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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-18
J. STARKEY. G. q. PETTEYs.
JAMES STARKEY L. CO., t.-i.


DEALERS in Real Estate Occ, Third street, ST. Pau,
~ All business in connection with the above promptly
ATTENDED to Military Land Warrants located advanageo,;
Taxes paid; Collections made and Loans negotiated.
RErERENcEs-IIis Excela,cy, W. A. German, Gov. Min.
Ter; Hon. H. NJ Rice Delegate to Congress; Hon. r. Smith,
Altol H.; James r. Whitfor Attorney N. Y; Hon. David
Osted, Mayorof ST. Pu Mssrs. Borup Cakes, Bankers,
ST. Panl; Messrs nes Van Etten, Paul dec1.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN ST. PAUL.-rIrd
street50 being
business corners and handsome site aweng Seventh
the Seventh and Jackson. lot Gov.
Ramsry's residence; Block in Winsow's Additions Also
n'er of house lots conveniently situated and cheap, in the
ACRE I.oTs-sevcra lots adjoining the towns
and 10 lots within mile III the limits 100
miles from ST. Paul. The advertisers with the view of meet
ing the payment Of large liabilities become due, will
terms For particulars ap' at this Office, address Box P'
Post Once. ST. Paul febl6m
J.R. IRVINE. J.. r. MCCORMICK.
IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK,
DEAIERS in ESate st. Anthony Street, the
Dwnsow House, Will buy and sell Real Estate, locate
Warrants, attend particularly
to cnvryacng, and the making of plas township maps.
Farming Lands, City and Town Property for sale.
st. Paul. Aug,29, 1884. SIN "a .I- aug3O-tf
PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE lots in the best business parts city to
lease Oh favorable terms Inquire at the Office of
IRVINE, STONE 4 MCCORMICK,
aug30-tf ST. Anthony Street.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
~ for business. -t.t.. T.. -.
lot near Governor Ramscy's house, in the Upper Town
Block 4, in Wnslow's Addition commanding splendid to
the
Warren wnslow's addition, being very dcsra-
bic situation residences and aOng
vorlbr Inducements for Investments. N.t
Also number az, LOTS Immediately adj
Joining the town limits.
100 acres, 3miies ST. Paul. well suae prscn-
ting advantage that could be desired
EMERSON& CASE,
ml26-'f Opposite the American House.
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Delightful Lots for Private Resi-.
dences, i'm warren g. WinslOW's
Addition tn st. Paul.

attractive portion St. Paul. situated both sides
L the Trout Brook, IN the vicinity Of the sSantomns
Iote is Public individual
and embellishments. The this addition combine every
advantage that could be desired convenient
home The soil dry and admirably adapted for the
on the sides OF the blu, stream
winch fu and flowing all of the The
command magnificent views the city, the
surrounding country which the time
enchanting picture Several substantial
brick ana stone process crcction while
reasons for believing that railroads
cror ana Chicago will Paul either by sT'ut Brood,
by Mcieod's Creeks, which but short dsaie beyond
These valleys constitute opening, by
the river and the only which II viii possible
for railroad from the east reach the lower landing
safety and 4ss1f r. .Aa afsef
The subscriber being this picturesque portion
of the town prominently notice, and
gehcr actuatey considerations, win
tons desirable result. Those desiring
to build are invited to call upon the subscriber at his office lin
lanbers brick huldnc where certified plat OF the property
can always be seen. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
EMERSON & CASE, Agents,
mi26-tf Opposite the American HOTEL
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT!
NOR SAIE.-!O beautifully situated los in Warren
WILSON'S Aio,' at prices ranging from $3.50 10 $500.
Block -four, wnslow's Addition, (np town. commanding
sll ndi'i views the City River. Tfsf g.
large lot near Gov. Ransey's res lcnce.
lots IN Seventh street, thr site of the new Hotel
Several business lots In Fourth, and Robert
16o acres In Sec II, %, r. ID miles from st. Paul. so
Acres Sec 10, 160 81 dos miles the
city limits. number and 10 lots adjoining the
own-possessing every advantage either Investment
residences Apply to EMERSON CASE,
Opposite American House.
st. PAU, March %, 1S5L.-nh27-tf
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CLAM JUMPiNG.-Thc citizens of Wnona. as
we learn from the Express, have taken the mat
ter of claim jumping into their own hands. a
gent who had erected his shanty on claim that
didn't belong to him, was ousted, and the Express
G!ories over it. Claim jumping is bad business
unless the claims belong to SPECTATORS who have
no right to them, and then claim jumping is JUS
tifahle.
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NV York MONEY MARKEr.-Tha supply of
money continues excessive at ) to per cent: Tor
call loans and to for discounts. Monet sfe:
marSaby flush among merchants and produce
houses, so that the application for discounts arc
very light.
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J. w. ALDER,
WUQI -ESAkE AND RETAIL. nnI.cE1ST

No. 73 Mcin opposite Bank of GG1ena
Advertiser Printing Office. Gaiena, Illinois,
As constantly on hand large supply Drugs, Medicines,
Paints. Oils, Dye Stus Pcrfmery Fancy articles
Mc comprising everything usually kept a Drug Store which
have been selected with great
Fresh, Pure and Genuine. Cash and prompt
will find greatly their advantage
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Agent all the popular Medicines
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CO Judging from the tenor of an article in
the Winona Express, that paper contcmplates
supporting the Republican ticket for the Leyisla-
ture. If it does Mr. Jones of the Argus, will be
a used up man, as he ought to be. and in fact rs
he deserves to bc. :,
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ANOTHER NEwsrArER.-Thc Winona Express
learns that another newspaper is to be start cd in
Fillmore County. paper is soon to be starte j
at Shakopec, which will make the twentieth paper
in Minnesota.
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cT A dispatch from New York states that the
Soft Shell Tammany Committee met on the 5th.
1t repudiated John Van Buren's amendment to
the Syracuse Platform touching the Slavery ques-
ton, and endorsed the Nebraska Bill in full.
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C-S The Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazette entered upon
the year of its existence fewdays since,
and is now, the editor says, "younser, frmer,
souuder than ever.''
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GslF We are informed from one who pre-
sumes to know, that Mr.. Marshall will get
from twenty-five to thirty votes in Little Cana
da the coming election
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THE LAND SALEs.-It is reported that most of
the lands offered for sale, have been withdrawn.
We learn nothing officially, however, concerning
the matter.
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A CHANGE FOR THE BErrER.-The old bachelor
who has been waiting for the lapse of ages, has
finally tried the laps of young ladies, and is quite
pleased with the result.
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Three Suicides.

New York. Sept. G.
On visiting the upper portion of the house No..
"a Bowcry this afternoon, occupied by poor
families, the Police discovered the dead bodies of
two women and a boy lying in room; by their
side they found bottle supposed to have con-
tanned poison. with which they committed suicide.
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MoNTPELIER.S Sent,

MONTPELIER, sept. D.
Returns from about 100 towns in Vermont, in
dicatc the election of, Royce by from fifteen to
twenty thousand majority. The House of Repre-
sentatives will be Republican and American 10y 10
to |.
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BIGELoW & FLANDRAU,

BIG ELOW Il FLANDKAU.
Attorneys and COuaseHOrs at Lao.
l.. b. Wait Co.'s stor-, Third street, below Robe
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully TO professional business
w i'm all the the Territory; TO the collection
debts, all connected with
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security.
HORACE n. BIGELew. cHARLEs E. FLANDRAu.
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STEWARDS NURSERY.
On the Saltwater Road. four miles from 81. Paul.
1860 FRUIT TREES

M would call the attention of the citizens St. Paul
w surrounding to tn. We hav hand
large and desirable lot Apple Tes varieties
Onr Trees all of good size and in ne
ing. Please call and examine for yourselves.
fcloO-2nlMh A. & G.. PIT
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]. Fl. &. WILSON.

WELIISON,
OEAIER IN REAL ESTATE, Wabashaw street, in
~ Capitol Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
particular attention to locating Land Warrants and give
general Information of Government Lands to Settlers.
Mr.. Wilson be
ST. Pant, where lie has excellent opportunity
best llndS team Will between st. Paul and the
Slnve Il llrni " icna ai.1nf
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Correspondence Of the Times.
WrNOEa Sapt 1SS5

WINONA, Sept. Z, 1855.
Pursuant to call of tho Central Committee,
the Republican District Convention met at VIM
ona, Winona County, Sept. It'll, 1855, at O'Clock
=. NJ.
On motion, DIR. Geo. F. Childs was called to
the chair, and j. C.. Norton was appointed Sec
rotary.
The credentials OF the following gentlemen rs
Delegates from "inona County, were presented
Mr. McColnm' Docs. smith, =. +. Buck. Doct'
j. Z. Norton, u o. hoioroox, 'ohn Il. baicomoe,
Doct. Geo. +. ohiids, w. L. Lnack, Doct. Jones,
W. Doohttie' A. III. Jones, N. Siitord, Thomas
wilson, Esq, ROBERT fike, Luxe Biale, y. biale,
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CO Castle Garden. n. Y, has been turned in
to an Emigrant Depot, and the enterprise works
we'll.
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Es4s~ The editor of the Norfolk Beacon is
among the victims to the Yellow Fever at Nor
folk. The editor Of the Courier is also dead
Many Of the first citizens Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth have been taken off by this dreadful
disease
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CE5 Mr.. Jacob Coursen, of Sussex Co., \. j.,
had a singular adventure lately. In binding IA
sheaf of wheat, he took Up n rattcsnake and
bound it so tight it could not escape. lie was
unaware of it till his attention Was called to it.
and he then killed it.
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SAINT CLOUD CITY.
LOCATED at THE HEAD or STEAM NAVIGATION
ON TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF SIEiM NAVIGATION
ON TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And at the Foot Of Sank Raps Minnesota Territory.
WAS surveyed. plotted and record during the
w January, 1850, in accordance with the Act
1874 relating to beating Town Sites Government Lands,
and the following advantages making
largest cities in the nOrfh-lresf.
1. The is bca'iiiu ly prairie,
with natural slopes ovarts tie river and steamboat Iann
and the west bank of the Mississippi short distance
the mouth of Sank river, and about sixty miles above the Falls
OF st. Anthony.
.. is the head of amboat
and between these TWO places steamboats, will regularly
| the present
county county, and in the
center the county on the river Tue county is fully
| lied according TO law.
greater important at this point
an at any "her place in the Territory Five roads have
already located by Government. large
their complcon. all leading
| in beauty and fertility.
s. The purchase 10y the 10 ,OcO
Of the Chippewa lands throws open ism,rmen
largest amount o pine lans in Mnnesoia which being above
ST. Cloud the Mississippi gives the all the
flowing from an extensive numbering country.
G. The vaic, Sank River OF
surpassed Being intrr>er>'d with prairie and wood lan is
well adapted TO farming be only by
prescription, which will exclude spcculaors make
quarter the property actual which
will he tributary 10 ST. Cloud.
the point crossing Mississippi, for the
Great North Pacific Railroad to Sound; for a
scrption of the country in the Cloud,
which Railroad pass Won are referred Gov Ste
official Report his survey and explor
ing expedition. BROTT, CURrISS Cos Prolrieors,
st. Anthony. Minnesota.
est Cipui Land Agency aud Intelligence Oicr je6t
For Sale,
VALUABLE house and lot wnslow's Mil.
"A which the House stands, los by
N the house i'll be sold with it. If desired also quantity
wool. Also harness, &C. Also. hogs and
condition, is more icsira,
he suburb residence in the city.
Also. lots s. H. and 10. in Block Randall Robert
don ST. Paul. Also valuable store and lot Lec's adj
don. A. PIERSE.
81 Cadar E
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rs The census of the south division of
Chicago is estimated in round numbers TO be
$4,000; in 1854 it was $4,000; in 1850,
- 600
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GHOvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
Near The Hcy Way House, betireen 81. Paul and
st. AnfhOnU.

have tho pic"s"r"
spring. CHOICE lot of Fruit and Ornaments Trees. Shrubs
ROSES DalaS, also Garden and Flower Seeds, large
small quantities. (fel20-wtD L.. NJ. FORD & co.
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cS57 AT the Offices of the Southern Michigan
and Central Michigan Railroads in this city, the
issues of all Georgia banks are refused for freight
or passage iicdqO Tribune.
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CO 1t is etimated that there was raised in the
United States 100000 more bushels wheat this
year than last.
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RErIRED.-Wiliam Creek, former publisher of
the Winona Express, publishes his retirement
from the concern in the following brief manner
To the Public.
this day retire from all further connection
with the Winona Weekly Express.
w. Nj. CREEK.
Mr.. Vance, st'ong Marshall man, who was
connected with the establishment at its COM
mencement, retired some time since.
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J. A, ROBERTS. of the late firm of

WRIGHT, McLACH LIN r ROBE RTS,
ID ENG dsuncd said firm, the proprietor is
ID b offer to the public work of superior quality thar
has been heretofore presented suvh the imitation
kinds Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces Marbe, and initiated
Parors decorated and painted in coors,
raned equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens work be by calling at the residence
j. A. Rs opposite the Rice House, No. 6, St. Anthony street
st. Paul. aug30-y
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WNI. W. PAGE,

Veterinary Surgeon. Late from Canada.
BEG leave inform the i,abitants of ST. Paul and
rounding that prepared to attend to all business
in profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
NJ in the business during extensive practice
years in Canada, enables to offer services with
confidence 10 all.
Entire satisfaction will be given in all cases.
Calls will be attended ia at the shortest notice.
"a Lnimcat Srrans, Weak Joints and rheumatism
jyl7-wtf WM W. PAGE Mansion llprlse.
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ANOTHER DEAD.-Mr. Fisk, Of Mitldletown Ct.
another OF the unfortunate beings who was in
jurcd by the late Railroad accident, died at Bur-
lngton on the 9Th. This makes % persons now
dead from the effects Of this accident.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-18

Madame Rachcl's first Concert in New York
was attended by the largest audience which has
ever greeted her. After the performance she was
taken ill, but soon recovered.
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no FARMERS!..

lust received at the ST. PA LAGRICULTERALIV WARE
- HDiSF. head of Third street
Corn Slvlrr Gram -paratOrS, ..4 fl
Hay Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks Lashcs, f.
Tcgc.al" Cutters. Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters ost AuccrS,
Sausage Suffers. Bull Rings and Cow Chains,
Horse Hoes and Cilt;vators, Ok and Cow u lis,
Iiarrows and Seed Sewers, Gross Cut an PIT Saws,
riou.lS, Scytles and Snahs,
Ok Yokes aud Bows, Grape Vine Cradles,
C;rinistones, Hay ANA Manure Forks,
Farmers Boilers, S,ytle Stones, Rakes, &C.,
CrankS and Rollers, Ok Log Chains,
Sickls and Grass Iiuks. Brush Scythes and Hooks,
Maocks, Picks and Grnb Corn Baskets, &C., &c
Corn Killing HOES. Tools of all kinds, &C., &c.
Aunf which at the lowest p ices for CASH
jyi7-3mw* MCCLOUD * BROTHER.
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RAILROAD ACCiDEXTS.-Thesc accidents are ar
cumulating. Three or four more are already re-
ported, but no one killed. Wholesale slaughter
of human lives in this country. is il matter of
almost daily occurrence
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A CARD.

n c. PRICE would spnctt,y inform the citizens Of Sam
IL Paul that he will resume his profession the first day OF
wishing Dental 'atiols of kind
formed, will find TO their nidnenf interest TO call upon him
p,ot ctnra
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FOSTER & DAVIS,
FORViRDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TTAVE built commodio irrhoIisp at hc Rapids
where they and reshp freight. They
al.o keep well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of all kinds Goods Boots and Shoes, and Ready Made
Clothing. People need ST. Paul tobuy their Goods
bound TO sell goods cheap they do in ST. Paul.
ard ali ask is to give call before going To ST. Paul.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods
cash jc15-d&wtf
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GE- Three prizes are to be awarded to lady
equestrians by the county society at North Madi.
son, Indiana The first prize is a gold watch
worth $50 the second silver pitcher, worth
SD, and the third silver cup, valued at Sis,
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fssi3s.sf ~ SELLING OFF AT COST.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS-RncHIk CO.,
NJ Ge sdss1ng ther sock Eats esd tur'
nishng Goods Can sosn y afs b sold. ~
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CT AT Philadelphia on the 9th, the stock of
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company de-
clined $40 on share in consequence of the late
accident, many stockholders laboring under the
impression that the company would be obliged to
pay heavy damages to those who were Injured
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DIDN'T WISH 1T kNowS.--Thc genius who
Sentinel, IN making out his weak and wisAy-
washy report of the Republican Mass Meeting
at that place, is very careful not to mention
the fact that Ex-Governor Ramsey was prcscn,
and addressed the meeting, giving in his adhc-
sion TO the Republican cause, and urging unity
OF action. 1t has bcen secretly reported by the
land officers at Red Wing, that Gov. Ramsey
did not favor the Republican movement. His
speech so completely non-plussed them, that in
their report they forgot TO mention his name
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SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS
II z AL IL q IT a Il T.
Red Wing. min. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE L. S. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LAMBS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to The Best advantage,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Ii Kinds Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting done orie
N practical Surveyor. Persons wishing copies of Town
landS be furnished at reasonable
prices.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Ex-(fov. Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul.
Hon. w. II. Welcii, CHIEF Justice Of Min. Ter.
W. Phelps, Esq, Register Il. s. Land Onicr Rcd Wing
&. &. Graham, ESD, Receiver Land Once n ID Wing.
Rev. J. w. Hancock. Register o: Deeds, Red Wing.
SantOr. & Frcn",i. Attorneys at Law, st. Paul.
James u. Parker. 10 Barclay street, n. Y. City.
D'wo Macsy Il Q,imby, Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
Chicago Ill.
Hon. T. T. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, n. IT.
James Pierce, Hudson, N. IT.
+. James x Co, &c Wal street, New York.
Hon IT. NJ. Rice, Delegate 10 Congress, St. Paul.
A. Glman ESD, Lowel Mass.
+. SMITH, (sc4-lyw) t. F. TOwNE.
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Gy The Albany Argus says that Mrs. Urfo!d,
mother of Rev. DR.. Uphold. Bishop"of Indiana, an
English lady, who, with her husband, came to
this country and located at Albany, was the first
to establish Sunday Schools in this country, and
almost simultaneously with their establishment
in Eng land by the celebrate Reuben Rakes.
Her first school started in her residence on Co.
lumbia street, in that city about the year 1920.
Shortly after it was removed to the English
Church (St. Pcter'sl on State street.
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MEETING TO NOMINATE DELEGATEs.-It would
be well for our Republican friends in the severa
Wards, to meet at as early day as possible and
choose Delegates to attend the Convention, to be
held on the ODD. No hurt can come from letting
the people know who our men are. Let us march
together straight forward and we shall conquer
THE HALF BREED TRACT.-It should be remem-
bercd that Mr.. Rice informed the settlers on this
tract of land reserved for the Half Breeds, that
they could go on it and settle, and their titles
would be good. Thus encouraged, many poor
man has gone on to the land, spent his energies
and money but at last finds that he must lose all
through the deception of Mr. Rice. The Depart
ment at Washington has recently decided that
'no claim can be held as valid which was made
after the passage of the act of Congress Of 1871
And for this Mr.. Rice asks the suIeragcs of the
settlers. What impudence.
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REMovAL 70 EMPIRE BLOCK

REMOVAL TO EMPIRE BLOCK-NO. 2.
THE following articles b bad vensecs q rssscn.ble
prices. DeIsins, neat Calicos, Ginghsms, Shifting,
Beached and Unbeached, rickins, Skr CoIIars Under
Sleeves Barred Muslin, Swiss, ShiDg and rlewcssDg,
Gentlemen supplied with the finest articles
and Undersb, Collars, Fancy Gaefs and host Of other
articles. Please call and buy.
BSMr. Ntx's old esablisbment operation,
der the SUPERVISED Of an excellent cutter.
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EEsEIINH'S
Patent Worlds Fair Premium Safe

CIfh W Sa1I III Sstfe.
DOR the last fourteen IL has been the
slant aim and m!irine effort furnish public
best security against Fire and Burars
nav being rewarded in the large and increasing demand an
saa o; his Safes. which stand
Medal awarded him at the Worlds Fair,
sn 1881, which be and compared with Gold Media
awarded him by the American Institutes
Safe at the old established Depot,
streets, Green Block. s. C. HERRING,
July 1876. 1877 and 1879 Water street.
c. IL Harmon Co.. Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
Williams, Bonnell & Cos Milwaukee, Wisconsin,,
Orders received by Marshall & Co.. st.
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GLAND HORSE EMPoRTCM

~ A. BlSSELL thankful for past favors. informs the pub
4s lie that he has his place OF business to the Upper
Town. where he constantly be found ready
the highest gracs generally keeping variety hand. Pu
chases sales made order. Gentlemen
find pleasing accommodations their stock
month week day. share Of public patronage solicited
general satisfaction given change.
Pa DecC
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CAvJNG.---The Rice men are cavinc in on
almost every corner Within the past few
days we have conversed with several gentlemen
who aided in Mr.. Rice's election two years
ago, but who now say that they shall vote for
MIR. Marshall, assigning as their reasons that
they are Republicans, and deem it their duty
10 vote for the regular nominee. That's the
way to talk.