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Sn LOTS in the City of st. Paul, upon tho most "a
w vorable terms SAY, one fourth of purchase
money down. balance in one and three years. with
10 per cent. interest.
Apply at the Banking House of Messrs. BoRUp e.
CAKES. CHS. II. CAKES
ST. Paul, June 8, 1855. dit
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ENl1kAL KHAEsDEyA ARE AND WODDE,
WARE FURNISHING: STORE.
Baker & BANGS.

NeU Bnck HrO'e, corner Of Third and Minnesota
Streets, SAINT Paul.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
WOODEN WARE STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
HOUSE FINISHING HARDWARE AG-
RICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC
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THAT DREADFUL ACCIDENr.--The Cncin.
Gazette, Of the Sth, gives the following details
Of the dreadful accident which took place in
That city The following are the names of the
persons killed: Hudson b. Curtiss, Supernten-
dent of the building; Robert Cameron, Contrac-
Tor; John b. Chambers, BaIser Waldan, Micheal
Donnehenn, James Gillian, and John lehman.
The bodies were dug out of the ruins as
speedily as possible, and laid on the pavement
in front Of the bank buildings, awaiting the ar
rival of the coroner. While the mangled bod
les remained there, number of females, who
had relatives at work at the building, made
their way through the crowd, and arriving at
the dead bodies, lifted with an expression ofin-
tense agony, the papers that had been thrown
over them from the face Of first one and then
another. On that very spot, covered hastily
a short time since the bodies of those who were
killed by the giving way of the pavement from
the weight OF an iron safe.
Coroner Menzer, Immediately on his arrival
had the dead removed to Chasc's building, and
from there they were delivered to their friends.
They were so horribly mangled that it is i'm
possible to describe fully their injuries.
Messrs. Cameron, Curtis and Walden were
sitting on a stone, or piece of timber, on the
sidewalk, and engaged in conversation, at the
time of the accident. The other three happen.
ed accidently to be passing.
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PROSPECTUS
W1NONA WEEKLY EXPRESS,

The undersigned propose to publish at WI
MONA, Winona County, Minnesota Territory,
Weekly Newspaper, to be called the "WINoNA
WEEKLY EXPRESS" the first number of which
will be issued on or before the first Tuesday in
August next. In establishing the EXPRESS, it
will be our aim to found such newspaper as
we believe the growing and important interests
of Southern Minnesota demand-a paper which
shall merit the confidence and be faithful ex-
ponent of the wants, the principles and the rights
of her citizens. In politics the EXPRESS will
be consistently Democratic, but whilst it will
sustain the time -honorcd principles Of tie party
under whose guidance our common country has
grown from infancy to the full power Of maturer
manhood, it WILL with all its influence and en-
ergy, oppose the dogma which unprincipled
politicians are now endeavoring to force upon
us, that party dicipline should sanction the viO-
latiOn of solemn compromises, and that the fur
Their prosperity of our country is indissolubly
connected with the extension of human bon
dage. Believing that the fraudulent and violent
outrages lately perpetrated upon the citizens of
a neighboring Territory, to be the legitimate
fruits of the Northern Dough-faceism which
secured the passage of the Kansas Nebraska
Bill, we shall upon all occasions give our in
fuence and support to such persons and meas
ures as will be most likely TO lead to a restora-
ton of the Missouri Compromise and prevent
the further extension Of slavery over any ter
ritory heretofore con:ecrated to freedom.
1t will treat political and other opponents with
fairness and courtesy, and whilst it will always
endeavor to maintain the Truth and RIGHT
against FALsEuooD and ERROR, it will never
descend to become the medium Of abuse against
the upright and worthy, merely to crafty the
malice Or jealousy of any individual.
The EXPRESS will be printed on double
medium sheet, with new type, and it will be
the constant endeavor of the publishers to make
it equal in merit and appearance to any paper
published in the Territory.
TERMs:-Two Dollars per annum, invariably
in advance. WIN. CREEK & co.
Winona, July, 1855.
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Temperance Society Organized.
BY the request of the citizens of Hennepin
County, meeting was held at Oak Grove, at
the house of Martin Mcleod, Esq, on Friday,
10Th August, for the purpose of organizing
Society for the promotion Of Temperance
After some discussion the society was duly Or
ganizcd by the election of the Rev. G. II. Pond,
President; r. b. Gibson and Jos. Chadwick,
PRESIDENTS and Rev. Norman Mcleod,
Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
then unanimously adopted, to wit:
Whereas we believe that the cause Of
Temperance is the cause Of truth, and one
which should deeply interest the people Of this
Territory, particularly the residents, OH the
West side OF the Mississippi, whose efforts for
the promotion of Temperance have the sustain
ing sanction of the laws, and treaties Of the
Federal Government, and believing that in no
County on the West side are there more firm
and numerous friends Of this "causc' than in
the County of Hennepih;
Therefore, Resolved, that we, the citizens of
these precincts, unite to form ourselves into a
society for the encouragement and promotion
of Temperance in this Territory and County,
to be called the Bloomington and Oak Grove
Temperance Society"
Resolved, That in this movement we only
desire the welfare of our fellow citizens and the
promotion of temperance, and Tor the more et-
icctual furtherancc Of these objects, we shall en-
trely rcpudate the subject Of politics in our dis
cussions, and actions, believing fully that
thereby our views and purposes will rest on a
soundcr and safer basis, and believing also
that in this Territory, there are numbers OF men,
Of all shades of all political prediction, who
are true friends ofthe Temperance cause, whose
aid, and cooperation, We hope for, and shall
solicit irrespective of all party political dis.
tinction,
A pledge was then signed by all present
After which committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Mcleod, Z. b. Stanley, and Jos. Chad
wick We're appointed to draft a constitution and
bylaws.
1t was then ordered, that the proceedings Of
the meeting be published in the Territorial pa
pers favorable to Temperance.
The Society then adjourned until the Gath
instant, to meet at the house of Mr.. Jos. Chad.
wick.
G. II. POM, President.
NORMAN MCLEOD, Sec'y.
Oak Grove, Hennepin Co., August 10Th, 1855.
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Reported for the Times.
MEETING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
August l6, 1855, III \. NJ.
Present, Mcssrs. Roberts and Bennett.
The following bills were allowed:
d. c. Cooley, End. quarter salary, 1925 90
J. ID. Goodrich, &c &c 200 90
Francis Patwel, one day as witness, 90
Potter Patwel, &c &c &c 90
Stces & Hunt, for coffns, &C., 50 so
S. C. Patch, for burying 4 corpscs, l6 90
Chamblin & Morgan, for goods, 80 IS
Cathcart & Co., for Shcrff's order, 25 so
Starkey and others for surveying road from
St. Paul to Kettle River, 4lO 80
They then adjourned to meet on the 18th of
September next, Mt 10 \. nj.
The sum total Of all the bills passed during the
two days session, amount to S2605 43.
The session was very calm one; there was no
sparring, but quiet ascent in the allowance of
the bills.
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TNIS place bay Superior Left Hand
River. the h ad Lake Superior, possesses
ter site, better habU and
cal city, than other point in the
In prospective importance by Chicago only.
The pruprietors have clear unispuicd, and
title to the land upon which SUPER: Is ont pur-
chasers lots the same.
SUPERIOR ai during the past season. and already
contains several hundred Inhabitants, large hotel,
sores CONNEXIONS iier Will: warehouses, and is in all
pccts the most fousing in the West The County
Seat, U. s. Land Office, aud Post Office located
where the Mississippi and Lake Superior u. Military
in construction, connecting with ST. Paul.
1t is also The Lake trini Of all the projected
to the head Lake SUPERIOR The s.Suo' will
by June, after which me four lines of Lake STEAMERS will
To SUPERIOR,-one from Chicago, two Cleveland,
from ,uio fine having been built expressly for
this trade
Two Steam Saw Mills and Printing Press
Superior and will be promptly set to work.
Oncalf the by the proprcors
to be sold 10y the undersigned actual settlers
and to provide fund for extensive public Improvements. Ibe-
raj appropriations have been made public prposcs-paks,
churches, railroads. &c, &c.
In order the msaprccusion arising
a'iiy Of H. that g Superior Cifg'
about which the title at which legal
other and different place, and in different township
SUPERIOR.
and VIM. II. NewtOn Agent and Attorney ProprcOrs,
Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase LOTS obtain
can apply TO Wm H. Newton, Supcrio Douglas County,
consin. WIN. ii. NEWTON.
Agent and Attorney for Proprictors OF Superior.
May I, 1851. my2-3md&w
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TROUBLE WITH THE CHPrEwAs.-Mr. Set
ger, of this county, informs us that some Indi.
ans of the Chippewa tribe, have recently been
committing depredations on his property in
Mile Laos. Not only so but they also fired
upon and wounded two of his men whom he
had haying; and one Of his men, in return,
fired and killed one Chippewa, and then fed,
the Indians taking possessions Of the provis-
ions, clothing and other property belonging to
MIR. Setter, amounting in value to $S0O.-M.
Groin Union.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To mend act granting to James NJ. G OOdhuc and
Isaac n. GOOdhue the right to establish and main
tain Ferry across the Mississippi River.
D. enacted by the Legislative assembly Of the
Territory of Minnesota:
That the time granted to James NJ. GOodhue
N. Goodhue, in the which this
establishing and maintaining ferry the Mississippi
River, shall be the Is hrby extended
tiona years. to Mrs. Henrietta Mann, her admins
traitors assiPs Provded that liam X. Marshall J. W.
Bass and H. X. Mann, be and they hereby authorized to
the Of said
the nett arising thcrerOm to be by them invested
they deem proper, the sole benefit the
minor children of james NJ. Goodhu', deceased.
g The said Henrietta Manu. her he executors, admin
assigns, the Of this till the expira
ton of the term Of time thus limited and prescrhe shall at all
prop by steam horse properly managcd in
persons wishing subject pro-
visions and strants of the act to which this is amenatOry.
3. The said Henrietta Mann shall within sixty after
The this increase her bond with the
Cmmis of Ramsey county from thousand dollars
thousand dollars conditioned prescribed
which this cndao,y.
4. The Legislature repeal, amend modify this
at any time.
J. 8. NORRIS, Speaker of II. of r.
WM. =. MURRAY, Pres't Cou,cil.
Approved March 3l, 1865.
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be original
file in this Office. J. TRAVIS ROSSER
Secretary Of Minnesota Territory.
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KErsTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, August 10.

LOUISVILLE, August III.
In so counties, Morehead's majority amounts
to 9,460. The remaining counties to be heard
from gave Pierce for the Presidency ,222 ma.
jority. For Congress six Know Nothings and
three Anti, are chosen.
An alteration occurred here to-day between
a Know-Nothing and Catholic priest, during
which the latter was knocked down-when
loaded pistol which he had in his hand accident
" went off and killed him.
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DRY KILN.

DRY KILN.
TIE Subscribers have in operation in st. Paul Patent
Dry Kiln drying Lumber, entirely
1t recent discovery and will Green Lumber fresh from
the without warping checking otherwise inuring the
Lumber, the adding to its value in the incre
bic short space time Persons wanting Lumber
dried make calling at the Kiln, corner Of
Jackson and Ninth
The cost Of constructing Kiln from $50 to $780, depend
lumber thousand IL
merely nominal. capital $500
kiln ana prop viii pay nett profit Of from $z6
$40 per day.
and County wisconsin, and Minnesota,
for SALE Enquire R. HASKELL for Patentee, Win
slow House, ST. Paul. WAKEFIELD 4 co.
This certify aforementioned Kiln
had dried in the After
WORKING and thoroughly examining IT, satisfied that I-
day. Mechanics
employment opinion and highly with
results confidently recommend II, TO who
seasoned lumber, to be all It 10 represented.
St. Paul, June 30, 1885, p FURBER.
~ st. Sank Rapids Frontiersman. Hudson
Paraciete Wnona Argus, and ST. Crox
Union, copy three bills immedst this
once. tyl-std&wtf
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Dawson DrcLlN Es.-A telegraph dispatch
announces the fact that Dawson will decline the
Governorship of Kansas. Another dispatch
says:
WAsnINcroS, August 10.
Hon. WIN. Shannon, Ex-Governor of Ohio
and member Of the last Congress from the 9Th
District of that State, and supporter Of the
Nebraska Bill, has been appointed Governor of
Kansas vice Dawson declined.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
lust received the
81 following kinds desirable SILVER WATCHES
offer at exceedingly low prices, and will be by mail
otherwise, to the country, the receipt money
the and written with each Watch
year.
Patent Detached Silver Levers, from SIS to Sis.
do do do Hunting Levers, from 91S to 42S.
Fine Cylinder Silver in strong from $40 to $12.
do do do in strong hunting cases, from 413 to SIG.
Also Clocks at equally low prices description,
the best makers.
w. ILIINGwORTH,
Watch Maker, Of Jackson and 9Th sts.. st. Paul.
Traders and others invited to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere. tff fff
Aprl 81 ,l855.-d&wt
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aPRTN0 AND sUMMER STOCK.

nTFCHIE CO., Third Once, have
II stock Of goods in their line brought
Spring styles Paris, PhiladeIphia and New
SIX spring style White Beavers white, Black ana
Nothing Kossuh Hats Straw, Braid and Panama Hats
Misses Flats, a Spring Suma
Ties, Cravas Shirts, Collars, Hosiery Gloves
which win be sold cheap fss cash. s19o-H
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MoNrcoMEny. Ala. AUGUST 9.

WUNTGUMEKY, 1AId, august D.
Percy Walker, X. N, is elected to Congress
in the Mobile district. Further returns of the
vote for Governor show large majoritics for
Winslow Dem, and although Shorbridge gains
largely in some places, Winslow is probably
ELECTED
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ST. LOUIS, August 10

Or LUUIS, IKuS0St 1O'
No Sioux We're seen on the route. Cholera
was prevailing with great fatality at Fort Riley.
Major Ogden was among the victims. Sew
eral companies Of troops and a large number of
mechanics were there. A number had aban.
doned the Fort and taken to the hills
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Z. L. RIPLEY, NJ. W. BROWN, EDWIN RIPLEY.
RIPLEY, BROWN CO.,
Importers Of
rUTEA CT mn NRnHRERY NJ y 7,


EALER Plated Britannia Table Cutlery Look
~ ngasses, Chandeliers Chronicles. Solar Lamps, Clocks,
Tea Trays Japanned Tin Ware Water Coolers, Refgeraors,
Bird Cages Rosewood Gilt and Black Walnut Moulding,
1O3 Main Street, Gdiena, H., DeSofs House Block,
the complete stock
above kinds goods the Dealers In the trade
vited call and examine and prices before going
where. Orders promptly attended and forwarded without
delay.
lso Agents Of yawett Days Refrgeraors,
Water Coolers and Water Filters. je25-6m
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SAINT CLOUD CITY.
LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF STEAM NArTGATTON
ON TIE NuCCISCIpDI pIVEp

LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF STEAM NArTGATION
ON TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And the Foot of Sank Rapids. inmcs Territory
VHTAS surveyed plotted and recorded during the
OF 1874, relating to locating Town Sites Government Lands,
and the following advantages making the
largest cities in the north-tcesf.
/. The beautifully situated elevated prairie,
with natural slopes towards the river and
and the west bank the Mississippi, short
OF st. Anthony.
2 1t is the head Of steamboat navigation above Anthony,
and between these places, steamboats, will regularly
the present
county county, located in the
the the The county fully
lied according to law.
4. greater important this point
than other place in the Territory. Five roads
already been located with
their completion, all leading through country unsurpassed
In beauty and fertility.
s. The recent purchase by Government Of 1coOoO00
largest pine lands I'm Minnesota. which
st. Cloud the Mississippi, all
flowing extensive numbering country.
6. The valley River for richness soil
passed. interpreted with prairie
well adapted farming and be secured only
quarter section property scttles-al which
will be tributary to st. Cloud.
T. ST. CIoud will be the point Of Mississippi for the
Great North Pacific Railroad to Puget Sound and for de-
scrpton Of the country In the st. Coud through
which the Railroad pass referred to Gov. Ste
vens' official Report his and explOr
ing expedition. BROTT, CURTIS& Co., Propriefors,
st. Anthony, Minnesota.
Main street, opposite the the sign
ST. Cloud Land Agency and Intelligence Ofc"." je26tf
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TEAM WORK,

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully to the
merchants and citizens Of ST. Paul. that he three
teams and prepared to Jobs teamng in
Paul. and to part of the Territory.
denc opposite Catholic Cemetery Store
of Bond Kellogg, will receive prompt attention.
J. W. PENNIMAN.
March 10Th, 1855. ml,Ia-6m
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J. STARKEY. c. &. PETTEYs.
JAMES STARKEY 4 CO..

DEALERS Estate, ONCE, Third street, Paul,
~ All business connection with the above promptly
attended to; Military Land Warrants located advanage0usy;
Taxes paid; Collections made and Loans negotiated.
REFERENCEs-IIs Excellcncy, w, A. German, Gov. Min.
Ter; Hon. H. NJ Rice, Delegate to Congress; Hon. R. Smith,
Alton, Ill., James X. Whtord Attorney N. Y; Hon. David
Omsed, Mayor st. Paul; Mss Borup Cakes, Bankers,
St. Paul; Messs Attorneys, Paul. dec1.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN ST. PAUL.-Thrd
sreet-one full lot, 90 feet by $50 deep. Fourth
street.-the front feet being three full lots. Robert street,
business and handsome site dwelling Seventh
stree1 the site the cOnemp ted hotel built
the Seventh Gov.
Ramsey's residence Block in winsow's Addition. Also,
number house conveniently situated and cheap, the
Lower Town.
ACRE LOTs.-Several lots adjoining the also
within the city 160
miles St. Paul. The ADVERTISER with the view meet
ing the OF large liabilities become due, will
portion reasonable
For particulars apply this office, address
Post st. feb4-6m
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BIGELOw & FLANDRAU.

Attorneys and Counseu0rs at Lasc.
ONCE over L. B. Wait Co.'s stOs Third street, Roberts,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
vx1I attend promptly
w In all the courts of the Territory; also
debts, and all other business
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security.
HORACE R. BIGELoW. CHARLES E. FLANDR AT.
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WANTED.
$50 CHOPPERS AND GRUBBERS.

ST. Peter City, to WORK upon sections one and two Of the
IA Mendoza and Big Sioux Road Employment win be given
until middle November, per month and found
Payment made monthly gold. None but rsate hands need
apply. Inquire of wN. B. DODD,
e7-N Contf1ctor 1t st. Peter.
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SALMONS IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
FTNIlIS Machine took the first preriim New
i York, also al the New York State Fair in 1852.
1t has generally
edged by all be- superior
grain and sccs and is last superseds the
all others.
see this Machine before
purchasing any other. For Sale only by
MCCLOUD & BROTHER,
AGENTS Territory.
Near the head of Third ST.. ST. PAM.
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Deltght ful Lots for Private Resi-
dences, i'm warren & WinSlOW's
ADDITION to st. Paul.

Ho attractive portion Paul. situated both sdss Of
u: sIrs.s 1rcek' IN the vicinity q the .santomne
Hoee now open 70 the Public individual
and embellhmen The lots In this addition combine every
advantage that could b desired convenient and pleasant
Mon Of A:sAy Pine spsinss the abound
on the sides while o. It base beautiful stream,
command magnificent views Of the city, the rve brook,
surrounding country, which IN the
enchanting picture to the Several houses
now In Of erection,
There are good
believing that the projected railroads
peror and Chicago will enter ST. Paul either Brook
McLeods Creek which but short distance
valleys constitute natural opening BY grade
and the BY which will be possible
railroad from the east, to reach the lower landing with
safety and
The subscriber being anxious to bring this picturesque portion
prominently into notice. and not being alto
gether actuated will spare
effect desirable result. Those desiring
invited TO call the subscriber at hts ONCE I'm
budng) where certified plat Of the property
can always be seen. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
EMERSON & CASE, Agents,
nh26-tf Opposite the American Hotel.
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J.. A. ROBERTS, Of the late firm of

WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
ID ENG disunited firm, proprietor
bed to offer to the public work Of superior quality than
has been heretofore presented, the imitation
kinds of Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces Marbed,
to nature Parlors decorated and painted in coos
ranted equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens work be by calling at the residence
j. A. r., opposite the Rice House, No. g. Anthony street,
st.
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NOW FOR A RaRGAIN

NOW FOK BAKGAIN.
LOR few weeks BOOTS and SHOES be had at the NEW
L. YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE at bargain as intend
to dispose stock ready
Trade, when shall be hand with
assortment IF BOOTS and SHOES exhibited in St.
Paul, and mistake DON'T fail call and buy cheap while
lfeb23-t0 c.. C. HOFFMAN.
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J. n. IRVINE. J. n. STONE. r. MCCORMICK.
IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK,
nEALERS In Real Estate, St. Anthony Street, the
DWinslow House, buy Estate
Warrants taxes for nonresen and attend particularly
ancing, making township
Farming Lands, City and Town Property for sale.
St. Paul, Aug, %, 1854. aug3O-tf
PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE lots in the best parts the city
lease favorable terms. Inquire at the Office of
IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK,
aug30-tf st. Anthony Street.
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4. e. WILSON,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Wabashaw street, in Of
~ the Capitol Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory Will
particular attention to locating Land Waants and give
general Information Of Government Lands to Settlers.
Mr. Wilson be found Forest Lake,
ST. Paul, where e has excellent opportunity
very best lands will between St. Paul and the
above place twice week. ap30-tf