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Texas q Free state.

The most recent adyiccs from Texas, render
il probable that the long-discusscd project OF
creating a Free State in its western portion
will ere long. hc realized For several yesrs
past rumors to this effect have been frequent,
AMI we have also been aware tina, vast pro-
portion Of Germans have becn pouring into and
occupying farms in that fertile, aud IN most
portions, healthy section of our country.
The foreign emigration Ia Texas ha. l"s'n.
in great maasure owing 10 the enterprise Of
American landhohlcrs. Intelligent men. after
occurring vast tracts Of land AZ moderate price.
have induced an emigration from Germany, and
other European countries OF the better class 81
peasantry--a class lar superior in The agyrt-
gate to that which lands at New York and
which transferred to Texas, !. gradually con
vertng The wilderness into q civilized and high
~ cultivated land Without attracting much
attention in the North. Texas is gradually pro
crossing. and Is destined at no future day to
play prominent part in the grea, American
conSeleracy Of S,a,es With soil capable Of
al things, with positions aud Sits which seem
from their situation to prophesy cities, there
can be no but little doubt Of her advance.
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Are We 60 have a Thanksgiving ,

All good citizens desire to devote one day in
the three hundred and siSty-fve, to the sole pur.
pose of giving thanks to Providenceanl--
eating Turkey. The Governors of Massa-
chusetts, Ohio, Indiana. New York Pcnnsyl-
vania, and even of old Virginia, have already
acted in this matter Let US hear from you,
Governor g. We Of Minnesota have good and
sufficient reasons to be thankful. II ,ee were
Governor--and strange things have happened
in the Gubernatorial line--we would order a
Thanksgiving instanter and If We could not find
better reason, would do SO on the ground Of
the glorious result Of the recent election in
Minnesota
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Georgia Legislature.

The Legislature Of Georgia nv, on Monday.
the 9th. Both branches organized by the choice
OF Democrats. On the 9Th. the Governor sent
in his message. II Is a very youmnous docn-
men' and is Of course mainly devoted 10 State
matters lie recommends the Legislature 10
proyidc for calling u State Convention in ca-c
Congress refuses to admit X anSa4 into the M.
ion on account Of her being slave state in
which case he advises disruption If the onion
but hops the patriotism # the North will
avert such a calamity.
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The Thee million Question.

Among certain class who circulate exten.
sively about Secretary GurHRlE's official man
sion in Washington, the " three million ques-
ton is the absorbing topic at present. Three
millions Of dollars yet remain TO be paid Mexi-
co, the balance Of the sum promised her for the
Mesilla valley. This amount is payable under
the treaty, upon the completion of the boundary
report by the Joint Boundary Commissioners,
Major Emory the American Commissioner, is
daily expected in Washington, and if his report
shall be complete, and have the assent of the
Mexican Commissioner, the money will he pay
able.
But nice point remains for the land officers
Of our government to decide, and that is TO whom
shall the money be paid! The late government
of Mexico (which one, We do not know author
lied its Minister to draw upon our government
for the remaining three millions. These drafts
were drawn in favor Of sundry New York spec
ulators and capitalists. Mr.. HARGors holds
one Of s150,O00. and Mr.. AsrrSwALL. Of the
firm Of HowLASD 4 AsPISwALi. three Of half
a million each--thus nearly covering the amount
due Mexico by drafts in the hands &C our citi-
1cns, granted by the late government. The new
government under ALvABFz will Of course, in
struct its Minister to demand the payment of
the money
The question for the Government az Wash
ngton 10 decide, is whether il will honor the
drafts held by Mesrs. HARCors and ASriy-
WALL. which emana,ed from the late govern
mcnt, or pay over the amount TO the existing
government.
This is the three million question.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-15

ST. PAUL NEwsPAPERs.-Thc DaRy Demo
erot and the DAILY Pioneer have been united,
and together present as handsome sheet as is
Published in the country. II is now n mos, cx-
cellent papee.-Ch,oago Times.
The Times has our thanks for its compliment.
In Chicago, there are number of papers pub
lshed. which cannot he excelleJ in the coun-
try as newspapers, in the literal acccpta,ion Of
the term but the Times is the only one which
breaches sound National and Democratic doc.
trne. The old Democratic journals since they
commenced warfare upon Judge DouoIAs, as
unprovoked as it has been bitter and inccssant.
have lost the confidence ofthc Democratic mas
SEES and the Times now stands alones in the
great commercial emporium Of the West, the
recognized and able advocate of sound political
doctrines
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Orrtes fossisssEy GesEP.L ~ ~ a.isrEstr
Wash BE Ion, Oct ~, 1885
GgrAnATE PROPOSALS. will ts received e, TIL.
Once uniii ,hs 18th DAY Of Jssssry is5s Tor The
delivery Of provisions In bu fr the Of the troops
81 the Nai'sd states, upon Inspection, .. fellow.
A Fou brady. Saul Sis. Mas. Mehgos.
% barrel Of potk
f9S barrel. 81 fresh .pr-fsne noGT
10 bushels al Bss white field beans
s1s pounds ~ good hsfd sosP
81 pond. Of soed bsrd tsllow candle.
.ss. poanas Of ~" gssty ~ brown sussT
isit pounds ~ nrsi qgslJ Rio c"nse
10 bushels 81 good clean dry Gae ssh
2tS Esloes al E,--l i5st yiusTsr
ons-h.f an lat jaas, iss, remainder ~ it'h sept
1885
A. F1r, Ho0aac. M,bsaa
VI barrels 81 port
I2b barrels al ft h sspethns Gssf
80 bushels II new white field beans
hst poHnds OF sooJ hard soag
3zs possd. q good hard tsiIow candle.
sel. pounds Of hrsi qss,,,y dry brown sassr
1914 pound II bret qssliy Rio ognss
" basheIs Of good sisss dr. Ga~ self
as cations OF good oder visexaf.
"nehsIf on -, Is"s I'as remainder ny 18Th r.ptsia.
Ter, is5s,
a Fuf hd,p,adsHes. Bo-so~, Nassaohsssis.
Ilt barrel. Z pork
40 b.,r.i. IL b,.h spp.rass Sour
10 bushels of nss ~hits 6sid besSs
I7s2 pounds 81 good h.rd soap
sSs pounds ~ good s-sd tsils~ esndi..
As1. yssnds 81 hfst qassiy kso tsgss
~ bs.h>l. u sispa tisss asJ has ssit
fss rxaas n good 'iasf yissssr
~ Fs~f O-fsro. OsesSs. Nh isi
- barrels of pots
las barrel. ~ IT, sA sspefhas asaf
60 basasi. ~ SEQ ~sjts Geld bs.s.
as pounds 81 sss,f hAf9 sssB
sss toass. u rood hssa ,siisw easslss
81 s ss q o.: ss,,, 49, e.. s"c. '"s
~ bsshsis Of seo.a sssa dry sss sal,
fts rsissrs AZ d ID eiSsf Vissgsr
Ors-Ash 90 lat Jsss 1884 re1sssass IN sn Ot"bsf.
IsSa.
~ Heai Ps,s,. k-v Ygl
go barrel. 81 yost
10 b.sre,s u b..h sspersss Gs-si
20 Ssshs. 81 Rss skns hsas beans
NO. ssssss 81 good hard sssb
1919 yssnds ~ sfsss hsfd tsiiov esnaiss
iesis p.snas ~ sts' qs-itty Dry bse~s ssSo
s2ss yosnds ~ efs gssissy lilo coffee
- bsshsis II god si~sa ssy hoe sal,
SIC gallons ~ rood sdsf vinegar.
A. Fo-f Iegs~Lss, C0rs.sy's Lfard, Nee Tsvt.
50 barrel o b.sh saperfss Sour
700 kssAs 10 ~ 49, Ia . hstd ices.
ia psssls a god tsf1 sasp
fstz pssnd. 81 sses hssd tsissv candies
lssIl vosnds hr.i sas,,,, AZ sse-s Gag"
s4I ksssass % tys' sssii,y hss es6se
~ tsshsis 81 god ssss Dry nss self
sss ssIloes of good .idsr .inss~
A. For Hs~Jss.. Svrvss. Me- Yea Hertz
70 hsssss ~ Gssh ssSsrfss asa
IDg b.snsas Il ase ~tNs Sid tssns
I7sz yossAs u god hard sep
ssS pssss, ~ god ksrd tsilsw ssbAlss
So rossa. o. frsf ssshfy sry ssvvs ssgs
sszs ysssds 81 bf.t tssiity nss ssGes
% k.sksis ~ good eiesa ssy hss sst
~ ssness " ss~s rider vsssGsr
A. Fen MHs.,y, B-h,..e-s. M~pl.sd.
100 tsfrels "a yofs
ne tssrss Of hsss ssrsrsne aoss
iso tssssis Il hsp ~hiis Hold tss&s
ssSs y0ssss 81 god bssd sosp
go lssa6s 81 fsos hsr1 tslIS~ esn6ass
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A DAB AT aDrEss Maxts THE NAx.7-A

A DAB AT "IrEss MAyLs THE Man. A
corresponding; n the Boston Jcurnai says that
a gentleman who was in Washington the other
day. tells pretty good story. He was present.
at the funeral Of one II the diplomatic COPS
A the services were proceciing be saw "a the
floor pair Of large feet, covered with a sub
stansial pair d brogaps, worth ebou, sl.25
and pair q bloc hcnsspan WOODEN s'ocsings
As the f.; seemed to BE- in position q honor
the observer thought tha, he would trace them
home. He did 40. and Fund that they belong
"a 10 thu Hon. wv. l. MsEcv. Secretsry d
State,
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Mn. WrpsreN's EsrArr.--Wc harn from, the
Transcript, that the executors Of the estate Of
DASrrl WEBSTER, have ~.n, printed circulars
TO persons having claims against the same in
which II is stated that the nett amour, Of rs.
sets In their hands is S35,ls0 ~, aud the
amour, Of claims is about sl55,0o0 They d.
vide tweniy-onc and ,hrc quarters Per ontum
retaining in hand about one pcr ceutum to de-
fray expense and charges In the sui, against the
city Of New Orleans for claim II s25 900 for
counsel in the Gaines controversy.
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OFFICIAL.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

FfKttfIVt UhFAefNHsF, VI. Y,
~ Paul, Nov Is, 1856
has pies sed the Great Diver II eli COED bless the
people 81 this besuti Territory, With seasIa good
health. anh almost Unssampied prosperity during the
year now drawing to close II 10 NJ end proper that
We should, as thfistisn people, msks suitable sch.
nov edGment u God tr HE pest roodDes sBd Ssh for
his continued blessing an our future.
Tbsrrtds, !, wills 4. Gormsn Governor Of the Ter.
fiory ef Minnesota request that tho eiirsas thereof
WI observe aud tssp THURSDAY, the roth day 81
De"ember nsst 90 dsy Of Thssksgi,ins to Gos or
health, Happiness sud prosperity Of oar people rec
PEE fully tsqaes, all persons refrain from secular pur
suits IN that day.
Gi,ea under my hand At tue apitoi, al ~, Pau ,
this lsih day OF Nov, Is3S.
W. A. GORMAN.
Ny the GovFrhrr nav I5.w5t
J. TRAVIS KOssER,
Secretary Of M,nnesota T~sr,lo,,.
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Cremation" or burning the dead is, at this
moment. thought OF with much less horror
than ever before in our country. The riot in
Milwaukee has turned the people to thinking
OF the matter, and the more they think of il
the more the neat urn with the sacred ashes in.
closed seem preferable to the "cold obstruction"
of the grave
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PLENTY or iosEr.-The amount 10 the
United States Treasury on the 22d ult., sub
jet to draft. -ss s22.0l3,oOo. Ths Is a
pleasing contras, to the coalition Of the
treasuries ofthe great European powers Who
are trying to have double that amount, and
although their subjects are taxed treble the
amount that American citizens are, they have
bot knovn such thing a. surplus in their
TREASURES for century
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ssDNG o. Tsss HROOK.


Nv AtfHtp ftNNNsoN.
come fom haunt. oi eoot and heatn,
make . sudden sally,
And sparkle out among the tern,
To hirker down = allie,
ny thirty hits hurry io~n
Or slip between the ridge.
~ twenty thorps, lii,lc town,
Aud half hundred bridges.
riii last BY Philips hsra I now
To Join the bnmmins river,
For men NAV come aud men may 60
Hut ~ on ~ ever
ichatt~r over stony wss.,
In iit,le sharp. and ,r.hirs,
bubble into edJyinE BAYS,
bsbhle On the pebbles.
With msny curve my hanks irs,.
Ny mauy q held sad tsliow,
And many = fsir' forelsnd Get
With willow, weed aud mAilow
chatter, chatter. ~ I now
To Join the brimins fiyef,
For men may Gene sud men may 81,
Hut g. ON Tor stsr.
wiad ahoat and In sad out,
VIII here q blossom sail NJ,
And here and there q iss,y trout,
And here and there Grsyiiag
And here and there q foamy aake
tpoa me ss I travel,
with many . silver ~sterhresk
Above the golden gravel
And draw hem all along, sud ao~
To Join the b. inning river.
Hut men may come and men may 40,
But 60 on for ever
steal by lawns and grassy plots.
I Aide BY hssei covers
] move the sweet iorgsi- ne.bois
That grow for hsppy lovers
slip, ! slide. ] gloom, . sisnos,
Among The skimmins swsilows,
make tho nei,cd suBbesms dance
Against the sandy shallow
murmur under moon asd stars
In brsmbiy wildefaes.es,
linser by shiasiy bars,
lo,ieT round by cfesse..
AsJ 90, ss.is . curve en- d no~
To Join the brim,bg ,isst,
tor men may come and men usy 40,
but SO on Tor ever.
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Commodore joins u, DaNins, who d. 4
in Baltimore On Monday evening. commanded
the Bolivian navy under BollvAR. the hbem,or
of Columbia, and enjoyed IA pension Tor his ser.
yio,s from the Bolivian republic, lie was -
years old, and had passed the largest portion of
his life in l,altmotS.
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FraAlE D1ToR- The Boston Medical Jour.
nal has very candid and able article IN this
subject, that Is worthy Of special attention
the writer says we hope there are no men
in our community who arr 80 -clasb. 40 ungcn-
tlenanke, as to harbor any frling 81 jealousy
or rivalry agains, female physicians. Ifwoanen
can practice m,licine with advantage TO the
public aud honor To themselves, We should bc
the last To- wish 10 prevent them While we
sincerely believe that they ammo We shall ncv
or Oppose any well in,cniioDed and honorable e
fort 10 qualify them 10 do -.
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RrN INTO TIM GROUND Baby shows are
about PLAYED ont" In Rochester. New York.
the receipts, afcr several days exhibition, did
not amount TO enough to pay on the premiums,
II B.Rsrx had paid the $4,000 premiums ofFtr-
ed in that city he would have bccu out Of peck.
ct more than half that amount hut he didn't
pay the half Of two thousand dollars to prn'
babies, and II goodly portion Of wha, was
awarded wen, 10 children who travel along
with hi show Long live humbug
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Judge Lynch has been holding u court at
Montgomery. Alabama. Mr.. A. &. DAY was
convicted on three counts in the bin Of indjct.
men, found against him. viz | Completely in
getting up u etter To the New York Tims, in
which Abolition sentiments wcm pu, forth ,
Writing obscene letters To u low. blnckgnarl
sheet published in Boston Massachusetts,, called
the LIFE IN Boston, which the private affairs Of
members Of that community wcrearraigncd and
their characters drfamSl 2 Afiiliation and
unlawful intimacy with the colorud portion Of
the population. lie was ss,nicnccd to kiss u
woody nymph in court, rode on a rail and duck
cd in the reservoir The sentence being com
piled with, he was suffered to depart, with the
following injunction "1arry not in this city
after the hour Of ten tomorrow. under penalty
Of receiving stripes on thy naked back TO the
number Of two hundred"
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I.NMriRE SAW WORKS " l., y GAGE a
Ia ~ ~-wstsfoasn, Ne "a Mats street. ~. loats,
M,..o9t manufacturers 81 esen description ~ SiTs
Cast steel Mn, Circular, pu, Mar,, tfnss Cut,
fo"e, Hand and Panel saws saw itAniss, tFasi. aud
nulJ chis.l-, Tfank Springs, knisos, Reaper -iches
hptiass, etc,
od saws repaired aud made FonA ss new =, smell
cost
The unstsisnsj have made sufh improvements ~ b
Arrived al SUI, perfection ~ nH ,eniprrnf and Etint
Ing department of thsf wnfh aBi tHks such PATHS 10
procure the best guaiit, ~ steel that they
without tear ~ thR, theif stock ct
on hsnd spd now betting manufactured. ahi VIII be,
not only equal :" but superior ~ an, made Ia Of
drought TO thi. mArkst.
Every raw sold under their guarantee wiil hs mad
sood W the purchaser no, i.und 10 he so tsisl
March 2odsw IN. " W l.. GAGf a go,
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1nauEui alton OF Gov. johnson, of Tem.
nessee.

The Inauguration IT Hon Andrew johnson
as Governor al Trnnrs-er. took place on The
23d in,i I'pon taking the oath of ofic" Gov
johnson delivered an address, ~ vhich be spoke
thus Of thr Democratic part,
Democracy knows and Il \ =" h. expected,
too that every plan effort and Undertaking that
has tendency 10 improve and elevate thr great
mas Of the Issople u naturally inclined to .S-
cite the ill-weil and opposition of thee IN pes
session Of considerable extra l-aning wealth and
power. or tho~c who contend for undue advan-
tages over their E'llov men. II 10 important
iherffogc. slway. to ls,ar in mind that whatever
tends Substantially to lstfft the common ps-
pie will BE- generally viewed with hostility hy the
pseudo arisiocracy Of the country.
The Canadian Government have contracted
for monthly line u stcarners between Qpcbec
and Liverpool during the summer, and between
Portland and I.iverpooI durihg The winter
The Government il 10 pay the contractor 800
0G0 wear for carrying the mails
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An EruArn-.Thc editor Of the Burlington
Recorder. bears witness tina, he recently dis
covered in aourishiug city on the line Of the
New Jersey Railroad, u graveyard in which
stood tombstone on which was inscrib
ed by weeping friends, the following touching
and simple, yet exqaisitely poetic epitaph
"ns WAS A GOOD kGa."
The Recorder at once proceeded to gid gold
by composing the following addition;
Tread lgh,l, DER this nest, Ne beg.
or else, perhsrs, You n smash the eat
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i MhfEIJE fIHE AND MhHINF iNHth
j 4 ANCE COMPANY, Jsssssiiis, wisoonsta. esp
tai, sec .aso--.s,gsnt l-ia In, eiso.oao.
noAsp ~ nssBToss
Usssy n. Hss.ssr, Henry q. Grssnfoss,
~ Rockwell, "a Rs~lsy
afpsEss
A. " Hset we'll President. IC.s. Rnet~sI seesstsry
~ 4. no~isy, fts.tispt tissry bap.,sf. fFsss'r.
In.sfases efb<tss szslss' tos. 80 bsna,se BY ths
ssa ialssd ss.issss-, 81 eanss' rs'ss.
sstsSestGs.
oa lssstlo ssy mssT, rs tovsrnss STATE 81 hsw rafh
- masl Ferry, Msfebzsi, ffsbt ~, New fosb t1y
Wn lanes Desys, Fsq., a. " eli street, raI.
n. FfsssEn Cisb, Bfoka tfes street, ihi'si"'fhe'
PssasyI.sstz.
4, J. Bsrto~s. E.a.y Aito. ssy, Ll,es, n y.
Hlrss Chkmssfs Esq, "
- m.si Lish,ty. Cssh. ysssssuis ,iif bssh
W. o. r UasisI, Ess., Bssies Mass
q, J. Gs,ey, m1wsskss Wis.
4 ~ Waltz, Mssshsst, Mn.@sbss, W.
n. Htstshes, sshhsf, Oshhssh, Nc
w. r. Wstsss, heseksst, APrst0s VIE
De ,iik q ssothss, shs1etssB, Wis
rrFoiissss l.<aed 10 The shows fe-pDnssss eastssy
b, EATON, Axsss, ~ Peel Nj
oe.sls, 10, isss eAwiy
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NEifHASIr hui i., SDh' IHihp AM
wi JAlKsJs HrkEE1s, f,sst.sG he h,ssmbo-i
issdiss. s.ist Prsl-n. 8 lLLEs, freyristos,
Hs,iss ,shss ne ssevs Hossi Sad tksfesshiy rset
attsa cad 70 fsrnisAsd ", Mr. ALLEN bess 70 isfSs,
the citizens II D. rssi end The irs,sias pssis Inst
Ne 10 noe prepared 10 s<essaedsis both bsssdsfs
sad tssvsisss, N . sssssr ansafpssssf h TIE CIV
IT, table SHALL slwsys 10 ssppilss With The best hs
ssrhst aHosds The location 81 the Hotel beiag imne
dssssiy s 6sat Of sAs steamboat landing. and 70 hs
bsssssss portion Of The tHy, males u pnueslsny ae-
~, $1,000. n tAs s.sy jans l-dswu
- KOvEiAN GARDEN AND NURSERY
III ssss The Half wsy Hssss, tstwssn stns Peal
ssd o. Assbesy. We Save the rssssss Of cssstas 70
~ pubs Ne eossiax sksss( eA.see lot o. rfsn sna
0ostss ssd Viewer ssses In issGs % sasll assstsss
ess. ., Isss-vIy J. ". vOhD <eo
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ST. LOUIS.
st LOUIS, MISSOURI, FALL TRADE FOR

! or IONS NtsSol,pt -, nv ~. 49,,
~ ,s.s "IS ihAph TYR
40. ~. ~.,,..s...
~ NJ ""' sos' - W"Fttmoeet ~.
n kR wmrr. v'nnN.' S.sth, Louis
..s -e.,s.,'. s..,l'-,, NC " mshusr'nler
M q. Main .ty.,, A., a., ~, s.,s ~ 20 mW
! ,e.y, WV ""''" W "e "sns OF Wis
| ~. ..a..,,h... ,oe. ,,o.. -, Al, . ...- 80.
f,,sa,, 80 ~, 80 W., ' ~ VIC s'ehneh o' tmf
pss..lS "a, 'he Ws,rrr ,,s, snS ~ ss
~, BY express. ali new Il. Via. Which aoas,, a, a.. -
tern markets
We hes leave 10 call sttsnttan TO our latss a..a,,
ment OF rk and sstia npnnsl.
From our iong exps,iense in traae, (hnsen ysar. IN
this civ No heel eonisn, that the Selection OF tnois
w make 10 suited aud adapted particularly this H,Ar
kett and fe.pes thy solicit nn .santaatios 81 eur
stosA, being DETERMINED oher sseh iniuepmsu. 40
wiil make u desirable. do hu.ines. WITH q,
N u The hishes, nsthev pnce psii, Ia cash, for
fsrs aud re,fivs.
~ teai., Ausas, q, issa Aus iswsm
~.,,.,,,.... .,.,,.,,S,., a, $780,, 5000.
StAhhilI NANoN MANNplH fbHNi
~ tskt HALLS, Ne 90 hssAssfha Asvase 81
.ss. N, ..os' lS,sa.ss r',shl.as.n' - 80 w.t.
an advertisement than to assure oat htrhds and ,hs
public that have been eminently sactss@iH In getting
PIP q splsanid assortment 81 FURNITURE iot The
taii Trade, the superior IN style and qusNs, sud
particularly suited TO large aud varied demand. bo'h
~ Wholesale aud retail
q
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JANIS u. CHADWICK,
No, - Is'tast o.. NstSttu fetoHi sud ihiri,
nat l-akwlY "a. losis, No
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMISSIONER NOTiCf,--ws, the ssb.e,ibefs,
y being spp.iatsd by the Probate Court III Ramsey
County, AID Territory 81 Manssota Gmmi ..ioasr. 10
receive ssass, aud sdost all eisims aud demssds ~
all pesso1s, assiDsi tbs estate 81 Nehemiah A. Iinis
lsfs nj SID county, DEE ssssdt and slso al eiss ssd
dsHsads exhibited In oasst tbefs,a ssd sis moa,bs
hoo u" tib day Of November, A. D. 1875, bslnE al.
ossd by sid Gou, int that paf po.s, do, lhsrsias
hereby give se,i'e tina, viii s,sHJ the dss, ~
of ssid appo,a meal, AZ the ofss of T. a. Dayton, IN
ihs CITY OIL Fsu on tba 18th dsy II Dsfsnbsf nest
bst~ss~ The hours 81 ten. End ioo,, r NJ u that
day. aud ~ any time bs,wssa the, day and The clos. ~
the commissions.
h. q. DAYTON,
nav Saw Nm N, WOLF
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~ NEnGfELD, WHOLESALE AND RE
Y . tail Dealer In STOVES AVID TN WARE-.liArt.
Nstr, Agricultural IaiP rBienis. IN ana Pore Pump
II al kioss, etc, so str hshet,s street, bsias 1htd
street
Having largely hrfses,d hts stock ard hy tho al ~
competent sutmsu, be Il tHshiod pfomptl, 10 a eli
special orders.
There is not sO establishment ~ the cnF whifh haa
= Lager various strsh " The most approved
kinds III
PARLcR, MALI AM KiiJbEN STOVES,
And among them may be toaaa the following, With sli
the s,en.lls complete, Viz
Chatter uak
Estifa State
hisrh niaiatna
tFhn Airtksb
Amrtl,aa All tight
Aiblaa Artight
Western gu=ab
" fhina star
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tinissf, do
All tight 10
uncis sAta, 10
~ The general assnrtnH viii be fgBnd
~, aud fa,es futap', hidfsut nams,
Indie HBhbsr Hose. Chain Iuints,
sugar kNtits Iightnirr Hp,,s
Ito iinrd Ris,e tisnsils, Bat uNets
IpsnasA ware. Hfi iahnia Were
lie Chest, Nstef 20 aifts,
thaHrg bisife Spiral 4 Rirs
Faucets, fancy Tin Ware inr Confectionery psfpo.
.es, i-psBaeJ les Chests. oinsmsuisd, ell Eind, Of
HES. Nsrs, Battery Kettles, sW
Tia ahd teppof soothing pi"mptly attended to. Ey
cry otdsf ~ ihis establishment tsll nisst with
pfomp, s,tsntion. woTk ~steaut,d.
g. urHGFfiD
NJ, rssi. oct ~ 1885, aa~,i
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Tread lishtl, Ger this nest, Se beg.
Or else, perhal.s, You II smash the ess .