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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

Hard Times-Is EneeO.-Si00,OO0 worth OF
hne winter clothing Manufactured by three Of the lead
ing houses In Broadway selling 20 cent under cost
Of manufacture, a. EVANS clothing warehouse, 90 and
GO Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

White Offers his Superior Assortment OF
furs at cos. and n ose In OF article very
cheap should call On WHITE 212 broadway corner OF
Falton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

lect handsome set OF furs AZ very low price, fro
an assortment unequaled in variety and quality, mu
90 10 BANTA, 100 Canal street. We can assure on
friends who generally patronse Broadway, call a. h
place will pay well IN these hard Zines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 RgPEcTABrR YorsG woMAS WANTS 4 srl
~ alton 20 Go plain oo0sibg pAsLlng AMI lronrg, o.
g. do general h9pssrork 10 fuai priss,s faulty Ia
% ehambsrork and sewing ~. b,st u cy rsfersn9s
river. Can b. for TO days Tfsa.s call at a.
bsr0n street 10 The rear, fret hoor b-t-s-n Pruts sn
kIfng street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A UCTI0N EOTICE.-sAMUEI. OsG0OD, AUCTION
n e-r, win SELL without reserve at his salesrooms
90 Nassau street to morrow "wednesday january 10,
At 10i5 A. NJ, collection Of household furniture
pets, wardrobes, sofas chairs betstsads bureaus mat
tresses bookcasss washs,and enamelcd chamber suits
oil paintings, engraving extension dinn tables marble
top centre tables handsome rosewood parlor suit;
satin brocaee superior rosewood piano forte &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A YorNg GIRL wirniS 4 SITUATION A. CoJE
n BnSsrsiaEds bsr Ia nnsss IN al ia bfAnsh<s "a A
ss,'i@ni -asbsf and run.r ,s4uhsi, Ia. the h~s,
~ city ard county rsfsHos Ts.s- s4u al II rElon
court, between Hsrsrth aud T~shth streets la.
l4,ss ave par 10 Lsf las' Tl.cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 HSPtfTAHly rHOip1ASr GIRL vtJnp A
~ sips'ion az shsmb.rssd sDi vslt-f ~ - o. zoe
etsl hou.vofi. FsS's can =, y union street sssfb
Eroskiyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION
~ On saturday neat, Jan. rs, will We rptlshsd,
ny CoUkIsHlP, AND III CCH.EcUENCtE,
by
HENRY wiK0FT
true account o. the ,uthor- a1ycnt3-es 70 Ing'and
switzerland and I:aly, with
MIS- }. GAMBLE, TIN AMERICAN HIRFss
one neat llrso. volume price ell u paper, 81 - IN
c2h. Tor sale ~ all boosssli.fs,
r. T. DKPBY p1lnst,.
View marble tuilfinys ils Nassau street.
- B-Furtbsr particulars II = failure sdyst.tssmsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

TrfE BALL -EIsDN.
GEyES1H ANIMAL BALL or hAsAHAN's C0RTEI
- BAUD, vii tats place II Tamasny Han On a.. l1th
MT Tickets 81 can be- BOD - ths door 10
lsg Of the tai, and u TtoF. hAnAbap, ltefsT, 40
B0ssry.
CHREwsbuKY H0P-THE AEsUAL BALI, on The
y Neptune Club vi ! b. held, a. ths = polio Rous,
No SO Broadway, on tuesday evening Japua'y9 1906
CHARLIE q. COuFY, rfssidert
JoEs sn.ryER, Secretary
1'EETrEsTY. IXrH AnsUAL RAIL- JOR fiE sg4E-
1 ~ Ntts New fcrs fi-e Isp.rtns -; r4no, Ell iAfs
2aos .. tie ACADEMY ~ Muse gsur.s.=fb Ftrsst 90
konaay 'vsnns, jss. -, J.tt. rssss 70 pys<srA
- he nhua<srr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

the dollar Government Stock So Bridgeton So Wheat
Growers, 50. I1diapa banks, 90; Eighth avenue, par
Milford, is, Memphis, IL, at EVANS clothing ware
house, 60 and 6s FULTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua, ths Accessory Transit Company
OF Eicarssaa propretors The splendid double engine
s,ssm,hig sTAR Or inE VEL 100 toS. sa,sass
rv.r nj O'Clock r. NJ precisely for Punta Arenas on
Friday January ~, 1850, connecting with the favoEiis
s.eaEsbip Uncle Sam, 1900 tens burthsn, over the
Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles Of land
transportation by urst class carriages Thess steamers
are unsurpassed Ia their ventilation and aeeomInoda
ton. For inforuA ton passsg. apply only 10
cHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No 3 By~ ling Green.
Letter bags made up 1t the Office kiters - cent
pe. half ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

TINTED STATS NAIL LINE FOR CALIToRS IA,
" via Aspihwsl and Panama RAlroad-Op Sstus .
day, January 20, at O'Clock r. H. from PIER !o,t II
Warren street North river will be desratcbei the fleet
steamship NORTH STAR, Captain Richard Wamaek, 10
connect ~ Panama with the superior ssamsh o
Sonora In case Of cdent, spare boat always iept a.
Panama :, prevent detention. Dor passage apply At N
Company Office, III West street, 10 J. W. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A YOUNG NAN " OR IA YL1Hs OH, ~ WAITE
~ - Getss sosshnsb 50 Is,iy and gscNeuEs ira
yelling rau'h ssiafy Faod Aftrss. chs.sl IsrsIi
crs.. tlAung -i'n ard shsr- h. r,J - .s<s sos.,
snesyt faiiy esnpstssi, pasS Aas-sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

An EXCuLfsT COOK 4 COlDHED WOMAN
n wishes a stUaton n : rsDtkfnA family. Her
testimonials Tor character aud Abit.ss VERY salts
factory Inquire fot Pbob.. 81 the y AZ y Agency
servants can sl.o bors ~ obtained
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A yIHY hTgfIrTAnfE YoraG yOHAs, WISHES
~ rifaaiiou - c0ok 20 her All fonsf, az 70 %
ysEsfal b0gissofk IN sH al private family 70
ssDsnf vssh'r and sGsr snf 10 fiud " Children ran
give tho hest o. 81, r,ssrsree from her As. tlaes
Nors b.; rssJsetAfls family rss} apply. Cali a. q.
thrys;is street, rs lo.r trent, ram No 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

L'DA NUTupIk, FhTfK1EIE 70 AND hlCHkO.D--
II The United states nail steamship JANE TOWN, j.
Parrish commander Sil leave pier - North river on
ratur1ay Jan IL AZ o'cloek r. ~ vii srri,. Ia Sor
folk the nat afternoon, and Petersburg and Redmond
the ioIo-irg morning From Soriols, Passenger Gos
TIE South proceed by railroad direct, ~tL through rel
sis from Wedes 10 Wilmington August, ~. Pass.xe
and are 20 Norfolk, ~, 70 fe~rsbarg and AehEoHd,
slp. h;strESe hall price. Apply 70
LILLAN L IL.EAsASrs n Ern.A.Ax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

The Greatest Discovery OF tho Bge--That
IL what everybody states who has used Dr.. Tobias
venetian Imminent FOR coughs, Group, sore throat
chapped hands, frosted fee' rhsumatism, de- II Il.
does not rdeve the money Z. returned Price Is and
30 cents Depot, 90 Cprtlanat street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

Il rEIfED STATES STEAMSHIP C0srAsY.-FOR HA.
~ vADs and New Oreans,--0n Wednesday, January
II, az o'clock y. NJ from pier foot o. Warren strse
North river, BY tine well known and favoris rtesmshp
CRESCENT CITY, Captain John McCowan. Passage can
be secured ~ the tonpany's Office. Freight 70 New on
leans so cents per cubic foot shippers vail be supplied
with blank bills of lading OF tho form signed by
Company on application At their Office. No other forms
signed, ami bs of lading will be sgr-d after the
hour OF sailing For freight passage apply at tie
Office Of the Company, III West street Of War
N. o. ROHEATS.
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a UsIRALiA PIONEER LIVE CARRYING rIiF
"A United states maL--The ard elegant clip.
per .bip GEORGE NiihAn Slater, Jr., master, 100
tons vii succeed tho Ocean Queen twenty tlfd 'hp
Of Shs line for sydnsy and xslbourns And siIl ha
immediate despatch. Paseng.rs Tor Sydney tsksn IN
der government arangcmens paying part passss here
and the balance VA after arrival which ygsrAn
Ted % them q, very high rates Cabin accom- nodArons
not surpassed By any ,ap Aaoat fnspdng passengers
vii ysus examine before tsiing pA,ssg- .l..whsr.
For freight passage apply board at pier 10 E-s
rysf, or 10 X. W. CAMERON li6 Wan street
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Another wire.

Absut thrce o'clock yesterday morning. this
dwelling house on Franklin street in Upper
Town, occupied by Mr. JosHrH MARSHALL, Of
the firm Of MARSHALL 4 Co. was discovered
10 be on fire The alarm was given and in u
short time a number Of our eitizens residing in
the ncighborhood were engaged In removing
furniture aud other articles from the house..
Tho principal par, Of the furniture was saved,
but u lot OF household supplies. stored in the
cellar We learn was lost.
Tho house was II small one. owned by Mr..
MARSHALL, IL was insured In the 81 Paul
Mutual for $1,000 This will cover the loss
caused by the destruction Of the house
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Territorial Gie ms.

IloCsroS CoUxry,-1he Brownsville Hraid
gives .he following account n the land sale
There has been considerable excitement about
the land Office sinee il opened hast Monday NOR
ming. and no little fun. The settlers have shown
quite "a much determination to sustain each
other IN preventing spectators from buying
hard Of value 10 the former. and several were
compelled 10 re!inqnish their titles III preference.
TO retaining them with cold duck in the bar
gain. :50ipe, however. were fortunate enough
to bestlre their ctrtifcaies. take a boat aud get
ont Of tie way before they were discovered.
Here st-ms to be case in which mob law
staDds pfe-eminenf 1t Is but right that actual
settlers should have the preference, and in cas=
where poverty and misfortune have prevented
them from complying with the legal require
npnis, Il il the only righteous course left then
10 pursue.
GooDmE CouSrY--Thc Red Wing Seniine
has the following:
Since the Indians have lift, Elk, Deer. AM
Bar are becoming plenty and our Nimrcds ar
making most Of the pleasant weather Bnt tn
finest sight we have seen was a string II Frou
in Waeoota--,wenty IN number. and some o
them weighing five pound They were caugh
with hook and line IN two hours fishing.
| The first Of the buildings fT the llamlin'
I University is now nearly completed under TIN
mperintendanee Of Mr.. GEo. WILKINSON. and /
the finest specimen 81 architecture in Minnesota
| III has likewise erected n dwelling boIlse. in tn
gothic style His brick and lumber yards hav'
aiso aided materially the progress Of our town
and we hope his enterprise and public spirit vii
| not 1,on ie lost 10 IT,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

We arc nj length rid Of that procions PA"''
Mons WILLIAMSON. Failing 10 he honorod rs
n martyr, Passwords was laughed at as u fool
until n returning atom Of COED scnse, impeled
him To unlock his prison doors by making
such Acknowledgements AS the wisdom Of the
tribunal which committed him demanded.
All efforts of the Ahaiitunists 10 sct at do
dance the Judiciary must, Nv they have In this
instance, signally hail The people Of this
country know too we'll the imlss,arca vi "a
pure aud independent Judiciary: "a e'vpr. 'a.c..
ss'emp, which mas e.'ssa.: 1..wt ". p..wri
al defiance or nnllii itsilecte.. :: -:
Again We say good bye rssssiak, ''.,s.
were uuvcr destined for the honors Of martyr.
dom,
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British surveillance.
WAsnisa roN, Wednesday \

WAsnist ron, Wednesday Nov. I.
Mr.. Appleton. our Charge D'AfTairs at
London, has transmitted dispatches TO the
State Department concerning the ordering Of
large British iiee, 10 our coast This, togetb.
or with the augmentation 81 the French
West India feet. has excited some 9psation
here
Terrible news, the above. Ia IL notp and for
confirmation Of il, see the Geographic despatch
es In another column. which give the ntclli
gonoe brought by the Asia, JonS BulL elat'
Ell at the capture Of Scbas,opol, (which th,
French took for him. and the Emperor Mar
in n good humor at the prospect Of domestic
felicity, which EuoEsIA holds out, have deter
mined on u transatlantic demonstration to
keep Jos ,ra.v quiet, Frghtal' For thi.
purpose M Anglo French feet IL being con
cnn,rated On our coast.
There has been something In the progress
Of the United States, within the past fort,
years, nnt eSaeil Of the character TO cause
national trrmor at the concentration of .
British and French fleet on our coast. W.
posscss the nuclcns Of a powerful aud effective
navy our army, in twenty days, II necessary
could be eounted by hundreds Of thousands o
intelligent, courageous aud patriotic freemcn
our Treasury IL overlooking IL II likely
in view Of these facts. that the national pulls,
will be effected to any great degree, by these
new movements Of the allied powers We
think not.
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1eacktaU " alter.

II Is amusing to witness the attempts Of ,hc
M,nntntlan. the Timss, and even the ~, An
,hony Rspat,ea--,hat p'cus shcc, to back
down" on the Maine Law plank Of the Repaid,
ncan Platform. That sovereign rcmc,i, for all
the ills o! the social system, n now admitted b.,
our Fusion contemporaries to havc been very
bad stroke Of policy" oh! what falling "a
These rightly righteous gentlemen no dos.
pissed the ,riekery and time serving policy Of
the Old parties such was their cunt--arc al.
ready talking Of policy" and trimming their
party sails in vain endcavor 10 catch III. pop
ular current Oh 4. tie. for shame.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

isrsAcusssr 90 Jupas X AM Petitions
Maine aud Illinois, praying that Judge k,Ss
oil Philadelphia, may he impeaehcd a, the bar
Of the United Senate for misconduct in Office
40 a,sr pisS u jurisdiction property belonging
iE ~: csarss: Il: Pennsylvania, and commit
tiny, Ia. prison lhcsaid rAssNoex WILLIAMSON
:asi sels u: i.hisy,tsd,s. without authority
and ,a'>ssA.aca sc lts.. aihe asa citizen oil
Pennsylvania. AMI OF these United States
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

Ss>rrscsp. --JosKrn WAaxxa. who wa,
found guilty OF eulis,ing men for the British
service, has been sentenced by Judge ixevs
so,i., Of the L. ). District Court in Ne.
York, to he imprisoned two years and pay ,
ene Of one hundred dollars The Judgc re-
marked tina, he intended to make an examph
OF the prisoner, in onier to deter Others from
similar course, and 10 prevent US from b.
coming emorOilsi with the presen, beliscren'
powers Of Europe
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REAL ESTATE.
CTARKEY 4 PETTEYs' LAND OFFICE

CsTARkEY K PETTEYsf LAND OFFICE
~ Third -trest, -. Paul, kianssots. hsfefsnees
Iiis EIsslisaey ". A. Gorsnan, Ms. t~r. Hon, b
ales I~l~xzis " Congress Hon. u 18th Alton, us :
lanes x. whiting ESQ Ss~ rsfs Gty Hon bs's
Oirnstea, "a hsyOs It Faol Borap takss bankSis.
- raul Amss Van Ettsn, Atterpsys. -. Paul
From aetast AttOns are ssq aAbtrs WIN q
the bs.t loe atans east OF TIE at.~i-sippi River
To CsptsIists, We eau offer great isaBeeBentt
Money Invested, only In sSch pieces that 80 sazrs"'
tee . hsasy psT rebsEr
Lssa Wsrsn. bought sd ssia, or heated sd""HtS
geoasiy
T~o AMI four ioti neEr the city,
several ~ SO saa ia1 tracts Of sue picked !ahd
for saIs good tefTas-
Lad NJ Jake sapsrof saG gu the bssgifpi islssj d
la Fo.Dts Tor sale ia sprh qusptiss as 10 SUIT loEehs
ssers
Plat and Abstracts Of all the Gov tvames, iands 10
Gated al the stllI~sp lsud Dtaer.
Lands si.o tor ale bordering Of the most b"a
fa Lake the territory only abort aa-tanes fran to
city.
We have extensively explored tle contemplated ip
sfM IN ", Railroad aud can give tBfsrmatnn 10 TAT
AMI actual .stisr- tha, ~in them much lin"
and erp@Bss
Good CITY Property Tor ale April i2ds~u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

A WNrn Monday was the FIRST
day of the season. which gave W an Indication
OF the approach Of winter, In the m rniug
and during the day. we had snow storms, bu,
of no serious character. A change In the
weather which will produce change In the
streets. is much needed, There Is so much mud
in lower town, al present, owing TO the bad
state Of the side walks. tina, oar prosperous
end the village Is forbiddrn ground to the
ladies'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15
National Convenssom.

The telegraph lied Tremendously, 10 it, an
nounccment that National Democratic Con.
sestion, had bcen called to meet At Cincinnati
on the 9Th u January. The call issued was for
a meeting Of the Democratic National Commit
tee, at Washington, In January. This commit
tee was appointed by the last Democratic Na
tional Convention, and consists Of the following
gentlemen
Maine Hastings Strickland.
New Uampsbire-C. u. Atherton.
Vermont David A. smalley.
Massachusetts b. y. Hallet
Rl,1lc Island Welcome Is. 5ay.s.
Connscticut---James r. Pratt.
New York John +. I,eckman.
New J1sey--Joscph G. Potts
Pennsylvania Campbell
DeIaware--Goorge X. Riddle.
Maryland Robert NJ. MelADe.
Virginia William II. Clark.
North Carolina---W arrcn WiDslow.
Georgia-~S. r. bailey.
Alabama Edward c. Belts.
Mississippi s. X. Adams
Louisiana--~A. q. Penn.
Obio-Allred r, EIgsrton.
Kentucky Francis =. Stone.
Tennessee George w. Jones.
Indiana Alexander r. Morrison.
Illinois Isaac Cook.
Missouri - Ferdinand X enbett
Arkansas y u. Burrow.
Michigan II r. Br1lhead.
Florida Thomas lialt1,II.
Texas James W. Scott.
| Iowa. Joseph G, X. Napp.
Wisconsin Bs,n l.. fleming
| California William VI. Gwin
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

The contracts for the supply Of lndar
Goods were awarded on the 3D. a, Washington
BY the Interior department. as follows
Class No, Blankets AMI dry. goeh ,c
Groin, Hatxthal i Sears. Of New York. a,
ciahty.two dollars. Class Ne. . Really ma,'s
clothing. To William Matthews, Of New York
at four thousand even dollars Class No. p
Hardware and agricultural implements, to John
p. RoSers, Of Boston. at seven thousand dol
lars. Class No, t--axes. Ne., to James II
Miller, Of Castleiou. Pa. At nine hundred ard
shy dollars
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Dated u, saint Paul the 2sth day
OF August, 4. u. 1885.

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE WE TIE II H.
y SCkiBLks beng appointed BY the Proba'c toGr'
OF Ramsey County and Territory Of Minnesota, to
eeive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all person. against the Estate Of John DONNELLY,
Of said County, deceased and also all elsms and
de mands exhibited In Offset thereto and sis months
from the third day ii september, A. 1853 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose We do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to The duties ui
our sstd appoint the office OF MosELL RieH-
Aupsos Ia the CITY of 81 Anthony, on SATURDAY
IL. 9Th day OF October next he tween The hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ and I O'Clock 4, NJ, Of that day,
wM. RICHARDSON, ,un,,.-,..u..
sg7ltwi JOIN MERCHANT. T
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\ CsovS --Qaeen Carcline asked Sir Robert
Walpo'e wha, il would est TO enclose -
james Park, with view to exclude the public
from i, Madam" the Premier Is said TO have
rpliei ouly cre,ra
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

The cry is"stl they come. We are In
formed by Mr.. Res. OF the establishment Of
the following new pcst Offices
At Towards Lake l,amscy comfy, Jous
T.. iiowARp, Postmaster.
AZ New Boston, Houston county, wv IL.
pwiour, Postmaster.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

GRowruor CALiroRSA ANp lLiIxos.--At
the 4, neral election ia 1893, the total vote
east in California was s6,<sA Al the Con.
rrcssional election in lss&. amounted to al :.
$50. and a, the rcecn, election il ran up 10
9I.oA, This rapid in,rcase is astonishing. -
The census returns Of the State Of Illinois.
though not ye, full, indicate a population Of
100000. In 1850 the number Was only
$50 900
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY AND DI

w tFtND Ut
WI PosiI OFFICE CAsros WiLeo1, Notary Pabiis
asi Convey aBeer, Dealer In Real Estate and Genera
<gent.
vs,es, Ia As q s. Land Coao B'nd'n9 nann<"Pso
MI
SURVEYING 4 PLATING Of every description
done with accuracy Particular attention given "a
ins and Locating oYernmeat Lands In the Pine
ries and else here In the Territory Gold and Lane
Warrants are In reQuest--tnvestments made or loan,
negotiated collections made and taxes ps,d--agsn
eies soi,eited
Strangers and citizens wishing to locate, sell or pur
chase land. sre invited TO call Claimants can make
adv aatageous srrsnseens with me fos their poehass
money. Valuable property now and always on hand In
the Embryo Clues Of Minneapolis A. Anthony and ~
Paul also, improved farms, rural and Pine lands all
sf which I offer the liberal terms ! re-
specially solicit, and hope I" merit share Of public
and private trust,
August ., 1885. aug 9dA vii
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Tns Rrvra. The boats which arrive daily
at our wharf have large numbers OF passen.
gers. notwithstanding the lsteuc~s Of the sea
son. The rccrnt rains have had an effect on
,hc river, which win probable keep !, open
longer than the average time for il to close
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

Sat. of R,iLRoAp l.ANps.--On Monday,
OF last week, there was sale of lots in Chica.
go. by the Illinois Central Railroad Niue
lots were sold for the sum Of S?5o.ioo. or at
an average rate of s2',7o0 each The lots
varied In width from 20 to 10 fret
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

Umpire STATE CLOTHING HALL-THE
IL s'es' s',lss o, tALi and wiNrgk sooDs jss,
gs-Vstv~d
The aaser.sned nave he pleasure 10 attn IA
'iussas vi :, fsal sd ,riniy, hat 'ssy are no~
GE>ttkNE> MEAN ter he .Rgros ca a. .es.aa
rbsr wuaid csh r.rtessa satsatsea ,a.lr .-sost.
msni OF knAs tiou,iNC. ell 81 whseA they are Or.
Psred - eel Al 10 trscss
Msr asa sa, 'as 1t ~asssAls ~eald 10 eel TO ss.,
as ssA hehss PaFSassts si.s shsre.
ISL sapFi, II .eas rafat.A 10 Goois al~Sys 90
sssa FtlIIR AENpALsoN,
raira Street, asSs east .; Hsaasaas
Ana epecsiis Arcleaa Rrss. hardware store
oetSses ~ Ak.tC
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

sss- The Boston papers publish lis' Of
thrty-nine individuals and firms who sub.
scribc,i $500 each TO the fund OF the National
Agricultural Society Marshall Z. Wilder
aud Hon. r. Winthrop each subscribed
$1,000. making with the above total Of sel I.
500.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

isIrRsp.-The windows Of the Prcsby,er.
IAN Church were much injured by the explo-
s'"n Of the powder in Mr., SASprosps grocery
store. ou tho Eas, aide large number were
broken aud the sash injured.