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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-08


session Of the legislature has passed
without systemized effort on the part
of dissatisfied spectators in State
funds and restless revolutiouists, to re.
move it. Some obscure individual
from the country, in order to have his
name figure in. the journal Iof Pro.
ceedings; or some city leecher. has al
ways been the instigator. if not the
mover Of this vexed question, which
we hope in few months more to see
at rest, at least during the interim
that must take place between this and
the time necessary to get up another
convention TO make q new constitu-
ton.
When the Hon, Michael Ryan in.
troduced the last bill to re.take the
sense Of the People on this subject
which makes the fifth time within q
few years he, the aforesaid Michael
was smarting under the excitement Of
. little personal difficulty about Segars
ir Lafayette street. The bill intro
duced to the previous legislature. was
confessedly gotten up on account Of
the bad brandy, offered for sale in
Red Stick coffee-houses.
It was thought. when the bill upon
which the people have just passed
judgment, was introduced to the Sen.
e,that inssmuch as it is in clear viola.
ton of the Constitution that it would
be vetoed by the Governor. 1t was not.
however; and the result will be an
other squabble and waste of time, over
this matter in the next Legislature.
New Orleans has voted nearly
unanimously in favor Of removal
Under what constitutional authority
has the sense Of the people been Or
1ered on the question Of removal?
Article 1O7 of that instrument. says:
The seat Of Government shall be and
remain at Baton Rouge, and shall not
DO removed without the consent of
.hree.fourths of both Houses of the
General Assembly" Under title TX
# the same instrument, it is said
ANY amendment or amendments to
his Constitution may be proposed in
he Senate or House of Representa-
ives, and if the same shall be agreed
o by two-thirds of the members elected
o each House, such proposed amend
nent or amendments shall be entered
m their journals, with the yeas and
rays taken thereon, and the Secretary
f State shall cause the same to be
published, three months before the
ext general election for Representa-
ives Of the State Legislature, in at
east one newspaper in French and
english, in every parish in the State
d which q newspaper shall be pub
ished; and such proposed amend
nent or amendments shall be submit.
ed to the people at said election and
a majority Of the voters at said cleo
ion shall approve and ratify such
mendment or amendments, the same
ball become part ofthe Constitution.
q the face of this clause, less than
ne half of the members of the last |
egislature got together, and act upon
he motion Of the Hon. Ryan, to re.
axe the sense Of the people on this
nbject! The only apology for it. is.
hat three consecutive legislatures IN
er the new constitution have SO re-
eatedly violated that instrument, that
,is-the only true expression we
ave Of the Sovereign will Of the peo-
lie of the State, has been so often vi
(ated that IL has hncomn noarlu e
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10 The vicksburg Wing has COM
menced the publication Of a daily pa
per-" This is the only daily paper in
Mississippi.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-08

~ The Parish of St. james, has
given Derbiguy. $50 majority. The
whole American parish ticket. has
carried.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-08

~ The whole American ticket in
West Baton Rouge has succeeded.
giving Derbigny, for Governor, 81
majority.
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THE subscriber having been appointed
i Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for Smith Mcleod & Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime. Plasters will find
It to their interest to buy here.
novs. VIZ. BoaEL, Druggist.
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WARS THE MEANING OF TaIs -

WARS THE MEANING OF TaIs -
In the New York Christian Spiritual
ist. we find the following singular
notice A. c. Stiles, NJ. D. is developed
as Clairvoyant Medium. and can per-
fectly describe the locale Of disease who
also the feelings of the patient. Those
cannotpersonally visit him sAn forward
a lock of their hair. Letters on private
matters strictly attended to. Consulta-
ton fee, 81. Consultation and pres.
cription, 49," What shall We under
stand by A. G. Stiles M. D. being de-
veloped? 1t is that be has full mea-
sure around the waste, of ordinary
humbugs. What does be mean by
this: Those who cannot personally
visit him, can forward a lock Of their
hair" does Mr.. Stiles mean to say, that
he can tell what is the matter with q
patient by having a lock ofthe patients
hair? ESQ, this is stride in spiri.
tual philosophy that may we'll staggcr
the belief of the q" firm of faith"
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Our Sevastopol is not Taken

NEW Reinforcement, consisting Of,
~ NEW DUCKwHEAT:
GOSHEN BUTTER:
GOLDFISH;
HERklN0e;
RIO 3 JAVA COFFEE;
1ACKERHL;
RICE, &c., &c.
Just received and for sale By,
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
0,C0N0A, has now in store a well selec.
" ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, con-
sisting in parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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UThe citizens Of Memphis (Tenn.)
have presented Col. T. J. Finui, with
. fne gold mounted cane. a. . token
Of their regard for him. and apprecia-
ton Of his self.saori6cing philanthropy
in ministeripg-to the wants Of the
sick and distressed during the sickness
in that city, the past season.
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Sog1eIlSs1es.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED fresh SUP.
/ ply Of the following articles:
20 Boxes SrAR CANDLES,
6 Sperm f"
Is A" ~. Y. Soar,
6 WINCHESTER
10 Perkins choice Butter,
10 Bags Rio and Java Coffee
For sale bv loctIs; r. HOFFMAN,.
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% An enormous vessel. bearing
the name of the Malakoff, and having
the same proportions as the Napoleon,
has Just been launched at Toulon.
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Gbt 9ailp Go>net.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::NOV. 8, 1866.

EThe last movement of the AL.
lies, in the Crimea, is represented as
ooncentric one" by the telegraph.
A conoentric motion, is represented in
"hydraulic dymnics, - an attractive
and repuIsive force-something like
the centrifugal and centripetal motion
Of heavenly bodies. A motion that
whilst it is drawn inward to the cen.
ire; keeps bodies separated from one
other at . respectable distance.
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st. Peter and st. PaaTs College.
TnIS Institution will reopen both lov
i boarders and day scholars, on the SIR
Rrox., the LIT Monday in November, 1855.
oct. %, ltw 2td.
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The MAILs.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral has erased New Orleans from bis
vocabulary, and it appears to be con.
firmed by his contractors, as we have
not had a mail for three days. The
placard yesterday at the Post Office
says something about mail failure
beyond Mobile. 1t is presumed to be
correct. The New York mails of the
28ib goth 31st will be due this morn.
ing.-N o. Crescent 9th inst.
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The KERrcH SLrPPER.-A young
English officer found on windew. sill
in Kertch half worked slipper in
worsted on canvass, with the needle
uuthreakcd and sticking in the work.
The pattern is quite pretty, convulus
worked in red and green. The
English ladies are in raptures with
the slipper, but their countrymeD met
with ugly patterns in the siege Of
Sebastopoi.
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Mfw advertisements.

DI.SULPH LIME.-S0 Bbls. in
. store and for sale by WIZ. BooxL,
NovS. Druggist.
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NotSce q Parents and 0uaxt1lans.
THE REV. E. GUION, will reopen bis
i Seminary, for young ladies, on tie
lst Of November. octi2.lm.
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10 A tall, slabsided Yankee who
was making his appearance At Cape
May last summer, strolied down to
the beach during bathing time. On
seeing the heavy Of beauties disport-
ing 10 the waves, he burst into q ct
of Enthusiasm
"Je-ru.sa-lom! if that don't jest
remind me Of something good we have
to hum"
What is that 2" remarked friend
who heard him.
"What is it p ssid Jonathan smack
ing his lips. =" Why, it's lasses and
water"
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10 The foreign correspondent Of
the Boston Post relates the following
tart auecdote of the French Emperor:
1t is know that, as with Napoleon
the First, SO with tho present Emperor
of France. the quarrels and preten.
tions of the brother, sisters, and other
members of the family, form no smell
annoyauces. An alteration is rumored
to have occurred very recently between
the Emperor and one Of his family
Vous n'avez rien de votre oncle, to his
majesty. Helas ! oui ia sa fam;1s,
was the sarcastic reply.
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%. Needy Johnson, recently
elected Governor of California, is the
son Of an Indian sqnatter, emigrated
to California in the 1849 ; drove q
mule team to and from the mines for
some time after bis arrival ; commence
ed the practice of the law, and is now.
in his thirtieth year, the Governor Of
the State.
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The PHRENoLoGIsr PosED.-An
intinerant phrenologist stopped at q
ructic farmhouse, the proprietor Of
which was buisly engaged.
Sir, l am phrenoIogist; would
you like to have me examine the heads
of your children ? l will do it cheap"
WelI,' said the farmer, pausing
between two strokes, II rather guess
they don't need it, the old woman
combs'em wiM a fine tooth cosub once
q week."
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Syffial 1stiffs.

SELECT SCHOOL.
Fer Little Doys and Girls.
MRS. LOUCKS, designs opening school
III of this description, on MONDAY, ths
Goth October. in the building adjoining Mr..
J. NJ. Bru,,ot's, on North Boulevsrdst.
Baton HouRo. Oct. H. 1855.
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SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY APRIL 2S 1855
Garnrr Gitu aAnrrti5rI1ruts.


* CARVER is new and thriving town on ths
North bank Of the Minnesota River near the foot of M
Little Rapds and distant from StPaul, so miles
by water and 80 miles by land; and 10 miles by wote,
above Shakopee. Immediately above the town. a Ia rge
creek empties into the Minnesota, which Jonathan
yer, the first English explorer of these regions. name,
after himsef and from this circumstance is derived ~
name of the place. Carver has first rate landing for
steamboats, at all stages of water; ami is the
head of navigation the Minnesota whenever the I
ter Is too low for steamboats, to cross the Raps which
are distant from Carver less than two miles in drac1
line. Carver commands in its rear. very rich and ev
tensive back country, including the fertile region on
Crow Riyer above its forks; region plenifuy timber
eds with praries, meadows, and lakes ners persed and
unsurpassed In the Territory for the vantages t
sents for immigrants in search of beautinl and
homes. Though about 200 families have seted In tb
region around Carer, since last spring; vet xcen for
four or five miles back from Carver the region snokcn
Of lies still untouched by the hand of man, and nresan,
rare opportunities for making the choicest kind of claims
Carver likewise commands the upper of Lake Mime
tOnka from which 1t is distant only miles. Tho COM
pany and people of Carver havejust Completed on either
side of their place. several miles of the North Side Too
up the Minnesota River from Fort Smelling to Fort Ridge
y and the Sioux Agency and have erected Substantial
bridge over Carver River: that there now no osta
tle to travel passing via. Carver between the two Forts
and entirely upon the upper side of the Minnesota
mother Road is being madeby the company to Grow Riv
er, which will be finished and ready for emigrants to
travel in search Of locations,
Carver now contains good Store; new, conmodi-
ous and well-kept HOTEL; good SIZED Wdrebouse: a
Blacksmith Shops; and several DoeHinqs; and Fr,y,
will be in operation early in the spring. The
the town is in joint stock company, divided into 20
shares; and the propretors fellows: Fullerton
Presidenf; DIR Thomas Foster, Secfefdrg; l. Grifin
Agent for the Company, residing Carver, and
sen, W Brown, WmilIiam Constans, W Hartweli and
J Judge A Pierse.1 Carver is undoubtedly point well
worth the attention of merchants mechanics and capital
ISIS either as place for advantageous settlement or
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1855
Editorial Core $ pondence.

GATENA. April 20.
The Packet Company, up to this date, have
carried up 1000 people since the opening Of
navigation ; and Capts. Smith and Morehouse
who have watched the business closely, think
the transient boats have carried eff 1900. And
the cry is still they come! The evening train
from Chicago last evening brought in seven
first class cars full and two emigrant cars
crowded TO suffocation and the cmigrant train
winch arrived this morning had nine or ten cars
Full. The Golden Era and Luella leave this
morning for st. Paul-both crowded beyond
endurance. There is no need of any boat 90
ing below Galena at this time in order to get
load to st. Paul. All she has to do is to
come into port and blow her horn--aud she is
full. Freight is piled UP in the warehouses and
on the levee, and no boats to carry it above.
The Packet Co. found it necessary to take the
Royal Arch from the Rock Island line and send
her to st. Paul. 1t is we'll they did, for the
War Eagle in coming down last night was run
into short distance above Dubuque, by the
little old lumber pirate. Berlin, and damaged
to such an extent that Capt. Harris thinks 1t
will be at least four days before he can again
leave port. The cookhouse whcelhouse.
guards, stairway. &c, are completely torn of
from the side the Berlin struck her, and the
engine considerably damaged
There are several of our people here who 60
up this evening, among whom are Messrs. Stry-
ker, Fonseca. Turpin and Newton By the way.
GOrman and Rosser, through the aid of Robert
}. Walkers and Guthrie's man, Ross Browne.
have been endeavoring to rip up the Reserve
land sales of last September. and Rice has pub
licly proclaimed Browne an "infamous liar"
This matter must be scrutinized. for the Re
serve settlers should know who it is that is at
tempting to withhold from them the titles to
their lands.
Yours truly, O..
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NUMBER %.

lation, that an investigation of all the facts aud
circumstances connected with the settlement
ind sale of lands within the Fort Smelling Re
serve should be instituted; and that all pa ents
for these lands now pending in the Ge ueral
Land Office, should be suspended until off,
cal report can he made upon the subjec ac-
companed by the necessary testimony
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
[Signed.] j., ROSS BROWNE.
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NEW STORE AT CARVER.

New Goods and New Scale OF Prices, -
NOW OPENING AT THE WAREHOUSE In CARVER
large assortment Of Dry Goods, Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes; all Kinds CfsGsoceries and Pro-
risiOns, S'c,-S-c +- - I'D. --.t-t i0i
A LII OF which will be sold at prices lower than evel
IA before offered on the Minnesota River, yiz., Sal
PorE l2lz cents r pound; Fresh Pork, do good over
coats from 425 up to $14; Calicoes, p yard, cent
and upwards; good Sugar. 9 pounds for 81; excellen
Teas at TO cents pound, the same that is sold in St
Paul for 10 cents; Coffee. pounds for 81; Iron to
cents pound Flour $40 barrel; and everything els,
in proportion. -@ l. IL GRIFFIN.
Carver, Feb /, 1855 .s..tF-i e. -..r.- r.
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THE CARVER -HOTEI.

'HiS commodi0us House, built expressly by the Car
yer City Land Company, tn: present winter, for a
Hotel, is now open and ready the accommodation OF
strangers and Travellers. No pains will be spared TO en-
tertain both men and animals TO the satisfaction of the
travelling public. Ns 81" Carver Feb. T. IS55 :
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BLACKSMITHING Ar CARVER.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens in the
vicinity of Carver City, the Little Rapids of the Min
nesota, and Chakay, that he prepared to execute
Blacksmithing in all Its various branches with nea ness
and dispatch Particular attention paid to Horse and OK
ShoeinS and wagon Work. AXi;L JORGENSEN.
Carver, Feb ], 1855. "- a''''f fA'''f "
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Insurance Agency.
Are You Insured

william Rock, sTad
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
ID ESPECTFJLLY solicts part of Public Patronage,
IL and will transact with prvmptuess and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted tohis care. s
neiere"ee>' td2rt
X. NJ. Shoemaker, c.. Il. Cincinnati, Ohio.
+. Gest, q. +. Cincinnati, Ohio. -@FoA
J. w. Adams, c. r. Lexington, KY. 'l-A- -na
s. Medberry, G. Il. Celumbus, Ohio. .s 4-
ThOs. Daniels, G. F.. Springfield, Ohio.
ThOs. A. Morris, &. T.. indianapolis, Ind. &C. -r-
]. H. Sprasue, c. E. Shelbyvile, Ind. 'tf3 't
NJ. II. Benton, prest. C. & l.. X. r., Covingon, Ky.
Hon. n. L.. Jones. Newport, ky. ,tf, 1, ..si r.
Rev l.. w. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University,
Tsn. E T. Maasc,d Cincinnati, Ohio. rl
Feb. l. 1876. d&w1y' -iori9
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lcu Rogers House. 7
@ Roberts Street Near Fifth,
...- st. Paul, Minnesota.
vTHE subscriber has opened accommodations forbOard
j. dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated abeve, where he will be happy to
mOdate to the extent Of his ability all who offer. His
reasonable, and his table furnished with all that
the market affords. lie hopes his exertOns to please viii
command reasonable share of the public patronage.
2-41tf JOHN ROGERS.
DR.. MORTON, aa.
AS removed his Once to the Drug Store recently
u IL owned by L. G. Kinney, Third St., doors
below the 'sWorlds Falr' DR.. Morton continues his
practice usual. tt st Paul, Feb.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL $500, 1000.
CHARTERED 1919. .4- 'e
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued favorable
terms. .tTe
Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid in cash.
e....~. HENRY A SWIFT, agent. '-
At the Rice House,
June %, 1854 r4. 1y
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rYt8 Emerson & Case, -
LAND AGENTS. CIVIL. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
"IEL attend TO the purchase and saeof Real Estate,
w Location OF Land Warrants. Collection of Debts,
Investment Of Money amt Payment Of Taxes. 81"
Having extensive knowledge all parts of the Ter
rtoFy, pats Of all the Surveyed Lans Abstracts Of the
Entres made at the different Land Offices, good set u
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great
perfence In cur shall be prepared to do any
busAess entrusted to us with prompness and accuracy
All kinds Of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 81. 1854. IL - -. Hnsnn
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.. THE WASSON HOUSE,
E1Y DAVIS s. WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new
- and comDodOus Hotel has been recently furnished
great expense, and is ready receive travel
ing public. The proprietOrs experienced hands at
the business, and will spare neither time money in
order to render the sojourn of guests agreeable.
Their table is supplied with luxury the market a
fords. Their stable cOmmOdous and their
tentive and polite. ..-.E .er.ft.
visit Shakopee. Our lakes aboun1 with fish our
prairies are covered with grouse. ..
Shakopee, April 26, 1854 33-tf
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.Gss- We understand that the new county
road recently laid out between this city and
the smart little town of Lakeland, on the st.
Croix, is to be open to travel the present sea-
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RUSH OF EMIGRATIoN.-It is estimated that
from 5000 to 1000 emigrants had landed In St.
Paul, since the opening of navigation. They
come from nearly every State and nation on
the Globe
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~ We are requested by Mr.. Dayton to
| say, that j. Ross Browne has misrepresented
Dayton & Packard, in his Report, as to the
statement, Purpor ting to be made by them to
him, in regard to the sale of the Reserve
Lands. Dayton Packard will make counter
statement through our columns tomorrow.
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J. Ross BRowN's RBPORT.--In giving place
to this extraordinary document from this Gov
ernment Spy, we had intended to accompany
it with some comments; which we defer, howev-
er until the publication of Mr.. Rices reply, to-
morrow.
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Ne,O Harness Establishment.

NHE subscribers would inform the citizens of St. Paul
l. and all the country round about, that they
ductng the above business in all Its branches on Third
street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers
can be supplied short notice. with all kinds Of Har
ness, Bdles Saddles, Fly Nets Trunks, Vases Whips,
etc. MARTIN DREW co
st. Paul, April 90, 1853. Soy
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WHEELWRIGHTING

HtHARLES HADENGRAN, Carriage Maker. Order
~ left at the Carver Hotel will meet with prompt at
tenton. Carver city, Feb 2. 1856
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NEWELL. WM. II. TOMPKINS.
Newell & TOnllpkins,

Attorneys at Ld1c aud Dealers in Real Estate.
Abstracts Of Title turnshedfor 81. Paul, 81. anthony
and Ramsey County.
orFIC E, H d T r f T.
Refer Gov German; Hon. d. Oimsted, Mayor S.Pau.
July IL, 1854.
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Nr The Golden Era arrived from GaIena
yesterday morning. She brought mail; but
no news She brought $50 passengers to the
territory.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IIORSES AND CARRIAGES To LET. Persons
IL who land from Steamboats, at Carver in the Spring
and wish to explore the rich region of country back
Carver, towards Grow River, will find vehicles to hire
--- l. II GRIFFIN'S,
Feb 9. 1855 A - tt Store in Carver City.
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FIRE AT ST.. ANTHoNY.--Wc hear that three
or four small frame buildings in st. Anthony,
opposite the st. Charles Hotel, were destroyed
by fire on Saturday evening. The fire com
menced in bakery. Three of the BUILDINGS
were owned by the Messrs Eliclts of St. Paul.
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SHOES! SHOES!!

HORACE BRYANT, Shoemaker, is prepared to make
IL mend the understandings of the people in and
around Carver city, to the satisfaction of all comers
neatly, expeditiousy and according to Gunter.
Carver city. Feb 2. 1855 .e.. Eafrf