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NOTICE..

EDURSUANT to Section Three of the Act entitled
IL An Act prescribing the rules and regulations
for the execution of trusts arising under the act of
Congress- entitled, An Act for the relief citizens
OF Towns upon lands of the United States under
tain cir.umstancesS" pas, ed March 3, let5.
Public notice is hereby given that the third day Of
ONCE at Winora, NJ. T., the lands comprising the site
in trust for the several and benefit Of the occupants
described in the duplicate receipt of the Receiver for
the money received by him in payment thereof fol-
lows:
The west hal: Of the southwest quarter and lots
number one and two, and southwest quarter Of souh
east quarter section number fifteen, and north west
gu of north east quarter and northeast quarter of
north -west quarter section number Twenty-Five, In
township number 10, north range 20 west, contain
ing two hundred and eighty -four and eighty
dreths acres.
Each and every person, association company Of
persons claiming to be occupant occupants, to
have possess, be entitled to the right
pancy posse sSion of such lands any lots block,
parcel or share thereof is required by the fourth
ton OF the said act to file within sixty days after the
first publication Of this otice, In the office of the sub
scriber, at Belle Plan Scott County, NJ T., statement
in writing containing accurate description of the
particular pieces parts thereof in which he she
they claim to have Interest," and the specific right
interest estate which he she they claim respec-
lively claim 10 be entitled to receive, be forever
barred claim the reof. .. f,.s4
A. G. CHATFIELD, Judge.
Canon CITY. July 49, 1876. jyls-w2m
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Territory Of Minnoseta.--DistrfcsIC Court. Second
Judicial Dlstrict--County AZ Rausax.

Territory Of n1innessta-- District Court
Judicial Dissrict--county Of Ramsey.
PHILIP GoLpssaIrH agatnsf ErIzAnrrr Youro.
and to all persons having or Claiming to have Al IN.
terest IN the real property lying and situate in tho
CITY Of st. PAUL Of Ramsey, Territory Of
RE1NG part Of lots eight (s) nine 10y and ten no,
- ain block seventeen Q7) in the original Town Of
mencing at point Robert Street seyentv.nye feet
from the southwest corner Of Fourth and Roberts
streets thence enthusiastically the line of Roberts
street twenty-five feet thence running castwardly at
right angles with Roberts street, and parallel with
Fourth street, hundred and twenty-four feet and
six inches; thence running southery and paael with
Roberts street twenty-five feet thence westwardy and
parallel with Fourth street, hundred and twenty.
four feet and six inches, to the place of beginning
the y Saint aa0 @
described follows, to wit Commencing point on
Roberts street twenty-five f25) feet from the south
west corner of block seventeen IN; thence north
wardy on the line Of Roberts street fifty (5O) feet
thence eastwary at right angles with Roberts street.
and parable. with Fourth street, one hundred and
twenty four feet and six inches 24 6l2 fiji thence
souherly, parallel with Roberta street, fifty 50 feet
thence westwardy and parallelwth Fourth street,
hundred and feet and six INCHES 24 6l2 f
to the place Of beginning. ~ y 5A5 70 "a ~ ho'
To ELIZABETH YOUNG, the above named defer liant,
and to all other persons having claiming have
any right, title, or interest to: in the above des
cribed premises tT,9 e.7sssar ~
You and each of you hereby summoned and re,
CURED to answer the complaint in this action, copyof
which has been filed in the Once of the Clerk of the
District Court afOresai at ST. PAUL. In said County,
and to serve copy of your to the said com.
plsnt the subscribers, their Office the Ciy Of
st Paul, In the County of Ramsey aforesaid, within
twenty days after the Of this summons on you
exclusive of the day Of such services and you fail
answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action Will apply to the Court fQg
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated st. Paul, July 8, 1856,
49,, 4i...,:,, AMES & VAN ETTEN,
fy6-w7w plaintiffs, Attorneys.
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FOR SALE.
Building Lots on a Long Credit

no persons who will make good improvements,
Il will sell on any credit not exceeding 10 years, a
IL per cent per interest; fully situated lott
for reside noes, in Mackubin Marshalps Addition tc
ST. Paul. This addition is u of mile from the Win
slow House. All the s from st. Anthony and the
country lying Northwest OF st. Paul, which the
greatest thoroughfares leading into the through
H. The water is of the best qualify, and free the
lime which renders that In tn lover town injurious
many people The situation Is high and there is an
abundance Of shade trees. The price Of lots
to $500 each. In Eve years 1t may be safely assumed
they will be worth from $500 to 1900 each. There is
part of the city where desirable lots for residences
may be obtained upon such terms by parties who
will improve. A small paym mt only CT from $25 to
500 cash, Is requi ed on eachlot ~sj tag
C. n. MACKUBIN,
Banking House of Mackubin & Edgerton, No. 6,
Winslow Houee =
have also number OF central and business lots 10
lease Also and 70 lots adjacent to the city on
the principal roads, for sale low for cash on short
crecft Also large number of lots in all parts or St.
Paul and st. Anthony, for sale at the lowest cash
prices. To capitalists desiring to make realestate in
vestments, / can offer great Inducements. 81 5t.
.14 ,Est G. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House of Mankubin Edgerton, No. 6
Winslow House.
Also FOR sale, four new houses the st. Anthony
road, containing rooms each, with good stone base
ment and cellaos,
1C-1 +. q stsxsfs*s @. N. MACUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin and EdRerton No. 6,
Wlnslow House, st. Paul, Mt. dSwem--may ls
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We think, however, that Fremont's excuse
Of marriage, even by Q Catholic priest, is Is
good as this of Mr.. buchanan, with every
sensible wing, democrat or Know Nothing.
Let us hope that the managers of the
Fillmore cause in this city will look to their
organ, and for the sake Of common lecency
stop its folly and nonsense, even ifthey have
to buy the concern, or sell it off at less than
cost.
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District Court---First Judicial District---Min-
nesota Territory.

Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal p. Pratt,1
and Edward p Beais, partners,
d. ing business under The name and In and for
style of pratt & Co.'S Plaintiffs.
Against FILLMORE County.
John G. Burr and Morgan Craig,
partners, doing business under the Summons,
name and style of ssJ. G. Burr l.
Co.,' Defendants.
To John G. Burr and Morgan Craig, firm Of sJ Burr
Co..'' Defendants.
VOU and each of you are hereby summoned and re-
Il quired to answer the complaint in this action,
~hich is died in the Odice of the Clerk Of this Court
in said Fillmore County, and to O copy of your
answer tn said complaint the subscribers their
office In the village Of Winona, In Minneso Territory,
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
upon yeu, exclusive Of the day such service and If
you fall to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will take udg-
mebt against you for the sum Of three thousand six
hundred and ninety 4l00 dollars, with interest on on
thousand of said sum from the 4th day March. A.
1886 interest on the sum OF thousand seven hum
dred and sixty-seven CALICO dollars said sum from
the 25th day Of March 1885, and with interest on
The sum of nine hundred and twenty 47-l0O dol
lars Of said from the 29h day Of April, 1856
/ bt side the costs of this action.
Dated at Wnona. this 10th day Of May, A d 1856
- SARGENT, WILSON b. WINDOW.
ty19w6v Plaintiffs Attorneys, Winona, M 7.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the cond.
w ton of Certain mortgage made by David c..
Murray and Hannah, his wife, mortgagors to William
Btsse, me- rteagee, dated the sixth day Of October
1854; said mortgage conveying the southeast quarter
Of lot number two ~ in block number thirty two (32l
the Town OF st Paul proper, in The County Of RAM
sey, and Territory Of Minnesota, and having been duly
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for the
Conny Of Ramsey aforesaid, the 9th day of October
d 1864, at i0k O'Clock, NJ in Book ssC'' of or-
cages On pages 73 and 1872. And said mortgage hav-
Ing been afterwards the 22i day of June, 1855,
assigned by said William Bsse to Fiber NJ loser, and
by Elder M loser afterwards the 2Sth day Of july
1855, assigned TO Fuller Thompson, which two said
assignments were recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for Ramsey County aforesaid, on the 10Th ,ay of Nav
1856, at y O'Clock, n, in Book ssF'' Of Mortga.
ges, on folio 444.
And there now being due and owing upon said mort
the sum of Five Hundr ed and Six Dollars and no
suit having been instituted at law recover said re-
manning debt any part thereof, therefore the aboy
described morgaged premises will be sold to the high
bidder, in front of the Court House, said City
Saint Paul, on Tuesday, the 18th day of August,
1856, at lOk O'Clock, NJ, to satisfy the above debt,
with interest, costs and disbursements Of sale.
Saint Paul, June 26, 1866.
FULLER THOMPSON, Assignee.
sANBORN & FRENCH, Att'ys for Assipuee. je2sw 6
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A friend in the interior of our state. who
has been among the most active and infiuen-
tial Democrats in Wisconsin, thus closes o
business letter
*S*e+ The Fremont feverhas
broken out badly in this stale, and am
afraid Doctors Douglas, Pierce and String
fellow will be unable to head it. Free
Speech, Free Press, Fremont is motto
which you can daily hear in the mouths of
many of the stand-bys of the Democratic
party, who feel like pulling off their coats
for the fight this fall. God prosper the right!
Were / in my old position as an editor
should not hesitate a moment to be among
the leaders of the Radical Democracy Of
this state in the coming contest for Freedom
and Fremont" 5s s,9a,a.a 5.
A gentleman from the West informed us
yesterday that in Iowa, Grant, Lafayette,
and Richland counties, the feeling in favor OF
Fremont is daily growing stronger, and that
hundreds of Democrats are enlisting under
his banner. Our informant says that Old
Grant will roll up a. majority of from seven
hundred to thousand for the good cause
1fil,caukee Sentinel
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by virtue of
~ erain two executions against the properly Of
Caleb b. Parrish, Judgment debtor in certain two &C.
lions in The District Court in of which actions Will
liam b. Treadwell, John G. readwel, John s. Perry
and Edward Norton all the plaintiffs and Caleb b.
Parrish defendant and in the other action Henry c..
Bowen, Theodore McNamee, Sainuel p Holmes, Henry
Stone, and Anthony Gilkison plaintiffs and said
Caleb b. Parrish defendant.
have this first day Of july 1856, levied upon the
pieces parcels of land lying aud being the county
Of Rice, in the Territory Of Minnesota described fol-
lows, to wit:
The Horth quarter, the north quarter, the
southeast quarter and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of Section No. in Township 1903,
NORTH Of Range % West, containing 100 acres accord
ing to the Government survey thereof, properly Of
said Caleb B. Parrish, since the Judgments against
in each of said actions have been docketed In the
county Of Rice afores aid.
Aud which pieces parcels of land above described,
shall sell at public aucti to the highest bidder
Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1876, at 10 o'clock
the renoon, at he Office the Register of Deeds In
the Village OF Farrbau in SAID County Of Rice. Said
land is all valuable mlered land, and located
the Village of Farribault. and said land will be sold
40 acre tracts in the order above named
CHARLES WOOD,
Sheriff OF Rice County.
By WEST, Deputy Sheriff.
MURDOCH BRISTOL, A;ty's for Plaintiff
July l2-w6w
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spring Campaign OF 1856.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
G. G. GRISWOLDS.

OOStOA NAoSiiAiiS Oso40 AsCPAOAASiAOu
G. G. GRISWOLDS,
ATE mission to the East Has been productive OF
IL most important results, not only to himself but
to all citizens Of the Territory who desire add their
wardrobe articles Of clothing for the approaching
weather, which may now be looked for every hour.
His stock Is too extensive to enumerate detai he
therefore politely ntmates to the trading public,
his assortment Of --isif
Spring and Summer Clothing,
is full and complete and that he has made arrange
mens to be In receipt of goods throughout the
the latest and most fashionable styles varieties
He has also beautiful selection of
Hats and Caps,
suitable for the weather. HE hats will pfotect
the counteaance of the from becoming sun-e-
Drowned whilst ssthe dog star RACES" s,sa -1ne-
This he has purchased with view Of filing or
ders at wholesale, and to this branch the trade he
invites the attention of all who visit the city the
purpose of making additions to Their stock, being salts
fed that hecan suit them with goods in his line and
prices that will satisfy them in buying sell again.
He also invites particular attention his immense
stock Of
Youths and Children's Clothing.
whck will be found to be the largest of that kinds of
goods ever brought to the Territory, and which he de-
sires to Sob of'' at the lowest possible prices.
will be necessary for those wishing to purchase to
visit his store, as In advertisement sthe half
nrt be tod them, His stock is superb and will bear
a critical mination. se-a1ssl : may 16daw'
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MANOMIN HOUSE,

-FHeHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, In
IL the pleasant village Of Manomin, eight miles
above St Anthony and is prepared to accommodate
the Travelling public with the very best fare the country
affords The house Is furnished with every accommoda-
ton to be found in country and aside from the sub
santals Of fe the best wines and liquors that be
procured may always be had upon call, The Stabing
Of the Manoin House, either for emigraus Teamsters
Drovers, superior to that any public house
on the road north of St. Poul.
May 24dawtf -f -a1l AL WILLIS
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Lumber! Lumber !

WE have recently purchased the Steam Saw Mil
w at Lakeland and put 1t in good repair, and or 9
now manufacturing all kinds Of Lumber and have Il
band large quantity which win sell low for
III orders promptly attended to.
July 6-w4m HAYWOOD, YOUNG g. co.
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j. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries
AND PROVISIONS.

And Forwarding and Commission Merchant
st. Paul, NJ. T.,
HAVING made arrangements to ealarge his business
1E for the coming season. he atters himself by the
manner in which business will be conducted, fully
petent to attend to any Commission Forwarding bust
ness that may be inrusted to his
He keeps constantly i'm store large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and RETAIL
such Coffee and Sugar of all grades, Moasses Syrups
Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles, Codsh Butter, Cheese.
Butter, Boston apd Soda Crackers; Smoking and Chew
Ing Tobacco Candy Dried Apples and Peaches, Flour.
Cornmea, Oysters, Sardincs, Washboards and OGDEN
Ware of kinds, and in fact every thing else lily
kept in his line.
REFERENCES.
Messrs MARSHALL Co. ,StPau N. Corwith Co. Galens
Sc Brown q Fletcher &c W.B. Willis & Co &c
&c BIZ Hoyt & Sons &C Packard s. Co &C
y &C W Gilman, st Louis q w Campbell & Co Sc
st Paul-daw
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FOSTER g. DAVIS,

FOSTER g. DAVIS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
"AVE built a large and commodious Warehouse
LII the Rapids, where they ready to and re-
ship freight. They also keep well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVLSIONS 49,
OF all kinds; Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. People need not to St. Paul buy
their goods, for bound sell goods cheap
they do in ST. aul, and all ash is to give call
before going there.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash, r 1874
Aug IA, 1855. dawtf
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE.

~ ". MCkENZlE..
YRNHE location Of this popular Hotel is distinguished
IL in Minnesota history as being Fort Smelling
on the bank Of the Mississippi River and is desirable
resort for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexties and
cares of business for the Of recruiting enervated
health The proprietor promises additional induce
ments the public for liberal patronage. je6dtf
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THE Boy THAT LICKED" THE PRINCE
OF WALEs.-Tho Birmingham England
Journal prints the following account of a
fogging the Prince Of Wales received from
a poor boy. s-., e.wAra4
During her Majesty's residence, some
years ago, at Osborne, in the Isle of Wight,
her children were accustomed to ramble
along the sea shore. Now, it SO happened
that on one occasion that the young prince
met boy wao had been gathering sea shells
The boy had got basket full. The young
prince, presuming on his high position,
thought himself privileged to do what he
pleased with impunity. So without any no.
tice he kicked over the basket of shells.
The poor boy was very indignant, and
observed, You do that again and I'll lick
YOU" f
" Put the shells into the basket" said the
prince, " and see if DON'T"
The shells were gathered up and put into
the basket.
"Now," said the lad, "touch 'em again,
old fellow, if you dare !" whereupon the
prince pitched over the shells, and the lad
pitched into him." and gave him such "a
licking as few princes ever Lad. His lip was
cut open, his nose knocked considerably out
of its perpendicular, and his eyes color
which might well become the champion of a
prize ring
His disfgured face could not be concealed
from his royal mother. She inquired the
cause of his Disagreement. &-- .'''-
The prince was silent, but at last confess
ed the truth.
The poor boy was ordered before the
Queen. He was asked to tell his story,
which he did ina straightforward manner.
At the conclusion turning to her child,
the Queen said !:
4" You have been rightly served, sir. Had
you not been sufficiently punished already, l
should have punished you severely. When
you commit a like offence trust YOU will
always receive similar punishment"
Turning to the poor boy, she commanded
his parents to her presence the following
morning. They came-the result of the in
terview was that her Majesty said that she
had made arrangements for educating and
providing for their son, and she hoped he
would make good use of the advantages
which should be placed within his reach.
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Minnesota Land Agency and
r. ~ DEPOSIT OFFICE,
CARLOS WILCOX

NOTARY PUBLIC and CONvEYANCER, DEALER
In in Rea Estate, aud General Agent. Office in tn.
United States Land Office, Bulldiug Minneapolis, T.
Surveying and Plating of all descriptions done with
accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating eminent lands in the pneries and else
where In the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest made negotiated collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to locate sell purchase lands
vted to call Claimants can make advantageous
ents with for their purchase money valuablepru-
erty now and always on hand in the embryo cities
Minneapolis, st Anthony and ST Paul; also, lmpro
farms, rrral and pine lands, all of which offer the
liberal terms He respectfully solicis and hopes
to merit share of public and private trust
aug 10, 1S55-dGwtf.
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COOP GRIr.-The girls at Holyoke Semi
nary, South Hadley, Mass, evinced few
days since their approval of the speech of
Senator Sumner and their detestation of the
ruffian-coward Brooks, by hanging an effigy
of the latter, an the brow of which was in
scribed Poltroon S. Brooks aT
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Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
# .sr DELANOaT. SMITH

"A Estate, and General Agent. Office, next door 10
tire United States Land Once, Minneapolis, Min. Ter
Land, Town Property. Land Warran.s, &c., bought
and sold, money loaned, property and titles examines
investments and collections made; Land Warrants Loca-
ted Land entered and sold on Iredit u Agencies So
licited; Interest allowed on special deposits. z
All business entrusted to him will lie attended to with
promptness and fdetv. Oct 20. 1885, Iaxff
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AN IMPORTANT ADMISSION AND AvowAL.
According to the New York Tines cores
pondent, Mr.. Clayton, liz the course of re-
marks ia the Senate, boldly denounced the
invalid laws of Kansas as infamous, tyranni-
cal and worthy of revolutionary resistance.
He gave notice that he would move a propo-
sition ordering 'aole pros. to be entered on
the Kansas indictments for treason.