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st. En,rts A0n'ta.

FIELD, BEAEsDSLEE q Co.,
DEALERS INN + rs w h A X,
No. 1873 Mdin Street, 81. Louis.
TTAyE now in store q large and complete stock OF
Wooden, Cotton and Silk Goods, adapted to mems
wear suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade. Havin.
facilities for conducting this branch of TIT
Dry Goods business, prepared to compete with
any jobbipg house either east west
We enumerate some OF the leading articles, viz
CLOTHS.
Cassimeres, MOhars, Hollands,
Doeskins, FlusbnSs, Canvas,
Satinets, Pilots, Paddings,
Tweeds, Kerseys, Wggans,
Jeans, Wool Innings, Buttons,
Corduroys, Cotton Innings, Servings,
Blankets, Vestings, Threads,
Beavers, Satins Twists,
DulIs. Velyets Cords,
Whitnsys, Serges, Bindings,
Fets, Apacas, Buckles,
Petershams, Cambrcs, addngs,
TricOis, Silecias, &c, &c.
Also q complete stock of MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS
Merchants Clothiers and Tay lors visiting the cit,
for the purpose Of buying goods in this line Will, We
confidently believe, find greatly to their interests IT,
examine stock before making their selections AL
orders will receive prompt attention ~
sep 7-dNw2m FIELD BEARDSLEE q CO:
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THE AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Neao Htren, Conn.
p RPETUAL CHARTER CAPITAL S354 Goo
A PpIICATlONS received and Policies given by
~ WIN. SPRIGG HALL. Agent.
Office Third and Wabashaw ats.
SAM. WILEY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
March J. 1858. dtf
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old enough to stand its merits and speak for
" itself Good for IA medicine and for fla yorng the
culinary departments of the Household. At
BOND & KELLOGG'S,
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TO THE GENTS.

MO excuse for bald heads We have been APP
IN pointed the wholesale and retail agents, Of the
Territory, for Professor o. J Woods great and
vailed Hair Restorative We offer il in all confidence.
1t has and will produce good and perfect crop of the
finest hair. Call and the proof at
BOND s. KEILOGG'S
City Drug Store, st. Anthony st. upper st. Paul.
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TAILORING.
CHARLES STENSBERG, Tailor, will attend to al
~ orders in the tailoring way. Charges moderate
and work warranted to give satisfaction.
4 Carver City, Feb H. deW2mw
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oid Brown Drug store, -. Anthony sti
VERY OLD FORT NsNE.

VXIARRANTED pure juice, rich and oily, free II
w logwoOd and all drugs. BY the bottle or gallon
BOND Il KELLOGC'S City Drug Store
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BRANDY.

ELEGANT DELICIOUS AND SUPERB !
VTTEhave pipe OF very Old soft and oily Pale Oard
w Dupuy. The best that money procure in the
United States and of the best imported into
Minnesota. so say all the Doctors and Boas Tirdns OF
the city All persons desiring perfectly pure French
article for medicinal purposes, had best call at
BOND KELLOGGS,
lily lrIIrS lItarer IA,rrn
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Or WATERPROOF, Anti COnsumptive Cork SOles.
MANUFACTURED by IIARCOURT, BRADLEY
AV1 Co, A Market street, Manchester. Principal
warehouse, log Wood street, Cheapside, London Eng
land. American establishments IS Ann and l02
Nassau street, New York.
We also the wholesale and retail agents for the
Territory, for the above invaluable article For further
advertisements, the Daily Pioneer, Times and Min
nesOan also the handbils, POSTERS show cards, PAM
phets and publications now being issued and circula-
ed through this city. moves BOND d KELLOGG.
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SELLING OFF:
HE subscriber will sell his entire stock of books and
stationery at reduced prices from this date until the
opening of igation Persons want of articles in his
line, will do well call early, he intends start
east by the 10th of March, and wishes 10 close his
scck before his goods arrive Don't forget the Cheap
Bookstore Of WIN. DAHL.
Jan. 10, 1S55-tf No. % ROberL street st Paul
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81 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
ED- THE CHEESE. ia

GORDON SHERRY.
4 ND South Side Madeira Wne Holland Gin Jamaica
N Rum and Scheid.m SchnappS all warranted pure
vnd good
These liquors of cost more but Just what
Sacry family wants We have cheaper qualities if de
erred. Call Immediately
sep26-dwtf BOND KELLOGG, Upper Town
TWELVE THOUSAND CODES Al.kEADY sol.
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WE SPEAK FIRST TD THE LADIES.
A ND have to offer them very fine assortment 4
n Jules Hauel's and Bazin's leriumery selec ted b
zone of u.s. especially for this market. All iresl
choice, excellent.
nov 20 BOND KELLOGG.
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II I'LL the varnint. We are as usual death OF
IN wolves" On hand, large quantity of strych
nine, just the quantity you want, in bottles also,
and mice eXterminatCrs, a chemical preparation supc
rior to and more safe than arsenic Cali on
BOND q KELLOGG
moves Upper Town.
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81. aDattI annt's.

NOTICE.
OWING to the pressure of the money market, an
" all the banks being down, Putty has finally riz
this institution. MOVES BOND KELLOGG.
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PASSENGERS AND RECEIPTS.

Pa STEAMER MoNTAUE.-Passengers-
Freight-Borup g. ChampIn, so bbls lime; WIN
Nixon, 3 bxs oranges, do lemons, bbls, 5 pkgs
sundries; Blazer Hadwick, 236 bxs mdze; A
Rev, 26 bbls lime; l. Bartlett 40 pkgs, bbIs whis-
Ky, 256 pkgs groceries, NJ Holmes, 23S scks corr,
h~rses, wagon; Bass, Borup & 90, Is bbs pork ;
Borup & Champhn, 2 bxs, 2 cases cigars; R Gallo
way, 2l3 pkes groceries; Simpson, 2 csks bacon;
W Costello, APO pkgs grocrs.
PER STEAMER LADY FRANKLIY.-Passengers
400. Freigh " Bass, trunk, bxs, l Dbl, 10
bdls shoveis and spades; Costello, Dbl dried ap-
pies 4 l. Larpenteur, 10 bbls dried apples; A Rev,
10 bxs indie, bbs suncries, bdl baskets; Patti.
son + Benson, 4 wagons, 2 dbl bugges; G G Hof-
man, 2 eases boots and shoes II f Buel, 2 do do /;
Marvin, 3 bxs mdze, roll ba,tng, / bx leather !;
w Constans, II bxs mdze; A S Elicit, 3 bxs do !;
White, bXs H II goods; Borup f. Champlin,
chst tools; Culver S Harrington, bx; w Sand,ier,
do Alex Rev, gun; J c Burbank g. ca, bx, lot
of sundries; Bass, b s. Co, bxs W Constans, 2
bb's brandy. Is pkgs groceries; W Bass & Co. l
paper; Frost & Co, bx books; Borup e.
Cakes, % Dbl, lime; Rev Bishop Cretin 2 bxs;
" Bass & Co, wagons.
PER MINNESOTA BELLE-Passengers Co.
Freighi-Wcolf E Steeyer, pigs; } X Irvine, Z
pkgs, TO bbIs -four; Il Nash, 8 stoves, 80 pk gs
mdze; j X Dlen, / pkg; McCioud & Bro, ia
pkgs hardware; W II jarvis, Pa pigs, Markley s
Kern, 81 pkgs; " Bass, Is csks ware; " Ross,
p head cattle, horses; c W Gress, doz chains.
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BosroN Cl0THING SroRF.--G G. GRts-
VOID, Esq, tue gentlemanly proprietor of
this extensive clothing emporium has re-
tnrned from the East with one Of the lar
gest and best assorments Of goods in his
line ever brought to the Territory Besides
his stock of clothing lie has on hand su-
perb article of summer hats, which cannot
fail to please the most fastidious His goods
are now open for the inspection Of custom
ers, and his store is crowded from morning
till night Drop i'll and see him
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8Gr-C Captain Rollins, Of the Minncapoli

sar-Captain Rollins Of the Minneapolis
Mills, returned day or two since from be-
low in good health from his somewhat pro-
ionged exploration Of the wheat country in
Iowa, Wisconsin, etc, where he has made
extensive actual purchases, and made Ar
engagements for future supplies. Ho brought
on with him one thousand bushels of fine
wheat, which will with MI speed be CONVEX
ted into -four
1t is the intention Of the mil! proprietors
TO make q more extensive use Of the facil-
tiles which they possess, they have brought
up WoolN ortiz Planning Machine, q hath
Machine. Sitting apparatus, and much 9TH
er costly machinery, with the necessary APP
purteaanccS.
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TIE WINNEBAco IMPROVEMENTS. - The
Chiefs of the Winnebago Indians having
departed with General Fletcher, the Agent,
from Long Prairie for the upper country,
to select and locate their lands acquired uil-
der thesnew treaty of February 9th 1883,
with the United States, We are author
ised on good authority t0.state the govern
ment will sell the Winnebago Mil, and
farm, with ali the improvements, buildings,
implements, etc, at an appraised value: the
appraisal to be made by the Agent and an
other person, the latter to be appointed by
the superintendent of Indian Aifairs--thc
sale to be for the benefit of, and the pro-
ceeds TO go to the use Of the Winebagoes.
These laads, 50 acquired by the United
States, may when surveyed, be entered at
the minimum rate Of ,25 per acre
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Fac time is rapidly approaching when it
will he necessary for the good health Of the
city that PROMPT measures for the proper
establishment ol Board Of Public Health
The City Council AZ the instance of some Of
TIE members Of Che Board appointed last
wear, took up the matter at the meeting
held IN Tuesday evening last, and after
charging the Committee on Health, of which
Mr. CAVE is Chairman, to make certain en-
quries, adjourned TO meet until last evening
to hear the report
On Thursday evening, Council re-asscm.
bled according to adjournment, and having
heard q report from the Committee asking
firthc time to inqnirc nto necessary details
Council appointed a Board Of Health for
ine coming year, consisting Of the following
gentlemen
lst Ward-MeSsrs. 4. II. Lavender and
z. Z. Whine
q Ward-L. c. Dunn ana H. +. Mas
terson
Ri Ward-Isnnc MarGley and D. 4
Robertson
Various resolutions Of general charac-
ter were passed, anl among them one which
deserves especial attention, viz that it be
recommended that al. water whether for cul
mary or drinking purposes, used Oh board
If a steamboat during the summer should
te boiled before use was made Of it,
Authority was also given to the Board
to employ city physician, city messenger
ard two assistants-to purchase and use two
Sedan chairs, etc. Other details related to
tl,4 node of disbursements. the manner Of
acpoaAting for tHe'n, etc
After a tcSgltory discussion, tie Board
adjourned the farther consideration Of the
matter. Il nee,i he. TO che next meeting.
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No. The Hon. DAVID OLMsrED returned
home in the Editor from IA trip TO The south.
ern part OF the Territory. where be has
been for the last three or four weeks lie
informs lis that that portion Of Minnesota is
filing up with uDexampled rapidity with an
industrious and hardy population, who, for
the greater part contemplate turning their
attention to the cultivation of the soil, TIE
Ex.Niayor looks well and hearty.
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New BrnasGs.--AIr. Larpenteur is go
ing on with his proposed new store The
basement and first story will be in stone,
with cut stone columns making an open
front, like that Of VIM K. Marshall, on
Wabashaw street. The three stories above
this vii. he of brick with cut stone Gntels
and caps, the whole to be surmounted by
u heavy stone cornice The dimensions of
the building will he 25 feet in front. by t5
feet in depth.
The new store now il course of erection
at the Junction of Cedar and Third streets,
Will be of the same dimensions and appear
ance as that of Mr. Larpeutcurs, with the
exception, that ii will be entirely construc-
ted O. stone.
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SOMETHING WORTH SEEING There we're
six boats at the trce yesterday, and it was
covered With goods aud people and carria.
geS, Sc. in most admired confusion during
the entire day. We took lock at the bet.
erogeneous piie and noted down the fellow
ing J.. minute u 50 "A small mountain
Of cho rs, any quantity Of furniture Of all
kinds, steam engines, baggage, pile upon
pile and their owners, men, women and
children waiting for an opportunity to re-
move It, aud 20 still further into the heart
Of the North y est wagons and horses,
fine corriages glassware and crockery,
Shanghai chickens and pianos, iron in sheets,
bars aud wire, stoves, dry goods, liquors,
Young trees, lour, coffee, salt, soap, shoysis,
groceries. etc, etc, etc, and this is hut a
tithe &C the list
TIL steamboats, came and went, from an
early Lour in the morning until late at night;
md instead of remaining over, according to
the usage Of last year, until the next morn
ing after their arrival, left as soon, almost,
as their passengers and freight were placed
ashore.
We must have more extended levee,--
the present enc is too small for the accom-
mediation Of the business done.
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OFFICIAL TIsT--Mayor RAMSEY, accom-
panied by D. A. ROBERTSON, President OF
the Board of Health, and CHARLES CAVE,
Chairman of Council Committee on Health.
made an official visit to the steamboats, w.
ing at the leyee, yesterday, and examined
them. They had interviews with the officers
of each boat, and we have no doubt their
suggestions will result in much good in the
maintenance of health.
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NuMBER 2e

NUMBER 2s.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled g An
ordinance establishing Board of Health.'
The Mayor and Common Council OF the CITY Of ST.
Paul do ordaiu, that section 2 Of ordinance No. g.
entitled :" An ordinance establishing Board of
HEALTH be and the is hereby amended BY stri
king the word Citizen, in the first line of said
section, and inserting the words " or more citiaen.,
that the shall read follows:
sSec. 2. Such Board of Health shall consist Of
one more citizens of each ward" &c.
Ordained and dated ST. Paul this Goth day Of
April, A. d. 1856. ALEX. RAMSEY,
Attest: Mayor
SHERWOOD HoUoH, CITY Clerk.
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SUPERB JEwElRY We call attention 10
the Card in another column of Mr.. L. A.
MARSH, gentleman who has recently ar
rived in this city with large stock Of the
finest qualities and forms Of jewelry; which
he will dispose Of either at private sale or
by public auction He deserves call from
all interested
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Special II offices,
TO PROVISION DEALERS.

BROWN d LA GRAVE,
II AVE on hand, put up expressly for the St. Paul
l. l. market
100 BBLS. MESS PORK,
40 KEGS LEAF LARD
10 BBI.S LEAF LARD,
10000 lbs BACON such rs Hams canvsssed and not
can'assed, shoulders AMI Clear Sides. Also,
BUTTE D. EGGS, GRAIN, dc.
Constantly on hand to which the attention Of the
Grain and Provision Dealers OF Minnesota is respe
~ soiIcited npr.e-dlw BROWN d. LA GRAVE.
OLD FORT ATKINSON FOR SALE.
a IL Of the Public Buildings at Fort Atkinson Iowa
situated fortyive miles from Lansing, will be sold
III auction, Tor cash in specie, the second Wednesday
IN May next, al IL O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises.
!. W. FRAZER.
April 20th, le55-dtd L. s. Amy
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REPORTS.
Respectfully submitted,


ST. Paul, April rs, 1855 City Comptroller.
Which was referred to the committee on
Taxes, with instructions to confer with the
Board Of Commissioners of Ramsey county.
The Committee on Health asked further
time to report. Granted.
Alderman Becker moved to suspend rules in
order 10 introduce an amendment TO Ordinance
No 9, entitled, AN Ordinance to establish
a board Of Health" The rules we're suspen-
ded and said ordinance was read third time.
On motion, the rules were suspended and
said ordinance was read q second time by lis
title, and passed unanimously.
On motion of Alderman Cave, the Council
proceeded to elect 4 Board OF Health, to con-
sist Of two persons from each ward.
AID. Mobiles nominated F. r. Winnie, and
A H. Lavender from the first ward
Aid Cave nominated II. I. Masterson and
l.. c. Dunn from the second ward
Aid. FulIer nominated D. A. Robertson
and Isaac Markley from the third ward
And they were duly elected as members Of
the Board Of Health ior the ensuing year.
On motion Of Alderman J>ecker, it was
Resoiced, that the Roard Of Health be re-
questcd to meet al IL O'Clock on tomorrow
friday at such place as they may select and
enter upon the discharge OF their duty: and
that they be duly authorised to elect 4 City
Physician, subject to the approval of the Com
mon Council
On motion the Council adjouened
ALIEN. RAMSEY, Mayor.
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ss5- The Board OF Health met yester-
day morning, and organized by the election
Of r. A Robertson, as President, and PR.
Whine, Secretary
Or. Wiley was chosen City Physician,
in place Of Dir. Goodrich, removed.
Marshal Miller was appointed Messen-
ger, with power TO select his two assistants.
The Board then adjourned until last eye
ming
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CohE HoAE.--Our townsman L. Presley.
Esq, has just returned from the East, with
q portion of his new stock Of groceries .-
the pavement in front Of his store was
crowded and numbered up with long piles OF
merchandise, and we were told that we
might expect to note that as frequent &C.
carrencc, during the season.
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WfNNEHAGO IMPROVEMENT AND
AGBfC<CRAL IMPIEGs ENTs 40
he SDLD.

oAiE VII be made t. the highest bidder Tuesday
"A the ~ day Of May $50 between The hours Of . 4
y ana + NJ at Sauk Rapids. in Benton County Of III
Tue Improvements Buildings, Ml and appurtenances At
long fralrle aad Watab Prairie belonging 10 me Winnie
bago Tribe Of Indians. Also the same tine M place
To- ot Farming Tools. and Of Blacksmith Tocis
Ihe improvement Buildings, Mil aud appuri
VII be sold Tor "a one-third cash ~ tbG Il
months, onehtd In two years, with the
Of ~ per cent per annum The Farming Implements 10
oe sold On IL months credit with per interest per
annum approved security will req ujJed Oft pur-
chaser n al cases The purchaser Of the said improve
nents on the lands &c. 70 ,aye the privilege when said
lanes are surveyed to the at 81 % per acre,
by virtue o. treaty stipuations dia gram OF sand i'm
prosements b be at Office Of Receiver Of The Land
Office At Sank Rapid
". A. GORMAN,
April 23ltd 41w Gov.end Sup't Ind. Airs.
Times snd Sank Rapids Frontiersmsn copy month
weekly.
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~ Among the passengers brought b,

~ Among The passengers brought by
the Lady Franklin was onr fellow citizen,
Capt r. NJ SPENCER, who went below fol
the purpose Of purchasing steamer for the
upper trade. During his absence, he in
forms MS that he contracted for three differ.
ent ones, but that the owners backed out,
both themselves and boats before the papers
could be signed. Capt. SPENCER had a
toucL of the cholera at Madison, Indiana,
but being under the care of good nurses he
soon recovered.
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N.Y. We learn from the Missouri Rnnub.

aH- We learn from the Missouri Repub-
lican Of the Goth inst, that the Democrats
achieved a complete victory in the Quincy,
Ills. city election, resulting in the election
Of their entire ticket. PrrrNAN, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor, was elected by
a majority Of $50 votes, and all the other
officers by about the same.
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GEORGE a. NOIIRSE,.

A TfORNEY COUNSFILER Al LAW. oaice--oppo.
IA rte Spocaecs new building, Lover Town, ST. An
thony, Minnesota.
References prof Parsons Law school Cambridge Poi
Parker, do; Hon. +. &. Loring do; Chief Justice
shaw, Boston; Hon. C. G. Loring, DO Z. ]. D. Fuller
Cahas, Me; T.. B Washburne. Gaena H.: Dutton
Richardson 1 Co, Boston; Ratehelder Mann s. Go.
dc; stephen Brown 4 Sons, do; R P Upton, Esq, St
Antho ny, NJ. T. 81
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A*~ Major MUsruY. the Sioux Agent
who Las been in town. with Mr.. PREscorr.
leaves this evening or his return. He will
stop few days at his residence, before pro
ceeding to Red Wood 81 the latter place
he will receive the supplies he has been en-
gagged in purchasing during his stay here
As he has not, owing to the present scanti-
ness Of supplies, been able to procure all he
deems necessary, Mr.. PREscorT will remain
here few days longer TO complete the
quantity Of stores required
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New York Markets.

Dates BY telegraph up TO the Ioth April from New
York AT that date the markets in the following
condition Flou., sales OF 5000 bbls a, 9 44a9 oS ioy
straight State, ard sal 9. for Ohio. Michi
gan, Indiana and Wisconsin. tanadisn 10 00al 20
Wheat held above The views of buyers. Re 40Gi -
Corn sales at Is o.. Cats firm 7iaT3c for State anu
Western Pork ner; sales 5000 bbls at IS o0aI6 90
prime Beef rm sales 1000 bbls beef ha,as az $40
Lard firm sale. 1000 bbs st aA,aassc whiskey 32asa
33e
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s<y-Geo H. Cakes, Esq, informs us
that he met on the road from Itasca to Sank
Rapids on bis way hither, no less that sew
enty loaded wagons. That's the way the
big boat loads of goods, brought by the
steamboats, which land at our leyee disap-
pear so quickly from St. Paul.
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Thomson REPoHrER.- are indebted
to Truman Smith for the latest number Of
this valuable Bank Note and Commercial
Reporter. Extracts from it will be found
under our "Commercial7 head on Monday.
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On motion the Council adjouened.
ALIEN. RAMSEY, Mayor
SHERWOOD HoUGu, City Clerk.

TIE WHARF Boar. -- Yesterday, the
wharf boat was removed to the Lower
LardinG, from the Upper Lcvcc notwith-
standing the injunction against the removal
1t is proper to be understood that Mcssrs
BoRUp & CHtNrLIN are in 40 wise RESPONSE
bic for this movement II is done by Tie
lessons, AMI in compliance with the lease
given by them to McSsrs BoRur & ChAAl4
TN
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PROPOSALS. FOR IRA sPGRTa'rIGN
OF CHIPPEWA GOODS, ETC.,
FOE 1855.
Minnesota superintendent


Saint Paul. 9Th April, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, properly endors O. VIII be
~ received at the Off Of Superintendent, OF In6.n
Ahirs in Minnesota NATL the l0th day of Nav next NJ
IL, NJ for transporting from 1T. Paul 10 Lefch Lake
sig COG worth Of goods and supplies for the wear J. g.
Bdcers VIII observe the fegs ard the bids win be
sabec; to the r'lies prescribed an advertisement
ataied transportation OF the Sioux Wirnebsao and
chippewa Provisions and Annuity Goods for the year
iso3, published elsewhere in this paper.
April ii Il May l0daw VA GORMAY
Governor and Supt. OF Ind Aflrs.
u 81 fanl Times, ~. Peters Courier Dubuque Her.
aid AMI Express, and calena Jefersonian cony daily
ana week., iii May 10, and send bills to superinend
eni.