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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-29

O. y y --NHHEs ~ -AiHaHrr4 49, rTFHI
y I'm ENFANT DRuLe PAR SON PERE.--On est
dun sentiment ffhorreur en- presence du.
crime que Went de jngpls. lMs conr d'assisos du
Emistere. Francois Ieguillon. journalicr 4
flouherezdu-faen, q epouse an meis dc f..
vrier derllier Anna MorvaI,, ~enceinte alors dcsl
Gurres dun autre. File ne dissimula 'rien de
50 situation a rliomme aui Ii reeherchail, ct
celulci await nromis de noNrrire ct d.e!ever Gel
eniant comme lie sien propre. Trois mais apres
Anne Morvan donnait lejour 4 une petite iillc.
Legsaiilens} 9ui nayaitpas tarde d regrettesce
quill await fait, prit Ell aversion cette cnfanf,
don't Ia yue lui rappelait salis cesse In faute de
So femme, ct non content d'aatcsscr il cclle-ci
DIES rcproches II DIES iniures, Il cSprimaa plu.
sienrs fois Ia penste Que lexistenec de legIkant,
detruisnit sou bonheur.s. ssN y
le D juliet, velss anatre hares da maiin,gl In
femme Leguillon, apres ayoir allaite,son enfatgt
ct change sesi hinges, s1e 4deposa nlein de via,
dams son bcreean ct sortit POUR SO rendre MI
layoifs "A dix heares, ellie revihts et treufvn
son eniant morte 81 froiae. SEES voisins accom-
rurent il .ses Girls; Oh .deponilln l%'eufant de sesI
Images, ct on constata.a IL parlie ipferienre el-
posterieure ap cadavrc DIES traces tclles de So
vices, que les medecins aItpeles par III Justice
n hesitcrent pms I, declarer que PcnAnt await
etc assise sur les pielres brnlanites idu foyer etJ
rotie connie mi eochun dc lait. &c crime nbo-
mipable, ct qui ~revelait chez son auieur des
sentimcns 9 haNeuype ct don't Execution, demo,
tail une aflrease nrensditatiop, no ponvaiti
etre iMpute 4 IN stranger, OF tout diabord III
malhepreuso mere accuse son mari. En- cllet,
apres ledepart de sa femme, Legnillon etait
reste senl a Ia maison, ct des cinq hemress dM
matin, on l'ayait vn laire da fcu dams le foyer,
sous preteXie, diSaitsil, De preparer son dejjcu-i
ner. II sortit vcrs cinq hcules et dem1ie. fer
mantls 50 porte II elef. I)epnis ce moment jus,
gu 'au retonr de lai mere, nersonne n,avait pru
dams lc logeinent DIES epouy, gui est eloigne DIES
autres Indications. La vne dn cadayre lie pro-
tpisit auean elIat sur Ieguillon. Sa femme.
s'etant e%criee; de ne c%raignais quo &c qui est
arrive u Sc c~antenta de reponare s Pour
quoi n'etes-yats paslesteela garden h
egrliHon a etc condamne aux travaux for.
ces a perpetuife.a FsftaR
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Gofrespondance.i
Hon ssonS H.. 0vERroSs
Mi ssienr-HTes soussign4s menbfess du barreaa iii
iSiue H. rict Judiciairc vous s~oAiCitent d. c-onsertir
a aevenir Mdidat pour ID place Juge de- e District
4 i. r~rcceaindE h~lsstion, etil p~roftent de csttc ocea-
sion pour vcus nvclcr lassurance do ieur estirne
eide leur consideration.
Luufrs ]. DuPHH, HExHY i. GAsLASp.
e. Y MouT0H, DOM III. KING,
( N. GIRAaD, ssssa JoiN ~ MoRaoGH,
WV, MORTON, e, H. MARTIN,
7. =. ROBIN, n
opelottsas, % novembre 1851
Mcssieursr-Ta yotre Ju II c%ourant. qyton Went de
me ~rcInettrc, est un tsinoigaago Aatteur de lestime
que me Pc at mes amis dus ba.. reau. s
La place Jugc de District, que yous me solicit
tcz de rcste~sA est une dc ceIles qui imposent 4 celui
'qni foecupe grantes responsibilities. Ponr sac.
gutter DIES dew II de Ia place, II FAINT raurir 10 natu-
rel aux cornaissances, fcsprlt juste a la force de GU
ractefc, N3lis
Vods nj fayes ccunu CONNIE Juge 1t CONNIE men,
bre di barreau depths noinbre d~'annees, ct poayea
en- consequence jager de mon aptitude a relnplacer
celui qNi depniss q'uatre ans, oecupcr avce tant ID
distinction ID place que vous, desire2 me voir.
Ngreez, lnessicdrs, fassurance te ma tres rrande
constellation, gt ss7sE j. N. OsnHToS..
Anx Hon, LNcius j, Dapre, q. H. Mouton. m. Gil
rsard, VIM. Mouton, Henry Ut f'ariand, John II.
kines John n. Molroagh, L. HI Martin, I, S.
Robin, Essas. .4S5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paniers dc Get
" excellent Vim, en- magasin. cue nous yendrons a
un prix reduit, pour clore nne cahsignatiun.
DEBAlLLON s GARRIEHE, Washington.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-29

lA Syracuse (Siei!e) ellie a etc forte, mails
Mn cause que pcy de dommagcs aux habita-
tons. II en- y etc nntrcment dams IN vile de
Gran-Niiche!e (%vallee De Palermc) qpia bean
coup s%ohilert; qie!ques persolites y ont meme
pertlu In vie. Ifl5tns, qni (epuis.l denx mois
etait 'restt tres ealme, 4 commence, lie ionr
da treniblcment De terrc, a lancer unic famte
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-29

Le stcamcr Marion q etc nolise rar les
agents t'a Lyonnais pour aller il la recherche
de'ce derlier steamer quils ont lcspoir de rc7
@tfourer a Rot. Ills esperent aussi que lie Ma
rior rcneontrera qnelques-unes des callots du
vapeur naulrage. Abeilie.
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yc.s here during the past eleven wears.

The boat. uniformly come laden down to the
Guard, with passengers und freight, and mex,
season tho number will be increased over 100,
iucudn: some ten new and magnificent side
whe- packets, now building at the various ports
on The Ohio.
The blliins in our city during the past season
has been immense, and the buildings generally of
The most substantial kind. The ethereal balcony
structures rearel by the new corners a, mere
necessities, are fast giving way to the ware
houses Of BRICK ard stone, and elegant dwellings
hat would be pride to the old cities Of the At
ianiic shore. About 100000 have been invested
n new buildings within Sax months, and thei 6
are now, Just finished, and in process of CON-
p.cIion within our city limits, fifteen buildings,
At an average cost OF ST. ,O00.
Perhaps the want of farmers in Minnesota is
the greatest obstacle young territory has to
counter. Wood is scarce because there is nobody
10 bring it to town; hay is high because there is
mob dy TO cut and cure it all the butter access
siDlc il Old enough to walk alone, and produce of
every kind is STEW and far between But farmers
IN abundance will come in with the approaching
Spring, Is subiue and cultivate our broad acres.
and become hertors of as beautiful and prolific a
country las Ger the san shone on" The past Of
our territory is wonderful; the present is pro-
grossive; the horizon of her future expands be-
fore oar vision, and cannot help thinking that
the Oymp'an gods were not so far mistaken after
all. when they located the fabulous Hesperan
gardens ''on the Western border of the Earth,
some where in the region of sunset'
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Oar Present and Future.

Nerer since the French Canadi IN Fur Traders
All Tr4npc : s:hered in their il-made cabins
upon our Biai, las St. Paul enjoyed more pros
p-rors summer than the last one. Immigration
ave il new impetus in the Spring, such it
IA never received before. and Commerce and all
The facilities o: the Territory were developed in
: >pondins degree. Real Estate was placed
- ! irner footing than before. manufacturers
bean 20 comprehend the immense advantages Of
ferei them in ,A:- North Western Capital, and
the siirr;a growing country by which it is en-
EiroaeI. A.riea.turists hal learned, that our
ell vas gifted with 4 miracllou, fertility, that
lie 5ooding immigration furnished market at
their oxn door, and nit this verify the place
To- them.
las. year or city contained 5000 inhabitants
ns= II, population Is not les than 10000. Last
year nobody dared 10 estimate the population Of
-hc TERRITORY ~ more than 100000, now it ex-
G j. twice TIA, number, and will soon be knock
M AZ ,he door Of the Union for admission us
sovereign State.
Ths increase in traffic and population may be
approximately asccrtained by the amount of
.>ieamboa;iag the Upper Mississippi. 10 1850
there we're different boats arrived at this place;
,.ur ~ the nss, season - boi.s have piled be-
tween rhis city and other points above and below.
There hive been in all 1.2 arrivals, though the
season of Biyi .tion has been shorter than any
rlcvious year on record, and this number would
h-re been increased 70 $50 had it not been for
tae embargo ahove Hastings. There have been
about "A arrivals at Hastings since the ice gorge
IL tn. river. and as the cirgoes were really in
tended fer this place. we may add them TO the
literal arrivals here. making the whole number
.l5. The Flora was the last boat ut that
place arrived November p.
The appended table shows the number of ar
-. L.rn Il i'm L. IL nlarnn
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r--.- r--- .- 81. -1l si IN tree Il At
90 ~. teutinrlisl .s.ss-zs. s.ss.
: -a.- c.n isr safeiy EFoa riilcS
g -- a. --.r1-E- -I-esns- [rtrs~1E.
.as-- p-si>s.ty adherence slavery.
PIT uarrF-
c.7o-et ~ slavery this
lts-- pee. iirit---J,i e. q. Fremont.
--EE ABOLITION - DOMESTIC SLAVERY = t' F-eaiest
A : ~
-----a-- &c. 80 suf 81 -Jr 5eFsJr ~ -
s.~sE-s &c stAs:---' " hen |
r---~zt-4 "a; 20 ID Es' i-i- e1aatTy.
4ErkT Cav rv SL.. ERh.---i lay. I'D tastl never
r-t- -l--r and never
sll wi lsAf fas sS;e - spread
f---trg <---s n nj n5" -Nlsi Henry
C=y-s Sg,scs- 20 :. "a.
--ts,snti, cool 20 te aone, wher-
% becoming slave
toe Iriacic ~ III extension OF
.lArrry- -rd se 1885,; have been
s--ses AL sill peri those piedg =;
a taas " that wounds the feeln .
a-h-r.-sr SOL undersanting.''
49,. eJ Da-tei igr's'eT- ga March. iS5s.
Saich the civilized world. II they
l.Ihl- asyself. VIII reprosch me
-: the 0IEer day. Ia! made
~DGii consent
r.t--,s .h- q slavery ia the United
,s-r Increase 81 slave Representation In
Hoo ssesch cf icaieI Websfey
ealLr OrcgSE BiI. SIS
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- Subscribers at Anoka. ST. Cloud, Month
--lla. Fremont City and Neenah, are informed
Il their papers shall lie forwarded in Il few
~-sks, as our agent has :urned up safe and
sound. The delay has been caused by the mis-
ca..ieye Of important documents.
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Treatment o. infInts.sThe angois household,
Just subject heir
who cider. and they require much cautious
treatment They have teach them
profitable, their constitutions are not
proof against the rough assaults tho harsher
tenpestuous They require medicines which
pleasant etects yet still
tain and active. lust such children
Gaup's COMPOUND Syrup of Brier Root, specific that
powerful enough strongest constitutions, which
tempered TO children iae The wind shorn lanbs
Away with yosr picra and give it > trial.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-06

CINcINNArI, Nov. 10.
The steamer White Bluff which sunk near
Rising Sun, on Sunday last, has been raised
The boa, and cargo are but little damaged.
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CO The Lancaster, (Pa.) Erpress says that
while oil spsculations about the Cabinet are pre-
mature, there is little doubt that Hon. Howell
Cobb, Of Georgia, and Hon. John Appleton, Of
NaisV, will be s9tsed Places.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

y. VI. G. A.-rhc 1icaling Rom the Young Mem.
Christian Association, c! Dsn Rhrers ONCE, NELSON'S
Building Third street, w be open the public,
date, from 10 10 IL \. NJ from TO p NJ and GU
81 the evening The leading Magazinee Secular keli-
gicu. Papers VIII Away be on hie.
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CO Cotillon Party and Supper will be given
al Marke, Hall, on Monday evening, Dec. 9Th.
Managers: j. c. Ramsey, John Higgins, n. E.
TYSON, Mr.. Ryder, Joseph Charles.
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Read This.-A Hoiiander's Testimony. JACOB
RINSkES. living Ia the Holland
Wisconsin, says 'Atter suffering misery
attending utter rTo>ratvn OF mind and body.
restored, by u.ins Brhave's Holland Bers, 20 perfect
health hi, remedy high repu.e
the Hoiiaicrs in wisconsin, Michigan, New York.
Holland settlement IN the United Sates
mach in its favor Ty i;or Chronic Nervous Debility,
any Nervous, khe am itic, Neuralgia affection.
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Ihorms ner custopers and the ladies Sau
raul ana vicinity, that she has Just arrived from New
anu fh'iadeipha with most splendid assortment Of
.sa FALL BONNETS,
wc sne VIII dispose OF at the price,
VII" her beautiful Ribbons, the Laces
saCoiars' Under-slseves, Chilnsctts, &c. &C. SC
Sne would state to her f.iends ana
se isnow prepared to do Dressmakng In the most an
SYKES and Latest fashions by celebrated method f
" D. nrsss. anu IN conclusion that she will
warrant most perfect Mt in every respect. 'AS "'
Oct. 90 mod o8- Mrs Dor..
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ST. PAUL MARX ETS.

DAILY TINES OFFICE,i
Dec. g. 1856.
WEIGHTS GRAIS.-rhe following are-tn. 81 tablished
weigh grains his Territory Wheat, "A bu.;
Glover seed 60 b. Rye. IS Indian
D. aa oA,e 3: lbs = bu Barley, 4s rs p bu. Buckwheat
~ ns & Ia.
LIVE sIOt.. DRIED
Beef e5c q Apples ScGI2 IS
Ss0e.35 Peaches 81 6O6s6
wotk Sl00 Ia -: yok Green apples. cog Dbl
FRESH
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There were fonnd in the United States,
in 1850, 2,55S persons over 100 years of age
This shows that about one person in 5000 will
be likely 10 !se to that age. The French census
shows only lO2 persons over LOG years old
though their population was larger by more
than one-third than the population of this coun-
try. Old age is, therefore, attained among us
much more frequently than in France.
CT The Lord Mayor Of London, in person.
after hearing complaint against ayoung man
for cutting the ears Of kitten as puppies ears
are cut, and instituting n solemn ~ inquiry in
to the transaction, fined the pcrpetrator two
pounds sterling. Think of the Mayor of Phila-
delphia, of New York, or of Boston, concerning
himself about the integrity of kittens ears!
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TAKEN UF.
FOR SALE,

1000 the beat wild land in the Territory
sae and $50 lots, situated in the most prosperous
nourishing Minnesota. Having Travelled most
the aud having been at great expense In
fading the best localities. confident that can offer bar
gains Those having thou
sand dollars ve-t IN Real Estate, would do well to call at
Uice State and Bridge streets, opposite
the hotel, and examine the schedule.
ROBERT W. HAMILTON,
Attorney Law and Dealer In Real Estate, cd
de4.tf Cannon Falls, n. +.
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.-sar.-- = -ac,f e. GIo. AZ GA I~nBioD
- g ~ 81 E- Of t-ty Legislative
49,. - . ~ ihsi parp0se
- Hegis-cfsr.
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NEW YORK PRICES AT ST. PAUL,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ID. w. INGERSoIsLI
In the corner Store Of Block orposife p o.
uAv1NG been engaged in the importing and J,btins
Business IN the Sy ci New isrs twenty yesrs
he feels confident that he offer superior
country erch ants and others 10 purchase their sccc
English, French an- American
STAPLE AVID FANCY DRY GOODS
Of every descripon will be found his store. In
part OF cloths vesnes every variety
tlemens under and furnishing which he
would call the particular merchant
taIors.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
In great variety. Aoi.e Antique and other r.,x.
De LANES, Aerinos, Pisds, De Bsges, Ca.sos, &C.,
Rich Broche square and long Shawis, 40
Plain and Embroidered Grape Sh awie
Wool. Plaid, square and long Ehawis,
Gsntleinen's heavy long Shawls,
Iadlea' hoeiery-merino, lambs wool and cotten.
Also. under misunderstanding scd six,
Blankets, white and colored, 80
Linen and cntton kheetfngs. ~
ftckings, striped shirtings,- ~
White, red, yellow and grey Y1annsis.
p. &C., &C., &e., &c. go :.
without snumersng further the public Invited 70 so
oSauine and yuseaaos. 8. ~ III - !.
- Sau% oe,ee0 60 1oootu0 aEf9lgskagy ~
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CO The South would WADE KNEE DEEP
IN BLOOD in Kansas, and would RIDE IN
BLOOD up to their horses bellies, rather than
submit to lose KANSAS for q SLAVE STATE.
Col. Forney at a Buchanan meeting, Reading,
Pa Sept. c6,h.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-06

New YoaK.-Our OLD friend 'Romeo' makes his
appearance once again in our columns this morn
ing. We commend his spicy letter to his many
adnrers.
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EMPIRE C,rY, IL. T., is.ituated twenty II,

EMPIRE Cary. IL. T., ~ miles sou,h
of ST. Paul the Du.nque route Nohhd Cam
city, Farrbauit. Cannon Falls and Red Wing-a: the
crossing above Hastings. 1t is surrounded b. class
farming country. Thc been three
weeks aid 1t boasts sf two Pablo Houses, zone
stonc one Black shops Shoemaker, and six Capen
tiers. joint Sock Company has been formed
good FIGURING MIL 10 he In running order the first June
next. There plenty Of building 4nt lmeston mmed
in the vicinity the town. has been overlooked until
the present time. 1t is expected large wsprinS
the Prairie Enpre City IN two that
will compare favNaby with the the Mississippi
river from three ten old. settler have lot
build At merely nominal price. Lots, in price, range
$50 $3.50 each. For further information enquire
Mesrs. Hamilton Laird Empire City l.. C. Kinney,
Paul
APERrUMED BREArE.-what lady or gentleman would
remain under the disagree able breath when using
the balm THOUSAND FLowEhs'' dentrihce
would not only render sweet bu; leave The teeth white
alabaser? Many lesors do that their breath
BAD, and the subject delicate their friends will
men,ionit single drop The "Daa,''
brush and wash ;he teeth night and morning. aIty cent
bottle Will last year.
pexon lily b8 acquired
Balm a Thousand F0wers. IL Will tan, pimpes
and freckies SKIN, leaving 1t OF soft and roseae
hue. Wet tose pour three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASV.wet your sh avig brush in either
cold three drops Of Balm
Thousand Flowcrs'' beard Will
beautiful soft later much facilitating the operatono shaw
ing. Price only fifty cents W. I. PEIRIDGE Il co.
Franklin Square, New york.
For sale 10y BOND EELLOoG,C City Store
To Young Neu-pLEAsANr AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLOYXENr.-Toung Men In every neigh6oriood obtain
healthf, pleasant. and profitable employment. by engaging
and popular ,oks, All
For and particulars address,
post-paid
FOWLER; WELLS, No. 30S Broadway. New York.
ap, inn will w be from
tie possibility o. loss While the profits derived will b. very
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The City sewerage.

Our curiosity was attracted We stcrday by a
man with a wheel barrow emerging from under
St. Anthony Street near Office. At first we
thought it nigh, be the bewildered Perley Poore
propelling his pippins to Col. Burbank but fur
ther investigation disclosed an excavation Is
feet under the road, being Eiade rs a sewer to
the ceicr of the new Bank of Mackubin & Ed
gerton. 1t follows a strata Of very compact
sand, and by dint of pck-axcs, and hard work
has nearly reached its terminus. This is, we
think, the mos; effective and best mode in which
our city can be drained.
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HARLES W. WOOL LEY,
LOVER LFvEE, ST. PAUL,
Is fairly under way, and will Tansscta
STORAGE, FonwARDING. AND COMMISSION
DeaIlargeiy in
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all busine. TO his care. L. viii gre
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
MARI packafes '.Csre OF &. W. W., ST. PAUL.
Messrs. Borup and tiak.s, BANKERS St. Paul.
Thomas B. Whist IN, ESD, do.
Pr. Walker. &sq. Dubuque, Iowa.
5. S. Phelps neil s. So E,a. oa1.ws., Ill. '''
T. A. Bs sss s, co ST, Louis MO
Cornwall X Brothers, Louisville. ny.
Williamson Mann y Co., New York.
Hugh canpIeli, G>.., Philadelphia, Pa.
Jos. $. Low aring y Co., do. do.
wM. s.. ~. pARKLEY.
WOOD BARLEY,
MTHOLEsALE GEoCERs: D.al-'s in Flour, Grain and
per Levee. ST. Paul, Sin. 70 All Goods consigned to US.
should be marked, Careof Wood BAkley, Upper LandnS
81. Paul. n"vin
GROCERlEs-lN STORE AND FOR SALE.
= n hhds prime New Orleans Sugar. .
~ 100 b1l. ne, crushed and reGaed do
1000 do oats
800 bbs Pork.
5000 PIcklei and Smoked Hams.
500 sacks Corn Meal.
80 do white u. ans.
100 bags priNe Rio Coffec.
$50 nbls s. ii. ant Syrup Molasses.
81 hair chests Extra Imp. 7. II. and Black Teas.
100 boxes Soap.
100 do Candies.
ice bpIs Rectihcd whlskey.
500 boxes choice braudsv'a Tobacco.
SO bbls Rice.
or casks Champagne Brandy.
so0b.S- aSsbrte shut.
100 5oxes lmp,rt d Domestic Cigars.
% b6lS Od 1nang aheis WhsRey.
80 boxes Pearl Starch.
100 do Candy.
Also aud Nell selected assor nent Of Groceries
orally, which will furnish the Trade small adv
WOOD i BARHLEY,
Wholesale Grocess, J. r. Irvine Co.'S. stand, Up
Per Levee. nov27-u.
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BIRDSELL Il SMITH, aff
Fourth Street, above Wabashaw Street,
BLACKsMlTHS AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
RE prepared attend ali orders for Car
n ragcs, Seghs, Cutters; Shoeng Carriage lronng
ack.mthing kinds Repairing; Engine and Steamboat
Work. ~ Sleighs and Wagons for sale.
teng both prsctcA hanc, experience in
The
wvkmen, confident they the public and
specttuy request their patronage
rs. Cash paid good hard wood timber.
de3-3m BlRDSELL SMITH.
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ID. J.. JUSTICE. $40.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
re DRY GOODS,
Third Street, Second above Mime sofa street..
MI open WEDNESDAY, Dec. Sd, large and we'll
w assorted stock Staple Fancy Dry including
every variety OF ladies Dress Goods g, Furnishing
Goot &C., &C. The public respectfully solicited TO cali
ad examine the STOCK before iLt elsewhere. dt-Im
NOTICE..
VINUE young who took 10 Pen, White Bone
Handle, from the flee y. {. TAYLOR & Coz, on the
mornns OF the nre, Is reques cd the
Biis ana thereby save uouble. he Is
FOR SALE.
n EASY RUNNING TwO-HORsE WAGON nearly
"A Can be had cheap cash. Apply 1T this onlce
Nov. 2S-tf +.
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Carpet Rags Wanted ,

ATE.N WALTERS Carpet Weaver, Minnesota st., near
n Fifth, which cash carpets PAID. Please
leave word where the be obtained
called for. 5sH-t III &fg n Oct. 26.Efs
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MAZDA BRICE,S

MADAMO.SELLE BRICE'S
Dressmaking Establish meut.
NHDLLE BRCE respectfully informs her natrons and ,s
w PULLS she viii be ready Monday, the 10th inst,
receive er slightest ORDERS having just received
haoer OF patterns presenting and extensive
assortment OF new and graceful designs Ladies' aud Chill
Smith, dealer in dry goods. l - - " ~
St. Paul, Nov. 6ih-.wd r.far.- .fsrt