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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

SAMUEL ROSS & SON,
ID Il M II Il q q
RICHMOND, IND,
uRecentiy OF the City OF New York,
Would inform the citizens of Richmond, and
H2 its vicinity that have opened office
~IIU1 Main Street, opposite the Huntington House
where perform all the operations the Teeth
to the satisfaction of all those that desire
vices BY permission refer to the following
n c nd:
II BARKER, J. J. Parry, NJ D.
New York.
JupGE KINsy, T.. P. BANNING, N. d NJ MITCHELL, ESQ
A. A. ATKINSON, NJ. D.
cky Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ, to p. NJ.
Month 30
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4 NEW supply Of Carpets. Straw Mating, &C. &c :
"A Also, Cotton and Worsted Curtain. Damask Bud
Hollands, Curtain Musns Marseilles Quilts Furnitur
Prints nd Dimitys Please call, before buying At No
10 Main street. WRIGHT MOEFITT
81 Mo 30 So
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Peace Restored at LAST!
AAn6niserns0r's sale

NOTICE is hereby given that / viii sell 1t public
~ ausn6pn on Saturday the seventh day Of April seat
az the fence Of Washington BaldfiAge, ~ miles
cas-, Of 81 psovn- on the pike leading % washingsos
Wayne county all the personal property Of Washington
B.i1r not taken by the widow, consisting Of borsss
cattle. sheep, household furniture farming utesils
credi. u nine months eli three dollars
the purchaser giving bond with approved security
ing valuation Ard sppraisenent lava.
HENRY MANIFOLD, AAn's.
March Is, 1855 lS-u
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Reduction of Price!

PICTURES ONLY FIFTY CENTS
slHE undersigned will take pictures in the best style
the art, at his in the Shearon building. At
from FIFTY cents to ten dollars. No difference to
weatherCal any time of day, from to O'Clock.
j. WATSON.
March IS, 1858. 1877
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
IN SATURDAY the eth day OF April 1855. will sell the
~ following Real Estate One brick house and
lot Franklin pleasantly situated and in good
pair Also beautiful building site OF situated
mile Richmond. the National Road Said lot
beautifully ornamented with ornamental trees Towering
shrubs and flowers. The situation is desirable.
Also undivided half OF 44ts Of land mile
chmond, the Richmond and Liberty turnpike
which there good quarry, and several
building Sale 10 o'clock House and
sold first Terms LIBERAL and made known the day of
i sale. II. J. SHoABRE.
p,
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CLARK 4 BROTHER,
N E r G H A Mt AILORS
HAVE just received the Spring style of Cloths. CASH
u meres and Vestngs, which they will manufacture to
order at the cheapest latest and such
, SHALL give entire satisfaction
Shirts. Collars Cravats Socks Suspenders, &c. always
hand
Richmond, March 80. 1855 15-tf
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Dry Goods for Men and Bows.

nNE OF the largest stocks of Cloths Cassimeres
" Tweeds Italian Cloths and Summer Wear of every
description fresh from the Fast and for as low ~ the
lowest, at Ne. 10 Main street.
WRIGHT s. MOFFITT
81 Mo Seth 1885
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III ATS.

A LOT of soft Fur and Saxony Hats. - light tasty
"A article for young and boys) Also an assor:-
ment of Panama Leghorn and Palm Hats for sale cheap
a No. 10 Main street WRIGHT Il MOFFITT
Sd No. 30th, 1855
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0ITIXEJNS 3ANA1
RICHMOND, INDIANA
Robert MorrissOn,
Albert c. Blanchard, rroPnetoH.
Charles +. Coffin,
IAN transactions apper.sinins TO the b.siness OF
,..ryo attended TO promptly and With iiberAliH
,..,.., allowed on deposits, payable on demand
an Asmands upon will be paidin fandseankasis At
p.,ehes Of the State Indiana, the Banks
in cinsinnssi
v..s Of the Free this State purehassa at tbs
rate the classes Of securities viii jossy
MORRISON. BLANCHARD d CO.
,.-v 7, 1sS4 ST.
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I n GROSS Rushton Clark 4 Cos celebrated geuuin
III Cod Liver Oil to arrive. and for sale by
l.. II. MCCULLOUGH,
March is. 1855. No 81 Main street
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New JeWsky Store.

THE under.igned respectfully Informs his friends
L and the public that he has opened . new Jewelr Y
Store at No. IS Main street. opposite Starr Hall
where he is ready to repair Clocks Watches Jewelry
&c, on short notice. Also Engrsving done TO order
He also has hand fine assortment of Jewerv
Watches, Chains, Brsastpias. Ear drops, Rings SC
which he will sell at the lowest possible rates He
solicits share Of the publie's patron age.
5. :. ESTELL.
February 9.ls55 s.am
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SHOES AND BOOTS.

n JUST received a new and beautiful assors
u ment of Ladies Gents, Misses and Children.
H~Gaiters, Boots, Buskins Slippers, Sandals
- &c. Of City manufactures, and for sale at No
10, Main street WRIGHT d MOFFITT.
81 Mo 30th. 1855
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FURNITURE WAREROOM
Starr Hail.
Main Street,
RICHMOND.

The undersigned respectful
ly in forms the public that he
has filled up his ex tensive room
With . great variety Of
FURNITURE,
Of the lates: styles, and made
| Of the
Best Materials,
He is constantly receiving
I from the city additions to his
stock. and viii furnish TO or
der any style of Furn iture that
can be had in the United States
and
| WARRANTS
! his work TO he as good as the
best, and sold on as fair terms
As any other establishment in
the West.
lie has now on hand Break
fast and Dining
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Lard Oil and Candles.

THE ssbssribers having eompIsssd their arrange
ments for manufacturing the above Goods. arc pre-
pared 70 fusaish the msrchasss am inhabitants Of
Richmond and vicinity with OIL AND CANDLES Of
superior quality ct prices ranging below the Cinein-
natl market Persons in want oi the above goods
viii hnd it Es.tiy to their advantage TO call At this
essablis hmesR before pvecAssiuR elsewhere
ITFAetory in the old Kirhmosd Foundry Buildings
BATTLES MARCHAET.
February 8, 1855. SIT
y. y. BnowN1
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IN GROSS of McCulioughs fine blsck ink Just put
nv up and for sale At l.. III. McCUILOUGH'S,
March IS, 1855. No. II Main street.
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Superior Groceries,

superior EfOCeFteO.
D 10 Laguira and Java Coffee. Also, fresh Young
IL Tyson. Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas
bought East and warranted right. For sale at No 10
Main street. WRIGHT MOFFITT
Sd Mo. 3oth, 1855.
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THE undersigned have appointed the
sale OF Peters Eclectic Piano Forte sup
ply always hand. FISK & PAYNE.
Richmond, February -, 1855. llf
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Nd go to A. NJ MILLER'S, who is already resolving
"A his Spring stock of Ready Made Clothing, all Of
which has been made to order, embracing q beautiful
assortment Of black cloth and fancy Business Coats.
entirely style, with complete stock common Goats
Pal black and fancy assmere Pants Silk Velvet Sat
fancy Silk and Vests with variety Of other
goods usually kept in a CLorHISG and FURNISHING
STORE. These goods are well made-we warrant every
article to be represented and will sell goods
they be bought in the West from regular houses.
A. NJ. MILLER
March Is, 1855. Opposite Peoples Bank
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XTIAise Fish aa1 Kaekessl. Cosdaes. Hslsss
w Ropes, be. for sale ~ T. n COOK son
Juiy %, 1884 STU
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An admitted fact that the allied armies in the Crimea
i must be whipped the Russians conquered Which
way is happy that the friendly relations
existing between and the public about be
dered ndssoubIe. and that desirable
offering large and Staple
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-03

The LEvEE--There was not boat at
the I.evee yesterday afternoon, but there was
sufficient evidence that boats had been there,
in the piles of freight remaining, which all
the teams in town had not been able to haul
away promptly. Therewill be more steam
boats, more freight, more immigrants, and
another crowded levee to-day. One Of our
leading commission merchants informed US
yesterday that the business done so far, ex-
ceeded by great deal his most sanguine ex-
pectations, and that all the preparations
made to meet it, although very far in ad-
vance of those of the previous year, were
totally inadequate. Nothing but an untir-
ing perseverance in the reception and i'm
mediate forwarding of goods to their dcsti-
nation has enabled them to keep consign-
ments from lying for days upon the levee
In this matter our commission merchants
have acted with all the energy that the en-
ergency required, and have done we'll for
themselves, and added to the business char
acter of st. Paul <..
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A New CoLoNY.-About q week ago
party Of some fifty persons arrived here
from Pennsylvania, with view to settle.
Since their arrival, number Of them have
been engaged in making explorations, and
have during brief time, visited many por-
tons of our Territory in this vicinity We
understand that DR.. j. G. Comfort, who is
at the head of the Company, has made
choice of large body of land northwest
of this city, at distance Of some twenty
miles, and that the whole party will forth
with proceed to occupy the ground. 1t is
proposed to form a regular colony, to be
composed of Pennsylvanians, and those now
here will scarcely have their new homes
ready before forty families yet to come, will
join them to add to the little community.
The section of country thus entered upon is
rich in wood,water and prairie, and it offers
home to the pioneer, and a rich reward
for his toll
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Notwithstanding the immense quantity
of goods which has been delivered in our
city since the opening of Navigation, the
high rates at which merchandise, provisions
especially, was held, remain almost unchan-
ged. The alteration, if any, is so slight as
not to call for special notice.
This is owing mainly to the extreme
pressure created by the exacting demands
Of the people of the upper country. They
are clamorous for supplies, and it has need
ed all that has come and will need much
more yet to satisfy them, SO far that trade
here can subside into a natural condition.
This is by no means an unpleasant state of
affairs. SO far as St. Paul is concerned
She can we'll bear an inflated condition OF
business affairs when the resulting benefit is
for her, and it is matter of satisfaction to
our community to have, as it is now having
the actual proof, that ST. Paul is the sup
plying point for the Territory. The whole
upper country is looking here for food, and
it will be supplied
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-03

A Coon ALTERATION. old stone
store, built i'll the early times of St. Pauls
existence, is about to undergo IA radical
change Messrs. FORBES Il KIrrsoN are
causing the interior to be remodeled, and a
considerable portion Of the front will be ta-
ken out, and its place is to be supplied
with cut stone columns, so as to create an
open front. The purpose is to make fash
ionable dry goods store, ETC., and we further
learn that Louis BLUM, Esq, is to ofiiciate
as principal manager, post which he is
eminently fitted to occupy View Messrs
FORBES & KIrrsoN all the success their en-.
terprise deserves.
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WIZ 10
f. MCCORMICK.

+. MCORMlCk,
st. Paul May L. 1855. City Comptroller.
A report was received from the City JUS
tice, for the month of April, was read and or
dered printed with proceedings. (This report
will be given hereafter.
A communication was received from ID. G.
Cooley, Esq, late City Attorney, asking that
his account heretofore presented against the
city for drawing city ordinances, lie referred
to the committee on Claims, and on motion
that action was taken. j..
The Comptroller reported the following &C.
counts as audited:
w. r. Miller quarter salary, $lOO 90
G. w. Prescott, clerks costs, 3 90
w. R. Miller, repairing side walk Sd ST. , SO
j. d. Goodrich, City Physician, 70 90
f. Mccormick, quarters salary, 1920
q. w. Moore, services as judge of cleo
ton, 90
On motion, the above accounts were Or
dered paid by order, &c.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
Alderman Knox, from the committee on
Revenue, asked further time for consideration
of the subject committed to their charge
Granted.
The bill Of j. c. Patch, for interring corp
ses, at the city's expense, and after discussion
thereon, was referred back to him for amend.
ment as to particulars.
A brief written report from the Board OF
Health was submitted. 1t related principal
ly to the regulations instituted relative to the
care, management, and admission of city pa
tients into the Hospital. Excellent health
prevails, but as 500 emigrants arrive each
lay, small appropriation was asked to defray
expenses of Indecent sick
On motion of Alderman Becker the burial
lots in the city burial ground were placed I'M
der the control of tle Board of Health.
ID. A. Robertson, Esq, President of the
Board of HEALTH made statement setting
forth that there was no epidemic eXisting-no
original cases of cholera here, and every pre-
caution has been taken to meet any emergen
cy that might arise. He added many useful
suggestions, and among others, that concern.
ing Small POx. He had made provision for a
temporary pest house.
On motion of Aid. Becker, it was ordered
that an order be drawn in favor of the Treas
urer of the Board of Health for the sum Of
500, to meet all expenses of emergency.
On motion of Aid. Becker, the whole mat
ter of establishing pest house was referred
to the Board Of Health, Tor action, if any is
deemed necessary-with instructions to report
to the Council thereon.
On motion of Aid. Fuller, the committee
on the Fire Department was instructed to en-
qure into the cost of obtaining three fire en-
gineS.
Also, that the City Surveyor, with proper
assistance,b be directed to enquire into the cost
etc., of introducing water into the city, from
some neighboring lake or other source.
On motion the Council adjouened.
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@~Messrs. WHINE & Cooley have lots
Of fine things which Mr. Cooley has just
brought on with him from the east. All
that the severe exactions of fashion demand
all that the most fastidious in taste as re-
CARDS apparel can require, may be found
with them. They make habiliments at Or
der, and supply ready-made clothing, be-
sides having magazine Of articles belong
ing to the wardrobe Of a gentleman from
the simplest to the costliest
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NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET.

Reported for the Pioneer by BENNETT d BROKA W
Prorsion Merchants, No. 10 Broad Street, NeU York
NEW YORK. April %, 1855.
ASHES.-Pos Sc .OO6D6 Il q; Pearls So OOM6 IL y Sal
eratus $500.
BEESWAX.--Yellow, T. Ii co. sG27ls.
FRUIT.-Green Apples q Dbl 4OO04 so; Dried Apples
61a07 Dried Peaches 15Ml5H x; Dried plums, 10.
FLOUR AND 3IEAL-Common State, 9433xM9 80 (
Favorite State, 9.6Ssl(0 "a; Western mixed bds o.
Ola l0l2ti; Michigan Indiana, 1001o.25; Ohio, good
1O.25(Gl 1887 Ohio fancy, 1O.3l6lO.43 Genesee extra
II 5OtG12S71.; Canada, 1O(0lO.25 Georgetown 1OOlO
81 Alexandria, 9.6sMlO3l; Rye Flour, 6.371sa7 80
Corn Meal, 4.50a5 90; Buckwheat Flour, 3.50a4.OO.
GRAIN.-Wneat, white Cen, 3 15a2 so; Canada wheat
2.3 a2.GO; Southern 2G5a2 20; Michigan do; Rye
thern 45al so; Corn, round yellow, Osa1 TO- South
ern, do; Western Mixed do; Barley, 1.25a1aa Barley
Malt 140a1 AZ Oats State, 75a7S jersey 63a69 White
Beans 2.5oa2 62la Canada Peas I37 sal So Marrowa,
Peas 1.50a1.-5.
HOPS.-First sort, State, l5a18
P0TATOEs.-Western Red 3. O0a3 so; Mercer and Car
tiers, so.
PROVISIONS.-New Mess Pork II. 75a1SS71,; Prime
15al5 l2s; Country Mess Beef 9.5Oa12; Prime 650as
City Mess, 3.75al4 62s Beef Hams, II 50a21; Pork
Hams pickled 9a9ls; Shoulders 90, 624a7; Ohio lOa1l
Lard, 9sia1O.
SEEDS.-COver ga to prime, 1Okal1; Timothy do
3.5Oa4; Flax Seed, 1soa1 IS; Red Top, 621aas5.
WOOL-Amer. Sax. Fleece, 40a42; do Merino, 36;,3s
Extra Pulled, 3oa34.
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pA-Mr. Lewis, the United States In.

p@-Mr. Lewis, the United States In'
spector, left this city, yesterday, for Rock
Island, on his return trip. We learn from
him that the steamboats, which he had oc-
easion to examine were generally well pro-
vided, and that on his requisition all de6c-
iencies were supplied. His determination
to fulfil the law cannot be mistaken, and
we are glad that the interests of the trav-
cling community are so well protected by
his sure and just discharge Of duty.
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CHARCOAL AND LME.-Among the re-
cent importations from the Minnesota river,
during few days past has been two barge
loads, of charcoal and Of lime. Both were
much needed, and more would be welcome.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-03

Vegetables are beginning to come
into the market, and, we may add that
"pinery beef" is fast becoming a thing Of
the past, as there is an accommodating sup
ply of proper article susceptible of masti-
cation
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
NO NONE Y REQ TTRE ID!

MACKUBIN & EDGERTON have for sale a num-
wi Der Of ha ndsome building lots in the suburbs OF
st Paul and St. Anthony.
Alss-Two valuable business lots Robert street,
of rs feet each by $50 feet.
ALso-Three other lots Robert street. the new
hotel oil A. G. Fuller Il Co., Of 20 feet by las.
ALso-Tweve very handsome Bluff lots adjoining the
beautiful mansion of VIM. l.. hmes, Esq
Aiso-A number o lots admirably adapted to garden
Eg, containing from IL 20 acres, the distance of
from "a of a mile to 8 miles from the city limits.
For the purpose of facilitating Improvements, they
will sell persons who will build the of the above
property
ENTIRELY ON CREDIT,
Requiring cash down. Interest at IL per cent pei
year. MACKUBIN d EDGERTON,
May 3, '55.-d3m No. 9 WinslOw House.
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n@-N. E. Tyson Il Co., have received
the first instalment of their mammoth stock
of goods Mr.. Tyson is below actively
engaged in purchasing, the steamboats, will
soon bring his stock forward, and as soon
as it is in the store, there will be of course
crowds of customers.
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The CRY CoUNcIL-A special session
was called yesterday morning for what pur-
pose we do not know, and could not ascer-
tain, as there was no meeting.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-03

SECOND Juplc1A. DBrR1cr-The next
regular session of the q. S. District Court
for the second judicial district, Judge Sher-
burne presiding, will be commenced in this
city on Monday next. The calendar is
pretty lengthy, and some Of the causes to
be tried are of a grave character.
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RIVER NEWS.

neA-The Prairie State, Capt. HEWITT, came
in Tuesday at o'clock from St. Louis. She
landed at our port about $50 passengers. The
Prairie State will henceforth run as regular
independent packet between St. Louis and St.
Paul. Mr.. GARRETT presides at the desk.
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SpertaI Notices,
! SUPERIOR,

HSIs place IN situated on the bay of Superior and Left
Hare river at the head Of Lake Superior, and pos
seases batter ste harbor, and greater advan
taes for commercial city, than any other point in the
north and IL eQualed in prospective importance
by Chicago only.
The prOprietOrs have a clear, undisputed and unin-
numbered title the land upon which SUPERIOR is laid
and all purchasers OF lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same. ftf...I. -ss..tf..5
Superior was laid out during the past season. and al
ready several hundred Inhabitants large no.
tel, number Of stores, cOmmOdOus pier, with air
houses, and in all respects the most hOurishing
town in the west. The county seat, U. s. Lang Or
fee, and Post Office located here, where the issis
sppi and Lake Superior U 8. Military Road, now in
Of construction connecting with st. Paul, teri
inmates 1t is also the lake terminus of all the project;
ed railroads the head of Lake Superior The $500"
canal will be open by June, after which time four lines
cago, two from Cleveland, and from Buffalo fine
vessels having been built expressly for this trade
Two steam mills and printing press now on
the way to Superior, and will be promptly set to work.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the
prOpretors to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers on easy TERMS and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations have
been made Tor pubic purposes-psrks churches, rail
roads, &C., &C.
p In order to correct the misapprehension arising
perior City" about the title Of which legal conover-
~ exists, is another and different place, and in diff
ferent township from Superior.
o. Maps Of Superior signed by Thos. Clark,ea<-
veyor and VIM. Ii. Newton, agent and attorney for
propretors, an may be in the principal hotels OF
g. Paul, Galena Chicago, Detroit Cleveland, Toledo,
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase or obtain nfor-
nation can apply to VIM. II. Newton Superior, Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
wM H. NEWTON,
Agent & Attorney for Propretors of Superior.
May 3, 1855.
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RI. The Street Commissioners, or some
one else would do a good service to those
who have vehicles to drive, BY. causing. the
removal of the loose stones which are $50
thickly scattered along the principal thoro-
49,. ! . ,....,ss-. 80.
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st. Paul Markets.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

In the present depleted state of the market is useless
give quotations in detail We give merely the prices
of few leading articles Extra Flour sells at 50 5OS10
z bbl in bags 81 5CGs5 2 cwt. Corn MEALS worth 81
0s2 25 2 cwt Beans 81 25fGs1 so q bush. Mess Pork
held at SO q Dbl, with light stock Of Beef Cattle
there are none in market = y
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sequently indebted to the funds that amount
The second ward has an unexpended balance
of 81 637,e6; and the third ward balance Of
81 1866; the city funds being in debt to -the
ward funds in those sums respectively. These
facts, together with the consideration that the
expenditure of the ward fund proper is limited
lin its application to public Improvements,
when applied or expended strictly in accor-
dance with the requirements of the charter,
would not seem to justify heavy assessment
for ward purposes. Therefore the following
is deemed sufficient, and in the second and
third wards, more perhaps, than will be re-
quired for ward improvements. Of this,
however, the members of the Council are most
competent to Judge. ..-.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-03

a. JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is authorized Agent
tor TER PIONEER Gaena to subscribers and ad
vs.:sements His receipts will be regarded yments