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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE !-STEAMBOAT
BLOWN TO ATOMS!

EVANSVILLE Ia, July ..
The fine steamer Lexington. one Of the Louis
Vile and st. Louis packets, was blown to atoms
yesterday morning near Stephensport, Ky.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The packet Baltimore has arrived from the
scene of the wreck with twenty officers and pas
sengcrs Of the Inflated steamer, including Capt.
Throop and Mr.. Davidson the first clerk, both
wonn led. The Captain thinks rot more than
thirty five were killed. About one hundred per-
on board, and but one escaped uninjur-
cd except the ladies' who were all saved unharm-
Cd. The accident occurred at o'clock on Sunday
morning. The boat and cargo are of course to-
nj Ices
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, July 2.
During the month of June, about twenty clerks
messengers, and watchmen, have been removed
from the Department for political reasons.
The Pension Office commences issuing 80 acre
bounty lanl warrants next Tuesday. The total
number of applications for land warrants up to
the present time is $4,000, and the total number
of applicat ons for land warrants allowed is A.
0Si. The total number of warrants is l,550.-
The net amount in the Treasury subject to draft,
is $lS,43S,Il2.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, July2.
The Tribune of this A. NJ. publishes a letter
purporting to lie from Mr.. Robert Schuyler. 1t
has no date, hut was received here by the last Eu-
rope,n steamer. Mr.. Schuyler denies the charges
made in the last report by the New Haven Rail
road Co. of the discovery of new frauds by him,
AMI declares that No loss of cash capital to the
company has occurred through any act of his
Indeed, in these particular charges he contends
that n correct estimate of them will show direct
contrary result.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFICE,1
July 10 $780,
Observation-Disclosures Constantly receiving
supplies from below provisions in great demand Flour
going up. Wheat, demand. Oats, wauted-waned-very
s:arce, ready sales 500 Corn rising. Salt Pork
Ing up. Shoulders and HanIs-imprUvns. Potatoes in
demand with upward tendency. Batter and Eggs the
decline. Fresh Batter, plenty coming in. Lumber,
seasoed tn quantity insufficient for home demand
matched Flooring, ready sales at $50 NJ Wood, plenty
market, quantities range
$3M4.
WILL hereafte be corrected daily by ALEX. REY
a may be relied upon correct.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The following the established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 lbs q bu
Seed 60 lbs Rye, OF lbs u bu Indian Corn, 81
lbs Oates, 30 lbs bu.; Barley, 4s lbs bu Buckwhea
AZ lbs q Blu.
STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
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New Hampshire Politics.

CONCORD, n. H., June %.
The speech Of Senator Bell last night was
strongly Wing and nti-Nebrnska in tone, and
advocated an attempt to restore the Missouri
Compromise. Mr.. Bells friends consider his
speech conservative enough, while the Democrats
hold it identical with Free Soilism.
Mr.. Hale's speech was characteristic AMI
straight out and out Free Soil.
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PURE SODA WATER!!

(NiChOIs's Patiently
VH7REN, CROFT * REGALLY. have received O
w superior Soda Fountain P,rcan lined.)
the following certificate from Prof. osfod,
Prof. OF Chemistry in Cambridge College:
CAMBRIDGE, Aug. I, 1854.
have examined the apparatus DR.. Nichols
production Of caIbonc acid
INGENIOUS contrivance for furnishing will compact
and to great extent the acid
introduction into will public
erage In IT'S utmost perfection and purity, and the haz
card OF paakng of impure and
bonic acid water Aside from the Obvious exceences
of the inventon Dr. Nicholas we'll ability chemist
sufficient the Of nven-
ton he offers for the public consideration.
F. N HOSFORD Rmfod, Prof. award University
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wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
n NEW STORE WILL RE OPENED ON
. Saturday next, June q, 1850, ~
No. WlNSLOW HOUSE. bv AIVAH SMITH,

NO. y MiNcLOW HOUSE, BY ALVAH SMITH.
opened and sale z. the lowest rates. consisting
do, American Print works do Globe wo. % do conestoss
DO do, Dunnes do Fancy London do W. spaeue's do,
d. Maon d. osss:s
Indigo Blue Prints, all warranted fast coiors.
saa-. Unbleached Sheetings.
Pacific Sheeng Naumkeag Mills, Eagle Nnls,
Great Falls Sheengs Pepen do, virgnia Families DO,
Aanes do, pocafsets do, Hadley Fsl Fine Rockingham,
BIenched sheetings and shirtings.
Providence steam MIs, Mills brooklyn Sheet
ings Bates Mills Ascutney % dos Aendse Sheenss' tx
yards wide, Extra Fine Long Cloth, Long do do do.
All Wool Plain DeLaines.
Manchester DeLaines, Printed Lawns Black silks,
Loom Checks Grard Factory do Chaiis, Striped
Bar se' SAX Lustrc: ,.,,
Pearl River DENNIS, Mcrose dos Otis do, do Victoria
Ticking Dutch do, AC A. do. y. L. CO.. do, Lacpna soft
Bieachcd Hamilton Flannel, Brown do do.
Apron Checks Philadelphia Fancy Brown Jacquard Dr.
aper Beachcd do, Blue Twled Eankeens Plaid
French Coloed do, Striped N York Mills comb Je
Farmers Mechanics Red Bank do Superior do
Gold Media do Kentucky Jean Beached Linen Table Cloths,
kerchie Turky Red do. White Linen do, Ladies' white Linen
do, Linen do Cambria do, Printed Wool Shawis, do Cashmere
do Caspian paids, Chelea Mixture, Toilet Quilts, Rib
Sons Gents Spring Stocks Straw cored KID Gloves, Mems
serpentne Braid, Swan Bill Hooks aud Eyes:
IT, Mf E 49, sssa. pa
Darnng Needles Lead Pencils Hair Pins Knitting Cotton,
sorted sken Cotton, Ladies and Misses Hosiery, GEMS
IS Cases Boots and Shoes.
IL Cases Of Ladies' do, 10 Children do.
An Extensive Assortment Of Crockery consisting Of
90 doz White Granite Plates so do do, 10 SETS
Side Dishes, Baking do Pitchers Covered Dishes Ladies.
Sauce reens Pickle Dishes, Sauce Boats Covered
Ever and Basins Argyle Toilet sets Yellow Naples Edged
Dishes Moco Bowls, Glass Bows Glass sugars
Grandoe China Vases, Tumbler glass Candescks,
Ring Casters Glass Lamps, German Mugs Yellow Pitchers
Rcngham Spitoons Blue and Mulberry sets Of Dinner
Dishes, Pitchers, Tea SETS &c.
Country Dealers will find it to their interest
10 give me eai before purchasing elsewhere.
Ihave made arrangements with first city
OF New FORK to keep well supplied with Goods In line
business have large quantity Of Goods the way and
more will follow.
Goods sold time with good security.
Real estate In town Country taken
II The patronage OF the public is respectfully invited.
my31-tf ALVAU SMITH.
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CANS OF MINNESOTA without dsn as to old
names of :. Democratic Whie,' in DELEGATE
CONVENTION at ST. PAUL. i'll the Hall of the House of
Representatives. Of the Territorial Capitol, Oh
WEDNESDAY,, the 25th of JULY NEXT,
at 10 Clock A. NJ Tor the purpose nominating Candidate
DELEGATE CoNGnEss; declaring enforcing
principles and platform of the Repubcan Party of Mnnest
and taking action establishing such
eannaton, a: shall ensure the triumph of the sacred and be-
nicent principles espouse by the Republican Party, and which
lie at the fouiIiatHno of all good government.
In apportonng the tbs Convention. has it
been deemed most advisable to assign one delegate at large to
each % the trdve counties of the Territory, whether
lied and additional delegate every popu
ration accag to the census TO be taken prior % the ensuing
first OF july and for every fraction OF population exceeding $780,
also an additional delegate.
The mode appointing the Observation-Disclosures by mass
meetings at the County other central points
County Delegate Convenions is discretion
people of the counties respectively; but in
trc ii is suggested. that general meeting in the most
advisable
The Committee. in view of the fact, that Republican
platform principles fathers Jny
776 earnestly recommend that the meetings in the
Tor the sci con oi Delegates to the Territorial Conventon
should be held wherever at all practicable, the 18th
y oil july 1902 there being no inter meo celebrating that
than by raising once more to the breeze the
freedom long the
The Committee deem unnecessary length
sderat''us in behalf of the proposed Convention.
That the tend ncy OF late and at the present time is
intended 10y its enlightened founders, and demanded by the
alenabe rights surely attcsd ly the
popular Kansas, and the unlimited
tension of Human Slavery sought by the repeal Of the Missouri:
restriction.
local government eds renovatng few will deny
That Territory needs be redeemed
crg lght traffic in intoxicating liquors. is too
wen proven by statistics and having,
their almost only in this ncfarious traOc.
The danger popular Isl that, through
the apathy indifference the public affairs
administration will be resigned into
OF SHY ambitious aud trading politicians. The
prevention and the Pc governing themse
We therefore call responsibilities
"f citizen whose and
And If his svmpsthcs with the Republican
with his neighbors fellow upon
the that will best the ends good
WIN. r. MARSHALL, n. M'LEAN,
RICHARD CHUTE WARREN BRISTOL,
AL LANE, s.
Republican Territorial Committee.
st. Paul, May -, 1856
All newspapers of the Territory respectfully
give the above call place their columns
d,yo July NEXT
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CITY LAND OFFICE.

TINE subscriber has established, Banking Once Of
&. II. PARKER, the city Of St. Paul, Land Once
the prosecution all business in growing
in real estate 10 the Territory Ainncsoas
In my ONCE may be found full lst government land
entries. the county Ramsey, and pIas Of
different cities and additions thereto, in said county
plefe list Of all lands cold sdd comfy for Unpaid
tares. full and perfect absfyacf of the title to each
disfiact tract parcel Of iond situated IN said county,
From the general government TO the latest graniefr
1herefn noted evey defect of title, either sxt-
stance, and Kind of lien creating ebsveH
cn scheth It BY vay vdgmenfs ,fares,
nnechantcs' otherwise. -
lands entered settlers terms
safe made in real estate and generally all
that may my care, usually through
tention.
teI6-tf C. II. PARKER.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, June q.
We have received Brazos dates To the Dist inst
All the towns in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon ex-
ceptmg Mstamoros, Revnosa and CamargO, had
pronounced in favor of the Revolutionists. No
fighting had occurred. rs
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DIED:

On board of the James Lyon, lying Upper
MI. fhhSCoTI WHITE, iatLer-in-aw W. S. Combs
this city, aged 8. Mr. IN his way to 81 p.u
to settle U.S. and by tina, nsaxte disease
cholera. He formerly resided In Oxford, Ohio.
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Balloon Ascension,
ST. IoI-is lime o2

ST. LOUIS, June %.
Brooks, the aronaut, made balloon ascension,
accompanied BY the local reporter of the Repub-
lican. The wind was high and nothing has since
been heard of the party.
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""""PO
CIR AIN.
St. Louis Market.

St. Louis Market.
Friday Evening, June %.
No change In prices Of wheat, market Arm.
exhibited decided upward tendency, and about ZOO
changed hands cents in advance QUO
Oats ap better, sales being
prices. inquiry bacon,
this line very quiet. Nothing doing In groceries.
Lead-Cpper mine 5h p b.
Fi,ur-S Iperfn, 49, country do 50 SO q brl.
wheat-Spring 81 81 20, prime fail 1901 81
mixed 56@I1 62K q bush.
Corn-Yellow and mixed 60 &C. white Gle p bush.
Oats-15@5i NC q push, SACKS included.
Rye-$i O5 including sacks.
Barley-No market.
Bran-75c e. 100 lbs.
Shorts-S1 q 100 lbs.
White B'ans-Fair quality 81 5oG2 e bush.
Whisky-3ic p
Drcd Ffnit-Apples 81 az, peaches > SO . bush.
Provisionsams Sk@SAc, shoulders 77kc, ribbed sides
81 DC, clear do 9hc lard 9Ac n, $i4 so bril-
Groc.res-Sugar soc hc clarified 77hc, molasses 32X@
3 c'ee II Nc SALT G. A., 81 IS bag, Kanawha 40 bush.
Potatoes-St 10 q bush.
Gao :se-western Reserve &c p n.
Butter-l2@i6c a n.
Eses-l4c q dozen.
Talow-1OX@Ilc 3 n.
Beeswax-22c "a b.
Hay-Prme 81 q lo) rs.
Hides-Dry fruit, firm at 12c.
BroJn-2o&a5 per dozen.
Tar-32 90 T. br.
wool-l5920c q n.
| Feahers-Prime 374c q n.
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Move ments Of the President.

CAPE ISLAND, N. j., June %.
President Prercc and lady arrived here this af
ternoon and took apartments at Congress Hail.
The weather is delightful.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Thursday Evening, June 81.
Flour-Stcady city and local trade
$s@7 for fine, 37h@7 81 No. superne, for
No. do,s 25is SO for fancy, and 75a9 oil extra.
wheatMarkct rmer and prices further adv anced.
Sales railroad lots 55a1 common to fair spring
for store, andl 6o 65 for pm. and choice do milling
Corn-Corn is ain quite buoyan,, and prices
ally improved Railroad to-day at 77s7sc 60
b warehouse devered and for shipment cargoes
reported at 74Aa75 Sc board-3soO bushels afoa,
73c.
O,tsThc demand for oats has imrroved are
shade better. Sales bulk on track and in
bags for city trade 4ia42. -
Rye l0il IL. .
Barey-fn fair dem ind at 75caS1. '-'
Grass Se-Nothng ding. Timothy nominal at g. clover
do at So 25a5 so.
Beaps-Smah white 81 5oai rs.
Potatoes-In good supply 15as7c.
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Health Of Abbott Lawrence.
Health of Abbott Lawrence is better, and hopes
are entertained that he will recover.
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Il Liquor Law Celc bra

CHICAGO, June Is.
Guns were fired to-day in celebration of the
defeat OF the liquor law. The celebration was
attended mostly 10y Germans and other foreigners.
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OTEANB0AT AGENT, attends exclusively Delivering
- Collecting, and all other Dusfness for Ssssmtosts.
,0dBoe-Lc~er Levee ST. Paul. jy4-3m
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAJRING,

THE respectfully citizens St.
Paul that he has taken RON Bet's store, ST. An
Ex- thony street, where he viii be ready devote
XXS his time 10 the repairing Of the finest Frpnch
SSsSerASor English Watches, ChrOnometers, Music Box
zESes, and French Clocks. Having resised for a
number Of Geneva. Swzerian devoted
expressly TO the Watches Clocks &C.,
confident he shall be able the
Ladies and Gentlemen who him with their patronage
je7. wN. REGALLY.
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sHAKoPEE, MINNESOTA,

b. II. BUCKLJN u Co.,
Storage Forcarkng and commisdoh MeyeAoss Saakopes
Mfnn<sOfa RfUey.
CTEAxBoATS Of light draft, built expressly this trade
~ leave 81. Paul other dsy for this point
through in hous, and all consigned win
promptly forwarded by teams Belle Hendersou,
Susu, Tsavers, st. Peters, Nantato, and other point
directed. q tst.s az ty21y
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- EXECUTIVE OFFICE. M.T,t
ali avt- Inn. 4

Saint Paul. Jnne 10th, 1885.
TN OBEDfENCE to instructions fndsn Department
at Washington public notice hereby
having claims pp-wa the
Mississippi bands or the Pliager and Lake wuneoshis
bands, to them 10 the Sup't milan Affairs.
his once at the CAPITOL before 18th Day July,
O'Clock said day. The original books
lied account be furnished. ...-~.~, -,
All having valid claims against Indians
must instructions
ward this office whether
cd at W ashington w. A. GORMAN,
Governor and Sup't Indian Affair, u. r.
Rapids ST. Croix Union and S. PETERS
Courier copy month and Superintendent vndisn
Affairs. fe2l-fd
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TO RENT. aeeS
FRONT ROON on the lower noor Of building On 81 An
n thcny-st. Enquire stthts s1Ace. Jye-s
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PROPOSALS.

yxJIL be received for the juigment aRsipst
w c. L. Emerson, amounting hundred and foyaye
dollars. As the UNDERMINED nnd property in his
attach, Judgment soid liberal diseout
" applying n. L. Thompson, Third and wabsshaw
streets, @. Yaul. c-7tl 8
W4s CREEK, Win00a.
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gvUB frame work Of steamboat built the Anhony
Steamboat Company, and lying the Pals,
ST. Anthony, be ssla cheap fs cash. Enquire
myI6-tf @. p. 8COYY.
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80 C. p. SCOTT, 49,
LAS Just arrived with his large stock PLASTERTNG MA
IL TERIALS and Is ready to supply his customers,
his warehouse adjoining lis residence, the capitol lie
has also for sale and will keep constantly hand
article o: Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, White Finishing LINES
and the best Lime in the
part, fows 1000 bushels OF Pasteng Hair 20 barrels
Plaster Paris; 25 barrels
ter me 100 barrels White Finishing Lime, quantity
of other limea which he will sell
cash. gErs 9 Esa q Gah grsE N IA. KAEaT
will also continue my Builder or Pastercr.
Thankful favors, and solicit same
my16-n CIIAS. p. SCOTT.
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TT M u .
Job Printing Office.
TIMES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET.
HAVING recently stocked NEW AND BEAU
IL TIFUL assortm.t of
PRINTING MATERIAL,
we are prepared to do all kinds OF
JOB WORK
in the neaest possible styles, rates.
petiously any establishment
ritory.
With experienced workmen superior facilities, and proper
regard to the wants of customers hope
tion to all who may favor with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS.
CARDS. PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, BOOKS, POSTERS IN COLOR
ED OR PLAIN IHxs, LABELS &C. &c, neat and
workman like manner. In fact, every kind Of
PRINTING
in department, will receive special attention.
We are continually in receipt Of
New styles of Type,
and intend to keep with not the improvements
aSe,' but If possible get peg ahead.
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
4 SPLENDID ASSOKTM ZEN of ladies drab cloth
II also rab Congress Gators gents patent pumps
and all kinds Misses children Shoes adapted spring
and summer wear-we sell for cash and sell cheap.
Mystic c. c. HOFFMAN
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OFFER following property, which
am interested personality and will be s&d
BILE prices:
2, S. Irvine's Enlargement rvines Adj
dition 10 st. Paul
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BOND & KELLOGG's CORNER.
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
COMMONLY CALLED
ssT III e OIL ID ID IL o w NJ,
"Is again in q Perfect Blaze Of Glory ~
Green esrihsn pots, bladders and musty seeds,
Remnants of pack thread, and old cakes Of roses,
Thiny scattered to make up show,'
But fairly bends beneath lis load that actually to
a Sa nss again. .a G and Brick
be erode 10 dea with mpunity. we wish 1t always dstct
understood, that make in quality what the
refuses to hold IN Quantities. BOND KELL0GG.
BOND &c KELLOGG
RE not to be outdcne undersod by body. are
TM G Il ssse. s y &c OF DRUGS AND PAINTS
We'll selected Of good quality, and VIII be sold low Tor cash
l.zl-u Upper 81. Paul.
RECEIVED and for sale by The Md SsT5e or
INsEED OIL, at
Il les6.n BOND KELLoGG's.
ARD OIL at FeaSY mai u ,is' s 81
r1RoM jules Haueps at
i..5-iI BOND 1ELLoso's, City Drug Store.
LIVERY THING IN THE DRUG LINE, may be found at the
less-tf BOND KELLOGG.
Woods Celebrated Hair Restorative.
kELLoSG are wholesale Agents Tor the Territory,
price, $ico 5000 and $500 per bottle large supply
jeiI-u
TO Hotel and HOusekecpers.
DURE FRENCH COOKING EXTRACTS all kinds, by the
gross, dozen, bottle These are elegant
for avoring the culinary department Of Household The
varieties Celery, NUTMEG, Rasberry Strawberry Pine
Apple, Nectar, Apricot, Pear, Banana, Mulberry Coffee,
vanilla, L mon, and Rose. Call on
jell-tf BOND KELLOGG.
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedies,
CCITApLE for the times,
- je-ll-tf BOND & KELLOGG,S Cheap Drug Store.
GLAss-GLAss-GLAss AND CLAsswARE!:
STEAMBOAT LOAD, just received from Pittsburg without
n raihpment or breakage It's first quaity-was
bought lowthe freight low and It sold very
BOND s KELLOGG'S,
jell-tf st. Anthony street, Upper Town.
THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT..
DERSONS might from the rush and hustle q whole
sale rade that prescriptions and retailing would
or 1T is not Bond gives his time
these departmen and eneavors combine
with precision despatch hold everything
connected with our business, and especially the
medicines and parcels, should be neQncss
accuracy, system and competent kn1iclcdge.
jrll-f BOND & KELLOGG.
CONCLUSION.
3TTls useless to en mum, stn we keep
4" word to the wise is sunicient.''
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GEO. n. PROPER. ~ s8 CARLOS WILCOX.
PROPER WILCOX,
Dssles In Real Estas, Practical SsyreyoS esd General

4
, GO. :. :. Hopper w,IcSxsL Loo .'.''..
or'.e. in sA' y. Land . o@s. ,,,, s..
viii .ttendto the purchase and sal. village and city
other important localities. Particular attention given to sur
veyng and entering lands in the Pneres
take. pa Collecting Sens 81. oee
All business entrusted to us win receive prompt and careful
PoNTIAc, MicH-Hon c. 7. Copeland, Judge I'd Judicial
L.rEGns MIeMuIcn n Hart prest Port Huron and
PITrsnunoH, PA-A~tin Loomis, ESQ.,, Stock and Ex-
DuRLINcTox, vr.-nev. worhinston Smith, D. D., pres't
w. NJ. Farrand ~ Denedct Professor Mathematics and
ORWELL VTIion os~c oss OF
Troy, n. Y-P N. Corl'i, ESQ.,, Cashier Union Bank
Ieny, NJ Alex Nicely, ESD, Pres't iselv,cre Bank
SAINT rAuL.-Ex-Govsrnor Alex Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
Fort sNELLlNo; NJ T.1Eranklin steele, Esq:
gster U. s. Land once; X. p. Russell, Receiver.
LAND FOR SALE.
n nes IN tear 81 81. Anh"ny valuable claims within
power twenty acres immediately town: large
Der of lots In the ousbing Minneapolis, Shak
opcc, lie Sucnr and Mankato.
d.c27-tf PROPER e WILCOX.
WANTED.
"A Warrants, Currency Drois. &c, at the
dec27-tf PROPER G. WILCOX.
VIM. J. PARSONS,
Attorney, Solicitor and General agent,
Corner First and NcOet Ss., peiis sofa.
(Brick Buiidiny.)
INVESTMENTS made at point in the Territory, and all
business In the Courts Of the Territory, the Supreme
OF the United States, promptly attended to- jes-1y
CHEAP! PRETTY AND DURABLE!
WHAT?
The Boots and Shoes offered for sale at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
WHO SAID SO7
Every who has purchased this establishment II
there any who doubt for them
selves, for
Il. w. MORSE s. CO.,
Arc bound to please their which way
the wind blows;
"Come along. along. make delay,
Come from every quarter-conie from every way,'
Our stock is large emu ,h-ion't be alarmed,
For we sell neat slipper, seneel shoe,
which will weigh IS pounds cheaper than
Territory. je6-tf
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REGULAR MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.

, u-~- .. TIE NEW AND LIGHr-DRaFr STEAMER
kss&Sst1a II. s. ALLEN, G. n. FAIRNAx, Master, will
culsr between 81. Paul and The towns Q
the Minnesota River. Shippers and rely this
boot remaining the Trade. For freight passage
board, or to y.R. IRVINE CO., Upper Isndise.
je30-tf BORrP CHANPIIN. Lover Landing.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-10
CONCLUSION.
TINS useless to enuneratc we keep
THE CITY DRUG STORE.
g A word to the wise is suflicient'
jel6-tf BOND & KELLOGG,
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsnIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSEIIP.
ST. PAUL, July Sd, 1865.
HE Copartnershp heretofore existing between subscri
bers under the name Of j. II. McDogGALL Co., is this
day dissolved, by mutual affairs the late firm
will be adjusted and the business continued the old stand by
WREN, GROFF REGALLY.
JAMES II. McDOCGALL,
JNO. V. WREN.
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