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JUST RECEIVED.

4 FEW dozen white Beaver Hats. Just the thing
a for Summer wear. al the Hat Store Of
D. F. HUM PHREY & GAGE.
June 9, 1865.
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=. II HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
Merchant Yailors.
11ird Street, 6etyeen Main and johnson.
KEOKUK. IOWA.
lave just received, al their Fashionable Tail
II oring and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and Gesllsnt supply of Broadcloths. Cassirneres,
vegftaes, md Centiemen's Furnishing Goods Of
III Aeoesiptions, and guarantee that their work
0h1J1 - d0ns 10 the most approved aid satisfac-
Arr manaes. They are constantly receiving the
MeW yes& and Philadelphia Fashions, and re-
tce1Cahy solicit all who desire good work and
- ~ na4Axial 10 give them call.
HUTCHINSON s. DEWEY.
April s, 1855. dIy
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H W LINERAUdE

nEALEk in Watches, Clocks, Fancy end vsiie-
~ ty Goods, Musical Instruments and Toys
al kind. Watches Clocks and Jeweiry repaired.
Old Gold and silve bought. Main street ,heteween
Fourth and Fifth ,KeoRuk Iowa. tmar.2SoSd
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wHITCOMB * NICKEL
Attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

lw0N1EzUMA, POWEAHIEK CO., IOWA.
M ILL attend to oil business entrusted 10 THEN
W care in Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tams,
Marshall, and Jasper counties. =
Collections will receive special attention.
Rsfer to B. Douglass l. Co., ST. Louis Jno.
Block 4 Co., Pittsburg w. A. L. Subway,
Philadelphia Benzinger 4 Co., Baltimore Hon.
G b. Curtis, Warren. Pennsylvanis Hon G..
r. Barrett, Chor6eld Pennsylvania Editor Pitts
burg .Daily Union," &c
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C. OBHRTOP,

C.. OBHRTOP,
TETrsa stock ofFanil, Groceries avariety o
N Toys, NJ an assortment -f Mnsicai instri-
ments, for rate on Main street, bel <ffn second
and thi Il. Tnar2s'ss
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-03
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27,a1ss5
Mime sofa Lesi.latnre

Yesterda1 was busy day in the Legislature
as will be seen by our reports. Both branche.
were actively engaged in closing up the bust
ness before them, and members appeared duly
Impressed with the fact, that this is the las
week of the session. ;-4tod ID sIc
The Apportionment Bill is now in a stage SC
that it will, in all probability, pass the Council
to-day, and 60 thence to the House for action
in time to become law in due legislative form
Among the acts which the Governor gave
his assent to yesterday, is the act defining the
boundaries of Counties, published in the Min
nesotian Of yesterday and the measure is con-
sequently now law Oh 'ao9s oi - 81
The bill (or rather two bills) for the division
of Ramsey County, are still pending in the
Council. The Pioneer of yesterday wishes to
make it appear that the passage Of this mea-
sure is part of the agreement" connected
with the consummation of certain Railroad
projects. The Pioneer is always "of the
track" In this instance, it is farther off than
usual and we can bring proof, if necessary,
from very nearly every member in both branch
es, who has either opposed or advocated the
Railroad, to show that this measure of creating
the County ofSt Anthony, is distinct and
separate measure, standing entirely upon it's
own merits. .r
Perhaps the Pioneer will not doubt our word
in this instance, but will 60 to work, as it
should, to forward the interests of Ramsey
County. But we arc without much hope!
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From the Express. Of the Oath,
St. Anthony Items.

The Wire Suspension Bridge will soon have
toll gatherer stationed on one end to receive
the " dimes" This post has been assigned to
Capt. John Taper
Anson Northup, Esq, with a company of SOL
diers. left yesterday for Mile Lac. 1t is under
stood that they are going to bring in the Indi-
ans that killed the two white men on Rum Ri.
yer last week. We learn that the troops are to
remain for few days until the lumbermen put
in the dam below Mile Lac. The Indians ex.
hibit much hostility towards the dam, as they
say it overf1Ows their rice grounds. The Go.
vernon has determined that the interests of the
lumbermen shall he protected.
We learn that the Executive Committee OF
the Territorial Agricultural Society, are max
ing arrangements to hold q Territorial Fair at
st. Paul, next October. Such an event would
prove of great and lasting benefit to Mnneso-
ia. Farmers. horticulturists, and all should
take hold and assist in this important under
taking. Start your subscriptions gentlemen OF
the Executive Committee. We believe Maj. p.
T. Furber is the Chairman of the Committee
Messrs. E. Case, John H. Stevens, and -
Walker, are the commissioners appointed to
lay out the new Territorial road from Mime
apols to Fort Ridgley. There is also Terri
torial road to be established from Minneapolis
to St. Cloud, opposite Sauk Rapids.
The Rum River pineries have 81 teams in
their midst this winter. Each team will aver.
age over one million. Fifty-one million oi
pine lumber at six dollars per N. will make the
very handsome sum of $500 900, which will cir.
cnlate next summer freely, in st. Anthony and
Minneapolis.
@ From letters received lately, we learn
that large emigration may be expected te
settle in this Territory next year, from the
Western Reserve, Ohio. ll
@ We learn that arrangements are being
made to build large hotel in Minneapolis the
ensuing season. Houses of this kind are de-
demanded in every town in the Territory.
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EDITORS AND PURLsIsH1ElsRas.yy PUlss I il rs
~ sl.alL -fWY
: NUMBER / Ml!l,]| ! a.:
Correspondence of the Minnesotisn, 4.
"l"hessta ApPreppriatisns g The Chippewa

E1s!ei sdi bassf37 WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1855.
MEssRs: S1as: EDITORS There is nothing, doing
here, the communication of which, would be o.
much interest to your general. readers. The
French Spoliation Bill is still with the Presii.
dent, but hopes are entertained, that he win
returnit to Congress tomorrow Whether he
will approve or veto IT, is a question, upon
which different opinions are expressed: my
own opinionlis he will approve il, though the
Indications are the ether way. 4 All his espec-
ial friends in both branches Of Congress oppos-
ed it i; and Mr.. Wells the new Senator from N.
Il. made his maiden senatorial effort against it.
These things certainly give evidence of the
feelings Of the President but doubt that he
has the nerce to "assume the responsibility"
in opposition to SO strong majority, as voted
for this bill, in both Houses s2o LAD all -n.G
The Texas debt bill of $500, 600 or s6,50o,-
Ooo,as made by the amendment of Mr. Jones of
Tenn, will not pass, and even if it should, the
PRESIDENT would veto it !; or should he approve
1t, as amended, Texas would reject it. There
fol e it can be set down as "no go'' 2 sl' %
The Colt Extension Bill, as / wrote long
since would be the result, met its death on Fri
day morning Attempts were made to resus-
itate il, but it was ascertained that life was
entirely extinct; and that"brandy and water"
even, could not save it. S''-'o .'s 70
The appropriation Of 100000 for the COM
pletion of the roads now in progress of con-
struction in Minnesota, passed the Senate some
time since; and there is strong probability Of
its passing the House. @
The Reserve Bill is still in the Senate but
will pass that body without doubt.
The joint resolution, disappearing of the NJ.
q N. W. r. r. act, is still before the Commit
tee on Territories in the Senate. The result of
that resolution is certain but why is it your
Legislature does not do some act definitive
of the feeling of the Territory respecting this
act of Incorporation. 1t might be of great
service here and save the Territory from an
irremediable loss. r.-..
Maj. Herman. .Messrs. Pierson, Beaulieu, War
rem, with Hole-in-the-Day and five of his prin-
cipal chiefs arrived here last night, and are
staying at the Western Hotel.
A treaty will be cOnsumnated in few DAYS:
yet it is said some of your citizens have come
on to prevent it. This seems queer; but some
Of your people do queer things, and not al
soays pro bono publico. -- .-
MIR. Breckenridge having resigned the Mis-
sion to Spain, the Hon. Augustus Caesar Dodge
OF the Senate, has been appointed and confirm
ed to succeed him. Dodge is good man, but
not for the Court at Madrid. flu reuoir!
MOHAWK.
MT: "MOhawk,'' II you want anything more ssdedn-
itiVe'' than has been done Dy legislatures of Min
nesota, Just let US know what it is !-EDs.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

In Minneapolis, at the Falls of Saint anthony!
OFFERED for a few days only, Handsome kxzA
" House and Lot Washington Avenue; So. s..
Suspension Bridge; half block on Fourth Street neai
the Presbyterian Church; eight acre lots, on Lake St.
desirable for residences; sir lots Prospect
below the Falls; 160 acres prairie and open
ings, adjoining town in the rear; splendid farm tci
improvements, the Mississippi near Minnehaha Falls
aso foe blocks at the Ferry and Steamboat Landing
the Lower Town, &c.; all promising to be very soor
with the most valuable property in Territory
and be had at low figures by applying at
.~4 PROPER WILCOX,
Surveyors and Land Agents, the S. Land Once
Minneapolis, Minnesota Territory.
Aug 20, 1854 81
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ST.. PAUL FLouRNG MnL---We call attention
to the, fact, that Mr.. Mobiles Mill-formerly
Winslow's is now in running order, and rea-
dy to do any amount of grinding, so far as
corn and buckwheat are concerned, that may
be offered. The mill has been entirely remod-
died. we will have occasion to speak more at
length Of this improvement in few days.
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Henry McKenty,' =.


Dea1ex. I'M 1eal Estate.
00ce, old Post Office Buiidiag, Third St, Saint Paul
II AND bought and sold throughout the Territory Mon
LIZ ey loaned, Investments made to best advantage
and Land Warrants located. &c 49, 80, =,
~,f : = "a REFERENCES. u I -s-t u
Gilbert Davis, ESQ, 9oiii Gov 'eSrsonA Gormsp.
Daniel Curtis ESQ.,, 1n Hon W II Welch, Chief JUS
Capt. AGDe Peyster,i yue{ .tice Of Minnesota, NJ
Aessrs. Thompson s Ne Hon M Rice, Delegate to
=. phew, Congress, ..-'f
s3so 3soPHILADELPHIA!,Ha Atty's at Law, ri n. :
Joseph Pattersop ESQ Borup Oakes Bank.
inent Western Bank; ers, ~ ~. "
Messrs Drexel Co, Bankers Travis Rosser Esq, Secre-
<si r Taylor * Co., 1aa1 tary Of the Territory
I0s' Bingham s Dock, ~ James Van Etten, Atty,s
ais Freed, Ward = Freed at Law, 49, -
&C Sers, Jafnes& Cos, Rev Fullerton, Register
2o sc Baily & Co; dhH d1} U s Land Ofice,
Edward Hurst, ESD, NstapSwm Holcombe ESD, Recev-
Public; er U S Land Office,
Fl. Messchert, Atty at Law, Dr T Mann. - .--
James Kitchen, N. D, NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Stoever, ESQ. o6f a7fessrs. Brown, johnson &
vICKsBURa.r iss n Co., Bankers,
Aessrs. Brown, & IJohnson,S Aug II, '54
Bankers ..' -
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TO Capitalists, Far3ers and Emigrants.
YNHE undersigned has always on hand for cash or on
IL time, from tft
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, improved uimprOved, including
Of different szes and degrees OF improvements prices
corresponding with these 1'i- IGf
Also-propertyi St. Paul and suburbs, and in ManSao
city, St. Anthony, ShakOpee, LeSuer, Traverse des Sioux
md Eureka.
He can at all times accommodate, the easiest terms
any one who really auishes tOpurchase.
IT. HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Of1ce--lhe old Post Office building, Third street.
ST. Paul. Feb. l8. 1854.
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HO! Wash.fa

Ms fact, the Bhoys up country, say Eureka City
IL is the best point on the Minnesota kiver: that
the Railroad they going build eadns from Dubuoue
Iowa, to ST. Paul, Minnesota will the Minnesota RI
right at Eureka that have best
country surrounding Eureka there in the TERRITORY
Now, If you don't believe it just I'D and see for
yourself, and Will give You every alternate lot of 3O9
valuable town lots by your purchasing another and i'm
proving it in such way that 1t will be credtable to the
town. G. ADDISON BROWN.
Eureka City, Dec. u, 1853. I6-1v
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William Rock.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Minn.,
RESPECTFULLY solicits part Of Public PATRONAGE,
A0 and will transact with promptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. M. Shoemaker, C. +. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Z. Gest, c. Z. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. W. Adams. c. f. Lexington, Ky.
5. Medberry, c. f. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos. Daniels, G. Z. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, G. L. indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague, Z. Shelbyville, Ind.
M. n. Benton, Prest. C. & L. r. R., Coyington, Ky
Hon. T. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev l.. w. Berry, Pres. Indiana Ausburg University
Greencastle. Indiana.
Hon. E. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. l, 1856. d&w1v
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Emerson & Case.

LAND AGENTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
WILL attend 10 the purchase and saleof Real Estate
w Location of Land Warrants, Collection of Debrs,
Investment of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having an extensive knowledge OF all parts of the Ter
rory, pats of all the Surveyed Lands Abstracts of the
Entries made at the different Land OFFICES, good set of
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great ex
perence in our profesion shall be prepared any
business entrusted to with promptness accuracy.
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81, 1854.
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WAKEFIELD & BROWN.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IN Homes st., opposite the Wasson House, Skakopee,
Scott county, NJ. T., will give prompt attention to the
business of their profession in this and adjoining
ties. Claims bought and sold Information furnished
with reference to titles free Of charge.
J. B. WAKEFIELD. L. N. BROWN.
Nov. ~, 1854. (w1y)
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FON DU LAC MINING COMPANY.

IHNHE organization of the Fon du Lac Mining Compa.
IL ny having been completed, the books are now op.
en- for the sale Of stock.
Office in the Minnesotian Building.
b. W. BRUNSON, Pres.
A. A. PARKER, Sec'y.
st. Paul, Jan. 5, 1866.
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ST. Paul AUCTION ROOMS,
FIR A NIX E. COLLINS

ST. Paul AUCTION ROOMS.
FRI NIX E. COLLINS .
Anctioneer appointed by Law for the Territory Of
Minnesota,
R EsPECTFULLY informs his friends thathis arrange
~ ments for the transaction Of his business in all its
branches are complete
Regular Sale Days
For different kinds of merchandise, stock etcwil
future, days. his increasing business having
made this absolutely necessary
Sales from the Shelues
VIII, therefore, be held Monday, Wednesday,
Saturday evenings
Furniture Sales
Will be held every "Wednesday and Saturday, either in
the day or evening as may be announced
Horses, Cattle, Harnesses, &c.
With stock of every description, will be sold each Saur-
day morning. at 10 O'Clock Great attention will gwen
to this particular branch, and 1t is confidently believed
that from the arrangements made. great inducements will
be offered well TO those who have to SELL
t. those who have occasion sell, those who have
occasion to bny.
Carriages
or description will be sold, and those having
hiceS to dispose of invited to send them along early
Real Estate
WILDE disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery
Will be offered frequently at announcement, and in the
miscellaneous sales.
No palms. attention exeron will lie spared to give
entire satisfaction to all who may conde their property
to his hands, and purchasers rest assured that
account Will false representation be made to them.
Liberal advances made, and Consignments respectfully
solicited Sales made quickly and proceeds accounted
for without delay. All persons having goods to dispose
of are invited to send them to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
In the Brick Building, Third Minnesota Street.
Miscellaneous sales.
Held at early candle light.
At private sales bargains can be had at all times:
Cal and see FRANK COLLINS
st Paul, Sept9, 1854 Territorial Auc'r
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TO REAL FARMERS.

"E have personally explored and have marked out
w lines of some of the best farming tracts of land
in the Territory, about twenty miles from St. Pau there
is good water, meadow, and heavy timber, located
that portion of each be embraced in each farm
to bona de intending settlers, every information will be
cheerfully given. Call at STARKEY & PETTEY'S
Land once, St. Paul. Min. Ter.
DecemberA 3md
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Hennepin County Land Agency.

Hennepin County Land Agency.
EpOUGHT AND SOLD-Parms, Tow Lots and Rea
AD Estate, Of all descriptions, atthe Sherif's Office,
Minneapolis ISAAC BROWN
March 25, 1854 %
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II. CONSTANS & CO.,
Forwarding, Commission and Grocer Merchants,
SHAKAPEE, MINNESOTA.
EZ EEP hand constantly, large and well select.
IA- ed stock OF Groceries and Provisions.
June, 5. 1854. dtf
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Insurance Agency.
Are You Insured?

Western Insurance Company,
OLEAN, N. ",
X. MARTIN, Pres. c. $. CARY, Sec.
Those wishing to insure, rely the good standing
of this Company and its promptness in meeting loss
es. 1t is not the desire Of this Company to do large
business simply, but TO do q safe one.
Apply to w. ii. TOMPKINS,
Agent at st. Paul, Office Third Street.
st, Paul. August s. 1874.
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AGENTS.
Wanted to Purchase.

A FEW town lots, q small quantity Of land near
IA the city. Those having sach property to sell on rea-
sonable terms, will please call on 49, t-..
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DIR. MORTON.

EI AS removed his ONCE to the Drug Store recently
ILL owned by l.. G.. Kinney, Third St., two doors
below the 'sWOrlds Fair. DR.. Morton continues his
practice as usual. If st Paul. Feb.
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The Winslow House. r
Junction of St. Anlomy, Eagle and Fort sts, ST. Paul.
Messrs. CLEMENT & PARKER, PrOprietors.
H AVING taken this large and commodious House
IL respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
The building is new having only been opened in July
last and as no expense has been spared in furnishing it,
offers to the travelling public that great desderatun
home. Being situated in the most business portion Of
the city, visitors, business peasure will find it
their advantage to stop with The prOprietors will
spare pains to furnish their table with every luxury
the market affords.
II Connected with this Hotel is Livery Stable,
prepared to furnish pleasure paries and others, with
good turnouts. CLEMENT Il PARKER.
st. Paul, Nov. d, 1S54-d&w1y.
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c. w. CHRISTMAS

GEO. HEZLEP, Notary Public,
Office opposite the American HOTEL ST. anthony street
Aug. l6, 1854. dSwtf
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80. County Surveyor Of Hennepin County,.
OFFERS his services to his fellow citizens as Survey
or and Draughtsman. Office and residence one mile
above the bridge, at Minneapolis, rv-
er. wly)
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GEORGE A. NOURSE,

Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law,
Office opposite Spooner'S Building, Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
REFERENCES.-Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cam.
bridge; Prof Parker, do do; Hon G Loring, do do
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston Hon Loring, do T I
Fuller, NJ G. Calais, Me; Washburne, N c, Galena
Ill; Duton. Richardson & Co, Boston; Batcheder Mann
Co, do; Stephen Brown Sons, do; Upton, Esq
st Anthony.
Nov IS, ,54.-164
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TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SALE

L. ~ 1]St 4 -TII Il run TS.1LE.
To Practical Farmers.
HIS notice is to real Farmers, not to spectators who
IL pretend to be farmers
To practical farmers, wish to say that have hand
now twenty farms for sale, (and always have from
from st. Paul.
From long residence in the territory, and from per-
sonal inspection of all the lands the city,
bied to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil to give call.
My farms have various degrees of improvement. and
hatter myself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY, Dealer in Real Estate,
OFFICE-Old Post Office Building, Sd street.
June 80, 1864. ..t
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE MINIsTRY-Lord Lind
hurst has given notice that on Friday the I'd
of February,..he will move the following reso-
lutioh:
''That in the opinion of this House the expe-
dition to the Crimea was undertaken by Her
Majesty's Government with very inadequate
means, and without due caution, or sufficient
inquiry into the nature and extent of the resis-
tance to be expected from the enemy and
that the neglect and mismanagement of the
Government in the conduct of the enterprise
have led to the most disastrous results.u
~ Wheeling is a great point for the man.
ufacture Of glass. The four establishments in
that city annually produce glass that sells fol
s365,OOO. They support 3ss men directly EN-
ployed in the works, OF apopulatiop Of l,5oo
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LAKE RESIDENCES

FTNHIRTY 10 Acre Lots situated on a beautiful Lake,
L aboundng in fish and wild foul, about two miles
from the City limits. Price $500 per Lot. 5000 cash
and the balance in and ttco years. tch0ut inter-
est. HENRY MCEENTY, Dealer in Real Estate.
Jan. 1855. If
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
DTEnDn HnNTAJ

011UA HN0CNANVE CVMH ANI1
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL $aOO Oo0O
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued on favorable
terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
HENRY SWIFT, agent.
At the Rice House,
June %, 1854 Iy
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EUREKA, MINNESOTA.
400 LOTS in Eureka. :. II. MCKENTY.
4OO st. Paul, Nov. l, 1854.
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LOTS IN P.aTTTSO.N-S .aDDITTON:
&sEvERAL Choice LOTS in PATTISON'S ADDITION,
- for sale by s. p. FOLSOM & co.
July 2l. 1854.
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COTTAGE HOMES.

1nn LOTS of Five acres each, in a beautiful and
1OO commanding situation, about mile from
the city limits Soil, rich, black loan. Price $500
per 5000 cash. and the balance in and gears
icifh0ut interest. (d&wtD HENRY MCKENTY,
St Panl. Ian. 10. 1851. Dealer In Real Estate.