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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-03

THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.
In consequence OF the announcement the firm Of
A. GALE & CO.,
,AKEpeasu announcing the public their intention Of
selling upon undertaking cash system their large and
we'll selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Their goods principally purchased New York and
at exceedingly low prices,
DEFYING COMPETITION.
10 sacks COFFEE, which they
confident have been purchased at sufficiently low rates to
admit their being sold exceedingly advantageous prices
Fifty Chests Tea,
quality price to
brought and conde rati"n Of this
they their different varie
ties feeling extremely confident that those who them with
a CAL will feel amply repaid for time and trouble.
To this particular branch their trade they invite the atcn-
country merchants who visit St. Paul for the Of
repenishng their stocks.
AMONG other leading articles will be found
25 hhds N o Sugar 30 boxes star Candles.
10 do Porto Rico do % do Cream Tartar.
80 bbls Molasses. 25 do Soda.
20 do steam refined Syrup 10 kegs Saleratus.
do Gold-u IL do in
% Mackerel. Is do Malaga Rasns.
Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes.
10 do Winter strained Lard Oil. IL boxes MaccarOn.
boxe II do Vermicilu
20 do Chemical Erasive Soap, 60barrels Salt.
30 do Tallow Candles. $500 sacks dairy Salt.
30 do Summer presseddo 1-f
Added articles will be found large quar-
y which would useless and
which indispensable in forming complete and desirable
assormentof Groceries.
To Squatters, Claimants and Lumbermen, they have
so Boxes of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws,
5000 lbs Iron Wedges, Frying Palis, .- en-.
Bake cities, &C., &c.
One thing the above named firm would wish to be particularly
These Goods are bound to be sold, ,,.,
consequently people calling their Third street, lower
Town, always good bargains and Good Goods
October 4, 1855. oc4-n
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BIO A r. ID OF TR A ID T.
OFFICERS.

W. r. Marshall, A. 8. Elicit, Alex. Rey,
Isaac Markey, A. T. Chamblin, w. f.. Hunt,
David Day, s. W. Walker, J. M. Marshall,
A.. f.. Ldrpentuer, q. T. whitney, q. w. Turn''ull
70 meet arst and third Tuesday Of each month";
Board rs wednesday Of each month"; Communications
respecting business Of the Board should be addressed the
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND HRDDaNo

kIEIkR, Practical Upholsterrr, respectfully
Inform tne citizens Of St. Paul, that he has opened
Uphostey Trimming and Bedding Warehouse, in Holland
saint Anthony street. Saint Paul. Minnesota, where he
VII kep constantly hand large assortment Of Lounees
49, neo Lounges Arm Chars; ths Hair, Sea Grass
kIEFERS PATENT SPRING MATTRASs
Pillows and Bolsten kinds; Bed Spreads ana Quilts
carriage, Coach and Buggy Tffmmings.
Done IN the newest style. - 81
Cnufch fews will be ornamented neatly AMI chcapiy.
vamlshng dose, snd all kinds Furniture repaired
q window Curtains and Paper Ham, ngs,
UI-dAw1y A. r. KIEFER, Practical VphslstsyrrE
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Novembe, 2, 1865.
m Messrs. RoRuP & CAKES, Bankers ND Exchange
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-.r FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber being Mime DESTROYS
selling his premises. The lot is l66 deep
'front.' with Blacksmith shop 1t, 20 by 30 having three
fire places and three sets house and frame
house. L. p. JORDAN.
Minneapolis, Oct 29th, 1856. Oc30-lm
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE aUOTAI

CORRECTED
MARSHAL CO., BAN KERS,
Third street, ST, Paul.
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ATTENTION ALL.u
WOODBURY. PUTNAM,
NJoULD cali the public their stock sf
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting part Gents Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress, and Pspcy
Lace Boots Black Misses Black and Col
ored Caters, Chdrens Boots and Shoes, together with many
other kinds mention.
They have also good assortment HATS AND CAPS all
Of which they Offering prices Ladies
temen are respectfully invited TO call
selves New Store Pioneer mind
streets. VOODRTYRY r puTG ~
IL fau, Aay zofn, 1850. myzo-Q
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WIN. J. PARSONS.
attorney, Solicitor and General Aqenf,
Corner First and Nicoie SITS, Minnea polls Minnesota.

INVESTMENTS made point the Territory, all
business in the Courts Of the Territory the
OF the United states, promptly attended to- jeS-1y
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.. h. MOoREHEAD. J. CHARLES.
MOOREHEAD CHARLES, Blacksmiths.
IIORSE-S1OEING and Backsmithng, all varieties,
II done with neatness and dispatch. Shop Anthony
St. Opposite the wnslOw House. ocls-tf
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Apples......$2 00tg2 rs p blu
Peaches..............$2 1908
Green apples. p Dbl
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L. knowing themselves indebted either
n book account, will grtatfavor by
waking up Captains settling same,
have bills to do without those
will pay me. (no2-tO WILLIAM DAHL.
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WANTED,
WOMAN to cook md wash a small family Apply to
IA Lieut. KELLY, at Fort Smelling. oc29-lw
LAND WARRANTS LAND WARRANTS :!
TN quantity to suit purchasers, H. LINDSLEY'S Real
Kenty's, Third street. oc2Olm
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Nflu AObertisenlents.
A. J. G. wEsTgRooK.
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED
Large assortment Of Groceries,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED A |
Large assortment Of Groceries,
WHICH ARE FOR Sale AT
Wholesale or Retail, on VERY reasonable
TERMS FOR CASH.
Ar the store formerly occupied az .
Lg sDrug storeo by EwelI & Dykes, con-
siating in part Of the following arti-
Whiskev--Mevers :ectifed Monongahela: old
rye and bourbon; brandy; pianak, eastillion,
MYERS, proprietor. American brandy cher
ries .nd ginger brandy old holland gin
sehsdam aromatic schnapps: rum.
Wines-old port malaga; Madeirs;
sh"rrv; ciarat: che mp'gne Sc. SC.
Bitters-Dr. J. Hostetter's cell
ebrated stomach, stoaghton
and peppermint. Vinegar;
lemon svrnp; lard oil.
Sugar n-ima r.. O.
Fish-macka-el kite and lo4f and crushed s.
bb!s scoth behring's; horse mol-ssHs.
sardines; lohs.ers Coffee Mocha.
&oys'ers. Fhease ava and rio |;
English dali also roasted
~ and west & ground
ern chaese. inDound
Crackers, rapers.
nuts. necan.. soft and hard
shell almonds; cream nuts
and fiiherts; rice; veast
powders and sod, Tea
-s-rsea and black.
Snan-cast steel and bar. Pickles IN and
raisina; CANDY; pep gallons jara; pre-
per; spice; gingef; serves assort-
nutn"gs; cloves ed; candles;
and mustard; star and
starch; gnn stearine.
powder common and fine. Shot
of ali sizes percussion caps,
and bar iaai. Tar in kegs
Wash tnhs, wash boards,
and water buckets. rolling
! pins, brooms, Grass and
hemp bed cords. Pa
per. caps, letter and
| Wrapnins oape-. and wrrn commeIcial: en-
| PIN twinr, lead pencils, vellopes. pens,
all sizes, sacks. shoe ink and wa
brushes and backing. fers.
friction matches. ~Tobacco-No. 1, Q.
| and 3. Hares fine Virginia. fancy and
smoking tobacco. and pipes. Also
| a splendid assortment of Havan
! na cigars, Of different quall-
q ties.
! The undersigned will keep supply OF such
| articles will sut the market, and hopes by
attention to business, and fairness in trade. to
merit portion of the trade of Atchison and vi
cinity. Call and examine for vo',r s"iv"s.
| nov. 6. SO. 1y. A. J. G. WESTBROOK.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

some, abolition preacher. by the name of
Clark. took passage on the Polar Star, on
her downward trip about month ago
He, as is usual with these reverend gen.
tlemen. was intruding himself upon the at
tention OF every one, rresuming that his
sacredosal robes would protect his person
from merited chastisement. The passen-
gers endured him until forbearance ceased
to be virtue, when a gentleman Of Inde-
pendence, by the name OF Childs. without the
knowledge ofany ofthe officers. or the assis-
tance of any of the passengers. whipped
him soundly. Clark. it seems, was a big.
able fellow and being. as the Free State
says fighting man. he was not satisfied,
but again insulted Childs at the table. nd
struck him over the head with chair,
for which last act he was whipped within
an inch of his life. We are informed
however, that there was no interference on
the part of the other passengers except to
take Mr. Childs off of him.
This is the whole story as it occurred
The people may Judge how far Captain
Dix and the officers Of the Star are charge.
able with fault. This gross and cowardly
attack upon the Captain of the Polar Star
is lust in consonance with the character o
pusillanimous abolitionists, and would prob.
ably subject the editor of the Free State
if he should come in contact with Captain
Dix, to just such fagelation as Clark
got, and such as he would not soon forget
The grand ultimatum of Abolition re.
venge is withdrawal Of patromdge.-
Hence the Free State is going to wreal
his vengeance on the Polar Star by coun
selling its Northern confri.rs to avoid hel
in the future. Lucky for the Star. or any
other decent hoat if they would do so.-
Capt. Dix does not desire their patronage
He has sovereign contempt for ali such
pusilanimous wretches.-&. Joseph Ga
Sefte.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
The Bloody Monday.

The Rev. Mr.. Carran, Methodist
Clergyman, at Jacksonville, Indiana. has
written letter to Gov. Wright, OF Miss,
from which we make the following extract +:
The scenes in Louisville on bloody Mon
day have never been fully portrayed
From my chamber window, on that dread
ful night, witnessed the conflagration OF
German dwellings,, heard the screams OF
women and children, the rattle of firearms,
and the shrieks of the wounded and dying
and oh, God forbid should witness such a
sight again, even at such distance; the
recollection sickens me, and fills my dreams
with fearful images. And orthese atroc-
tiles portion of the professed religious
press Of the country find an apology. The
Western Christian Advocate the following
week gave the Know Nothing verson of
the whole throwing the blame upon the
poor foreigners without uttering one word
ofcensure against their brutal murderers !;
and the editor himself an Irishmani How
else can we account for his editorial course2
There was once Judas and an A rnoid,
shocking instances of perfdy and inquiry.
which we had hoped would never find a
parallel, there may, however turn up an
other traitor.
1t is now manifest that the war upon the
Catholics, is only an incident in this great
movement; it is wrung in to catch the ia
natic. That portion of the City of Louis
vile where the greatest slather Of men and
women and destruction of property took
place, contained no Catholics; they were
Protestants. But they were Democrats
They were industrious. peaceahle citizens,
contributing to the productive wealth of
the city and county, paying their taxes
without murmur. and sustaining the laws.
One man, who was injured so badly as to
die since, was member Of the German
Methodist Church. He was merely pas
sing from one place to another. when the
mob met, seized and inflicted deadly blows
upon him, while he was pleading for his
life. And Know Nothing Ministers and
editors stand forth as their advocates and
apolcgis,s: and if one ma ra ises his voice,
or write a line to proclaim the truth, these
clerical bullies mount him with deadly
blows.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Is sYGEsg gasFEEEgrax. >.
s&Assks TEksr-aElHf.y-

VE1HIS Hew ard beautiful 'foy. site Is s;ts's-
L ted on the Missouri River, IN Aansas 'reTri-
tory three or fo,li niles above t.ss town ci -
AN. liz the heart os tlIe most iiensely popIiatei
part of Kansas, sor-pp!ded by :le finest soii
and best timber in thai Territory. wi.b per
tnanent landing, commanding sisw of the :v-
a. for several miles shoTe and below. The
principal part OF said Town IL ioc1teti cT :. -t.
of stone coal OF the best quality. arrange
ments are being maGe TO have said stone rozl
bed opened and wrought hv .T"'rt SAX -
Pany early in the spring, at which time there
viii be sale of lots. There now, IA coIIse
of erection, good steam Saw Mil, which viii
De iu successful operation in fely weeks; aIsn.
large and comnodious Tavern is ia process ct
erection which vii! b. opened &C. TIE accom-.
mediation of the public in sbcrt SINE.
Persons wishing to procure Lots iinr;si','--
ly will have opportunity of 30 doing, by call
ing on Henry Brady, Jcnattah Hartman.
both of whom are authorized Agents TO sell
and dispose Of lots, aid bo.h may at ali
times bc found on the premises. ready ia ac-
cemmodate purchasers upon the most liberal
terms.
ii. B. WALLACE, JAS. f. SrEaTr,
AMOS RES, W. c. RENw;SGTcS,
HEKRy DEstsp, las ". BRADLEY,
HI. G. BRapLEv, p. J. CoLr'-s.
II. p. HEEEpoS. Trustees
II Il.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

144 Market ST, Louis, No., March 5, 1850
Dear Sir: ain doing extensive trave! IL,
the West and South western States, as Gei4
eral Agent for Adams American LiriInant, and
would be glad IL yoI would favor lac with !
consignment of ,'lof Woods Hair Restorative,
rs feel assured that intrcduce 4 il nanv
places where it is hot knows. M ovT'I heac
is q living testimony of It's saiuah.e properties.
in restoring the hair 10 lts f1ti.al color. am
forty years Old, and nv hair Was almost white
but after usirg three half pint bottles. my hair
is beautiful auburn. as Il was az teighteel, and
much improved in appearance, anj would not
be without bottle On hand. for the price Of
ten. / should be glad to attend 20 any matter
that is connected with the Hair Restorative
have been for thirteen years engaged il the
same business. and will be glad to hear from
you soon. My address Is Paris, Tennessee.
Yours respectfully. NM. B. BOONE.
As some think the original Restorative
tainihg Sediment, was better Than the clarified
or clear, we will notify ali .lIat hereafter we
will ppt zap and keep constantly Oh hand both
that which is clear and that which contains
Sediment, hence dealers required to specify
which they desire.
Sold at ia Market street. ST. Louis. SIC
Broadway, New York. and by all Druggists
everywhere. all kinds oe family patent inedi-
cinas for sale on the most liberal terms at Prof
Woods establishment, ia Inarkett street, 81.
Louis.
pints 81, six bottles for 50; quarts So, or
six bottles for Sl2. A much larger discount
will he given on larger quantities.
cTr For sale By all Druggists.
Also for sale Prof. Woods Oriental Sana-
tive LinmeIt and Vegetable Magic Life Pills.
warranted better than any other of tue money
in all cases refunded. Remember this and try
them. See Circular.
Stephen Johnson, Agent, Atchsnn X. T.
October .. 1855. 1y $3.50.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Now is the time for
ri T. a N / =.

DROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
i the Clerk of the County Court for the coun-
ty of Calhoun, Kansas Territory, until tn.
26th of October, for the
BUILDING OF A COURT HOUSE
in the town of Calhoun, in Said County. The
bids will be received separately for the differ
ent parts of said work, to-wit;
One for the stone work one for brick work
one for carpenters work one for furnishing
lumber; one for plastering and one for paint
ing.
The plan and specifications of said House
can be seen at said office any time after the 18th
inst. The snperintendents of said building will
reserve to themselves the right of rejecting any
bids, if they deem the same too high.
Done by order of the Board of Commission
ers for said county Of Calhoun, this 1sI day of
October, 1855
WIN. L. KUYKENDALL, Clerk.
October %, 1S55.-2w
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Coal Mines.

1t is now found out to be certain fact
that coal is plenty in and about Atchison.
Large banks have also been discovered on
Independence creek Persons who will
bring coal into this market, will find a
ready sale for IT, Let some Of our farmers
go to work and supply the town. No one
need fear i, is not good article. 1t has
been given thorough trial, and found tc
be good.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Abolition ISLANDERS.

Our attention has been called TO false
and malicious article which appeared re-
Gently in the Kansas Free State, an Abo-
lition paper published at Lawrence, Kan
sas Territory; in which the captain and
officers or the popular steamer. Polar Star
are vilified and tracued. and represented
as gross and barbarous "rutEans." Bul
Tor the fact that this libel is finding is
way into almos, the entire Northern Press,
we would deem it too contemplate to re-
qnirs notice at our hands. The facts
are aeoa as follows: A 1oisy, tnedale-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Agents for sauatter Sovereign.

Agents for Squatter Sovereign.
The following persons are authorized to
act as Agents for the "SeuATrEa SovEn-
EIGs. ss
JuDer S. P. McCURpr. Weston.
AsEL & SrRENGFELLow,
Rour s. WITHERs, r;,,.
JUICE r. v. THOMPSON,
]. T. BEAVER. Huntsville.
Hr.PLnr H c & BAKrh' Platte City.
G.. w. WrrHERs, Richfeld.
Pnor. II. B. ToDD, Camden Point.
JESSE Miller, Hampton, Platte County
Coz. E. b. EWING. Richmond.
!; G-v W. /, Hsscr, Z c,.,x Faye.ie.
d. c. GARTH, Huntsville.
J. RExIcK, Wellington.
S. C.. HurcHIsos, Glasgow.
r. P. WILxIssoN. BrunswicA
l.. b. HAYWOOD, Miami. 80
T, Tuas. F.. VS.; X. s..,so., Roehepor'.
w. l.. BoYER, Arrow Rock.
M. B. COLLINS, Glasgow.
A. S. Johnson, Westport.
r. A. koUssLka' Lexington.
p. f. YouREE, Waverly.
AsrLIsc & STEVENS, Parkville.
DR. f. S. CLAnDY,
J. F, BRoApnURsr, Platte County.
B. w. GROVER ESQ, Warrensburg.
J. J. TILroN, Boliver, Polk County.
N. B. HOLDEN, Clinton, Henry County.
ifos.J. II. BIRcH, Plattsburg.
Cor. HIRAM R.cH, Fort Leavenworth.
N. Il. McMuRkAy ESQ, Independence.
D. NJ. McDoNALD, } p.rru No
A. r. MuRRy,
Fl. CoRDELL, Pleasant Hill. Cass, Co.,
Hon. JonN DoSIrHAN, I.g.rso, c;,v
GrS. F. L. EDWARDS,
A. C.. BLACKWELL, Carroll county.
EpwIS G.. BooTH, Kansas Territory. >
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
You DEsEzuE CREDrT FOR Yuu2
Discovery
VsfiE following is from distinguished mem
i Der Ok the medical profession:

j Der Of the medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January I, 1885,
Prof O. J. wooe-Dear Sir. Unsolicitei,
tend you this certificate. After being nearly
bald for long time and having tried al 'hs
hair resto-atisAs extant, ard having 10 faitl ia
anv. was induced, on hearing OF yours. TO
give i. trial piaced my self in the hands of
a barber. ard had nv head raheed with good
stiff brush. and the Restorative tnen applied
and weI rubbed in. ill! the scalp was all a
glow. This repeated every morning and IN
three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from August last up to the present time
and is nov thick. black and streng-soft and
pleasant 20 the touch, whereas, before 1t was
harsh and wiry, what little there was OF it. and
that little was disappearing very rapidly. still
use vour Restorative about twice week. and
shall soon have good and perfect crop of hair.
Now have read of these things-and who has
not =? but have never seen hitherto anT case in
which any persons hair was really benefited
by any of the hair tonics, &c, OF the day: and
il really gives me pleasure TO record the result
of nv experience. | have recommended yoaT
preparation Ia others. and It already has large
and general sale throughont the Territory. The
people here saw its effects. and have confidence
IL il. the supply vou sent Us, as wholesale
agents for the Territory. IS nearly exhausted
and daily Inquiries are made for it. lou de-
serve credi: for your discovery. / for one res
turn you thanks for the benefit it has done me,
for certainly had dcspaired long ego of ever
effecting arv snrh result
Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond s keiiog, Druggists.
-. Paul, NJ. =.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
500 CHANCES. $40 EACH.
TEN DRAWN PRIZES.

THE following list of valuable town stock,
l. to-wit:>
Two shares in Lecompton, Capitol
of Kansas, each $600..... $1,000
One share in Atchison worth ..... eco
One share in Kickapoo WORTH. 300
One share in Richmond WORTH. goo
One share in Osawkee worth 2f0
One share in Indianoiia worth. $50
One share in Douglas worth ...... 1a0
One share in Marysville worth -. 100
One share in NeIncha City worth. 10
will be disposed of at Lottery SO soon as the
tikets sold.
The agents for the sale of tickets are author
lied to retain the money received for them, un-
til after the drawing shall have taken piace and
stocks been duIv assigned t. The pers whom
the committee shall declare entitled TO the same.
A majority of the ticket holders present at the
drawing, shall have the privilege of selecting
the committee TO conduct the same. Due no
tce of the time and place of drawing (Which
will be at some town in kansas-on the Mis-
souri, riverS will be give to each shareholder
through the agent from whom the ticket was
purch K. BISHOP & co.
October. 80. IS55.-tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Gre0r INTERROGATION, !.

Owing tn some very important business in
" the south. the undersigned proposes to sell
one half or all of his stock OF Drugs IN the
town of AtchIscn, Kansas Territory on very
reasonable terms. Any person wishing to en-
gage In the Drug Business would do well to call
aid examine nv stock. For further particr-
lars inquire OF the undersigned at his store in
Atchison, Kansas Territory.
N. C. ROSWELL.
sept 14th. 1855. .S32-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Dry-Goods, &c.
4 large invoice of all kinds Of clothing for
"a Fail and Winter Use.
~ cases mems. boy's, women's, and children's
boots and shoes;
IA cases hats and caps;
LIS pair macKanaw,. bed, Indian, and horse
blankets;
600 pair Missouri country knit SOCKS, country
jeans, and large aud well varied stock OF
every kind of fall and winter dry goods
including superior lot Of 6ne dress goods
for ladies';
Indian goods kept on hand.
Il is any purpose to sell low. and will salts
fy all who call that they will find Atch;soa the
best market in Kansas for buyers.
Missouri farmers opposite will be dealt with
as have been accustomed to dea! with them r
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
viii always be bought for cash.
s3l-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
RiTCHEEDsoN,s

r y. AT BR4.
Zach Express will be in charge of ev-
iLpsrienced special messsagsr. provided ~i;h
iron safes. &c.. for th" security Of nonsy, iew-
elry, and other valuable packages. Bankers
and Merchants business transacted with dis
patch. Orders OF eve-y description Gi:sd, and
and goods sent by mex. messenger. Notes AMI
accoGnts collected an proceeds promptly re-
turned. Boxes. Packages. Rundies and parcels
of all kinds receipted for-conyeyed and detiv =
cred without ieiay.
JOSEPH F. RITCHERDSON, Proprietor.
PRINCIPAL Office, Ia Main street. s. Louis.
Refer t. thn Bsnkars and Merchants OF ST.
Louis, generally This Express connects with
all other expresses to Tincennes, Louisville,
Cincinnati. Wheeling, Pittsaurg, Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York. Boston, &C.. east
Quincy. keosuk, Galena. and St Paul, north.
Cairo, n Orleans. and Mobile. south, and all
points on The Illinois central, Mississippi, Gil
cago, Alton and ST Loais railroads. Also crr
own Express 70 Alton, Betlriiie, I.lincis. IL;
rect: TINS forming complete ciiai:, ffgcm s..
Joseph 70 the east, north and south. FOR spe,Gy
trans porLation aad p.cn.rt ror.ya..:iaS-
HENRY AD0o:dS, Ascr..
A.SI.isl5as l.. :.
G. E7eorT AyEe, agent ia' sii-c:i-ri
So.,-s f.xT.ess. m Polar star. -5,s
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
GIFT. E.V"TERPRFSE E.
GIFT. E.VTEKP e.
$4,000
fis Gifts fOS. the People /!
First Great Distribution in Parkville.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE!
No BlankSs

THE managers take great pleasure in ofar-
4 ing. to their thousands patrons, the follow
ing valuable and magnificent
GIFT ENTERPRISE!
At the same time assuring our friends and the
public that there is no HUMBUGGERY con-
nected with the transaction. Prizes to be dis
tributed first of September as soon as the
1000 Tickets are Sold.
c. The price of the ticket Is but ONE
DOLLAR.
Read attentively the following list OF beauti-
fal and costly gifts. which will be distributed
by committee Of ten persons, selected by the