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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL.
Wednesday, May 2, 1853


RwER.-In good stage. Reported falling at
points above, except at Louisville. About al
stand here.
WEArHER-Has been dry, mild and windy
the pas. week. Rain is much needed in some
quarters Cloudy to-day and prospects oi rain.
BCslxEss-In groceries has been lively, with
large arrivals of heavy goods; considerable has
been doing in dry goods. There are now on
hands frs, rate stocks for the Country trade, and
every inducement Is offered in good selections
and low prices. Business at the wharf has been
only moderately fair during the week. Freights
are scarce not only this point but at every other
above. We notice no particular charge in mar
kets Flour has slightly fallen since last report.
Potatoes have been selling in our markets at
81 60, and will soon be much lower it is anlic-
ipated.
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

EUDGING from the crowd of customers that have been
eP visiting friend bich for the weeks
impression that he the saying
mercal paranee by the board and
thereof selling great sacrGee hut farther enqu
happy readers ihatsuch not
the lie has now hand full esortment OF Spring
and Summer Dry Goods and is selling low
hence the rush to his store. apl4
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CORRECTION,

THE Journal morning says Hour retailing
so so per bbl We would inform all those who have
paid the that we have had choice brands Of
-four hands months aud have
higher so IS per bbl which price will
80 bhs us rec d. and deliver free into the hsrsain
srzy J. ". l. S. yrCKEEY,
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IUST received,
ID loo gross bed crews. fat and square head;
SO ieet Safe Wire;
200 dog Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges
eco 6oz do do Table DO. TX 10 liz
lcndoz Mahogany and Walnut Knots:
1000 gross Gin blet Point Screws assorted all sizes;
400 sets Furniture Csstors Brass and Iron Wheel
50 doz Cabinet Files and Rssps. ass'd lengths;
50 doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paper;
lust recs ans for sale nv ap2S BABOOCk BRO.
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AUCTION,

AtEEIONs
UNRy Goods Clothing Hosiery. Fancy Articles and No.
u tone at Auction.
wer II sell. Saturday morning at O'Clock. at our
Auction Room. in the old house. Main street,
this day received consisting prints de LANES
hesched musins hosiery. gloves RIBBONS laees
chiefs stocks and grsa. variety Of other articles. that
ast will be sold without The sale will be
continued frc n day 70 day until olossd out
ap21 WOULSbI SELcUS, Arctrs.
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WELL II. WALKER, City CIerl
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TtHoIcE Hams;
IL Clear sides;
Family Mess Pork In hf-bbl,,
Ribbed Sides;
Pork Jowles:
Shoulders;
mt uu and for sals nv ans GEO. FOSTER co

FENHS undersigned respectfully informs numerous
friends public generally. that she has pen
ed her Zee Cream saloon she intends keeping the
quality Cream Lemonade Soda Water and
ireshments of the season.
Also full assortment Of the best quality OF candies
cakes and other confecton aries. wholesale retail
ap2I-2m =. l.. EOLLENBERG.
Main ST.. betw. LIST and I'd.
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yuNHE holders ofCy Collect receipts lots purehas
N ed in Oak Hill Cemetery requested 10 bring for
ward the and obtain DEEDS thereior the costs aud
penses therefor q paid BY the civ.
APPS WELL. III. WALKER. City Clerk.
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5O0s p doz 3lS ct of for cash. ...........eae4
COOS y doz do do do ............sast
7Oes D doz do do do ...........7a;{
= The lower prices above generally where prices
aforementioned. are orfu packages and the higher for
smalwhoesale.
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y
YENHE coparner ship heretofore existing be John
n Glo-er and Theron Palmeter in the Lumbar business
Evansville, Ind l., under the firm OF John r. Glover
Co.. Dissolved 18th day ofFebruary last All
indebted the and those having claims
against the same F call upon the undersigned for settle
he alone authorized to settle the business q
co-psrtnership. JOHN T. GL0yFR.
N B.-rhe bushes will be continuedby JF. &C.
an9S
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CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.

(ORN-5oo bushels Prime landing from 20, for sale
~ mhl9 GEO. FOSTER CO
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LITTLE NAN WITH BIG Stocks
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!
GEyTIEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS, &C.

SP&ENG AND SUMMEk FASHIONS.
XpECEIyED this and for sale supply OF Scott's
Uh Fashions for Spring and summer 1855. The work
be supplied by sailing j. l. Ne.ms. Merchant Tailor.
posite the State Bank
Mr. helms also has hand is-ge supply of fashionable
goods for clemens which he will be pleased
uacure in the latest and approved styles. Customers
aud the public are suested t. give cali.
ap10 j. l.. NELNS.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

tors wllerc riplt5 may accrue to indiY,,lu
als, those rights Cannot certainly tecor c
sestcrl, while the law granting them 81
bic 70 lie Gcclai,i Yo'd. Afr lie Gao
he's lapscd during ~liiel Coa.rass laay t-
view the legislation Of Territory. oil ae-'
not expressly dSapproved. are by tha ria.n
intention of the Organic Act. the estah-
lished custom ofCongress, and the decisions
OF the courts, expressly affirmed aa(. ,,.,,'nc-
tioned;' and TN: Congress has, Is It's silent
acquicsccnce, or neglect 70 disa} prove the
legislation of Minnesota, prior to that Of
last winter, surrendered lis power hereafter
to NEEDLE with it, in any manner whatever.
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The New York Times publishes two
somewhat spicy letters, one from Gnu.
Wool, dated October 18th, and the o,hu
the reply Of Gen, DAVIS, the Secretary Of
War, dated Dee. l.. Ccn. II oo!. com
plains i'll his letter that his acts 90 not seem
to command the confidence OF IL: War
Department. Gen. DAVIS replies in Il let
ter of three columns, reviewing tie acts OF
Gen w ooh, in his command vi Tie De
partmcut Of the Pacific, in language tenn
perate, but very plain spoken, and conclua-
ING rs follows
in conclusion, viii lake occasion 10 eav.
that IN the Offer of the very impo.t n con-
mand You now hold you had the best evidence
q the estimation ii which YOU are held !r.n
this field duty, which You torciblv describe
as equal III extent to an empire, ynu ha,-
failed to sustain the CO. iilencc rtposeI IN Won.
II would seem 10 be the cause for regret TT Aci
than .mp!aint.'
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nrP0rtct loci los. II.
SIXTH SESSION OFTasE LEas7ss. aEgsss;
OFF MINNESOI
COUNCIL.

Tuesday, Jan. %.
Council met at ten o'clock.
Prayer by the chaplain and rcadinr Of ycs-
terday's journal.
Mr. Brown introduced a Joint resolution rel
atlve to the binding OF the Journals.
Rules suspended and resolution passed
The same gentleman Introduced resolution
which was adopted, allowing each mcmbcr OF
the Council 500 worth Of staticAcsr
Also Il resolution (the House concurrine)
that the committee on Apportionmenf, OF the
two Houses. act as q Joint ccmmittec, which
was adopted.
DIR. Stearns gave notice OF bill to incor-
porate the city OF st. Anthony
On motion the Council resolved itself into
Committee OF the Vi hole on the Transit Rail
/ ROAD bili = amendments made thereto -
ana the bill ordered to cnorosscd Tor q third
reading.
! + On motion of Mr.. Murray, tie resolution
: relative to printing tIc Governors lacs-ar.
was taken from the table. and the resolution
was amended 50 as to read,
Resolved, that the Secretary he in. tiuct-
ed to procure the printing of 500 copies IN
English. 800 copies in French. and that Tie
Secretary procure the translation OF the mes
sage in French, and deliver the same 10 thl
public printers.
Mr.. Brown moved that the Council 20 into
Committee Of the Whole Gu oise File No.
2, q memorial for an appropriation Of 5000
for the construction Of road from the west
side Of the Mississippi opposite st, Paul Ia
intersect the government road from " abasha ~
Mendoza, which was reported back to tie
Council--read third time and passed.
The Council, on motion of Mr.. Freeborn
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
on the bill to authorize 0. II. Kelley to main
tain ferry across the Mississippi river for II
years and the bill was reported back and
ordered to be engrosSed for tnird reading.
Mr. Brtw n gave notice that on tomorrow
or some future day he would introduce me-
mortal relative to the swamp lands of the Ter
ritory.
A Message from the Governor was then read
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stating that Mr. Anlras WAS authorized TO Dc
liver iloSss ges to the Council. Il 81
Mr. Freeborn asked lave 10 Introduce pc
titous relative to al ration &C the boundarit S
"a = .'lmore county.
l.r. Murray moved that the Council resolve
its-!f into Committee Of tie " hole on bill
10 authorize certain parties TO maintain a ferry
across Tie Mississippi at Red " inc, aud ne :
meria' relative to the half breed lands The
bin having been amended, was reported back,
IL aniealIncnt> concarrcd in, and the same
ordered Ia be en-ross ID for Il third reading
ana the rules having been suspended. the me-
moral was reao . tlird time, and passed.
On morton. the Council adjourned
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AZ ArrHoR TURNED IoRc:.::.--t,"or4o r..
Foster, known il the, literary woriA he
author of several sllctche9. among vuic -.
"New York by GaS-IiSh end .'Ncw Vow
in Slices, was committed By Alderman On.
on Saturday evening" Ga the c.,r:ra o. forging
the endorsement Of YIN. L. Barton. Tie com.
cdian. to a note Of $3.50. Mr.. Foster obtain
ed some clothing from the firm OF Lucas, * q
leg 4 Co, i'll this city. aad offered the ior4Q4
note in payment. The note WAS taken. ;,lDi /,
due bill was given for balance. OHc ot jA-
firm soon after Went 10 Ne" Yor'. ;nl, IA ell
lcavorng to negcciatc the note, t4o .or4y.r
was discovered. It is alleged that the accused
has made similar use OF other spurious paror.
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st. 23aul nn'ts

GREAT EACIrEMtNT At TEE CAPITOL!
WAR IN NEaSRASAA!:
s Nd YET WILLIAM CONSTANS visited the East
"A and purchased eytensiV stock of Groceries auo
is prepared to deal them cut at Wholesale OF Rea.l,
somewhat deeper than tie cheapest, and if GU VIII
only take the trouble call al his storehouso. under Tx
HILL Lower icyce, ycU can save at least from ten tt
twenty per cent. Come, If You do wish purchase.
AID examine my stock, in hch VIII be found the toll
lowing. viz: sac a..
10 casks superior Hams, Dairy Salt
Shoulders, lSpces and fine Ny. Mis- tard
- bbls. Mess Pork, Ohio Oil.
~ " Prine Star and II Candles,
50 " EX War Eagle Flour liars, Tobacco and Pipes,
81 " " Corn Neal White is;tarc indigo ard VI; Ode r,
and yellow, Some Mrs. s. C. NJ Pine
Butter ai,i Soda Crackers, ''EXtia' Tobacco,
\. .. 4, B and G Sugar. Nails Glass,
Crushed, foWderand Loaldol Holland Cir
Coffee, Mocha, Java and RIO, y. Brandy,
Tea, Of superior quality, l.: -
DlIcd Apples and Peaches. Madeira,
Rasins, fresh and pure, e boxes Old Port
Rice, by box or bbl., II :. Champagne,
Noas>e>. :. ii. d {. P, Irish and Scotch Whiskfy,
,<oiGen Syrup, Bourbon -
MacHeral, by l-2 or hrl or Id Cincinnati -
And every thing belonging Grocery or Provision
store. Don't forget call the old Randall stand,
LcVee Lower Town, where YOU will he sure to get Il
cheap bargain of W. CONSTANS.
ST. Paul, April 18th, lG5i 1-3t
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SAINT PAUL:
"Wednesday Morning, January 81. 1853.


IHEDAiLYPIONEER,i is published cet y .. ,ta n e,o.
ram 81 ne cfire Third IF ya.Lso,, Srset sam,
t-"t Atapesot ara isiprnishet 10 Nal Sa~c,iiyi C
Nr Dollars Year, az AdrJece Ctr Subscribers J;C,o
Cents NeeA, Pay0Lleto the Carrier
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER printed al III. SAM oice
assent 70 Nltt subscribers OF the oo,rin0 rates:
20 Ddtdr; Fire Copics Eight Doilcrs Emit Copes
OAdr Imelre Copies T,celue Do,iors To take adrdoGe
h'cfnb rates hoDerer the subscription price must be ID
rIrigLiy an .idrance
II CORRESPONDENCE COMMUNICATIONS
tuH ycejce d.iiou An articles prosstnJ 10 STATE frct
.iu b ccompdnied ty the authors Jtlicc
bt guarantee Of Tie truth q tie statements aade
Fo'atGV Correspondence, contoiaiag iapotont netcs ar
statistics cft3~ ooa2Ion and grOuA cftoc7S and Seiiemeas
tt.DugdOutG The -No5fh,c.S IS solicited
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INDIAN DANCE-Thc band Of Sioux who
have been hunting recently in lie vicinity
Of Rice Lake, gathered in force TO tht
number of about two hundred, and lad :;
grand Scalp Dance upon the river ycstcr-
day The Two Sioux, who were wounded
by the Chippewa, before lie was killed, were
borne upon filters.
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st. 51as.t aoO4'8
TIE ARCADE REsr.rp.xT.

4 uSDEE ,T4E NINsI.OW ROUSE.
WIFI. .'ryc e = h.v4 aad in c.,.: >-,l, ovrrv-
w hin, 10 ln iad in . frs -cla., i;t'.,r Hc,rs-
Cash customers AZ, az rcd SIT W T. Pc J.. II, ,.;es
after eating Credit cu>ioa-o~. whose voto- draw per
cent month, 40 minutes alter eating lI,.it cue,.n-
e.. Who have book MS, Only inn CROUCH 10 t-r
their teeth Billet Fare on Inc table Hcc,> liz.
Now drop in hungry. and lave il Cnce H.
That you eat dinncr a. the great Arcade.
v hen the arcade started, il C lled ior the CT j
But IN les than thirty days It VI mt all to mash
il then Ae!t NJ or rather old >p-Pend
Ciiti Bay ie' oo1ro" e mons and the smash up I'D end
- all n III now; my BOYS and opened once moe
Htt George found III. cash part un,late 1yrr
>ay we ali go in and get st mating 10 eat.
Ne VIII 90 ii On credit, and take J IL. ret
Il Ii take mine fried :; IL tad a.;ne ,tcvcl
- " o"aer mere George gets money 10 bay has woo:
lea!" Bay less say N worth per cent.
And from this Gay on he would pay 10 rcnt.'
Well; Bob. il that's The case he can afford to trn,t "
= we have already eaten can help himself must
.l'oIi east impctat;cnS. throw out any Los
lie VIII wait ali until sell oar fur, in the spring
Now we all feel pretty good bat don't want 20 Goat
LAY We All join together and Give HavlcSs our
Fer the pigs tcet:'
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GEO. y. PG9PPEk. carlos WILCOX
E's:0EpEE2 81 ssss.CeN,

\,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS d GENERAL LAND
AGENTS.
G,lcc an lie L s. Lditd O!;ce B1,l4,nq Wi7re1plis
~.
CsVRFEIiNG q PLATING of every description
done with accuracy Particular attention .is.-
SrvCt III. and Locating & 20 Lands !.
ana elsewhere i'll the Territory. Gold and Lane
y rfahIs are IN observation-disclosures made loans
c.uiiItod ; collections made ami taxes ai-agen
rlt> solicited.
St,.aer. and citizens wishing locate. sell or pur
phase lands invited to call Claimants make
advantageous arrangements with for their purchase
money. Naluable property now and always on hand III
,ne Ebry Cities of Mnueal oils, ~. Anthony end ST.
Paul also improved farms. rural and Pine lands al
oi which offer on The most liberal terms. We
specially solicit, and hope to merit, share of public
and private trust.
August 81. lS5i aug. 3l-d&wtf
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E5- Printers in Minnesota and Northwestern Wi>con
sin respectfully informed that have hand The
Pioneer Office large sortmcnt of LIGHTB0DY'S 81
PERIOR PRINTING INKS, which viii sell at Msnu.,c
tGrers Prices adding transportation. This Ink is
u this cstabli >hment.
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" None knew him but to love him,
None named him but t. ura;,. =,
=. ". NICHOLS d Co.'s 4. S. IAIL I'm Z
FROM SALTWATER TO BLACK RIVER

s0t0NNECTINC with lire of stages to Madison and Ga
y lena, through to either place seven days Leaving
saltwater Mondays and Fridays the subscribers would
give notice to the puoic that they employ but the
best drivers and stock accommodations on the road are
good Office at the Minnesota House, Saltwater.
Dec. 75-d&W3m l.. W. NICHOLS CO
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70 JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized A~ent
for TIE PIONEER at Galcna to procure subscribers
eT''en"nts His receipts will be regarded ymcnts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WEDNESDAY. Jan. %. 1888.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
ihc Speaker in the chair.
The roll having been called. prayer by the
Chaplain.
Vie reading OF the journal of yesterday was
dispensed with.
Mr. i''nson presented the petition OF Reuben Rob
insoa, for y divorce.
Referred To Judiciary committee
Nr. Register presented the petition Of citizens of
thisas p. aying tie ,isatme grant ferry righ,
- John TAUNTON.
Referred to committee on Territorial Roads
Nh An'iroS, on leave granted, introduced a bill
granting t. Samuel NcManus ard others lor 20 Years
the right to establish and maintain terry the
Mississippi, from Il point at Monticello. 1t
was read d first and second time.
Nj. i}..vis offered the following resolutions:
Resolved 10y the House OF Representatives of Minnesota
Territory. That ,sapT"vc Of the improper altcret
a. thc 'Hi do2Stnc ninihccnt grant 81 lands
terra s0.uNe Juic 18th 1914 and for which alter
9tnn san bill @ao subsequently repeats and that
rnu nate al II lOu.h whose instrnenality said altera-
tlun ,a brou 2ht about.
"a. Hanson moved indefinitely postpone the res
U.uon.
Nr. Davis demanded the yeas and NAYS, which
cr.iei u. ana resulted rs follows:
Nca7Dxcn, fr;dley, Cant, Hanson, Lemav, LEICESTER
lp.ttte. >trciGrli. Thompson. Nlnl- 10.
NHTs--An'e"~. Beatty. Cave. navi-. Haas. S;bey Nr
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~ Soc third page, under Commercial head for rat,
u Money and Exchange st. Paul and Galena Markets
and miscellaneous items
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- UiJ,on, tie 9th inst JAMES P s1yoyns accd is
years and months.
The announcement Of the sudden death Of TIL. Young
ll vii pam many hearts lie was so situated as to
make many &c4uintances, and with truth it might he
said,
None knew him but to love him,
None named him but t. praise
lie core an eEeeet charactefwas of cheerful disposi
ion, Mind and oJeiug 10 all children who have some
tuies dccner insight into real character than adults
SHARED ms friendship, and viii forget him. May
all those cancellations which suggested bv his blame
les e LIS early death and the promises of the Bible lie
received into the hearts: of his afflicted family that they
may not be utterly cast down by this most disresful
stroke 7 + F.
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OWNERS WANTED.

NE have in store the following articles vlicl, Will h,
w sold to pay charges at Tie end Of thirty ,ys fra,
datc. ii not called Tor:
i. Chandler, toxe, nn!ze
5. :. EU>ti> 3 Lind, 90
H. H. Andcr GA, / Dos
j. ID. GRAY. Dbl
l.. {. Collins. / LCx
J. H. BancuS IL.
Lewis j. atcr.un. l do
Robert Hill, boxes a.ll trunk
jus Elizabeth Lyons, trunk
VI. L. Reed, trur.
W Cartwright, chest
L. r. Waugh, j boxes, chc.. ! trunk
l.. Sinclair. box
Jacob Iowy. / 90
J. ;ielge, / boxes, J3l, roll carpet
H. box, bJl
M. II. faIern rocking chair
VIM. MendIi, LoX
II. Thomas do
:, N. Traverse des Sioux, kcg: Kali:
\. Frost. boxes, bbis
O. Wn,. N1nner, / box
4. G. t. Anlhony, / bll
- a D. ST. Pam, = lti
b Cishy, / h.I5
Nary T. Monroe box
Alien Taylor. l Go
]. Thorn Tx, bbls
". H. Edwards, box cheat
James Green, box
r. \. Barns, boxes. chest
J. {. Smith, do
J. Beckec 1cr i,qucr
Avery Vi. Adams i bbl
Lawson. boy
T. frank
Geo Ford. bvccie:
/. I. Patch buX
lre7cott. d.
Arthur. do
-lnd a watch left BY steamer Nominee.
st. Paul Jan 30-dla Bass port + K 60
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NOTICE.

'sNE subscriber has purchased the entire stock Of Dry
Goois. Groceries and Provisions. well book ac-
cnt IF Edward Heenan, and This is notify all those
owing accounts that pay oil the must mntic
:" The undersigned, bat he III in hc )ii>ic
for DEMANDS against Edward Iieenan.
y. II. E..ACIIEC
Jan. - dtt Agent cor LOUIS ROBERTS.
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EARR AIS

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ ana hail miles from Saint Paul about the 4h day
ofJuly 185i large, brinde spotted OK, with the Zip of
the on nom broken. and about nine years old
Aso about the middle of September last light brin-
die OK. crumpled horned. about five years old.
Notice is hereby given the ownerso the above de-
scribed CATTLE TO forward pay charges them,
and take them away, or they will bt sold according to
law. DatedNOvember 90, 1854.
no33t36w WILLIAM FINN.
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RGSVnN ClCTFs!%ta Ana, 81 sSX,,,ss.3:
s4syEsSt.
WEoLEsALE ANn p-rMI-

WHOLESALE MD pTrNI
O. CRI>"FIl' has just opened an IANETr7,S
- ERItIH BLOCh On 81 street under the ujnnc,t;.
Office, Ten thousand Dollars worth Of '-'
READY MALE CLOIhlNG, AND GENTS rI-p>-r>1-,,.-
GOODS
lrG me largest and best selected assortment IF
@ =" ''ie hia' ever offered in til. city CT Tc..os
iHe e''"s a'o clothing are ali new, and OF the
. Latest SPRING STYLES
zee wan great care from the l1r..st and most shin
oie houses IN Bosnl. He also al
"a HATS AND CAPS
every description.
ths III want OF any al The above goo's VIII find Il
- I age I" examine TINS stock before ma! m.
~, AHe stock viii be sold at WHOLESALE
rRiCFS. - ti'e io o,, re- $500
Mav1 Id VT. tsE- ~ =" '4e4N"Oii'
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OWNER WANTED.

FE7iE following 60, is 10 be found in my
ID the lower landing. St. Paul will lie sold a auction
to pay the CHARGES thereon if taken away in one
month from date:
Ore box. marked J. H. r.. ST. Paul
One b"N. marked i. p. Shunwav. It Paul.
One '"N containing carpenters tools belonging 10
I4luteriale.
On" box. marked +. Alden. Buffalo. y. Y.
Jan. -, ls5j-dlm ALEX HEY.
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INTENTION FARMERS.

lYTENTI1N FARMERS
u ILL the varniint. We are as usual d,at, on
N wolves" On hand large 'quanUty of strych.
nine just the quantity You want in bottles also rat
and mice ex;erminaors, chemical preparation supe-
riOr and more safe than arsenic Cali on
BOND e. KELLOGG
noV2e Upper Town.
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4 iiohNEh tolNsEL!.Ei 1T LAW. Onice-on,f
"A site Spo"ner ne" building, Lover Town - !,
th"ny, Minnesota. .. = o"h' - Al
hc,ersneeS.-Prof Parsons, Law school CAMBRIDGE Prof
T t, DO; Hon L. G. Loring, do. Chief Jrstic.
nav, b1s.on' lion: C. g. Lorng do; T. j. D. Fuller
H Sis Me- =. =. Washburne, Galena H.: DrttSr
H sa 4 Co., Boston, Bstchelder, Mann & Co
stephen crown !. Sous do n 7. Upton, Eso.. 81
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fifiZENS, you can effect saving of 90 per cent on
~ al goods bought 1T the Drug and Grocery store of
Jan J. W. IL. JARVIS.