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ST. PAUL MARKETS.


July 81. 1885. (
neutrality-suspicious. almost every description
demand, and most the staple articles held at
prices. Flour this little the
decline high, scarcity
ably higher Corn Meal little down. Salt Pork remains
Unchanged Shoulders and Hams remain quiet Except
public streets.) the enough
supply the home demands, but the rivers above the
logs floating down which will have the
make this article cheaper
Lumber $50 $50 per NJ. Flooring ranges
s. higher. Shingles $itu So Wood plrny-wurill
S3 S per cord.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following the established
grains this Territory Wheat, 60 lbs
Clover Seed = bu. Rye Sc II bu.; Indian Corn 81
b; Oates, 81 BIS q hu; Barley, Is lbs d bu.; Buck
~ fbs q bu.
STOCK. DRIED
Beef q ID Apples. p
.$oOe60 Peaches. $50 y
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New DuILDlEG.--We learn t,lat Mr.. John
r. Irvine con,emplates erecting Llock of stone
buildings in St. Anthony-st., from the store of
Mcssrs. Culver & Farringtonto the Hay Scales
near the Winsow House. Workmen will
commence the foundation Immediately.
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vention from Fillmore Co., arrived in the city on
Sunday evening.

Cows LApy's Book.-Thc August number
Of Ills monthly has been received and is now
before us with It's usual amount of Interesting
reading matter, and cur better hall tells us that
il is even superior to many former nunbcrs.-
1t contains ii few iudicious hints TO the ladies',
from the pen OF Mrs. Johnson; every lady
should read them.
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EXECUTIVE OrrIcE. N. T.,S

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. M.T.,
sain, PM. Jun. 205, 1855, (
Tn OBEDIEECE IL Instructions In.fsi ;r,i,rt
at Washington. public notice Is hereby csen 10 ali u .son.
having claims against the Chippewa
Mississippi Piar,r Lake Winuih;go4h.,
bands TO prrsent them Srp't aan AFFAIR." ~ r. a,
his ONO at the Cspta before July. ~
O'Clock sa day. The oricp books entry an item
lied
An having valid I,i,an<.
must, III pErsanceo III Instructions
ward I" s office fr investigation, whether pese;-
I'd at Washington W. A.
Governor ard Su.''f rnaitn Affairs. ~. r.
srk Crox Union and 81. peer,s
Corrr month ard bills
Affairs.
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GO II II A {. Il & Owe l. NDS ,
PRICE 50 PER ACRE,
HALF CASH & THE BALANCE IN 4 & 2
YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST.
10000 ACRES.

Consisting mostly 9th rolling prair!e situated in the
embraced between Mississippi and 81 Crox
Rivers, locality, within nrs ride OF ST. Paul.
Point Doigl,s Hastings. Acton, usor Red Rock and SILVIA
ter a,rdng ready and accessible keis produce.
These lands dis
trc Minnesota. The soil i, rich black loan. The Great
Western Railroad, completed from Chicago to Madison,
Wis.,. progress ,rtl,W stwad will in Il short
time pushed Mississippi RIVER the st.
Crox and p Douglas, and thro, s
tio4. of these Lands to lands will be sold in
quantities mot less than 40 acre) suit purchasers.
ST. Paul. July 1aih,ls5s, HENRY McEENTY,
jyI2-d&wtf p,acr in Real Estate.
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MoRrALrr1.-Thc mortality in Tie city of
Chicago for the week ending July 18th, was
81. In New York, it lacked only ) Of 800
ST. Paul, so far, we have grea, reason to rejoice,
has been exceedingly healthy.
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TooUE CITr SUBscEIrERs.-Inc consequence
OF the sickness Of one OF our regular carrier
Logs, we have been compelled TO send round Il
10y unacquainted with the route. It's possible
therefore that some OF our subscribers may not
receive the Times regularly. Any who do not
will ohligc us by letting us know.
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80 ID. f. Ashley, who for some time pub
lished the Springfield (NIass.) Post, has been
stopping at St. Paul few days, and before
leaving, this morning, lie remarked to lis that he
lad since his absence from home, travelled
through Ohio, Illinois and Iowa. and neither
OF those places We're, in his opinion, to be COM
pared TO Minnesota. 1t is more than probable
that Mr.. Ashley will yet establish a paper in
the Trrrory
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TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1866.
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Territorial Convention will meet in this
city tomorrow, for the purpose of nominating
a fit and proper person to represent the inter-
ests of Minnesota in the National Congress,
and we candidly express our hopes that the
business of the Convention will be conducted
with the promptness, dccorum and good order
that the business of all such bodies should be,
that all the various important questions which
have so material bearing upon the interests
of our Territory be deeply considered and at
tended to, that no petty local sclfshncss OF per-
sonal ambition be brought to bear in the matter,
but that every man act independently and hon
cslly, standing on the broad principles ofJuslice
and Right, looking forward to the improvement
and Development of the Territory of Mime
sofa. Upon this issue a great deal depends
In electing IA man TO Congress, we clothc him
with power that he may either WELD TO our
good or the contrary, and s.lould we find at {;
future period that we had placed confidence in
the wrong man, one unworthy OF our confidence
and support, there would b. but one course be-
sore us, to make the hest of bad bargain for
when we once place the power there it is be-
You'd our control We cannot take it away
Let lis, therefore, be exceedingly careful in
making choice. Choose the right man-tllat
man is WILLIAM Il. MARSHALL.
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Sror NY PArER.--Onc of oar ''City Fathers"
ordered his paper stopped Oh Saturday, doubtless
because we alluded to the nis.5arGy course Of the
Council in throwing cold water on the efforts Of
the young men to organize Fire Department.
lie has perfect right to do as he plcascs. and in
asmuch as we have added three extra subscribers
to our subscription list, by his stubbing his toe
against stone. think we can afford TO pay
him something FOR subscribing one day and stop
ping the next. The Council can afford to license
any grog-shop and billiard saloon in the city,
but can't afford to purchase Fire Engine to pro-
tect the property of our citizens. Comment is
unnecessary.
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RUNNING HoRsEs.-Are tie lives Of quiet
citizens to he endangered by reckless, unthink-
ing men running their horses through the
streets OF the city.
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FIRE IN STEUBENvILLE.-On Wednesday even
ms the llth inst, fire broke out and destroyed
property to the amount of nearly 100000.
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WArrHs.--The heavy storm last week in Wis
consin, las caUs d a great deal Of damage to
property, flooding all the flats and carrying
away many bridges. Rock River suddenly
rose to ali Immense height, and nearly all the
bridges across it were carried of. The county
OF Wclland, Canada West, also suffered very
much from Il like cause. Several mills and
other property TO the amount Of some thousands
Of dollars were swept away and destroyed.
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TIE OLD Communication received
Stick TO your grip cid fellow, you are on the
right side of the house this time
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DRuNK.-Whilc walking along the edge of
the Bluff, Saturday afternoon, we saw man
lay at full length, dead drunk. This is shame
&.
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To- New Potatoes were sold here on Fri
day for s. per bushcl.
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MARRIED:
DIED.

At the 1Ith Edward Morris,
Mr.. JAMES A. c. MOVES, If ST. Paul, to Mrs. ANN e.
LYON. of Potosi.
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MiNNEsorA DAILY MAIL PACKER LINE
The steamer War Eagle of the Minnesota
Packet Line, will leave this morning at 10 o.
clock for Galena, and on the morning of each
day during the week some one of the boats Of
that line will depart for the same place. The
Company have established an agent, j. G.
Tarlcton, here for the sale Of tickets, sc.
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Eey- We have before us letter from an old
politician, who says: There is an article in your
paper this (NIonday) morning in favor of Mr..
Marshall for Delegate to Congress; TO Ike spir-
Il cf Mat article my heart responds. lam glad
You have brought forward Mr.. NIarshall's
name. | know him to lie highly intelligent
and strictly honest man. and shall therefore be
most happy TO support him, and he is the only
man l will pledge myself to in advance. Right
my dear sir, these things are all so. Marshall
is tie man.
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C5r The Golden raarriycd here Saturday az
ternoon from Dunlcath, and departed the follow
ing morning for the same place. She vut ont
from on Wednesday last bat in consequence of
breaking her T-hcal, she had to run back TO Dun
leath for renars which detained her one day.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
REAL ESTNTE AT AUCTION.

WE shall commence pr regular Weekly Auction
w on Saturday. Juyth. at Office.
Persons wishing to dlsse of City Country property
auction. will please hand
possible, secur place in Sales Catalogue
~ Sales commence al 10 A. n.
iesSdAwn DAYTON PACKARD.
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
EllOUSE.

UPHOLSTERY, MATTRA$S AND BEDDING
WAR EHOUSE.
r. KEEPER, Practical rphostcrer, wouId respectfully
IA inform Of st. Paul, that opened an
Upholstery, Trimming and Dslfins Warehouse A. q. II.
feIs Goods Store, opposite the where he
viii constantly hand large Lounges,
setees Bed Les Arm Chairs; the best Hair, Grass,
Noes and shnck Nzffrasses,
KTEFER'S PATEvT SPRING MArTRASS,
Pillows and Bnsters 81 all kinds; Quilts
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Done In the sfyIe.
Church Pew viii De ornsmrptsd neatly an! rbespy.
Vanishing desc, and all kinds repaired.
= window Curtains and Paper Hsn4inrs.
b5-d&~1y A. X. k1EFEK, Practical rphsisterer.
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LAND FOR SALE.
TNORTY in of ST. Anthony; valuable claims within
II miles of the FalS in a valuable
acres INN Hiaeiy in
Der of lots I'm thc orshng coy-scats of Minneapolis, Sak
Oper. lie Sucur and Mankato-
drc27-ts PROPER WILCOX.
WANTED.
FEW Good Lots in ST. Anthony and ST. Paul; Gold, Land
N Warrants Currency, Drafts &c, at the current rates OF
exchange.
& p Interest allowed special deposits.
drc27-:f PROPER WILCOX.
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W
Yours. &c
Correspondents OF tue Times.
SHAKOPEE. july .

SHAKoPEE. July 81.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE TMEs.--Persuant to no.
tice the democratic voters of Shakopce Precinct
assembled in convention. and was organized by
calling l.. NJ. Brown, to the chair and appointing
L. Warner secretary. The President having
briefly stated the object Of the meeting, motion
made that the Convention proceed to ballot
for delegates to represent them in the Congress
ional Convention: Such motion being carried,
Two Tellors were appointed TO receive votes
Upon such appointment, Henry Kinds, offered the
following resolutions. m
Resolved, That the polls be kept open until six
O'Clock.
Such Resolution being carried. The Convcn-
lion proceeded to ballot which resulted in the
nomination of the following delegates John Smith,
George II. Phillips, A. J. G. Anger. \. Grafin-
stadt.
Whereupon G. II. Phillips offered the following
Resolution:
Resolved, That if any delegates chosen by this
Convention, at St. Paul, should not attend. a
maj r:ty of those who shall attend shall have the
power to fill the vacancy.
Upon the passage of said Resolution it was
moved that this Convention adjourn, which mo-
ton being put and carried the Convention ad-
joarned. L. NJ. BROWN, President.
FRANK WARNER, Secratarv.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. NJ. Il. PATTERSON the citizens of
~ St. Paul and vicinity, that he has here
Dental Practitioner and is perform operations
the natural artificial teeth that rqued Having
received thorough
practice the best offices In Now York,
dent Of giving entire satisfacfn lie has IN,
bis machinery and fixtures that he will be-
plate which will he warran.f d All done
in beautiful and workmanlike Fn,,r.
Block, Oh oor, st. Anhony-st. Choroo administered In
proper
PREFERENCES:
His Eycecncy W. A. Grman Governor Ter.
Hon. Samuel Nelson. CHER Justice Y. s. Suuc Court
Rev. Dir. J. d. Van Ingen, 81. Paul.
HIM. John y. Warren, ST. Paul.
Hon. Vim. II. Forbes. p. M, st. Paul.
X. r. Nelson. Esq, ST. Pau.
v. p. Byran,. NJ D.. u. u. s.. New York. ny12-ir
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Crit TO THE BACK-BoNE.-A rather gritty
day morning between a female from the coun-
try (who was really true blue) and city
huckstcr. The woman has for some time been
in the habit Of attending market with Vegetables
&C., Sc, for sale, and on the morning alluded
to she took her stand as usual, but the huckser
being somewhat jealous Of her success, attempt
ed to rout her from the spot and usurp the place
HIMSELF but alas for him, he soon began to find
ranging her saleablcs, threatening them with
summary vengeance at once, hut she, regardless
Of his threats calmly proceeded, and then COM
menced the tug Of war, (they had a darn of
time) both were cxasperated and talked fast
and earnestly, dareing and threatening alter
nately, but the huckster had to cave in-the wo-
man came out ahead She asserted her rights
and declared she would have them, in spite of
all the city huckstcrs in st. Paul. She was one
OF the finest specimens of moral female courage
and perseverance we have seen for some time
and although somewhat angry, common sense,
truthfulncss and honesty, appeared to be eng
gravcd Oh all her acts. Oh, that we could say
the Ike OF all. 1t is a fact that we certainly
feel called upon to notice, those having stands
in the market manifest too much desire to take
any little advantage Of the people coming from
the country, but remember fair play is the
JEWEL.
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CT The Steamer Lady Franklin arrived on
Saturday evening last, bringing mail and quite
a large number of passengers.
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no MERS!!.

IIO FAKMEKN!!!
TUsTreceived at the ST. PAUL AGRICULTURAL WARE
u HOUSE, Lear the head OF Third street
Corn Shelter, Grain Separators,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Whip Stccks ai.i Lashcs,
Vegetable Cnt RS: Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters, ost Augers,
Sausage Suffers. Bull Rings and Cow Chains,
Horse Hoes and Cuvaors, ok ard Cow y lis,
IIarrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Pit Saws,
Cast st el Plnugbs, Scyhes and Sna'h-,
Ok Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Cracks,
(rinistones, Hay and Manure Forks,
Farmers Boilers, 81 ythr Sioncs Rakcs, &c.,
birthstone CrankS and Rollers. OK and Log Chains.
Sck!es and Grass 1Io Ks, Brush Scy:hcs aud Hooks,
Mattocks Picks and Grub Hoes, Corn Baskets. &C., &c
Corn and Killing Hoes, Tools of all kinds &c. &C..
All Of wl~h sale at the lowest ices
jy17-3mw* MCCI.OUD n BROTHER.
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FARM FOR SALE.
\NE 121 nbcr the CT dice
~ Prairie. well watercd, and situated the bank
Lake. House Is x22IG
crops, will be si with the the ground Possession
given miles II nncapuiis--S Paul.
jy1S-tf PROPER 4 WILCOX.
FEW good SOS in vicinity will he sold a
n PROPER & WILCOX.
Minneapolis, July 17h, 1855. jyIS-tf
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WM. J. PARSONS,
Attorney, Solicitor and General agent,
Corner First and NicolctS's MINES polls Mime sofa
(Brick Buiidiag)
INVESTMENTS made at point in the Territory, and all
business the Courts of the Territory, the Supreme Court
the Unit d States, promptly attended 10. jtS-ly
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FRANK WARNER, Secretary.

Cy Three Bermuda vessels arriving at New
York. not long since, brought 4,l00 barrels, Is
half barrels, and 1900 bushels of potatoes, 100
barrels and 10000 lbs. of onions, and $50 boxes
of tomatoes. We think it probable that a total
of about 25 900 bushels of potatoes from Bermu-
da alone, have arrived here this season. Large
quantities from Charleston and Norfolk.
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Il HENRY McKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
OfficcOld Post-Offce Binding, Third-s, -. Paul.
Land Bought and Sold throughout the Te'rifory
Money Lonmed, Investments made 10 the best ad-
vantage and Land Warrants Bought and Located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, ESD. Gov. W. A. German,
Daniel Curfls ESa., Hon. w. II. WEIGH, Chief Jus.
Capt, A, De Pcyscr, tice Of Minnesota Territory,
Messrs Nephew Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate
Williams X t;,iion. Congress,
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, llo;ingslcai Il Becker;
Joseph Patterson Esp. Presi- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western I:ank, hcssrs BoruB q Oakes, bankcrs
Mcssrs Drcxc Co., Bankers r. osser Esq Secretary
Il, Tayo & Co.. the Territory,
Freed, Yard Il Freed, Alaes s. Een, Attorneys
bingham X Dock, at Law,
Scrs, James Co.., Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton, Register
Bailey X Co., u. s. Land once,
NutaryWn II. Iiolc.D5sc, Esd, Re
Public, u =. Land Office,
II. Mcsscncrt, Attorney at Iaw,T. T. Mann, N. D..
James Kitchen, D., Brown. johnson X Co.,
william Stocvcr, E.;., Bankers New Orle.
Messrs. Brown Johnson, Bankers, VickInr"h ni5-tf
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LAND
ON SALTWATER ROAD.
100 nc raaox. miles '''" the '''y' having wood and
HENRY MCKENTY.
st. Paul, July nth 1861 j,lS-f
GEO. \. PROPER.
PROPER n WILCOX.
Dealers in Real Estate, Practical Surveyors and General
OFFICE in the U. 5. Land ONCE Bull lings,
MINNEAPoI.Is. MINNESOTA.
WE will aen! to the purchase ami
w property, farming and lands this vicinity
other important localities. Particular attention
and entering lands, in the pnri,s
where the Territory. Property and titles carefully
med; taxes paid; collecting dnne &c. GAgenccs solicited.
All business will
attention.
References.
PONTIAC, MICn.-IIOn &. T. Coprland Judge 2d
District.
IAPEER. MICH-In. a. n Hart, Pres't and
Lake Michigan Railroad; J. r. white, ESQ.,.
PITTSBURGH, PA.-Austin LsumS ESP, Stock and En-
change Broker.
Nv n. Benedict, Mat
Civil dos Hon A. L. Catlin Collector Customs
ORWELL. VT.-Iloli Roswell Hott,m-
TROY, y. Y.--P. NJ. Corbn, Esq, Cashier Union Bank
BELvIDEHE, IILsIion. Ccphs Garcnrr Hon. r. S. Mo-
NJ D. aud Alex. Nicely, Esq. Prcs't B,lvi'ere Bank
SAINT PAuI.-EX-fovernof Alex. Ramsey; GOV. W. A.
Corman J. Travis Rosser, Scc'y MT.
Fort SMELLING, NJ. T--Erdlkln steele, Esq.
MINNEAPOI.IS. NJ. T.-Ion 4. E. NJ. l.. Olls,
g;stcr 4. s. Land Office; Il. +. Russell, Receiver.
oct1o-dwtf
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SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA,
~ n lsI,fHruM 4 r.A

Storage, ForUGrdiny and COmnson Merchants, Sakopes
Mfnncsofa Rfrer.
(tTEAABOATs 81 light draft. built
- leave 81. Paul other this point and run
through in hours, and al goods IN us will no
forwarded Plains. Jycpdcy,op
suru Travs, St. Peters, Mankato any OTTER port u
ufseeuo.
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N. r. INGALLS,,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORT,
Vocal Music end THOROUGH Bass.
Rooms in the Baldwin School Ediffce.
Having formerly been tuner in thu
subscriber Is prepared to attnd to that msn-
nor whch VIII give Satisfaction. fr24-tf
DIR. POST.
No. Holland Piece. 81. Anfhony-sf.. ST. Paul. w. r..
M)OUID offer his Professional services
w Of all Chronic Diseases. made and
full descriptions given without
asking any qIestons
Pracicc-Eccciic and Electro Hornctien.
FOSTER & DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JAVEb uita large and connod"u RAPIDS
where they ready 10 store and rep freight. Tk.y
aiso keep well selected stock
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinfs Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, ado
C!oihipc. People need !ioL Coed
for bound to sell goods cheap IN ST. p.ni
aud all we ask IL 10 ise cs1l ST. Paul
All kinds of Country Produce taken exchange Tor oods
T rms strictly cash. tcI5-ixwtt
BOOKkEEPER.
"A expcTirrceh accountant
"A nnt with h"nse nnderiske three ,p,
s OF books at fair compensation. Address oekkerpe'
Tircs Office. " -
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B D A RID OF IRA ID l.
DIRECTORS :

w. r. Marshall, a.. S. Elicit, Alex. Rey,
| Isaac Marklcy, A. I. Chamliin, w. T.. Hunt
David Day, S. w. Walker, J. NJ Marshall,
| A. l.. IAarpentuer G. T. Whitney, G. w. Turnhul
~ meet first and third Tuesday each month";
wednesday Communications
respecting should be addressed the
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EXCELSIOR AHEAD! HURRAH! HURRAH!!
FJNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
Excelsior AMI surrounding that he has hand
will sell cheaper than the cheapest Tor cash ready large
assortment Groceries, Provision and light articles which
mnst be sold. All persons wishing thing
the above money by coming
directly TO the Pioneer Store aud buvns which will them
the trouble of anything back. Remember
Pioneer Store &. l.. GOIJBARr.
Directly west OF the Rev. Chas G,lpn.s X sd,nce.
Exccl,ior July 7ih 1855. jylc-2wGAw
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS

COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
July 81 1855.
From Messrs. EoRCP & CAKES, Bankers Exchange
Dealers.
Exchange on New York. 2 cent.
.s &c st. Louis. q s.
s. IS Galcna,. . q
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TIME subscribers have operation in ST. Paul
l. Dry Kiln for driving Lumber, entirely
II is Of recent discovery and will dry Green Lumber
the saw without warpiny, chek king otherwise nirnc
Lumber, (bu the adding its
bic short space of time of day. Persons wanting Lumber
dried can make arrangements by calling at the Kiln,
Jackson ami Ninth
The cost constructing Kiln is $500, dp-p.-
ing upon IL sizc The COST drying lumber
merely nominal II Is believed capital $500
kin ans prop cry managed VIII profit
$40 per day.
Town and County Fights for Wisconsin. Iowa
for SALE Engiiro OF H. HASKELL, Agent FOR Paenne, VIII,
slow lt,tsc, ct. Paul. WAKEFIELD e. co.
1his Is 10 Gritty that have TIE above
in operation and have bad flooring dried After
working and thoroughly exan,innc
her can b" thtrougiy scao'c IN Mechanics
employment we're If th" opinion and krbly Picard with
Its results can conairntIy recommend IT, Tho
wants s"asond lumber 10 he all il is represented.
81: Paul. J;n9 80. 1855. =. p FrRIEH.
ST. Ptrs C9uirr Sank spIds Pr"Biiarsuln. HUDSON
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24
B. y. IRVINE l. CO..
WHOLESALE and Retail
CrOcers, Provision 4 Com miss
Merchants

Corner Srfrf anthony and Exchange Streets, Opposite the
American ffonss, SAINT Pau, 3nsnes0fd.
Liberal Advances made Consfgnments.
Hon. II. NJ Rice, Saint PAM, Am. vrsry, Anthony,
Mssrs Rice. Hoinshesd D. n CampIs, Gslena, Ills,
Becker. Saint Paul, u.F. McCIosky, de-.
Wills A. German, b. Paul, y g. Potter, Bevic Ill.,,
Exfscy Ramsey, DO, s. s. Phelps, Oqnavs Ia. IJs..
r Rice, Esq, d., Leach 4 Goodrich, st. Louis.
W. W. Sih5~y Mendefs, Capt. Wa I'd, steamer Excf~v,
r. p UPfci Sanf Anthony, Capt. Iodwck, do. Belle.
A. King, DO, Capt. BlskeIy, do. Gsena.
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