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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-09

oCATEo on the South Bank Of the Minnesota Ris.
~ er At the nearest point below the Little Rapids
10 above high wate 1t is about so miles above St. Paul.
ny the River and "a by Land, and 10 IL miles by the
River and miles by land above Shakopec. Louisville
is on high rolling Prairie, with Of Springs OF
the best water and an abHdance good Line Sohe In
tke vicinity. Louisville has first rate landing for
Steamboats,, and is the landing place for rich
tcnsive country bordering said prairie and the big
woods, and when the water is TO low for Steamboats,
cross the Rapids. II is the place for travellers to and from
the Upper Minnesota country, to leave the Steam Boat
ana take one, when bound for ST. Paul, being near the
PRINCIPAL travelled road from st Paul to st Peter, Fort
tmGeiy &C., travellers to the upper country, Will find
ans at Louisville and vicinity, to convey them up the
country. Strangers looking claims get informa-
non Oh or to very rich country back uncla
roa ana well tmbered and watered, interspersed with
eacows ana teautiful lakes Astounding with fish. Lou
is'ie mas Store and Hotel in operation, and Black
sinit shop ami several dwellings building.
LOOKING for locations inv visit this place where
ii. IL. SPENCER. one Of the propretors, will be found
ready and willing to sell property fair prices. Great
inducements will be offered to Mechanics, Merchants,
&c, to settle here this This place laid off on
abera plan. Lots so by $50 feet. alleys
wide; and liberal donations have been made by pro-
pretors in the way public grounds and for Churches
and School purposes Persons desiring pleasant place
TO locate, profitable place to invest, invited
call and see Louisville for themselves. dSw3m)
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

TI>OR furnishing 2sO TONS OF HAY, wi be received
IL by the Acting Assistant Qnartermaster Fort
Smelling, NJ IT, until Monday, the 25h of Jue, 1855.
The Hay to be estimated at 2240 pounds to the ton to
ricks to be well secured with weight poles, all at the
of the contractor, Who will required give
bonds in the of $1,000 with approved security,
the faithful fulhlment the contract. The contractor
will be allowed to cut on the Military Reserve. The
proposals to be endorsed, &c Proposals for furnishing
Hay"
]. STEWART,
lst Lieut.. 2d Artillery, A. A. Q. NJ.
Fort Smelling, NJ. T., June 6, 1866. jeSJ4w2
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River ItoMg.

The boats in port yesterday were the Audn-
bon (Which departed for Gale az the Berlin
from Stiliyater, and the Black Hawk from the
Minnesota.
We learn by the Berlin that the ALEXANDRIA.
bound down on Wednesday. unshipped her rud-
der some fifteen or twenty miles below here,
and becoming unmanageable raa into shore,
strik ing a tree WHICH knocked down both her
chin neys and considerably injured the forward
part of her upper works. She was lying at
the III ace of accident when the Berlin passed
mp.
eEAnother number of the Albany Evening
Journal has appeared printed on paper made
entirely of Eastwood. 1t is much superior to
the quality of the first specimen. Mr. ReaFds-
ley has satisfactorily tested the subject, and is
about to enter on the manufacture of paper
from wood fibres to a great extent. 1t can be
furnished for nearly half the price of paper at
present.
D- George N. Sanders is out with an ap-
peal "to the Democrats of Virginia" denounc-
ing Senator Hunter for bis new higher la,c
doctrine. He says such talk is fatal to all law
and government. He accuses Hunter with
Adopting this sentiment to catch the support OF
the North for the Presidency, and warns the
Virginia Democracy to put mo more trust in
platforms or inaugurals. as they are lies, but to
know their man. This will open some peoples
eyes soath side Of Mason and Qixon's line.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1855.
TO ADVERTIS ERS.

The Daily Minnesotian having the LARGEST
CIRCULATION CT any Journal in the City, pre-
ssnts superior Inducements to those who wish to
make known their business to the Saint Paul
public.
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st. Paul FIGURING Mill.

"AvING purchased the ssWinsiow MILL on Trou,
IL Brook, have repaired the same by adding new
machinery, that the Mill is equal in all respects
to any in the country. prepared to accommo.
date the public In the way Of grinding Corn and Buck
wheat; and In few weeks will be ready to grind Wheat
in quantities that may be offered Farmer and 9TH
ers may bring in their grain.
Feb2ldawtf WIN. b. MOBILES.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
North Western journal.
EuYuE undersigned will issue O about the lhih

NOftn western ayOufnal.
FuNHE undersigned will issue the 18th of
IL June, 1856, the first number of Weekly paper to
be called 1877.
TIE NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL
of Agriculture, Science and Art,
To be devoted its indicates the increasing
teIssts of the Former, Mechanic and Trader.
1t will be of a large quar- form and contain
- Colnmns Of Articles.
Orgina and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch OF popular interest belonging to such Journal
tciHbe Neutrdii in Politics and Religion. rcserving
the right question kndUery in the and Gndftcsm
in the other, while 1t will commend honesty in both.
Able correspondents will be secured every point,
where the successful improvements in any pursuit.
be readily adopted here. Occasional illustra tons will
be given Inventions of practical benefit
Portraits and Biographies Of some of most eminent
men supply which, arrangements have been entered
into with Artists and Writers of ability the East
We shall endeavor to present to readers the latest
inf rmaton, and the most entertaining and instructive
articles upon o- Hti -itiaH
MECHANICAL ARTS. EDUCATION.
LITERATURE. s4.. GENERAL NEWS.
PRESIDE ECONOMY. LADIES' PORT Folio.
WIT AND HUMOR. YOUTHS: IMPROVEMENT.
SABBATH READING. GENERAL MISCELLANY.
All of which will doubtless form paper Of value to all
in the North West.
TERMS, 81 per year in advance. Single copies five
cents. liberal discount made to Clubs, as follows
Five Copies, to one address,
Ten, do II
Twenty, do. 80
Forty, do. %
$780,. Invariably in advance. a -.f-
Once at the Junction Of Third, Bench and Wabashaw
Streets, second story, the Post Once, ST. Paul
NUNSON DAYTON.
March 1885. er
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A. Il. LarDenteur.

Third, at the of ia ckson Street,, st. Paul
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries. Boots,
Shoes, Clothing, Farming Implements,
Furnishing Goods, &C., &c.
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Special Notice.
& PACKARD X

hAYTON g. PACKARD keep In their Off; e
~ Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose Of
property register The with description there
of price, Sc, which will be open for tie Inspection Of
the public.
scrp!ive OF such registered property and all the lands In
their hands for sales which, together with advertise
mcntS in the daily papers, and other of adver
Using, give to the lands placed I'm their hands prom,
nence before the public which in<ures their speedy
sale. dNwtf
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING p to sc per cent. upon uncn-
cunIbcrc,i, Real Estate. Maps be at their
office of all the surveyed lands in AinnesOta-alse
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid TO the dsp )sal OF
Town Sites, Mil privileges and Zeal Estate rally,
private sole, at auction and the location Colon
les. Feb. 81. 1855.
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Rock Island Against the World.
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
MANUFACTURED BY
ID. l.. CUNkLE.
nF quality which. for stock and evenness of temper,
~ warranted superior 10 any ade ia the western
country, ard equal to manufactured in the United
States. lie challenges all competitors In quality OF
work. He has also the genuine
Dutch Boiling Cloths.
Anchor Brand OF all numbers, and mill furnishings
eray all of which he will sell cheaper than articles OF
the quality has been SOLD heretofore in this
try, and terms to suit purchasers He feels thank
full for pastfavors, and respectfully solies contnu-
ancc OF the same. 6m
Rock Island, April 1865.
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f BOAT STORES.
no PHYSICIANS s. DRUGGISTS

| HASKELL AERRICK,S extra powdered Drugs,
LII and Tlden's extracts Belladonna Conum, ETC.,
for sale b NORTON 3 PACE.
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TAKEN Up

10Y the subscriber, at Pine Bend, Da ota County, on
Id Friday, Nav 18th, 1855, Wood Boat. The owner
Is requested prove property, charges AM hel
away Nav 2ly3t ID. e. MURRAY.
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Esta te,

Office, old Post Office Building, Third ST. Saint Pa
1T AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; Nc
IL ey loaned, investments made to the best advants
and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW WORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov w German,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ.,, Hon W II WEIGH. Chief ],
Capt. A. DE Peyster, tice of Minnesota,
Messrs. S. Thompson & Ne Hon NJ Rice, Delegate
phew, : Congress,
Messrs Williams Guon. )Ricc. Holl!hsheai & Beck,
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Law,
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre- Borup Cakes Ear
inent Yves ern Bank; crs,
Messrs Drex Co, BankcrsJ Travis Rosscr. Esq. Seer
g Taylor q CO., tary Of the Territory,
6. Bingham Dock, {Anies b Van Etten, Att,
s. Freed, Ward & Freed at Law,
Siters, James& CO.. rev 7 M Fullerton, Regis
Batly Co; s Land Office,
Edward Hurst, ESQ.,, Notary VIM HolcOmbe, ESQ, Rece
Public; er Land Oflice,
II. Messchert, Atty at Law, DIR T Mann.
James Kitchen, M. D, NEW ORLEANS.
Vim. Stoever, Esq. Messrs. Brown. johnson
vICKSBURG. Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Brown, johnson, March 9, 1885,
Bankers
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The Rock ISLAND BRrDaE CAsE.-The motion
against the Rock Island Bridge Company. en-
joining them from erecting Bridge across the
Mississippi at Rock Island, has been overruled
by Judge M'Lean, Of the U. S. Supreme Court.
The company is now at full liberty to go on in
the erection of the bridge.
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10 The Columbus Journal states that John
Andrews. Esq. has unanimously been elected
President of the Board of Control of the State
Bank of Ohio, in the place of Judge Swan. re-
signed. John R. Finn, Esq. was elected Vice
President. Judge Swan retires from a post
which he has filled with distinguished ability
and most rigid honesty, on account of ill health.
Mr. Andrews has acted as President pro- tenn.
for some months past, and brings to the Office
capacity and integrity undoubted.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Y virtue Of an Execution issued and Nndcr the
seal District Court, in and for the county o.
Ramsey and Territory Of Minnesota upon judgement
rendered and docketed in said Court, the 20th
day of April, 1855, 10 action wherein John H. Mason
& Frman Cazeau plaintiffs anu James Goodr cli
defendant, in favor of the said planns ana against
the said defendant have levied upon Lots r. and 81
and 10 Block No. L. in PatterSons addition to
Saint Paul, with the improvements thereon, as prop
erty Of the said defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that will sell the said des-
cbcd property the high at Public Auc-
ton, at the Court House, in the city OF Saint PAUL. on
Saturday the 18th day of next, at IL O'Clock, the
forenoo satisfy said execution with the inter
and cost thereon. .,- - - -.f
A. NJ. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
..t.... By A. w. TULLis, Deputy.
st Paul, May q, 1865. -,-
EMMETT 4 Moss, Attorneys for PFffs. tt
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20 hh,ls sugar 100 bx table salt
20 bbs A Il Il clarified 20 bX cheese
40 crushed powdered do 100 soda. butter s. water
80 n o do crackers
SO hf bbs & kgs syrup do 25 do pilot bread
so sacks RIO flee 200 drums figs ,
$50 keg- assorted nails 40 bx pickles
200 bxs palm b roSin soap 400 bags dairy salt
100 10 mould d star candles 100 bbS mess pork
l25 Inf CHI Imp & Y ii Tea 800 Go Jasper flour
100 bXs do 10 hhds canvasscd hams
100 'N' peaches sdo shoulders
$50 bx chewing tobacco clear sides
81 NJ Regaia cigars 10 bbls leaf lard
10 blls saicratus 100 kgs do
IS bbls No I, 2&3 mackcrel 90 lbs numegs
20 bx herring 100 bx yeast powder
100 kits mackerei & salmon so dZ buckets
10 bx Baltimore Oysters 20 nests tubs
Is ms Sariines 30 dz wash boards
tierces rice 20 bx Clothes pins
40 bbs cider vinegar 30 coils cordage
10 do tar, pitch and rosin 80 bx starch
50 bx raisns lou bx Winds. Glass
100 :. mustard 10 bbs almonds x fiberts
IS IS gro pepper % cases backing
10 ginger 300 NJ ID percussion caps0
20 bags pepper pimcnto 50 tlous water proof d.
100 lbs Cloves SO bbls meal
% bx pepper sauce 20I cases matches
SO 7 pipes 80 bx pint TASKS
so doz Brooms 20 tx quart do
10 bales wrapping Irvine 200 bags assorted shot
| 80 bx smok tobacco III bbis smoking tObAeeo
rs reamS wrapping paper 20 bx Chocolate
| Is bX tomato catsup 90 bx tin foil tobacco
| 10 6. walnut Is Oh DN asserted candy
50 liz manila bedcords 100 demiiohns, assorted
IS liz hemp Sc 10 liz shoe brushes
| 10 bbs lard Oil 10 scrubbng brushes
WINES AND Liquors.
100 bbs Peakr's Magnolia Scotch do
| whskcy bhls n Rum
| so bbls Bourbon 20 casks Madeira wine
| rs Monongolfela do g Sherry
| Is n Brandy 30 box Claret wine
| 10 bbls Baltimore Gin 10 bx brandy cherries
| do Holland gin 10 lemon Syrup
! 80 quarters and casks so baskets Heidsick wine
Brandy ~ Ox peppermint
| 10 casks port wine ~ bX stqnghton bitt@rs
do ale AMI porter 10 casks Malaga wine
10 peach brandy 20 bills cherry brandy
8 do old mon whskey g Irish whiSkey-
Choice Brandies, Wines Liquors.. &c.. &c.
NE. T. 4 Co., have e;ured costly assortment Of
old aud choice qualities Brandies, Wines and Liquors,
both IN wood ahd bottled. In the assortment will Q
fuud-
| Old Otard, Dupuy & Co.., Vintage, 1870; + 'a<r
A. Slegnctte, pale and dark, fine favor;
Peervosin and Leger Freres, pale aud dark
Old Southside Madeira, in bottles; "'f -ai7'
Old Port crusted very superior article for family
use and medicinal pun poses; a..s a.e-. b. .s,.-s,
| Brown Sherry, in bottles and In the wood
Maraschino, Caracoa, and other iQucurs Of the most
| apr wed and genuine brands.
CIGARS.
large the best and most favorite brands
of all qualities.
BOAT STORES.
A full aud complete stock OF fer the supply Of
boais kept constantly hand aud the lowest prices,
inc.udrng-r @v
Provisions, % Cordage, Tar,
There is nothing in our line, confidently bee-ed,
but what we Suppy-and always on the NEST favor
| able terms. N. 4. TYSON & Co.,
~ May aO,.lS56. Roberts Street
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Observation-Disclosures sigh. our office, there
are now three elegant brick and three substan-
tial stone business houses in progress of cree
ton and being finished. They are: Mr.. Lar
penteur's four story brick, corner Third and
Jackson; Mr.. Krieger's brick. corner Third and
Minnesota; Judge Lambert's brick. corner
Third and Cedar; Messrs. McCloud's stone store.
also corner Third and Cedar; Mr.. Fridaugh's
large four story stone building, Minnesota near
Sixth. and another extensive stone building on
Fifth. between Roberts and Minnesota.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

lust received from the Manufacturer beautiful
sortmen OF the following kinds Of desirable SILVER
WATCHES, which offer at exceedingly low Prices, ard
will be sent by mail or otherwise, to any part of the
country, receipt of money for the and written
warrantee with each watch for one year.
Patent Detached silver Levers, from Is to Is dollars
do do do hunting Levers from Is to 25's
Fine Offender Silver in strong from 10 TO IL
do do do In strong hunting cases frem ID :"
16 dollars. -.
Also Clocks al equally low prices Of descriptions
from the best makers. W. ILLlNGMVn.im,.
Watch Maker, Corner OF Jackson and F11in stree'Ss
SAINT PAUL.
p s. Traders and others are invited TO give eA' De-
fore purchasing elsewhere. ,,su.N
|. April 16, 1855. 80 ef N-Is
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STRAW GOODs.-St. Paul, in her distinctive
classification of the different branches of mer-
chandizc, has now an establishment devoted
generally to the Straw Goods business. E.
Hatch & Co. have opened an extensive stock in
this line of trade, at the new store, corner of
st. Anthony and St. Peters streets, next below
the First Presbyterian Church. Those wishing
this character of goods at wholesale or retail
will find themselves we'll accommodated by
calling on Hatch & Co.
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Boots, Shoes and Lea Their,

INV L. MARVIN, Wl
WITH increased facilities, is manufacturing and
w selling every article OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies, Gentemcns and Chliens. every description,
in the best manner, and on the shortest notice.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
Consisting in part Of Oak and Hemlock Sole, French
and American Calf Skins, French, Philadelphia, and
Western Kips, Upper Leather, Morocco and Patent
Leather, Lining and Binding Skins, ETC., etc.
MILL BETTING.
Hoyt,s Patent Stretched Leather Betting, Metallic
Vulcanized Rubber Betting, Lace Leather, Packing.
Copper Rivets, ETC., etc.
Also, Lasts, Pegs Boot Trees, Shoe Thread Iron and
Zinc Nails, Boot Web, Hammers, Avis, Laces etc.
In Offering the above articles oud avail myse of
the opportunity rendering thanks TO my friends
and the public, for the large share of patronage have
received for the last five years, and OF assuring them
that pains shall be spared part to merit an in
crease of their favOrs.
June 6-d&w2m J.. MARVIN.
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An Immense New Stock Of fresh Groceries
Wines, Liquors and Provisions.
N. F.. TYSON & CO..

Grcnf inducements to Trade in Saint Pn1
IEcn an Undertaking Cash System !!
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bounty land Claims !

Bounty Land Claims!
DY recent Act Of Congress all persons who have
served in the Wars of the Untsd States since
1880, the term of fourteen days. or the Widows or
minor children Of such persons, are entitled to rs
100 Acres of Land. riata
The undersigned having been previously engaged In
the business, prepared to prosecute all such claims
against the Government. II - ~ IT,. --f-t. sh =
No charge cor services unless the claim Is allowed.
Office in the Rice House. n w fii Z. q 4tf
SANBORN FRENCH.
saint Paul, Minnesota.)
REFERENCES.-Hcnry McKenty; Gov. W. A. Cor
man; Rodney Parker. ssaJ March 81, 1855. sH
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brought here thus early in the season for the W.
that there might hn later pnrind
during fits continuance and consequently the added
charges high freight and incidental outays have
avoided. We are, therefore. prepared now to sell
stock at unusually low prices
FOR CASH OR APPROTED PAPER.
The utmost has been exercised in making up this
selection of goods, and Is confidently believed that II
comprises full and CHI ice assortment Of EVERY AR
TICLE IN THE TRADE. Merchants fr. m the Upper
Country solicited TO make personal inspcciio OF
stock. send their orders, which will be promptly
attended to. Every facility will be offered the speedy
transportation of goods, and purchasers rely all
their and directions being strictly attended 10.
Al goods sold guaranteed to be of the quality rep
resent ed and Is certain that purchasers in the trade
find in stock articles numerous, and at prices
low, they can be obtained In ST. Louis,
the Eastern markets. comparison of prices with
those of st. Louis and Eastern cities, Is vitcd and
when the travelling is considered, the lass Of
time ranspol tation. the dangers of navigation. and
the and of packages, may DC entirely ayeel
by pure hasnG of us, we think We stand something
M re Il equality with them, In the Inducements
we eff tn the Trair.
Wholesale Dealers from the Upper Country will find
tn all they want, and at cheap prices. Our stock
consists in part OF the following articles:
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
New Arrival and the Greatest Attractions at the
Boston Clothing Store.
HUSr' RECEIVED and now ready for inspection, the
Cd L,rp, ST. Rest, and most Complete Assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ever brought to the TIE. riory.
Ny stock nov consist, If every variety, qnanty ana
latest STYLES of spring and SIMMER Clothing, Hats Caps
but to which wond respectfully invite the attet Al Of
the public, they selected w,h inc '"e'
and will be 50 cheap for cash.
Third sire, t. Iambert,s Brick Block, hay 8.
daw &C. GkISwOLD.
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L. e. Dayton. T.. w. Packard
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents,

1ce at the junction Of Third. Bench and 81. Anfao
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
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ENLAnGEMENr.-Thc Daily Times has enlarg-
ed its sheet and its type one size each. 1t is
Il. now printed upon "Long Primer" typc and
a "do,.. ble-mediuin sheet, to use the terms of
the pyintcls dictionary.
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SPLENDID oax,prs.-A gorgeous vehicle, Ia
beled City Ounibus--an establishment omlnous
of st Paul's continued prosperity-was driven
back and forth through our principal streets
yesterday, drawn by four splendid matched
grays. We understand the "jastfiution " be-
longs TO Mr.. Bisseii, and will run regularly.
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DEPOT OF MUSIC.

DEPOT OF MUSIC.
IT, kinds of Musical Instruments, such Guitars,
A victims, Flutes, CarOnettcs. Banjos, Tambornes,
Aceordeone, etc, etc., for sale at
THE MUSIC STORE,
Opposite the Pot Once.
TDRINCR & CO.'S. MELODEONS, at manufacturers
riccs constantly on hand and for sale at
e. HOWlrZ co.'s. Book Store.
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TEAM AT AUcTISN.~- Speaking of spiendid
horses, reminds us of the fact that Collins will
sell on Saturday span of horses. with har-
ness and wagon attached, which we know TO be
one of the very hest working teams ever driv-
en- in this country. Those wishing to purchase
a pair of ANIMALS of this description, should
bear this tact iQ mind.
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STATE BANK OF lNDIANA.-The Sandusky CO.,
Register say: that the Commissioners appoint
ed by the last Indiana Legislature to organize
a new State Bank, were in session in Indanap-
oils last week. They located branches at the
following, among other places:
Indianapolis, New Albany, Fort Wayne, Mad
ison, Connersyille. Bedford. Lima Lafayette
and Laporte.
The amount to be subscribed at each Branch
for the purpose OF its organization is slO0, 1000.
After sufficient number of branches are or
gained, each appoints member of the board
of directors to manage the affairs of the seye-
raj branches. 3aa.. .a.H5
After the central board of directors is organ
lied, that board will authorize an increase of
the capital Of each branch to such an amount
as may be deemed appropriate. within the linn
it prescribed by the charter, which authorizes
an aggregate capital not to exceed Sc, Q0o, 900
for all the branches,