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WEDNESDAY,, JULY %, 1865.
Old Line wings of Rutherford.

1t will be seen by reference to the ad-
dress of the Old Line Wings of Rutherford
County, that, at their meeting Saturday,
they determined to support Mr.. Fillmore
for President.
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from Kentucky,

A subscriber from Kentucky writes as
follows
"Great enthusiasm here for Fillmore-more
than have witnessed since the time of Clay
Kentucky will repudiate the slanderer OF Hen
ry Clay, with heavy majority. -
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Great BARGAINS Gam BE Had.

TIVE subscriber wishes sell his spend farm containing
go acres, scjoning Gallatp, Sumner county, Tenn.
adjoining the depot likely negro boy girl mules
brooi will be taken in part pay desired There
spendid dwelling and all other necessary houses the
premises Those wishing 10 purchase examine for
forthemseves adress the subscriber for further nfor
nation. u 22-SWl DAVID READ.
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Internal improvements by the
General GOVernment---Mr. Blu
chanan's record.
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Books which are Books !

Books which are Books!
webster's Life and Speeches. complete In 8 vols.
calhouns Life and Speeches, complete in vols
chyS Life Speeches and COrrespondencs;
Bancrofs's United States eoaplsts in s vols
BanSrot's MseelIAneous-BogTsphcal MseelAniss;
PrescO,ts Philip the 2i, eompIsss in vols.
Legsre's Works, complete in vols.
Washington ITvngs Works, complete in Is vols
coopers Novels revised ediiios;
P-escott's Conquest Of Hexco;
Preseott's Conquest 81 Peru;
Prsseott's Ferdinand and IssbeHa:
A. bott's Napoleon, complete IN vols.
Tom Ben,On's Thirty Years In the o. 8. Senate.
Phip', sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, vols RsyS
Octave,
Appetnn's Cyeopeiia - Biogrsphys
Lsppincott's Gus.tteer Of the wsrld;
weSstsr's Missionary, unabridged qaArto;
Webster's Dictionary, roy a octave
Websser's Dictionary, school a. pocket edition;
Iugersols History q the War q 1874. IN SvOls.
WOrcesterS Dictionary, new edition, oetaToi
YoresstsT's Dictionary, eonPFsAensge edition.
Prank Pores.ers Yield spO,ts;
Franz Poressers on Forest Ranger;
wavsrly Noyes AbhotsSOrd edition, In II voh.
AlisonS History q Europe.
Hume and MaesuAyb History Of ERglsaas
MEnans Gibboas ROss,
Pepy's Diary and CorrespoBiencs, tnst pzslisAede
Authors Classical Dicntnary;
Richardson's Dictionary, wells. quarto.
ALSO:
Medical Rocks, Gold Pens
bsw Book Steel Pens,
school BOOss, Letter and Cap Paper,
For sale BY IJei1 JOHN YORK co
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MARRIED,
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES. I. o. o. !

TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 1, meets at Odd Felle-'s
Hall every Tuesday night. OceTs P. BLLIOD n e.. w.
". sHusNoxD, " G.; MEDIA. NCLEx, Secy; III NARsHALL
Treasurer.
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
night. On ;er w. A. NHERRX, N a. J. W. RIDcLFF v.
TRABUE LODGE No 10, NEE every Monday night.
Odeers: P {. PHILIPS, N. n g. w. DARDES, G.; z
BEAUMONT, Sec,y w. CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No. 90, meets at their Han, South
Nashville every Friday night. Offers JoEN HILI- n
e. FaED JOSTx v. Il. c. ALLET, seey; JoHs TASKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l. meets the {.
and Sd Wednesday night Of each tn. Ofhcers O. SAY
Kris C. P; NJ FoULK. II. P; p. BnLIoD, S. W.; ". W.
THURNoND J. W; J. LYONS, Scribe; B. K CrTTsR Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN- 'AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
I'd and 4h Wednesday Dght OF each month Ocers
4. tDHUSDsos. @. p B. LYONS, H. p; G. W. DARDES =
W. W. s. Burns, J. w., z. I. FLEMISs, Scribe; J W.
WARD, Treasurer. N23
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UNITED FREMAN's Insurance OTYIcE,
NAsHvILs july 21 1856. I
NOTICE hereby given, that call oftfy per cent upon
the unpaid stC OK In this Office will b. required, and Is
hereby made to be paid in liquidation Of the affairs Of the
Office BY order Of the Board Of directors,
jy22-1w @. L. NNDERS, Secretary.
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Nv FIouR FRoM ~ WREAF.

ON Saturday next. sha have er nls Superior ar4sls
~ ~ Koas mafe cen Nsv Wheat expressly ~ farneF
use liyle-d3tl 3 q RAHpf.
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REMOVAL.

nR GAL MAY IELD has removed bis once 10 smiths
~ Pension office, on Cherry street. jy23
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TIE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

In le49 The istter received l02 votes against
% for WsfHsor. Mr.. BAsKs' vote was l03
against 100 Tor AIKEN.
In the PhilsdeIphia Democratic city Couven-
ton, yesterday. resolutions were introduced
declaring Mr.. BrcHAsAs the choice Of the
Convention, and iustmctiug the delegates TO
vote 10 his favor for the Presidency. The vote
In favor Of Mr.. BUCHANAN was nearly uDani
nous.
The New York TINES referring TO the Pres
ideni's Message On affairs in Kansas, says !, is
the irst oficial recognition within it, memory,
Of sqaattsr sovereignty. In message sent to
Congress by President TAYLOR, relative TO Cal
| ifornia, were these words -
"Tbe instructions given by my orders we're
that all meaHfrss Of domesfe potiey must origr
nate soiefy pTfA M<mxires.' Any attempt "a
deny TO tie peopls Of the State the right Of self
gorsynmsnf ~ matter Vhieh peculiarly fleet
themselves, r,H infoi.bly be regarded by fhe,n a
an invasion Of their rights. and upon the prin
ciple laid down In our Declaration OF iDdepen
asnce they will certainly b. sustained in theii
resistance against !, by the great mass OF thu
American people.
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Mr., tps has introduced into the House Of
Representatives Memorial to Cougress for
the relief of those who have settled on lands
previous TO The Government survey, which
survey subsequently, shows thsir locations to
b. upon School Sections. This is . sabjec, in
which our settlers arc deeply Interested, and
which Congress, !, l. 10 be hoped, will 80
proper 10 take into favorable Consideration.
Our settlers are allowed . presumption on
aasarveycd lands. and we &c no essoa Why
Improvements on lands that by the survey
proves 10 bs sAeol lands. should he taken from
the settlers, where settlers rights ar male ia
good faith previous TO the surveys In that
case the township should b. aathorinsi TO seiec,
oiher lands. and the settler securci in his i'm
provements by this esure no wrong would
be dooe either To the townahip OF ihs govern
ment. while the settler would be secured IN what
Justly ard properly belongs TO him
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Hon. Henry W. Rice


We find the following card from WV. Il
MARSHALL Esq. in the Noassot,aa Of ycster
day morning
MrssRs. EprroR1 Il am IN receipt. per last
mail, from Hon. Henry NJ. Rice. OF thirty one
Patents for lands purchased by me for the set.
tiers on the late Military Reserve Parties it
tercsted can obtain them for record by calling
on me.
It Is due TO the unwcaried efforts of Mr.. Rice
that the purchasers OF these lands nrc made
secure in their titles and for my personal oh
legation in this regard, as well ~ for nnrcmittet
acts 81 kindness, and attention to business a,
Washington concerning myself and Others,
fecl tina, public acknowledgment is due.
Truly yours, wv. T. MARSHALL.
Mr.. ArwArER, al the st, Anthony Express
who has just returned from u southern tour
pays the following tribute to Mr.. RIcr
While in Washington. we called upon III,
Hon H. NJ Rice, AMI were gratifel to fint
him enjoying excellent health, and prepared Iol
the labors OF the session. Mr.. Rice occupe.
as fine residence rs there is in the city, on In
diana avenue. and maintains the dignity and
position Of the Territory he represents. in q
style Of living 81 which no Minnesotian ncet
be ashamed
Although at the time We were there Speaker
had not been chosen, and consequently no Terri
torial business could he attended 10. vet Mr. Rics
was by no means idle, bat actively engaged 10
attending to the interests of his constituents
He was receiying a multitude Of applications
from individuals from all parts Of the Territory
for assistance in reference TO their lands and
other matters. to all OF which, although not
falling within the scope Of his legitimate duties
he cheerfully gave his attention, although ma
king demands on large portion Of bis time
In several instances which fell under our notice
We know him to have been not lsss active and
sucSssfnl in securing the interests Of his politi
cal enemies than his friends, laboring 10 this
regard without respect Of persons. Although
ve claim for him 20 peculiar merit Tor this. las
We presume he does not for himself vet we
cannot help remembering when We urged 90
one ground Of his peculiar fitness for the posi-.
ton he occupies his efficiency and perseverance,
in promoting the interests OF his constituents We
were met by the reply that he would only exert
himself 10 aid his friensh. Tine has proved
the total falsity II this charge. ~ well as Of
many others alleged against him. Of which We
prSyame the authors are now heartily ashamed
We presume the Territories will ccrive bat
htts attention ai this session o; Cougrss The
anomalous position 81 parties, the numerous
conflicting interests Nprscn,ed. The Kansas
excitement. the coming presidential conflict
the largc appropriations hitherto made. viii all
operate against Us. Still We hope that snn,e.
thing may he efectsd, and have a, least the
satisfaction At knowing tina, our nchgate viii
accomplish all that IL Is posihA ,ha, any Que
could 10 in the circumstances
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NIEioDEoNs,-s. u. a n W. SMITHS celebrated
INI Meod~ons, 80 long and favorabiy known to the
Musical world have been rendered still desirable
by their method Of reiotno aud for which the first
National Fair.
Orders from any part Of the country O world, sent
direct 20 the mandatory In Boston, with eash salts
factory reference win be promptly attended to- aud
faithfully executed a. II the parties were present. or
employed agent to select, and on reasonable
terms. Each instrument warranted.
PnIcss From St5 TO $500.
Persons who " al TO hire Melodeons with . view Of
purchasing At the end of the year. have tho
credited part payment of the purchase money.
FACTORY AND WARE Rooms
Dec 3-3mw ALI Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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I,NPIRE STATE CLOTHING HAL.-1nt

UMPIRE STATE CLOTHING HALL-THE
IL latest ssyis- Of FAiI. asd WINTER GOODS ,sa
r~rslved -
The untsrssEaed have ~. pleasure g. infrm a..
srtisess ef -. fsai aas vsrtaiy hat the, are ao~
reesiyiss LARGE and EXTENSIVE sssortmsnt Of
GENrIENENsw WAR far ID. spproar h AZ .~x,.,
hsy would call particular atsntssu 20 tk.it s.-o,t
meal Of BOYS CLOTHING. OH Of which tAsy ar. rrs
parvsf 20 sell At very 80 triscs
Nes hsnts buyin< Of Wholesale weaid 40 v.I TO ave
~ esi hetsre purchasing ei~e~ hers.
hh supply of Geats Furnishing Gees aixsts -
hsHi. FULLER q NE>DFIsoS,
thir1 sfre~f, enc se-nr east a. Waka.has
And opposite heCIssa Br.., Hud~Af. stase
Ocfsesr 40 aA.tT
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IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CURN COB
i PLANTATION MILL.-Pree reduced. The sub
seibsr In. purchased exclusive right Of territory Tor
sale In the West OF the shove celebrated mills, xnd .
prepared furnish them all tines - ther ~hoe ale
retail, guaranteed In the most positive manner.
II l. thsn year since the " Littl- 6iAat'
introduced to the pubic, daring which time ~ has
beea eonst sntly grow ing In the popular favor.
The Improvements recently effected and patented
make 1t ihs most perfect machine ever offered or gen
ersi farm use 10 furnished complete ready for at
tAehips team, snd weighs follow. No. L. g25 No. 2,
$50; No. 3, 400 No. 4, 600 pounds. Twenty minutes
ar, an etent to up, without mechanical aid
and whea once sdustei ean with salty be entrusted
% = hoy. Pail directions accompany each mill.
No. e35 aal wili grind bu meal ~ hour with horse.
q 40 10
q $50 is
SEQ 20
ASLiberal discoBt TO dealers.
JAMES D. CHADWICK.
M. 81 Lpeast IT., between second and Third,
noyl-dkwiy -. Logis, No.
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GROCERIES.
NJ l. TYSON Il Co, WHOLESALE AND
NJ RETAIL GEoC ERs, Wine, Liqaor, and Pruyi.ou
Msrchsats Roberts Street, beswe~m Third and Four,h
Streets, saint Paul, Minnesets.

rsths rra.i, y saint Paul, asd th< Hs,lAanas ia IA
tpfsr Gopady.
An immense New stoek OF fresh Groeefies wine.
Iiqa0ss, and Provisions.
Great inducements TO trade in faint Paai upon an
undertaking cAsz sysrEx.
n. L. TYSON CO. have b<cn and are nov teeeisi.x
by every arrival from the Eastern and S.,gthera Mar
kes. tAe Lcrgssf Stock n Grcotss Ltqssrs aad f,r
r,s.ons ryEH MiSsk,rA aaI .oss tina a .i,,
81. that which thought Ia be -afirey large iF
the business Of lsi year This stock has
and brought here thus early the >u
Tor the that there might be low water at lates
period durag its continuance snd eonsequentls the al
asa charge. Of high freight and incidental oatays ha,
been avoided. Ne are, ther~tore prepared sell
stock at unUsnaiy low prices for Cash or Approval
Paper. -
In. utmost care has been exercised la making The
selection g0ols aud il Is confidently believed that
comprises n sEd choice assortment Of very srelr
In the trade.
Msrchaaa fro the Upper Coary SOLICITED To make
skieh will he promptly attended 10 livery facility viii
b. offered tor heyfee4y rsrortaiion 81 goos and put
ehasers rely all thef wants aud directions being
strictly attended to.
AL goods si guaranteed 10 be OF the quality rep
resented aud II is certain that purchasers In the trade
Ind in stock articles numerous, and at prices
s low they obtained In St loaisor any tho
Eastern markets. comparison Of our prices VITA hn>s
Of 81 Louis and Eastern cities IA invited, ADD when the
expense OF travelling Is considered the loss Of
transportation the dangers Of navigation, and the
and tear Of packages mar be entirely avoided by puF
chasing Of US think stand on something u
equality with them In the Inducements We .ner 10 the
Trade.
Wholesale Dealers from the Upper Country viii ssi
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lnAsan Civilization.

boahon Chvsssssss~"s
We .oue DAYS aimee N spakios a the ciyi.
u..,,.- "a a.. T.a;. -. .,,,,,s ,smsrks in
y ~" -, al.
rogaru 70 tne pfo8ress MA" w v"
substitution 10 iartherancc of that des'faoe
~. since The modification Of that article We
-, 49, ., ,,,.. Iieport Of the See
- ~ :" - a,.,,,.v. ,.c,, IN
nssFy On tne in's''o' ""o 1870
terst In this important s"o)ec'' VI" We ~"
happy 10 psrceivs that the view entertained
he ih.t oG,orr IN re.erencc 10 the main features
-.. ,.,.....,r, IN .sr,,,. ia .i.i.
" u" P'os''""'o -. -.
mate succsss very "eaf'y as'e WI" '"o'' We
advocate
HSrctofpre. thu et,oyts Of government and Of
..,-.,o..,,.u h.v. ,.so ,,.vo,s.I N the ,upoort
-, =,
Of tfioai orgAn'zAI'ooS among '"e '""'""A ""'
the civilization OF the adult portion OF those
vsoo,e and exuer;ence shows that Il has been
"a. .un,-.,. -. ho,a
ensssv Scc"I '"e '"'"''"' ~,
must BE- placed In position where tbey w"
from nccesaity, contract the habits OF the
vhItsx.
m. a.. .s A.. fo,..;o, ,e,c,r;no N
oce's'~y '' -,
The policy heretofore pursue" ny INV se"''"
., 1,
.os.is:y,.yT shs. : m,,ci ocerpaney a the same
territory BY the white aud red man was incom-
ustIbIs with thu salrty and happiness Of either.
A remedial policy was adopted, and this re-
movsl OF the Indians west Of the Mississippi
river determined upon. A guaranty was given
them that they should have exclusive posses~.
Ion Of that country forever. exempt from all
Intrusion Of wn,te men, WIN ampM P.ovM'on
,u.rsssi n..m,.1;, 49, .aS ~ ss,.,,soo N them
Of suitable S.cIlitIss for their advancement In
be arts Of civilization The country Was cor.
grstulstcd " onc o. your pre''ec'ss9rs upon
=. IL. - !. -, az, I.,,,,, 49,. .,.. ,,.h.
aelv -rcc,siwe, Ra, ,h,. yn.ran,y has MOI
i,scn fai6ilsd' ami that nronitIous time hss not
81 srr,v.i a o,.rter NJ a century hsa not
sIs,-.d isio,c The s.,,,s .,ste al thing. so much
A..Lcs.a h c,,,nd ~ IL, .nI the Evil that was
irlrn.sd toshr rsmssiIe,I apr,ars In a lar more
.rrsii;a. s..,n ~" .,,dng arm or the uoy.
s,nmcnt |. Constantly Invoked 10 stay i,s bro,
grss and tho guaranty 10 continually held up
@a =. M 'a'.nnl pesnrI y ~. ~. ~, o"y wy
sv, ~" w. ssnas,.a I, imo,sc,ieshle
Notwithstand.
Ing the Mississippi was established !" bona,
aary 70 thsi. county, our peop'e nase passs'
.;...s..sssi. sy M. s.o,,s,c.. IN shs narrow,w,
limits. We are rapidly closing upon the hun.
tsr tribes. from both tho Atlantic aud Pacific
oceans, anil soou Nil tho buffalo and other game
will have disappeared, and almost every loot Of
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ssttIers;--bresk up oil tribal organizations -
discard I'll community Of property from among
them let them have no claim To any land bat
what may 10 assigned them for agricultural
purposes, and what they nsy subsequently, buy
ior the ase d themselves or family hang out
before them the bright pso~pcct Of the enjoy.
ment u eli ths political rights Of American
citizens. and The nat seuesation Of the Dsco-
tabs win BE- useful member Of society. But
con.inus to keep them IN ba"d', where old
habits, prjadices and supcntitiow are kept
constantly isiors the oaidren, and II u use'ess
70 hops fx civilization 10 follow, no matter
bow sumll the tract 81 land each family may
occupy.
Indians, like other human beings, will BE- guI
ded by thu prevailing habits Of the people around
them, and until they arc 40 located that they
can .ee civilization largely 10 the ascendant, no
hopes can be entertained Of tbei rprogre~ In civ
iIixation. This We have learned beyond q little
d doubt by long and sal experience.
Ooe Of our city papers speaking Of tbs policy
Of keeping Indians in bands. says very Justly
+" that the ev~ 81 assigning them homes Is ia
the fact that hons Ia assigned 10 a band In
st,nd of home TO sash Indian How can We
ever expect To eiviliss tlr Indian whir we deny
him the power To acquire for himself and BIZ
own children idis 10 real ssfais. n W. wish IA
Do away with their migrai,ng and tian"d' hab
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GIBSON pEAlER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
- . Goois, Ready Md. Clothtnw; Hats ami Cas-.
Boots sna Shoes iadiaa 6aois Of all kssds Powder ssJ
And SHOT Groceries and Provisions wnes Ikgssrs 10
eaecc and segsrs.
AL kia4s Il proiae- tskea "a exchange or GosxA -
The highest market price IN cash % goods raid Dr var.
asd reltrs.- ~"
swan River N. T, Nov u ~,
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Tnr total debt of the United States is sSs.
300, $50, 81, rs follows,--
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REAL ESTATE.

~-.,,,a,,, r,,,,.,-,, -. - -, -.
SMilH ~ loNN Me- BEAIfhS IN hEAl. fSo-
H. Lsai onee
Government snds selected, Land Warrants Ice aiej
Investments made 10 the best All autage, sud money
loaned gu resl estate securi,y.
An kinds # Surveying Mapping aud Plotting d"ne 10
og,isr by q practical SuTvsNOf kersoBS wishing cog.
lie, OF fosnship Maps Of the -urveyed Sands. can he
furnished At reaeopa6le prices
RkfERhAttS;
b"n ? ,,"s ALEXANDER Ramsey ~ raul
Hon. " Weic,, thiss Jasiic~ Of Mn Ter
". " Phelps, Esd, Register q the L. : Land O1ce,
E"i Wing.
Rev J " llancock Register ofi.ecds Red Wing
sanhofn Z French. Attorneys 81 Law. IL Paul
Hon James Y. Parker Is BARCLAY street, y Y, CITY
bWot, Aselsy GRUMPY, Real Estate and Stool hru
hrs Chicago ~
ll"d. 4 J. Abbot, Mayor "t ASnchs ter, y "
lam~s Fierce, ESD, Hudson. n, ".
D James Co, 81 Wall street New York
Hon, " Bice- Delegate H. Congress - Paul
A. oilu'an, E''i. i"seli, Mas
Z" y SINH (Aug 2lly.b ~ TOWN.
u u,...'',. ~" 80 q 's'',. ",
AAs Mihnes"ss, General Land Agent. Land hongh'
ana soh Throughout southern Minnesota.
I',s"hs w'.n"s toSeue WIZ nno '" 'heH h''h
's ~, '. .ls'' nus pe,,Ioh oi 'hs ne, ieI,,er,
y" reetsfh'y h'", ~ !, " WI ne ,uIn's"Sa
.",s' ~, ~, ,sf, a..
=, NJ ~ ~" ~ 'A"' ''s't're "e- S'"u.
-. .-. Ansast ~, 10. WY
SUPERIOR DOUGLASS COUINTY VISION
SIN TAI. al..s 4. .i,,,.,..I a. 49,. -, san.,.a
and a. Hand w, :, ~. ss.s ~ .n
1r eemme'eial c,y ,han any other point in Ii.
No $500 snn efased !" prospective i'm '"'ae'r
ny Snmafo Only.
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10Th rnsi, y SAINT Paul, asd tA< xylAanss ia "a.
tppu Couahy
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~ II. DREW. LAND SURVEYOR a DEAL
Ne En- IN REAL ESTATE, Tendersan. s,h,,y 20
~. rats from the Red winx Land oae- gu ). hep,
fof The seoenauaoAatsre Il settlers
Jaly u Al,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

4 Ma oT HAYES, ATTORNEYS AND
IA CouNsELoRs At LAW Hastias, saas.sta
rSrTisory sVtal vi
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" } PARSONS r. MORGAN
DtRSuNS 4 MORG An, COINSEILORS At
Il LAW, Nins~spots Nians-ots
Jsheary IS l-AS dkwlt
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WAS, r. LOWELL, SURVEYOR AND CIV
~ ~ NsiNsfS. hastings. paketa Csaaty. his Ter.
PsHFhisd VITA seeurs,- lastFamsnt. f,f Surveying
asl,ns cat snS Dvding Lsnd. Phss,iss L>rsitin- kc
WI ekeeais ~ ba-aaess eutfasisi TO ~. esre sth
prc@ftnsss AMI sesarsey Asga, dss ty
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

MARBLEl MARBIE,,--JUST RECEIVEE
wi At THE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS. corner
Of Jackson and seventh streets, 81. Paul, che ice
lot Of American and Italian Monuments, Tomb stones
Marble Chimney Pieces, Furniture slabs, Ao
Those wishing to erect suitable and las'ing tribute
to the memorey 81 their friends will do well to call ard
xamins before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. Al. 1855 dswn J. y. fosrkvIN co
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

Trucker 4 STEINiIAUS, CARRIAGE AND
l. WAGON BUILDERS, and FLOW FACTORY, Nc
IVES, Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois.
II All articles manu- fsetnred by us are warranted
equal TO any supplied In the rnion.
Communications from Farmers or Merchants, prompt
~ attended to, who wlll ind It worth their notice to
write us. II. q. sANnFOHp
oct q DR. wsrns Aeent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

~ H. GlLFILL.,N, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ne ossee. serser reisd All Minnesota stress sAia,
lsuL Nj jsa A. 1855 IL
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

An Immense New stoek Of fresh Groceries, Wine.
iiqa0ts, and Provisions.
Great Inducements . trade in faint raai upon Al
undertaking cAss sysrEx.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-28

We find the following card from WV. Il.
MARSHAL, Esq, in the NinassoidH Of ytster.
day morning