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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24
CITY LAND OFFICE

TINE subscribers have establIsed Banking ONCE Of
G. II. PARKER, in the city Of st. Paul, Once for
the prosecutions Of all business I'm
transactions real estate In the Territory
Books have been opened, having property
dispose Of have entered therein the description
samc the terms OF payment and such they
desire to make known, which books will
spectiOn of all, without charge.
All land thus registered will be advertised
the city, and also in the Real Crcua be issued By
the subscribers weekly, May next there
by keeping such registered property continually the pu
lie, and Insuring speedy and satisfactory sales.
To their office those wishing omake Investments
tate will, Of course turn their attention. In addition
above may be found full t Of entrees
Maps Of entered lands corrected semiweeky map
county Of Ramsey and plas additions
thereto said county complete list Of said
county for unpedtdres. full and perfect a6s,scf ~
title distinct tract parcel Of situated IN s0I
county, from the genera! government to the latest grantee,
,Dheretn noted every defect Of tile either In form
stance and pos6e Kind creating ebarass-
nent scheher arise. BY way tares,
xsechdnics' or otherwise. . !
settlers terms,
Investments made generally
that may usually done through
Real Estate Agency, will receive prompt
tentiOn.
The services Of surveyors well posted up'
cured. ORA
d. C. PRICE,
st. Paul, Feb. 20. 1856. G. II. PARKER.
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THINK FOR THEMsELvEs.--Great efforts are be-
ing made by the citizens in the towns below ua,
to prejudice the minds Of cmigrants against St.
tie in the towns on the Mississippi, is all right
but gentlemen, if they are gentlemen, should not
seek to accomplish their purposes b. falsehoods.
Emigrants, as a general thing, think for them
selves, for they of intelligent class. and
we believe therefore, that they will exercise their
own judgment. and come and see whether the
truth has been told about the climate and re-
sources of Minnesota
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.
DAILY TIMES OFFICE,1
Z

DAILY TIMES OFFICE,(
April "a, 1855.
MARKErs---Snce opening navigation provisions
generally the decline, in de-
mand. Flour Wheat in great demand. Oats in de-
ready Sc q bu. Corn-unchanged. Pork
Hams-going Potatoes, in demand with upward
tendency. Eggs the Decline LUMBER
seasoned quantity insufficient home demand
Matched Flooring, ready sales at $50 NJ. Wood, plenty in
market, Sales quantities range
1904.
markets WILL hereafter be corrected daily by ALEX. REY
and may be relied upon correct.
WEIGHTS GRAIN-The following the established
weights grains for this Territory: Wheat, GO lbs p buzz
Seed 60 lbs p buzz Rye sc lbs bu; Indian Corn, Sc
bu; Oates, 80 lbs bu:; Barley, 48 lbs bu Buckwhea
AZ lbs u blu.
DRIED FRUIT.
......7N@sc 2 b Apples. So Rbu
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

TO BOOK BUYERS AND MERCHANTS.
the opening the Spring Trade of 1885, the subsc
w takes pleasure in ANNOUNCING large additions to his
large Stock Of
BOOKS. STATIONERY, AND PAPER HANGINGs.
recently returned the Spring Trade Sae at
which Goods sold at lower prices than before, he is
enabled to Cash purchasers, favorable induce
than have been previously offered in Western
market.
Stock be found the largest supply of MEDI
BOOKS in the good assortment of Standard LAW
BOOKS; BOOKS, all the kinds general USE
bought of the publishers in quantities..
Attention is also called TO stock Of BLANK BOOKS. as
large assortment Of Letter. Cap, my. Medium, and
Folio ipers ruled and pain,aso, OF Printing Paper
Mil in the department Wall Paper think
unusually embracing does than 100
different styles. the cheapest quality to the finest gold and
velvet patterns, with borders cIrres spending.
call the Northwestern Book Store. opposite the De
Soto House. j. N. WAG('ONER.
(itlnni, April ?, 1855. ap20-2m
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

FEARFUL EXPLOSION OF GUNPowDER.-The Des
Arc Citizen, published in Prairie County, Ark,
states that on the evening of the Oath March, an
attempt was made in that town to destroy the lives
of fourteen persons. imam named Tom Harris,
was drunk at grocery, and fred pistol several
times in the street, calling upon the authorities in
a defiant manner to come and take him. The
town constable and several other persons attempt
der keg containing about six pounds of powder,
and the explosion of that ignited another keg con-
tanning about twenty-four pounds, and the house,
which was built of logs, was blown away, leaving
the walls only three logs high. There were some
ten or twelve persons in the room, most of whom
were burned or bruised.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

Total.. 822
The above scheme has express purpose
raising funds to the Town ClockA
applications have been made before this get
All letters from the country promptly attended tohe draw
ing numbers will be published after 1t comes o. witch will be
drawn early the 4th Of June.
All the watches, becn selected
from the most eminent makers, will abov every
article put down to the Eastern price,.
For Tickets apply to w. IIL1NGWORTit,.
Watch Maker, Jackson & Fifth str,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

PAGE & BAcoN.--The ST. Louis Democrat, in
referring to the second failure of the above firm,
saws that the business of the house was very
prosperous till 1852. and that its books footed up
at the close of that year at more than forty mill
lions of dollars.
Up to this time the house had not devated
from its legitimat. business of exchange and
banking. but during this year, the contractors Mr..
Seymour,) for building the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, having died, the firm of Page Bacon
Tin an unhappy hour) took upon themselves the
hercuiean task of carrying out this contract, in
volving them, responsibility of nine millions Of
dollars, and from this hour the credit of the house
began to wane."
Other bankers can take a lesson from this. No
one can carry on the banking business, and at the
same time draw out the money and invest it in
something else. 1t is wrong to do so, and he who
does it, will invariably 90 under.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24
LARGE FIRE AT sT. ANTHONY.

i large fire occurred at St. .nthony on Sunday
morning. a letter from gentleman in that city,
dated Sunday the Odd, says -
:" We had 4 severe fire in this city this morning.
The bio k Of buildings opposite tie st. Charles
Hotel, consisting of Ir. Efct's three store rooms,
Mr.. Woods dwelling house and Mr.. IIederly's
store house and Bakery, were consumed. The
fire originated in the Bakery. Mr.. Iiolker's gro
cry was destroyed, but his goods and furniture
were saved. Insured in the St. Paul Mutual In
surancc Company. There but Title wind at
the timc-had there been, much larger amount
of property would have been destroyed"
The loss is between 5000 and $1,000, AMI the
number of buildings consumed was five
INTERCHANGEABLE icrants are pouring in upon
us at an unprccc Tented rate. Every boat comes
loaded with passengers, most of whom intend TO
make Minnesota their permanent home. y COM
pany from New Hampshire of twelve, now
looking up claims and intend to farm it, while
eight or ten families from the same State are on
their way. From every section Of the Union we
hear of persons who contemplate visiting our Ter
ritory the coming summer, either to invest money
or to aid in developing the resources of our soil.
1t is true, great portion of the land in the i'm
mediate neighborhood of St. Paul is taken up, but
there is land and plenty of it, either up the Min
ncsota or Mississippi rivers. Strike out boldly
on to the broad fields, and rs soon as you have
made your claim, of with your coat and ''pitch
in" Nothing is gained by unnecessary delay in
this country. All is activity, and he who goes to
work earnestly, will most surely win.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

DEMOCRATIC PREss.-Ths Journal has recently
appeared in new and beautiful dress. The Press
is one of the best papers printed in Chicago.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1885,
VTNE time receiving bids furnishing supplies
Sioux, Chippewa and winncbago tribes of Indians
tended the May next, 12 NJ;
receiving bids for the transportation of supplies and goods
s extended until the 10th May, at IL NJ.
The proposals furnishing supplies for the above named
tribes of Indians further modified, follows:
Bids will be received the WINNEBAGO provisions
delivered either ST. Paul. Peters, Traverse Sioux
the discretion bidder, Superintendent.
2d If bids received and accepted the delivery said
st. Peters, Traverse Sioux, Mankato
tim delivery said points will be extended the 25h
of Ma, until the 10Th suggestion the Indian
Bureaus to carry out the provisions the late
ington. W. a. GOhMAN,
an10-dSv.d Governor and Sup't of Ind. Affairs.
Peter's Courier, dubuque Herald and Express, and
Gaena Jrsonan, daily am weekly Till NAY ~ anu send
ILLS o Su erntendent.
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TRANSPORTATION
OF the Sioux, WinnebagO and Chip
pewa Provisions and Annuity
Goods for the Year 1856.

C1EALED PROPOSALS. properly endorsed. will be received
- Office Superintendent of Indian Affairs in
Minnesota, the 10Th next, at ~ Ms for transporting
the Sioux Wnncbago, and Chippewa Annuity Goods and Pro-
visions for 1855.
Bidders will state at what price per hundred pounds they will
property the steamboat landing 81.
and and transport the under to the erent
Agencies,
the they will
sures conrac and the surety of such bidder shall sign
transmit with each bid, guarantee in this form:
'sThe undersigned undertake that, IL the bid OF --
said transportation be accepted by the Superintendent
IHn Affairs before tn: 18th April next, enter into the
bond required perform the said contract at the rate of his
their bids, with good and sufficient suretes.'
the right direct the destination
said public freight Other place than the Agencies, the
be graduated in proportion the distance increased
diminished. w. A. GORMAN,
Governor and Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Minnesota Superinendency, }
Saint Paul, March Z, 1895. ap12-d&wtd
Jeersonian, Dubuque Herald, Peters Courier,
copy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

FIRE AT THE LAKE OF THE WOoDs.-ONE CHILD
BURNED.-Wc learn that the residence of Mr..
IMAM, near the Lake of the Woods, was Destroy
cl by fire on Friday last, and one child persisted
in the flames. Two other children were so badly
burned that their arms were amputated. wo-
MN was also severely burned, but to what extent
we do not learn.
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SOFA GNDER TRE TR ss OF # isss sN
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Saint Paul, 9Th April, 1855.
CiEALED PROPOSALS will until IL
Ms the May, 1855, furnishing deliver
following provisions The Plager and Lake wnne
1855, to wit:
Powder to the amount OF $500
Shot and Lead to the amount Of 100
t;ilng Irvine to the amount Of 100
Tebacco to the amount Of 100
rota, amount $500
The supplies above named Paul
LIST day of June 1855 will the rules and the
bids will be subject the regulations prescribed in the adver
tsemen for supplies for the Sioux, wnnebago, and Chippewa
tribes of Indians, elsewhere published in this
VA: GoRMAN.
Peters Courier, Dubuque Herald and Express, and
Gaena Jcsonan copy daily and weekly till May l. and send
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF CHIP
PEwA GOODS, ETC, FOR 1855.
"'SSt Saint Paul. sT,s sah xpli issS
CEALED PROPOSALS. properly will be received
until the 10th ay Of Nav next at 70 NJ for from
St. Paul Leech Lake, $4,000 worth of goods and supplies
Bidders will observe forms subject to
n a % % sn
Annuity Goods for the 1852 published in this
paper. w. A. GORMAN,
Peters Courier, Dubuque Herald and Express, and
bills to Superintendent.
NOW FOR A BARGAIN.
L,OR weeks BOOTS and SHOES be had at the NEW
Il
dispose present stock be ready Spring
Trade, hand with and valuable
Paul. mistake. DON'T fail to call and buy cheap while
YIN NAV. Ueb2s-tD c. c. HOFFMAN,.
WRIGHT L FITZ.
JoINERs, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Shop Opposite the Winslow House. Near Fort Street
VTTOUD respectfully inform the citizens Of Paul, and the
w building community at large that they prepared to
erection buildings, furnish materials
by the above having had
fullest satisfaction will be given this particular
st. PauI. March 10th, 1855. mh7o-lyd&ws
DIR. e. SMELL,
Former Proprietor and Of the Springfield water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Easthampton Hydropathc
Institution. --l
1R. SMELL, having had long and successful practice
~ Hytropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery,
respectfully solicit the patronage the people
vicinity. and the public generally. Examinations
made, with full description given, with previous
knowledge of the case, or asking any questions.
70 Once hours from A. N. to 4P. n. mar 1odawtf
EDWARD n. HAWKE. ANDREW c. DUNN.
HAWKE L DUNN,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
OFPICB IN EMPIRE BLOCK,
Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
81. Paul, April 18th. 1855. ap14d&wn
ST. PETERS COMPANY,
GOV. WILLIS 4. eoRxAS, P1...a:a.,
c. CT. z. r PaaII., i Trsssasi.
WIN. b. Dodd, VIM. \. NcCarsy,
C willis 4. e S.,man' Geo. He1iep'
FLANDRAU, General Agent.
nov14, 1885, Once in the City Of 81 Peters.
SPRING STYLE
SILK HATS received this day. and = nne assortment Of
WHITE AND BLACK KOsSUTH HATS.
New style KDow-Nothinss. (apis-sO RICHIE co.
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ca" We saw one of our citizens yesterday, who
had used his jaws much East, when talking
about Minnesota. that he could not stop them.
We advise others to be cautious.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

ca" The Steamer Latropc arrived yesterday
morning, with large number of passengers. The
Gold Era arrived the same day. There was
one case of sickness on the former boat none
on the latter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

New York MONEY MARKEr.-The market is SUI
perabundantly supplied with money, and loans at
call are easily made at per cent, with loans to
favorite parties at 5. Sixty day bills are negoti-
ated at 6 a per cent, depending on the charac-
ter. 1t is not likely that the present limited sup
ply of paper will be increased, until there is more
activity in business generally which indeed is
not looked for until fall.-N. Y. Ere. Post. l4th.
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ArRm.-Thc month of April, in Minnesota, is
noted for its high winds. There is no portion of
the year that the winds are SO boisterous, as in
this month. In July we have thunder showers
with high winds, but these only occasional,
while during the month of April old Boreas makes
ii a regular business iopuff as extensively as pos
sihle
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

C@ Our streets arc filled with teams of all
kinds, and business is quite brisk, although money
is scarce.
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CLYDE, n. Y,

A family of six persons were poisoned last
night. by putting arsenic into some biscuit, by
mistake. None have died, but their lives are
deSnairel of.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

C5r We have scarcely seen one person who az
rived on the boats here this spring, without gun.
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EsCSDTO HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND GREEN STREETS,
Gaiena. Illinois.
JOHN G. PARKS, Proprietor.
Hate Virginia Hotel, st. Louis.
TTNIIIS HOUSE finished. furnished and really for the
largest in the NOrta
West-was a and has all the
niences o. the best T. stcrn Houses.
elegantly furnished. Travellers Wis
ns Glcna Will find at the DeSoo pleasant and agreeable
Gilena, april 10, 1855. apl9-3m
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

WILD GEEsE.--Large focks of these birds have
flown over St. Paul within few days past.
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CHAMBllN & MoRGAN.-Thesc gentlemen are on
hand with new supply of goods. Their arrange
mcnts for their Spring trade are very extensive,
and we feel safe in saying that those who pur-
chase of them will purchase to advantage.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

Gy /" SAL" said one girl to another, 81 am
so glad have no beau now"
"Why so said the other"
"Oh, cause l can eat as many onions as l
please',
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

WHARF ORDINANCE.--We publish to-day, per
request, tine City Wharf Ordinance, which will be
found interesting not only to steamboat men, but
to Others
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

An ENGINE.-We learn that Mcssrs. Richie and
McCloud have ordered Car Fire Engine from
Philadelphia, on their own responsibility. The
machine will not cost much, but will answer our
purposes for the present. Such praise worthy
cntprprisc should be seconded bv our citizens
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

ENTIRELY WEoNG.-It is entirely wrong for per-
sons to hold one or two claims, particularly at
this time when there are SO many in search of Il
spot Of land they cultivate and build upon.
We hear of many instances where claims are
staked out, to which the parties have right.
If you have claim and good one, do you not
know that the persons who settle next to you and
build. will thereby enhance the value of your own
property? You ought to know this if you do not
1t should lie the aim Of every Minncsotian to aid
strangers, that is. farmers, those who will con-
tribute to the resources Of our Territory, in pro-
curing claims. The more rapidly our Territory
is settled, the better it will be for all. Think Of
this.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

received the beautiful assortment of
d following kinds desirable SILVER WATCHES, which
exceedingly low prices, and will be sent by mail
part country the receipt of money
sae written warrantee with each Watch for
year.
Patent Detached Silver Levers, from SIS to $1o.
do do Hunting Levers, from $1S to $25.
Cylinder Silver in strong from $40 to $l2.
do do in strong hunting cases, from $l3 to SIG.
Clocks equally prices, every description from
the best makers.
w. ILLINGwORTH,
Watch Maker, of Jackson and 9th ss.. st. Paul.
p S. Traders others invited give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
April 81, 1S55.-d&wt
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-24

ey Isaac Newton the proprietor of the
Hudson River steamers, died in New York on the
Sth.
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GEO. N. PROPER. CARLOS WILCOX.
PROPER WILCOX,
Dealers in Real Estdfe Practical Surveyors and General


Pr0Cucdf surveyors
Agents.
OFFICE U. Land Office Buildings,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
VNTE will attend the purchase and sale Of village and city
w property lands in this vicinity and
other attention given
vyg and entering lands in the Pneries else
where in the Territory Property and titles Carefully exam
ine: paid done. &c. Agencics solicited.
All business entrusted will receive prompt and careful
attention.
References.
Pontiac MIcH-rIon c. T. Copeland Judge Cd Judicial
District.
LAPEER, MIcH.-Hon. A. n. Hart Pes't Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Ralroad J. r. White Esq.,, Director, do
PITTSBURGH. PA.-Austin 1oomis, ESQ.,, Stock and Ex-
change Broker.
BURLINGTON vr.-Rev. Worthington Smith, D. D.. Prest
Z. " NJ. Benedict, Professor Mathematics and
Collector Of Customs
ORWELL, yT.-Hop. Roswell Bottum.
TROY, n. Y.-P. NJ. Corbin, ESQ.,. Cashier Union Bank.
BELvIDERE, ILLs.-Hon Cephus Gardner Hon. R. S. Mo-
lCny NJ D.. Alex Nicely, ESQ., Pres't Bevidere Bank
SAINT PAUL.-Ex-Governor Alex Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
German; J. Travis Rcsser, Sec'y MT.
Fort SMELLING, N. T.-Erankln Steele, ESQ.
AINNEAPoLIs, N. T-Hcn. A. Z. Ames II. L. Olds, Re-
gtst IT Z. s. Land Office; R. P. Russell, Receiver.
octi9-dwtf
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MILiXERY.-W call attention to the advertise
mcnt of Mrs. Frilaugh and Miss Lcrch, Mi!lincrs.
These ladies are prepared to do, and do 90 good
work. The ladies' should call on them.
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HENRY MCKENTY,
DEALER I'm REAL ESTATE.
Offce-Old Post-Office Building, Third-st, st. Paul.
Land Bought and Sold throughout the Territory;
Money Loaned, Investments made TO the best i'd
vantage and Land warrants Located.

REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ.,, Hon. w. Ii. WEIGH, Chief Jus
Capt. A. De Peyster, tice Of Minnesota Territory,
Messs. Thompson Nephew, Hon. H. NJ Rice, Delegate to
&c williams & Guion. Congress-
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, Holngsheaj & Becker,
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Presi- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western Bank, Messrs. Borup & Cakes, Bankers
Messs. Drexe Bankers, Rosser, Esq, Secretary
&c r. Taylor & Co., the Territory,
Freed, Ward & Freed Ames & Van Etten, Attorneys
Bingham & Dock, at Law,
Siters James Co., Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register
&C Bailey & Co., U. s. Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq, NotayWm. H. Holcombe, Esq, Re-
Public, ceiver U. s. Land Office,
II. Messchert, Attorney at Law,T. T. Mann, M. D.
James Kitchen, M. D., Messrs. Brown, johnson & Co.,
william Soever, ESQ.,, Bankers, New Orleans.
Messrs. Brown Johnson Bankers, Vicksburgh. mh6-tf
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CO The ehrubhery on the Island in the Misss-
sipp. opposite Office. is tipped with green. and
presents a pretty sight. We observe that the
trees are budding and the grass is quite verdant.
A good copious shower would make pature laugh
OUTRIGHT.
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CIlANHRA.YN s. MORGAN,
WINNEBAGO IMPROVEMENTS AND AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO BE SOLD.

CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO BE SOLD.
OFFICE. MT, }
st. Paul, 21st April, 1855.
A SALE will highest bidder Tuesday, The
n 22d 1853, between &c hour of A. NJ and
Sank Rapids, in Benton County, OF all the Improve
Buildings, Mill and appurtcnanccs, at Long Prairie, and
i;ab Pfaire, belonging Wnnebago Tribc Indians
time and place, lot of Farming Tools, and
Blacksmith Tools. The improvements Buildings, Mill
appurtenances be sold 3) one-third cash 3)
years, with interest at
o per per The Farming Implements
IL months credit with 10 cent interest
Approved security will be required of the purchaser in
purchaser of the said the lands.
privilege when said lands surveyed, to enter
virtue treaty stipulaons
diagram said improvements of Receiver
of the Land Office at Sank Rapids. W. A. GORMAN,
ap2i-ld&4tw Gov. and Sup't 1nd Affairs.
Sank Ra Erontiersman month. weekly.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS again been opened at the School
N Building the grounds the Episcopal Mission, Mr..
KELIIE, experienced and highly competent In
having charge of the English department. The Rev.
Dr. VAN NIGER, will hear the recations In the classics and
his personal attention daily part Of each day. Mr..
Ke brings the highest recommendations both capacity
choDlr