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WinSlOW House.

Junction Of Saint Anthony, Eagle, and Fort N5en
SAINT PAUL.
II. A. PARKER, Proprietor.
HAVING taken this large and comilodious House
IL respectfully solicit share of public patronage
The building is new, having only been opened in Jul,
last, and expense has been spared in furnishing
offers to the travelling public that great desderatun
home. Being situated in the most business portion Of
the city, visitors, on business pleasure will find IL
to their advantage to stop with The proprietor
will spare pains furnish their table with every lux
ury the market affords.
Cr Connected with this Hotel il a Livery SraL 4.
prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and other,
good turnouts. II. A. PARkER
St. Paul, Nov. 81, 1654-d&wly.
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New GooDs.--Look at the advertisement
of the new goods which Messrs. Woodbury.
& Putnam have opened in their new store
in the Piooneer buildings. They are just
commencing business here, and do so with
an ample stock, and all the means of trans
acting an extensive business.
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CooL-Thc thief who recently stole ST.
600 of the notes of the Peninsular Bank of
Detroit, has returned the money, less the
reward OF $500, which he retains. The
notes are new, and may be easily detected
by the name Of NJ. j. Holmes, who counter
signed them His name is not npon any
other notes
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4ar Col. j. B. Grayson, stationed at Detroit
for some time past, has been ordered to Santa
Fe, and left on Monday, accompanied by Major
Whilden. Captain j. S. Abel succeeds Col.
Grayson at Detroit Capt. A, was an officer
at the battle of Lundy's Lane.
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=. a. b!SsELL, Proprietor.
ME subscriber has leased for term of years the
Il SMELLING HOUSE. formerly occupied by Coulson
on Fort street The House has undergone thorough re-
pairing and IS newly furnished and he faters himself
that he will be able give satisfaction to all who
vor him with call. There is good sabling connected
with the house.
IS Connected with the above house is q good livery
establishment, where persons always procure good
horses and carriages for visits to the the Ter
rtory. april 2idtf
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ALTERED NorEs.-Thompson's Reporter
Of the 18th inst, says:
Great care shoald be exercised in taking
notes that have parts cut ont of them.
Rogucs are making notes ont Of 4, or 6
notes ont Of 5. Banks generally refuse to
redeem such notes-and they are getting
quite thick.
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INDIAN DANcE.--Almost everybody who
,ould get horse and buggy, OR vehicle Of
any sort, yesterday, started for Fort Smell
lng to see the Winnebagoes dance; it hav-
Ing been reported here that the red men had
made extensive preparations for feast and
! festival.
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MAYO L. Co., on Third street, are in the
field, it will be seen, by their card in another
column. They are among the foremostsof
our merchants, and are always supplied with
stoves, hardware, etc, in all varieties and Of
the best qualities.
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Special Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THERE will be a special meeting Of the officers and
members Of ST. Paul Lodge No. and Iennepn Lodge
No. 4, !. o. o. f. this friday morning, the 25,h
inst, at hsli-psst eight O'clock at Odd Fellows Hail.
&c. TERRY, N. G. st. p. l..
z. M. PATRIDoE, Sec'y
J.P. OWENS, N. G. II. l..
Z. E. SHAfFEx, Sec'y.
my 24dlt
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THoxPsoN's BANK MORE REPoRrER.-We
ire indebted to Truman NJ. Smith fer the
attest number Of this standard periodical
il should be III every counting room and
klace Of business.
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~ The whole length Of the coast Of
our western lakes is 5000 miles, of which
5000 is in the United States.
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Mendoza House.

Mendoza, Minnesota Territory.
nj ESSRS. CRISWELL FLYNN respectfully announce
XNl to the public that they have taken this
and beautifully situated Hotelat the mouth the Min
nesota River, and opposite Fort Sneling-and
open and ready for the accommodation Of strangers and
travellers.
No pains viii be spared TO- accommodate both and
animals to the satisfaction of the travelling public
April H. 1854. dtms
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ihe Chicago Democrat of the 18th May furnishes the
following quotations Flour, city mills and family
brands 50 25 country brands So SCOT 90 for
s7G7 80 for winter wheat four 81 6o0s Is for extra
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 soy Wheat common
and fair spring 81 376l 4o prime and choice for milling
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a@- Always laugh when you can; it is
a cheap medicine. Mirthfulness is philos-
ophy not we'll understood. 1t is the sunny
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C0Iner Of Nam and Green Xyeett
GALENA, ILL.
JOHN C. PARKS, -. Proprietor.
Late of Virginia HOTEL 81. Louis
VuNHISHOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready
Il for the reception Of company. IT is the largest
House in the North West-was built for a lrst.class
House, and has all the Conveniences OF the best Eastern
Houses.
The rooms large and elegantly furnished. Trav.
eers visiting Galena will find the DeSoto pleasant
snd agreeable home.
Galena, April l9, 1855. Apd2n,
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
District Court, Ramsey County,
Second Judicial District. !
Robert kloty gainst James Carter and
Patrick srahan, partners, under the Summons for
name of "James Carter A. corr Relief.
Abram NJ. Fridley and J. w. Tullis
To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint in this action which has been ed iii the
Office of the Clerk of this Court, at St. Paul. ia said
County Of Ramsey and to serve copy Of your answer
The said complaint the subscribers at their Office
ST. Paul aforesaid within twenty days after the
vice hereof of the day of such servce and II
you fail answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated ST. Paul, April 25th, 1855. myl6w3w
AMES Il VAN ETTEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR PROFIT.
A PERSON who can command from $1,000 to $500
IA In Cash. secure all the right and interest In
business being transacted In ST. Paul, and paying
profit Of two hundred per The owner Is about
leave the Territory for the South Enquire at this Of
nce.
ST. Paul. May "a, div
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TO H Mt.
A FINE, large we-lghted room for Office, TO rent
"A. in the Empire Block, ST. Anthony street-can be
made into: wO fine rooms. Apply to
NJ Il. PATTERSON,
May l9, 55-dtf. On the premises.
BY EXPR ESS.
A LII the late novels just received per Express at
n Nov. 80, 1S54-dtf DAHL'S.
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u I L. d.

DIED..
In ST. Paul, on the 18th inst, WILLIAM EDMONDS,
aged 80 years, and recently from Philadelphia.
The members Of St. Paul Lodge No. and Hennepin
Lodge No. A. l. o. o. F., respectfully invited
tend his funeral which will take place this morning
at 10 O'Clock, from Holland Place.
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LOST!

LOST!
oN tina 18th inst, somewhere between the house of
M A. REY and the Lower Levee, TWO BLACK
MEMORANDUM POCKET BOOKS, containing papers
offmportance to the owner.
suitable reward will be paid to the finder by leav.
ing them the Warehouse Of A. REV, lower ievee st
Paul. HENRY B. WELSH.
May 10, 55--dlw.
ID ECORDS Of Rabblston Parish, for sale at
III Sep. 1.dtf C.HOWITz co - Dookstore'M
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ATLANTA MONEY.

A LfEANDkR REY will take any quantity Of ATLANTA
"A BANK BILLS in payment for old debts, and will
ceve 1t to amount for current sales at his warehouse
Lower Levee Nov. "a, 1854.
nov24tf ALEXANDER REY.
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NOTICE 10 MY CUSTOMERS, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
HEREAFTER will only be found at my stall, In
IL the st. Paul Market House, on Mondays, w ednes-
days, and Saturdays. This arrangement vii! com
mence Monday the goth instant. will still Dc pre-
pared, on those days. to supply the public Win the
choicest qualities Of FRESH MEATss
Feb Is, le55.td G. sCOCV'
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D0tela.
American House,

s. LONG, Proprietor.
TIME Projectors OF the American House respectful
Il ly announce to their old patrons, and strangers
visiting Saint Paul. that their popular hotel has been
thoroughly renovated and fitted up with and ele-
giant furniture, and that they prepared to entertain
those who may favor them with their patronage in
manner 10 fully sustain the character their
the leading hotel of the capital Of Minnesota.
u Connected with the American is Il Livery Stable
prepared to furnish pleasure partes and Others with
elegant turnOuts. Aprl9dly
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St Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following list of the at which ,ureien bank
notes and exchange bought and Sold is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BoRUp CAKES. Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange on New York
On St Louis - = e cent.
~,~eo''
'''' '''' ~
Eastern Exchange bought at par for curreocy
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
Aem by MORTON PACE, Druggists Third st., ST. Paul.
May %. THURSDAY. So ;; ~ = ~ :,
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j. G. DOW,

j. G. DOW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Raaings, Minnesota Territory.
WILL attend the Courts in Dakota, Goodhue Houston
w and Fillmore Counties, in Minnesota, and Pierc
County Wisconsin. sept2l 54-wG
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BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
W.R. MARSHALL pre.ident
THOMAS FOSTER Vice Pre,ident.
s. w. WALKER Secretary
4. II. CATHCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
w. Il: Marshall, T. NJ. Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex Rey, G. T. Whitney 8 w Walker
A. T. Chambln, A. s. Elicit, A. L. Larpenteur.
David Day, Isaac Markiev, g, w. Turnbull.
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary Directors meet the first and third Tuesdays
Of each month Board meets first Wednesday Of each
month.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

SCHOOL FOK BOI De
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened al
n the School Building the grounds OF the Epis-
cOpal Mission, Mr.. GEORGE F. KELLIE, an experlenc
ced and highly competent instructor having cnalge o.
will hear the regulations in the classics, and give bis
personal attention daily for part OF each Day mr..
cnpacity as teacher and skill in the government and
;sr;nI;nye Of the school room. April 25-dtf
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PRIME HAVANA CIGARS.
VUIE Best Brands the day-selected from the stock
Il of one Of the largest importers in Philadelphia
Warrant to be Of the finest quality and flavor. No
finer lot has ever been received in ST. Paul.
WOOLFF Il STEEVER,
Democrat Building, opposite Post Office.
st. Paul. May IL, 1855. DIT
C.. II. OFT,
HAS Just arrived with his large stock Of Plastering
III Materials, and is ready to supply hisCustom-
his warehouse, adjoining his residence the
Capitol. lie has also for sac and will ep constantly
hand good article Of Plaster Paris, Cement HAIR
White Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manufactur
ed in the TerritOry-cOnssting in part as follows:
1000 bushels OF Plastering Hair
20 barrels of Plaster Paris;
25 1" best article of Cement water lime.
1000 barrels Of White Finishing Lime;
And any quantity Of other Lime-al Of which he Will
sell upon reasonable terms for cash.
will also continue my business Builder or Plss
Thankful for past favors and solicts contlnu
ance oft same. CHAS p. SCOTT.
ST. Paul, May 81, l555.-dtf.
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GROvELAND, GARDEN AND NURSE
RY,
NEAR the Halfway House, between st. Paul and
IN st. Anthony We have the pleasure Of offering to
he public the coming spring, choice lot OF Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahlas, &c. Also
Garden and Flower seeds in large small quantities
Feb. 8, le55.wly L. NJ. FORD T. co.
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COMMERCIAL.

u Weather chansesble and cool; Threatening rain
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without The ultraisms which usual,g rep,esen,
/ il in books.
"hy Confession" embodies series Of high.
wrought tales mostly Illustrative of experience.
in wOman's life, sketched with free and bold
hand, and often approaching the borders where
the distinction between representation aud SYM
patty vanishes N the glow Of compositor.
The tone of all these stories is intense, bus il
appears to come from the natural mood of the
writer's mind, without being dashed up into a
fui! of artistic excitement. Deep passion is
their prominent Characteristic, but it is com
bfDed with an air of elfpo-session that indi-
Gates fund Of reserved power. The style is
terse and vigorous to degree rarely met with
now a-days in fictitious writings designed 70
tickle the popular taste. Its firm, decided
msreh betrays a profitable study of the best
models, and toe possession Of no common To-
teileetusl energy and elasticity. If this is the
hrst production of the anonymous writer. it
must De regarded as evidence of an indisputable
vocation to literary activity.
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THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The undersigned do, in behalf Of themselves and
Of the citizens of Ovid and vicinity respectfully IN
wife all persons sbnthe State, Interested in the Oh
iect to attend meeting in this town, on wednesday
the first day Of August next to hear addresses on The
snbiect Of the Safe Agricultural College and to assist
In devisiIg plans for the promotion of that institution
On the same day tie spacious edhee Just but ~
the Trustees Of Ovid. Academy for the accommoda-
ton Of finale pupils vii be dedicated % the ends Of IL cree
ton. ID, 4. u. n n
The prinFs speakers Tie occasion WI BE- The Rev o.
President Of Geresee COLLEGE and he Hon sIAs
Furou.bs u Medina; however, other gentlemen II ex'
D. cffd vii paIiioipafe 10 The e1ers.ses Il,
The srter the Agricultural College wA secured n ms
xt-r Il 1854 BY The sgruey chiefly II the te hon JOIN
Ie.feld Fsyefe l. had been cont 20 Duf tbe
Cg- or Nj Delsfe ds term, aud had been me 20
he es-r ty procure u thousands " doart,
v IN tbe rroi G. pied by Mr.. D|s sudden demise
Rseeuy TIE Trustees II the Intut0n have coneatrd % s
p uva 70 hi. town whenever the Of 90 required %
thr BY laws hal have be secured % pat % an enilas
bss This ts j. central teantiu add heaty-one 81 ne
te il Leeyed thaf the affords an the people hs
Nav. = m 70 he work We entertain sangutre eK ,ec
cftte success of the undertaking AMI &c that "a ~ u
,slow czeu thrOushcgt tie STATE wi. give u al ~
treuee On day ebovc crested and b. other ~ as "
fhay IL ~ hid coLys uisnf - useOltd, July D. 100.
A a e,. 10Y, !, vpyoRp COMMITTEES.
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A GREAT STORM AND GREATER sr0Ry

The following description Of q hai~torm an, In
tenibIe rsvsges, which recently took place in To
neghborhoodo of Purysburg. South Carolina certain,
echpses anything read Of before II is copci
from The Southern CAyistGs A1rocase, pu, T.hed a.
Charleston, and appears TO be web authenticated:
MR. EDITOR; send you accom-. cf q seyees
hah-s'osm tba, passed through our ncighborh.,pi
aoout o'clock on May g. The storm las.ed for If
~ IN minutes as thick as rain fell Some 90 the
na-e.oues were as large my hat the most Of them
80. '.o nc OF lows eggs. Ny whole place wss as
w. a. ever saw one after snow-s,orin Tho hvel
erOehu was covered SIX inches thick anil A., one ala
of the pargs and in the corners OF The senes The sa
was foot deep. IL beat holes throuch tbs s;nl.s -
the houses. thous ht il was tho last aav sr sa,
thing out Of doors. As coon a. it soprsel h.ssa,
20 ny pasture, expecting 10 find evesy living ,hns +
bad IN TIE world dead bat 10 my astonish.pt o,lx
skull broke. NV 80
We have lost ell the poultry sha, was ou,. and dog
wss killed squirrels were Knocked dead out of the
tree tops and dead binds be found over the felds
My whole crop beat TO pieces. The very bcrk OF the
trees was Knocked oil in patches he size of dollar
ne whole Or,s. l. trimmed NerovCi l,e hail s,ruc1
Ny neghbors north and south OF ne farsl ~ badly
as myself but those east ard wes liz not fare quite So
oad. such storm think never seen before.
some OF Your readers NAV think this n oagh tale; but
out OF the power of zen, ink and paper paint the
torn Tan as bad a. II was; nothing but eNgclioace OF
can convey the true idea | an compelled 10 plant
ny com ever; my Oass are lost and rice may come
The storm happened IN tho vicinity of Purysburg
over part of 81. Peters Parish, s c.
PE'y'barg May 3, 1855 John p RAYMOND
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NEW WORKS IL PREPARATION.

The recently issued Star Papers by HESRY WARD
BEEcnER viii be shortly followed BIZ another book
from the same fertile pen, entitled Plain TAX to Nv
People 1t is to contain the pth of many of his
most effective and brilliant discourses in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, caugh; fresh from his lips by a
Shorthand writer, and rewritten aud polished during
bis leisure weekdays at his country seat in Leuox
The volume is to be of religious character snd viii
dltIer rom bis Lectures to Young Mem by being
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fcgGl Nctlres.

SUPREME COURT.-James w. Phelps against
- Thonts Bsser.-summons g. demand On contract ID
THOMAS BlS,kLL defendant: sr: Yea are hereby sHn-
motcc &c the complaint Ia Oh scion sud serve cory
o. ySt snswcron Eicotvc Citit5augns Soauy Ne"
lois VII twenty lsy eer the service h-fef exclusive 81
ne 90 x eh ryce; and yon fti 70 ans"ef the ssl CON
~ t' .sae the pltilud wiN taAe judgment i'f "a" aA
on * Shue chsfs and incyf0rr cents with intefs no
hc Lt "a af oi February Thousand cg hand.ca aNa
hyt'e' 9c,icts fhe costs q .ui. Aui YOU Wal take no
tco lAt " comp ai1t 10 Ills tcucI tof 10 Tie 'nce OF
tie Crs o. County 0 Carausa on tne sh day II Juue
!s'A ieS itstwy) A. q. RICE, PlIBnG Az rney'
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ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF BoY.-One OF the
greatest outrages that attempted In this sec-
lion Of country was perpetra,ed on Sunday evening,
the LIST inst 1he facts Of the case, they have been
stated TO us are as follows; Benjamin johnson, lad
of about years OF age was on his way from tle res
dence of Bis parents near Eyansburg, TO Sanuei jar
rets near Jeffenonvll?, with whom he had been nv
ing some time past. He overtaken by well
dressed geDiee- Ooking young man in carriage: who
asked the boy where he gong, ana then told nun
that as be was going Jef.rsonyilIe If he would get
in tie carriage be would drive him down. The lad at
frst teclned but finally consented. The man theQ
drove slowly in the direction OF Tor about
a mile and half converting with the boy meanwhile
on various matters. He then drove of on another
roed telling he boy be would drye hlm nearer road.
Nght coming on, the boy became fearful that all was
not right and received, II possble 10 make s 80 ape
lie made an fort to spTing from the carriage, Vnen
the villain caught him and drove off ut full speed and
by threats and blows prevented him from making any
alarm. He drove rapidly over the most private snd
lonely roaas to some where in the stone hills, about
fifteen miles from eifersonve, where, IN consequence
of the whole attention aud strength OF the driver being
requi ed 10 manage the horse, the boy succeeded 10 es-
GAPING from the carriage and making III lie re"shed
his fathers residence about sunrise the next MOI ng,
suffering greatly from fatigue. Nonstown Pa Herald
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nFNNSYI VANIA RAlLROAD-The GREAT

Il CENTRAL ROUTE oonnecins the Atlantic Siies ~itn
Vss.ern Northwester and Southwestern States 9 con
tneous Railway The Road also connect. Al
xi.h daily inc "a Stegmers 20 all Pos on the Neses"
srd a. Cleveland Sandusky with Steamers 20 AZ poN n
te Nsrfhwesferu Lakes making The most dIot al
r,nnhe route BY which FREIGHT can oe toi"aueo 10 s0
from the Great West. - 49,, I'm. - pt1,rSprrp ON
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana fiilSDUN"n'
TEsT CLAss-Boo,s. Shoes Dry Goods TN 75c per 100 70.
boxesJ Furs. Fesihes, &c.... '''...',s..
sEeoSp iAsS1 HsrsWsre Leather 6Oc- per 100 10.
Wool s's'ss''"s<
TaIRp CLAssAnsis Baegs, Bacon ana SOC. per 100 N.
Pork, On tuk. , Hemp, &o-.... .....'...';
FoVRTs CLAsS-Coaee, fish Bacon and 4oc per 100 Q.
PORK, fFseked) Lsrd and Lard Ou- ii. - -.
shipgiur Goods rom pont cas- 81 .A ~ al
ticular the lsckefe via Fennsyi'ane
Goods consigned 20 che AGENTS Of ms ROAD ~ Wv "
Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without detenlcn ct,,
FRriGHf AGFSrs-Mosss Potter, Boston - u p-iy'.'
Kew.l0rk. r. j. Sneeder, Phi sdclIhia NssraN ee,ls'
baltimore Geo g. FRANCISCAN Psharsh Sprng'uaa hrcwn'
Cincinnati Ohio; J. :. Moorhesd. Louisville Ny. X =.
MEDIUM Madison, Ina, kecit Co, - Louis, 500 . -
kn,ctsN son. tvsnsvillc, lucisna
Yer iurher particulars or h.is oi lsdins, appty %
}. 1. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Co. OF
{. r. ALLEN So. As,oT H0u-c. New YORK
IL H. HOUSTON. General Freight AGENT fhuadcllhis-
H. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Altoona. p
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a AS siSDFoRD

As IMPoRrAST LASD QUESTION DEciDED-lt has
been decided az the CEREAL Land once that, under
q e 5th section Of the Bounty Lana Az u ha,ch o
lax land varrauts Issued under that act Eau be To-
eated on sny Of the public aads which are subject to
etr Ar uriysie sale az either OF the minimum Or lower
sraiuat.d prces a he tine such 1arraat Or rarraats
rq1 se Dresefed )0r location. Lands directed 10 be
sold los tie beAeht Vi indians are not 80 iocata,e.
Washington SgaEdsr-