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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
NEW YORK, April ID. 1856.

Ngw YoaK, April ID. 1886,
The otaomme Of the spring IL bringing oi
the music sll over The land The song Of bird,
Is sounding through the groves, and the chin,
Of the dollars is circulating through the peck
cts so long empty and silent The monkey,
have returned from the SOUTH and add tbeii
bu6o chatt'ring 10 the straiy Of their music
grinding masters. Even fsB,n the depths 81
the sea the porpoisc- are lenping up IN gro
tcsgue gnmbols 10 greet the great water. birds
IN their circling Right through the toying
brcczes OF spring. Tho old Adams aud the
tempting Ewes are re-appearng IN tie budding
e,icns Of city aud country, and Satan Is also
among them. II Ia strange 20 observe how tho
old serpent will pop IN wherever there Is
music and beauty and augbt u human happi
ness and change il all 10 discord and sin an,
sorrow Our everyday snakes of the nine.
tenth century haven't forgotten the trick Of
their Shiny original A birds warblc or q
wood land flute will bring them ont of their
holes in search u prey. There sesfns 70 have
been sonnd reason in the old Puritapic and
Quaker prejudice against music. Satan IN a
great lover Of church eboirs, especially IL he
detect. any female voices around This Epis
copaI church IN this city is being exercised or
this subject by discoveries and revelations in
some Of their organs.
Some years since. on the occasion Of our ~.
ligious anniversaries, Satan introduced the Hrt
froure oi model artists in our country Scrip
tnrnl subjects attrac,rd large audiences, and
many Of tbe dmninies from distance hal their
moral father sadly siugcd Finally, when
they 90, down as far ~ Srsas and the Elders
the Old serIsnts tail was discovered and h.
was obliged to leave Biblical expeditions and
20 hack TO the classical illustrations u Jupiter
and yenns The sncient dragon Is nov oren-
ing the spring % the same dodge. This time
be- has taken go.,d care 10 get the etdor~upep,
81 the Pop However, b. hasn't mansyssl thu
thing with bis usual tact A few xtrong reso
lu,ious from the snow Nothing councils aud q
accommodation from ByscHsn and tbe L.is.
pe,dsr,, .h0ahl have heen his ticket. Proba.
bIy he regarded them ~ rather imprsrticabIe
R,1yublicar~ ard theretosr souewhat opfs~esl
10 The Pop. the Devil and model artizts. We
rider ~ The late exhibitions in Que ~ our prio.
cipal theatre, where thu crmihsIon and lat
moments Of dsr 5avioar have been repseSeotesl
/ In alienation with the Feast Of Bs<chus and
received nightly with the I'll! His ?" Of hun.
drs,is a the m,0Ieru allies " Of Iaeikr Th,ss
I Who wish 20 se the drpshs u imported civil
nation .bouh witness tbcse performances.
/ The American Dramatic Pand ecleirate,l
their annual estiVal yesterday. 1he lion. Mr.
BR.Ds presiJed, Anl Hon. CHAnsa ParKrcr
DAY. AID THoe. Passes MsAsHyn usIe the
principal sI,schNs Old ireland. down ,ro.IIen
~ sLe ia. IA s;iIl abb N contribute the greats,
talent 10 our bar, the brightest snans.nts u
4 49,. .lo,.rs..,. .,J III. chef As,-<.u.. a. 40.
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FROk WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

lxrRovwxKSr.--Th work in progress on
Third, between Roberts and Minnesota streets.
is TO terminate in the completion Of business
house three stories high, besides u spacious
basement for storage purposes, This brick
block is being built by CArncARr 4 Co, dry
goods dealers. and Mr., DREw. the saddle and
harness manufacturer. The proprietors intend
to have their building ready for occupation
about the first Of June, and no part Of the
building will be leasable to outsiders, for the
simple reason that they will need the whole Of
il for their own extensive business
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VlERRITORy az MINNbsOTA,

vNERRITuRY OF MINNESOTA,
i ptsfRicr COURT kei laird Judicial nisirlr,, la
kntA C~ants
The Heard II Cosnty Commissioners tot nakess eoaa
w. rcfri,oIy OF Minnesota, fiaiaiids
Agsias,
fAnkhn J. hsr,lstt Joseph n, Hpwa, ef smiley oeaa.
" 0eeve Nersssu and John Msahaae II baAo,a
eeant,, tAv,d oims,sd u Wiaoaa eaassy aud pansi
D, nraslsy, ef Ramsey ssanty, t,sfsataats.
To FtAnAia j Nss,lett, Joseph n nrewu, 0ensrs
Hersn~st, John Mcshsss David olws,ed and basssif
htswley, the above usmea aeisadaAis.
You are hereby sumoned aai reqa,red 10 answer the
complaint In this setioa which compliant Ia alsa IN the
enss efsas u@rk II the p.ss.t Ceart sterssasa, ~
henaesa In the seuay u pskota afsvseid Aad 10 serss
copy Of yepr answer - the afasvaad eoupiasat me
81 my oop In the ,ewa - Hastings, In said esuny
~i,A,a t~ray days shsr the estes ksseo exclusive Of
the dss II such service, and ysu all Ia answer sad
ssng'sses Suhs ,hs !sss sscsy.1a ~ e-ls,M ~ ~.
settee It'll tate ladTmeas arsssst Nc the suu, ~
ne h. rcd ami 6as,ssa ao,ars and Stat, ave eeu,s
With Interest nom the Af.t day Of February, A. isaa
besides the costs ~ this seNaa
INWARD v PARKkR,
Apt A-wa Plaintiffs Attorney
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Sies.l C.tr.,rcnasnce Of the neassr and Democrat,
Ns~ Pos, otncssstt,e@ea, Of the pidcslsie. In ref
errass to The Half Brr~i rnst-rso Of rs@siss--
Gev Gcsmaa's SALARY
/ WASHINGTON, April 70. 1886,
The appointment Of the Kansas Invcs,iga.
,ng Committee and departure Of its members
to the scene Of their lsbors has bcrcft US Of all
exciting topics and Congress is n, last rlcd-
ding along through the routine Of legitimate
business.
| notice at the Post Otiice Department. that
our delegate. Hon. IL. NJ. RIcg, has within thu
last few days procursi tho establishment Of the
following new post Offices In Minnesota
Walco,t. Rice County; Josrru Ricn,sp'
son, =. NJ
Sand Creek, Scott County; wv. Ho,xss
7. NJ
Rushtsrd, Fillmore County; SYLVESTER s
SrrnHiss, z. N.
isushscha, Chisago County; Gncxor H.
Foisox, T. NJ.
wa.erville. IL suem County; s.srm D.
DRAxx 2. N.
The Postmaster General has also ordered tho
appointment Of Asa W. DANIELS. at Sioux
Agency, Brown County, In place Of Z, Pxws
cor, who declined an appointment rendered him
| There Is at last . fair prospect oil q settle
ment Of the difficulties which have hung around
the Half Breed Tract on Lake Pcpin, Par
ties are here from our Territory representing
conflicting interests. and il is highly probable
| that some proper basis for an immediate ad
just,ucnt Of tho matter will be adopted, Such
,.,.,s,s ,Sns ~ E,ss;,''.I III "s !" A.
,hc os,,ra I s,, .au,h.,n .,!,,;o". vi ar NJ
hannv ~ 800 s -, 49,, T., ,.,',, ssJ n, All
a.rry !. N """' '''' w 'Ne"" " wv
$500, y, a., l., A.. cs..,a . s,,.
No. 80 " ,..;.:'.., =, y, % .r .,s,,,n,,
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X. tn 49,. Wa 49,. .u,ssS :. ~ $50,
Of War SaI, sana,nr ~ "h,s:,sJ on ,schnic.,
gronn.is h, reason 81 ia h,;.g n,.nsI In thr
naG";',no, IN -, :, .,,., IT,, ,hn AL,
nal ann,anr;a,;on hai ny "p ros h.." s,rends5
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sa, \" ~, sa"ara, ~ ~, sm afpVr " s
KIN .nJ hn,s,, ,'ns 49, ,,..s .c,tn"
w a.. a,,.r ; . M., -. " Isn . !,
y" ue "a.'e., A'orms u's' nv .,''.Mu' y
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We intend devoting hereafter, . portion o.
the PIONEER AND Dsxoc1Ar to matters Of 10
cal, river, and commercial news. Mr.. II. w.
PHELPS, gentleman every way compstent,
will have charge Of this department, aud We
trust in bis inquiries will meet with that coop.
Grafton from osr citizens, the nature Of his &C.
cupation demands.
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TERRITORY or MINNESOTA.

V1NERRITORY on MINNESOTA
i pisrAiCr CouRr Rs Third Jsd,sia, District. Ia
kuta e.asiy,
Moses o lfuas and Aiss,s = R.ni,, especial par,
nsul fiaie,tasi
.lf Against
Messs q. wahsr, DsSeaaam,.
To Moses wslAst, the shove named defendant -
You ere hereby xsmmessd esd required ~ snswes shs
complsst In this action, Of Which eaey 10 herewith
served uppn yoa and serve copy 81 your ups
me ~ nav Office IN Tie town sf nastaes In sssd eeuaty
within twenty DAYS ass service hssvet esalasss of III
plant within the time asssaa the piatAsiGs IN this
toa wt take jaasmsWs assiast yos ler TIE u Nv
hsaarsd Aad any three deiass aud thirty eight cents
with Utsts.t fronl The nhseash day 81 April A. ~ 1870
besides the costs ofthis aetioa
Dated ., nsssiass shs i<,h de- II April, y y 1895.
EDWARD y PARKER,
AprI " Nv " rislauKs atsssssr
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The First Bsnt,--1he steamer Lady Frank,
lin, Capt, LrcAs. arrived on the 18th, at six
O'Clock FROM Galena, with upwards Of 200 pas
seugcs The Lady Franklin lett Galena
on Wednesday last, and arrived at the fcc,
Of the Lake on Thursday. She came through
the Laks on Friday morning. The Lake is
clear Of ic,'. and the commencement Of navga.
ton may b. dated from April 18th
At the landing, when the Lady Franklin
arrived. there were upwards Of fifteen hundred
people. As she neared the shon, three hearty
cheers greeted TEE riRsr BOAT OF rHx sxAsoS.
ARRIVAL ov rHE GAiESA---A large crowd
WAS attracted TO the lcvee on Saturday even
ing. OF hearing for the first time this season,
the familiar whistle Of the steamer Galcna, -
Capt. Lodwick disappointed the multitude on
the lower leyce by going pas, the town to the
Upper Landing, where the boat halted, grace
fully turned about, and made for lower town In
double quick time" A band of music being
on board, several national and popular airs
were played with very enlivening effect The
Galena brought to Minnesota some eight hun
dred passengers. and considerable freight.
tn. Reveille arrived on Sunday evening
from Mankato. Capt SPENCER reports as fol
lows LETT st, Paul on Thursday afternoon
2, 7. NJ. with lag passengers. and full
freight Left Mankato Sunday morning at
O'Clock A. NJ; made - landings aud arrived
at st. Paul same day at o'clock in the eve
ming Quickest trip on record"
-
49, g Ills c;aa g. mS..A i. ssl -. a
trip or two on the Chippewa river, will return
TO the Minnesota. and We should think from
the number OF boats 10 run on that river there
would at least be daily line.
| TnE steamers II. Nj. Rice and Gov. Ramsey
left st. Anthony for Sank Rapids on Monday
Both boats were heavily laden with goods and
passengers for the upper country The former
took $50 passengers.
Tux Fanny Harris Gordon, master. arrived
on Tuesday afternoon from Pittsburg. having
made the passage in seventeen days. She was
heavily laden with goods mostly for 81 Paul
merchants
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NJ a ~ % Z o. ID.

On rhufsi.y, March ai,h, =, the residence ~ Nj, u
u FOLSOM, Rasb.sbs, ch.age soon,y. n r., bs { r.
Garle, ESq NJ. Ioss 4 Bns~s, ~ sunrise, sud MI
MIuE HsrwslL II BiootnssId Mains
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RIVER NEW s.
The Girsl OoaS.

The steamer LADY FRANKLIN, Captain NJ,
Il. LcAs arrived at the lower landing, on
Friday evening, 18th inst, at six O'Clock, from
Galcna.
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ON AcsUgNT ~ Tny

on ArcDIET ~ THE
THOU BIf.s IN KANSAS TERRITORY
Coz. Re. s,.sss pi ss-s. 500, guns ssd implsssnt'
4 all sinds from sss po<Ast gallery 10 he fasssi b'sss
as piss, ssd lssGs ssssf,msst ~ Hose tsfstsbins
Ga<-ss, WSsSsn Ware, Tia and Stoves al all tisd., vii
10 ssid % The psseesbis e,issas Of hsassss shssp '
s.<i, sad 10 esnntfy ssfshsais 81 ssfsi dis "sh''
ssf % 'sfI accommodating tsrms -
A. ihsn Old ssaA, Bfkt Store, osrnsl Ihi,d sal
hmssssss stsesss, d Peel, hisssssis sses sms
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IT is stated that over one hundred persons
left the town Of Concord, N. H.. with EX-Gov.
BAKER, Tor various places in the north west -
He has settled in Clinton, Iowa, The present
Governor. aud the N. II. Patriot. speak Of this
rush Is an IN omen for the future prosperity Of
that State
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BLAsgs. We have Just printed and FIR sale
q, this Office blanks tor L,sDt0RD AND Tfs.xrs
Lr.ss. They ar ia the most approved form,
and printed on good pap.r
We have Cor sale full AMI complete ass0rt-
ment Of Blanks for LAWYER aud Justices 81 the
Peanc
Also 10 It iabsis of every descriptlnn
kept constantly ga hand
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KIrxs.-One manaisrturer. Mr.. JOsEs. Of
Minneapolis. expect. to furnish 100000 Of
bricks the PRESENT season
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Com naeree with Canada aud other Brit.
ish American Provinces.

Since the adoption of the reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Great Britain,
the general trade between our country and
Canada and the other British North American
PROVINCES has increased far beyond the antci-
pations Of the most ardent Of the friends Of
that measure. In recent report, transmitted
by the State Department 10 Congress, the val.
ne Of the trade between the nitcd States aud
the British American provinces, is exhibited
for the years 1851. 1852. 1859. 1854 and s55.
From this report, the Washington Union ex-
tracts the following
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Tux WMsLow Housk, under is presen,
!; sae-,os IN, s,ss-. -
whole Northwest Here the tr. weller will find
oil his wants carefully and courteousy attended
TO- In the prouptest manner. Mr.. T.. A. DxurL
the gentlemanly proprietor. is now rraping the
rich reward which 50 good landlord deserves
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EVEN the hand cart men in st. Paul. have
caught the goahesdstive aeling so prevalent
among ~. We notice one going about town
labelled Industry Industry,
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DALEY BROTHgRs, sTORAOI FOR.

DALEY BkOTHEkS, 6TORA0E FOR
- wAaDINg AsD C01nIsaiON nsnchANrs.
esi,sd ssd shall seastsasiy kssp % ksaA Issss sad
sompisss steek.
yss.sss cad ssssisss 10 DshsssA, nlss ssd oeedsus
cosstlss weah do well 70 give - . call We svs
sosss, oss ases q ~ swsst pviess, ssA ssa readily
s9sss 70 sell tAsa law BE- cash.
hssiaes, Ma. Ter. msy %, lsss-lywAt.
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Ds. FosTER, Of Hastings. informs us that the
farmers in Dakota county, have powed and
sowed tseblc more grain this season than any
previous one, and IL the demand for seed is any
indication Of the fact, we should judge that
next fall will produce wonderful results from
that allimportant branch Of industry -agricul-
turc His new grist mill on the vermilion.
great desideratum in that vicinity will he
ready TO- operation by the time the crops come
of
| TnE st. Anthony Repub',ea is understood
to have "6zzled out !" for what reason we know
not, except il may have been lack Of patron
age. Under these distressing circumstances,
they will get all the sympathy they deserve.
| GALExA AND MrsSEsOrA PACKET CoxpASr.
We find the following in the proceedings Of
Congress OF the 7th inst
On motion Of Mr. Washburn Of Illinois:
| Resolved, That the Postmaster General he
directed TO communicate TO the House copy
Of the memorial Of the city authorities Of Du
buque, Iowa, in relation 10 the carrying Of the
mails by the Galeua and Minnesota Packet
Company.
The Advertiser In speaking Of this memorial,
says:
We have heard OF this memorial before
II was intended that its false statements should
eject the object desired and that il could
sleep in some pigeon hole Of the Department
without it, contents being known 70 the pub
lie We kov,c vv;tI pnsv tho iiwht ~ day
ixrRovKxRSrs AT ~. AsrAOsY.--We are
glad 10 record the increase OF this thriving city
10 population and wealth The Express says
gentleman from the east is now in that city,
negotiating ior the erection Of q foundry, capa
Die Of accommodating 100 workmen. M.
Srosv. the gentleman who proposes building
il, ia the proprietor Of an extensive foundry
near Hartford, Conn.
A Canal. thirty feet wide. the Express says.
is being cut through Hennepin Island. for the
Mil purpose II commences about tn mid
die Of the Island and is to be EXTENDED to the
loot. A similar canal is soon to II Gu, through
upon the opposite side Of the Island.
SALE o. Loos.-The Sank Rapids Frontier
man, states that, the sale II logs and lumber
seized by order n Government, upon the Mis-
.isippi AMI its Tributaries in the sauk Rap
ida Land OnSce District, took place On the 9Th
instant, at sank Rapids. Upwards Of 10000,
0o0 Of feet were sold at public auc,ios.
FiLs ~ 81. AsrnoxY.--The Falls OF -
Anthony should Pc seen nov. to he appreciated
The Express says:
The Fails present q very spl~ndid appearance
DOW. They are not only BEAUTIFUL bot they
are sublime. The old hogs and rubbish which
have heretofore ~ much marrssi th~ir beauty
are fast dissTearinr All excepting ooe Jan
, near the Minneapolis shore. have gone and this
mus, disappear, under thu Immense pressure o.
water which Ia no. playing over IT,
BKicxs-One manatsrturer. Mr.. JOSIE. d
l A. pTsnl II
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ST. LOUIS.


THMrIRE SAW WORKS. Nv, 4 =. GAGE 4
Il every Asssrpstsa II Exisa
Cast steel MIL. Circular, IN, Msley, Cress Cus,
reas Hand aad paas eaws, eaw Handles. upssss an&
Ced CAisss, rraah springs. Knives, Reaper seklss,
OsI ssws repaired and made - good - new ., small
TIE sndsssisasd have made ssrA tnpssvssasass - J
arrived 81 sueh perfection In the tsmpssng ant gra<
Ing department II their worh cad tahe eoce pAoo 70
rtocsis Ne ssss quality u steel that they sss asss
- Aaad saa nov setas msasSc'sssd, ere anA wt -.
svcsuAt 10 skls mashss.
Every aaw sold sadss their saaraa,ss win hs mads
March so-aaw essyr w. l.. =. GAGE D co.
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN q COB
i PLANTATION MiLL.--rrice rpduced. TIE ssh
scriher has purchased ssciusivv rsAs 81 territory s
sale In the West, II the above eeeessssd milis sad 10
prepared to MrHsh then Al su tssss = shsr whe's-s'"
% retail, guaranteed In the nost positive mannes.
Il Il new mere than year since ne Little 0tas"
introduced to The pablo, dursn9 whtch tine has
eesa constantly growing In the popular aver.
The improvements recently edessed aed patented
msl. u N. @e., psrs.s. ~ssAas ever .dsssd hs g.
,aeAnE tssa,, and ~stxhs - alles. No. ~. Ne.
sse, Ne q, too, No. Z, tca poands. rweaty mlnstes
are .ame..as 10 ~, without msshsatesl M
aud ssee eses adjusted, eau w,h sa,y BE- ss'ra''sd
"ae"s' v~n @rse,,ess accompany each m''''
No. ~ and .ms,ads b, meal " hour With Acr.s
| hvm. " 10 "
" S% u . ="
| As-iisersl discoa, 10 dealers,
| iAMws n. CHADWICK,
Ne o. L"ous, at, between second and Third,
aovi-dSwy ~. tea,s, Mo,
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THE MISSION school. for GIRIIG,
CEDAM sfMEET, ". PAU,
UNDER TIN WARS Old

Miss GAsas w. Fires, ...s...,........,,P riasipsl
Miss v. Asrsus, .,.........,..... - Assistsst.
u,Hs school hss M .ons tin. b..a fsn sod applies
j tipss fss admission ssss-ssrliy AssisA
TWENTY MORE PuPiis can sow be admitted the atd
% second s's"pst@s, and Experienced Teacher hs,,as
been secured
IN" class ~ pavs psfssins advanced stsdss siii
rsse sst~siai asotisn during the ssrt term Asd Miss
Frcs d-sirss IN soisrgs this class
The Wie,sf Terra besss TIA hssaAy asut Nov zsth
Tbs ,~o school rooms sussbsd 10 the Evi.sop.i
obsrss siihe- ssd are % feet sqasrs sseL and -si
wsf@sf asd vepIIsted
TERMS e-THEgE, torH. ssd five aoilsss per Sssr
tH' according ~ the age sod sisdlss Of the 1sps With
10 ssnis ss'fs, q slater, tor fuel,
s~nlnr Pfssbytsr ~ the Associate hiss'ss.
~ Fasi, Nov 10 1859. dzv vu
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V,ERKIroRY or MINNESOTA RAMSEY

isa' matte, q tho f.'.'' c.uu,..,o,.. s,,,..
Asps W sssLIsr
wLsr..s Tho ssasrsxnsd have been AyYp,assd BY ~
Hen the PROBATE Cesr ~ tbs Cossy ef ksnssy, Con
nl..ons,. 10 receive sIsmias sod sasss all ss a.
ssss. ~ eli pssssss .ssIss, the sst assesssa shows
Bssaed
N0io. !. th-r.for. gwen that N. usass.irssd oil
meet a, tho ses ~ issss d. Head In the el,y of n
Paul In sd sossir, tbs sssssd MsaAsy the twsp,A
II hsy ssr sad sssk ssec<eaiss seessa nssday
~ sasb snd every ss,h sst and lsdns the sseasd
sdsy ths ihdsspth dsy ~ oetSbss s.st .. III. ksa,
~ s'ss~s o. . 70 sessiSs, examine sad aAls.t oil
els Hs Assinst .sld t<tAte
~ the ssass Of the said Csurt, all sisims not pre-
ssssa " he ssasf.xssi vithis as assssh. IRON tbs
date ~ the erss rsshss,es ~ tbs motto. gill DO
spnrsb sity. co.aml..l...r.
AIsn II, issstv D. v. d. HEAnD.
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WEsrzKS ExIGkArIoS The New Iiamp
shire Paif'a says
We hear a person. IN all sert'on. d ths
State, Who ire starting for the Wet. on preIa-
ring TO 90. while many have already gonr this
Jring In or day la, serk al agent IN ~
OF tn great routes To the West, Md hfi0r.
tickets 10 men going from this vicinIty There
u. no doubt tia, NOR TegAe Will bAve this
Stat. kr the West this year than have gone 10
any three past yeAr.
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sl000 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS. ~-DA.
- Wis, MOODY \ CO, wholesale heal.r. In Try
.c"d. nee's sh:.s .na Hats J sea's Water s.tes,,
hrsaeh efths House IL Y. u. DAVIS IN, sf Aa,Hi
ss) whose experience ier The pact twenty Ave years
exethst with ample means, give us facilities In The par
ehass u goods rarely saass aud sssssd ,os No e,her
!, wrsesNu e-sSs a. aesSs.sts y eaS Wssesrs--
10 unusually etsastve, Witch enshss g., sner large
and complete assortment IN each et the lines 81 res
shove named, can be Gaea In ths marie, AID ,hs,
sa"Js entirely new bought In ,h- host marArs
ssd ws viii saarsates sais sstietica In psees aud
terms, 10 ell Who may hve W. With ths,r pa,n@ass
apt JS I'm
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EIlRAVERsE DIES Sioux LAND AGENCY =

gINRAvERSE DIS SIOUX LAND AGENCY 49,
II 0snaas n. spsscuR. Notary rakie, Dealer IN Rs6,
ks,a,s, end usnefsi Agent Tar Neolst County, vii
pfompty attend 10 purchase and saie 81 Real ksssts
procure Dess Toe Lets fsom Judge CAAtaed Fay Tssss
Collect pss,s, Esseate i~ed., Me,ssrss rsAs Aehae~i
sass,ssts, Adnalatssss Oaths, n.
References IN ~. Paul
kSoos Ramsey, Marshall 4 o.,
uas, uessssa, nasap d Oakss,
ledge Cooper, Gel II Mekenty,
nr,shne wtslow ws,sct aasehssr
MAJ. n, Mei>sA
Traverse des S,oux.
q. 4 y1aaarsa, !, poansiiy,
u A. Brown, :. Cowsn,
Saaaopv
J. Wsksaeid, r. J. 0aihraith,
~ Mol,sMd, Jadge healsy,
A ChstaslA, nslie Elaine.
A. v, ne iAvssgus, IL ssar
March ~, 1870 ~4dAw Sn,,
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TnK steamers II. Nj. Rice and Gov. Ramsey
left st. Anthony for Sank Rapids on Monday
Both boats were heavily laden with goods and
passengers for the upper country The former
took $50 passengers.
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