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~ The steamer Editor, Capt. J. +. Smith ar
rived at this port from 1T, Louis on Wednesday eve
ming, bringing iri freight and about fifty passen-
gers. To her obliging clerk indebted or late
ST. Louis papers She Iei, yesterday at II o'clock
for st. Louis.
Cs-Tbe steamer Black Hawk, Capt. Maxwell, ar
rived yesterday morning at O'Clock, bringing a
quantity Of freight, and twenty five passengers The
black Hawk unable to go any further up than
the Rapids, OF account of the low water. She leaves
this evening for the Minnesota RIVER, at O'clock
CO The Galena came in yesterday evening, as
usual, crowded with freight and passengers. We
are indebted to the captain for late Galena papers,
She leaves this morning at ten O'Clock
| ~ The Clarion, Capt. Moran, came in yesterday
morning, with u full load of freight, and about one
hundred and fifty passengers.
Do The St. Louis Republican of the lSthl inst. re-
ports thirty inches water on the lower rapids, and
three feet and halt on the upper.
! &C. The steamer Cooewago, Capt. Marshall, left
ST. Louis on the 10Th INST, for ST. Paul.
o. The steamer Audubon, Allen, Master, was adj
vertised to leave ST. Louis for ST. Paul on the 18th
inst.
90 The steamer Greek Slave, Capt. Wood, was
TO have left ST. Louis OH the 18th inst, for the upper
Mississippi.
0o The Gray Cloud, Afford, st. Louis, had her
bills out for ST. Paul on the 18th inst.
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VINNEBAGO IMPRoVEMENTrs aNa
AGRTCULTUafAL .MPLENkE.Nys 40
NE SOLD. Il
ENeVu0INt 7Hice, u. 7
St Paul, Zlst Anil Ie5s

n toe I'D LAY OF May, $780, betwse,. he horr- &c
~ apd p NJ al Sauk Rapids. in b nton Co,ntv f I'll
the Improvements Buildings, MN nd aprnrtenafees
Long rairie and Watab Prairie belonging i,,nr
bago Tribe Of Indians. Also a. the same tine nd ,
lot of Farming Tools and set Of Blacksmith Tot
Inc improvements buildings, Mil and appur,cuances
months oe-third in two years with interest at the rate
oil ioper cent per annum The Farming Implements Il,
oe ,ei ON monts cret w',i 10 per cent interest
chaser III all cases The purchaser the said improve
ments on the lands &c 10 have the privilege when said
by virtue Of treaty stpulations diagram of sad i'm,
Provemens to be at Office of Receiver of the Land
Office at Sank Rapids. ~ fs5s
WA. G0RMAN Z
Apfi' 70 Ia 4tw Gov and Supt Ind. Airs.
Times and Sank Rapids Frontiersuan copy one month
weekly -. r'-,' ,
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For ne knew Il the san OF lie gone
ue,} : start -ht sliIi WAS o'cr him
80 he gazed with Il calea, uAtrou 5led brow.
Till lie mist grew angels rinioa,
Add it bore him away TO brighter day
IN The spirits high dominion.
After reading over the editorial and pc
etc productions of the trio who took forci-
BILE possession Of our sanctuln, we believe
our readers will wish them to repeat their
trespasses often. We agree that all such
traspaSses shall go free Of sllit now and for
e~ar
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TERRITORY OF MINI EsOTA.

t'Inil o. KallrPy--I'St'lct V0urt-
"a Jude Il District.
rjerre Choueau j.. John = Il. sanford John Sarpy.
Henry II. Sbiey. Charlie, IS Borup aud John G Lennon,
surviving partners Of the firm OF the Saint Anthony
Outfit
Against John 3. s Todd.
10 ne ajote Dfes.da,tt, John b. ). Todd
You hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint in
this action Wch has been fled IN The Office OF the Gle;
of this Court foT the County o Ramsey Aforesaid at st
Paul in said County, aud to copy q -wel
10 said c"rpia 1t office at aul aiore-
said within twenty DAYS after the hereof you,
exclusive OF the day Of such service, ard if l to
sWer tie complaint As aforesaid the plaintiffs viii take
Judgment against vou for the of Four Hundred and
Thirty dollars and twenty six cents, with interest
from the frst day Of October One thousand Eight Hun
dred and Fifty four, be>ies the costs Of this action.
ANES VAN ErTEE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PROPOSALS FOR LKANaf'Ggt'FAEso =
OF CHIPPEWA GOODS. EGG,


MINNESOTA sHrernteGdenCV.
SAINT Paul, oh ptil, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly endors d, sel be-
- received at the Office Of superintendent Of Inalian
Affairs in Minnesota, until ihe 10th day Of Nav next
H. NJ, for transporting from st Paul to Iecch Lab. !
$4,000 worth Of goods and supplies for the year Ia55A
Bidders viii observe the FERNS, ard the bids will l,
subject TO the rules, prescribed in adveris I,
headed " Transportation 81 the Sioux, Wnnehaeo ,u
Chippewa Provisions and Annuity Gonds for The Va.
1857 published elsewhere IN this paper.
April Ii Il MAJ l0daw ". A. GORMATx
Governor aad Supt. Of Ind. AHys
Ir;St Paul Time, st Peters Courier Dubu,s, ~. ~.
aid and Express, and Gaeua Jefersoniiu, capy 49,
and weekly I'll May 10 and SEMI bills to SaIserntenJ
ent.
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TREASON IN THE FRENCH CAMP AT SEBAs-
rorOI.-There has been, it is alleged, trea-
son in the allied camp before Scbastopol,
and French General is said to have acted
50 indiscretely, that he has been sent bone
TO hc shot The Correspondent Of the
London Daily News in the Crimca, makes
the following allusion to the tratorous pro-
ceedmg:
The last four days, lie says, 'hss produced
so distressing {: rumor, that tor obyions rca-
SOUS, can only hint ut the circumstances Of
the subject. 1t is whispered that an officer ia
the French army he's been accused OF treason
able correspondence with the enemy, be has
been proved to have furnished the Russians
with the exact plans OF the siege works III
progress, thereby enabling them to destroy
! these works by mines; that Gen. Canrobert
has caused the said officer TO be arrested and
tried hy Il court martial. As yet not j single
French officer has volunteered to give intor-
nation on The subject If so distressing an
occurrence has taken place, it will show IN
Gen. Canrobert's dispatches: but for the pres
ent dismiss the subject, while recording my
utter disbelief OF the truth of the alleged
facts
Other correspondents. however, disclose
without reserve, the name of the officer, WliC
| il is said has SO far ''fallen from his high es
tate. and Gen. Forney is charged with being
! the man.
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SHOT I'm Chicago.

a riot occurred in Chicago on the 2lst
INST, growing out Of some license suits now
pending in the county Court, in which one
man was killed and live or six others seri-
ously wounded The leaders, after some
resistance, were arrested by the police, and
the balance dispersed There was consid-
cradle excitement in the city, but no more
bloodshed was apprehended
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SAINT PAU,

WILL be on hand in the Spring early pos sible,
l or ON the opening Of navigation. with good sup
ply of PiasterE5 Materials and Will keep constantly
on hand good article of Plaster ofparis, Cement,
Hair, White Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manu-
fac tured the Territory, Con>stiugin part follows
1000 bushels of Pastering Hair; % barrels OF Plaster OF
Paris; 20 barrels of louisville Cement; 100 barrels of
White Finishing Lime, and any quantity OF other lime,
all of which will sell on reasonable terms for cash.
will also continue my business IA Builder -or
H for past ivors and solicit ,oniin
Gance of the same. CuAS i. SUIT.
Mach 10 diff
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iIaI''I u. dIfI MI II II, INll-"bW
NOTICE TO ALL WHGMIC MAY con-


q Court Of Probate held in Wabashaw County %
"A WabashaW, Territory OF Minnesota, the 2itb da
OF March, 1855, lilo Stone fled in said Court his app-
cation for Letters OF Admin israon tn administer the
estate of the late William Campbell, deceased, who died
intestate.
The Court appointed the lt day OF May mex: to lear
and determine said application. Any one having OBJ
Jecions are notified to pear and show cause why Let
ters Of Adinistr ton shall not granted to said appl
cant. By order OF the Court. j. C. DAVIS,
Apr5w4t Clerk of the Court Of Probate.
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New Work Markets.

Dates h. teiegnirh UP 10 the l2tl Apr.l from Now
York. At that date Gle markets we're IL :be following
condition Flour, sale. Of 1900 bbls At ++a9 Us fot
common straight State, and S7Ql - Tor Ohio, Nchi
gan Indiana aud Wisconsin. Canadian n 10 00GlI 20.
Wheat held above the views Of buyers. Rye tDGl -.
Corn sales at Is 90 Oats firm 5laJso for STATE ana
Western Pork ruer sales 5000 bits IS Godi6 90 FOR
new prce Beef firm sales 1000 bills beef hams e. $50
Lard firm sales 1900 bbis at 1870. Whskey 52sf,
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Captain Lucas OF the steamship Daniel Webster
arr we'd Al New Orleans on the sCth ult. from san
Jaan and reports that ON The outward passage when
three days out while passing Cape San Antonio,
vas brought to by a shoted gun from Spanish
.t9,p-of-war mounting twenty Hour guns, aud papers
slaauded and overhaued, under protest OF the cap
..il of the Webster. The only assigned 10y
tae Spuniard Tor the lie pursued, was THAI
ncy served all steamships that passed the Island III
the sane way. sNAer examining her papers, the
Dauie! Webster was allowed to go on her course.
An aloe planted near witherins fruit tree causes
At to revive. How would il do to plant by the side
Of an old bachelor good looking wife Guess y
would re,ugenate him upon the same principle.
When We record angry feelings, LEI il be upon
the SNOW .a, the first beam Of tunsiine mag obiter-
ate them forever This beautiful sentiment ough, to
be engravcn upon every heart,
To make hens lay perpe,ualy, hit them on the head
with big club. Other modes have been recommen'
ded, but this is the most efiecsual one
Young Jim, who is of a very inquing turn, says
he always knew that would pop, bur he never
observed until these no-license times that "pop .
would cora.
The busy -bosiy VINO spent half his t'mc in picking
holes in the coats OF his neighbors, turns out TO be
tailor.
Ii seems paradoxica but nevertheless tue, thai
the Ia,es, intelligence always consists Of the earliest
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GE0RGE 4. NOIRSE.

4 TTORNEY < COUNSFI.LER IT INV. Uflce-opp0
u site Spooners building, Lower Town, st. An
thony, Minnesota.
Isstsc'soes-prof Parsons, Law school Cambridge Prot
Parker, do; Hon. +. G. Loring, do, Chief Justice
Shaw Boston: Hon. c. G. Loring do; I. j. u Inller
Calias Ne; +. b. Washburne. Galena H.; Button
Richardson K Co., Boston; Batchelder, Mann Co.
do; stephen Brown & Sons, do; r. p Upton, Eaq, /
Anthony, u. 7. az.
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C.. III. Il l.. LAFLyN.

PAPER COMMIsSIoN MERCHANTS AND MANCFAC-
TURERS AGENTS
17j Soath Wdter Street. Chicago, IUinnis.
CENTS FOR Latin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter Cap
IA flat-Cap, Medium Dem and other Papers; Crane Il
Go Superior Coored Medium Bond, Tissue and Envelope
Papers Smith Peters Printers Cards and Card Board
ioonis Co.'S Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas c.
Miller l. Co.'S Tobaccos Westicd "hips and Iashes
ATTN x Smiths celebrated Cru Powder and Safety
Fuse &c.
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sea. The Washington union says, it ap-
pears by the book of the Treasury, that thc
defaication OF Jacob Richardson, late Col
lcctor at O8wego, amounts to $500, 600
His bail is holden for $40 600.
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<sIsXS,,I.

Is hereby given that my wife, Mrs J Il Coty has lei
n nv bed and board without sufficient cause provo
cation This to notify the public that VIII IN no cas-
pas am debts that she may contract in my
81 Paul April u 1859 w3tGlt j. b. COIH-
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ps-The North Lakes are still closed
with ice, though the recent warm weather
has doubtless made an impression. They
must open in few days.
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Minnesota Mill.

FsNE Prcpf}e;ora announce that The above Mil is
! q in tUl tide ct successful operation, and that
tho prepared to furnish any of our Meal
and also lo do any custom work in the grinding depart
ment 60 order ROLLINS, UPTON X EASTMAN.
4 ST. Anthony. April 10. d3m
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PRODUCE AND rEoNISIUEs

N ;te present depleted ;ate eft he .ees' s. & u>eas
t. syo quotations IN detail. W give noI,y t'e Ir.e--
o. few leading artele.. fxtra Flour .e 81 5utl0s al
? ab,; ia bag, 81 5o@55 Z ct. Com tae IS worth s.
GS2 - Z cwt Beans 81 25GSl 81 & lush ;Ic.> Por,
Is hell at So bDl, VIII tsn STOCK. OF Beet c,'tl
shegr agc none ia ,1arhe
OF money affair; in New Yorl t!.e Evening Fos,, Of 8
lie date says Tile money tupFlco ns very ishi
fcr lhe time OF year Little new mercantile paper is BIZ
ing made. TIE wants ct the trading community very
small. Tho -up.y morey libe.,., aai though the
banks losing for exnort, yet their surplus Is 50
large that the accommodation thy oar beyond the
demand Money rates easy al to Per cent The
re,nittanccs tonl the South West this morning
very fun
I,bIANA GrpCK BANks-We haze received advice- from
indianapolis that the Auditor =! II. aua refuses t. sur
renGe. bonds 'oc The 81 suspended bank wost
lake, have not been paid. This. ogetler with report
that the securities Of OF the banks deficient s
had tendency greatly depyeciae ne paperpa rticu
atly The lower grades
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Minnesota Superintendent ?
saint Pad, 9Th April, 1865.
FgliE time iOrrecaiyng bids for rrslng supplies "a.
a The sioux Chippewa and Wnnehago tribes ofindtns
- extended mt the first DAY of May next at l2, NJ
and the time for receiving bids for the transportation o.
supplies and goods is extended until The ION Nav a
Il, NJ.
The proposal. for furnishing supplies for the above
lows.
LIST; Bids will he received for the WINNEBAGO pro
visions to be delivered either St. Paul, ST. Petcrs
Traverse DIES Sioux, or Mankato, the discretion o
the bidder, ana Superintendent
3D. iibds are received and accepted for the delivery
o. sald provisions at St Peters, Traverse es Sioux o.
Mankato the time for delivery said points viii be ex
tended from the 25th of Nas until the 18th Of June IA
per suggestion ofthe Indian Bureau, carry out the
provisions of the late treaty Washing ton.
April Ii III may l0daW W. A. GORMhN
Governor and Snpt of Ind Afrs
IL -. Paul Times st Peters Courier DubuQne EIer.
aid and Express, and Caena Iefiersonian copy dalv
and weekly til May 10, and send bills to superntend-
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S97HOoH. zoe V}OVS

SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
q SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened at
~ tie school Building the grounds of the Epis-
C0pai Mission, Mr. GEORGE F. kELilE, an experien-
ct ana highly competent instructor, having charge OF
tAe English department. The Rev. DR.. VAN lNGEk
VIII hear the rectaous the classics, and give his
Per- email attention daily for part Of each day Mr.
Nellie brings the highest recommendations both to
capacity teacher, and skill i'll the government and
alsciVline OF the school room. April 25-dtf
y. Z. ING ALLS,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND
THOROUGH BASS.
Rooms 3e Boston Boot d Shoe store 81 ST. ST. Paul
ANiNG formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Manu-
u factory, = subscriber il prepared to attend 10 that
department in = manner which viii give satisfaction:
March l, 1855. diff
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PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES sN
MkNNESOTA UNDER THE IRE
TIES OF SS5

Minnesota superintendent,
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1856.
CEhIED PROPOSALS Will be received at this o.:r.
- until l2, NJ, of the lst day of May 1856 for fur
nishing and delivering the following provisions nr The
Pillager and Lake Wlnneti- oshis Bands of Chippc,
Indians, under the treaties of e55, to wit:
Powder to the amount Of $500
Shot and Lead TO the amount of 100
Giliins Irvine to the amount If 100
Tobacco 20 the of 100
Toiai amount f.,vl
The supplies above named 10 be delivered M ST. Panl
by the LIST day OF June, 1855 Bidders viii observe The
rules, and the bids will be subject the regulation,
prescribed in the advertisements for supple. for II!
Sioix, Nmnebsgo, and Chippews tribes. Of Indian.
elsewhere published minis paper.
April ii Il May ldaw W. A. GORMAN,
Governor end Supi. OF Ind. Afrs
ITs Paul Times, IT. Peters Courier Dubug us flaf-
aid and Express, and Gaena Jeierso nian COPY dali,
and weekly till May J. and send bills sSuprIntnd
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y. g. DOW,
!, = s \ u COZ NSEIIOR Az LAW

ATTORNEY AND COZ NSELIoR AT LAW,
BaSfipgr, MiaaeSod Ief,i.org.
Ill tend the Courts in Dakota, fsonlhue Houston
w ana Fillmore Counties III Minnesota, and lierc
County Wisconsin. sept2l 54wG
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2lcop9gals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
IN MINNESOTA FOR 1855.


Minnesota superintendent,
Saint Paul, 1865
- flee until IL OF The 1st May, 1855, furnish
ing ohd delivering the following provisions for 1855 10
Wit;
TREATIES or 1851
For the Wapetoan and Session SiouA--
Srperfne -four 10 the amount Of 81 s6o
Mess pork 10 the amount OF ! son
iogs lard in Kegs to the amount of sCo
White shelled corn in sacks TO the amount of COO
%uhPu"reI' - + ", 10 'Ie amount OF 800
Lead in bars 10 the amount OF Io1
Tobacco to the amount of ~;
For the Medewak antoan Wapekuter Sioux
Superiile -four TO the amount Of ca toc
Mess pork to the amount of $40
Hogs lard III kegs 10 The amount OF S,o
White sheled corn N sacks to the amount OF oe0
Gunpowder, F. F. c., 10 the amount Of 3oG
Lead in bars TO the amount of Inc
Tobacco TO the amount of too
TREATY OF 1897. 4''
For furnishing the tribe of Dacota or Sioux Indians
Superine flour to the amount of so soo
Mess pork to the amount Of 200
Hogs lard in Kegs 10 the amount Of I Goo
For the Wnnebagoes-- wy
Superne flour To the amount Of al mo
Mess pork to the amount of 0oo
Hogs lard III Kegs to the amount Of 00n
For the Chippewas OF the Mississippi
Superiine -four 10 the amount of S5ao
Mess pork TO the amour, of Soo
W bite shsiled corn IN sacks to the amount of 300
Tobacco, small pkgs in bXs to the amount OF 200
The supplies for the above Sioux tribes of Jnda,s m
be delivered IN SAINT Paul, before the 25h Nav
next TO the Agent OF said tribes or to persons M
thori1ed by said Agent to receive them
The supplies for the Wnnelago and Chippewn t,ises
OF indians III The same manner the above on or be-
fore the 25th ofMay
Separate bids Will be received for each article snec
fed above, for each separate tribe or for The wio,,
Samples OF the tobacco wal be required
The provisions will be subject 10 inspecion n, he
place OF delivery by disnteIested PERSONS se.cied b.,
the Agent oftht tribe o. whom The appIle. ar, ,rrs
, ed, and the contractor contractors
Good security VIII be required for The perfoyr,rre ~
the contracts to be entered Into and bidders viii name
III theit proposals me persons they will offer us 3ur-
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TRANSPORTATION
OF THE SIOUX. HINEEl.AsD ANT
CHiPpES 4 pROVgSsOE: AND
AESt ifE GOODS FOR TFsE,

EA rs kGoJ.
ntEALED PROPOSALS. properly endorsed VII r,.
~ received at the Office Of The Superintendent Of lad,
ni Affairs IN Minnesota, until The 10Th MAY text nj -
NJ, for transporting the Sioux, Wmnebago and On
pewa Annuity goods and provisions fur 800
Bidders will state at what price per hundred uouni :
they VIII receive The PROPERTY from the steaboa, han
ing at ST Paul and store and transport the salr mn
cover, TO the different Agencies ard from .pc h
other points as The Sulerin tendent may direct. n
give the names Of persons they viii offer a. surrtie ~,
contracts and the surety of such bidder shall sion r
transmit with each bid, guarantee III this form
1.-The undersigned undertake that, If the bid q, ----
- for said transportation be accepted bv the .;u,,r
ntendcnt OF Indian Affairs on before The 18Th Ami
next, enter into the bond required perform tie 81,
contract at the rate Of his their bids win good .q
sufficient sureties."
Tie undersigned reserves the right to direct the cst
nation OF said public freight to any other place Than t
Agencies, the price TO be graduated in proportion lis HE
distance Is increased or diminished.
w. A. GORMAN.
Governor and Supt. Ind. Affairs.
Minnesota superintendent,
Saint Paul. March 2. 1885 81 ,!awtmlO
(Gaena Jeifersonian, Dubuque Herald, St Peters
Courier ST Paul Times copy daily and weekly IN
May lOth and send bills to Superintendent
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TIE DiTLY PIONEER unpublished eeery ,gee. day
niny az tse Oboe Yhtrt q Jroison Street Sdtn
rant Kaaespt, and fSfs,isbef 10 NOD Subscribers for
Sir Dstlars q Year, al A@ednce.
IYR WEEKLY PIONEER, printed q. TIE same Office
IS sent 10 No Subscribers at the tolovag rates: Siagle COPY
Too Diiav Fies Copies, EtsL Dollars Ten Copies ri
teen Dts; Iosa'y Copies, Tsny DaiaTs ~ take odrdR
fdys Ctub rates, soosr1 The Suocr idion pce mas be
rsi1 ia o. riGbly az .idudncc.
10 CORRFSPONDEHTS.-AR1 cemmanicdti ms
~ articles proSiIlg 10 stt ifots
must Le accompanied b. me A.aos's name far p1}icd
Bet guarantee II the trph u The sGien ras made.
Voip2tay corrssroadesc, Containing apo7t' macs, or
s. isio u he at9io1 and grorh oftoony a"d settlements
throughout the Northwest. Is solicited.
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BeasIt is asserted that Barnum's aut0bi-
ography has proven with the publishers to
be q comparative failure, as it deserved to
LIE
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PASSENGERS AND RECEIPTS.

PfR STEAMER acknowledgements 80. -
Freight Il irvine & Co, 5i8 SKIS wheat, bbs
eggs, 3 bxs, * meat 796 pcs stone ware, c Coui-
ter, II SKIS oats, do barley; Is Wede, 3 Ibis egg,
, lrs butter, w ; Combs, bx nize, Burbank s
Co, II SKIS oats, 5 do apples, IL bxs cheese, 2 do
fish, J " Simpson, 50 bbls flour; ) Sanford, cir
GUAR saws; c T Badger, lot furniture; Mirchal, /
bx oaniles, bx soap, sk coffee SIX sugar, 800
bns
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RECEIPTS.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Editor, Smith, 81. Louis.
Clarion, Moran, Galena.
50 Black Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota.
Z" Galena, Alorehouse, Galena.
DEPAkTED.
Steamer Editor, Smith, ST. Louis.
ORR TODAY.
Steamer Galena, Morehouse, Gaena.
Clarion, Moran, Galena.
- Biach Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota
Due To-Day.
Steamer Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River.
LADY Franklin, Marlin, Galena.
50 Monielo, Russell, Minnesota River.
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ssy- We have hand i namber Of fonts III beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed OF nap
piled iof
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gf The PIosEEs Is printed by Steam Tsyors Large
&, linder Power Press, Tie Of Steam Power Ia
..stahlshincpt enables ate Boot and Job Prize
ng with ncres sed despatch, and at reduced prices.
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JASE GAY, one of the usurping trio, pei
oed the following, which Cur readers viii
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