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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
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or Der thntsrieiSatie rt@tt bent bsntibe, gubltfunt bic eraebeui,e
lan Sad, stnl9lasenhs s!rbeiten in Der Bsisn rnb Sausrba Il ~
sssis + SaS y iS Sll,ssm g If s S s@sIaI5si, 2 % a. e. iItN ttn paftHBtr
os aseh!ipellen altr 9erjeniscn gu srrpertcn, Bic i'm NIT itrsn r Nv
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stlerne 8sltl is. ,t, nab BEN e%rprpbten neulai SletbrSsern unb y" W
Dem bIlttsltcn @rsils. 8slelrnssn aus bent 2hnbe .ptrber SiinIftiiSS r.
a~ue9rtnbrt. Sstn Gtablihsnsnt 1T 100 Ntainitrtct. ,tpifNesn S MrT y \
unb II. StraBs. no Srbers in @nrpfans senpnuncn rpScrtcn. Ssr11cIH::
srlaubt Nd aif fol9enoe Serren ao &sfrrtnjrn bin;unpeien: .S bn'
gym. y: ArGsr ate &melta en-, Subse Grimp unb 81. s. gpo,,nr'
esq, Ridmpnb. 9anitf S,Sn .t1 T
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@rateS unp Seupers CR ominoitt.

S~9lnI9unesrte nlaialrte .gratcs unb GenStrs AZ terobo,f,tt,r
pr EN-. Der Der. lintsrsstdEnete fitrt bas artsts 9assr ssn e5rrstes
blltaanll S6herirt iporsen III. Grates jinb bafIbt III fins,nV rod Ia S -
G Isi.Ssns wdatf1 rnd %aO y SasonS sss as s;trefiss sasslpise soibiiGs, str~
aaSsre, bic l6 btlonsere aS StubenSierbe fir BEN Sornmer r lr"
ault nEg9 aus u Stast uao ganS ipsrtsa pintttb unb frrafaItia
baarcr StjatIung. o"''u"l OCT
Der lnter;tttnete bittet Srrsuiprtdtn in Der .gtua mn gr,s.
6ounSre", Msatnfr, lpiIdsn s. Ii. o. Str, RihmonS. sa' o'"sN
9Es. % d Samue .. Seunnu
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6, 9. GIFTS II. @Omp,,
Sanity Grocer,

1s4 grcaStr, spii8eu Der S, II, 6. Ctr.
Sir MAIDEN bent beutIhsn @u6lifum hermit bic @n,eiae bos ,ns,r
Eager BON 8anItlg @roeer9 al6sroresutli6a %!rei&balhs ii, uab iimS
gDir MAIDEN nod 6arauf ~bsionbtrS aufmtrffam, bah Srr q 81
9u6s unitts bsuti6tt 8unSsn in ibrsr @Puttsrfprans bstienen pirS.
SSaE, Z. -. Gllis II, Gpnp.
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q II n III eta.
IN DtiVg
S%rpapltr., smiId1cn ber 9. mn 3

Sroapltr, striihrn Der 2. llnb 8. Str,
aasiss, .baB or frrtpatrenb tinsn bsStstsnten Ssorratb s s,sibS siiem
selttaSrfittsn giesr,elts an 3anb tdlt, bensr gum 6%iaiisn n5rb"
t ssD.n gssts aeiaPi. @ls III bas &dfrssEbift einidlassnSc @r.
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atfabrt unb anfunft Ser nerIdi.,---
s'lenpaenen nnb Dampffdiffe "
a nfbf Sabrtrefe 'tiuN

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,.,,;s, SSrfsapsriddSsurser (gsabinstOn) 8a6n.
sabrprsis mad a%oaiRSinason,, ]. s Slait "'' Aaesm'tass. So.
I" /" Baltimore i. 300
- 0bilaSsbbio " = -. 49,. $500
a,. Bon p g%G i!a mad gsm gerYi sssss tasii6: fof a., $500
Y'as fr DC !, alahs 1T $2u. So fir Sic g. 3. Slaa Ii = 9a gs = Sr
a,..,,s. GlGnlOnp lnb Danpiae Sabn.
uonpnsnSe , tss,n MSg ~ : 81 UNI 6 ner Mcsats (Sunntoo ons,..
9etersburger ga6u.
g16Tlalgt Htdlnionb ta9Ht I'M S u6r 0oroens . ,s. m..
% Hbr @bsnbs. GabrpreiS $l.25. "'S"S' -"pf aflhaSs Il.
? n.,,s. 9. gtrt9inia Central 8a6n. I a.~
q , gsfiast fld9sIcnS ta9lif I'm 81 lnr @aurashs.
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~ S gRar. @tIn ~. Sp"s" lS.Se
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90 Remington r'' = 'a'ssa.u.r $50
DO eulFerer 6. s.. 500
Sainpfl9ife mad Nep gurf.
NJ, Sh oangIlft1e nSamsstctpn" unb y&panof." s.rroT,, o:x
m9ne te am Ottaltas nhb .8reitas 9a6mitaa 4 llbr. ""a0sh &t3-
Ds' o@PfPrels bsfrast $40 fr Die erfs gailte, S. fir ne swat.
Oantpflhife mad 06tlabelp6io' ~ w '~'"'
r1enb" lauftn StpiIten &idtnon6 l6 sSMoS.ouMsM! ~ "ettn Of Hi6-
Sitp geint unS Norot. aPontasS lnS Tsnnegry1 a uno berubrtn
Sisl,f !, SS dmDsr a sSni1,so5; CUR 6%llutb,eit as iiSr @ "a NJ ft5,as5 eng n
Der Saerprsts in Der rrfer @ajite btfrsot "a 9 in SI m per Elm.
Sampf9tfe mad Baltimore. ''"' 90
%. gs Dansflfife vSslpibere" unb ,gotabontas" s,rr,aa. ~,
"U'V P WI Slenpa9 uo Satastae Na6ntutaa, '"h'" W't"
eanalbOote mad 9pndbura.
SES6,HllfM Htbntpno am Wcnta9, Niitfput ms a.,;..
nf yorStns. lmS esn3bisTs am Sieufas, DpnnsrrffoSo , ,S .a 8
iten Der 6ten tTb 7tu StraBe. '"VHp' oaln, Spts
8a9rprsts mad sen@S,rs $3.50, nab Der go,uror Or,,.
Printed at the dispatch Job Office"
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3. 8. sof6en,s

s.5 8. 9. Sofden's 20
Sdub. lir'S Stiefel Eager fir !Scrren unb Dan,en'
lS9 Srrabfr, spiiaen Der 5. &c. Str,
1T nit allen @rsn S6utsn unt StiefAn rsibli6 s,rrsben rmb nsr.
yen leipe gu ptlt9crt Nrtts I'M GinSclnen unb bel 0artisn obocIoItn,
gslcnesrs enttsFsblt Der lintsrscidnstc cine garte ieidter S Ssrrss
S Srsi ., ne IN Der jest9sn SatOn ibrer 9qusntlidfcit baIbsr
nsIosn IN Der tlrEien grIt eur 8ufrsb.n6cit Sr geifsasr enossfcr.
" t'Wl SNPIItNEth SeluD bltlet 8. s. g nfhf II W
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Sacob aBaIIner's
9errenz &leiber eager,
1913 Srbabilr.

1T fur isbt Saien nit tinen, reiden unb aeTbn,otsrnen s.,. .u
leeen, UNI, lam rtah .Safslbit cine @uspabl Won allen Slrtcn s Hsi-
eullseltudeu trc1sn, bic ttdpt aaein biQts, fcnbern olb bausrtofft
9earbeuet lrno. 2aielbit fperben aud AIeieer uaA Der nrurii,m y,
con aMf 9 eltellun Ia anaefertiat. ' W ""'i"" o"'
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2adwsiIe-8 Bureau,
egatmtlltpns< unb SncaGpz@ eldaft,
Np. 200 8rcab.@fr.

,,.0Ig..L wv AUV SCpNVsSW. |-"
Gsr lnterNMhnste bitet en br griinbuna pbiacn GsIb6fts all.
i!slt NvtsS su nsbnlsn. 9erIelbe 1T burd, feline Serttneunasn nit alien
paupnttaeta her Ssr. Stoatcn unb 9eutitlanb in bt9 S5ionS oe.
tssI, 1sesi autras gu ~beicrssn. 9os ,NaGtpeiIes 9ursau" wfirb
Ssa AresteI, SSotenSe sepiB 9nssnebm Itn, Defenders ba Bic @rtsit.
Sumeheen1 Wtftts su besatlen baben, ipenn fur SitIeIbsn feline
Ssue Ssluneen !psretn Fam. @intaiirrn unb 9las,ablen tpn GcIS
f.eT amo IN Ssiitfhlane, iepte gBe6fel euf aMe 5alipttdbtc Dsutfds
s'Hps Wsrpsn Partaidlt tmo btIisit bsicrst ron
SO. &reufer, r
~ ir.-F ,.tt. ,F-.E 9r. 900 grroN.GStrrst
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9. 9. Sidfpn's

Mc. rs Sroaes, spiidet, 4. utb 5. Struss,
va oit ett benz ! Su!i 1858 er6fntt, srfttut fb Der gcodns
ltt9un9 Der betct beutMtcn, ippic omertontIdtn ser;tc ""
9as oecbrte beutItc @ubluunt finbet bier iets spr,iaIid,s r. if6e
Msott9nlente bel m68lttlf ~btIli8en @retIsn irS ftusGsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
George Berntf,

George Serntf,
Ions 9Hu ppliterer ,nb Sapesirer. m
Dem seetrttn Snblifam natt Der i1ntrsei6nse sic s(u;tiae. sos
q gu! nfpeIltrtS, Ssldadtt srp1net Fat. unb ale babia atbSrsnSsrpI
a a;Hn @r rtS @ aISams y, d0@is aud BAG SSqgsrsn sn Simmer assr~
A'% mrso @ = ssra nmsr sHt m ma,st ;n ben ., Siii4llesn gEsiint ousfasrt.
17.S) Tronfiufres .,n rSg SSr r : II
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Sin @elNGftsleute auer Qrt miftio
9agerbterz6 aIpn.

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SD ilnkrssi6nstr made Dem bieFotn NubIfun bic s(a,rios hos
Id is rasiatm 2aIle an Der 4tsn no9e 8roabe Street sinen aerSiitfnie
sn aassrbtersS9lOh tregatt babe, no Id Ssbtm nit einem aaisn
7@prl q. a. Gam
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Adam Diacont.

~ 8rpabfrtst. ;piIben @onrue> unb senrsfr.
ntaGt benz beutften 9abGfun, unb ben 6aisfraucn inebedcnsrre ST,
anitiss, bab or cine neae Ssnbuns beutfter frItte &c. &C, cr6oItsr
bic fb burd Stride ub Sualitlt aus,dhnen, unb ipeIbe er b,irX
SOrttetI9aftsn Gintauf bi!i8 aba6en fam as foIds bs;ei6nct sr!
s%ersfnete 8petihen, Grtlcn, Ginin, 9otntn. stIbtts Safer' Gsrit,
2imburssrs& df, Deutibe unb %franI6Flhs gsstns, bic sr b vi I Stp
gIaifs nnb G3auons abldBt, lotpie ale anbtret &rtifel, bic in elmer
grutert YcrfOmnen. = Serfelbe n,adt susteib auf itinen :" '"'
,3ftf +G4& &~agerbters Salon r.
aufmsrflam nn6 Label ieins 8reunbe unS bas ssIaurmte UubIifu,,
s~rsttenft gun, 8eu6 Gin. m4M
Sir @eiAdftsleute auer Dirt pi6tte.
SnItr0te lit ,@trbarb's urentselbifen hShenu;6.r so.,
nDsHu fur bsutlhe ginpanberer, " Der ibon in ben eurcpaiihsn> ~.
fen bunb bsicnbtre BORT an9efellte @genttn an allie mad iroenS ";n
Safsn Der llnipn sebenbe beutIhe &psWanSerer sertb.i(t 1inS n,Sh'
r,nb Der Sesrsiie aufntrflan, aeleisn rpirb, iInS pom olBsrrrSsntIi%%ysr
gBhtuns, hsnn rpdbrenb brei Ncnatsn f6ptmt Gin BARN tnt6oitsnrs
Snfrati in bic Sdnbe BON (minbeftene) $3.50 perIdiebenSn
gamilhnSdhrn nnb eiu3sInsn lelbifdnSisen gerirnen, Bic 6ei ieSsn,
Sdrttt, ben Ne bier tbuh, 9eburfnile. baben, burd, beren gefrit6is
euae @eiNdfseuts o1r art in &fatisfeit geIeBt werben.
Sriebr. @er9arb, 9pf-9rf 1901, Nep gprf.
lnt,r;s!6neter nin,int Snfsrate fur Sen ygBesfpetfer" ertqsoen unb
III lpldfr pt pemNeletn fnt3ulebet. &. Safer.
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0pttlieb NIban,onr

peuti6er SO unbdrst,. m5
Ssthte: Sle aParkt, nsbel 5rn. 9b. !StIfri8,,
ssa0g!spn lHn ptni 9eeprten gublitun bei alsn sprtcn,nenben numb.
1. N. S'""S''ss"
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ytene 8iiher.
Sn 9. 3ailtFs Outstanding, lit ju BADEN:
Sisfr .SpTaae nit %bslpnesrsr gsradf6tisana Der 9asiEs II
Ssaretttst son Or. Carl Munbe. @rsts 70 ets.
9ettii&er 9au8l6abbes btRtfStn 8D1fes secn
Or. 4; .. @oIff: SnS 2euun:e 81 9caen in eerT }"
gBs sWetier anf benz 9f0Stbtr Qiebe. Gin @o,k,sh,x
fur luu'9Es Geekuts nnb fur aGs. Sic in ben GtanS Der tsi ifs eS.
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.. s. Is. Gimmermann II,
supporter unb 5anbfer

W. f dp,
liz SrpaSltr., Gfc 9rpabs u,b 8. Str. PSI.
sniPrtnlt ie'rtn. Srsunbsn anS BEN gntltmt fcn rsihss 2aa,r BON.
{. gStntcr &%Ietpern =,
aasr @rt, bic CT gu biliscm YrtiIe abIast.. auoIci6 modt ~ ouf rim
Neip gprf uhb Baltimore erbaIttt bof, y ~" y"
3ericlte flbrt susIcib eli, Qaeer spn ari6ten ub afr, ~ soa
Son[seitenarptadp etnlhlassnSen &rtifeI, Sic er ale gut lb frild fcis
nn G~anesleutcn enpfeblrn fam. "> 'N9 W.
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~ 90 se.,. ,8MN IS iagt an Dem 6reberifsturaer Noilrrot.o ,.,,
m m"b IN " "ta gatl !. Ias nttgt in benz snnsit spi Deutfben H. Il,
g snS u psas 1T IN allen isinen 3beien auf baS epnsip gtTsI"e
At" @f Spai SanS hH uhS ~,pedldBis einssri6tet. "S''
sunn Nelltnosn mic ~8oifsanesr, reinlide unS ,osfumhe So s
ana a"ss, ga dts.s anp s 9uSerlelsnsa Gid; 9ar unb Seller 'iinb mil sssn
Sprte Scrkbcp, :" Ss'H"'''' leeer art ttiter
,u T isSer s ssil@ 9ii ar igjE Snis :, !, fr IL measrticr us fnS i'm ssanS.
9eren'ptss, retle rnb i~rewnbtitr gsbienunas. ITr ssii bia;,. 90 a...
s uisy ,4 iS NIT sp ann s Ssdi Stq b. S ssfi u bic iete lstsrssinsunss
SSes sn srtpsresn pnS Gin ippHIbesranSetss &tnpnnt, is Z isn =
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

FRIaHrFUL DISASTER AT MAzATLAN.-A
correspondent of the N. o. Picayune writes
as follows:
A frightful disaster occurred in the harbor
of Mazatlan on the night of the 18th of June.
A considerable number of vessels were, accord
ing to custom, moored outside the harbor.-
They were mostly laden with valuable cargoes.
and were waiting an anticipated revolutionary
movement, in order that they might enter the
port by paying only part of the heavy duties
exacted by the tariff. The movement, howev-
er did not take place, and the government
having abated somewhat of its demands, these
vessels sailed into that port in the latter part
of May. A few days after violent south
wind arose, and six of the vessels were nearly
destroyed, and % of the crew drowned. The
vessels are as follows The Benjamine Elkin,
John Patchett, Tartar, Monette, Miguel, and
the American schooner Copeland, in ballast.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the 9th inst. says:-
" We noticed on Saturday morning the fact that two
horses had been picked up in the Lake on Friday
morning, some two or three miles from land. We
we're informed on Saturday, by gentleman living
near the Lake, that he was called up during Thurs
day night to look at what appeared to be vessel
burning on the Lake, at considerable distance
from the land, and gradually floating norhward, the
fame being very distinct. Whether or not some YES.
sci has taken fire and after burning to the waters
edge gone down, remains to be learned. If such was
the case, it is probable that the picked up
by some other vessel, which went her course, and
it is also probable that the two horses mentioned
were on board of the il-fated craft
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

On tbs 4th day of July, 1776, Richard Henry Lee
uttered the following sentiment in the presence of the
men who, on that day, adopted the Declaration Of
Independence:
Why then, sir, do we longer delay; Why still
American Republic! Let her arise, not to devustate
and conquer, but to re.estabsh the reign of peace
and law. The eyes Of Europe are fixed upon Us !;
she demands of US a living example Of freedom, that
may exhibit contrast, in the felicity of the citizen,
polluted shores She invites Us to prepare an asy-
lum wher" the unhappy may find soIace, and the per-
secuted repose.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

DA-The Alton Courier of Saturday says
that the crops along the line of the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad will be suffering for
want of rains, the last three weeks having
been unusually dry. 1t thinks the corn has
already suffered, and that the prospect for this
crop has been over-estimated. The wheat
crop has all been harvested, except the spring
varieties, which were sown only to moderate
extent. One characteristic of the wheat crop
this year is that the stalks were small, numer-
Gus and well headed and the berry plump,
which will make the yield larger than would
be estimated by casual observer. Oats have
done finely, are now ripening and will yield
we'll.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

The sutrases on the Wabash Canal still continue,
the water having been let out of the reservoir, in
Clay county. by cutting the embankments, on the I'd
inst. The Evansville Journal says:
ga small company Of armed men was Immediately
despatched from Terre Hauts to guard the Reservoir
and assist in repairing the cut. Mr.. Bowling, one
of the Trustees, left Saturday morning for Indian
apos lay the case before the Governor, and invoke
his immediate aid. Nothing but the most rigid
measures on the part Of the state authorities will
avail in protecting these great public works, and the
Governor can have no alternative but to resort to
such measures promptly"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
AN ACT

AN ACT
Relative to the County-seat Of Houston county.
Br Enacted by the Legislative Assembly ofthe Terri
tory Of Minnesota -
SEC. l. That on the second Tuesday of April, A.
D. 1855, the free white male inhabitants of Houston
county, over the age Of twentyone years, may meet
at the places designated for holding the last general
election in said county, and vote for point at which
the county-seat Of said county shall be located.
50. The said election shall be conducted in tho
manner and the returns of votes made a., prescribed
by law for holding and making returns of general
elections in this Territory.
So. The votes shall be confined to three points in
said county, viz: Brownsville, Houston and Caledo-
MIA. and whichever of said points shall receive the
highest number of votes shall thereafter be the per.
manent county-seAt of said county of Houston.
s 4. So the county seat shall be located a.
prescribed by this act, it shall be competent for the
county commissioners select location at the point
having received the highest number Of votes, upon
which erect the county buildings for said county
5. This act shall take effect from and after ito
passage.
is. NORRIS, Speaker Of H. off,
WIN. P. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March Sd, 1866.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to b correct copy
OF the original act on file in this Office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Of Minnesota Territory.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

SINGULAR CoINc1DENcE.-The Romney,
Va, lnteiligencer, speaking of the murder Of
Orndof, by Mcdonald, few weeks ago in
Hampshire county, relates q strange coinci-
dence. Mcdonald was robbinr Lockmiller's
house when Orndoff came up, and he shot him
for fear of being detected Fifty wears AGO
McDonalds grandfather, near the identical
SPOT was robbing the house of Mr.. Lupton.
when LIS three little children came up, and
for fear of detection, he murdered, as he sup.
posed, all three of them, but fortunately one
lived to testify against him and he was hung
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

BATTLE OF KING MoUNrAIN.--At the cele-
bration of this event at Yorkville, s. c., on
the 4th of October next, Hon. John 5. Pres
ton, of South Carolina, and Judge Badger, OF
North Carolina, are to be the orators. The
Governors and citizens of Virginia, North
Carolina. Kentucky and Tennessee are invited
to attend. qtaa ii5rg ~ "a. ~
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
MONEY MADE QUICKLY.

VWERE is great complaint among young men that
Il they cannot get employment that will remunerate
them for their services To SUCH the subscriber would
call attention SAFE pleasant and very profitable bus
iness by which, without any risk, the capital invested
be doubled every three months, and by little
ira exertion every two months. Agents wanted In
every city and town in the Union-you cannot over
stock the market, and there il always ready SALE
Circulars aiming full and accurate description Of
the business and all matters pertaining thereto, will be
sent free Of expense to any address, application by
letter otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN,
June 6-3md Atlanta. Ga. or MONTGOMERY. Ala
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

GREAT F1RE.-At Bergen, Norway, on the night
Of the LIST Of June, $50 houses we're destroyed by fire,
covering three Of the finest districts of the town.
30 rapid was the progress Of the flames that the
pie were obliged to escape in their night dresses, not
having time to save single article. The devasta-
ton was checked by pulling down buildings in ad-
vance Of the fire. The los was estimated at over
three millions Of dollars, about one twentieth Of which
was insured.
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@tsreuatIeotIs.
GARDEN AND NURSERY
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY, NEAR

GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY, NEAR
THE HALFWAY HOUSE.
NHE subscriber, would invite the attention of those
Il who wish to fruit trees this fall the
suing spring. to their stock of trees that have been
growing in this Territory from one to three years. In
they prepared fill all orders for either standard
or dwarf trees, of any and every description, that will
be required for this climate, together with Currants
Gooseberries, Grape Vines, &c. Aso thing In the
line, such AZ Roses, Dahlias, Phoxes, and
the various kinds of Towering plants usually keptiL
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
TO set out fruit trees or embeish their grounds As
demand we hope to receive orders EARLY This FALL,
to make up the deficiency the nursery Dav.
export, where expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed to left the of Mr.. J. E.:
Fullerton, st. Paul. L. M. FORD 4 co.
Oct
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For an act granting to Wm. Foster the r'gnt 70 e.
tablish and maintain Ferry acros: the Minnesota
River at the city of San Francisco, in Carver
sy.
B. Enacted BY the L<si'lasius Assembly Of the Ter
rtory Of Mnnesota:-
SxcrIox l. That William Foster, his heirs, ex.
ecutors administrators assigns shall have the ex-
elusive right and privilege for the period Of fifteen
years, of keeping and maintaining Terry across the
Minnesota River, at the above named point, and no
ferry shall b established within one mile of said fer
ry, above or below. .... ... r.. Id
81. Said William Foster shall at all times keep
safe and good boat boats, in good repair, sufh-
Gent for the accommodation Of all persons wishing to
cross at said ferry, and shall give prompt and ready
attendance for the crossing Of passenger, teams live
Stock merchandise other articles, on all occasions
and at all hours, both night and day; but persons
crossing at said ferry after nine O'Clock at night may
be charged double fare as hereinafter prescribed.
IS. The rates charged for crossing at the above
ferry shall not exceed the following:
For each foot passenger, III cents.
horse, mare, mule or ass, with or
without rider, 10
/" two horse, two or two mule team,
loaded or unloaded, 70
single horse carriage, ,,...5.. 70 -
additional COW, horse or OK, g.. ID
swine sheep, Lf'E,
All freight, merchandise or other articles not in
teams, at the rate Of FIVE per hundred pounds,
and hfty cents per thousand feet OF lumber
"a. The said William Foster shall, within six
months after the passage of this act, file to
be fled with the clerk Of the board of county commits
soners of the county Of Carver the county of Scott.
bond to the said board, with two more sufficient
sureties to be approved by said board in the penal
sum Of one thousand dollars, conditioned that he will
fulfill all the duties that are imposed upon him in the
foregoing sections, and in of failure to do,
he shall forfeit all the benefits that might have accrued
to him from the passage of this act. .. .
s 5. For every neglect in keeping good and suffi-
cent boat, failure to give due and prompt attend
ance, the said VIM. Foster shall forfeit sum not ex.
ceedng twenty dollars, to be recovered by civil ac-
ton before any court having competent Jurisdiction,
and shall be further liable, in like action, for all
damages any person persons shall sustain by reason
Of the neglect Of the said William Foster fulfill any
Of the duties imposed upon him in this act, and any
person who shall sustain any injury by the negligence
or default of the said Foster, the ferryman in his
employ, may have a remedy by an action upon the
bond required in this act.
Sc. The Legislature may repeal, alter amend
this act at any time.
81. This Act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
J. S. NORRIS, Speaker of II. OF r.
VIM. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved Feb. I'd, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a correct copy
Of the original act on file in this Office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of Minnesota Territory.
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From Mrs. w. E. Cornish


Corner Ikrd and WabashatU streets, St. Paul.
UVHE undersigned respectfully inform the inhabitants
of St. Paul and its vicinity that they have opened
Drug Store for the compromising of Prescriptions They
cnes Perumery, toilet articles and Fancy Goods and
trust by strict attention to business merit shar, OF
public patronage. German and French spoken
July 16 dit WOLFF & STEEVER
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

SCHOOL E'Oh bO1Ss
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened at
"A the School Building the grounds of the Epis-
copal Mission, Mr. GEORGE F. KELLIE, an experieu-
ced and highly competent instructor having charge Of
the English department. The Rev. DR.. VAN INGEN
will hear the recasons in the classics, and give his
pers onal attention daily for part of each day. Mr.
Kellie brings the highest recommendations both
capacity teacher, and skill in the government and
discipline of the school room. April 25-dtf