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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

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lIRoLGH FROM PETERSBURG II
NlrHEA ILLE N ONE DAY ~ pas,cugoq train of cars
the depot Of the southsido Railroad ietorsirg
EVERY DAY Sundays oNceptcd) at O'Clock m arrives
at $40 rarmyld m and and at I.5nci,urg II 20
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia Tonnes.
see kailroad cars fpr the West
Down train leaves fyuhburu o'clock u m after ,r ny
rival Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ears from The
west arrives AT the junction 44O m Petersburg
at I3o p. m.
Passengers by route can take the splendid steamship
EpANpkf for New York, EVERY SATI RDAY At g o'clf
n. III, the steamship JAMESTOWN every WFi,NES
DAY, at o'clock and Ire STEAMSHIPS for philalrttia
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
are from Petersburg to Iyneburg ........,.... s. 90
iirksv l!e..,............ 10
7,..5a,. iarmvic....... ......... -
he mil rain VII stop only at the regular stations along
The line TO take up or put a passengers
afl 19-'s J. q WALL Superintendent S. 5 r. r.
0TeSE-fhe steamer ROANOKE, - :
4" h'Iag again commenced her reEnler y.-s4-z---,r
til to Richmond, there l., communicative, -~sSs-Sr-ss-f-,
t"tCe week by steamers, to New York and baltimore
Shippers shipping by ncttyiahn's limo Of
address in Richmond, will be certain H. oct tiir sf
roetly through without detention and at III lowest r,r "
Goods ord red my care will Bee promptly forward i tho
'i'' nut winch II ae only regular line The Canal
oc. ALFRED $ LEE, the Dock
- - Richmond Va
fEN8olGn 10 TzsE aEsIys.s.-roro r.o.,
II lyuehhurc "i' from
70 the White Sulphur, ...........,.. u IN
To Dangers Springs, ..............,.. a n1
To RockhridEr Alum. ................ ~
10 " arm and Hot Springs. Il M
10 Natural Bridge. ..................... y Gn
For buchanan our Packet Il ats Leave iyi'rbi,,r .t
= W. Monde rin, lay and Friday and c1nurc VIZ, ~
bri2e LeAinFton. Rockblide. Alum Warn, ~ un
M IA hnehanan WIN the Line by Dagges Srrine, ~ ~
ia una Spn[ returning leave Buchanan TuGs,lay Thus
AZ silly and Friday al a. NJ 'Nu''' wed
hrc l2.d&cts ''Ds''Np DAVENPORT
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EE NOS SICK t-ihcn You can't he cured toe
N Don't delay until your complaint is ineurtbl. AND
then when it is too late FourfthS of all the
which people the church yards might be cured by Ayers
tathartic Pills taken in season Don't dragging through
the Spnog, faint sleepy and HsteSs, because your blood
loaded With bile Don't the headache Heartburn and
their kindred disorders because your stomach is foul Don't
parade yourself arannd the world covered with PmIes
Bochcs Ulcers Soros aud all the uncean
81 the s<n because your system wants Cl anSnF Don't
snow yourset Shont lean haggard all caved because your
stomach and bowels meet Strengthening INFO healthy action
Ayers Pulls set thesa things right surely rs water unch
ho They purify the body and blood and store tir f,n
irons Into healthy activity which you feel quick as they
are taken They are the one great medical wonder If THIS
age gnzod by all who know their virtues and many t
sands knew them Take tae Cbrfg Pecfaral for Cough and
tue Ftss Tor all defane }mons requiring purpatyt medicine
Prepared by pr. J. c AA EB Practical Chemist I"vsn
Mass aad sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mcdr a,
through this section. sa, 5,
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COTTON OZNAnuHs.s.-Ga

oznahurgs-a heavy article just
~ snmeni and viii be- sold merchants better
than they be had Ia Richmond OF Baltimore Please
aug 25ts LEE & JOHNSON.
JECEsvINt, AND ON HAND, 10 hhd-. n. ..
IL AND +. X SUGAR
- boxes aud bhls Loaf Crushed aud pns arzed Sugar
100 bags Rio and I.aguyra Coffee,
~ bags Superior old Java do.
l. hhds Cuba and T. X. Moasses,
20 lbls n o Moaases,
- bar Iron assorted,
do. Hoop aud Band do
do Biatercd Steel,
do Cast and shear do,
10000 lbs bacon
10 Sides sole Leather,
do Black Upper do,
80 dol Calf Skins,
- Pink Lining do,
10 Sheep Skins
10 bales cotton Yarn
10 bales Dsnaburgs,
- boxes Sperm aud Adamantine Candies
% do Hull & Sons Patent do.
Is do Soup,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails 10 so dy,
10 Wrot sails,
10 bbs Tanners Oil.
40 tons Peruvian Guanc,
900 sacks Salt
Also Plaid Bcachcd aud Brown Domestic. Calico Linen
DnH He'd Cords and rlpw Lines Window Glass and Putty,
topperus Madden and Indigo Pepper Ginger Spice
Forks Boots Shoes and Hats for sale exchange for
ail21t. JOHN uoLLlNs
epEGsstSSs., ANON HAND, a. bbi-. sim-
Crushed sugar,
~ huxts l.a1l SuRnr
Id bills \ q Moasscs
10 hhds = H. d.
leo hcps liio tof,r,
- iuRura d..
10 Prime old Java do
- huxos AlauantDe and sperm Candies
Large Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
-.oa selling cheap.
a1tA NICER a SMITH
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TTsEPIaU' THAT HgaVS TrEE WORLD
EleI MnI.h WRIT IEAAI DltAIlllI

H -. WHITE EgDseE ~ fRR.. unnui,c-
Enc TT kikS OF ht U'SiAIENFlkoN BEAN Pillow.
our Premium ii sin lnraHnd LSinPston, reekshll aud
Eaqlr Plows ad Castings improved Ihrashmg Mathn,s
Corn Nheles Cutting knt,, aud Eoad Sorapcr-.
proved Double Action Fore Pump. for Wells and springs
ON TIE BASIN. Lyuchhnrt. We.
ldu hcrnhy certify that have tried Tor myself Rich, Iron
beam Patent aud haye hesitation In pruununcin this i,a
uaio implement in OPINION, the hest Flow in nse and
tined MS hoc,c to take the place of al others when shall
become more generally known JOHN HALLIDAY.
NuIseryman aud Florist, near Ivurbburl,, Va
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~ or DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR CASIt--My stock
't NV Spag and summer Goods is complete. The
whole stock was hught y, cheap aud will be sold for very
small profit, cash
Ihe money market having become easy hope my friends
aud customers VIII come trnard and supply hose, liher
ally All ask is call from those in Of goods,
s1lus. Iap l2dts IND j. III RMS. Ar.
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q ssA $40 BS.-1he subscriber has received his
~ complete sock ct spring aud summer DRY GOODS;
10 which me aenon OF lis friends and the public general
IS respectfully called Having taken advantage of the de
pressed si' ct the market IN purchasing his Goods he viii
br able 10 "t'tr great induce mcut, 10 buyers,
Ihe articles arr too humorous there
found All the articles which general Dry Goods business
'nhla7 loo Nds large 'rtmcut of Roots Shoes Hats
tt.s H'r Has Patsos * Country Merchants are es
iriaN invited tHra u him before they further East he
IS d,tsaiu'd e sell Richmond Prices Strict attention,
"H 2a laid to ora3s Com and all
\ ,tlt,Tr,N.rIrIN+tsf,
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EL TED isis May June and July; leig: June NJ
gust 1850 May e Nos=) June, July, October and ~
ter: 1852 Jniy and August. aa
Persons having the back Nos above named can find A
them at good p'.ee b. applying to
WIN j. FOLKEs
Blank Book Manufar itrtr Nai,, -
sep l1-tS S.t - IT,, ~, =, .
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~ tarnicks Camp before SeFastololi
The Two Guardnns-by the author Ut Heart iRze
Hearts Ease-a new lot
konneth-=hy the
Castle BHiderS-by the
Chemistry 81 Common Life
The ESCAPED Nnnedicated 10 the ffntosnnis 81 America
The tansaript-by Dumas;
sam Slick In search of a WIFI
Tho Eclectic August
The London Arr Journal for August
Edinburgh Review for july
fIouselald Words for September
Frank Ieses Journal for September
JOY and Easc-fur Young Mothers
The Moral lrubo-by Judsohi
Also full complete stock Of School and Classical Books
All at prices TIA cannot fail to please.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

~ : = T--TT,
- STAR Dot BILE OVEN COOKING Srnt'',. ~ l.Aia
wood, just feeeired at the Furnace und RAJ "a ~ e
East Msia STREET. \ Stove which is eans,isr a.f Hsa,
cheapest, most substantial, and perfect CnoEtp, A. m ~
the mon and warranted TO bake. roast boil r,ii -
the most satisfactory manner, with les, fuel H. ~ i
Stove Of similar capacity in uSc Call aud sec tl, my 1
Also n fine assortment Of LEAD PIPE If xa,i.
hand, and for sale by liy Its g. ~ :, 3fs
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g., OuEv.as>tl ~zP.:nGoR.

~ JONES will have, in tNY days
2l eases thai celebrated ~. q Stick Lieoricc,
- do do Mass do
20 Which they Invite the attention Of manufacturers.
IlAAalL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

rENNaGE q WEEK EEE " ZEN sIs.
IA BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. 10y steam EJg..rslNN
crS BELNIDERE and POCAHONTAS.-The
STEAMER BEIAIDERE leaves Baltimore every SA tt r.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves RICH
NoNb every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The POCAHoNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Bald.
tinorc
shippers Baltimore by these Boats have their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
MAJ Va
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gpETWNNN f.tCirMOND AND N. -.

, WORCESTERSHIRE JAMESTO W y. ~
Ibc /. : Mail steamship JAMESTOWN in com.
maud ef Capt LENIs PAIsH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, for Rich
mont She will take any freight from ely Point.
She leaves Richmond regularly TUESDAY AFTER
NOON AT o'clock, Tor New York.
Tha Sc srng ship by their goods here On
Monday Passengers desiring here can have
a Stateltoom secured 10y addressing Is by mail
y The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops City Point.
Wnrr she will land and RECEIVE freight Both the
aud the Roanoke and land passengers ty Point
aid Norfolk IUDLAM & WATSON
- Va
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E,AIltHaNiSs, ssATENT pi,,

Il FORM AND COUNTER SCALES -
GEO &. EWING. Agt i'll Baltiuoro st Nd IL
RAILROAD. HAY and tOAISGAIES III .
set in any part of the country at short notice I'D
& q. LiNELMORE, Travelling Art Id
2:}-wlm IN ss..
~, - I have n. W On hard an assortment lss
tory prices. a. h RUCkER Ar s4sAfE
apl loss
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W NJ &NDER<I

A GiND.--Then undersigned will confinp. .
N the GROCERY, COMMISSION ami Tti,,lht ffhf
BUSINESS, and also The Manufacturing = Fol III 1A
FIJI for former fayors they ilcd-e their 6os ev,, =
tEeir continuance t#l
apl gdtS. MCDANIEL. IIEg 4 nm,
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eRAVRILEB's DDEeT0RE, &C.
ia. rESN. nAaHROAD.

w NV y f scnf6t n La"s1SnhR Ii. q a2-.-l.
ARKASG MENTl On ana amer :, -nt,..
i IAN s5, he passenger train VIII leave lynchbarg
,ii, SUNDAYS excepted At O'Clock and arrive al
Wytbeflle al D. IN Returning leave Nythe'i!ie at a m
and arrive Iynehburg at = m making the TIP ''" MN
Inoud aud Petersburg Nytheyllie ID IA hours -. =
CoNNFXIONS-For Buchanan Via Bnfords Depot on
uondaXs "Wednesday Fridays and arriving AT bneh
nm 10 supper For Fiueastle Sweet and Nhhe sulphur
Springs Charleston kanawha and Guy ando'' wa ~
Atplng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

FASHIONS HDlt lsda-SI lIHER VIII introduce ~
the spring style DtrS Hat the first Saturday la March, S
for The Inspection Of his customers aud r public generally
N viii uo found to ~urass amy Hat In this market Ia bean
~, ~he quality and finish Also ot OF beautiful syl,
St Hats for Young Gems All those string inc Dress Hats
{" c,h any ding in this market, viii please call at the sign
OF the Bl.l l. ttA1.
kinds al HINTS made order with and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
Iuar L. MM STIIZER
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And for sale by ! II Seay Stroher 4 Whitehead, !
Thompson Co, Il Stabler n CO Lyuchburg, Va, and
,ealers in Mcdicinns overN " here. lanr b W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

HleN ""rf Boots, at q Ga great bargain French
IN b'H'il' at % cts, worth Slsomothiug Please
,l-t wv ~ Wrr thrW Isen It's JOHN ABRAHAMS.
HALL, fs53.-Nv customers are +, ; ecttiiy inor,ad
'l ,Nr tis are now ready They will please call and
M>a 10 start North in few days formy Fall stock
va nus WI IA lhHrr become due the lst Of January
Ang M same c5edt get my self which viii enable
nae te tnE and sfilew
he JoS rec,,odmy Plato Of Fashions for hc Fall Please
''' '1H 'Aflhlir lang 22t~l WM. l.. PAGE.
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G9sEGEs, PISTOLS, ~ c.-We have on hand very
~ handsome assortment uf Iles Pistols &C. a.. com
ptsnP very fine Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
man SILVER; saloon aud Pistols Sharp.- Ritesi Colts
Five shooters Aliens Srfeoeking Pistols Cane Guns
Foiis Hunting Knives. Pistols II all Caps,
d.. DC, Which invite the attention ii the public
aug J. ID GREGORY 4 co.
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MISCELLANEOUS


GARD.--The subscriber having unreb,s.,,.
n Hurt y Preston their interest n The ZEN, 80 p b.
Anderson Co., will continue the GROCERY Ct,ti NJ
and FORWARDING 1T SIN ESS AT The ,ili 'lali>>
Basin where they wi1keepon hand stock If p,4 ID
Lime and Cement for sale AT the lowest O. 81 J.
lie returns his thanks to the friends Of the lt,t
the public generally, Tor the liberal pairos -, w. n'era
and hopes by using his best eNerfiors to infit A4
the 10 concern. 'euilaa
aul 9d:s. WIN = .>-r,.,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10
CALIFORNIA FINANCES.

Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co. of San Francisco,
had at the latest arrival made arrangements Tor
an early resumption. A meeting of their credit
ors had been held at which statement of their
affairs was submitted, showing their assets to foot
up to 1878. Liabilities ST. 3O2, $780, Balance
after Liquidation, 1866, 1868. Col. Crockett said he
believed from these exhibits, that Page, Bacon &
Co. are perfectly solvent. A statement Of the
Real Estate of D. d. Page of st. Louis, was then
submitted by Mr.. F. w. Page-Total footing $l,-
$4,000, yielding an annual revenue of about
$4,000. .t ...
A proposition was accepted by the creditors of
this house to this effect--The representatives of
credits to the amount of 4OO, 900 sign an aggree-
ment to receive certificates from Page, Bacon &
Co. bearing interest at per cent. per month, and
payable in instalments at 2, 4 and months.
Creditors to the amount of $3.50 900 had already
signed at last advices. The rest would be imme-
diately made up.
Wells, Fargo & Co. had resumed payment on
the 25th Feb, and all demands had been prompt
ly met.
Adams & Co. had filed petition of insolvency
Their schedule of assets and liabilities showa bal
ance in their favor of 100000.
Mr.. Wood, agent of this firm in San Francisco.
had published card throwing the responsibility
of their failure on Page, Bacon & Co. Mr.. Wood
had given all his private property estimated at
$3.50, 1000, which must 60 to make up the total of
assets.
Read & Co., San Francisco, have applied for
the benefit of the insolvent right. The Miners &
Savings Bank would speedily resume, it was hoped.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10
STEAMER CLARION SUNK,

We learn from the passengers who came up
on the Luella, yesterday morning, that the steam
er Clarion, when this side of Dubuque, ran on to
a bar and sunk in six feet of water. 1t seems
that the boat was attempting to make her way
through the ice, in hopes to get into Lake Pepin,
when the Engineer discovered the ice moving
down upon it, and Immediately reversed the en-
CINE, in hopes to back out. Finding this impos-
sible, he put on steam and directed the PROV of
the steamer for the opposite shore. The boat had
just struck the bar and sunk, when the huge mass
of ice passed by within ten feet of her stern, roll
ing up the waves on either side. The passengers
were taken off by the War Eagle. No lives were
lost, though it is thought that some Of the freight
is injured.
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N. X. WRIGHT. R. H.. Fl
WRIGHT & FITZ.

H.
Jo1NzRs, S SuILDERs AND coSTRAcroRs,
Shop Opposite the Winsi0w House, Near Fort Street,
NoUiD respectfully inform the citizens of ST. Paul, and the
w bulns community at large that they are prepared to
tend the erection of buildings furnish materials and do the
years experience building nattered with
that the fullest WILDE given in this branch
EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor Physician Springfield Water
Cure, and late Proprietor of EastampOn Iydropathic
Institution.
IL Hydropathy, Electro Magnctism Dental Surgery,
would solicit the patronage of the people Of This
diseases mae with full description eiven with previous
knowloiIe of the asking ia stons.
~ Once hours froms A. NJ. 4P. NJ. mar 1olawtf
CURL YOUR HAIR.
X Recep; for making this Celebrated Com
the subscriber in the United States Canada
manner. ANY person having the most coarse and nn-
enih looking hair can transform it into the MOST BEAUT
II CENTS and with this receipt make it equally
good g eSt,. If
instead of the receipts with directions preparing in liquid
FORM and full directions for e Send all letters postpaid to
Jan 3o-w3mo. Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
WAKEFIELD & BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Holmes ST.,
"a opposite the WATSON House, shakopee Scott county NJ T.
and adjoining counties. Claims bought
formation furnished with referenceto titles FREQ of charge.
L. b. WAIT 4 Co.. 90.
nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Crockery, Third st.
- st. Paul. augl5-wtf
STEWARDS NURSERY,
On the Stiludter Road, four miles from st. Paul.
1000 FRUIT TREES. y
WE would cali the attention the citizens Of st. Paul and
w surrounding country to the that hand
large and desirable lot Apple Trees. the best varieties
Our Trees all of good size and in fine order transplant
ing. Please call and examine for yourselves.
febaO-smw. A. & G. W. STEWART.
GROVELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Hall Way House, bet,ceen ST. Paul and
81. anthony.
WYE the pleasure the public the coming
w spring, choice lot Fruit and Trees, Shrubs,
Roses Dahias etc., also Garden and Flower Se in
small quantities. Ceb20-wtO l.. NJ. FORD & co.
MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL.
TTNHE Propretors that the above Mill is In
tide operations,
furnish Flour and any
tom work in the grinding department, to order.
ROLLINS, UPTON & EASTMAN.
st. Anthony, Feb. 10, 1854. feb27-3mw
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~ n 3aa' C. III. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.,..1 ,.c-+ st. Paul, Minnesota. nov27-tT
l1V1V VANT NESEFliE

TTVHE subscribers have established, Banking
c. Hs RARKER,tn the city of ST. Paul. Office
the prosecution all business in growing
transactions in real estate in the Territory Minnesota
Books have been opened, wherein Individuals having property
dispose have entered therein the description OF the
the terms PAYMENT and such other particulars they
desire make known, which books will the
spectioD of all, without charge.
All land thus registered advertised in daily paper
the city, the Real Estate Circular. issued by
the subscribers weekly and after the LIST May there
by keeping such registered property continually before the pub
lie, and insurng speedy and satisfactory sales.
To their Office those wishing tOmake Investments in real
tate wills of turn their attention. In addition to the
above may be found full lit of government land eDtes.-
Maps OF entered lands, corrected semweekly.
county of Ramsey and pats different
thereto, in said county, complete list of all lands said
county for unpdidtares fun aud perfect of
c to each distinct tract parcel land situated in said
county, from the general government to the latest grantee
tccre is noted euery defect of title, either
stance, eu:ry possible Kind efen creating
en ,cheher ares by way Of Judgments mortgages, tares,
mechanics ofhertciSe.
Government entered terms,
Investments made in real estate and generally all business
that be entrusted and usually done through
Real Estate Agency, will receive and prompt
tention.
The services of surveyor, well posted ups have
cured.
d. C. PRICE.
St. Paul, Feb. 90 1855. c.. II. PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10
TRANSPORTATION
OF the Sioux, WinnebagO and Chip.
pewa Provisions and Annuity
Goods for the Year 1855.

CEAJED PROPOSALS. properly endorsed. be received
~ at the Once Of the Superintendent Indian Affairs in
Minnesota Until the 18Th April nex for the Sioux
wnnebaso and Chippewa knnuy Goods Provisions for
1856. r. = tH
Bidders will state at what price hundred pounds they "
receive the property from the steamboat landing at ST. Paul
and store and transport the under covers dte
Agencies, to and from such other points
direct Also, give the persons they viii oer
surefies contracts; and the bidder shall sign
and transmit with each bid, guarantee In this form:
'sThe undersigned undertake that, III the bid Of
for said transportation be accepted by the
Indian Affairs the enter uto
bond required to the said contract At the
their bids, with good and suhfcient suretes.'s
The undersigned the of
said public frefh to any ohe. place than the Agencies the
price TO be graduated In proportion
or diminished. W. A. GORMAN,
Governor and Superintendent Indian Afiairs.
NiDnesota SuperintendencS, !
- Saint Psui, March =, 1885. mh11-1md&v
Gaena Jeersonizn, Dubuque Herald, Peters Courier.
copy daily aud weekly month, send
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10

GA HARD ROAD TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who
came up on the Luella, state that their trip
to st. Paul, was ''hard road to travel.'' Be-
sides enduring shipwreck, they were obliged to
walk . considerable distance ard to put up with
other inconvcniencies. They should bear in m nd
that these things must be expected so early in the
season and that they only tend to make their stay
ct the Winsinw House moro arrenahln. -.l-- - u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10
County Treasurer.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROwNING.-We learn
from a passenger on the War Eagle, that Dutch
man fell over board while the boat was on its
way to Lake Pepin, and passing under the boat,
was struck on the head by one of the wheels and
so stunned that he foated on the waves a sufficient
length of time for the steamer to stop, lower a
boat and rescue him. He is now in the city, do
ing we'll. 1t was remarked as somewhat singular,
that the body toatcd on the water until conscious
ness rel urncd.
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TAN PAYERS. READ THIS
Office of the County Treasurer, }
Ramsey County, :

NHHlSeV NUUIty,
ST. PAUL, April 9th, 1855.
Editor of the Times-Dear Sir,-Among the
letters found on my table this morning, was one
addressed to s. The County Treasurer" laid it
aside till read the others, surprising, of course,
it was some complaining inquiry respecting the
public funds. But on opening it, found to my
surprise, SIG, sent by Gardner Bostwick, Esq. of
st. Anthony, amount of fines collected by him for
misdemeanors. As this is the first letter have
received of this character, and this the first cent
have received for fines, except IS from Esq. Le-
may, take occasion to make this public acknowl-
edgement. A. PIERSE,
COunty Trea Surer
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10

C-y The boat on the upper ferry is doing an
excellent business. Yesterday it was continually
crossing filled with passengers. Our intercourse
with the West side of the river, opposite st. Paul,
has increased beyond measure, and will con-
tinuc to increase in manner which will astonish
the most sanguinc.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10

concerned with ourselves for the advancement of
interests which belong TO Dur common country
and our common humanity. In every town and
every county, from the parallel of 40 to the
line of Iowa, let the banner of Republication be
unfurled to the free breezcs of heaven, and let
bear it onward to victory-the victory of LIBERTY
AND INDEPENDENCE.