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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

& .koGEkitS. Nov receiving large lot augae
- Saise, Molassss, Sole Leather Pepper. spies.
Madder, Hopperas. Indigo Ac., at lowest prices for
Cash. j. BkANDEBTIEG q 90
bee. %, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
DIS SOLUDON.

rENIiE eo-partnersh heretofore existing under the
Il style and firm of Weller s Leopold. has this
dav. been dissolved By mutual consent All indebted
10 us will please make immediate payment, in order
that the business OF the late irm be closed
possible. CHAS. WELLER.
JOS. LEOPOLD
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WITH view Of preparing for Spring Supplies
w \. NJ. SIMPSON & Coz, will from Monday
Jan 22nd 1855. sell oil their large and line stock at
Govt for cash. The stock embraces every article in
their line OF business Ii consists of Gentemens fine
calf aud Kip Beets, Caters, Calf Congress Boots,
Oxford Ties Button Caters and Shoes, Calf and Kip
Monroes. and Gum Sandals and Shoes. Ladies' Cali,
Kid and Morocco Bootees, Jeterson's, Jenny Lind,
English French. ami Italian Black and Fancy Gai-
tars and hall Caters, Parin Silk Caters, Gum San
dals Bnskin, Shoes, &C. About 900 pair of Chill.
ffen and Misses Shoes of all kinds. Laborers and
Servants Kip, Coarse and Fine Boots, Monrocs and
Brogans,
Large Stock Of Hats and Caps very low.
Ms... Work will be made to order heretofore.
&4.- Remember all Goods at cost will be sold for
cash.
NJ. This arrangement will continue only until
Mareh H.
laid before the rise in prices, baFga1Hs may be
expected. ~sS,A
Jaa. %. 1855.
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1nn B,shel Dried Peaches for sale by
lUlJ j. Is. BkEOKlNklDGE i SON.
Jaa. -, 1853.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

r AIDES Sonnete, Mourning Boanets an, Millinery,
IA always on haAd and made to order by,
Jan. y. MIS-. SMITH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

IMPORTANT QuIsTloN--- he Senate OF Iowa
HIS adopted resolution. y vote oil II to IA,
declaring that tody did moi go Into JOINT con
tens4en wiit the House 10 I'll G, a Senator and
,hst the election OF Mr. Harlan. is null and
avoid. Unless the Iowa Legislature should
hereafter act upon The subject in such man.
her 40 10 settle the difficulty. this khoiy point
will come before The Cnnel States Setae-
lr. Harlan, having proper credentials Must of
course be admitted TO IA seal, Int there will un-
doubleday be- tronble atoii, il. The question
involves the right of one branch Of u Ieeislatu e
to defeat ,h- purpose Of a j,int convention, al
Tor having participated i'll IT, and alter such
Joint convention has adjourrrd 10 certain fix
vi time. This was thr case in Iowa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

FSNIIE Books of \. N. StNrsaS ~ iaNNsyY st have
been transferred to L, H. Phillips, who Is author
lied t o settle up the business # the old nrm
Jan. 20. n. Nj. SIMPSON & co,
MOTTO
TIME subscriber. having located himself 10 Staun-
l. tom wishes to establish SELECT English and Cias-
steal school or boys from 10 years OF age to 10 cl.
ded. None will be s,miited Who cannot read and
writc The no3nher Is limited, for the present. to -.
TRRMs from $50 to $40 per session OF ten months.
TAEBoT b. COLEMAN.
REFERENCES.
Rev K. II. Phillips, Dir. +. T. Strihling.
Rav. T. 7. Castlaman, DR.. j. c. NJ. Merrlliat,
Hna. ~ II. II. Stuart. Charles Gay. Esq.
jan Is. 1855, I. Il. G
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NEW FIRM,
IT E underslEhed, under The s'sIe Of WATr,
l. RICHARDS, will continue the
HARDWARE
n ziffnSs III na Md sta d,.f

GUsIVss II stssutuH at tHe Oh stdaa Ul T. z. Rich
ards & Bro
Their hope is that oy constant and assiduous efforts
and by devoting their whole time to the business u
please and by moderate charges to merit and receive
a fair portion of public patronage.
WM. II. WATTS.
Jan Il. 1855. L. e. RICHARDS
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.YSOlQeu 81 N1sssN.

OUR accounts are made off and ready for set
" Element to January lst. We have payments to
meet. and hope all who know themselves indebted to
~. will call and settle by note otherwise.
Jan. 27s j, BRANpEBERG & co.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

nuR accounts are all drawn olg pp ia the frat dav
~ of January. Those knowing themselves indeh,.
ed will please come forward "a enes and fusk iI.s
money oves, an article whichis vel, soares mith M
just now and much ia dsmaud.
GOODMAN RossESYALa ( ca,
January Is, ls,s.
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4 Splendid lot Of Ladies French Needle H'oik ea
n Collars and Undersleeycs. just recci-ed and for
sale low at (Jan gf.) G. ". SMITH, Mdnst.
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LOT of Ladies dress silks from Is cts. to sl.25
"A yard (Jan 81. G. w. SMITH.
lust receised good supply Of Ladies etrsetts, for
u sale cheap, by GEO. W. SMITH,
jan ~. Main st,
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A HANDSOME variety of Mourning Collars and
"A Spencers, just received and for sal. low at
Jan u. G. ". SMITH, Main 81.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

The snAicicney Of gnaTautors on proposals may be
certified by judge oi court of accord, and by
postmasters at the following olices, and 9th
In the State Of VIRGINIA. pcstmassers of Offices
at the court house or county seat OF each county
and at Ayletts Bsfkely Springs, Beryyiile, Betha-
ny, Big Lick, Bridgeport, iirownsburg BuekhannoIl,
Cerstiansburg, CLARK asville Columbia, Danyilr
Easte. Emory, Paramount, Falmouth Farmvie
Fredericksburg Front Royal, GordonsviHe, Greigs-
vile, Guyandotte, Harper's Ferry Ilarlisonburg,
Howardsvllle. kanawha Saline, Lexington, Middle
burgs,, Lynchburg, Morgantown, Newborn, New
Oak Grove Old Point Comfort, iatton.burg, Peters
burg, Salem, Seottsvilie Sheperdstown, Union,
University OF Virginia, Gpperyl,, Warsaw, Wa
terford Waynesboro', Weston, White sulphrl'
Springs
Also, Baltimore, Cumberland, Frederick, and
Hagerstown, Md; uniontaWn and Washington, Pa;
Blountsviile, TeMi Washington and Georgetown
d. c.
Conditions Il be Incorporated IN he contracts to ae
e.eteR tie department may deem proper
Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
Office, wien not otherwise specled iof asserting IN
to be delay than is sufficient i1r an exchange
of the mail bags
. On routes where the mode of conveyance admits
of IT, the secia cents OF the department, also post
o ice BLANKS, mail bags, locks and keys are to b.
conveyed without extra charge:
g. On railroad and steamboat lines British and
Canada mails, when offered are to be convey ed
without additional pay also tbs route agents OF til,
depart oe whose exclusive use, while travelling
With the mails, eolnmudi1us ear, apartment i,
the centre oi n car properly lighted, warmed, AM
turHished and adapted to the convenient assortment
aud due security OF til sats be provided by th
contractor, undse the direction of the depast
ment.
4. No pay will be made Tor trips not performed
aud for each OF such omission not satisfactorily
raiasa three times the pay of the trr mey he defue
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Regularly Initiated.

1--WE are glad 10 have another ally in the pre-
sent poiticai canvass Such is the language
of the Spectator in noticing M. change Of the
name Of HE "M-s,eng-l, IL that OF = he TIue
American So The Spectator has been regular
!, initiated and baptsel in the faith, and the
wing oi the whig party. We presume, II rsrre-
scented, fnerQrd ittorh mushroom it,iy. We
trust nohoIy will grunhe. i wa should call The
Spectator a know-nothius papvr. Hurrah to'
kuIlsI sieLcy lis 4 Jewel.
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(Signed by two guaTantors.)
Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster Of, State Of
-, ccrtes, under lis oath OF Office, that he is
acquainted with the above gaarantors and knows
them To BE- men of property, aad able u maxi good
their guarantee.
Dated
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
Touch Os Nature in S:ringGc!Ios:.

A correspondent of the st. Louis Democrat, who
is giving personal sketches of the leading members
OF the late mob Legislature Of Kansas, relates the fol
lowing incident Of Gen Stringfclow
incidentally asked Gen. Stringicllow if he had
any children. | shall never forget the sudden and
almost terrible shadow III The expression of his face,
that this question produced. The conversation had
begun about politics, and had hceu carried Oh very
ieeIy up to this point My careless question, how
ever, suddenly changed his expression Never in
my life did ! see broken heart so viviuly pictured
human face. His breast heaved, the started
in his eyes, and he could hardly articulac. lie Az
swercd by monosyilabcs, ard single words time.
lie told that he had lost four young children last
spring, within 4 few days OF each other. As he de-
scribed the death OF his young son. whose bedside
he sat ten days without rest, he often forced TO
stop, To sup rcSs his rising and subs To a
strong man moved is the most terrible and affect
ing sight beneath the sun. Ii affected me gre. tIv-
even to tearsnot saw it., for its intense expires
sion of despair and grief paraiyzed my feelings;
but as recalled it when in the solitude Of my own
chamber. ''Thats what makes me desperate SO Of
ten,' the last remark he made, in describing
his domestic mis- fortunes. As he said so, thought
that II the leaders ef political parties knew each 9TH
cr's SORROWS the hidden of political hate and
revolutions would soon cease to be mystery.
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Es,c vagarics of Spiri.;a:;-gll.

The spiriiuasis ut the East have lately been hold
ing pic-nics, some of which very unique affairs.
The New York Times describes one held at Flush.
ing, Long Island, where the mediums &C threw their
arms about like superannuated pump-handlca, and
ndu ,cd in other strange anics. Tho following rs
specimen:
For some time after arriving the ground, APP
pearances were similar to those o.! ordinary picnic
parties, but at about II O'Clock circle formed
and sundry twitchngs of the and legs of
several members informed us that there a terri
BILE struggle going on between the affected persons
and stray spirits that were endeayorng to obtain
control over them. very powerful spirit wrestcd
with young man, who resisted braveiv, bat after
rough and tumble fight OF five minutes the spirit
gave him sudden trip-and-twich, and down he
went. lie was vanqulshed. Considerable money
changed hands outside the circle, when the result
was announced. Another spirit took 4 fancy to the
left leg of lad who appeared to be about eighteen
years of age. He danced his remaining leg the
amusement Of the undeveloped. But, while he was
engaged at his singe-toe,jig, there a second
spirit vicious than the first, and pulled vgor-
ousy at the right side of his mouth, causing him
show his teeth in very disagreeabe He
held out stouty against both oil them and finally gave
up the fight. The lad Strengthened his leg, adjusted
his MOUTH and trulnphed. A very feeble attack
then made upon two females, but the hour for dining
having arrived, the spirits retired in most geatlc
manly style, and the party dined.
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TERRITORIAL LAMB OFFICE.

I-Hp1t DtE"h. ~ 4 an
I)ERSONS DESTROYS oi purchasing Real Estate, i'll The
L City or Country, will find to their inerra /"
call on the undersigned who have for sale
CITY PROPERTY,
IMPROVED FARMS,
WILD LANDS,
At fair prices, and reasonable time given for pa, et
All descriptions of Surveying and Mapping done 10
order.
Money tn lend on Real Estate.
Man IJ-df HAWKE K NORRIS
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LIND AGENCY.
AND DEpssSIT OFFICE.
CARLOS WILCOX

Notary Public aid ConN ANGER, Dealer in Real Estate,
ana General Agent.
t.Dice IN The 4 s. Lond nEc. Hoiid.ng NmneglotiE,
u. r.
etlR'EIlNG & PLANTING of every description
- done with accuracy. Particular attention given Ia
Surveying and Locating Governments Lands IN the Pine
ries ard elsewhere in the Territory. Gold and Land
Warrants in .t-ihNtsiIhcHts made loans
negotiated collections, made aud taxes Eaii--agen
ces solicited.
STRANGER, Arr; citizens wishing locate, sell or uur-
chase lands are invited 10 call. Claimants can make
advantageous arrangements with for their pur, has.
money. Valuable property and always on hand m
Embryo Cities Of Minneapo oils, ST Anthonv ana 81
Paul also, improved farms, rural and Pine lands all
O which Olier Oh The most liberal term. re-
specially solicit, and hope merit, share al public
and private trust.
August y. lS5J. aug 9-1&wti
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ES1rE's sEt.

VIE co-part'r-ip heretofore existing hvtwcci. t.
L th"Hicau "r. ot - Louis. ana Henry i. .ih
ley, under lAc ami >tylc of northern Uuti :"
comprising, the y Of Nix S.uuN .Uati!S
has expired b. ii.n,:Iion. The S;@ 7. Choueau Jr \
Company N- III uu iiiJ' "jt. cement lsSalue! the la;
br' 81 the al the b,,>u"., cf 3ou< OalGt
einains in charge e tho sail H. H. Siblcy for adjust
,i.t; and &e said Sih,y j. ,Ivhy authcrize 70 act in
our behal .Le pcet i'll, az Ia" Mississippi River il
this Territory. III Jon iiwe Being an Ayrnt ' tc
east side 6 ,ajj RIVER = tf'GCrEtI II 9 c..
sept. !, i,." Gjt 49, -. H. S:i;i.fI
biinu, sofa i"lers coiv--,..c Insertion in Dal., and
fur IN rtio.- ia N,,.iir~.j
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f'zsE.SGDEOT EAND OFFICE.

GENERAL LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL
ESTATE.
ANIS Entered, Land Warrants located, Taxes paid
Interest paid state Lands. &c. Township i1a,s
nr ale Lands elected and everything CONNECTED with
tAc Land business done promptly.
/! Address Prescott. Pierce county Wisco
sept 2i'5I-wly
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Prom the Chicago Fine
= Preacher turnesi Horse 'ghie!.

= Preacher 1uriifsi Horse 'shie!.
On Saturday night ofiieer Fox, in company with
officer from kalamazoo, Michigan, arrested at l..
}. North's circus, of clerical and dgniied APP
pearancc, white cravat black coat, etc., a charge
of horse stealing. 1t appears that this individual,
who calls himself Rev. =. j. Ia, lor, and who claims
to be preacher in good standing in the Methodist
church, hired horse and buggy Il few days since at
Kalamazoo TO take short ride into the country To
preach. A ter proceeding about ten miles, he drove
the buggy into ditch and broke off one of the
Wheels and then took OFF the harness from the horse,
filled bag with prairie hay to answer for saddle
and mounting the steed proceeded on his toward
Chicago While going through tanarac swamp,
some distance below the city, he accosted company
OF men who were amusing themselves III various
ways, and riding up to them he exclaimed, in loud
and nasal twang.
ss My fellow travellers TO eternity, YOU no doubt
surprised to see minister Of the gospel in this I'M
happy plight bestridng steed without Il saddle, ali
and with nothing better than blind bride where
with 10 guide his steps, ah; but oh my hearers, be-
hold in ae representative Of the true church (which
despises pride, romp, and circumstances, and sends
forth his servants, like John the Baptist, 10
loud and spare not ah, and preach in the wilder
ness, to Ocuss and wild honcy and to be desps-
ed and tormenled of men, ah. Yes my brethren in
me behold a man who not for the lusts OF the
flesh and the devil, an; and who Is now on his way
10 Chicago, a, to preach and to and TO alright
that second Gomorrah, and to iorecl to its nhabt-
ants the iearia doom which awaits If, ah. There
fore, beseech you, nrrsy Eere present, 10
tell me the road that city Of the plain, ah, that
may speedily reach it, ard shake off the dust Of my
feet against it, ah.''
The men directed the preacher how to go, and he
left them, and arrived here on Saturday, in the mean
time, however, selling his horse and pockelng the
proceeds. on Saturday night he visited the circus,
and we have said, while enioyinr the sports OF
he'ring, was arrested and sen, to the watch house
On examining his person quantity OF, sermons
texts, skeletons OF discqurses, etc., were found upon
him, and he offered TO preach to the officers. upor
any theme they might select, which oIer WIS decln
ed. He was sent back to kalamazoo Yesterday NOR
ming, in custody of the officer who here atie,
him. !sI E.is.. .E-t.
.t%s! --4---Hrt
Mr.. Marcy, in reply to IN inquiry by Mr.. Wethcr
beck of South street, in behalf OF himself and others
whether they TO receive any mdemniiication 10
the losses they sustained at Greytown, states th; tn
Department has no authority to settle claims 10
those losses They cannot be settled 81 paid by hi
or any other Department, without the sanction
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SUPERIOR.

Ease s.EsS COUNTY,, NESCtNShE.
F1IS place situated the bay of Superior and Lett
l. Hand river, at the head of Lake Superior, and pos
scsses better site be:tcr habor and greater
tases Tor commercial city, ;han any other point
horil-west and Is eqna!'! IN prospective Importance
by Chicago only.
The propriet"rs have clear, undspue,l, unm
cuier red tiIle to the land upon which SUPERIOR ln
out ad all purchasers {" lots receive warantee de'd,
for the
superior laid during The past season. and al
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants large no
tel number OF stores, Commudinus pier, with All
houses, and i'll al! RESPECTS the most nogrishng
town in the The county seat a u. =. and Or
flee and Post Office located here, where the Miss.
sipp and Lake Superior u. = Military Road, n,
course of construction. connecting with st Paul, Ten
1t is also the lake terminus OF all the project
ed railroads 10 the head Of Lake superior. The
canal Will be open b, June, after WHICH lines
OF lake steamers will run to superior -ome from Ch'
caSo, Two from Cleveland, and one from Bufia" -.
vessels having been built expressly fer this trade.
Two steam saw mills aud printing press are now H.,
the way 4" SUPERIOR and Will be promptly worh.
Onc-ali Of the lots have been appropriated 10y the
propretors be SOLD by the actual Sc,
easy terms, prov le iul for eNlenSive
public improvements. Liberal upprO ria tons hay
been made tor public irpoSes-parks, churches, raj
roads, &c, &c.
from similarly OF Names IL Is p oer TO State that ~
perior City,, about the title Of which legal
" exists, is another and different place, and al
ttrcnl township from Superior.
a. Maps of superior signed 10y Thos. Clark.
veyor, and VIM. il. Newton, agent ana attorney Ion
proprieOrs, may be the PRINCIPAL hotels o.
st. Paul. Galena, Chicago Detroit, cleveland, To.,i..,
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish 10 purchase OTIS obtain niul
NATION, apply to VIM II. Newton, Superior, nou.
las county, Wisconsin.
WM. II. NEWTON,
Agent Attorney for Propretors OF Superior.
May 3 1853.
Gka1AS. &c. Nd ~ E.s-E..
Il i.NEN OF AND tiNi. ENGINEER, Hastings, UaLot.
County Min Ter. l. provided with accurate Iu>tu
rncnt, fr surveying, La wing and Dividing I.an4~
Plotting l"yellin% &c. VIII execute all business
trusted Ia his Ger" with pr"rnptncs. and accuracy
Aug 81 daw J.
EDE; SAIL.
II LOTS in the City of st. Paul. upon tho ID;
w vorabe terms say, one fourth Of purchase
money down, balance in one, two and three wears, with
10 per cent. interest.
Apply ut the Banking House of Mcssrs. BoRI
CAKES CHS ~. CAKES
st. Paul, June 8, 1855. dtl
FOR SALE.
VIE spacious buildings and premises Fifth
l. the site of the lnt"mine House The buhtinu>
are new, ana o'cr great Inducements to wi,in.
10 go into tie Foundry rother manufacturing bu-iI.>
~ they were bnit fox that purpose. Inquire +
= Paul, Oct. -. 1Sji-ti +. " j. 3. ,ll.MAN.
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Sept. T-d2t w6t

DISSOLUTION OF pAiLIN aIg.SiIip.
ME partnership heretofore existing between i.
e. Chouteau Ir "a Co OF ST. Louis, and Charles w
Borup of this place, under the and style Of Min
nesota Quilt and Sioux Outfit" is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent The business accounts and oi
the concern belong to the said p. Chou,cau Jr Co.,
who assics all Liabilities, and who receives all pro
cccdS, or on accounts due the concern.
p. CHOUTEAU JR x CO,
CHARLES w. BGRUP
81 Panl, August 81, 1859. sep l-dlt wit
lMiEncsota papers copy-onc Insertion in Dairs ;nt
one month in McahliCs.l
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SAINT PAUL:

5UED1yLT pi0NEEi, As iatiishe .ney 1rcei doy iaoy
, "a IN, Jg. TIi.i c,"n'r Of Jackson Street Saint
J,qi Iiqnssot art Is ~ Hi~i 40 Nail Sn'%yiberS far
,;r DJIrrSd Year az -idr1.cs.--
nm, n-EEKLI PIONEER psialsl az III same ofCS
if, Vl SHberiIrs az the biLh,cinQ rnieS Singh Cy
a., DsilarS Fne Copies Eight DelitrS Ten Copies ~
~ DpaTS; 2oeng Copies 1iesa;p Dollars. To tlic dddi
"a, Of CUB rates so,nerr TIE subscription t,ie a"t he
,.tit aUGriGbiy ia Aoranec
TO CORRESPONDENT tt"hyaious communications
r receire attention All articles processing TO state tdc
must be dccOp1aipf bQ the fdiors MT foI lbIcd
ION, Dat guarantee c he truth cthe Hdea nfS mate
PoIuntdgy Correspondence coniding important 3c'r', or
idics of he condition dhd 9.0h oftocnS AMI S@'"f
.hf,.uqhoutfLs NoythreSt, is solicited.
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'Fsikssss C@s2sf- se& IaiisN 53-.ts'z's,
District Cont, Ramsey C5unly,}
second Judicial District. {

}
,.',,' Summons Coz money demand on
Hiram prout I contract for aSincht OF money.
10 HnGm 4. Pront:
E'0t arc hereby summoned and required 20 answer
4. the complaint in this action which Is flied III the
Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court for the county
OF Ramsey, aforesaid, at ST. Paul, in said county
ana 10 serve "a copy OF your answer 10 the
said complaint on the subscrbersat their Office,
at -. Paul, III SAID county aforesaid with
i'll twenty days after the of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if
fail to answer the said complaint within the time aore-
said the plaintiff in this action will take Judgment
against on for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars,
gether with interest from the tenth day of May,
thousand eight hundred and fifty, besides the Of
this action. AMES d VAN ETTEN.
Sept. 90, lSJ5-wGt PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEYS
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CIV Lots !!
eROpS.HrY EnR SALE

FsNilE undersigned will sell few lots Ia mos VA" ~" IL
la uuit for thcnl~rvef, residences. upon favorable
:.-r ap.-ltr CifiS. ii. OAKES.
VALUABLE, PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ 1iIt Undersigned wishing 20 dispose of his property,
nov, offers at riyae sale the Hotel known the
WATSON House. Furniture, and S;abng This property
is one of the stands for abc house and livery
bic Minnesota Valley tor particulars, inquire Of
the subscriber the premises. IN. VI. SHERN uOD.
Shakopee, Scott County, VI f., Feb. ii. 1855. VT
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Hf The PIONEER printed by Steam, on Tayors Large
cylinder Power Press. The Of Steam Power IN oar
establishment enables rtc Book ami job PRINT
ms. with increa srd despatch ard at reduced prices
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-22
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t0r Ladies, GentIcmcn and ChildTcuS wear
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES
EANS-tl every desert ptor. u Plain, Sw,, and
Dotted MIsns.
All these goods Will he disposed Of lower than ihe
same qualities have been sold in Minnesota and
arrangements have been made for continuous supply
OF every variety in the Eastern markets ut the earliest
possible period.
- Our stock is the most complete in the Territory,
and no pains will be spared to keep i. so:
CATIiCART e co.