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WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
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MONTGOMERY ST., San Francisco.


BILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA
AND ST. LOUIS.
Also, on the following Eastern cities:
Adrian, Mich, Mich City, Ind,
Albany, n Y, Milwaukee. Wis,
Alton, Ill.,, Monroe, Mich,
Ann Arbor. Mich, Mount Vernon, O.,
Ashtabula. o., Newark. O.,
Auburn N. Y, Niles, Mich,
Battle Greek, Mich, Oswego, N. Y.
Binghampton, N. Y. Owego N. Y.
Buffalo, N. Y, Painesvilfe. O.,
Canandaigna, N. Y, Peoria. ILL.,.
Chicago. ILL.,. Pottsvife, Pa,
Cincinnati, o., Providence. R. L..
Cleveland, o., Racine, Wis.,.
Columbus, o., Reading. Pa,
Corning, N. Y, Rochester, N. Y,
Dayton, O.. Sandusky, O.,
Detroit, Mich. Sheboygan, Wis.
Dunkirk. N. Y. Silver Creek, N. Y,
Elmira, n. Y, South BEND, Ind,
Erie, Pa, Springfield, o.,
Galena, H.. Springfield, ILL.,,
Geneva, n. T., Stonington, Conn,
Hamilton O., Syracuse, N. T.,
Jackson Mich. Tffin. O.,
Kalamazoo, Mich, Toledo, O.,
Kenosha, Ws., Troy, N. Y,
Lasalle, ILL.,, Utica, N. T.,
Lockport. N Y. wenfeld. N. y.
Louisville, KY. Xenia, o.,
Mansfield, o., Zanesville, O.,
DRAFTS ON CANADA
DRAWN on
Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, and Toronto.
DRAFTS ON EUROPE,
DRAWN ON
Union Bank of London, London.
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh.
Royal Bank OF Ireland, Du6Hn.
Livingston, Wells & Co. (our house) Fdr,s
WELLS, FARGO & co.
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TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
S about the 22nd OF August last. on the
sAAasAkes Mud Valley Ranch Trinity River, near
Lewis own, two head of American Ca'le one a
dry mllch cow, the other steer about two or
three years old. The COW is of a reddish speck-
led color, and The steer mostly white. No marks
or brands observed. The owner can have them
by proving property and paying charges.
DAVIS a. FRlCH.
September s, 1855. 3t@
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a The Advertising Agency of L. r. Fisher
mas oeen removed 10 the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs, San
Francisco.
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Rare Chance for Farmers.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WISHES EITHER
l. to take in partner on his Ranch. or else tn
rent or sell it. The Ranch is situated on the
South Fork Of Cottonwo about miles above
the bridge at the upper crossius-23 miles
from Shasta. and l2 miles from Hometown. He
have all the necessary implements, stock. etc,
for carving on business. The Ranch contains
100 acres, and is well adapted to gardening. A
partner " it'll family would be preferred. For
particulars. enquire of the subscriber on the
premises. JOSEPH B.iREDELL.
sci I'm"
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Cooper's Eye, Ear, and 0rthop@dic
Infrmary,

Uam FranclscO, NO. IA, Sahsome Street,
Near The Rdsctte House,
DATIENTS LABORING UNDER Diseases
L of the Eye, the Ear, and those afflicted
with all varieties of deiormities, resorting 10
this institution, will find at home, where
miners well others can be accommodated
with board and comfortable rooms in plain or
costly style according to their taste. DIR. Coop
er has visited all the important Hospitals OF Eii-
rope, .or the purpose of extending his knowl-
edge Of medicine and surgery, and will give
the Inirmary his immediste supervision.
N. b. All surgical operations free to patients
who present themselves at the clinic ON " ed
hesdays or Saturdays.
For particulars apply to DR.. E. s. Cooper at
the In6rinary. se8-3m
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Family Grocery Store.
TAGGART & Gus HING,

INFORM THEIR FRIENDS, AND THE
i citizens of Shasta generally. that they hav.
;ns, formed co-partn-rship for the purpose OF
Engaging in the Grocery and Provision business.
They purpose always to keep on hand com
nl,.,e stock of every kind of provisions neces-
sary ~ for family use. aud will sell a, prices as
Inv as can be obtained elsewhere in Shasta.
The best way 10 test our professions. how
ever. is to try us. We invite all 10 do so.
Our store is me first door above the American
uo,.l G. |. TAGGART.
JOHN CUSHING.
Shasta. Sept, 8, 1855. seS tt
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UNITED STATES BAKERY.

yrHE SHASTA PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
fully informed that we have just got into
our new and elegant ire-proof brick building
between the Eagle Hotel aud Pacific Express
Office where We are prepared To manufacture
in the best possible style all manner ot
BREAD, PIES, AND CAKES.
Orders for furnishing Balls. Parties, Wed.
dinss, &C.. will be promptly attended to.
THE BAR,
will constantly be supplied with the best quail
lilies ol ali kinds Of Liquors Including the finest
descriptions of Wines and pure article of gen.
ruine LAGER BEER
Sincerely thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 our Saloon, respect
fnllv solicit n continuance oil the same TO US in
our new Building.
Sha,a, Aug IS, 1855. susa5-f
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WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
EXPRESS AND BANKING COMPANY
CAPITAL 5000, 900.

CEND DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF CALL
- furnia. Weekly to Crescent City, Oregon
and Southern Coast, and Semi-Mmthly to the
Atlantic States, in charge of Special Messengers,
by the Panama and Nicaragua steamers, con-
meeting i'll New York with the
"Americun Express Co." West and c. W.,
Omitted States Express Co. South and West.
.Harnden Express Co." East and South.
National Express Co." North and Canada E.
Livingston, Wells & Co." England. Ger
many and France.
DIRECTORS.
u. N. Barney. NJ Y. Henry Wells, Aurora,
WIN. G. Fargo, Buffalo. E. b. Morgan, do
Johnston Livingston. NY. James Mckay, N y,
E. P. Williams, Butfaiy, B. T Cheney, Boston.
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
D.N BARNEY, President, N. Y, Office, 81
Broadway.
T. NJ. JAMES, Treasurer, and Agent for Cal
ifornia.
Sacramento Office on Second street, between
J. and K.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT,
Deposi,es general and special received.)
CHECKS drawn on
sACRAMENTO CITY
AND MARYSVILLE.
Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
in the United States and Canada. Also on
London. Edinburgh. Dublin and Paris.
No money loaned except on Gold Dust placed
in our hands 10 be forwarded tor assay, upon
which we are always prepared TO advance from
SIA TO IL per ounce. Returns made promtly
to any part OF the State
General Express Business attended to-
s. KNIGHT, Agent.
Shasta, Aug. 25, 1855. au25-f
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Shasta Steam Saw and FIGURING Mills,
|nFFER FOR SALE FLOUR AND GROUND
~ feed Of all kinds
Orders tor Lumber will be promptly filled al
the lowest rates. w q. WEST & co.
Shasta. Jane l6, 1855 #
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For Colusa and Red Bluffs.

sfEA THE steamer BELLE. Capt Lit.
Teton. leaves SACRAMENTO
CITY every Tuesday, Thursday. aud Saturday
morning. at 8 o'clock. Freight $l2 per ton.
The steamer Sam. SonIe," Capt Gilman
leaves COLUSA every Sunday and Wednesday
morning for Red Bluffs. Freight on weigh,
goods. $50 per ton; on measured goods. SIS per
Ton. Go0ds to connect with the Sam. Soule
should leave San Francisco Friday and Mon
day. E.J WEEKS. Agent.
au25 I'm Red Bluffs
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The New Literary Star.

A correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat gives
following description of Miss Marion Harland, a
Jung Virginan, whose novel " Alone," published
st year, has rendered everybody impatient for her
rthcomng work (from the press of Derby, entitled
The Hidden PATH"
was introduced to Miss Harland when at Rich
ond. She is young lady, apparently of Fl or %
airs, the daughter OF a prominent merchant of that
ty Her figure is rather slightly built and I'M
.r the medium height, and although her bust would
1t be beautiful, nor her daguerreotype pretty, she is
le of the most handsome women | ever saw. Da-
,erreotypes and busts do transfer The influence
the eye, or, as it oftener called, the exp
on " of the face, and Miss Harand's beauty lies in
.r expression. Her eyes are black and dreamy.
oking, rejecting sadness and calm, conscious
rength, rather than keenness of insight and vivaci
b. But she is not whining sentimentalist by any
ecns.
She is brilliant conversational, an accomplished
holar, aud elegant poetess; possesses, Of course,
ordinary accomplishments Of young ladies-thAt
she sings, plays, and dresses very well. She is
gagged, understand, to the son Of late ex-gover-
,r OF Virginia, who has, though but young man,
ready distinguished himself in politics. Success
nd happiness attend them both. l hope their life
III show that a" it is good for man (nor woman)
live Alone"
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Incident of the War.

The Buffalo Commercial gives an extract Of a let
r from an officer in the Crmea citizen Of Buffa-
=. in which curious occurrence is related, fol-
,ws:-
A sapper was brought from the trenches with his
W broken, and the doctor told me there was piece
it sticking out an inch and half from his face
he man said it was done by a round shot, which
e doctor disbeiieved, but the poor fellow insisted
nd said, eyes, and it took off the head Of the man
Ext To me-" 7 his was conclusive, and the surgeon
oceeded to remove the bone; it came out quite ca
when the doctor said to the man, whose face APP
jared to preserve its form pretty well, Gan you
owe your jaw9'' sob yes, sir" was the reply
he doctor then put his finger into the mans mouth,
I'd found the teeth were there, and at length
the soldier that it no jaw Of his that was bro
en- but that OF his headless comrade, which had ac-
ally been driven into his face, inficling severe
It not dangerous wound. Upon this the mans Wis.,
re, which had been rather heightened, rounded out
.autifully.
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Later from Mexieo-Monterey Captured
by PrOnunciadOs.

By the arrival of the Nautilus last night,
we have important intelligence from Mexico
aud the Rio Grande
Aparty of pronunciados, it appears, com:
manded by Don Santiago Vidauri, attacked
Monterey on the 9th ult., at half past ii A.
M., and took the city and the Black Fort next
morning, making prisoners of the Governor
General Cardona and sixty-seven officers. They
also took large quantity of munitions of war
and twenty-six pieces of artillery.
In consequence of these events business was
entirely suspended on the frontier.
Carjaval crossed the river near Rio Grande
City on the 18th, and Capistran crossed with
in five leagues of Matamoras on the 9th, and
Immediately had an encounter with party of
Government troops.-N. o. Picayune.
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LILLIpurtAN.-The Albany Express mentions
ayny seen in the possession OF the agent of Bard
N iison, of Philadelphia, watch which could be
ompletely covered by three cent piece. 1t was at
,ched to ladies' double eyegass, of the ordinary
ize, and weighed, all together with the watch, an
unce and quarter. The workmanship is Of the
lost beautiful aud elaborate finish, and is periec,
me keeper.
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A very curious affair, says the Sentinelle of Ma
ur, is about to occu public attention in Belgium
the siege of Bouvignes, in 1855, the Duke de Bra
INT made prisoner a nobleman named Legrain, but
,s,ead of taking his life, as he was entitled 10 do
lie Duke consented to spare him on condition Of re-
giving all his estates and property. Legrain made
yer all he possessed, but. stipulated that at the end
Il four centuries it should return to bis family. The
luke made no objection. The four centuries expire
he present month of July, and already great many
srsons, representing themselves to be descendants OF
esrain, are preparing to clam the property. 1t is
reseen that the claims will give rise to numerous
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ANOTHER DUEL-The Kingston (Canada)
British Wing says that duel took place near
that city on Saturday last. The combatants
are both members of the City Council, and the
challenge was produced by the disrespect shown
for that by one Of them. On the first fire one
of the parties fell, and feigned to be MORALLY
wounded. The other took to his heels, and
has not been heard of since.
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APPOINTMENT OF FEMALE PosrMAsTER.-
We are informed that Miss Harriet. S. Russell
has received the appointment of Postmaster at
Great Falls, N. H., in place of the Hon. Rich
ard Russell, deceased. Miss Russell has had
charge of the Office during the time her father
held the appointment, and has proved herself
faithful and efficient public servant.-Boston
Journal.
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MONEY MADE OUICKl.v.

HWERE is great complaint among young men that
i they cannot get employ ment that will rcmunerate
them for their services To SUCH The subscriber would
call attention 10 safe pleasant and very profitable
iness which, without any risk, the capital invested
can be doubled every three months and by little
ira exerton every two mouths. Agents are wanted in
every city and town in the Union-you cannot over
STOCK the market, and there Is always ready sale.
Circulars aiming full and accurate description OF
the business and all matters pertaining thereto will
sent Tree OF expense to any address, application by
letter or otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN,
June 6-3md Atlanta, Ca, or Montgomery, Ala.
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AN AGED Observation-Disclosures Tazewell.
of Virginia, who is now over eighty years of
age, appeared before the Mayor Of Norfolk on
Wednesday, to answer charge of permitting
q nuisance to remain on his premises After
a thorough investigation, and a learned speech
from the Ex-Governor, the warrant was dis
missed. The case created quite sensation.
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@tseeuaueotts.
TWENTY HORSES AT AUC1

TWENTY HORSES AT AUCTION.
FUNHE finest stock offered in the Territory and
Il years old, and warranted sound in every respect
consisting OF three span OF splendid horses, the
just what we warrant them to be- first rate stock and
the best ever offered iu this market Sale 10 commences
at O'Clock on Saturday morning, opposite the Post
Office. SAWTEIIE 4 CO
F.E. COLLINS, Auctioneer d3t
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1dsSEs1L leased
Il SMELLING HOUSE, formerly occupied by Couison,
on Fort street The House has undergone thorough re-
pairing and is newly furnished. and he fatters himself
that he will be able to give satisfaction all who may
vor him with CALL There is good stabing connected
with the house.
As- Connected with the above house is q good livery
establishment, where persons always procure gooH
horses and carriages for visits to the interior of the Ter
ritOry. april 24dtf
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Merchants Hotel.

Corner 1hrd and Jackson sfres, J10nfSnE tie NseaM-
boat Landing.
II. 8. ALLEN Proprietor.
HAVING taken the above Hotel and thoroughly re-
III fitted and re furnished it, Mr.. ALLEN beSs to in
form the citizens Of st. Paul and the travelling public
that he is now prepared to accommodate both board
and travellers, in unsurpassed In the city,
The table shall always be supplied with the best the
market Affords The location Of the Hotel being imme-
diatey in front Of the steamboat landing and in the
business portion OF the city, makes Il particularly de-
sirable to those VINO wish to depart boats trans
act business in the city. June l-daWtf
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o. The PIONEER is printed by Steam, on Taylors Large
Under Power Press. The use of Steam Power in our
tablishment enables to exc nte Book and Job Print
. with increased despatch, ard at reduced prices
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CoppER.-The copper mines OF Tennessee are be-
omius valuable. During the past year over nine
,lions Of pounds of copper ore have been carried
|rom these mines over the Central Georgia Railroad
h savannah, and from thence shipped to other ports
In be smelted The most of it is now sent TO LIVER
|,ooI
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90 All transient advertisements inserted in the
EEKLY PIONEER will be charged at the rate Of 81 per
uare for the first Insertion and SO cents per square
each SUBSEQUENT insertion. The charges for yearly
vertisements NAV be ascertained at the Counting
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ca JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
THE PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and ad
::sements His receipts will be regarded as payments
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@tHceuaMeo1ta.
THE GREATEST DISCOvERY OF THE
AnEAA

THE GBEATESr D1SCOVERY OF THE
nR. TOBIAS Venetian Linimsat, ior the cure Of
II Dyssntsry, Group. Cholera, Cole, Rheumatsm,
Every sS. { sed ~ III 4.
and stosekeepens. Depot 60 Cortandt street, New
York. Price IS and 50 cents.
CERTTFICATEA.
This b to certify that I, Joha r. Roberta, Of the
s:sd myself and In my family, Dr. Telias' vsaesiaa
Linimsnt, dur ing three years, for bilious complaints,
y q: u s
II: ssov. Gee: -. JOHN !: ScsEsTs.
s s.sis sd subscribed to s:; ~ n day Of
From Mr.. John Warren, Imper,en.of Needles, Fish
Ing Tackle, &C., - Maiden Lane
Having used for several years DR.. Tobias Venetian
Lininent In my family, and recommended It 70 my
friends, without its failing to cure he many com
ure to testify to the same a. feel assured win &C.
eompi'h all that Dr.. Tobias state; N h,s PsnPa,:;
New York, January 4,h, 1855.
NEW Yoax, Feb. 10, 1854.
Ihavs used Dr. Tobias Venetian Linimrnt for three
years. and have found certain remedy for Chronic
Rheumatism, Dyseutery, Coughs, Venting, and Pains
Of all kinds and recommended it invaluable arti
Gle. am never without Il, nor do intel to be. it
Is Essex street.
From Mrs. w. E. Cornish
Da. T0BIAs-Siz-One Of my children was severely
attacked with Group. used your Venetian Liniment,
which gave immediate relief and really think Il
the means of saving my child's life. Under consd-
GRAFTON would be without bottle In my house. a.
consider IL . certain remedy for scalds and
bruises, having thoroughly tested /, g. .hs s.@s;
SARAH CORNISH.
Newburgh, N. Y, March, 1854.
Morton & Pace, sole Agents for 81. Paul.
Also, just received, DR.. Tobias celebrated Horse
Linment, warranted superior to any other. Only SO
cents in pint bottles.
June Is, 1855. dim
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Me1ooeo, 4t1aesoe0 l0y1ory.
M ESSRS CRlSWELL FLYNN respectfully announce
l to the public that they have taken this
and beautifully situated Hotelat the of the MIN
nesota River and opposite Fort Snellng-and are now
open and ready for the Of strangers and
travellers.
No pains will be spared TO accommodate both and
animals to the satisfaction Of the travelling public.
April Is, 1854. DOM
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WEST PoINT.-When the class which has
ust graduated at West Point, entered that ID
,titutiop it numbered eighty-four. Only thir,
y-four succeeded in holding on. The Courier
md Enquirer says:
1.-The course of studies is so severe, that
hereafter there are to be five classes instead OF
-four and the term will of course be extended
Ito FIVE years. There is no such other institu-
|lon in the world. As an evidence of public
opinion in this regard, one of our literary in
situations recently wrote to the Superintend-
ent offering q Professorship of 81, 500 per an
aum to any of the graduating class who would
accept of it, No takers"
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G.. H. q l.. LAELIN.

e. HI. q l.. LAELIN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC.
TURERS AGENTS,
IFS South Water Street, Chicago, Iuinnis
A GENTS for Latin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter Cap
n Flat-Cap, Medium Demi and other Papers; Crane 4
Co. IS Superior COlored Medium Bond Tissue and EnveOI
Papers Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
Looms Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C..
Miller 4 Co.'S Tobaccos Westfeld Thps and Iashes
l. Hin 4 Smiths celebrated en- Powder and Safety
euse, &c.
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II E M o v Al Ii!
TO EMPIRE BLOCK.

~ EWFIWE BLOCAe
wv G. FONSECA, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, Cloths, Cassmeres TaiIors' TrimIuings
Ready Made Clothing, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes in great variety (Which will be
sold at cost)
No. Empire Block, st. Anthony street. St. Paul. Min
W. G. FONSECA, having removed to tnis desirsble
stand formerly occupied BY L. c. H. Ax oegs leave to
rtory, that the Manufacturing Esabshment of the Ola
firm Is still carried under the supervision of An excel
lent aud fashionable Cutter
money At Fonaecas" yetting to BE- favorite proverb
Feb. l6, 1855. f.bisSH
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Co. LAWYERS BLAyKs-The attention of the profession
directed to new and elegant series of Law Blanks now
process printing at the Pioneer Office. They are all
nted on the best paper and with and large sized
ript type Those already issued are
Complaint Promssory Note, against all the Parties
Complaint ON Promissory Note, against Endorser;
summons for Money Demand on Contract for Payment
Money;
Summons for Relief.
other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit lain Deeds.
Mortgages.
In addition to the above we have printed complete
1 Of BOsnty Land Claim Blanks, arranged To meet
cry class of applicants under the Act of Congress,
isead at the last session.
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DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHIEF.-Information
|bas been received ut the Indian Office of the
|aeath of Pow-e-shick, principal chief Of the
Foxes, of the confeslerated band OF the Sacs
aud Foxes of the Mississippi river. He died
in the country of the band, on the Usage river
lin Kansas Territory.
Pe-shee-she-moan succeeds him as the prin'
cipal chiefs of the Foxes.
Pow-c-shick was man of mark among his
people, but unfortunately imbibed the habit o.
drinking the ire-water of the pale faces,
and his death was perhaps caused from the
excessive use of whiskey.
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is published euery tcee day nla
~ afIhe ONCE Third, corner Of Jackson Street Saint
H. .nesotd, and tsfmT'shea to Aast subscribers tor
DolIars a Year, in Adcdnce.
rJyE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the same office,
Ito Mail Subscribers al the foosoing rates: Single Copy
Q Dollars Fue Copies, Eight Dollars; Ten Copies FT-
Doiiars 7oey Copies, Tseny Dollars To take adsan
Of Club rates ho0euer the subscription price must De
III incdrid6fy in Adrdnce
~ CORRESPONDENTS COMMUNICATIONS
receive attention. All articles processing TO state aets
st be accompanied by the Authors name, not J puocd
!. but as guarantee Of The truth o. the statements "'""e
Volstary Correspondence containing important necs or
iics of the condition and qroio toDns and settlements
ouqbOut the Northwest is solicited.
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WinSl0W House.
Junction of Sain, Anthony, Eagle. and Fort Ss,eas,
SAINT PAUL.
n. A. PARKER, Proprietor.
HAVING taken this large and cOmhlodiOus House
respectfully solicit share of public patronage
The building is new, having only been opened In July
last and expense has been spared In furnishing
offers to the travelling public that great desderstuu
home. Being situated In the business portion OF
the city, visitors, business pleasure, will hnd il
TO their advantage to stop with The proprietor
will pains to furnish their table with every lux
ury the market affords.
U Connected with this Hotel is Livery Stall e.
prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and othei with
good turnOuts. H. A. PARKER
St. Paul, Nov. FL, 1054-d&WIy,