the locality. The
soil is OF the first quality and adapted for Gardening
or tle culture Ut the Grape.
HENRY M'KENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
pnnl Der 10 IeS3 -lN
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u H. ;rEvENs, }
IL Morse, 5 Sec'ys.

e. - is the arr Of making those peop,.
t..n. III whom converse. Whoever makes the
N., uneasy is the best bred in the COM
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CRYSTAL. PALACE.

CRYSTNT PALACE.
ENATHCART, KERN Il CO, of the above establish
- ment still holding inducements to buyers
they now selling much cheaper than
did before, make room for their extensive fall stock
(Which they will have earlv) Their stock OF Dry Goods
is the most complete aud cheape, in 81. Paul. and they
pledge themselves sell any article in their
cheaper than il can be bought above st. Louis.
Wishing TO Contne themselves the Dry Goods bust
in ali its branches they Offer the balance OF their
stock Of groceries, hardware and queensware a
and under, to close them of. The trade would find
great bai gains in the "bove stocks,
st. Paul. July 23 1853, l15-tf.
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/ MANhATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
/

A @fA LOTS in the City Of Mnnkato. Blue Earth
n ~ County. situated AT the head of Steamboat
navigation the great outhern bend Of the Nnneso-
ia, St Peters River, the mouth Of TIE Blue
Earth.
Esq who is the cch Agent at Na'aato CITY for the
sale of This property. HENRY NckE\TY.
Emil l-o2 =-C.n-o
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.BIGELOVV & FLANDRAU,
WIN. w. FINCH, NJ. D.,

VIM. w. FINCH, NJ. d.,
OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens of
~ ST. Paul and vicinity.
Office in Judge Lamberts new brick building.
Special attention will be given Rheunatisu Neu-
ragia Scrofua and all chronic diseases Being fainil-
lar with the Of ErRER operations in surgery will
be performed under its influence without pain IL de-
sired. Pure Vaccine Virus to any part OF the
country by return mail the receipt Of dollar
post paid.
REFERENCES.
Prof McClintock, of Phiade phia College of Medicine
Perkins, OF Vermont Medical College.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,

DISTRICT CoukT, LIST District,
- Ramsey County.
William j. Siingerland and Luther NJ ! summons for
Mcfarland, Partners in trade under the money de-
name, sly le, and fr IN Of ''Slingland & manded on
dcF arland, against contract FIR
William q. LAWYER and James Curran | payment Of
partners under the hume, Sly lie and firm money (com
of a" Curran & Lawer." not scr)
To William Il. LAWYER,
NOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
Il the complaint in this action, which las been
died IN the Office OF The clerk Of this court for the coun
" Aforesaid al 81 Paul, in said Ramsey county, and
To serve copy of your to the said complaint on
Tie subscribers, at their Office Mt Saint Paul. aforesaid
within twenty days after the service of this summon.
on YOU exclusive of the day of such services and if GU
TAIL To answer The said plant within the time afore
said the Plaintiffs in this will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF Twelve Hundred and Seven
~ Four Dollars and Fifty Eight Cents with nte
from The first day of July One Thousand Eight Hun
derd and Fifty Three, besides the Of this action
Dated, December, 2sth, 1859. 3d. ct.
ANES VAN ETTEN,
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KTTTSON's ADDITION TOsT.

KITTSON'S ADDITION TOST.
FHNIlS desirable ground lying in the central and
advantageous part OF the basin OF 81. Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal business of the
town, aud sording also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles
disputed and nospuabe. reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms of credit, for most of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad-
dition, will tie furnished AT the rotary mill
terms. CHARLES Il. OAkES,
Agent for rroprietors.
ST. Paul July 81. 1851. Is
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NOTICE.
a OLDERS of bills of Central American Bank will
n please present them for redemption, or before
February LIST, 1854.
RICHARDS, CLARKE CO.
ff Paul, Jan. LIST, 1854.
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Galena, III, Sept. 8, lssa-2itf
PAUL Iron and lsrass oundry.

st. Paul Iron and brass Oundry.
TENlE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
Il place formerly owned ny G.. w. Borup n Co, and
having thoroughly retcd il, prepared To furnish
castings OF all descriptions the most reasonable terms
Mil Gearing, Shaitirg Boxing. etc. will he executed
in good sty lie he found In the Western World
Steam Engines and Tbreshing machines repaired on
short notice. Stoves OF all kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, grdles Patterns of all descriptions
made order. Also Brass and Composition Castings Of
all descriptions BaLb METAL lining, etc, made of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. +. GILMAN.
81. Paul Aug a. IS53-6n
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 2l7 ACRES with ten acres broken on
"A which a crop raised last summer. Has il u
good Tamarach house. io e, stable - 30. There
is good Spring the house and fine stream OF
running through the farm Ii is situated the beau
tiiu and picturesque lake, Johanna; miles from ST
Paul and l2 miles from 81 Anthony Falls, with good
roads leading each way. HENRY MckENTN.
ST Pa,ll. AuT 10 fS53-6ms2.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-12
PHlLHARMONIC SOCIETY.

VSNIE Society begs to announce that its first CON-
n CERT will take place at the City Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5TH 1853.
Conductor, Mr.. How're
Leader Mr.. w. II. CoLIINo