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CONSULATE THE ISirEn STArEs,
sydney, New South Wales,
September ), 1850.
Srn have the honor herewith send ynu for presena-
ton Captain Ludlow, OF the American ship Monmouth.
and his mate gold medals and silver med
ais for the crew OF fais chip.
The connected with tbs presentation Of the
by the inhabitants o sydney will learn from the
address Captain Ledow contained in the tin case here
with sent.
have the honor to be- sir your most obedient servant,
j.. Ii. WILLIAMS,
l.. 3. Consul.
The honorable the SECRETARY OF STATE,
Washington city
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Sill Later from Basaaa.

CnARLEsros, December 2s.The steamer Isabel has
rived from Havana which port che et Wednesday
ing stopping at Key West the same day.
The steamer Star OF the West arrived at Key West
Monday from San JUAN with hundred passengers and
$500 900 in specie. She LEFT the evening for New
York.
The ship Ashburton, Of Newburyport, days from
New Orleans for Liverpool got ashore American shoas
the ed, but got off after removing portion OF her
cargo.
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the veterans may assured In advance that comfortable
quarters and welcome await them the Of gov
srnnent The favorable Impression which they made upon
all classes Of citizens will be wdened aud dsepened by
the second visit.
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nEOa&E r. CURTIS, COu Law, (rsssdsnce
VI wiad's Hosel, Washington, on Suprems
Court Of the United States aud the Court Of Claims.
Dec s7--dImoif~
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Co. Lecture fr bcncft OF the Young In oic's
Friend will he delivered by L. 5iiman Ives. LII d.
bishop OF North Carolina Odd Fellow Hail.
street, Monday, The 3 st insfant at O'Clock, p.
The subject will he The Authority or Society
each; obtained from either the officers
Of Society, AZ Elias store, and at the door
Decl Tt
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Ma JAzaErrs oaEAr sionr.The splendid performs
Of the School for Scandal the National Theatre, Mon
day evening Is all the talk OF tho and may expect
full and brilliant audience the energy and
generosity Of Manager Jarrett IL be long long time
before such another festival Of drAwatc intellect presented
TO Warrington audience The play Is SheridAas greatest
triumph and the array Of such have not wit
messed In years No manager in the great cities could
present greater card to his patrons than this
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Tin French editions Of Rousseau, Racine. S<vEne,
Cornefe, Motere ss~I Ducs Fossat Bourdslopr, Ls
Guxo Monstrsiet Maihcrbe
Rsrtheemy, yoars Chsssobfand fiotisn kstess scribe.
fbund the moderate psceS the
imported BY hinssf direct from Pas
IN fine binding
luptrauons FRANCk TAYLOR.
Also small collection, various, French books for youth
Paris editions.
Dec
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uy-Dr. ,. Il. B,rciay, late Christian missionary
j. aleH Will this day. Dtb) III the Medi
cal Hail. r street, from Dec %
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From Hasano.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. .s.-1he steamship Granada has
rived here, with Havana dates the 24h instant Most
the passengers and the mails saved from the wrecked
Crescent City arrived At Havana the 10th The papers
publish letters blaming the captain for the disaster.
Mile Rachel had arrived at Havana.
Six Creoea charged with sediton had been arrested and
sent 10 Spain.
The Of the American sailors Chauncey and VIM,
through the strenuous exertons OF Consul Robertson had
been committed labor In the arsenal without
degradation, and receiving slight compensation for their
labor
MARKETS.
Several parcels of the old crop sugar
decline. There but little in the market. Con-
tracts for had been made ga los< rsa!s per
robe. N4 sss t4a ME
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OFFICIAL.

TasAsuss DsrAsrxxxr, December 1, 1895.
Notice hereby given
that this will Of
any may prior
ist day Of June and win therefor following pcss
For Of the Of ssa, pvemir 10 per
stock Of the loans ef and 1884, Of For
stock issued under the q 1885, called
stock, OF per And or
is6 redeemab'e the 18th November, s46
prior the s day Of January
Of received March,
and prior said s " June prsmium Of per
will he allowed specified
the certificates the is July
o eedcases received p~s January
the interest will be allowed In addition
from LIST the data of hs In
will b allowed addition for money
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department sadsr thu present no
year prior Jaauay nex BY party
entitled to receive the purchase moacy.
Payment for these stocks will made by dras upon
Boston, New York, Phiiadephia paSs
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of ihe Treasury
Dec I-dilaJanef
QOUQUETs and baskets or French flowers. daily
ID ORDER THE LAKES,
Dec as du 5e4 Pcnnsyivania
w London watches, JewslYy, aud
pieces Of Ono silver far sale New Yosk psicss.
Chauncey Warin~r and tewsteT No. 40 Pena
goods, plated ware, perum~ry, Gallery, a.
Under Browns Hotel, sign Of the Golden Watch
Dec 22-A7t' Washington, d q.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
The following published for general nfor

Consulate or THE psiTEn STATES,
sydney New South Wales.
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Law Rseks
IMITATION srd sdne's Medical Jurisprudence; vol.
w Of indictments spd Pleas !
whastons American Criminal Lsw; ID edition ! vol.
Gr-si~ys Equity Evidence (; } vol.
Law II Homicide I vol
wharfous Law Dictionary; VOL
Movrs o Reptevn; vol.
Library NJ Law and yqatsy; ~ series; t4vcss in n,
assders Usss and Trusss; new edition; vols IN T.
Dect5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
TlCTIG.E fvOWvjust erSssHs specimens
q this manufacture including The Descent from The cres
nvb~ns;" = The Flight Into Eeyps =; Aaoyssop ~ ts
Men.s Hssd n Chnstr snev Donseuhiuo, Madou-
- Bces Hcme &C. i specially ssaped nv Chfsmss
prrs~ntr.
AZ TAYLOR 4 MAtHrF
Dec 70 Bookstore, 9TH street.
THE Prsvass Cevrsspcraenes ~ Hsnsy Clay, In
Dec ~ vRAscK TAYLOR.
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GEN ERA NEW 8.

HoasE LounyiLLE.-Thereis to be grand horse
show at Louisv Kentucky, spring under the
pieces Of the Southwestern Agricultural and Mechanical
Association The exhibition Is begin Tuesday, the
18th OF May, and will continue three days On Friday
following the close of the fair the regular auction
of stock, &C, is TO take place the fair grounds
MILD sEAsosThe Rochester IN. W Union Of the 18th
instant states that in many parts Of Monroe and Ontario
counties the farmers up that time poughing the
sward and neither the weather frost had so far offered
any impeachment their work This ID said be unpre-
cedented
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VIM. w. Belknap, Attorney -at-Law and Land
Agent, KeOkuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS choice land q satisfactory
avorbie and all business in Iowa
Ing attention Of attorney promptly attended 70.
RRrEnsscEs.
pxiro Fsursr, Wushinsror, d. L.
Alexander n. EvaSs,
Keller u 4cKenney,
iJ--SmosdAcp
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r. l.. MOORE psepareA fnrnssh best white
all Cumberland ill kinds
o q a prices.
7,2a0 pounds guaranteed to the ton.
Hickory, n prices.
A md full retcd all
Yard wsa side 9th street, between and Y, opposite Old
Sfsnd.t
Nov 3o-rTuTnn
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Bank Metropolis,
Washisston Dec. "a, 1885,
THIS will usual Tuesday Christmas
the day previous.
closed Tuesday, lst January
tend Monday, The 3lss instant.
23-232s9930Dec &iJaRf
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SENTENCE or a uURDEnEss.--The tribunal Of Potsdam,
Prussia lately pronounced sentence Of death the widow
ola surgeon named Mayger de Resin She found guilty
ofeompcity poisoning her husband Of completely in poi
sonng the female companion Of her lover the barber Rage
Of numbering The Of Rage with Ratchet OF having
excited the murder of the daughter Of the said Kage
aud also Of her Her head Is to be cut OF By the
common expcutouer
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

1& The Easlla arrived about IL o'clock
on Sunday euening, with 2s8 passengers,
who were brought to the feot of the Lake
by the steamers Galena and City Belle
The Gaisna started out from Galena with
nearly TOO passengers, and took on 100
more at Dubuque, and with the exception
Of the 28S above mentioned, they were land
ed at various points il northern Iowa, Wis
consin and the lower portion Of this Terri
tory. Quite number were put of at Nc
Gregor's landing, Winona, Lacrosse and
Brownsville. The City Belle arrived at the
foot Of the Lake on the 18th, and the Ga
lena on the l4th. .s-sAszN A-@. I
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.~ Among the passengers on the Llella
that arrived at this port on Sunday evening
last, was our esteemed fellow citizen, WIN
DAHL, Esq, who has just returned from
New York city, whittier be has been to pur
chase stock Of stationery and books, to
supply his fast increasing customers : His
stock will all be here by the last Of this
week, and is probably the largest assort
ment in that line ever brought to the Terr;
tory. We advise all who feel literarily in
clined, to give hi& a call.
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to wind up u a1hsife <esgck into a belt,
which serves mdatiPlies Pf purposes, and
3 RI lAahksto pr a hsaalo robe sersll
|himfer bed. and kis s;nple habits enata
him Ssab1vs spon tbe hafsest fare. ~
knowledge of wood Graf sisconsummate, ,and
he can hunt deer Or follow Q trail with
unerriDg accuracy through brake and forest
and over streams. If danger comes he Is
the first to meet It, andthose whom he guides
are, as it were, under his protection, anato
.bHkepts6feb by himunffthis jnarBey is done:
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For the Pioneer.
For the Pioneer
Big 4ux River and Mendoza Military
49, S..'a, ,Ssa.,ee
u Aeds i'ssssaeieel . 3 1gsses q

Of the Ordnance Corps, on hissurvey of the
Read from mouth Big Sioux
River onthe Missouri, ia MaidQA / hssp
thought that the information it It =gi4es- of the
pntf dptsrvening tbes9 Psifs (ydad II
Of interest to the citizens Of Minnesota, aud
I therefore enclose i to you for publication,
if you please. IN your paper -
az Merry JResPy Holu's, II u
~ 7''s''.se' saA sal aaJ. HIS SIMPSON,
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pa-We commence 10 day and shall con
clude tomorrow. the publication Of sps in
teresting report, for copy Of which We
are indebted to Capt. SIMPSON. 1t will be
found to contain q great amount Of value;
BILE information about the section Of coun-
try Of whichit treats, and will well repay
careful perusal. s';s ;a:a' e' = sss<a 9gs q
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Soldiers Attend !!
GOOD NEWS! MORE BOUNTY LAND

GOOD NEWS! MORE BOUNTY LANBit
A LAW passed Congress March 3D. ls5a kivipx oce
"A Hundred and Sixty Acres Of Land % all persons
who have performed IA days military service in any
Of the United States since l775.
The Law includes all the ConDasioned and Non Com
missoned Officers Musicians and Priyates ncluding In
diaps either Volunteers, Rangers Militia Teamsters.
Also, all the Commissioned and Non-commsxioued o.
fcers Of the Navy, Seamen Landsmen, Marines, flals
Men, Chaplains and Clerks. - 1zsa -
THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED 40 OR 90 ACRES ARE
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE TO MAKE THE 1eo
Soldiers Of the Black Hawk Patriot and others wars
who nave made applications tor land and failed on se
count OF not having served mouth, get leo
aeres they served foutteen days OF nthey engsg
The Veteran Soldiers Of the Revolution who draw pen
sons are now entitled toiand Kdead, their widows
draw it. -~-'-7--' '- = tFi'fHS
The benefits Of this act lin or the soldiers death,
extend to hs widow, or his MINOR children but to ma
other heirs. 49, $500 '--7 =
is thought that nearly two hundred millions Of aeree
will be Issued under this and in Of the
large number of appca that viii be made some cor.
siderable time will necessarily eapse before they can Al
be acted upon. Remember the msxiIa ssst come nrst
served. hsAt- 'ta~s- -Ne ~ .,-,- 50 -f@ H'ixii
We have made arrangements with an experienced arm
at Washington for ohanng Bounty Land for ali entitled
to It living in this Territory, who may hSos u With
call. - - a. ~ '>-f- IN
WE MAKE NO CHARGE IN ANY CASE, UNLESS WE
= OBTAIN THE LAND
Xhy information in regard to ths spbjsct, ehesr!y
given; H. IA PARKEk CARVER, s1..-s@
april Iso1wM attorneys q LeH.aA,,
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@ The Lae4a leaves this morning for
Red Wing, and will make an endeayor to
get through the lake. If successful, she
will proceed to St. Louis. ''~ .'.
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4rWoaala


& kr "A ssainf 5 PsTa.IeS51" d.
SH ,ssa - 1stsN%3sss ~ aS.rr,sE
iSy and dei;yerno ,be IlownS nyov;sor. Sor isss 70
wit. xFsrr.5 $50 '"~ ~ -00'' ~
TREATIES Or ,as,
ra- Nh. W.n..... "a s..;s.,. - q, 80 .. -
- ETneTN5e 6onr n 1he- sTnonn, ri si KIM
Mess nork tc-,he ..nc.,.f Of 80 s0o
Hog. lard A !f.g.rc cft,.s.nr,r,a& .El III "a
White sheiIed corn an sscl. =" .hs .uour, or , G0O
f;unnnvdST r a m fhe n s,nor1T ~ ~, = nm nm
|, Lead in h,rs m m. anonn, oS IO0
q S~Tohacco n ,hs snonn, or iSo
For the Medewak antoan Wonekuter S,our
aecs,r "a ~. .,ss,,s eae
Mess pork to the amount of 500
Uoss lsni IN keo, eo the a,,ount .oe r. sv,: Am
Wfite sheffed corn IN Sarfa ro i9 srSXurt of bO0
-Cunaoypter CT IIs spaz,anI Iaf--- -a0n
Lead in barsto the srnrmsr of :, - Inn
Tohscco M the sr.ouns ~ " " ~ mo
80 ~ we TREATY nE Iag. ~-A~ - - ---->H~
For furnishing The tribe az pscofs a. s,x tndsn.@ -
= SuDerams nour 70 the .monns Of ''o"N - soo
Mess morn 81 tfe atnours ~ IL I. Il ,ze nm
IOes lard In keys Io the s,noun, 81 IL Z a nm
White shellc corn In ,acSs 10 .he .,,u.. of an
For the Winneba9oes-- - - - - = -,
superfne fioar TO the amo6n, Of - ls.i a o0e
Mess pork to the amount Of -. - sai4o q O0e
Hogs ianI i'm kers n sfe mn,,n. az nm m
For The Chippewas Of ths Afissi.snn;- -, ,ry
5uperfine hOur 10 The amount 81 $50 Z, asO0
-- Mess uork 10 the smonni of sOo
White sheled corr, n sacEs In me anoouu, of SOC
Tobacco SIN I'M Mos m hys "a T ~. -, ~ voS
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Reported for the Pioneer.
Board Of County Commissioners.

81. j.: MONDAY, Morning Session.
Board met Present, Messrs. Bennett and
Roberts. ~ .... -. a-...s s..>. ..- ~.
Mr.Wilson not being present, Board took a
recess until haIf past IL o'clock. -. .,~.
~I2 l-2 Pm
Board met. Present all the members.
Mr.. Wilson made his report Of monies re-
eeived to the amount Of $240 from stumpage,
scaleage, ETC., in the school lands in the pine
ries of Ramsey county, for 1854. - -7''
On motion of Mr.. Bennett it was resolved,
that in-fdture the members Of the Roard shall
not receive q compensation as Overseers of the
Poor, except when actually engaged in such
duty. ,.,,..,,..., t,r,.x
The following bills were presented and al
J. P.Wiison, salary as overseer Of the
J. p. Wilson, salary as Commissioner, J,
IS and mileage, - 1890
Up. Wilson, provisions for poor, 1850
A. n. Fridley made return, and settlement
of his accounts as sheriff of Ramsey county,
in substance as follows ......,t -. ., ~.
Amount in his hands rs per tax warrant of
~. 1854, 49,. $l9,9I9.46
Amount delinquent taxes returned .--
unpaid to Segister of deeds, 8,256Ol
Deduct per centage on amt. paid,4
o per cent, 466.53
Treasurer's receipt as above and as receipt
ed for by County Treasurer, minus the per
centage, $ll 1861; beiug $s,294Ol in Co.
Orders, $6294O in Territorial Orders, and
$2,073.50 in gold AMI School Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson,, Chas. johnson
was appointed to fill the place of g.. Fl. Day
as one Of the Committee to visit the pineries,
and scale lumber on the school lands. ---.-''
Mr.. Bennett offered his resignation as a
member of the Board, in consequence of the
passage Of the resolution, but after a warm
debate, both the resolution and the resignation
were reconsidered and withdrawn. .. Z. ','. ','.'
b The discussion on the question Of supersed-
ing Mr.. Day was very warm between Messrs
Wilson and Bennett, and both of them at
times threatened to resign. The matter was
finally brought to settlement by Mr., Wilson
picking up his hat and leaving the room.
The following biih we're all0re3.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sup6fInttndEUcy,
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1855.
rlE time forreceiving bids for furnishing supplies for
Il the Soux, Chippewa and Winnebaso tribes ofIndians
is extended until the first day OF May next 12 M.
and the time for receiving bids for the transportation Of
supplies and goods is extended until the 10th May,
IL, N. -t" .4s1t ..-.% ..,sr..1 -s rsf.
The proposals for furnishing supplies for the above
lows:- --.- -. -. - -. ". ! :. al.o,1 s4 81
lst. Bids will be received for the WINNEBAGO pro-
visions to he delivered either at St. Paul. st. Peters,
Traverse des Sioux Mankato nt the discretion Of
the bidder, and Superintendent. ....-..-
3D. lfbds are received and accepted for the delivery
OF said provisions at ST. Peters, Traverse des Sioux
Mankato the time for delivery at said points will bex-
tended from the 25th OF May until the 18th of June
per suggestion of the Indian Bureau carry the
provisions Of the late treaty at Washington. :.
April II Till may ledaw w. A. GORMAN, \.
Governor and Supt. of Ind. Airs d"
pSt. Paul Times, St. Peters Courier, Dubuque Her.
sld and Express and Galena Jefetsoniaa copy daily
and weekly till May 10, and send bills to supefintend
ent - ''-' ''.-r- >s.-~'" s.. .'s| -'-l %
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TRANSPORTATION
OF THE SIOUX, WINNEBAGO AND
CHIPPEWA PROVISIONS AND
...i ANNUITY GOODS FOR THE

SEALED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed, vii bs
- received at the Office of the Superintendent of lndi
an Affairs in Minnesota, until the Iofh May next, IL
NJ, for transporting the Sioux, Winnebago, and Chip
pewa Annuity goods and provisions for 1855. fo -
bidders will state at what price per hundred pounds
they will receive the property from the steamboat land
ing at s Paul and store and transpsrt the under
cover, to the different Agencies, and from such
other points the superintendent may direct Also
give the names of persons they will offer suretes
and the surety such bidder shall sign and
transmit with each bid, guarantee in this form
The undersigned undertake that, II the bid Of
for said transportation be accepted by the Super
intendent Of Indian Affairs before the 18th Apr
next enter into the bond required perform the said
contract at the rate Of his their bids with good and
sufficient sureties."
The undersigned the right to direct the desti
nation of said public freight any other place than the
Agencies the price to be graduated in proportion the
distance Is increased or diminished. 80
w. A. GORMAN,
Governor and supt Ind Affairs.
Minnesota SUPPLEMENTARY,
Saint Paul, March z. 1855. dawtm10
(Galena Jenersonian. Dubuque Herald, st. Peters
Courier, ST. Paul Times copy daily and weekly till
May 10th, and send bills to superintendent
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F1Il1 TH1NSFORTATION
OF CHIPPEWA GOODS, ETC,
%ssst.A s. FOR 1855. 4ktASS re
Minnesota SUPPLEMENTARY, I

Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1855.
GEALED PROPOSALS, properly endors. d, will be
- received at the office Of Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in Minnesota nntil the 10th day Of May next
IL, NJ for transporting from st. Paul to Leech Lake
worth of goods and supplies for the year 1855
Bidders will observe the ferns ard the bis will be
subject TO the rules prescribed in an advertisement
headed transportation of the Sioux, Wnnebsyo, and
Chippewa Provisions and Annuity Goods for the year
1885," published elsewhere in this paper. -ss.- =
April ii Il May lOdaw WA. GORMAH,' So
-.--.. .- Governor and Supt. Of Ind. Ahrs.
pSt. Paul Times, 81. Peters Courier, Dubuque Her
aid and Express, and Gsenn JetersOnian, copy daily
and weekly till May TO- and send bills to superinsend-
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

sas. .s The liver is falling again, and there
is pQt, ,golc hope Of d rise, whatever may
in June uext.-- - ss45S - Is SZg ~
Z SIAAHA9A 1.W 1s54s1 = ,a1 ~
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

2 V-50@~
The above scheme has been got up for the express
great number ofapplicstions have been made hei:
this was got out.
All letters from the country promptly attended to-
The drawing numbers will be published aiter IL comes
off, and il is expected 10 b drawn about the 1st Of
June. .-e r
All the watches, and every other article, have been
selected from the most eminent Makers will be
above and every article put down the Eastern price
For Tickets, apply, to w. .ILLlNGWORTH,
. Watch Maker cor. Dickson Z 5lh street,
March 2-d&wu Saint Paul
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

sA1 We have on hand q number Of fonts Of beautiful
and useful JOB TYrR, which Win be disposed Of flap
. 81 >
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

~ JUyrzsoS EARxkR, Esq 10 an authorized Agent
TOR fnr PoSx 1t aaiens procure subscribers and ad
vss.semeats His receipts viii be regarded payments
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

~ See third page under Commercial head for rate
ok Money and Exchange st. Paul and Galsna Markets
aud miscellaneous items. .-.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES IN
MINNESOTA UNDER THE TREA.
TIES OF 1883. i

'-e Minnesota Superintendent lsy
e- Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1861
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until l2 NJ Of the lst day Of May, 1856, for fur
nishing and delivering the following provisions for the
Pillager and Lake Winnebgoshish Bands of Chippewa
Indians, under the treaties Of 1855, to wit: :
Powder to the nmount of4 =, - . $500
SHOT and Lead TO the amount Of - 100 t'
Giuiny Twine to the amount Of 100 III I
Tobacco to the amount Of .- LOO !.
Total amount e- $500 2
The supplies above named to be delivered st. Paul
by the LIST day June 1856 Bidders will observe the
rules, md the bids VIII be subject the reguations
prescribed in the advertisements for supplies for the
Sioux, Wmnebago, and Chippews stribes Of indians,
elsewhere published in this paper.
April II Il May 1daw w. A. GORMAN,
- oss Governor and supt. Of Ind: Airs.
GTSt. Paul Times, st. Peters Courier, Dubuque Her
aid and Express, and Gaiena Jeffersonan, copy daily
and weekly till May and send bills to Superintend
ent -. '-- ---- 7-st -' -. -N f--'
H.ROF1llNA11N E1ll6 ,1FS 4 N 1s11 ISE lSI0N
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-04-17

AThe PIoSEKa is printed BY Steam Tsylor's Large
cyhnder Power Press. The use Of Steam Power in our
establishment enablea 70 execute Book and Job Print
Jog With ineressed despatch, and at reduced prices