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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

AJAcKsoN BELL. .ef"sei sses $. CHAPMAN.
GLEN coz LAND ENCY.
ssh BELL \ CHAPMAN, a.ata4ss aiff
pRAcrCAL SURVEYORS, and Deslsrsin Real Estate, VIII
locate Land Warrants, Ener Lands Property
Town Country, properly b-lcprns )
Real Estate once. ~ ssfA asstsp =
~ afdHqe 'fl RrrEREscEs: ~ sr4s
Hon. N. Mcleod, Fort Smelling, N. r.. Franklin steele
Esq.,. Col. ). II. Stevens, neapoI; THOMAS
Bankers, do; O. Chandler. winsvi, WIS.,; Cobb x Mess
more, Point, DO; 4. c. wisons Msrgapsown
Va; r. Norris ESQ.,, Knswood, J. HOFFMAN, Brncs-
Mills, do; Hon. s. Mays,, Gray, xsinss Cover and
Goldsmith, Lancaster, Wisconsin. a.s ls e9ssans7
Glencoe, n. T. Jan. lst, 's6. W jy-l6tf &
JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR
And Dealer In Real Estate
t< = Glencoe, ". r.. jalS-t
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To- CAPIT ALIsTS!o
-A as4 % I8Bgs 4to7i esE. Al
THE subscriber offers sale, and sp sell Coo Of
GOOD FARM LAND, r r
Within from to miles OF 81. Paul; the land was Judi
cousy selected nearly two adapted
farming, having Prairie or opening Timber, wster. and
Meadow.
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
o. the best Pine Lands, which Rum River
runs through and within 10 miles Of Princeton. M i
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
OF Land Mississippi, and but one and
Suspension Bridge, end within one mile
Minneapolis. Perhaps land Territory rising
rapidly than this tract, being located on high
table overlooking townsof St. Anthony and
Minneapolis. M en. HQa& ~ aaGli y
TAIRTY.FIvE BUILDING LOTS -lgl.
In the town Of Minnesposrwo Lots in good
location in Minneapolis.
STEAM sAw-MILL
that promising This a rare chance for practical
mill man. Also STEAM sAw-MILL and -
SEVENTY TOWN LOTS
In the farfsmed Town Of Glencoe the Mil running
and cutting from six eight feet per day. The
all ever the town. With the mill we pro-
to sell several yoke of Working Cattle, WAGONS
NEW HOTEL
In Genoe capable Of accommodating SO to Is persons and
is doing thriving business. Is substantial building
and in the central portion town. Four good ots can
be sold with the house. leo adjoining town plat por-
tion Of which is now laid out in lots.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
timber House. IN addition enumeraed we have
60 acre and few shares in Cam
een Cedar city and other good town sites, which will sell
at bargain. Also pair mules, harness and wagon one
pair bay mares, old. harness and wagon, all Of
and viii sell In parcels to purchasers all cases we
will be willing give alsrge portion Of the purchase
money Thss good chance to invest Fer further patic
ulars address NELL co. wOodmans Brick Block, Mime
apolis, NJ. T., or BELL * CHAPMAN, Glencoe, Mcleod
county, Mt e. ynt
BELL CO., Brick Block Minneapolis, are Just opening
Real Estate and Deposit Office, will loan money for parties
abroad. buy sell Land Warrants ner lands and do al.
the various business connected with ,uch an cr,ce.
~ Correspondence solicited enquiries always readily
answered respect business prospects Of the country
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Cyr In consequence of the high wind ysst err
day several boats were prevented from leaving
our levse, and several from reaching it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

MONUMENT TO JAMES MADIsoN.-At Richmond,
Va, an appropriate monument, to mark the rest
ing place of James Madison, hitherto unmarked,
is being executed. Some patriotic gentlemen Of
that city and State bear the expense.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
NEW ARRIVAL OF
b OOTS AND 3 H o ES.
n @. HOFFMAN is opsnins his Spring Stock Of ever
Of ROOTS AND suor,

the and Manner o. the vrv hest
materials, and In style surpassed the city Hs s
peciaI attention to hts assortment Of -
GentJemen's Patent Leather Beots ana Oaiters.
which elegsBce finish durability capot "a
His stock sppes Gaife, Bwkns, ETC., etc., Lsde
yc .arge and select; and he st
Gle th be called for, in style
ncns but the bess and employed
Eesdy made Boots Of the best Caf, Norocco, kid ana
Leather constantly hand A. is rsspot
fully soiiessed saint Opposite Empire Boek.
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BIDWELL'S EXCHANGE BANK,

Z
Sd THIRD STREET. ST. PAUL. eslsiso
tW Banking Itonrs.
,6ssseQ FROM rO II, A. M. -sas.s,e
sfsI af' AND TO o, =. NJ b s
-a2I d stssa saEXCHANGE, B. 4Yeasl 81
on New York and other American cities.
COLE, SILVER, UNC URRENT MONEY,
r LAND w ANTS
- Dst BO0GHT AND SOLD. ~
.sr sde Drafts AT sight, ~
-8 sl 10 81, IN SUNS OF 4au ,s
81. ONE POUND AND UPWARDS, a9G
aai 2 Payable In all the principal towns - be
OF ENGLAND. IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
Deposits Received Payable Demand.
GOOD ENDORSED PAPER DISCOUNTED.
AND COLLECTIONS MADE. ..1.
IRA BlDwELL s SON. Bankers.
JOHN r. MADISON Cashier.
DC. TAYLOR & Co.,
BANKERS, BROKERS
AMP DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
81. .nthory Street.
~. iss:: &: PAU. ss!s
PARKEK & wINsLOw,
iVANKEHB.
81. Paul, Minnesota.
e. II. PARKER. }. II. wISsLow.
C.. H. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw.
Collections throughout Minnesota, charging the
OF Exchange and the actual expense Of collecting
Leans yielding from 80 per with
ceptcnsbe real estate security coupon b0Vos IN New
York or elsewhere as Instructed.
Es- All Bills Exchange Promssory Hot,e and accounts
payable this city, LETT at once will be collected free Of
charge unless t necessary; Or said dean"s are DOT
pai when it is proper they will be protested. az
CONvEYANCING
Deeds Bonds, c carefully drawn, aud being
NOTARY PUBLIC .e
will take the acknowledgements thereof administer oaths
If jsis-si 0oA'- o' = - '''' Q. H. PARKER.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE FOR SALE
BY PARKER & WINsLow.
THE AMERICAN-EgRoPEAN;r DH Ar JOINT on STOCK.
12, Broadway. New York.
We are prepared to draw said
n.y. direct on ever ty Houses and Ctes
Europe. Embracing the following countries
BELGIUM,
DENMARK,
SWEDEN,
RUSSIA and POLAND,
aALLAClA and HUNGARY, H
SWITZERLAND,
ITALY,
PoRTnGaL,
THE ORIENT. aotT
Drafts Will be sold IS 10 to the Pound Ser
hng under 25 CO., over that sum, at he rate of
a6 all charges by POSTAGE commission,
We will also furnish drafts Paris and Bee
men, and Letters of cTea for E1,Spssn 5TayeeFs
= Bankers, St. Paul, MT.
W. L. BANNING & CO., BANKERS, ;
BANKING HOUSE, EAGLE STREET, ai
Near the wnslow House,
st. ..MlN. TER.
~ Money received Depos-Exchange bought and sold
Money constantly hand at Market rates. Loans for large
Real Estate made favorable erms jys-iy
MONEY AND EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED III.
MARSHALL l. CO., BANKERS,
Third street. 81. Paul.
Exchange on New York;. 2 ct. prem.
do st. Lous,.. DO
do Galens,.. do
Sight Exchange ON New York at par.
Land warr.nte-:2os 81 IL; sos and leos at 81
= scre-good supply in market. b,l
MARSHRLL CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Cor. Third and Cedar streets. St. Paul.
WILL receive deposits buy and sell exchange deal In Land
w Warrants and loan money make Investments for
ton-residents. ~ s- .rv.r.t
C.H. Rogers Co., 80 Wall street, New York.
W Holmes Sons, Ptsbur h.
Kinney, Epsy x Co., Cinclr aaii.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
X. Corwith & Co., Galena
Fiagg n Savage, Quincy, I'll. is3-tf
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE upon England, Ireland and Continental Eu
nois-tt "a IRVINE. STONE Z McCORMICE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CO George Steers, the eminent ship builder,
was thrown from his wagon last week, and died
fEsm the ipjusiss ssssissa.
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF
sa DR.. MCLEOD. Of Sc0tamA. Fsu4

a*' tN OAs NACAEVOs Oh SCOu8m0s ftt5
Proprietor OF the Institution Deaf Louis No.,
LAS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND MAY BE CON-
II suited a. ITO Dearborn street, stairs, south
OF the Post ONCE Eariy attention Is desired.
Deafness Dizziness Noise Head, and all DISCHARGES
from the Ear, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed
- e.. IMPORTANT AND TRUE l.t d gttt4
nave son nsteen years Of who hss been dear and
dumb from the age Of two the effect scarlet
Hearing Of Dr McLeod,I brought hm three
weeks under his hands he began to hearing and
n the expiration of weeks he could hear now
rapidly learning speak. make statement
st. Paul, Feb 1855. ALEX @. MORroy
accompanying deafness, my infancy, which "a about
tweny-nve yearsj deafness distressing that
could rest neither day night, and looked RELIEF only
the grave At length permitted DR.. cLeod.
OF the pnrmary Of this city. Trembling houe
and fear, submitted my to this gentleman. Beyond
my most expesta0ns after
en By Dr. Mcleod, In the enjoyment perfect hear
ing end my head free from all those
which formerly made life burden person wishing ts
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1855 MRS EMMA CHANDLER
have been deaf in both my many years vhich
asction 70 affected my mind that life se umes became
burden, and almost unendurabe to am now one a.
the happest men living. have been restored 10 perfe
hearing by Dr. Mcleod, Ear Innmary corner Fourth ana
Ove Streets In his first examination
that IN x operations he would give hearing and
frue to his word at the sixth operation, heard ana no s
tncty and powerfully did the to my ears thai
WAS obliged to partially stop them with cotto until could
get used oi Those Wishing call at t stsa.
Psrthenia. PHILIP auHII
st Louis, July IA, 1885. Steamboat Parthenl.
xu21-1y '.'-''-
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CLOTHING, HATS. CARS, &c.-A. d. Haslett has
returned from the East with very choice variety
of articles for the gentlemen, consisting Of all
sorts of under garments, over garments, head
garments and garments for the feet. His stock
is large and his prices reasonable. See ady.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

cT poor soldier has recently been sentenced
to six months imprisonment in Dublin, for offer.
ing his Crimean medal for sale to procure food
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CO We have just received the Western Lit
erary Messenger-a literary magazine published
IN Buffalo, by Thomas & Lsthrops. 1t is ably
edited, well conducted, and its typography is
worthy of it as sterling magazine.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
..Yxsrrnpar.a a man. who had hosn a laberer on

"YRsrEsDar, a man, who had bosn a laborer on
the Petersbursh and Norfolk Railroad, brought
to town in a basket half grown cat with per-
feet dogs head on it. The cat part of it was
brown and grey, tail long, and claws perfect the
dog part was a head resembling close to that OF
small Blenheim spaniel, with fine round brown
eyes and long glossy hanging ears, deeply fringed.
The owner said il barked just like dog, and
had very little Of the cat nature in it, except its
timidity." ."-South Side Va.) Democrat.
That's good one! Some Ways have described
the nondescript to the innocent editor of the
Democrat, till he half believes he has seen it,
aud proceeds to introduce the marvel to the pub
lie; never suspecting that his informants have
been hoaxing him into description Of the mon
ster being got up in Pennsylvania BY fusion Of
Fillmore and Buchanan! Sc Half grown" long
tail, '' owner'. claws 90 timidityo and sc long
ears don't the editor recognize tne animal
now! But the north arc on the LOOK out for the
feline dog-and to whatever race he, belongs he
will be disanced in the race of the 4th of Novem-
ber. -oa aI.re .t,a
REroRTKD SLAUGHrER or TRo oops.-Ar. S. f.
Brown who arrived from Yellow Medicine on
Friday last brings the astounding intelligence
that report had been receiv cd there through
Indians from the upper prairies, that the four
companies of troops which left Fort Ridgey for
Fort Pierre on the Missouri some time since, had
been entirely cut of by party of Yankton Sioux
near the James river. a3@sss-
The Indians are said to have been in large
numbers, and formed an ambush, from which
they made successful attack at a time when the
troops were unpreparsG, tnd that the attack re-
suited in cutting off the eutire party.
This looks almost like an impossibility, and
the extent of the slaughter, if there is any truth
in the report, must be greatly exaggerated. We
hope however, the whole is fabrication of some
travelling Indians who wished to furnish some
exciting news to the camps they visited.--Hen-
derson Democrat.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Pleas. publ ths arkc independent can
e District comprising the Second
Third Wards, Little canada.Ree LaIes Three Pine Lake'
and Cambridge precincts. q ~ MANY VOTERS
81. Pan October o. 1856. '
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CY Mr.. John Swanson has made an applica-
ton to the Common Council for the payment Of
$3.50, the cost of two horses killed and damage
10 the buggy in which he was riding, on the first
of October, when accident occurred at the
corner of Sixth and jackson streets, ca using the
loss OF both horses. The subject was rsSferred to
the Street Commissioners of the First Ward.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

The FAlR.--A large number of persons were
at the Fair yesterday, ans much interest wa man
ifested. We shall give a report of the proceed
ings to- morrow,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11


us- myseifs as an Independent Candidate FOR the
Legislature, rem The District composed the Second and
Third the City ST. Pau! aui the Little Canada
District. ROSS WILLIAMSON.
Little Canada. Oct. 4th, lS56.--tf
Wonderful Ren,edy.-Mr. r. d. woods, late Justice
Of the Peace, East Birmingham, Pa, says:
have afflicted with disease of the stomach. paits
the heart and headache, for nearly nfeen
years. spent hundreds of dollars la order t
effect cure, but purpose. having used three
bottles your Holland BitterS, feel myself entirely
stored. aad sleep wells and attend business
with and would therefore recommend 1t all those
who similarly afflicted
Treatment sf Infants.srhe angels the household
are jus subee. .Diseases which flesh heir to
oder and they require Iauch more cautious
treatment They have reason 10 teach them that naso'
profitable, and their tender constitutions not
proof rough assaults of the harsher and more
tempes.uous estoatves. They require medicines which
pleasant and soothing their effects still
such children is fonnt In
Gaup Compound of Brler Root; specific that is
enough Tor tho strongest but which
tempered children ske the wind to the shorn Iambs"
| Away with your Picra aud give 1t trial.
EMPIRE CITY, M. t., is situated twenty miles souh
ST. Paul the Dusaque stage route to Noheld, Can
city, Farrbaut, Cannon Falls and Red Wing-at the
crossing Hastings 1t is surrounded bS rst class
farming country The town has been laid out but three
\
stone Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker aud six Csrpeu
Joint Stock Company has been formed to
good FIGURING M be In running order by the June
next. plenty building and limestone Immediately
In the vicinity Of II has been overlooked
present It is expected large w!llsprng
the Prairie at Empire Cty in two years. that
compare favoaby with the best towns the Msss pp
river from years DID, settler have
bud merely nominal price, Lots, In price, range
$50 $3.50 esch For further Information enquire
Nessrs. Hamilton Laird Empire City, C. Kinney, E
| Paul IL tttE.
APERFrMEp EArH.-what lady or gentleman would
under the disagreeahle using
! the "BALM THOUSAND Flowers As a dentrnce
would only render It but leave the
slabster? Many persons do that
bad, the subject Is delicate friends will never
mentiont Pour single drop Of the Bas' your
brush wash the teeth night and morning. ATTY
| bottle will last year.
complexion easily acquired by using the
and freckles from the skin, leaving
hue. Wet towel pour three drops, and wash
4 the facen,ght and morning.
MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush either
cold water, pour three drops Baim
Thousand Flowers" the will make
beautiful laher much facilitating the operation shaw
| Ing. Price only afty cents. W. 2. PETRIDGE l. co.
| Franklin Square, New york.
For sale by BoND KELLOGG, City Drug store.st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
TO Qua PATRONS,

A. are making new arrangements IN eur business,
particularly request paons 70 settle with to Oct
is 1885, The mature Of Tie absolutely
QuisW th:s. fs
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
W. HUTCHINGS. aa ~.
11. 1Sl Randolph Street, CAicago, Idinois. I
Rich and Elegant Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully TO the c,tisen,
OF the west that he has opened FIRST Class warehouse
OF Rosewood Paor Furniture and other kinds suc m
Library. Dining sna Chamber Rosewood Mshoranv
OAK and walnut all Of which have been made in his own
manufaetoy IN New York City Of materials Ali stea ~
and warranted In respect equal 70 any s1e
in this country Europe.
Also, Full Assortment Of
GFsvesteen Z Truslsw:s CelebysteS ps..~.
wacn nave taken the Gold Medal sf every York Rxh.
ton Tor the last nine and other
the late Crystal Palace In New York City.
All orders win be taken made M from the Isteef pr~
styles srh IN Chicago ct the prices ~ sod for
New IorkCity Also, full assortment Of the New Pn.ent
SIZING bBp the most luxurious and economical Bed ever
mace ana wsranted, fully Price 4o attention Of fs
PUBLIC alss invited the Patent Mosquito Bar A the
price Of 81, complete.
v. HUrcHIKGs, Nanufactnr.f and um,srte-
ySV-Sm rra.sfsr l61 Randolph Chcs~o IN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

= :
Oct. 10. 1856. -
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The following are ths established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 ms bu.
Clover Seed 50 bu.; Rye, IS bs = bu. Indian Corn,
bu Oates, - ns Barley, IS ns bu. Buckwheat
- ns = bu. .s SIS aetstss. Ia
DRIED
Beefon oot.......i@ocr Appes......$l 5O@a 90 bu
chesp
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

"Sl wherever substantial done, wher-
-a foot lana prevented becoming
te:oIy, really TO ares, the principle
slavery pledged TO !: from the 1887; have been
pledged and again. and will perform those pedge
ou will not 90 thing unnecessarily that wounds
Others that does dscred
speech Of Daniel Webs!er, !th March, 1850. .t
feel there IS nohins which tho civilized wora, II they
take notice or so humble person myself will reposch
with, when, as said the Other day, had up my
rnd that under circuull would
the fsrhcr extension OF Slavery Cped
s2es the farther increase alton in
House OF Of Daniel Webster
ont fh6 Oregon Bill, le4S.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
TO RENT 10 RENT!
OFFICES AND DWELLING HOUSES.

nv1CBS upsn Anthony street. Dwellings, sqsssse
beck e the Fuller Nsuse. 1nQsire g the eee ef
osC1une, upon Third stsssts JOHN A. xe0EUNes
GeDts 3esiRs = 4
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

I5rI myself independent Candidate for ne
legislature District composed OF the Second and
Third Wards City ST. Pau! ani the Little Canada
District. ROSS WlLktNSON'
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
A. BANKER, WILLIAM z. BrA
BANKER s. BEALL. .a4

ISAAC A. BANKER, WILLIAM Z. BEALL
BANKER s. BEALL.
Dealers in Recl EstGte, 81. paxl, Afinnesofa.
OFFICE In second story McCous Stone building, Corner
~ of Third and Cedar Streets, 1tH "a =
ENTRANCE ON CEDAR STREET. Il
Having purchased the interest the g. p.
Folsom will continue business nrm, al
their old stand on Third Street. -t.s5I =
Lands bought and sod-mopey loaned and invested
paid nonresdents aud Others and Government
tered We have once complete abstracts OF
each lot Ramsey County,
the chain title from the Cped States
Grantee and having defect casting stain
title carefully noted thereon Having facilities,
losnug ornvesps through ofce will have
clear titles and unencumhered security
We have also OF all the Government lands the
Territory, and plates Of all the principal cities towns,
mapping and surveying promptly done border. :
REFERENCES. 'a
81. Paul. New Orleans. aat
Folsom, ESQ. Albert Pike. 'l@
Hoilinshead& & Becker. Troy, ~ i.
Ex-Gov Alx'r Ramsey. Hon. D Seymour.
Brisbn & Bigelow. Geo Warren, Troy City Bank.
Hon II II Rice, MONT. Syracuse ". r.
xsrshaN 90, Bankers. Hon Harvey Baldwin.
Nec York.
" Lowber, Baltimore, NJ. d.
Gen Duff Greep Johnston 4 Brothers, Bankers.
Chicago. Com Pauldne, U SN. I'D g.
Rees & Kerort. Wdshfnqton, D q.
81 PhiiadelpMe Joseph @ Kenedy :,
Keen & Taylor. DIR Robert A. Lacey. aull-tf
FARM FOR SALE! r'
OC ATED eight and ha miles city Of st. Paul.
Il the rosdto Bald Eagle Lake. 1t is
Moore's Immediately front Of good Log
House. and half stories hph also, two hum
dred and good meadow about
eighty unde which nm.
der tn balance Is good large wood tre with but
little underbrush.
II win be sold low for cash-Ss000.
Apply Dr.J. GOODRICH, In he Drug Store DR.. Norton
Pace, on Third street, third door Of Robert street.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

THE DOMESTIC SLAVERY 8 the greatest
oej-c Of desire in these Colonies, where unhappuy
troGcc-d IL their infant state"-JeGeryOn in I77A.
s.esking the sub When
remember thai God IS just, tremble my counry''
HENRY CLAY SLAvERY.-s.I have said that never
eo myself and repeat can, aud
VI aud earthly will make
saver territory Il does exst.-Heary
Gays Speech, Feb. 6, 1850. ~
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs.

THE Committee Schools the Board of Education will
meet on Saturday afternoon, Oct 1lth three O'Clock
Baldwin school House, Second Story the purpose
examining femole teachers for primary schools
Those desrous Of situations primary schools arc re-
quested to be present. . -, 3
St. Paul, October 8, 1866. 80,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

VIM. ORvIN BOKEE,
CirH Engineer, dTchitect and Drdughtsman,
furnish plans and specification budings and
tend promptly TO the business his profession. Ocs
Rrewster's Dxnd Agency, Post Once Row. myi6-u
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

,@k-s aceo IL. western Reervs Chesss,
YuSr rsestvsd fruu the Daiyy 10. article ana fo
= ss'e ~ ose-s0 IF. NvNB CO., IpS9 1sws.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

4e stst 80 KEILL R,S .
ST.. PAUL CITY DIRECTORY,
D'ea e1 aW 1960s'6Z. a
RANEERs, xERCHANrs, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
- fORWARDkRS ard others interested their
vduai busnoss well that of the community arge
IN particular the welfare and gsod fame ST. PAUL.
CAPITAL OF MINNESOTA,
viii please lose no time in forwarding my once their
9U9IN1E99 CARDS,
For insertion in this valuable work. Mr. K, who also tax
Ing the census as he song win personally every
house within the "ms as he Is determined ive
faction TO the public 1t should be his
and expense. i7,3F
The St. Paul City Directory will contain
dress OF every business frm and city
properly and ally arranged similar
In Chicago and other large citesconsequently will be
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM
To merchants and sthes who business publicly
knswn. aaaW ~ g.faeslks fu5lr HE0 !. = =.
The st. Paul City Directory to be out about the
middle Of November and therefore, the IMMEDIATE stte
ton Of the public Is requested. s42
ANDREW KEILLERs -
slf4 4.aE 10 f Compiler and Publisher 8e.ss g.
ONCE with D. Sanford, Esq Attorney Law Third ST.,
tween Minnesota aud Robert Gate Co.'s store.
ST. Paul. October g. 1s56.-2w.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
FARM FOR SALEt
HAMLIN AND LANCAsTERB
EXCHANGE OFFICE AND LAND AGENCY

| p HAMLIN AND LANCAsTERB
| EXCHANGE OFFICE AND LAND AGENCY,
| t- " Saak Rcpfds, Benton Co., Mfnnesofo.
COLLECTIONS made Land located, Taxes paid
~ invested and all business entrusted their
| faithfully and ptiy atte nded TO.
D~ Attorney At Law surveyor NaHa ciSii knsin.er
| REFERENCES: M
MfNNEsoTA.-Sauk Rapids, George ". Sweet,
e. s. Land Oice Je remah Russell. Esq, ST. Paul, Hon
| Alexander Ramsey, Ex- Goveruor Minnesota.
Neutrality-suspicious. Hon. N. Eidred, Naval
On1cer Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. Judge OF Supreme Court
Penn. Wiikesbarre, Warren j. ard. Eso Nersvle
Prof. John =. Soddard. Hartford, willard
| SON.
NEW YORK Crrv.-Rslph Mead & Co.; Quackenbush 4
Co.; strans, Murray < Co.
fsGs'sS,y couSty Of Of s.mssy. M.nas,.''' ,ss.
DIsrRrcr CouRr-sEcoSD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
william Won Hamm, Plaintiff.
Francis de viva,di. }Desendan..
| To the Defendant, Francis de Virnldi--
You hereby required snswer the
plant in this action, which been filed
Clerk of this Court in the City Of St. Paul.
scrber his oc city ST. Paul within twenty
DAYS after the service hereo exclusive
vice, and II all the Complaint
the tin aforesaic the Plaintiff I'm this action
ment against the nffy dollar
with interest from the fourth day Of February A. 1885,
| Dated at st. Paul, WI. BROwNsON, -
THIS 2sth Sept, A. D., 1885, Attorney Psintin.
GENTLEMENg CAPS ssh
HATCH has inst received by Express splendid assor
Es Of nne Plush, Plush Cloth Mohar Caps q
noso-tf st. An,hony-st, PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

TUSr RECEIVED a&N f..slz afs .as
200 bs Fresh Buffers lot OF Lard; 80 bbs. Jasper
Flour At EDDY & BANKER,S
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