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Colonel KINNEY, of famous memory, has
it is said, purchased, for the sum of $780,
600, all the interest of Messrs. Shepherd &
Haley, in the land granted them in 1889,
by the late Mosquito King. The Aspinwall
Courier says:
These lands embrace about thirty millions
of acres, bounded On the north by Great river,
south by a line extending west from King
Buppan, near Boca del TOrO west by the
Spanish mountains, the immemorial limit be-
tween the Indian and Spanish and American
race AMI having on the east Il length of sea
coast extending three hundred and fifty miles
The tract of country thus included may be con-
sidered the most productive in its extent upon
the globe Every variety of agricultural pro-
duce belonging to the temperate or torrid zone
may be cultivated with success upon the low
lands of the sea coast, or the elevated. healthy
plains of the interior.
Besides the substantial staples Of grain and
cattle, there is no limit to the amount of coffee,
cocoa, cochineal, indigo, cotton, sugar and to-
baccO, that may be raised on its teeming soil.
Rosewood, mahogany and other costly woods
cover large tract and the mineral wealth,
including gold, silver, coal and copper, al
though of unquestiHnablc existence, yet waits
for their development by the improving hand
of man.
This immense region-large enough for 4
princpality-- been purchased by Col.kin-
ney in addition to his one million seven hun
dred thousand acres in the grazing and mining
district of Chontales, which is situated on the
northeast shore of Lake Nicaragua. He has
now made arrangements for the establishment
of colonies in all parts of his domain.
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HENRY RAMSEY, EsQ.-We regret to
learn that information was received from
New Orleans, yesterday, by Ex-Governor
Ramsey, of the death, in that city, on the
9th instant, of his brother, Henry Ramsey,
who has fallen victim to the Yellow Fe-
yer.
Mr.. Ramsey was in the full promise of Il
useful and profitable life, and his residence
in this Territory during the last two years,
has made him widely and wellknown, as Il
gentleman and business man. In his So
clal relations he was universally respected
and conrted, and the gentle tone of his
somewhat diffident habits, joined with a So
lid and acknowledged worth, made him just
ly to be generally esteemed. His business
character stood above reproach.
In the last year Mr. Ramsey has been
engaged in business at Manonin, and not
long since went to New Orleans on visit.
The sad result comes with distressing pow
er upon those who were near and dear to
him.
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REVIVAL OF BUSINESS AT LOWELL. Mass

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS AT LOWELL, Mass.
The Lowell News says:
1--WE hear that the managers of Lowell
Mills are actively engaged in securing all the
help that offers, and are putting every spindle
and loom into motion as fast as they can find
operatives to run them. The carpet mills
much OF whose machinery was lying idle some
months ago, is now busy in every part with
a good prospect ahead.
The opinion seems to be that all our facto-
ries are able to see good time coming with
a smart spell of it,"
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Cincinnati, September l8.-The second an
nual convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association, met here to-day.
About 100 delegates were present, coming
from all parts of the Union.
Mr.. Langdon was appointed President
Very interesting statements in regard to the
state of the Society in different parts
Of the Union were read
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New CLoTHING- Mr.. Cooley, of the
wcllknown firm of Whine & Cooley, on
Roberts Street, has returned home with as
fine and varied an assortment of Clothing
as ever reached St. Paul. This enterpris-
ing firm is always doing better, and ever in
the van of fashOn-dOm.
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NOTICE.



sEi Il ANT to section three OF the entitled An
act prescribing rules and regulations for the execu
lion Il the trusts arising under the act of Congress
e' An act for the relief ofczens towns upon la nd
IF the lied States. under certain circumstance
passed March sd, 1855:
IubIic Notice is hereby given, that the eigheeAti.
day OF August A. ID 1855, the subscriber entered at the
Land Office at Red Wing, NJ T., the lands constituting
the site of the town of SHAkUPEE, in the county OF
Scott NJ T. in trust for the several use and benefit OF
TIA" occupants thereof according respective inter
e,t Which lands are described in the duplicate receip
Il Ia" Receiver for the money received by him in pay
m"ni '""nfr, rs follows.-lOts five sin seven and
-@it, and IL" south half If the South East quarter OF
section one III Township No. hundred and ffteerl
N"rih at Range Twenty Three West, containing tws
tnirci and tpry seven and thirty six hun
dredthS
Each and every person, citation company Of
persons claiming to be occupant occupants I'll
have or possess, be entitled to the right pane
or possession OF such lands any block lot, parcel d
share h"fe' is required by the fourth section the sal
act t" I'll" within sixty days after the first publication
tins notice IN the office Of the subscriber at Belle Fianc
III sand county o Scott, statement in writing cOntann
accurate description of the particular pieces part
thereof in which he, she they respectively claim
have any interest and the specific right interest or
tate which lie She they respectively claim to en
tied to receive, be- forever barred thereof
a. G. CHATFIE1D,
Dated sept ID, 1888. Judge &C.
Sept :. daw Nv
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The Minnesota Valley.

A recent trip up the Minnesota Valley,
the enquiries we made, and the evidences
of popular feeling we saw, enable us to
speak most cheeringly of the prospects OF
the true Democracy in that region. The
questions in politics which are now agitated
are most warmly discussed, and the rela-
tive merits of the different candidates care
fully considered DAVID OIMsrED, and the
time-hOnored principles of equal and exact
Justice to all men, against Spectators and
their kindred horde of leechcs, are the
watch-words of the great mass of the peo-
pie. and their action shows every day, more
and more, their utter reputation of Fl. NJ.
RICE.
Blue Earth does not, and cannot forget
or forgive the man who, for his own private
purposes, planted there those moral and
public pests, the thieying Winnebagoes
and Traverse DIES Sioux is anxious to know
what has become of her ancient trade with
Pembina, which brought activity, interest
and profit to her village-which filled her
warehouses with goods, and her cabins with
traders. She wishes to know, and will know,
whether or not it is owing to the eflcrts of
Mr.. RICE, that this trade is being diverted
to Lake Superior \ deep and earnest
feeling prevails, which cannot be mistaken,
and which no paid political orators such as
follow in the train of MeSSrS RICE and MAR
SHALL could possibly excite. 1t is a feel
ing called into action by matters and things
which have TRANSFERRED, and are transpring
before the very eyes of the people OF the
Minnesota Valley and which cannot be
gIozed over or hid by the hirelings Of Mr..
RICE
But there are good OIMsrED canvassers
in the Valley, though not paid ones, and
among them is Mr. j. MORTON, Of the Val
lev House, at Traverse DIES Sioux, which,
by the way, is one of the best Hotels along
the Minnesota. This cd soldier, who has
been in two wars besides being one of the
most gentlemanly and attentive of land
lords, is an ardent advocate of Mr.. OLMsTED,
and promises a heavy majority Tor him in
NicoIlet County He will leave no stone
unturned to make his word good.
On the other side of the river, lie Seur
is moving in the contest for DAVE, and
old Scott, having decided for him in her
precincts, has her champions in the field to
do battle. Every where throughout the val
ley the people are moving in the right di-
rection Every day gives the friends of the
cause reason for increased rejoicing, and it
is Il thing made already certain that the
Minnesota Valley,-a country which las
never received favor from Mr.. II. NJ.
RICE, but on the contrary has been cursed
by his reasonable deserton OF the interests
of the Territory to promote his own,-
will, at the next election, mete out to him,
the measure which he has meted out to
them Their wrath is kindled, and he will
be made to feel the anger which he has
causeleSsly and mercilesSly awakened, to
subservc his own miserable purposes, and
those of spectators and aliens to Minnesota
interests like him.
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From tie lIon Thomas H. Benton Seua tor from Missouri
" lIrY .lIna
From the Bon. Richard NJ. johnson.

FRANKFORT, KY, House of Rep.
Jan. 22d, Is43
Dear rir-I have received your letter of the 3D. ex
pressing N"dr intention of visiting the West Indies with
The expectation OF teaching the art of writing 1t give.
lie great pleasure to give my testimonial of your useful
nea and great proficiency in profession and your
high standing As citizen Of reputation and good charac
Yer; ana wherever you may go hope may receive
the friendship and patronage of all honOrab BILE and good
men ] am your frcnd and your obedient servant
K. VI. JOHNSON.
levi noibear, Esq, New Orleans. La
81. ladl. July % 1853 v,t
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For the Pioneer.
SHAKoPEE, Sept. 20, 1855.

The voters Of Shakopee Precinct met in pri-
mary meeting to-day, for the purpose of nomi-
mating delegates to the County Convention to
be held in this place on the oath instant, for
the purpose of nominating members of the le-
gislature, and county officers.
Considerable excitement was manifested; two
tickets being nominated.
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Sioux PAyMESr-It is expected that a
payment in money and goods will be made
by Major Murphy at Red Wing on the
18th Of next month TO Mdcwakantons
and Wahpekutays. Another payment will
be made to the SissetonS ut Yellow Medi-
cine.
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ANNNERsARy.-The annual meeting of
the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions was held at Utica, on the
18th inst
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DMAGED-The recent heavy rains, have
rather seriously damaged the grade work
on the streets now being opened ut the
junction Of Jackson and Fourth Streets -
a large amount of earth has been washed
down.
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New BooKs.-Dahl, on Robert Street,
has received and opened a new and large
supply of Catholic Books, of the most APP
proved character His stock of Stationery
is very fine.
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MrLAkpENTEuR has got another steam
boat load, more or less, of all sorts of goods
in his line-and his line is pretty extern
sive one.
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NAvAL~-The L. S. sloop of war Dale,
arrived at Monrovia on the 10th June, from
Porto Praya, and sailed again on the Goth.
All we'll.
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r q Il Y ID !

INV Err WANTED, for small sOrrel MULE ia
~ Ken up on the Goth inst. Said Mule has a blac X
stripe down the back and shoulders, had short
piece OF rope around his neck. The owner will please
prove property and pay charges to
}. w. BASS & CO..
Aug. o. lS55-dtf Lower Landing
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Providence, September, 19.-The jewelry
store OF Geo. Baker in this city, was broken
open last night and about $4,000 worth of
watches stolen.
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The following was the result ::

You will observe as very significant fact
that - the traitor. in the last meeting, as al
legged in the "Democrat,' has been elected by
a handsome vote
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Gsg~THE TRAVEL ut the East, mt the pre-
sent time, is said to be unprecedently great
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@ DROUGHr exists in 4 great degree il
Rhode Island.
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PUBLIC LBRARY.-The Corner Stone Of
the Public Library Of Boston is to be laid
with Masonic ceremonies, the Grand Mas
ter of the order officiating
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DCLEEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK.
KEEPING ACADEMY


& !.i' the store of Marshall & Co.. on Wabashaw
~ Stree VIII be kept open the entire year Hours ot
attendance from 10 l2 A. NJ, and from 2 to 9P.M
ny his system OF writing better business hand ac
G'hr N is" weeks than by years practice by the old
Inpt,Ird.
NJ cr'tin@ OF the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil l. enabled to write with ease freedom and rapiitv
Several bundled specimens of improvements of pupil,
itom |" % years of age, can be at his rooms
Students IN Book Keeping uiH be instructed in such
a manner as to render them practically familiar nth
S Sc''ace, and fto enter the Countng-room or Store
; pit. 81, 1855.
From the lion Thomas IL Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CITY, June &c 1913.
i'Ni I"ihcag, $q.-Sir-COnSierinS a good hand
wiring to be not only an accom- ishment but a
:" success to engaged in business greatly APP
plaud Your merorOus eXertOnS to improve the clrog-
rapiy oi the age. A gentleman, lady either who
writes badly, never writes willingly and consequent,
often TAIL to write when they should and when they do
write, it is done at the last with ha ste and i'm
patience and consequently with faults of all kinds often
committing and injuring both the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Washington every in you
lau'ialle undertakings, remain yours respectfully
THOS. II. BENTON
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Joseph UiIlllasln

Joseph 4 iElllaElRa.
has now in store and for sale the following SUPERB
III or brands ofliquors:
10 bbls Otard Dupuy Brand -paIe, l64G
ii do Seignette do dark
90 do Brandy, all brands.
Is do New York Brandy.
SO do common do
10 do Rye Whisky
10 do old MOnongahela Whisky.
100 do Cincinnati x ST. Louis double rcciiGtI do.
25 baskets champagne, best brand
o5 do Rhenish Wine, different brands
50 boxes st. Julien Medoc Wine.
20 do Hant Santem do
bbls Port Wine.
6 pipes Holland Gin.
10 bbls domestic G n.
do Madeira and Malaga Wine.
different kinds Brandy Btters
boxes DAbsinthe.
25 bbls Vinegar.
cases Claret Wine.
10 bbls apple Cider.
10 dc Crackers.
$4,000 Cigars-different brands.
20 boxes Chewing Tobacco, of all kinds
Imported Cheese, of all kinds.
% pair Counter Scales.
Store in COuters new brick block jackson street.
near Fourth Sept. 22-dtf
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Miss FITCH may be consulted to terms &c, at tn
school rooms every morning from to clock until tn
school "penS--at other hours at the opal Mission
Aug. 30. ,tf
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
Kept BY MORTON PACE, Druggists, Third st. S. Paul.
RIVER NEWS.

Nae Eight steamboats, were at the Levee
at one time yesterday the largest number of
the season.
sA-The staunch little steamer H. S. Allen,
will leave to-day for Traverse dcs Sioux. The
recent and continued rise in the Minnesota,
enables her to do this easily. Her energetic
captain deserves much praise for announcing
this trip, as there are many whose interests
will be promoted by it.
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DISSOLUTION OFpaRrNExsH,p.

vHNlE partnership heretofore existing between n
Il Chouteau lr n Co of St. Louis, and Charles vi
borup OF tbs place, under the name and style of "M
hesoa ontht ana Sioux Outfit" is hereby dissolved b|
mutual consent The business accounts and 4
lhe concern belong the said p. Chouteau Jr Co
VINO assumes all liabilities, and who receives all
ceeds, or on accounts due the concern.
p. CHOUTEAU JR 4 CO.,
CHARLES w. BORUP.
-: raul, August 81, 1855. sep 1-d1t w4t
(hinnesota papers cOpy-One ns ertiOn in Dailies
one month in Weekes.)
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'Ihii. GIRLS SCHOOL, in connection 9TH Christ
l. Ch rch Cedar street. will open again on Thursday
next sept 9th, under the care of
MISS CARRIE f.. FITCH.
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DEPARTED.

Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
q" Alhambla, Galbett, Galena.
J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river.
Luella, Boyce, Gaiena.
Steamer Kate Cassel. ST Louis
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ARRIVED.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Equator, -, down river
I" Time and Tide, Rob ,rts, Galena. =
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OFF TODAY,

Steamer ii. S. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota river.
Equator, -, down river.
Time and Tide, Roberts, down river
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Marble! Marble :

lust received at the Minnesota Marble Works, cor
q ner jackson and Seventh streets, st. Paul, a
chO ice lot of American and Italian Monuments Tomb
Stones, Marble Chimney Pieces, Furniture Slabs, &c
Those wishing to erect suitable and lasting tribute
TO the memory of their friends, will do we'll to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
Sept. 81, ls55-dawtf J.F. TOSTEVIN X co.
HOUSE TO LET.
A SPLENDID TWO STORY HOUSE, known as
"A the Kennedy House, situated on the corner Of
Fourth and Roberts streets, Lower st. Pau, T.
For particulars apply to w. b. MCGRORTY,
At his Store on Roberts street.
st. Paul. Sept. IS, 1855. sepl4dtf
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Special Notices.
TERRITORIAL AGRICULTURAL so.
CIETY

AEkRfTORIAL AGRICULTURAL SO.
CIETY.
No'ice is hereby given that there will be meeting
OF the Territorial Agricultural Society. at MINNEAPOLIS
on the first Wednesday and Thursday oe October nex,
The Territorial Society will meet on the ahove nomed
days with the Hennepin County Society sr tho mr..
pose of holding Fair.
The two Societies will meet together on the occasion
Farmers, mechanics, and the citizens at large ,brouh
out the Territory, respectfully requested to be in
attendance 1t is hoped they will bring stock products
oithe dairy, mechanical productions and everything
that may be interesting TO the Minnesota community at
large.
suitable preparations will be made for the display of
all articles intended for the exhibition All papers pub
lshed in the Territory friendly Agricultural and Me-
chanical pursuits, requested publish this notice.
and also as much fthe premium list as they see fit
JOHN II. STEVENS, President.
EDWARD MURPHY, Secretary.
FOR SHERIFF.
A. W. TULLls will be candidate before the people
Tor election as SHERIFF of the County of Ramsey.
st Paul, Sept. 20, 1855. dte,
"A Card.
N C.PRICE, Dentist late ofst. Lou ,z~
~ Is. Office Ovef the Bookstore of SS--IE-@Aa
Combs IL Brother. Office hours fronVYyS&SS
y A. NJ. 10 4 p M Aug. 24-dtf d11y
Dr. begs to refer to the following gratuitous letter
winch has been kindly furnished by the Dental Proes.
sion of St Louis, among whom he has for the past five
years been practising
,r c.. ST LOUIS, Aug. 10, 1855.
10 the Citizens Of st. Paul, Minnesota:
Dr. ID. c. PRICE, having praetised his Profession
successfully in our city for years, known to US
as competent and skul Dentist, and we cheerfully
recommend him as deserving the confidence and patron
aye oi the public G. w. SPALDING. ID ID.
Corner Fifth and Olive streets
ii. MCKELLOPS,
No. 81 Fifth streets
HENRY BARRON
South west corner Fourth & Market streets
AARON BLAKE,
No. G2 Fourth street
f. HALE,
sept "a 81 Washington Avenue
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Another Mammoth Stock!
The Boston Clothing Store Replenished

iAAOVACI NANMANOVM StOCA
The Boston Clothing Store Replenished
~ G. GRISWOLD has just returned from the East
u cities with a large fashionable and eect as
soriment of
FALL q. WINTER CLOIIIINGt !
Consisting of every article usually found in his line
trade. He has Coats PaHtaOons, Vests, Shirts Draw
ers, Hats and Caps Cloaks, Shawls Hosiery, Hand
kerch iefs Cravats, Collars, &C., &C.
In short, his stock is complete one, and the largest
ever brought to ST Paul 1t has been selected with the
greatest care and with a knowledge of the wants Of
those who reside in this climate during the winter
son.
FOR THE LADIES,
He has beautiful assortment of Furs, designed pre-
vent the &C winds of Heaven from visiting them 90
roughly"
FOR THE GENTS,
He has Shawls and Fur Overcoats of various kinds
protect them from the rule blasts of winter" in this
hyperbOrean region.
In short, his goods numerous for erumera-
him he will be pleased to show you beautiful and val
liable array of Clothing. Sept. l5-df
CHEAP PLUSH CAPS.
LARGE assortment of Plush Caps, of all colors
n styles and prices, and in quantities larger, and
prices cheaper than any in Minnesota Terr,orv
Sept. 5-dtf E. HATCH CO.,
ST. Anthony street, next the PRESBYTERIAN Church
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
At Auction.
w Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, SattineIts. Prints |
Delanes, Shtngs &c, to the highest bidder for Cash
commencing Monday evening, Sept oath
- SANIELLE & CO.,
Worlds Fair Store, corner Third Roberts sts
sept zz.leo5 d3t |
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NOTICE.

NOlHCEe
flNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il Chouteau .Jr. x Co. OF St Louis and Henry H. Si
ley, under the name and style of Northern Outfit.
comprising the business of Minnesota and Sioux Outfit
has expired by limitation. The said T. ChOuteau Jr
Company having upon final settlement assumed the lii
bites Of the concern, all of the business Of Sioux Quit
remains in charge Of the said ii. II. Sibey for adju
ment and the said Sbey is hereby authorized to act
our behalf the west side OF the Mississippi River
this Territory, Mr.. John s. Prince being an Agent on
side of said River. p CHOIIi'EAU In 4 70
Sept. ], 1S55-d1t wat H. H. SHIRLEY
lMinnesota papers copy-ene insertion in Dailies al
four insertions in Weeklies)
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DAHL AND NEW BOOKS

STANDARD CATHOLIC BOOKS-BIBLES MIS-.
SAILS, RELIGIOUS TALES, ETC.
ALL, on Roberts street, has just received an en-
Books OF the most approved character in the Catholic
Church Many Of them superb editions and are got
up in the finest style.
He has also a large assortment of miscellaneous
works, Stationery, Wall Papers, &C. Call and see.
st. Paul, Sept. rs, 1855. DIFF
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS
w. X. MARSHALL. President
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
>. w. WALKER Secretary.
A. ii. CATHCART Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
w. r. Marshall, Il. M. Marshall, w. E. Hunt
Alex. Rey, C. 7. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. T. Chamhlh, A. 5. Elicit, A. l.. Larpen eur
David Day, Isaac Markley, C.. w. Turnbull
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesday
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday Of each
month.
ST. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following list of rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought solI is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP K CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers Saint Paul.
Exchange New York III cent,
On St Louis -. ............ r.
Oh CHc'H'........ ............... - r -
on uaiena. Observation-Disclosures. AZ :"
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.