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SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS.

RTCHIE CO., Third street, opposite Post Ones,
have now open, the largest stock goods In their
line ever brought t0this market. Spring styles Of Par
ID Philadelphia and New York SILK Hats; spring style
Black aud Know Nothing Kossuth Hats; Straw,
Braid and Panama bats; Misses Flats, with full
sortment Of Spring and Summer Neck Ties, Cravats
SHIRTS Collars, Hosiery and Gloves, all which Will be
sold cheap for cash. II st Paul, May &, 1856.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

"ILL be received by the Assistant Connmissary OF
Of Subsistence at Fort Smelling, n. t., until II
O'Clock N. on Monday the 18th day June, 1885, tor
the delivery at tibet post OF Fresh Beef, good and
wholesome quality Ia quarters, with equal proportion
OF each (neck and shanks to be excuded in such Quau
Titles as may be from time to time required for tho
troops. not exceeding thrice In week. Proposals
be endorsed Proposas for furnishing Beef, Tho con-
tractor Will DO required to ere bonds with approved
ourity for the faithful fulhllnent Of the contract.
J. STEWART,
May LII leo5d&ta2 LIST Lieut.. ID Artillery, 4 o,
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ESTRAY

TAKEN up by the subscriber the 9Th inst, Cow
l. and Calf. The cow Is red except some white spots
the belly; small horns and short tail, and is or
years old. The calf is spotted, and about weeks old.
The is requested to property them
They Will be found at my place at WinsIows Mill
may % 4w WIN. H. MOBILES.
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS INsTITL TON,
Incorporated by the State Of Tsnxessss.

No. 80 Front Row. -
Ru1S and sells Sight and Time, Exchange the nast,
discounts short time bills New York, New Orleans,
ahd St' LOUIS; does General Banking aud Exchange
bu0nessi makes collections the principal cities IN
the southwest. On tie most favorable terms, proceeds
PROMPTLY RENTED day payment, 18th current rates
Of exchange. -.
Notes Of the Memphis Savings Institution taken as
par Ia AL business transactions. ES>Southern colleo-
tions solicited. ISAAC YOUNG, President.
o..
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WANTED
NOTICE.

FHNHE SCHOOL in the Central Presbyterian Church,
IL under the care OF Rev. J. G. Riheldafer, will
commence a new term on Monday next, May 2Sth.
TUITION.
Elementary branches, 81; Higher Branches, IS; Lat
in, Algebra, Geometry, &c, one dollar extra.
No pupil received for less than half o term. Std
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yALUBLELANDS FOR SALE.

WE offer the following tractor land in Washington
w County, miles due East or the City, in the
ssStephens Settlement-n-Ek Of 8 VIZ and Ek of
W Sec % N r 81 West. Price $500 Der acre
Terms accommodating. s. p. FOLSOM CO.
April ~, 1855, Ninnesoten Building.
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BALCE'S
St. Anth0nV & st, Paul Express

EAVlNG st. Anthony and St. Paul daily-Leaving
- the Post Once, st. Anthony, at ~ A N and leav
ing the Central House, St. Paul at M. All persons
leaving their names orders packages at L. G. john
son & Co.'s Furniture Rooms, St. Anthony, or at the
Central House, will be carefully and promptly attended to
Nay ~ d2w POSTER L. BAICH
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"ExLARaED VIEws.'--The Democrat asserts
| falsely, that we have been guilty recently Of
denouncing the City Government of st. Paul
He had better consult his dictionary, and not
again expose his ignorance by declaring the
definition of q common and often used word to
mean ST. Paup and nothing else. We have
said nothing whatever derogatory to the City
Government Of st. Paul, or the men who ad-
minister it. How drowning men ,0iH catch at
straws! 'ead a-te
So far as our observation has gone, and YA
have watched the movements of the RepuBf4
cans closely, the leading spring of their action
appears to be opposition to the Democracy
Democrat.
Remarkable discovery that? And hav'nt
" Democracy" of yours "cleaued out" in every
State by the Republicans. OF course that was
just what the Republican party was organized
for.
The CENsus.-The Times. whose editor is
posted in regard to the doings about the Exec
utive officers over at the capitol, assures the
public that the census matter will be properly
attended to. All right
IMPRovEMENTs.--Alderm Cave informed US
yesterday. that measures would be Immediate
ly taken to have Jackson, Third and Fourth
streets permanently graded and Roberts street
opened to The river and also graded. A most
desirable plan of Improvements this, and we
look for its speedy consummation.
DKPUrY- SHERIFF TULLIs.-The bar and officers
of the Court, speak in the highest terms of the
efficiency and attention of Officer Tullis during
the late term of Court. There has never been
more thorough officer in our county.
Gs- The Democrat accuses US Of asserting
that the President is besotted drunkard. The
charge is OF course false; but, if we were in the
habit OF descending to the use of such epithets,
and applying them to any individual, we might
quote as example our irrascible neighbor him
self "Thief," "drunkard," "liar," &C., are
common terms in his editorial vocabulary. We
never use them. t5t -,...
Ice CREAM.-Rauch commenced manufactu-
ring for the first time this season yesterday,
and is now ready to serve the public demands
in that line.
~ The City Belle, the Monday evening
packet from Galena this week, had not arrived
last evening at o'clock. Doubtlesstast on
bar. t ..f.. '.-
~ A Florida paper says the corn in that
State is in tassel and that vegetation is v ry
forward. 1t notices bunch of lettuce meas
uring six feet in circumference.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

COTTAGE dwelling, well fnshed throughout, witt
"A good well of water and Stable, costing $50,
on the premises, for sale accommodating terms. Sail
dwelling is the square fronting the Fuller House.
April -. 1856. 8. r. FOLSOM Z Co.
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FOR RENT
May q, 1885

A DWELLING HOUSE and Eight acres Of Land in
city limits-a good Barn and Well are on the pre-
misses. The land 10 fenced and under Improvement.
S. FOLSOM & CO.,
May %, 1855 Minnesotian Building.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sf1ENIF > SALE.
DIT virtue Of an Execution issued out of and gudcr the
seal Of the District Court In and for the county OF
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota upon q judgement
rendered and dOcketed In the said Court, the Goth
day April, 1855, in action wherein John n. Mason
Il Firman Cazeau plaintiffs and James d Goodrich
Is defendant, in favor of the said plaintiffs aud against
the said defendant, have levied upon Lots q 81
two aud three in Block Mo- in Patterson's addition
Saint PAUL. with the improvements thereon, as prop
erty Of the said Defendant sri'A ts.5efi 2 n .
Notice is hereby given that seli the said des-
crbed real property to the bider Public
ton, at tina Court House, in the city of Saint Paul.
Saturday the 18th day Of June next at o'clock, he
forenoon, to satisfy the said execution with the inte
aud cost thereon.
A. N. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
BS A. W. TuLLIs, Deputy.
st Paul, May 3, 1865.
EMMETT & Moss, Attorneys for Ppm.
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DIED..
CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
West End Of Polk Street Bridge, Chicago
n. P. MO E S +,

... b. P. MOSES, ~
1DROPRIETOR and MANUFACTURER of Stationery
II and Marine High Low Pressure STEAM EN-
GlNES, BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRASS
CASTINGS. The Proprietor pays particular attention to
the manufacture Of Gang, Nuley. Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS, with every variety of gearing for steam
water. BE makes to erder short notice, Marine,
Mining, MIL Machinery and Shop Engines, from 10 to 500
horse power with their Boilers and Machinery complete,
and will furnish his
"CELEBRATED MUL EYS!"
to parties who purchase the balance of their
in other places.
Paris Of Mills, Engines and Muleys, kept constantly
hand to facilitate repairing and Immediate enop will
be paid all communications from distant localities,
and plans, specifications and estimates furnished upon
application by mail, post paid.
For particulars, he would refer to all for whom
he has built Engines fer past, the superior
quality and durability of his work.
Address, 81. P MOSES, Bsx 459, Chicago Post ONCE,
Chicago, Illinois. my25w6m
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80 WORKING OXEN, HfE7H
80. Beef Cattle, 10y
C.. COULTER,
LOUISVILLE, MINNESOTA.
Louisville Is a New Town

7 COATED the South Bank of the Minnesota Riv-
IL the nearest point below the Little Rapids that
is above high water; it is about so miles above ST. Paul,
by the River and 81 by Land and 10 IL miles by the
River and miles by land above Shakopee. Louisville
is high rolling Prairie, with number Of Springs of
the best water and an abadance Of good Line Stone
the vicinity. Louisville has first rate landing
Steamboats, and is the landing place for that rich,
tensve country bordering Oh laid prairie and the big
woods, and when the water to low for Steamboats,
the Rapids is the place for travellers to and
the Upper Minnesota Country, 10 lave the Steam Boat
and take when bound for st. Paul, being the
principal travelled road from st Paul t. st Peter, Fort
Ridgey, &C., travellers 70 the upper country, will find
teams at Louisville and vicui y, convey them the
country. Strangers looking for claims get informa
ton of to rich country back uncls
med and well timbcrsd and waered interspersed with
meadows and beautiful lakes Astounding with sh. Lou
isvile has Store and Hotel in operation, and Black
smith shop and several dwellings building. Persons
booking locacns inv ted visit this place where
H. II. SPENCER, of the proprstcrs, will be found
ready and willing to sell property ut fair prices. Great
Inducements will be offered 10 Mechanics, Merchants,
&C., to settle here this This place laid of
liberal PLAN Lot so by $50 feet. Streets AMI alleys,
wide; al! iihcrai donations have been made By The pro-
pretor, IN the public grounds and f Churches
and School purposes. Persons desiring pleasant place
to locate. profitable place to invests invited TO
call and see Louisville for themselves. {d$w3nl)
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The Old Brown Drug Store.
BOND & KELLOGG

"A dersold by any body. We are now in receipt Of
Immense Stock of Drugs and Paints we'll selected
good quality aud will be sold low for cash. Don't fall
to call on BOND & KELLOGG, Upper ST. Paul.
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, Oils, Pomades, SO
WE can now boast of the largest and finest stock Of
" JULES HAUEL'S PERFUMERY,
ever received in St. Paul.
We thought had enough last Season to last year
two great has been the demand that we have
imported four times that quantity. We will wholesale
these articles at Eastern Wholesale Prices. Call early
BOND KELLOGG, Upper ST. Paul.
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COMPETITION

IN business, has aroused all our energies. We can
work harder, stick closer to It; be mp earlier, and
down later, live cheaper, be accommodating, and
better satisfied with small profits than any body In
line Of business. Call and see II is not SO, at
BOND & KELLOGG. Inner Town.
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A HEAVY IMPORTATION

NJ EXT MONTH we shall receive very heavy impor.
IN tation Of Drugs and Chemicals, via New Orleans
Friends, citizens and strangers calf and Bee.
BOND s. KELLOGG, at the Old Brown Drug Store
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1855. First Stock. 1858.
ERESH GROCERIES s. PROVISIONS Just RECESSED
per Steamer Excelsior, this day, one Of the Finest
Stocks Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS ever brough
to this market, which will be sold cheapat
j r IRVINE & CO.'S
Large Ware House. Upper Town
Call and see IRVINE & CO:
St Paul, April Is, 1855 (tf) -t.
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GLASS AND GLASSWARE

A STEAMBOAT LOAD, just received from Pittsbxre
"A without transhipment breakage. tits Of first rate
qualityWas bougg very low, the freight low, and
1t will be sold cheap. If you want it, call and take
off the platform, and of the street, before Il Is
housed and stored away at
BOND & KELLOGGsS, St. Anthony st.
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PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

DERSONS might suppose from the rush and hustle Of
wholesale trade, that prescriptions and retailing
would uncared for. 'Tis not Bond gives his
tire time and attention to these departments, and
combine strict accuracy with neatness, pre-
cision and despatch. We hold that every thing con-
with business. and especially the putting
of medicines and parcels, should be characterized by
eatess accuracy, system and competent knO,c edge.
Nav Is. 1855 BOND & KELLOGG.
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NOTICE,
Probate Court-.R nmscx Cnnnfx

FF0bate C0urt--Kamscy County.
NANCY z. PRATT, widow Of Henry p. Pratt, deoeased,
and John d. Sanbon have applied the Judge Of he
Probate Court for Ramsey County. be appointed Adj
minst arix and Administrator Of the Of Henry p
Pratt deceased late OF the city Of St. couu-
y aforesad said application will be heard my ocs
In the City OF ST. Paul, aforesaid, the 9th
next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day and
direct this notice to be published each eek for
three weeks excessively in the s'wce.ly Mnnesotsn
a newspaper published In said county of Ramsey.
Dated, May 10, 1866 RICHARD FEWER,
HrOia fp In
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New Goods! New Goods!
No. 9. Empire Block.

HAVING just returned from the East with fresh
supply OF New Foods, suitable for the Spring and
summer trade. feel prepared to meet the wants Of
numerous customers in all the various articles Fancy
Dry Goods, clothing. etc.
Among other articles too numerous to mention, may
be found the following:
Prints and Gnghams Combs, all kinds
Paper Cambria Shrtings and Shectings
Satin stripe Tissue Berages Hosiery and Gloves In great
UnJerseeves and Chinsells variety
West India Grass skirts, etc Shoes and Boots, at cost
Barred Muslins Jaconet.etc Paraso.s, Delanes, etc
NainsOok Window Curtains Shirts Collars, Suspenders
Lawn and Silk Hik!s Silk, Cotton and Linen I'm
Reticules and Satchels dershirts
Perfumery and Soaps Ready Made-Cothing
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Silk Hats
Wells, Shawls, Fans, etc. Cravats without end
Netting, hitting, Cotton, etcBroad Cloths, Cassimeres
Jet Ornaments Overalls, Carpet Bags
Table spreads Umbrellas, Window shades
Boys belts Hair Brushes, Buttons
Together with great assortment Of Yankee Notions.
May 16m3 w. G.. FONSECA.
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J. W. Bass. A. O. LEWIS. DANA WHITE,
J. w. BASS B. CO..

4
sJaf Warehouse, Steam Boat Landing,
| 1850 SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. So B
VNHE subscribers would respectfully to the
Commission business at the above named place; and
from their experience and facilities, confidently hope
merit your patronage. e5 9-s{4
st. Paul April J, 1866. ra'ass II
ONCE AGAIN. a
DAHL, DAHL, DAHL! lasa
WOULD again call the attention the citizens
Of St. Paul and vicinity and 'he rest Of msnkind,'
to my present complete, choice and varied stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C., &c.
Having just received large amount Of goods selected
by mysef with the sole of supplying the wants Of
my patrons, natter myself that have something for
each-for all e -
Good Books Of the most approved suhors, both useful
found ts
The Slave Of the Lamp, stanhope Burlelgh,
Katharine Ashton, Harry Harson, 81
The Initials, Julenne,
The Lawyers Story; The Coquette,
Wild Scenes Of q Hunters Lie,
The Artists Vile,
Eventide,
Pictortal Bibles, 4asUn's Farrier, Hymn Books, b.
American Fruit Culturist, Mrs. Hae's New Cook B.os,
Law Books, Bibles, sc.
Also-a kinds OF Catholic Books.
have hand for the Counting Room Blank Books Of
the best quality and kind .
Parallel rules, Memorandum Slaes black and red Ink,
Portfolios, Pen stands, every variety Waters ami En-,
veopes Pencils Pens, Pen knives, Editors Shears
Folders Paper Cutters, Paper Clasps Seals Sand
Boxes, Water Cups, Black Sand Botting Paper Rhoads
& Sons Mucilage, excellent substitute for Waters.
Ready reference Files, Gum Elastic Bands,
LETTER PRESSES,
Notary Waters, all kinds; Bankers Cases, all sizes;
Post Oce Boxes, Bill Points, for holding Bills; Counting
House Brushes Rules, all kinds; Rules with Gunterss
Scale; Calenders, Pen Holders, Ink Stands.
FOR THE SURVEYOR.
have mspping Paper, all sizes; India Rubbers, all
kinds; Instruments every description, boxes, or
otherwise; Maps, &c.
FOR THE SCHOLAR. Af.
Ali kinds Of School Books, Latin, French and English
Histories, Literature, light and substantial Story ,oks
Rewards of Merit, Webster's Unabridged Dictionary;
portable desks and Satchels.
Among everything else have for all who wish, seine
very hne colored landscape enyravings.
IMAGES OF CHRIST AND MARY, IN ALABAsTER.
Pearl and Velvet Porte NOM aes, Comedian Wrist
Buttons, with gold fastenings Gold Rings, Pens, Pins
gold and svcr Pencils Glots best Steel Pens, Card ca
ses, Tooth Brushes, Cornelian Rings, Playing Cards,
Dice Back Cannon Boards, Indelibe Ink. Ivory Tab
lets, Pencil Points, Tissue Paper, Hur1's Golden Gloss
for the Hair. Teompsons Hair Wash; Music Musical
Instruments, Letter and FOoscap Paper,
the best Quaypan and ruled; besides great variety
OF articles both useful and necessary. sure you
can't remember onehalf of what have enumerated,
30 you want Books, note letter, Foolscap Paper,
Wrapping Paper Pens Ink Pencils or in fact anything
but money, Just call on WIN. DAHL,
may 10 Ia Roberts street, st. Paul.
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Cheap Cash Store.
J. FROST.

asa ~ Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
* EEP constantly on hand Large and well Selected
M stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, suitable
FOR the ST. Pnul aud Manesota InarSct fIes Codosh
!rect from Boston, by the hosshoad;
Ali kinds Of Sugar;
Molasses and G.. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails. Coffee and Tea; ,..
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Corn Neal; Butter and Cheese;
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
d. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also. every thing else customers can think Of or
e li.sely to want.
No. 81, TuIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Nov. 8, 1854. dkw1y
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HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Estate.
Office, old Post Office Building, Third St, Saint Pasl.
AND bought and sold throu ghont the Territory; Mon
IL loaned, investments made to TIC best dvantage
aud Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, HIov W A German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, {Hon W II WEIGH, Chief JUS
Capt. A. De Pryster, { tce OF Minnesota,
Messrs. $. Thompson & NJ Hon q Rice, Delegate to
phew, 7 Congress,
Messrs. williams Gulon. >Rice, Hollinshead Becker,
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Law,
Joseph Patterson ESQ.,, Pre- BOrup Cakes Bank
inent Western Bank; erS,
Messrs Drexel Co. BankerJ Travis Rosser Esq, Secre
8. Taylor & CO., tary Of the Territory,
s' Bingham s. Dock, {Ames & Van Etten, Atty's
g Freed, Ward s. Freely at Law, f-
&c SitorS, James CO... Rev n Fullerton, Regis :
&C Baiy s. Co; Land Once,
Edward Hurst, Esq, Notary VIM Hocombe, Esq, Rcce
Public; $er Land ONCE,
II. Messchert, Atty at Law. DR. T Mann.
James Kitchen, ND, NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Stoever, Esq. (Nessrs Brown, johnson
vICKsBURa. { Co., Bankers,
Messrs. Brown, & Johnson, March 9, 1855.
Bankers -.... .-..a.....
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st. Paul FIGURING Mill.

HAVING purchased the ssWnslow Miil,'' On Trout
IL Brook, Ihave repaired the same By adding new
machinery, that the Mill 10 equal In all respects
to any In the country. lam prepared to accommo-
date the public in the way grinding Corn and Buck
wheat; and in few weeks will be ready to grind Wheat
In any quantities that may be offered Farmer and 9TH
ers may bring in their grain. .f
Feb24dawtf WN. II. NOBLES.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT eligbly situated In the vicinity
n Of the Capitol, st. Paul.
Aso lots Is and IA in Block 8, ST. Paul, proper. l6O
acres unimproved land White Bear Lake, and six
lots in Red Wing. Terms easy and prices mod
crate. Enquire Of the undersigned at the Capitol.
Nav l9dlm SHERWOOD HOUGH.
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MANOMIN Rouse.

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasaxt village of Manomin, eight miles
St. Anthony, and is now prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords The house Is furnished with every accommOda-
ton found in country and aside from the SUBJ
stantias Of fe the best wines and liquors that eau be
procured, always he had upon call. The Stabins
of the Mauou House, either for emgrants, Teamsters
Drove, ssuperor TO that OF other public house
on the road north of St. Poul.
May 24dawtf J. A. WILLIS.
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GARDENER WANTED.
FENO cultivate a farm of 150 acres, within the City
Il limits, upon shares. Apply to
DAYTON PACKARD.
81 Paul, March -.
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FOR SALE.

LOT 80 by $50 feet facing Court House Square,
liberal credit will lie given the largest portion
Of the purchase money. S. p. FOLSOM & CO..
Anrl "a Ninncsotian Guiding.
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~ The City Belle, the Monday evening
packet from Galena this week, had not arrived
last evening at o'clock. Doubtlessaast on :
bar 81, $500. '
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SIMEON p. FOLSOM. I.A.BANKEn. DANIEL RoHRTS
S. P. FOLSOM & CO.,
General Land Agents and Surveyors, i..
Office On Third Street, in Minnesotiaa building,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
III ANDS bought and sold, money loaned and Invested
IL taxes paid for non-res dents and others, and gov
eminent lands entered.
LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
WE have prepared abstracts of titles to each parcel
Of land In Ramsey County, from the United States q
the latest grantee, and have noted thereonevery ncu
brance or defect, casting stain upOnthe title-
Mapping and Surveying done to order. Our ONCE ID
furnished with plats Of every Township surveyed III
with The entries from the Land Office, coz.
rscted weekly.
References.
Hox. II. II. RICE, st. FGul.
Ex-GOv. ALEX. RAMSEY, st. PGtl.
RICE, HOLLlNSHEAD g. BECKER, st. PGHl.
T. N. FULLERTON, Rre. Land Once, SfsAicofeT:
J. II. NcKENNY, Receive, Land Ofice, BT0vnsviIiS
HON. II. Ii. SIBLEY, Mendoza.
HON. CHARLES MASON, Com. Pat, Washington
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Eg Florida paper says the corn in that
State is in tassel, and that vegetation is ry
forward. 1t notices bunch Of lettuce meas
uring six feet in circumference.
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DEPUTY- SHERIFF TULLIs.-The bar and officers
of the Court, speak in the highest terms Of the
efficiency and attention Of Officer Tullis during
the late term of Court. There has never been
more thorough officer in our county.