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TO Farmers & MiIlers.
Joseph iBERGFELD,

Successor to II Byefs, Robert Street, Saint Pdul,
VEJoULD cali the attention Of the public to bis large
W. and well selected stock of Stoves, consisting in
part OF the following: '-H
Charter Oak; Golden Era; Empire State; Black Var
rior; Black Diamond; Union Air Tight; American, DO;
Albion, do; western Queen Morning Star; Prize Prem
inns California, do; Eastern; Eagle Pioneer; Air fight,
Uncle Sam:
large assortment of Parlor Stoves which will be sold
at cost
u Having an excellent Coppar Smith and Timers con-
santly in his employ, heis prepared 20 do all kinds of
work line of business and in the best
manner - .. 49, ~ 49, a..
try merchants and others, would do well to give him
heir custom st Paul, Feb 3, 1870
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH. 9, 1856.
The Fire Ordinance.

The ComYanf Council have re-enacted the
Fire Ordinance which was repealed some
months ago. 1t is published in the Minneso
tan of this morning, and should be read and
generally understood by our citizens. Those
who contemplate entering into contracts for
building the present season, should be careful
that they do not make agreements conflicting
with this Ordinance, '~ ~'''-
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Nerth and South.

Some one. apparently a lady, has written II:
an anonymous communication in regard tt
what is .ss.-ssi in The epistle, our "abuse O
the South 80 Southern people" Among
other absust charges. the writer presumes, in
the vivdness of his or her Imagination, tina,
the Minncsotian hates every thing and eve.
ry person at the South; that we have never
Travelled or resided at the South, and that our
hostility 10 the peculiar institution" is found
cd upon ignorance of the state of those unfor-
tunate "niggers' held in slavery.
Our correspondent doubtless, means well i'm
defence OF the sunny land Of the Union and
ITS people, white and black who dwell therein (:
bat VIC must say the files of the Minnesotian do
not bear out the charge OF abuse of either the
South or Southern people
Oar hatred of Southern people has often
been manifested in these columns by the dis
play of efforts TO the utmost Of our ability, to
induce men from the South TO come, with their
capital and families, and cast their fortunes in
this new and pleasant quarter of orr great Re
public. We will continue to display our " ha-
tired" of Southern people in this peculiar mode
while we have strength and faculty to WELD
the pen editorial.
la regard to Ignorance Of the South-its in
siiutions and lis pcople--the writer of this
pleads not guilty. In Kentucky, in Misssis-
sippi and in Louisiana many Of the lappiest
ana most prosperous oil his younger days were
passed and ifany man in Minnesota of his age
understands and appreciates greater than he the
practical workings Of the slave institution
the general relation existing between master
and slave, and the lighting curse which that
Institution details upon not only the moral and
physical character oltboth races, but upon even
The soil Of Gods eardl itself, he would be hap
py to meet him in public or private, in order
TO be further enlightened upon these points.
knowing, experimentaliy, the effects of this
curse of negro slavery in communities where it
now exists the Minnesotiau feels that it has a
practical incentive-if we may so express our
f"elings-to war against its extension over the
broad lands of Kansas aud Nebraska, which I'M
I'll recently were legally guaranteed TO the
great principle of Human Freedom.
The distinction between war upon South
ern people and the rights of citizens of States
where slavery already exists, and opposition to
the extension of slavery into territory long
since pledged to Freedom, is certainly suili-
clcntly marked to be OBSERVABLE by the most
obtuse intellect that takes an interest in the
matter.
We have paid more attention to this anony
nous communication than we are in the habit
&
that We had nothing more Importance to oc-
cupy our time for fifteen or twenty minutes.
Coming in the shape it did, The communication
really should have received no attention what
cNnr
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pFL,AVIEN.s BEAUDETTEE,

MOULD respectfully TO the inhabi tanfs OF
Ky Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected a CAR
RAGE s WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. the corner Of first and streets, in The tow
OF MENDOZA, where Wagons and carriages Of the pest
quality will always be found for saie ana all
Of Biacsm it'll work executed with dispatch; ~.
Mendoza, Jan &c, 1855 - "a ,.f.t.,s. WY.
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LOST sBAGGAGE.i

yuVHE North western Express Co.. have just complete
"a Az .r-.ngenrent Inv which they will be enabled
to ana All BAGGAGE lost west o. Detroit. We shall re-
ceiue reports from the sstesr Kali Road
81 I,esnts west q that point. Per particulars
inquire At our onice, opposite the Post 0ce; a. :
sxss Paul. Dec. 10; 1s6ssa ,aebfa & 80 ,d>f
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MAEsEaLEY & KEEsN.


ID W ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On st. anthony ST., near the american House,
"OULD cali the attention of the citizens of st. Paul
and vicinity TO their new, large, and we'll assorted
stock of -..
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, in all their variety wrought cast
Parliament and Strap Hinges, Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners,
Bras, Locks Screws, Laches, Bell Pulls Door Rap
pers. ts-.s'ft- -l
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, y, Back and Rip Saws Hatchets,
Axes. and pitching Adze, Spoke Shaves, Drawing
Knives; Finer. Socket, Turning PAIRING Chises Au-
gurS, Braces. Trowcls Jack, Smoothing Fore Planes,
Plows, bead Guages, boring Machines IIatchets Ham
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four-Fold
Rules. ~" --+ 80
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks, Rakes Scyhes, Scyhcsnats, Hoes, Currycombs,
Trace Back Breast, Timber ami Lock Chains, Grub Hoes
and Picks. -..-t-.. b.. .
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, Spoons;
assortment of silver-plated britannia and Japan
Ware Boilers Kettles, Fre-Dogs, Shovels and Tongs,
wAhle irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enaieed Iron
ties Ladies, kimners, GridronS Coffee Mills Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have al fine assortment Of Sadilery, Tim
mings, StirrupS >~rkieS, with Chain Pumps, Door
~. TAU Mega -Iances and Counter Scales
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Central Railroad.

TO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS OF ST. PAUL q.
t...s. = AND THE NORTH7WEST.i upetid L.
YENHIS Company hereby give notice, that they will be
pre- oared on the opening of navigation next spring,
to receive and ship freight at DUNLElTH, by Rail or
Steamers destined for all points on the line OF the road
from Dunleith to Cairo. sili IL. b. MASUN, Sup't,
. Chicago. Feb. a. 1S55--d&w If ~
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The above scheme has been got for the express
pose of raising funds to the Town Clock.
number OF applications have been made before this
get out. tt
All letters from the country promptly attended to- The
drawing numbers will be published after it comes of,
anditi expected to be drawn about the LIST of April
All the watches and every other article, have been
ected from the most eminent makers, will be seen
above and article put down to the Eastern price.
For Tickets, apply to Ii 90 W. ILLlNGWORTH,
l..,.., Watch Maker, Cor. Jackson s. 9th street,
March 5-d&wtf Saint Paul.
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
nrginal and Accumulated Capital, 100000, and con
" stanty increasing for the benefit of those insured
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
A. j. WHITNEY, General Agent for Minnesota and Yves
tern Wisconsn.-Ofice in the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELI., agent, st. Anthony Falls ~ .trstTg
Hon. w. II. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids;
THEODORE T.. PARKER, agent, saltwater;
W. III. SEMMES, IS Hudson Wisconsin.
Bristol & Wheeock, travelling agents for Minnesota.
St. Paul, June 10, 1884.
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NOTICE..

WE redeem our old Issue of Certificates of Depos-
w lite in American coin at par. W 81.
New Issues marked currency, at one per cent discount.
We sell gold for all other currency per cent dis
count. ~ FJ.t BORUP & CAKES.
ST Paul, March 8, 1856. 2d2w*
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Cheap Cash Store.
. ..t.f,.. Il FROST. l,o .. fl

tfs i Wholesale and Retail Grocer, f5!9 f.
EEP constantly on hand Large and well selected
IN stock of GROCERIES, and DRY GOODS, suitable
for the Pnul and Minnesota market = Fresh Goldfish,
tirect from Boston, by the hogshead; w.. ?
All kinds of Sugar s'}tt3E -.t.'.t A-tiiJ
De-. Moasses and G. Syrup; .s ...r- f... -f..i--
Sack Salt Barrel; %
Nails, Coffee ana Tea; .uad fu lo..i "a. -.aes.e -
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Corn Meal; Butter and Cheese;
8 Mess Pork Soap and Candles; ~-.. 5au5s<
d. Peaches; . ...r
Fresh add preserved peaches; <"'" S-3f q
Also, every thing else that customers think Of or
e likely to want.
No. "a, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. q. 1854. ,.,- a.a4f.- d&xw1y ID 44 sQa r,a+ =
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NEW YORK.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, f'i-' #
Daniel Curtis, ESD, al
Capt. A. De Peyster,
Messrs. s. Thompson & Ne
phew, stf t...
Messrs. Williams g. Guion.
.ta.. PHILADELPHIA. al
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre-
inent Western Bank ! Ati
Messrs Drexel r Co, Bankers
6 r Taylor & Co.,
" Bingham & Dock, iJ
g Freed, Ward & Freed,
8 I" Siters, James& Co...
" Baily & Co;
Edward Hurst, Esq. Notary
Public; "a a,,s..o
II. Messchert, Atty at Law,
James Z itchen, M. D,aaif.
VIM. Stoever, Esq.
Is ti-f2 ivIcKSBURG. q ~
Messrs. Brown, s johnson.
kBankerS
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.aai5 HENRY tMcKENTY, svyi|
Dealer i'm Real Estate.

Office, old Post Office Building, Third st, Saint Paul.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory; Mon
IL ey loaned, Investments made to the best advantage
and Land Warrants located. Ut 2thrhNri ifHuA &"
$780,. REFERENCES. s .
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~ s.z,ssss ssJsss:s
Established ja nS5p

o RTH- W ESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS THE UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
TBNIE cheapest and safest way of TRANSPORTING light
IL and valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid TO the collection of Notes
Bills. Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and Sale of er
canndiSe.
Lost freight nnd baggage looked up and delivered to
owners, etc., etc. .. q O. .,-.. % ....
MESSENGERS Semi eekIy. -."
TPOFFICE-At the Book Store of Howitz & Co. on.
posite the Post Oiicc.
&c. BURBANK & co., Proprietors.
st. Paul, Nov. IL, 1854. dtf
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y - It{Et -uGatf
MINNESOTA. 1a
tGov W A GOrman,.
Hon w II WEIGH, Chief J us-
tice of Minnesota, II
Hon II NJ Rice, Delegate to
I Congress-, l5tI
Rice, Hollinshcad s. Becker,
} Atty's at Law,lt .5se :
.lMessrs Borup &Oakes Bank.
ers, Hhu@ ist7-1At 7
u Travis Rosser, ESQ, Score.
tary of the Territory, -
(Ames & Van Etten, Atty's
Z at Law, 81
rev T NJ Fullerton, Kegis i :
! U s Land Office, iva
rsWm Holcombe, Esq, Rece'
er U s Land Office, u
,Dr I T Mann Z" 'il'@1 Il
& Is NEW ORLEANS u
(Messrs. Brown, johnson &
4, Co. I, Bankers, stliub Il
}vj,4a March 2, 1855. E;
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TO Within the last seven years, 500 news
papers were started in England, the greater
number of which have failed.
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~ SnHAi RnnK EVER pnh-
iished, sHd containing nearI 4 do e
BILE theh raadinp matter
in tn&A Z, 1.,l nGnr
The PHYS -dARRI-
AGE, and tn. infrmitles
AID disorders of youth ana nratu
riY, resuiting from excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powes observationsonmarriage,
its dutits and Disqualification, Il
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PRIVITE MEDICAL TREATISE.
ON
Physiological View of Marriage.

MI. b. LA CROIX, NJ. d. ALBANY. N. ".
800 RACES and 100 Fine Plain and C50red Idthoerapbs
and Plates. =
IL fri"e only Twenty Five C.n,s - .s.
q. Sent free or pentaae to all pe,r,s 90 - -
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DEALERS lGl REAL ESTATE.
Office at the junction ofThird, Bench and St. Aatko
ny Streets, near the POst-Q61ce. .,...
General Land A gents, ot
For buying & selling Land throughout this Ter
riiory and the Territory Of Kansas.
UDERSONAL attention given to the examination of
Il titles, the payment of taxes, and the location of
Land Warrants. Money loaned and interest allowed OF,
special dePosites. t .-.. s..t . ....... . .. .
References; '~.-'-
New-Y0rk Crawford Allen, ESQ. -
Messrs. Wright, Stursis * Nathan Mason. Esq. ,t|
Shaw. PHILADELPHIA.
J. II. Frost & Co. ~ Osborn Conrad ESQ.,
Simeon Draper Esq. George Childs, Esq.
John Hagerty,Esq. &. ~ l. Chicago. -..r
Boston. Messrs. j. W. Gates &C.,
Messrs. Whitwell, Seaver Bradner, Warren Co, Z
& Co. b....-.- Messrs. Myers & Co. =.
Messrs. Chase, Motley Galena.
Wells. Messrs. b. il. Campbell &
Messrs. Dodge s. Tucker. Co. 3D.. ~.
Nep Orleans. Messrs r. s. Harris Co.
Messrs. Brown, johnson SCo. Capt Orrn Smith, Pres
John Sykes ESD. Minnesota Packet Co.
Cincinnati. -Vtcks6urq. NH
Hon. Edward Woodruff. Messrs Brown & Johnson
VIM. Woodruff, Esq. Bankers. ' '''i''
Saint Louis. louisiana
Messrs Page Bacon. Henry S. Dawson, Madison
MesSrS. ChOuteau. Harrison Parish. "a
Il Vale. -- t.t... ..u Minnesota 81 j
Messrs. Won Phul, Waters Gov. W. a. German.
& Co. Ex-Gov. Alex. Ramsey.
Messrs. La1ins Smith. Hon. Moses Sherburne.
Providence. Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate
William A. Smith, Esq. to Congress- -.
Pres. High ST. Bank. Hon. Ii. II. Sbley, Ex-
Earl Carpenter Esq, Pres. Delegate to Congress.
Traders Bank. Borup & Cakes, Bankers.
Henry A. Webb, Esq, Cash. Kansas.
Traders Bank. .. al. Messrs. Sexton X Hozzard,
John l.. Noyes, ESD, Cash. Editors Kansas Pioneer
Globe Bank Hon. II. WOodson, Sec'y of
N. b. Dixie. Esq. Territory.
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!!

AE OREOVER, nevertheless, accordingly, likewise,
1sA Notwithstanding the cry about READY MADE
CLOTHING! but you will find that the BOSTON CLO-
THING STORE under the MnneSotian Office is the
place where you purchase Clothing and Gents Fur.
uishinS goods, OF every description wholesale or retail
at the lowest cash prices. We have lust by the
War Eagle, our Fail and Winter Goods. Give us CALI
one and allat the Boston Clothing Store, under the
MinneSotian Office. G.. G.. GRISWOID
Sent.
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CTvIL EsE7s.
once in Post once Building, Saint Paul, Minnesota
VIII attend to surveying ana dividing LANDS, and to all
10 Va dbuxness ustiay assigned to engineers. s1a
st. PaRla OeeeneeE " 1Ses, laZ silf q. awoal ]
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= WILLIAM COLVILL, JR.,
Attorney at Law. Notary Public, & General
Land Agent,
Red Wing, Goodhue County,
MINNESOTA TERRITORY. Il u j.
March 6, 1856. tt
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afternoon no mail had arrived from Dubuque
since Saturday night. We hear that the
streams on the route--thc Zombro, Cannon,
Nermillion &c.-have broken up, and were so
swollen by the melting of the snow, that they
were impossible. This being the case, it may
be some days yet before we receive a mail.
The food in these streams, however, cannot be
OF long continuance. now that the snow has al
most entirely disappeared, unless there should
lie heavy rains.
BOARD OF TgADE-THE BORUp & OAREs SHIN
srERs--Thc Board of Trade, at its meeting
on Wednesday evening, passed a resolution
condcmnatory Of the course Of Dorup & Cakes
in refusing to redeem their shinplastcrs. A
committee was appointed to make a report
upon the subject at an adjourned meeting, to
be held tomorrow evening. We are astonish-
ed that so many of our business men and citi-
zens submit to this repudiating act of B. & o.
with all the quiet feelings OF hand cufied and
northumberland slaves. Macubiu & Egerton,
bankers have thrown ont the miserable trash
Good for them! -,
L. 6. After the above was in type, the card OF
Borup q Cakes which appears in our advertis-
Jag columns was handed in. They again promise
TO redeem their 'old issues" in american
coin This is good for the time, but they
need watching. They may kick up" again
on any day that such an overt act might suit
the straitencd exgencics ortheir monetary at
fairs. But their neur shinplasters they hold ;ac-
cording TO their own statement at one pei
cent discount. Why should Borup & Cakes
have the privilege of shaving this community
at the rate of one per cent upon their own pa.
per? What have they done for st. Paul to ell
title them to this e.rciusire privilege? We
hone the Board of Trade will do its duty TO
morrow night.
I0- The little steamer lola was sunk at he
moorings, Lower Landing. yesterday afternoon
The sinking was occasioned by the rise in tn
river incident to the thaw-the water runnin:
over the ice and filing her hull. She can b
raised at small expense ''e'
THE "IIoNEsr; CLAIM JCMPERS.-SOme OF tn
ioulest disclaimers against the Railroad fraud
are now carrying out their principles Cd b
attempting to steal their neighbors' propert
through the disgraceful and dishonest bushes
OF claim jumping. The people of Dakota coul
~ will assemble tomorrow at Mendoza to TAX
measures by which to protect themselves. W
hope the jumpers will be shown no quarters.
DRuG STORE DowN TOwN.-It will be see
that DIR. Morton and Mr.. Pace have ''opene
up in the Drug and Medicinal line at til
stand recently occupied by DIR. Kinney in tt
"World's Fair" buildings. Third street beio
Roberss They have now on hand a good a
sortment in their line, and upon the openil
of navigation they will be prepared to offer i
ducements to the trade second to no Otht
house in the city. .,aes
re- 1t is said that Col. Charles f. Stanle
of Methuen Mass. has a machine for cutti
brush which will do the Workset Az men.
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St. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.

st. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Consistently Increasing.
- ALEX. wILK1N, President; J ~
W MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE w HARRINGTON, Secretary; r
CHI PARKER, Treasurer; ~
Are now prepared to issue Cash Mutual Policies, at
favorable rates of premium other responsible Conf
pany. ,.- .---...-.. q - -.-....
1888 Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas W Borup, Alexander Wilkfn,
Cbas II Parker. la0fa Henry n Rice, IA a
Chas ID Fillmore. william L AMes,
levi sloan, 'sT-a william Murray.
John Harrington, st -.r Geo Harrington, e.
Abraham II Fridley, 90
Office st. Anthony street, in room formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary. ~. NATHAN an
y Feb, ls6A-29-ly ii - N-@@ az
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Croyeland Garden and Nursery.

Near. the Half Way House betDeen 81 Paul and St.
'' anthony. - -'
WYE have the pleasure Of Offering to the public The
wv coming spring, choice lot of Fruit and 0rna-
mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahas etc, also Garden
and Flower Seeds, in large or small quantities.
Feb y 1855. ., VVp - ~ itL l.. M, FORD & co. 81
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Lands for Sale.

EITOLSOM & CO., offer for sale the following lands
Il in Washington and Chisago Counties. Terms will
be moderate and liberal credit will be granted on
portion of the purchase money To actual settlers the
terms WILDE arranged that they fail to be suit
ed. - - -+-~ - q"
In BoutwelPs Settlement miles west of Still
llHr: water and Lake st. Cr0ix. =. lrrt NJ
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SPrCIiIl 1HOtlUr.

x
nAYTON & PACKARD keep In ,se.r once
~ Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose Of
property register the same, with description there
o price, &C., which Will be open for the inspection
the public.
They will time to time, Circulars de-
scripive such registered property and all the lands in
their hands for sale; which, together with advertise
ments in the daily papers, and other Of adver
Using, will give lands placed In their hands prom-
nence before the public which VIII insure their speedy
sale. -eltt1 n.-- tl .-.l.s d&wtf
..... Loans Negotiated, y.
YIELDING from "a to SO per cent. upon unen-
numbered, Real Estate. Maps be their
office of all the Surveyed lands in Ainnesofa-aso
those of Tocn Sites and important points throughout
Particular attention will be paid to the disposal of
Town Sites, Mill privileges and Real Estate generally,
prate safe, or at auction and to the location Of Colon
les. Feb. q, 1855.
Great Bargains in Land!
nAYTON & PACKARD have always on hand from
II Fifteen to Thirty Thousand Acres Of Farming
Land, situated in different parts of the Territory, Of
rious descriptions, which will be sold in quantities and
upon terms to suit purchasers. n di Feb. 1855.
$500 Acres Of Land, ~. FIJI
Il by DAYTON s. PACKARD.
| @ Dayton 4 Iryine's Addition.
H20 LOTS in the above addition for ,%oa sale at pr.
easy. ta '.t" 'u r.f DAYTON Il PACKARD.
LOTS ON DAYTON's BLUFF. -li
FHNHIS is high and commanding elevation, overlook
IL ing the City and the surrounding country, for up
words thirty miles, and is the most deSi able f0cQ
tOn for priucte residences within the city limits.
sD SPLENDID STORES & LOTS. js,
SITUATED in the business portion of the City, forsae
| ~ at q great sacrifice. DAYTON & PACKARD. .
sJ KANSAS TERRITORY PROPERTY.
| oRO LOTS In the Cities of Leavenworth, Kickapoo
ooo and Atchson, tor sale lows ALSO property in 9th
er parts of the Territory. DAYTON 4 PACKARD.
| St. Paul, Feb 81, 1866. !. I,i ..-li d&wtf
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st. Paul and Superior Weekly
.7aA Line Of Stages ia aa' D..

1IIE undersigned have commenced running weekly
Taylor,s Falls and Superior leaviDg Tayors Falls on
wednesday each week, and connecting at that point
with the line of coaches from thence to st. Paul.
u Superior Dec IL NETTLETON & BROTHER.
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rs and High-dromagens,
BOND s KELLOGGsS.
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FENIR CHEST PROTECTG
Il very cheap, at
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c. Dayton. ..sH g. e. w. Packar
DAYTON & PACKARD.

DEALERS lW REAL ESTATE,
Office at the junction ofThird, Bench and ST. Aatho
ay Streets, near the Post Office. ...