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I INEN CAMB RIG HAND x = b
IL CHIEFS 1000 dozen Linen Cambria Hsndker-
chiefs from the lowest the finest qualities import
ed at uupreced sntedly low prices Just arrived rom
40" Aoa@ MILLHIsER BROS,
80 1888 Brosd 1t.
HHARLE0 RICHARDSON has just re-
u esIve1 al 900 Genuine Havana CIGARS. in
rcytsd direct from Havaua, whsh be warrants to be
eousi In quality TO any Cigars In the United 6tates
IL hss sIao Inst received beautiful assortment OF
Nssrshsum. 6enoise, Lava, Cydrolyte, Jockey and
nthsr Pisces Pipe STEMS Amber and Meerschsum
cisn Tu6es; Cigar Cases; snuh, Tobacco and Match
TIE public are invited to examine the above srti-
Az American Hotel,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
A smali lot Of Genuine Plantation Cigars also for
sale. ~
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MATING! MATT I NGi-l00 pieces
lNl whits Asd eclofsA natsineA. Per 9eenes taas
1ay ~ II - j.. uAhx.
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TyRUHTEE,H RALE az vAII1Anr

TRUHTEE'S SALE OF vALUABLr
-, IOnACC0 FACTORY AND LOT ADJOIN
INC THERETO. ON 7rH. BETwIEN CARY
AMI CANAL eT6.-Astr trustees IN eertaiu deed q,
sr9sf made By A. 4. Hughes Esq., dated lfh Arril
1854 dsly recorded e kishnosS Hastisss c CONT
We shei ct the request Of the holder 81 t6s nofsS
secured y the said trust deed proceed 10 seli e
q %rcock on FRIDAY aftsrnoon. the 2Oth Anr3l Issz
isr. 4 not the next fair day 1t the same hour tisc
49, -. estate, conveyed BY the aid trust dseS con.
hhs g. that large and well built Tobacco Psstrrv
nst Esst side Of 7th street. bet ween Cary and c.
Dics;rse.s, nov In the occupancy Of Messrs Sizsr
fat LIN. &C the annual rent OF oIS5O frontins a
xI.c III back $50 feet to an alley is fest vids
al fat vacant lot adjoining on the North ffontns
sunr ns back $50 feet to aid aIlsy.
s.ls srS Lnoush II cash to defrsy the expeuses M
74a "a M y. nots OF - II; on credit n 81 ~
"a az oo n "a April 1855; on further cred,t !. -
Ct said proseeds Of s.le on me = 20 the Tesdas
msnts to bear pescrss and dreet-hs credit pay
~. t;tis ao no, no.es aud trust deed
aug snie 60 the foresoing real estate 4. h.,,.s.
De peIIec. oul the trustees will convsv LEY ts 70
=, Tne eoove real estate, from its aav.nt..
uon and the substsntsl character Of the loca-
Justly regarded a. among the most das;,ahi
baceonisfs OF any Of that kind of pronerf toi to
likely come In market for long tina. winch VIII
L. NUNNALLY,
A. 81. SANDS, Trustees
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

TRx LATE CzAR AND THE UNITED SrArRs--
The New Orleans Bee publishes the following from
q letter from Russian noblemau to an acauaint.
.nce In New Orleans. II 10 the last opinion ever
EXPRESSED by the Car In relation to the United
STATES, The Bee vouches for the authority of the
letter
ENGLAND" said he, has reached her culmina-
zinc noint either tos life or death. There IL no
yoi5de point for her to pursue. One thing alone
,,sv save her and that s free confession, not only
hv the government, but by the whole aristocracy
made 10 the people, that they have been absurd
frs, to last that the Crown IL unable any longer to
maintain it's power, and that the people must rise
and unite together as one man, to save the honor
and praservs the independence OF the country. A
candid acknowledgment of the truth may even
NOW save England, II her corrupt aristocracy can
be brought 10 the stool OF confession France. on
The contrary, can maintain herself only by false
hood and deception. The Emperor may proclaim
10 his subjects that he governs and influences the
affairs of all Europe, that not shot can be bred
without hts permission, and that France is the hrst
power in Europe; but single shock, one speech
vi demsgogue may overthrow MIN ana oafken
the star Of Napoleon forever.
have offered him my hand, the hand of recon
citation. but he refused It, He wishes to svenge
Moscow upon me, and St Helena upon England
ShorsiS hted man, who seeks TO avenge the Gins OF
the father upon the chidreni As for Germany,
Austria and Prussia, they would not now exist, II
had not saved them, when they crouched at my
fee; six years ago; they think to strengthen them
selves Ia the mighty struggle between the other
uaiions OF kurope. But they never have been and
never will be more than secondary powers sstrsps
holding authority by the clemency OF my House, or
by permission of the Western Powers. Yet one
consolation Is left to in the midst of sl this in
gratitude and viilsoy and that Is the silent sympa-
thy of that high hearted people on the other side
ct the Atlantic, the only hearts ia which hear an
echo OF my struggles against united Europe -
Never have forgotten the smallest kindness shown
to me by the least of my subjects; let my chill
dren never forget what we owe to America, and il
ever an hour of danger darkens around the Union,
let her 6nd faithful silly in my family"
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

CARPENTER SHOP, TIMBER, MA
OTERIALS, &c, FOR SALE-Wli be sold Ct
Ar.,ion On Friday, the 20th day of April. 1885, ct
n O'clock. A. NJ, on the premises. corner 9Th and
Clay streets. Richmond. 2 Carpenter shop. iot OF
Timber, Materials. and other peleonai properly.
TrRMs-Cash. Sale conducted BY
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
IN - AuctioueoRs
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REERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent. re.
freshing, exhilarating and delicious Beverage pro
ducng instant relief from the effects of orer ipdu-
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole sys.
tenn I-newed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT l. BEERS,
fe 2l-d1yif Sole Agents
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DARLOR MIRRORS--We are opening
i . beautiful lot of Gilt, Oval Psrlor Mirrors.-
Also, general assortment OF polished frame Look
in (iIasses Of ali sizes. LARUs & SHINE,
spI2 IA Main Ut.
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ZINE OLD BRANDIES.-4O half. or.
and one.eighth pipes of old Brandies, part ysry
superior; TOT sale by DUDLEY & 60
ap IL y Main nj
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NOTICE.-Havingc closed my business,
~ those indebted to will please call and settle
their accounts immediately, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Payment may be made to Messrs.
authorized to receipt for the same.
ap Him H. ROSENFELD.
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IL GINIA NOVEL, by MArlon HoEIand-
1.-THE student will admire its poetic heroine; the
general reader for it, vivid description Of pasIons
scenery, manners and men; the youth for the very
valuable heart secrets il discosss and the Christian
young Southern suthoress.n-N. \ Leader.
Eighth edition, In paper 75c; ninth edition. cloth
eilt d Is; Turkey Morocco. extra 4iik with steel
plate eS 50. A. MORRIS, Publisher.
ap To- st kichmoud. Va.
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NHINA. G L ~ 81 AMI EA6x nks1S-
|lJwARE-Havip detsrminsd 70 clos NJ pres
snt busin am offering my large ard ehcass ssosk
OF oeoos 4 rsissse ale before commence srias.
ing It BY auction ..h..,. ss,,,l,.. - III 4.
Oouat snv srticls Ia my line are invited 70 oali
VA psrsns the goods and psiess = thsy Will -
Ia for cash or 70 puretuA cuseomers = ~ thnn
's'y :. : s''''' : = III 6ea 4 w, w.ATr,
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FOR RENT-The Store No. 2O5 Main
l. street, next door to Mr. Charles Wortharu's
Bookstore Possession given on the LIST May. Apply
Co ap list R. M ZIMMERMAN
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I EVILS L. MONTAGUE-SIGN AND
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street. be
tween 10th and IIth-coutinues. 90 heretofore, 70
execute all work In his line, neatly. expeditousy
and reasonable tsYms. ap7-lm
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E GATHRIGHT'S NEW FU RNI-
LIZ TURE STORE, 18th street. bstvesn Main
and Cary has now on hand. and 10 stil receiving.
large assortment Of style Furniture sash - So-
bles, 6idebosrds; Rocking Chairs Of di6srent PAT
terns Chairs Of all kinds. Looking 0la.es Cioels,
Beds, Mattyassss. Bedding, 30. -, when - VII
sell At the lowest prices for easn. -
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TWO COOKS FOR HIRE.-For hire
4 for the balance of the year, two good FEMALE
COOKS, Washers and Ironers, on reasonable terms
Apply at this office. apll-St*
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>&kS4<~ FA1RTIEID 1 . Joc X sns
CLUB will be held It the
inst, (THURSDAY,) at 8 O'Clock r. NJ. Every mem
Der 10 requested to attend there IL business of i'm
portance to transact in which every member il In
4terested
By order of the PRESIDENT.
ap 1I-2t
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the lower plateau running into Trout brook,
and the other cut throu, h the limestone rock
the uppef" plateau, to the Mississippi river,
seems 10 me the most economical and efectual
means of accomplishing the work.
A supply Of water for domestic purposes is
one great wart of our city, aid l would sug.
gest that men Of science and experience be
employed to report upon the most practicable
and economical plan Of furnishing an abur-
dant and invariab!e supply Of this necessary
ement. ..-.-.-..
The adoption at an early day of some pan
for u continuous ieree along the whole front
of our city, andcOmecting the upper and
lower landings. is among the measures greatly
demanded by the growing interests of tie
people. trust before many Years to withess
the completion of so beneficial an enterprise
Gentlemen, this branch Of public duty is
new to me, and it will take time to acquaint
myself with the more minute details OF C t.
affairs and therefore reserve some otl e. c. Il.
sIdcrations that have suggested themselves to
my mind for future consideration. / have nc
doubt all the members of the city government
viii move on a m)niousiy together, and
hol c that at the end of our telln of Office, the
peop!e will be as well satisfied with cur labors
Us they have lie n unques tionably gratiied
with the amer in which The affairs Of Saint
Paul have been administered during the polit-
zeal year that has just terminated.
The Council then proceeded to the election
of City Officers under the Charter, and the
following persons were chosen fer the Offices
named:
For President of Council, GEO. J.. BECKER.
For Secretary Of Council, SHERWOOD HoUGH
For City Attorney, J. B. BRIsBIS.
For City Printer. MrSNEsorIAN.
For City Surveyor, JAMES A. CASE.
For City Comptroller, Z. MCCORMICK.
On motion of Alderman Becker, the Coui,
ell adjourned until the next regular meeting.
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DEGaAcEFuI-An affray occurred on
Monday evening at groggery, far in the
upper part Of the town, which resulted in &
certain Mr.. TENDON being knocked on the
head and pretty well damaged by blow
from an iron rod. The parties appeared
before Justice S1MoNs Wednesday, and
from the evidence it would seem that the
proprietor of the place, Mr. SAoLER, re-
fus' d to give LEMON drink, and ordered
him out Of the house, polite request in
which Sadlers wife joined. She having
been very gallantly ordered by her worse
half, Mr.. Sadler, to throw him out of the
house. Mrs Sadler attempted TO do So
and was rewarded with stand-back push
for her whereupon the irate Sadler
made an effort himself This demonstra-
ton induced Lendon, who is large and
powerful man, to seize hold of chair to
defend himself from his adversary, who
would by no means answer for Grenadier,
even with the aid Of two foot bear skin
cap and its dependencies. Mr.. S. seeing
this, went behind the counter and picked ul
an iron rod with which he contriyed to al
most crack the sconce of LendOn. Lendoa
appeared in Court as prosecutor for assault
and bsttery against Sadier, and made a
pretty miserable appearance, with his head
bound up in a napkin. There was a con-
siderable manifestation of feeling among
some Of the spectators, and had Justice ST.
mons not compelled order, there would have
been confusion worse COMPOUNDED in the in
vestigation. The case was continued dur
ing the afternoon.
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The LOWER FERRY was the scene of q

The LOWER Ferry was the scene of a
little excitement yesterday morning. Sew
eral teams had gathered there, and dis
pute for precedence arose between two OF
the drivers. One Of them struck at the
other and succeeded in missing him, and
before the belligerent parties could rally
again after such an effort of courage and
violent waste Of strength, the Dubuque
mail stage, minus any passengers, drove up
and drove on board small wagon with
one horse followed on behind-the boat
was freighted, and of course put out for
the other shore, leaving the wranglers to
cool their wrath in the chilly air Of the
morning, by patient and somewhat pro-
tracted waiting, until theferry boat recross-
ed the river. .azE- 1tel. .....,.---.
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pA- Messrs. SrARKEY L. PErrYEs, on Thirc

"a. Messrs. SrARKEY l. PErrYEs, on Third
street, set forth in our advertising columns
to day, the extensive and valuable mean
and facilities which they possess for the
transaction of General Land business
Their Office is completely furnished with
accurate maps of the townships in the sur
veyed portions Of the Territory, as also o.
portions Of Wisconsin, Iowa, and many
other places. To their own extended
knowledge Of the business, they add the
service Of experienced surveyors and
draughtsmen, and are ready ut all times to
d. business well and thoroughly. 1t will
be seen, also, that they have many cho'ce
bodies of land for sale, and arc prepared to
do all business connected with the buying
or selling land.
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pramen sit apart. and feed heart and Mid with the
productions Of the Old royal vsres OF Letters than
Labor to sdd snothsr 70 tie list If mediocre celebrities
waoss fame, "spina up ike rocket inevitably
" como down Ike the stick"
A subscriber to the WEEKLY PIoNEEs.
on removing luis residence from St. Antho.
ny. acquaints us Of the fact in the following
rythmical :5eI desprit, which, barring what
ever is complimentary to ourself, we CON
mend to our readers, and with it close on,
letter budget for the day:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PIONEER
DEAa Sin:
I've left without the least complaint,
The famous city Of Padua's saint, ~.
And settled with my wife and daughter
BY Minaesota's sky -tnsed water. ...
But, with few fiends and little news to cheer,
We cannot Dc without The PIoNEER.
My better half estesms your paper too;
And little N. will read it through and through.
You'll please direct it 10 our woodland cot,
And add charms to this charming spot.
This is goodly land, the papers say,
Let Ignoramus buster a. he may.
And so we find 1t !; So will all who como
With proper hopes to make a quiet home.
IT'S true, have minks, and wolves, and owls
To break our slumbers and to catch our 70 sls
few musquitoes bugs and gnsts, and flies,
To give free and wholesome exercise.
The blackbirds come in 1ocks-an endless train
And lay ''claim" TO every field Of grain
Our winters some cool, and frogs are froze In,
And now and then Indian pops his nose in;
We have 1--we hundred near-a motley throng
Who make the night uproarious with their song
And yet like It much the rapid soil
Il bountiul With very little toll
The air is dry and good, the twelve months round,
Az can In any single place be found.
I'm glad to learn your paper thrives 30 WELL
And list. Of names your circulation swell.
All Cannot bear the tide Of worldly treasure;
1t sears the heart and leads to sinful pleasure;
But when your mammoth press shall nightly play
To strike ten thousand papers every day;
In single life or not-no matter which,
You'll still be EARL, and Coon we'll "a RICH.
Ifihs you deem too good and rich TO lose.
OF course you'll print IL, if your honor choose;
And should you leisure 6nd to roam about,
Just please call you'll find the latch string out
We shall take pull at that "latcl
string" before the summer is over
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SEED OArs.-Our friend HEaTzEL, who
is as we'll known here as at Point Douglas,
has sent up here large quantity Of fine
Seed Oats, which Capt. MAXWELL, Of the
Gsrk Haact, has promised to carry safely
up the Minnesota river for the supply OF
the settlers there. The consignment will
be most acceptable, and We trust that the
result will be most bounteous harvest il.
the autumn.
Mr. HER7zEL vii send up this season,
three thousand bushels of Oats to Fort
R.dgely They will be forwarded as soon
as Mr. j. r. RRowN, the contractor, shall
order them.
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SAINT PAUL:
Thursday Morning, April 1a, 1855.
e. 8. GOODRICE. Proprietor and Editor

THE DAILY PIONEER Is published ecery ,ceeddy
aia2 tae Oce Third Of Jackson Street Sdin'
Paul KinneOta and isfarmished to Nail Subscribers @
Sir Dollars Yecr, in Adranee.
THE 'yEEKLY PIONEER. pintea at the same office
1co Dollars; Fioc Copies, Eight Dollars Tn Copies F
tea Doars; 2in.y Copies, 7eny Doltars. TO take adrian
tG Club rates, hooecer the subscriptions price must b
g:ii incdridbly in Advance. 800
10 CORRESPOyDE.NTs-Ano Anonymous csmman,eatoa
u recvics attention Au articles protesting to state facts
aat be accompanied by the Authors aaMe not for paico
so out as gIranee Of The truth Of the taemeals made
Voluntary Correspondence contaiaing iaportant ae,cs
81 tics Of the condition and groth oftoW.s and settlement
tarSsghouttk the Nortk,cest. is soliciloL
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The funeral Of Mrs. BENTON took place
at St. Louis, Col. BESroH having arrived
with the body on the preceding day. 1t
was attended by the Judges Of the Supreme
Court in body, and many of the principal
citizens. Rev. Dr.. RICE preached the fc-
neral discourse. We quote from the ST.
Louis Democrat:
Upon entering the church, the procession
was followed by Col. Benton and his daugh-
ter, and the metallic coffin was placed upon
the table in front of the pulpit, all eyes were
directed to the noble form of the chief mourn
CT. who, as he stood gazing at the shrine which
enclosed the dear remains of the one which he
had loved and cherished so long and tenderly.
was convused with emot Oh.
The body, accompanied bya long procession
Of carriages, WAS borne to the Belefontaine
cemetery, where, on Il beautiful eminence, on
The '.sunset side of thc Father of Rivers, with
in the family inclOsure, the remains were de-
posted in the cold, cherries ground. The
March wind was rude and chill, but Col. Ben
ton aud his relatives remained on the ground
until the last show Of earth was hcaped upon
the grave. We obs rived row of plain white
marble slabs planted at the west Of four graves
containing, as we were told, the departed
children and mother of our venerable ex-ScBa-
tor. They stood Immediately to the north
ward Of Mrs. BentonS tomb, leaving space
open at her right for the reception of the
earthly remains of one whose presence we fer
ventiy hope may yet be long vouchsafed to us.
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6LawyER's BLANKs.-The attention Of the profession
IS directed to and elegant series Of Law Blanks
in process Of printing at the Pioneer tee They al
printed the best paper and with and large sized
script type. Those already issued are
Complaint Promis.ory Note against all the Psrtiea
Complaint on Prornissory Note, against Endorser;
Summons for Money Demand on Contract for Pay men
Of Money
Summons for Relief.
Of other Blanks we have Issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit.C lain Deeds
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e JsTERsoN FARMER, Esq Is en- authorized Agent
Tor The PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and al
ve:se:ents His receipts will be regarded payments
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OF CHIPPEWA GOODS, ETC.,
FOR 1855.


Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly eEdors i, will be
~ received At the Off Of Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in Minnesota, until the lCth day Of May next At
H. NJ, for Transporting from st. Paul to Leech Lake
900 worth Of goods and supplies for the year 1888
bidders will observe the fsrns ard the bids viii he
subject to the rules, prescribed in an advertisement
HSnaeo transportation OF the Sioux, Wnnebego and
Cnippe~a Provisions and Annuity Goods for the year
1902, published elsewhere IN this paper.
April ii Il May lOdaw W. GORMAT
Governor and Supt. of Ind Aif,.
pSt Paul Times, st. Peters Courier dubuque Iier..
old and Express, and Caen. Jenersonsp, copy daily
and weekly till May TO- and send bills 5uperintend.
ent.
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"a We have hand number OF fonts of beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE, which will be disposed of III p
piled for soon.
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NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERA LILY.
HEREAFTER " i'll only be found at my stall. 10
- the 81: Paul Market House, on Mondays Wedne.
Gays, ana saturdays. This arrangement will com
mence OIL Monday the Goth instant will still be nre
pared on those days. to supply the public with the
choicest qualities Of FRESH MEATS.
Feb Is, ls55-tfd G SCOTT
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~ See third page, under Commercial head for rate
OF Money and Exchange, st. Paul and Gslena Markets
and miscellaneous items.
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~ EMFINE BLOCKe
w y. f0NSECA, Dealer IN staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Cloths. Cassimeres, Isiiors' Trimmings,
Ready Made Clothing Carpet Bags Umbrellas, Hats and
CHPs Boot. and Shoes, great variety (Which will be-
No. Empire Block, St. Anthony street. St. Paul, su
w. g. FVNSECA, having removed to tns desirable
stand formerly occupied by L. &. H. Mx o,gs leave to
inform the citizens CT ST. Paul. and the people the Ter
ritory that tie Manufacturing Establishment Of the old
ira is still carried under the supervision Of an excol>
lent and fashionable Cutter. g
AL orders will be promptly attended to- sSpead yous
money at Fonsecas," getting 10 be tayasts prussrb
Feb 10, 1856. faklodf /.
GN, by the pint or barrel, 6e sale 81
" Nov. z, 1Ss4dt W. d McoRoARTY-
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES IN
MINNESOTA UNDER THE Urea.
TIES OF sos.

Minnesota SUPPLEMENTARY,
Saint Paul, 9lh April, less.
SEALrD PROPOSALS will be =. ceived At this on,cs.
n.hng and delivering the following provisions for Iha
Pilager and Lake Wnnebigoshi Bands of Chippswa
Indians, under The treaties Of 1855, to wit:
Powder to the amount Of $500
Shot and Lead to the amount Of loo
Giing Irvine to the am0 INT Of leo
Tobacco to the amount Of leo
Total amount A6no
The supplies above named be delivered At 81 PAM
by the lst day June 1855. Bidders will observe ,hs
rules and the bids will be subject the regulations,
prescribed In the for supple. for The
elsew here published in This paper.
April ii Il May ldaw w. A. GORNAN
Governor and Supt. Of Ind Airs
pst Paul Times, st. Peters Courier Dubuo ne Her.
aid AMI Express, and Galena lenersoman COPY dsiiv
and weekly till May l. ana send bill. to supertpteud,
| ent