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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-12

EOR RENT-sEvERAL HANDSOME PAR
l. Tors and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table aud transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 F street ap9
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
LATEST COUNTERFEIrs.

los ON the Citizens Bank, Cumberland L. from
Citizens Bank, D. C-vignette figure Of Libery-Inda
9os on the Hampshire Bank Mas ALTERED
from psvignette view Of vilage-dOgs head at the bot
tom. 81 ...-. .-...
DIS on the Mechanics Bank, Syracuse, T., altered
Washington Bank-vgnette female shieId-a female
the right end-head of washngton on the left end
IOs on the Commercial Clyde, T. altered from rs
the right end-State on left end Lr
l25s on the Smithheld Exchange Bank, r.
bank-vignette hi Acan eagle the right
end-lOcomotve on the left end Ett E
Sos the STATE Of Georgia, GeovJgnette
male holding ceav hr sht hand her left resting
lap, her sheaf OF wheat and sthe locomotive
ing a bridge in the distance.
rs on the Mechancp Bank, Newbmyport, Moss, altered
from broken bank-veneste . female and Of
end
S. Hartford Bank Conn-vgnette Perrys victory
Indian the right enda female on the left endhp be-
tween the sgnatmes-very well done. 81 s-sf i-g
Is, the Merchants Bank, Salem, Mass-vIgnette
ship and small sail bca-s female ON each lower
Dos, ON the Rockingham Bsnk H altered from Is-vg-
nette State Capitosea nymph the lower nsntcorDer
b, the Hurbut Bank, Conn, altered from genuine
Genuine IS river the left end-the
have drove horses upper left corner.
East Hsddam Bank Conn altered from some broken
los, on the St Nicholas Bank, City, altered from Is
veaeste view Of the ST. Nicholas Hotesana Claus on the
3o ON the yeett City Bank Conn., altered from is-v-
nese drove q sheep; shspssrs s1s, man and horss
nete State Of genuine but larger and poorly
done.
d, the Merchants Nechanics' Bank Of Troy n r.
ygnee yulcan-a female eagle, &C., the right end
Likeness Of Harrison and full length female fse the left
ao, on the Nerchans Bank, va-yIgnete two shus ana
SINAI. steamer2o the ower night corne-imstion gem
uine.
nun senuins ls-vgneste sailor steering spsemaie ts
left end.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
For the Financial Advertiser.
NEW YEARS DAY.

Auver1Sers
NEW YEARS DAY.
A few short weeks at most and this ever welcome
day will be with us ssonce again."-There is some
thing beautiful in the idea that while other lands
commence the year in autumn and winter in Min
nesota the opening of navigation in the spring
marks its birth. Everything in nature either
animate or inanimate, begins, as it were, life
with renewed vigor at this season of the year.
The icy chain and snowy shroud, which have for
q time bound the earth in their cold grasp are
laid aside; and deadened nature breathes and
blooms anew. Then the schemes and projects
conceived in winter are transformed into dashing
enterprise, and what scas to be, is, with its loss
or gain. Then it is the Crush" of enterprise and
curiosity from every part of our own and foreign
lands re-commence their moving, and pour con-
slant stream into our cities and towns, or fall in
drops upon our ssopenings' and prairies until the
mighty frost-barrier of autumn checks their move
ments. On the arrival of the ''frst boat" the
ills the flesh is heir to and wants of all kinds find
an antidote and speedy relief. The women
smile for the mails ,0iH no,o come regular. Hard
times become s'Aush," and the ssgolden eagles'
those 'srare birds' are more common. Traps and
snares for the unwary are to be bated and sprung.
The old seeds" of last years ssraisng are to be
planted in a soil, which at least, will yield hum
dredfod. The s'unsophisticated" who. on land
ing upon our shores expect to find none but green.
'uns'' are to be ''shown up" The pent up busin-
ess energies that have remained dormant during
the winter, as far as practice is concerned, now
"dashes in,'' in earnest. The new come farmer
must have farm &c cheap for CASH. as the ''sel-
er'' is ssobged to sel.' City Lots, the last that
uiH be sold at so lo,o a figure, must be marketed
without number. The Importance and aourishing
prospects Of the different magnificent cities, are
to be dwelt upon most eloquently and the terrific
rial greatness clearly demonstrated. The mental
and physical laborer opens the year with bright
prospects of reaping golden harvest, while the
f" sight seer'' finds field to view that needs not
the "pen of felton, to gid it with romantic
beauty, but is everywhere tinted with wild, ma
tive grandness.
New YEARS. Day, as reckoned in Minnesota,
usheres in life in earnest while an unchanging
inactivity marks its coming in other places. As
the ice of the Mississippi draws towards the eve
of its departure, conjectures differ much in regard
to the time Of its final exit, and excitement runs
high, for with its adeu, the dawn Of the New
voa- is at hand Expectancy for its arrival at no
particular time, or on no stated day, bets and is
mince pie, be the same more or less. g. at-,r
Preparations should be made this year, to COM
mence celebrating about the 10th of April, as II
10 expected that the first boat will arrive about
that time. s.sR ~ ifes, s,.s.i ...,ry ~ p. x.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
Republican Convention.

AT Convention of the Friends Freedom held Fourth
July, aS Anthony Falls, the undersigned appointed
Territorial Committees with authority subsequent
Convention at such time and Of
Considering dsranged and degraded
state of the old parties, the corruption Politics. the
opposition perseverng
the Slave Power, the may be an
Of Feemen perpetu
Repubcanism, Minnesota NAV be or
pared TO into the Union ally Liberty, and
acting accordance with the wish many citizens,
by people who are from prin
cpe opposed the extension Slavery, Of ad
mnstering the according Con-
stitutsn and the natural rights OF Nan, ina
MASS CONVENTION
TN the city Of ST. Anthony, FRIDAY sosh of March,
1855, at 10 O'Clock, AN.
Crsn of the cordially extend then Inequalities
70 those who may iron, distance.
L. MARVIN, st. Paul.
J. ". NORTH, 81. Anthony.
"s1 AvaAW ]. s. MANN, Minneapolis.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
Delightful Lots for Private Resi-.
dences, in warren g. WinslOW'S
Addition to st. Paul. ~ ~

THIS attractive portion Of St. Paul. situated both sides Of
the sTreut Brook, in the vicinity of the 'Santomine
to the Public Individual Improvement
and Embellishments. addition combine every
that could be desired convenient and
and admirably adapted for the consruc
healthy cellars. Fine springs of the purest water abound
the sides Of the bluff while at its base flows beautiful stream
which full and flowing at all of the year, The lots
magnificent views Of the city, the river brook, and
surrounding country which in the summer time presents most
enchanting picture Several substantial houses
brick and stone now Of erection, while numerous
undoubtedly be commenced There are good
believing projected railroads from Lake SUI
peror and Chicago will enter ST. Paul either by Trout
McLeods Creek which is but short distance beyond
These valleys constitute natural openng by grade to
only by which will be possible
being anxious bring this picturesque portion
prominently notice, and not being alto
geher actuatd VIII spare no
tons expense effect desirable result Those desiring
to build are invited to upon subscriber at his office Tin
Lamber brick buldng where certified plat OF the property
can always be seen, = JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
EMERSON & CASE, Agents,
mh06.kf ,sf4-. ODDoste he American Hotel.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

CT5" The editor of the ST. Croix Union is in
formed that our paper is mailed regularly by our
clerk every morning, and if it fails to reach him
the difficulty is in the Post Office, and not with
This is the first complaint of the kind have
ever received. AS general thing We have been
quite fortunate in the delivery of our paper. The
very fact of the paper being dated January 29th,
is conclusive evidence that it was DELAYED on
the route. We will do what we can neighbor, to
ascertain where the difficulty lies, and if possible
remedy it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

CT5S The Russian Minister at Washington
states that the report of the death of Nicholas,
is hoax. We observe that our Galena cotem-
poraries give the report credence, and comment
upon the matter at length. --A
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. ri;
CORNER LOTS in Robert street being points
- business. ''' "----'
Ramsey's house, In the Upper Town.
Winsow's Addition commanding splendid views to
the town. as II ,'''-t tf 70 rt-~-..f,
Block in Winsow's additions being desira-
situation private residences and aordng the most
lyorable inducements for Investments. - IN
Also number of IN, s, and 10 lots, Immediately ad-
Joining the town limits Irft5l s.e -t ~ E.ff ~,
acres, Paul, well situated, and presen-
ting every that be desired
town. Apply at the office of r.
EMERSON & CASE, ~
q. mh26-tf t-.. ..... Opposite the American House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
NEW ORLEANS. March |


The steamship Orizaba has arrived with dates
from the city of Mexico to the Sd inst. and from
Vara Cruz to the Sth.
Santa Anna has gone south with his troops,
leaving but 800 behind.
The official paper says he has gone to the baths,
but it is rumored to meet Alvarez and execute
coup de etdt.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt on
the 2Sth ult.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFIcE,)
March Is, 1866. (
MARKETs.Greaer activity prevails in the market than
the time last report. Flour however, remains firm
$Sh9. Wheat quantities hand ready
l,25@15O. Oats, in demand and ready zoe p bu
the rise. Sales 90. Lumber,
seasoned and tbs quantity insufficient home demand
Matched Flooring, ready sales $50 NJ Wood. plenty
markets still Sales quantities range
$:&1i-
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following the established
weights grains for this Territory: Wheat, go bu
Clover Seed 60 MS bur- Rye, Sc rs bu.; Indian Corn, Sc
bu Oates, 80 rs bu.; Barley, 4s ms q bu Buckwheat,
~ bs q bu.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
CITY LAND OFFICE, :, 10.

1HE established the Banking
G. II. PARKER, in the city OF st. Paul, Once
the prosecution Of all business growing
transactions estate In the Territory Minnesota.
Books have been opened wherein having
dispose entered therein the description the
the payment, and such other particulars
desire make known, which books will open
spection Of all, without charge. fs- 1910 ~
land thus registered will advertised daily paper
the city, the Estate Circular to issued
the ubcbes weekly, and after the LIST Of Nay there
BY keeping such registered continually before the pub
lic and lnsuring speedy and satisfactory safes 1
To their Office those wishing make Investments in real
tate will, Of turn their attention. In addition the
above be found fun LIST of government land entres
Maps Of entered lands corrected semweek Of the
county Ramsey, and plss cities
thereto in said complete list of Ell snds said
co.mtyJer snpatdases fun and perfect eosfuct efshe
title to each disfincf tract parcel Of land tofed In ssid
county, from ths general govenest 70 ne sasesf gantee
whereH noted epey defect Of title, efher In form sub,
stance, and every possible kind OF Hen creating ebard
ment whefhT II arises BY wsy mortgages faDss
mechdnics' Otherwise.
settlers TERMS
safe made in real estate and generally
that be entrusted
Real Estate Agency viii receive and prompt
tention.
The services Of surveyor, posted up1 have
cured. !, r.. ,. 49,. .- 8.
'!'I' 139Al - 9fca D. C. PRICE, -
st. Paul, Feb. 20 1856. y. IT,, c. PARKER,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

yOINEKS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Shop Opposite the Wins10w House. Near Fert street
VTTOULD respectfully St. Paul. and he
w building community large, that they prepared to
attend promptly all them, either 70 super-
tend the erection OF buildings, furnish the
by contract One of the above
years experience at stair building, Atered the belief
that the fullest win given this
st. Paul, March 10th, 1855. mh3O-lyd&vs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

SUNS FOR SXoKERs.-Estimating the cost of
good cigars at one dollar week, and computing
compound interest at per cent. from the age Of
fourteen, the cost at twenty years of age would
be 1897 II; at thirty, 1851 SO; at forty, $3,SO7
80; at fifty, $S,324 20; at sixty, $l7 ,29l 32 at
eighty, $70,34l 65. The cost to health and NOR
ais cannot be computed. Why not let the chin
neys, and furnaces, and locomotives do the smo-
kinOS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
DIR. Z. SMELL,

| EAChLlOk, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician the sprngneld water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Hydropafhic
Institution. 81
mr. SHELL having had long and practice in
~ Hydropahy, Electro Magnetism, ana Dental Surrer
would solicit the people OF this
vicinity an the public generally Examinations chronic
diseases se with fun description given, previous
knowledge OF the case, ASKING any questions.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
CUR. x,ohnHIAI1.

asos!Pti sAIs = Con-:
s
T6 y Dc q. :rsicis The Ssrsdsnss Vim nes e..
sss sse g: :ss9 @'is
f iu direction: ios a:s. SEND i. isttsI postpaid =
Jan ..v.r.. w..I.a 4 7. Sasst Ss' 5A,.
-'9H1oH WAKEFIELD 4 BROWN, 'HJH 0If
A noRNBrs AND OogNsELLoRs AT Law. Holmss St,
VIII give prompt attention the business Of their profession
M n ss In
>. ,. WAKEFIELD. nov6s-w-ly I. N. Brown.
.Arrns in e. g. T ygs1ssa: &C. GS oo., mir. &.
~ 81. Paul. I,.f s.l augi6-wtf
.g ~. STEWARDS NURSERY,
On the Sill,oater Road, four miles from st. Paul.
1900 FRUIT TREES. saa
o Fact that s we
Our all good transplant
ing. Please call and examine for yourselves.
N GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Mar the Halt Way House, betueen st. Paul and
St. Anthony. - Do. ~ -
ha, the pleasure oerng the public the coming
a choice S S and and sss e. snse o.
small quantities. lfeb20-wtD l. N. FORD GO.
d u MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL:
TTVHE Proprietors xove new AT now IN
amount Of Flour or Meal and also to do
tom work in the grinding department, to order.
y. ~ i -, ROLLINS, UPTON & EASTMAN. 4.
st. Anthony, Feb. Is, 1854. feb27-smw
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS!
LTOR sALE.-4o beautifully situated lots in .Marren and
Winsows Addition at prices ranging from $3.50 to $500
Block four, WnslOw's Addition, (up town. commanding
splendid views the City and River. IT,. ct .
A large lot Cow Ramsey's residence.
lots in Seventh street. near the site Of the new Hotel
100 sec II, t. g. r. a. miles from St Paul. 90
Acres Sec l6 l60 ~ miles the
city limits. number ~, and 10 lots adjoining the
advantage either for investment
residences. Apply to EMERSON g. CASE, i'
:. 'f7ll = 81 Opposite American House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

ST. PErERsBURGH.-The st. Croix Union states
that this is the name of n new town the St.
Croix Lake, in Wisconsin, opposite Saltwater.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

ST.. LOUIS on THE SABBATH.-The Republican
gives very cheering account of the workings of
the Prohibitory Liquor Law, which forbids the
sale of Liquor in that city ON the Sabbath. 1t
says nobody got drunk and yet every body was
good natured. The law was faithfully executed.
Can't have law to prevent the sale of
liquor in St. Paul on the Sabbath?
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
A NEW BUILDING.

.. -u.~ NEW BUILDING. .,-.- ,.s.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned until the
10th day April next, at the office Of Emmett Moss,
to build fire proof building, junction Eagle
Streets Paul. Said building to be three
high, above the feet in width
and eighty feet in depth.
Separate proposals received building the with
For further particulars enquire
the undersigned. 5.' H. l.. MOSS.
st, Paul. March 9Th, 1855. mh9-lmdSsw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
New York, March IA.

New YORK, March IA.
II was reported to-day at Judge Stewards Office,
that Baker the murderer Of Poole, left in the brig
Isabella Jewett, when she got becalmed on her
way, and landed on the Jersey shore. Officers
have been in pursuit.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

The above scheme has express purpose Of
raising unis to the Town CockA number Of
applications have been made vas get out.
An Letters from the country draw
Ing numbers VIII De published after
pected TO be drawn about the LIST Of ApFl.
the Watches and every other article. have been selected
from the most eminent be seen aovp
article put down TO the Eastern pr1ce. =
Ros Tickets Apply to W. ILLIyGWORfH.
watch Maker, Jackson & BIffh st., g
A&eakH D. Pad.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
STRAY COW.

A DARK RED COW, apparently Z O years old, with
cali, has been for the last 10
days, which the have by proving property paying
changes and taking her away. A. y. HOwES.
3. Paul, March 18th, 1885, mh9o-0
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
PROPOSALS ron INDIAN SUPPLIES IN MN
.o ~ NESOTA FOR 1855.
"Nk =" HINNESOrA SUPERINrENDtH cY.1

PROPOSALS. EOR lNDIAN SUPPLIES IN MEN,
"eH 90 AIHSEsorA syiEaIrrExntxcr,i
o asisaxsS q ;1 sns Ssrs s s
''"' p'''s1i a 1sss o. Isl. Is bso
supesns s 70 sof The ee smonns ~
Me-: H .ss I, 70 the =. osg ~
m White sheled IN the amount Of 200
fs.gPSyS az, T. J: E. e. to the amount Of
Tobacco to the amount Of ..o gfn3s9s 80 ~ 100
supsrane nour = the amount Of ~ .nrssn5s Atsoo
oss lard IN sess t 70 tSe amount ., rel S
Gsa Ss1 . +. e. to TIC ;n'uns Of 200
Tobacco to the amount Of. Of ~, ,.. 100
For furnishing the tribe Dacota or sIoux indiana
SupsfAne hour 70 the Dr. 3l9TIs9si fa2Soo
Hos E % t saS ' e 9Se :" lsz
White shsled Germ in ssszste TIE amount Of 10 1000
superdn. ao@ she amount Of edi q .sg7ie4,ooo
Ga &c. a g sSe amount. q o SS
' suDsrdne aour q the amour. q 'na Ei,i7e 1s,ooo
Moss pork 70 the amount Of Sg ssa,osds Ill 1850
:s :', coz. y :;s.: 70 2. q
ss z s:s. e &C. above ss. ~ z e.
Ascent q ssd tribes q q ses pss.os sSsseS " said
he Supplies for ne wsseb.so ana csvpev. inns o, In
Ssn e re ssns y the above on o before ne sSh
sepsas Ss m b. rsessvsd sos eash article speessa asovc
s each :garste tes or fos ne whole SAMPLES q the to-
E y's,:ss: =. e :ss. {. a: e PEG: q
~ yhom the supplies furnished and The csntsscer
b. e6nts1etory. '-
s = IN = - s.. e q.
pssas The WI sAes susees Of
sseh bd nan and transmit vh eae "a guarantee in
u ne sndsa6gped uDdestake thst he III Of ---<-
Hs.i ss ss q = s ~ ~ e
re e : Ssa s s 70 ] :ss the
seosa ne nds Be dsemed .areesaasg hgA, the sseen-
bds MT Be endosd, PsspoashS InSian supplies IN
and sddressed 70 the Indian
fa at Saint pa, Mfnheootss II q the inner.
inndent ANYTHING she.d eeew 2 induce ne hsef tbt4hs
has been anything unfair 70 the eocetio0, he fS<rv8
night Ire woe u tie bds as1e floe - 49, =
the In1an Department at Warrington. Wa. COFFIN.
Governor and SupeSintendent in1lsW IGSks
Saint Pad, March eth, 1855. mha-1rnNS. 80
.Gaens Je9ssDntab -. rs6sss Csmssr, am Subu ~
Herald, copy daily and weekly one month ana sri an -
Oupeefnlen1e03, I'd @ if1f 81 = TT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.

New YORK, March IA.
The steamship Crescent City arrived here this
morning with Havana dates to the 9Th.
The Diaro de la Marine of the 7th acknowledges
the receipt of private advices worthy of confidence,
announcing the dispersion and abandonment of
the intended fillibustcring expedition from the U.
S. against Cuba. The military preparations for
defence were actively continued. 49,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

SENsIBLE.-The St. Croix Union thinks that if
our protested hard monied men continue to re-
ccive the paper money from the States, they
ought also to receive the bills of Borup & Cakes.
REPrBmCAN CoNvENTIoN.-This Convention
comes off at st. Anthony on Thursday the Goth.
Provisions have been made to accommodate those
who may attend from abroad.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

Thirteen horses arrived in town yesterday
afternoon from Indiana, for the ST. Paul market
They can be seen at the Smelling House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

Louis OLIVIER, Esq.-We believe this gentleman
to he an honorable and upright officer, who know
ing his duty, does it. The re-ssung of redeem
ed county orders occurred long before Mr.. Olivier
was elected 70 the Office of Register of Deeds
and he had nothing to do with them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
.IDlrFrEp sr 9. =, fA.kkls.
REAL EsTATC.

Real Estate matters are increasing in 1ivelinsss
IS We approach the opening Of navigation. Some
Of our prominent land dealers are already doing
an ordinary spring business. The recent multi
plication Of land agencies furnishes pretty good
indication of increased activity in this branch of
business, and of the extensive preparations on
foot to meet the exigencies Of the spring trade.
The sphere Of operations 10 enlarging to re-
ally magnificent scale, and embraces at the pres.
emit date the pine lands of Benton County and the
upper claims and town cites of Lake Superior.
The passage Of the bounty land act is hailed
with universal satisfaction in all quarters, as it
opens a new and very profitable field Of specula-
ton in q direction which was almost CLOSED
against profitable speculation. -
Land Warrants have become so scarce as to be
of little advantage to the ultimate purchaser.
The new issue will cure this defect and have the
tendency to materially cheaper the entrees at the
Land Office. o." .C-.2 81,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
TRANSPORTATION
OF the Sioux, Winn ebag0 and Chip.
peWa Provisions and Annuity
Goods for the Year 1855. cr


CKALED PROPOSALS, properly endorscd will received
- at the Once Of the Superintendent Indian
Minnesota until the 18th April next transporting Sioux,
Wnnebago and Chippewa Annuity Goods and Provisions
1855. f.-t ~. 9,frF ft,,r -4rf--tt = .-r,- =. .,-o,
Bidders will state at what price per hundred pounds they win
receive the property from the steamboat landing ut Paul
and store and the under cover
Agencies, to and from such other points Superintendent
Direct Also, give the Ct they
sureies conracts and the surety Of such bidder shah sign
and transmit With each bid, aguaranee N this "a
st undersigned undertake that, n the bid Of -
for said be accepted by tbs Superintendent
Indian Affairs before the 18th April next
bond required to perform the said at hS or
their bids with good and sufficient sufeties Led iJy
The undersigned reserves the right 70 destination
said public freight to other place than Akences,t
price to be graduated proportion the distance Increased
Diminished. - nl3.I n tl- wv. A. 90RNAN.i
a.q Governor and Superintendent Indian AGsirs.
Minnesota Superfntendency, IL" -nibssi'' . IlF.F
90 Saint Paul, March z, lSh6 II 1rg, @ n1h19-1md&x
" alena Jcersonan Dubuque Herald, St. Peters Courier,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

O. The weather is warm and delightful, and
is rapidly undoing the work of that infamous
"snap" of cold weather-which we take the lib
erty to regard as very vindictive proceeding on
the part of the thermometer. The snow is disap-
pearing like morning vapor from the hills, and
through every gully and ravne, and ditch and
sewer, the cold snow water deepens and runs on
reeking with the filth of'streets and barn yards.
The river meanwhile is rising, and shows every
sign of speedy breaking up, which God speed.