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iNIsS'SStpt, tutHCc III Il bOutucTIy uTtCtoh " Ddiu.
wins Lake, passing the same on the eastern west
ern shore, thence may be deemed the most prac-
tcable route by said commissioners having reference
to the distance, surface Of the country and costs Of
construction, to some point at or near the Forks OF
Grow river
William Eaton are hereby appointed Commissioners
TO lay out Territorial road from Wnona, in Vino
ma county, to Carmona, in Fillmore county.
Sec. rs. The commissioners for the location Of eli
Their OF the above mentioned roads, majority OF
them, may meet at such place may be deemed most
convenient, on any day subsequent the passage OF
this act, and may proceed to lay out the respective
roads, at such time, within months from the pas
sage hereof, may best suit the convenience OF the
several boards Of commissioners.
Sec. II. That Robert G. Knox, Daniel L. Turpin
and James Starkey are hereby appointed Commits
sOners to locate and mark out Territorial road from
St. Paul, by way of Little Canada and the Rice
Lakes, to point in the most direct and feasible
route, to ntersect the Point Doug lass and ST. LOUIS
river road, Grndstone creek tributary OF ket-
tie river.
Sec. %. B. F. TiIotson, Edmund Bell and T. B..
Twiford be and they are hereby appointed Commits
sioners to lay out and establish Territorial road
from poin, in the southern line Of the Territory Of
Minnesota between ranges six and eight, by the way
Of Richland Prairie and Chat6eld to Mankato ON the
Minnesota river.
Sec. %. That A. w. Fargo, BENJAMIN Bear, Nil.
ligan, be and they are hereby appointed Commission.
ers to lay out and establish Territorial road from
the Village Of Wabashaw, by the way Of ChatfeId
and Richand Prairie, to the Iowa State line, to ia.
tsrsect the Iowa State Road running through Deco.
rah to said line.
Sec. 80. Morgan NJ. Taylor, Walter Bates and
John Robertson be and they hereby appointed
Commissioners to lay out and establish Territorial
Road commencing at Taylor's landing on the Miss.
issppi (neary opposite La Crosse, wisconsin, By the
way Of High Forest. -
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Special Notice. -HEA1ERS and FukNAOEs-"ehsv nave
bos ctoib riOu Oh hs scvts' Psons IA he trace (waoh
we can rsmr 20 hello the sac Of articles toll psrtes
tn. have of buslaes5 aa1 inst tos hEpHNoEhl
bEATFR cannot be haf. We tAto hs method OF Informing
the publ that is ell base isbicaon used By pc sons void
81 J-ipepe, ~ho csnpot sell htr goods exoep by MAKING
ops believe they Get oihef turthermNe We wu
state ere Gvsced a. the ls F ~ the Ametc 90 lns
tote the bGbt preuiuus follows; For the bs,t Portable
Heater silver medals for the bts air Furnscs for Coal
sDc for the esst Hot Air Fn,cs for w.oa silver medal We
prepared 20 warm iooIs Aa1 bull al sgss the
ard we sieo nipl ard are eermiaei that
RI sbs be In the "a vhst bean of
beet, ard douhy tcrfe fcJm NE Our OK com
sEss q H. atsfs Portable fUro.ces Brick Far
inc UdDg both ito larst and nss Heating Appafu
tns ever fied ~ publc We s3t ffo partie. ,,bo
want We coI = wei, - . .o.. -.
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American ms titute.A sisted Monthly Meeting Of this
Ipstirue wi he hsd THIS (ThvIsdyl EVENING Dec at
in oms No SSi Brosdway O'clock Msmbers are re-
cn,,S 10 attend as matters q impor,pss will be brought be-
h,. ths meetirs HENRY MElGS, Rec. Secretary.
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The Third Lecture ia the Course before the YoUNG
nEN'S ASSOCIATION OF the 20h Cor Ion Church,
b aid Ith VIII be siyeD on THURSDAY EVEN
NO, zee 8. by Prof DESIS0N OLNSrEAO OF Yale Col
,s,e snbeet The True the Beautiful and ire Goodin ga
arep fieksis. Is cent? To eonnmenee ~ 0o0ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

For ansas :! nation eratuousy gwen At the n T.:
KANSAS LEAGUE No 40 Broadway, aGd pssseng scot
con bly, and ehe,Ply. AMERICAN SEy1LEMsSI ~
the Choe. bf-O hALtGo, ooe. ouP =
Wakefield Industrial Home Association No. B.
by notified TO attend The regular meeting
On FRIDAY IVESING, the last, 10 take soAIn and
sppont the for the sale Of The Lois OF e
~ JOHN COMMERFORD, Pfe,iden-
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