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asRAZIL MUSIC bhis Brazil Mats ior
I'D bs A. II. COCHRAN Z HALL ~ s'ssh'Ss ga
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HS & e. NORTH GUh0M, Attorneys at
~ Law bnassa IL ST. Lsiry uaS
A1sssues be entrusted 20 their os oPEou-
SASHA,
RsysREsessShss Waterman, hardware assohansc. Oil,
Thos d. Miller, corsssun erchent Sinssaa
asoIsay At law NiIon Adams Co.. Crescent o NJ
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Flying .LPT
Jovrn Fernando. LPT
jane Elizabeth. ..LPf
Mary D Lane. ,i2
slinna Schiller. ..LPT
Peghssls ...TW
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Tallahassee ...-..LPf
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gs,0 THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI-

buHlU
]. EAGER,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen
o. s, LEE, Secretary. 4 .nIsta
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.4e 55F s MONDAY MoRNrss, Sept. II, 1855.
eoTIoN.. There was fair demand on Saturday,
with sales Of nearly $500 bales. Prices steady We
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AIR LINE ROUTE FROM La jssskBssssss3
CA, ALTON AND ST LUIS tsAthe3ADi 0efisy chicago
q s. N aNp EXPaEss RoUrs, carrying ersasNorh.sa
and EAassrn NV 9#o Daley PASSENGER TRAINS, -
The Chicago Alton ST. a1Ls RsAread tepAays
uaesangsr ass WINCHESTER REINDaE leave 81
Iouis dairy, Sundays excepted
Winchester 40 d. NJ
Hnaeet. a ;s s.ea -
viii 1Iains for Chic as fcAoRn:
Dy Express leaves Alton j.
Trains pas. cArinyls Springfield ooaia s,s Gs wass.a
ard Joliet through 10 ehleas Ehoa change baggage,
DAy Ezpfess.. Is q ss~
Htsns sss ~
TIME ffea st. Louis TO CAesse!- T sesea kzahfs.
coNNECrIoNs;
Al CHekGp-Traps Gen.
i1al ha broad patts o. tho raa
catol ny rsllt I'D from he Lo lsss haat
AT ChC eGu--Win Exprsa Iaisz a niisnsif Easlzafi,
AT Gu C. Gl-it LANA and nloit ssr aastls u q
ths ehy rhAbie -spsd iga t. es1ssa ssesr
sir Gna uass9aa, S. Paul. and ether PsiHss % RE Upper
Niaespp,.
AT JoilEcocnsea Rock Island Rshosd fsr csoNs,
PsIu.stt Rock lsaHd-7ifses te " esaFat tass
AT bl9lOlSETOSNt7 III tice tyr laslits Ead
points nersh out1 Teas :of Peoa
AT SPRIa he sras W. Raie IA Decatur,
lIekHnyle, Nspis etc aud satess wst2 goct
| lnyraat pom IN ne tltsr.sE,
Tickets u alt ptsces snfiesea cn b ne
tpeS Of abe Meh'gsa Genital Mi hsHtl
ralrad ocsS ia 81 Loai a. lhs s ass Ia
l Alton. -.
the Alton waarhOss a. ST. Lsais ths ssaaeis And al as
| Susi r. MisGAN, ia. supslls sssdsa..
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.
ssSHE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent
yMTILLIAM BAYNHAM.

NMTILLIAM BAYNHAM,
Wv EATGtfMaKsK AND JEwELER,
- Aasaa'hs street, the Arcade Hotel n
pisudd inporel kTc4s nd -
aug psrtei siypr WATCHES; Cod Gil
Ged Silver SPKcT sCe; EIY,
AsoA large ataeE Sf dns GUNS and Pts Tolls CUTLERY
CLOCKS, TOILET ARTICLES, exc, which hs vii sal ~ .sss
nodsreo = ls-f.aaz
rsnar psi repairing wa.ebse; sud being
pra tai tehnahs Ia wall Euasans all wetosss .od
sisn. NsdAzINE srRERr near she Asesas tsoter
@sTEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFIGR FOE
~ sAhe-ons csPssr Battery feel by a.d
ssrpsaps
# ~ inch Tbs valves snd cocks
Eyaporsos and Battery aAv) Of tae
ten hoshsad sale
ga liberal terms -
mgl4n 9. Fl aiLAfAN 81 Natshexat
/. sIREhIEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOC ATIONs
u CYPRUS GROVE AND @GREgNwouD CEAigrzRIEs-
DAxIKL MsnRr 81 aonsns 70
hs Firamans Charitable AseeAse tAa hstais
sdgs sssI the asoat ~ iiss from the atty By the hsass
These burial grospds walks and
and beautifully shsabb.ry
poses. slsS :
The prices Lots and sul.sars fsaa 81 foiows:
IN THE CYPRESS GROVE CEMETERY.
Lows price rom TO $500
N''''Nff'. IN THE aREEN MooD CEMETERY. .
Lots price from TO ssS
Plans Of hsas furkss
Row, Room Ne. eoniitse
E.BsSMEDEs, Ghairnsn,
atSofBh SIasds+& Co.'S
fgt=s eofaer Nssa1ine and Cotnmoa ass.
JOHN :. sRgakg,
| iarso adpIy JAMES WARD No Iss eesars. street.
4
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CoPARTNERsHrp NOTICES,

lCHARB II. CHINN, WHOLESALE
~ DhSGeIST AND hPoTHEcAaY, 81. Charles street soper
d sb % Ppsa!sr rhsa e, and pPssi
english sd French Chennlcas. - ~ ''"e
~
atntF o. pap'eTA In nlsis
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Cheap: Very Cheap!:

a AS FIXTURES. --0EHMIoaEN & LoEFFLER,
w No. liz Chas respectfully Inform
the public generally eoastay
ths patterns Of
of nil descriptions.
Having facility for manufacturing they enabsd
work in thar line Northern PtieeS
Particular attention to tngup Gas Fixtures private
dwellings,.
Tneyare agsnls Rssulatora jyra an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

DROWNED FOR HAT.-Daniel MCKINLEY, q
laborer the 0pelousas Railroad was drowned on
day evening" while crossing the river the Gretna terry
boat We learn that his hat blown from his head by
the wind and that in his par suit Of 1t he jumped or fed
oyerboard and was drowned before assistance could be
rendered him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

Lone ERaoNs.--These. after ell. are
the great mistake Of clergymen-ths cry.
ing SIN OF the pulpit. People will not re ad
long, dry disqu'sltions upon secular sub
Iects, and religious subjects are listened to
with pretty much tie same sort of uneasy
ears. The truth is, half sn hour OF good
hearty belaboring is about as much as or
dlnarlly sensitive sinners can stand a, one
sitting, and when sermons ars habit,slly
protracted beyond that length, those r.
whom they are ofperhaps the most mpor-
lance will habitually keep away. The
value and efficacy Of sermons consists in
what is remembered moi in that which ia
forgotten, and d hall dozen curt, spipran.
matte sentences, with small relish Of elo.
quence and rhetoric, is worth more upon a
promiscuous aggregation than a whole
days work Of preaching under the ton
hour system. Deacons and class Leaders
may be suited with ten hour system ser
mons, but sinners w,n't be, and there's
the difference. Long sermons and thin
congregations are inseparable - Hlnstsq
Herald
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
MODEL MACHINE PkEss


Having made arrangements 10 extend my wee
tern tour beyond the period intended mhen |
'eit New York, shall, bellies leciwng al
Chicago and Detroit. visit also The following
places, remaining a, each the time below speci-
fed:
<ainey, Illinois, from May 10 May 2l
Harrington, iopa, from May % 10 Nay %
Davenport Ioua, troms May % 10 Jane g.
| shall remain al Chicago during the month OF
July, and at Detroit through August
CALVIN NJ. FITCH
Physician for Diseases of the Lunrs
81. Louis, May 4, 1858. msvI9 Iad 3,w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
THE SOUTH CAROLINA BELLE:
OR, WHO LOST THE WAGER.
CHAPTER L.

Ny uncie Ned had set his hear, upon
marrying me to my cousin Resale; but
the thing sasored Of compulsiol 10 me,
and made up my mind to be Jus, as Oh.
stinate as the nature of the case might de.
10 nd
| confess 10 being little sentimental.
have read heaps of novels in my dav,
from the Children of the Abbey down 10
Bleak House. aid the thought of having
my uncle pick out wife for me was toll,
erably repugnant to my ideas Of propriety
and the rights Of man.
Uncle Ned was jolly cd fellow, and
laughed Ia my face, when / told him |
could not think CT such thing as permit
ting himself TO select wife for me. looked
dignied and felt dignifed; and | was
not little mortified when The old fellow
haw-hawed'right in my face
but, my boy, she is as rich as mud
with an income Of eight thousand dollars
year. said he. Think Of that"
NY dear uncle, beg you will deem
me above mercenarv motives in SO impor-
tant matter as this" Ireplicd. with a
seriousness IN keeping wi Ii the solelnnity
Of the topic discussed.
Perhaps you don mean to t. Ike wife
die an old bacheor-ehee" continued b !.
punching me under he short ribs as he
poured out another OF his abominaAle
.,gutf.ws.'
Mot so; on The contrary, | mean to
take wife jns, ss econ IS can End one
sxactly suited to my Aind"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
E1- Mr.. B. A. Williams We

F&- Mr.. B. A. Williams. We are
pleased 10 learn, has purchased the delgb
ful residence Of Gen. Van Antwerp, cor
ner Fifth and High streets, for $3.50
Our congratulations are tendere to
Mr. Williams, upon his good fortune and
good taste in becoming the purchaser Of
these fine premises and " Codhsh Iial''
may fairly boast Of another notable &C
cession 10 the list OF it's solid men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

T John G. Spencer, Of New York,
died on the 2ls, ms. He was an able
lawyer. distinguished, and member Of
John Tyler's Cabinet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

MUMMY Memories in Foreign Lands. by u. b.
- stove Newsboy-equal TO the LamrIight-
G; katharine Ashton; Journey 10 Central AT
RIGA. by Bayssl Taylor For sale By
.A GRAHAM T. CAyE
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$780, 600 Reward

w Ill be paid for the disappearance OF the
W figh prices Of Hats The largest and most
complete stock of Hats, Cans. and Straw Goods
ever brought into the State Of Iowa Al. OF
which will be sold At lower price than anv
house IN the city. Call and be convinced and
get one OF those new st, lie Of summer Hats at
SHELD0N'SHAT EN- PORIJM.
Don't forget the place, 81, Main street,
April "a, 1855.
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Railroad Nsslinp

Al TIE Iity HaiI g. night, this (Friday
evening"
SERIOUS CAsrALrr. - A lal)rcr ca.
gagged upon Mr.. Kibourne's new build
ings in process Of erection Oh Main street,
was dangerously, If not fatally injure I
yesterday.
In attempting to climb up the stonf
wall he pulled off large stone II, lay
loosely on the top Of the wall. and falling
back was partially crshed by the stone.
which fell upon his sibmach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25
DENTAL SURGERY,
:
GATE CITY HAT STORE.
q


- +. VOORHEES, Il CO. respectfully any
~. nounce to the citizens Of Keokuk and -
The merchants generally that they have Just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and most comp lete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, ana other articles in
their llne ever brought 10 Keokuk. An expert.
ence OF thirty years engaged a. manufacturers
and IN the sale OF hats, ought to enable us to give
entire satisfaction to retailers and consumers
IL VIII be our business as well,as our interest
always to select with care, both with regard TO
quality and style. We have located here per-
manently and will exert ourselves to do instc~
to our purchasers. The citizens Of the city can
rely upon our hats beng the best quality and
newest style.
Please give as call and look over our stock,
a. the "Gaie City Hat Store" No. IA, opposite
M,henny Runners Drug Store.
Highsst price paid in CASH for all kinds Of furs
and deer skins. s. r. VOORHEES, g. co.
March 26 off
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LEND Us A HAND,

We want TO bep every body. and we want
every body to help US do i, Therefore We
have enlarged our Daddy, and we invite every
body TO come without delay and subscribe for
tie
Daily Gate City.
We mean 10 make it worth IFS price and
e'eat deal more, ii we can. Our means Of help
n's every body are greatly enlarged aud so, also,
az urr expenses Therefore must hate more
Subscribers, more advertisers, and more lob
work, And we wish il to be remembered that
NC tan execute every variety OF
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
ssS' Is well and just ns cheap as any body II not
= little mora So" Circulate tie documents Of
fhs right kind about your business, If you wisx
&c succeed. And remember that Ye have the
MODEL MACHINE PkEss
IS make such documents Now, also. is the
tine To advertise. We have AGAIN plenty Or
foc m. Help Us and We viii help you. TEY
&C.
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RuaoaEp DgFEAT or TIE ALLIE So
The n. Y. Journal IF Commerce, Of Tues
day evening, notices in its money article a
great depression in the stock market. and
assigns as reason for it
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NNATftS--I1t received and for sale low by
- BALDwNEvANs l. co
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OK bills tlMkNr,
80 10 :. Plaster Paris, In ane order, jusf receiv.
taa sof sale COMA AELE, sMNTH 10,
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There has been for several days q IA
NOR that our Government al Washington,
received some special European advices.
by the last steamer, not generally made
public. This rumor has now put on
tangible shape, and the news is reported
TO contain tho announcement that the Al
lies had assaulted Sebastopol, and been re
pulsed with a loss of 10000 men. THIS
Is ghsst quite sufficient TO terriiy stock
operators, and this is said to be the cause
of the decline to- day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-25

WOODEN WARP.
~ dozen buckets, 2 aud s hoors,
100 nest tubs, 6 and 8 IN
~ dozen we buckets,
10 dozen half bushels,
do chnrns,
. do tar buckets,
50 DO brooms,
100 10 wash bssrd.
% gross clothes PITS, patent aud plain,
20 dozen wood fa4cs.l
80 do shoe
dc large n me manufacture
For sale by cL1aoN 6HaRpIsaN
April IA, 1855. W
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N8tice.
Psrfumery and Fancy Articles.

Psrfumery and Fancy Articles.
a WE'LL selected assortment, Just received from
II The most celebrated manufacturers IN the
Last ihe public and the ladies especially, are
invited TO call, as they cannot Tail TO have their
tastes suited in every respect.
MOORE & HOOPER.
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UsT received, full assortment of GIas. o
y various sizes by
April }, 1855 dtf.
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JoH PRINTING.

eYefy description, executed al this Office IN
nRefior manner, and at as low rates as elsewhere
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A CARD.
For Rent.

hb second story Of the brick store, No. o.
Il Main Street For particulars apply To
" G. FUNkH0USER, on lhe premises.
keakak, May 4, 1855. j
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Conversation, leaving me an ample fortune (.
lis two brothers had been in South Caro-
ina ior thlr years where the father or
iSosa,ie died, leaving my Uncle Ned her
guardian.
had often been told that Resale was
very pr~tty girl but she had been 10
the North oniy once. and then | was tray.
cling in Europe, 50 had never seen her
mad written Uncle Ned promising to
spend month with him in the autumn
Business had called him 10 Boston where
our interview occurred. He had more
than once pressed a desire that his
brother property should remain in the
Family, and pressed me TO unite my fate 10
that Of his beautiful niece.
This was out Of the question. IA
made-up match" was my abomina,ion.
Certainly bad no otLer reason for ny
violent prejudice against the marriage. /
cons idered il sacred obligation 70 fall
N love before took wife, and the idea
Of beng pledged to R,salc before had
seen her myself was SO absurd that had
no patience to think Of it.
And then had a principle for nv
guidance IN affairs Of tic heart, which ab
solutely forbade me TO think of such a
thing as m rriage Tor convenience"
The autumn came and paid my pro-
posed visit to Uncle Ned's plantation in
South Carolina
was disappointed in my cousin Rosa
ne Che was tolerably good looking
oamsel but IN my opinion, very far fr.m
De'ny like the beautiful creature She had
been pictured to me.
ConeluIed tomorrow.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

TUNHlS place is situated on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand river. At The head Lake SUI eror, and
Possesses better site better harbor greater ad-
vantages for commercial city, than any other point in
the Northwest, and is tQlaed In prospective import
ance by Chicago only.
The prUprtetors have q clear, ndsputed and unn-
numbered title to the land which Superior is laid
OUT and all purchasers lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same. sH
erior laid out during the past season. and al
ready contains several hn,dted Inhabitants large ho
tel, number of stores. co;i,odios pier with
houses, and Is in all respects the tuurshng
town in the West. The county q. s. Land Office
and Post Office located here. where the Mississippi
and Lake Superior G. Military Road, NOW In
construction, connecting with ST. Paul. terminates. Ii
Is also the lake termini all the projected railroads 10
the head OF Lake Superior. The 'sSrv' canal will be
open by June, which time four lines of lake steam
ers Will run to Superoronc irGIa Chicaco, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; the vessels having
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills and printing press arc now on
the way to Superior and will be promptly set work.
One half of the lots have been appropriated by the
proprieors to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers on easy terms, and to provide fund extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations have been
made for public purposesparks, churches, railroads,
etc.
from the similarity of names, proper state that
''SuperOr City,'' about the title which legal contrO
versy exists is another and diitercLt place, and In diff
ferent township from Superior.
Maps of Superior signed by Thos. Clark, sur
veyor, and Wm II. Newton attorney for pro-
prietors, and may be in the principal hotels ST.
Paul. Gaena Chicago, DercIt Cleveland, Toledo, Buff
falo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots, or obtain nfor-
nation can apply to VIM II. Newton. Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. VIM. H. NEWTON,
As't and At'y for proprietors Of SUI er:or
I. uuep
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
LOUISVILLE, MINNESOTA.
Louisville Is a Nov Town

COATED on the South Rank OF the Minnesota Riy-
~ or IT the nearest point below the Little Rapids that
is above high w:ter; It is about so above st. Paul,
by the River and 81 by Lan. 10 or IL miles by the
River and miles by land above Shakopee. Louisville
Is on high rolling Prairie, with number Of Springs of
the best water and an abudance good Line Stone In
the vicinity Louisville hss first rate landing for
Steamboats,, and IS the landing place that rich
tensive country borlnr!hg said prairie the big
woods, and when the wafer is 10 low for Steamboats, to
Cross the Rapids 1t Is the place for travellers rom
the Upper Minnesota country, to leave the Steam Boat
and take one when fof ST. Paul, being near the
principal travelled road from st Panl to st Peter, Fort
Ridgey, &C., travellers to the upper country, Will find
teams at Louisville and vicinity, IL convey them the
country. Strangers looking claims can get nforma
ton of conveyances to very rich cory back uncai
med and we'll timbered and waered, iterspersed with
meadows and leauf, lakes Astounding with fish. LOU
isve-has Store and Hotel in operation sd Black
smith shop and several dwellings building. Persons
looking for locations inv visit is place where
II. II. SPENCER one of the propretors WILDE found
ready and willing to sell property at fair "s Great
inducements VIII be offered 10 Mechanics. Merchants,
&C., 70 settle here this This place is laid of
aliberal paf Lots 90 by $50 feet Streets ami alleys
wde and liberal donations have been made by the pro-
prietors, ia the OF public grounds for Churches
and School purposes Persons desiring pleasant place
to locates or profitable place IN invest, invited to
call and see louisville for themselves. (dS-w3m)
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
] SHERIFF,S SALE.

pr virtue Of execution issued ont Of and under tho
seal Of the District Court In and for the County Of
Ramsey and Territory Of Minnesota upon JUDGMENT
rendered and docketed in the said Court, on tho 22d
day OF December, A. D. 1854, In action wherein El-
drige g. Potter is plaintiff Charles A. DressIsr and
julius Georgia defendants In Of the said pla-
tiff and against the said defend ants, the Of three
hundred and nine dollars and thirty cents; and the
of hundred and min etyour dollars and seventy
six cents, with interest on the from truary 10th
1865, is actusbly due, the above plaintiffs ihaye
levied upon lot Number six, in Block Thtrty-one, to-
geer with the building upon the southern end Of said
id Rice and 1rvnes addition to the town St. Paul,
the property Charles A. Dresser, one of the above
named defendants. .s - .ti
Notice hereby given that will sell all Of the right
title and interest Of the above DEFENDANT Charles
A. Dresser, said real estate together with the tui
hg upon the southern end of said lot above descrvea
to the highest bidder. public auction at the Court
House In the City Of St. Paul, Monday the 23d day
or July next ensuing, at l0oclock the forenoon, to
satisfy said execution the interest thereon.
Dated June 9Th, 1855, s-.
A. N. FRlDLEY, Sheriff Of Ramsey County
By A. W. TULLIS- Deputy. I'll
MAsrEnsoN SIMMONS, Attys. for Plns. JUL CIV
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of an Execution issued ont Of and snder the
seal of the District Court In and for the county Of
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota upon judgement
rendered aud docketed in the said Court, the Goth
day ofAprii, 1885, IN action wherein John H. Mason
Firman CaZcau are plaintiffs and James Goodrich
Is defendant, in Of the said plaintiffs and against
the sail defendant, have levied upon Lots q and 81
and three in Block No. 1, in Paterson's audton
Saint Paul, with the Improvements thereon, as prop
erty of the said defendant.
Notice hereby given that will sell the said des-
cribed real property to the high. bidder, Public AUG
tion at the Court House, in the city of Saint Paul.
Saturday 10th day June next, at IL O'Clock,
forenoon to satisfy the said execution with the interest
and cost thereon. @- r. @ ~
A. II. FRTDLEY, Sheriff.
By A. w. TULLIs, Deputy.
st Paul, May 8, 1856. 81 s
EMMETT & Moss. Attorneys for Ppfs.
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GEO PROPER CARLOS WILCOX
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents,
Ofce with Hanson, Attorncy-a;Law, Second street
near the u Land Once, Minneapolis. Minnesota Ter.
SCRVEYINi and Plating OF all descriptions done with
~ accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands in the pineres and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants in
citizens wishing to locates sell purchase lands in
vied to call Claimants make advantageous arrange
ments with for their purchase money Valuable prep
erty now and always hand in the embryo cities Of
Minneapolis, St Anthony and st Paul; also, Improved
farms, rural and pine lands all Of which offer
most liberal terms We respectfully solicit and hope
meri IL share cf public and private trust
Aug Is. 1864 G&w
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16
Valuable Propertv-for Sale.

In Minneapolis, at the Falls Of Saint anthony
OFFERED for a few days only, a Handsome r.
" House and Lot on Washington Avenue :.
three fine lots, fronting Bridge St eet, the sL
the Presbyterian Church eight lots Lake St.,
desirable for residences; lots Prospect Avenue,
below the Fals 160 acres prairie and open
ings, adjoining town in the rear; splendid farm nth
improremenfs on the Mississippi near Mnneiaha Falls;
fUe blocks at the Ferry and Steamboat Landing
the Lower Town. &C., all promising to be very soen
ranh ed with the most valuable property In the Territory,
and be had at low figures by applying at once to
PROPER Il WILCOX,
Surveyors and Land Agents. the U. 8. Land Once.
Minneapolis. Minnesota Territory.
Aug 2S, 1854