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ment Of the Baldwin School. and was chartered
by the Legislature. In 1854 The Trustees 'o'
this Institution. are nov erecting, Ia one Of lhe
most beautiful building sitss IN ~. Paul,
handsome stone edi6ec, three stories ~ heightb'
from design by Hro.s. tn" writer on Archt
tectnrr.
This building. wlon completed, viii b. occa
pied by the Acndemieal Department 81 The
College md is to he finished, ready Tor ocea
paocy. by the first Of July.
We are glad 10 learn that the Trustees o
this Institution expect 10 make such arrange
incDts that during the ensuing fall aud winter
a conrsc u lectures on practical scientific sub
jccts will he delivered 10 the citizens Of ~
Paul .es
AHtlc wants ~ the Institution demand, other
ediiices arc expected 10 h. erected on the bluffs
eBcireling tho city.
10 tho eyertioos, Energy and perseverance, oi
that devoted friend 81 education and pregrcss,
tried friend Of ~ Paul and Of the Territory,
Rev l.. u. Ngad, our eitDsDs are indebted
for an Institution, which 10 the course Of a
lew wears. will rink high among the education
~, institutions Of The North West
IN Rcd Wing, doodbar county, collegiate
Iostitutlon. ,ipder tic patronage and direction
II the VI. T.. Chnreh. Ia 10 successful operation
10 ihc hberality u bishop HAsLiS.. this in.
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CULTIVATION on OArs.---At a recent meeting
OF the New York Farmers Club, il was stated
tina, the oat crop OF the United States in 1883
amounted TO l60.000000 bushels which ut
37,s ccuts per bushel, would be worth 500.
900 ,000--only Sl0.o00,000 less than the cot
ton crop.
Prof Mapes stated that the largest crops Of
oats raised during the last five years in this
neighborhccd has been raised hy phosphates.
The cat crop may be removed from the soil
about the first of August, when carrots arr just
commencing TO grow. Carrot seed should be
put in with oats. The effect Of the latter is TO
make the ground light. ard when the cat crop
~ removed the carrots are fcund ~ M clean
aud free from wccds. Carrots were fcd out
probably in connection with oa,s--in the pro
portion Of about onehalL When carrots are
l,l out with cats. he had noticed that the lat
ter werr not generally voidod whole In the ex'
cremnts as they were when I'D alone Horses
si partly on carrots have sleek skin. The
hesyes arr alleyiatei by their use. Horss
may reject carrots at first, bat viii relish them
Il sprinkled with a li,,F meal After eating
them few ,ines the horses like them.
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written tsr N. Pioneer anil D.masn,

WILD Hay e.. TIsorn, AND CLOVER.
Il have frequently heard !, remarked by ,et-
tiers in the Territory that the wild hay is far
preferable IN the tame hay Of thu States ],
may be- true but can't induce myself 10 think
so. find that my timothy IA far ahead II the
Wild grass in coming forward in tn spring, aud
that 1t also furnishes green feed mach lator in
the fall. consequently, ii has two advantages
over the other gnss. II is also asserted that
our soil il two light 10 preyent is winter-kill.
ing. ] GDd that where timothy and clover Is
sown upon new soil. that it does wnter-kill, 10
some instances, but where il has becn sown up.
on Old ground where the soil has been cultiva.
tel ior three or four years. and has got firm that
then it tlourislss. As 10 the qualities Of the
two grasses. although the wild grass comprises
q vast number Of yari,es, I will not presume TO
give an opinion, yet ] am much inclined 10 be.
lievc that the tame grass will prove the most
profitable II is TACT that must be noticed
that the wild grass soon runs out after cutting
and that it csDrot long be depended upon, con
Tquently, We must turn our attention 10 pro-
dncing substitute aud | suggest to the farm
ers, who are pa,ting in their grain crops this
season, TO sow, after the grain u up "a few acres
the proper time Of sowing the grass seed may
not snit the minds OF many. But for my part
| | prefer 10 SOW at this time while there u fair
prospect Of bountiful showers, and while the
ground is In q good condition to receiye the
\ -. l,.s ,l..
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VTvERRITORY OF MINNEsOTA

VVERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
i DISTRICT Court, for Thiri Juaiei.t ria, riei Ia
kota CsaRty.
The Board ~ Comfy Coma,i son.rs Tor raiotl raa1
~ Territory OF Minnespts, faiaitns
Against
frArshnJ Bartlett Jossyh r. Brawn. o. Shley ocon-
~ George Horsueii and John Mcsssne Of Dakota
sesat,, David oiussa Of winoas eoan'y. ard Dsa'el
y nrssiey, OF Rsmsey county defendants.
To Frsnhln J Bsststt iossph Rro~u, GeorFe
Ho-sne't, Jokn Mesasse, Daria olms'ei snl Dauiei
Rvs~iss, the above n.ms& eefenssn's
,o,,S t hs. ssaSss an. ssssrei 70 amer !se
e6ee cf the Cierk Of the pstrcf ceaft afore<si. At
Neudcts in the cosn;y e Dskots AZ T-ss an4 10 serts
copy Of yo-r s-svsr tie sf,-~~st complaint M
ny once 10 The lssn II Bastings. ia sa.a easaiy
~ihn twenty fsss 81 or the seFyice hereof exclusive Of
the DAY e such service. and yea hh to SID
eogags Mt within tn. time afrsssd the plapiin IN tR.
e'ca WI tsse Judgment sgsinst yoc e. TIE su-n ~
xix hsndrsA AMI Iur,esn ao>rs AID sssiy ave esnls,
vita int from the ars a.y ~ F,hrusrs \ 1885,
bs- .,es the cost u tht acton
nsisd =, HsssRss, tat I'm a.L Q. tgril y, l.5N
EDWARD y PARKER,
Ayrl 24-wtL fiaisisHs ATTORNEY
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We have before US the act Of the iegl-la
tire Of orgou Territory with its preamble
providing for taking the sense Of the peope re
lalivc 10 the formation Of State Governn~n nj
The election was to have BEEN held On the nrs
Monday Of April. for the reception Of votes ie'
and agsins, Convrntion. II carried IN IN
affirmative, delegates arr TO he elected IRON IN
several conutcS according TO population ans
to assemble at the sa' OF government on 'h'
A,h Of July mex, to FORM State Constitution
The Constitution Is then to he submitted tom
reop'c Of the Territory for ratification
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A p.tva1lvs EvIpEScy oS p,SctSG. DR..
Harrie, X. HIN, says That beautiful,
graceful accomplishment Of dancing - p'rver'-
Ell bv late hours and n,iecency Of fashionable
attire has outraged many sensiblc people, and
hid them 20 deprive the Young OF one OF The
mos, simple and heal,hful cnicy'nents oecans'
IL has b.,u abused. For myself. can testify
no, only 20 it, beautiful, hat TO its r'cuperatiye
power The iortieth. nay the title'h YEAR Of
nv sse Sound me enjoy ING this hsschesrisg ex'
er,ise. /, should be one Of the earliest anus
msn,s Of children. snd ,arc should he taken by
rarcuts that 7. is understood m an smuss-
m.rt
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1000 PACKAGES OF NEW GOOpS.-liA
- Wis, MOODY 4 co, Wholesale Dealers IN Dry
Goods Boots aboe- and Hats n South Water street
Chicago be,~ cen Mhctsan and Wabash RyeHucs he "a
Brsnch ofthe House OF =. e. DAVIS co of ssin,
faus) whose experience ioT the pas twenty ESa yeas
together with ample means awe u fscities In e par
ehsse 81 gees rarely equaea ard seesud tonrhc other
We would assufe oil purchasers that oar Nfrehohse
unusuay eSensivc which enshes as o. ofer n barge
and com plre assortment IN each OF Tie Hoes of goods
shove usm~i be found IN mi. market ard that
oar goods arc eniirsy bought Ia the bert mark Is
terms, to all who favor IA With thsiG patron age
aprlldkw-gm
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.o,,-,,-r., Nroh .o,;,;,, o,;s%, ,ro
h"Ni'tLt IA. ao',''V ,Ass' We
learn, in the agricultural branch OF the Patent
Office, under the Direction OF Mr.. j. ID. Brown
A number Of gentlemen in variC US parts Of the
country, it is said, are engaged IN making ex-
pcriments in agricultural chemistry and several
interesting reports have just been received One
from Dr. Charles T. jackson, Of Boston, who
has analysed the corn cob, acquaints the Blu.
rcau that it contains four and half parts Of
nntriivc matter, consisting OF gum, starch and
dix,rinc
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Political News.

Tha Two Democratic Conventions that as
sen,ied u, Jafarsop City, Mo-, recently placed
IN no,uloa,iou separate s,atc tickets one head
cd by Col Bshro., and the other by TRtGgs
4 PoLK, ID II I4ais for Governor The anti
! Uen,on Convention endorsed fully aud unre
4ergtdly The Nebraska bill while The Other
Convention passed resolutions disappearing oI
the repeal oi the Missouri eompromi~ but nc.
quiescine in the Nebraska bill The ~ Ioa
\ Is Ndeg gpcnklng Of tho romlpa,ions, Says
Both larties have their basl men IN The iuli
sul Mi~ourl viii he tho theatre, this sumner
Of hard fought hatit Oh Bullion, II lr ar.
ecpis will put forth all his great energies. AMI
! attract 20 bis fortunes every man Of hii party
/ reuuFS fork ia an able DICTATOR. an eNper-
lrnccd nan, and on" n the hest party leaacrs
In The Stair
Mr.. fuasoar rcciud intelligence OF hiD
nomination al Iio,ac. on the Eth Of March. b
ilis acceptance OF dcclinaiou Of the nonlinp
ton VIII very probably be received by the nox,
steamer from Europe.
! senator JnSrs. II Tennessee, Told line whig.)
has publisbei in the Washington Union long
lptier 10 his coDstitacli,a, 10 which he declares
that there ARE strung probabilities between the
,hrcr parties oi the Presidential election being
carried nto the lIoa@ oflicprc@niaiiycs that
this Alternative considering the strength OF the
Scwarii,es In tho iioase, should be- avcrte,l, II
possible. By the South aud h. pretty broadly
inii.naica that this can only be done by the
et,raisht' wings voting the Democratic ticket.
!, is very e,hlent that Senator Josrs docs not
consider the American or Know Nothing party
proper IL much account
Mr DALLAS has writiea from England TO a
Riend IN Pennsylvania. saying that hs does no,
think 1t advisable To allow the use Of his name
"a candidate for the Presidency. now that his
halo had expressed. in All almost unanimous
Voice, i,s preference Tor Buchanan
The Doyw Club, composed OF promnen,
Drmoerats IL one al the institutions OF New
York The Hercil is amusing iis readers with
the sayings and doiogs OF these gentlemen --
We lud 10 the New York correspondence OF
the Albany Register the following exposition
Il the Club
II ia needless 10 sag that the dinners OF the
dover Cluh" are ,sshTeAe--thc wines being
Of the brs,, aud the game of thu most delicate
fhc ur,uhrrs invite largely, aud il is not uu
coumoa 10 $40 several States rsprsssa,sl nj u
sitting. by distinguished characters. Nine
STATES we're ropr,nniel at one dinner the pvs
cnt week Only fancy such set OF Jolly icl
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SUPERIOR DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION

CUPERIOR. DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION
- SIN This place is .iiastsd the bay Of Superior
and cit aud river al the head Of Lsts SUPERIOR and
o-.csses better site better hsrbor, and greater sdvsn-
isess OR aI city than any other point 10 ths
northwest and Is eSualed IN prospective I'M or'ahee
BY Chicago only,
The propr,elors have . clear, undisputed, snd sa,a
eusn erred title the land upsn which ~ ptnios
out and an purchasers Of iots receive wrrfsn'ee deed'
Tor the same.
Superior was laid out during the past season, and al
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants large no
tel, Ra.ibeI Di stores, conHodions pie', Win All
houses and In al! respects the most foufishinS new
iowa IN the est. The county sesi, u D. Lnid W
1ee and Post Office located here, where the hisss
sppi and Lake superior q. q Military Road, now In
eourse OF construction, connecting VIII ~ fsuh yer
mIuntes IL aso the lake terminus OF all the project
et railroads tn the head Of Lahe Snperor The SEQ
canal will be open ty June after which time four lines
uf lake all To saperioI,-one rom ~
cage two from Cleveland and cue from buIAio M
vessels having been buit expressly fcs this Trade
Two milis and printing press are now -
the WAY to Superior aid will be promptly set 10 work
One-hsf Of the lots have been appropriated by the
r5pretos 10 sold BY the undrrssped 20 nc ius sci
Tiers ems, terms, and to provide fund ior extensive
public improve Liberal appropriations nave
been made ioI pubiie purposes-paIks, churehes ran
roads. &c, &C.
~ Ia order 10 correct the siisspprehenson aTlains
from similarity Of names II IL proper 10 state ths su
psrior City about the title Of which legal csbover
~ exists, IL smother and dne ent place, and 10 on
ferent township from superior
". Ss.s-,.s- asss < asI - ISes SAss- Ss
veyar, and VIM. VI. Newton, agent ami attorney hf
propr.etors AL may be IN the principal hotels OF
~ Paul Galena, Chicago Detroit, Cleveland Toledt',
buGsIo aud other elites.
All persons who wish 10 Purchase OTIS OF obtain tnfof
on, ran apply to VIM. II. Newton, superior Doug
las county, Wisconsin. .
!, Asenta Attorney for Proprietor oil superior.
Man g. 1855.
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TaS Ruops Island SEN,uRSuir.--rhe
Providence Jc.r'ai says tina, J Prescott Hall
OF Newport, ard formerly unitei States Dis
,rist Attorney in New York. is oae Of the
prominent candidates for United Stats ScnA.
ator in place Of Senator Jamcs
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PKouAsLx MrkDgK We ars informdd that
the body Of an unknown man was dseeversi IN
the Wisconsin River. sw days since, rear
Bmwlcy's Rapids, the skull broken, and MS
pockets inside cot. The body was not e1s'sl
a. in case OF persons drowuing-su'P'cicos OF
hal murler
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MARBLEi MARBLE,.-JuST RECEIVED
WI AT rHE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS conner
Of Jsekson and seventh stFsets, 81 Pau. eli ice
lot Of American and ttslan Monuments. Tomb stour-,
Msrhs Chimney Pieces, Furniture ssahs. &C.
Those wishing 10 erect suitable and lastns trhats
to Tho memovey Of their 'rerss viii do well to coll snd
examlne bsSofe purchasing el-e~herr.
sept, ~, sss dnwM JT rosrEvIN 90
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THE rAnMERs DRPAHrnENT.

I've viii sss1 the we.siy PioSEKs ASp DfsoeKAr
sratsioB.y or ons year, 10 ali ~ho viii ssevms
sional ;ru.ors hi, jspE u the paper A.
the eKpirstSs u the Jsar vii We a.sesnsn .sd az
oar Attention .s called to q rsss sail
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I, il anticipated tina, Mr. rsroR' Of the
Richmond Enquirer, and Mr.. HrGnrs' OF the
Ernmner, will soon be AT Washington FOR
hostile purpose \ controversy between them
relative 10 articles written by them ESPECIALLY
on the Presidential nomination, is the cause -
Mr. PRyoR is for General PisRcs. and Mr'
HrGnYs is for Mr. BrcuAN,N
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ST. LOUIS.


IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN 4 COB
sefbrr has purchased exclusive right "a TERRITORY Tor
sale tho West Of the shove celebrated mils sud V
prepared 70 furnish them az all times, Tier Who esae
"r retail, glSrsu'eed in the most positive " snuer
u i.new more than year snee The " Little Gtsnt"
ia'ro,lure % the public dafinS which time hss
been coHstantly gros ing ia the popular favor.
The Improvements recently Elected sni Jateu;el
mak- II ~ most Icrfeet maehin, offered 6r gen
sr farui air. Il Is turpishsd complete ready for
tachips team ssA weighs follow. y" I 72s No 2
s'oi No ;, 400 No. Z. $50 iosspl,. Treaty Gsuies
are spfclru' 20 SET one Bp w,'hngt mcdaniel ali .
anil shsa sdjpsssd An nth safety be entru.ted
% boy. Foil directios' seromPsuy each mh
rnwus
No, sss, an wilsrihds bu mes pr hoeT With hrss
,, ESQ. IS Is
SO 20
ss-Iih.raI ltsrant o assier,.
LANES D. CHApwICk,
W 81 i0eas' ., betu'ca se-ouo art rhirs.
noyl-3s~iy - Lott No.
DOBERT :. LAVENDER, WHOLESALE
ARE, Ns. - Nera ssrs'i g., sjTaa,s sor-o> Hsass
=. Io's,, hii-ori sss ~ has' sBa is '0nstAntiy ="
eFrriag
ruSs r'sr Measgr"s
2k5H0ry i'sis 30 Tah-
aysre' a." = sssra
Rs csis'e aI.a,,. Of ~ sH4''
Nor g.n4s.. T,Ba. Cfslis- 4 Vega.
~ - a. Rrskets
.sHss'h-I Nyia'Ts~. s~rtan sDhsas4'
laths. Poo 70
R.siiiaE Pins. Nsf' tff
wcei fArf.l., Mia.nA MAJ,
,xs n.ah- Vests Assrursa ~ ks
Al 81 uhleh is os~ry-i a. ihe 3 sr-' ash Ffis.s
- Ioais NJ. ans " i-nksF
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The Aasrieas Flag In Mexico.

! The Senaie Of the United STATES have bad
before them resolution to honor Col. Rosxxrs,
Of the RiBes, for being the first TO plant the
American standard In the city Of Mexico. The
| Committee Of the Senate, with the view Of a.
ccrtainiag the iac,s, addressed circular letter
TO I'll the offers engaged ia the attacking
forces. and the result has been that with great
nnanimity they award the honor TO General
1 QurAAS. We find the facts ofthe report thrown
together in the New York Mrs, and give them
as follows:
/ A very interesting report Of the Military
Committee of the Senate has just been handed
u. From the letters appended to it, we have
a minute and picturesque account Of the plant
ing Of the American flags en- the different APP
proaches 10 the city Of Mexico, and on the
| National Palace Of the city itself
At the base OF the huge fortress Of Chepulte-
pc stood hvegun battery. defended with
desperate obstinacy by some Of the best Mexi-
can troops, under General Bravo. II was gal
I lantly carried by party Of stormers under the
command Of Major Isvi Twiggs. who was
killed in the attack Capt Casey. with two
hundred and fifty men aud thirteen officers from
General Twiggs' division, supported the Major,
carrying small stand 81 American colors, the
property Of Gen. Twiggs, which Capt Roberts
Of the Rifles, had received from his hands. No
flag was plantrsi on this battery the troops
sweeping over 1t the moment it was carried. -
As they swept by, Col Gcary, OF the Second
Regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers, men
toned he saw Gen. Shields, who was severely
wounded, a' the battery, cheering them on 10
victory.
Bot there was tbs Gariia 10 Belcu. or gate
Of the city. defended by the citadel Of Mexico
and other works, monnting altogether twenty
hour pieces Of artillery and manned by vast
Mexican ioro. Three quarters of o mile from
the city, Gen. Qnitnian reorganized his column
the Riffs aud south Carolina regiment head
ing the attack Soiled with dust aud smoke
begrimcd with blood. the officers on foot with
the men they moved on to the charge with
banners iurled, and no music but the roar o
cannon and the rafting roll OF small arms
The Garita was taken on charge at fill
run Immediately upon Its capture, Quit
man was sccn waving handkerchief, fastened
to rifle Il ON the parapet Of the gate After
this be- called Cor coln-S, With Tie, view 10. as
nouDoc TO the other portions of the army, the
capture Of the city. Gen. Persiier +. Smith
pulled out his watch at the same time, cooy
remarking they we're now in Mexico, and men
tioning the hour and the minc.s.
A Lieutenant oil the Palmetto regimen,
brought forward his regimcntal flag, and with
two Of his men, and Lieut. Wilcox, OF OMIT
mans staff now one of the Professors Mt Yves,
Point. clambercd 10 the top of a Titles he'd on
the right Of the captured gate and there held
ID In the thick OF q tremendous fire There be,
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hR. a. BERrIiIER, Ply sic ian and Surgeon, offers
IL HI. professions, services to the citi Of ST. aui
ami vicinity. Particular attention given Ia Midwifery
and ali disc ases OF females.
Ohic~ hours, from A NJ. ill +. NJ, AMI at his
dense on Roberts street, at all other times
once opposite the Rice House ~. Anthony street
- Psul, Dec 1855. wsm
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LNoSTER 4 DAVIS. FORWARDING AND
il CanMI SION MERCHANT have Ssiu siarge srs
eutnufctiaes vsr-hs=f 81 the lspsis where hey ~
ready IN sta-s and rt-shp freight They also kseT
sell sslertst stock ~ Groceries srd NroV sons 81 A..
kfuss r'fy Gto-'s Bs.t- an slinas sna hssty hste
Gia;hirF 81 le peel O.. e. - - Iall by 'hsiF
Gr--is tr uear- A,sHF 'a eel ra.is a. -h-s they
10 IN = aai hui@u ak 30 So sse ga -ai h-fors
sszS Va - AL
Al! kl.ss 90 asani-v ysalHss t.kss "a sschaag~ ~
Gp-rls. Feggas siriri.g sssS
Jaass tsSS 40"
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t4Hatlts .>Ati'h,
. Cnntain lnitcd states Army


superintendent Of National Palace.
Mrs. Louisa Baker assemblel at her house
all the American ladies OF her acquaintance 10
Mexico. and would not as it is stated in the re
port, allow a stitch 20 enter IL but what was
pat there hy the fingers OF American women.
Captains Davis. lowell and Naylor, cut on,
the stars. the Superintendent informs us, and
pinned them in their appropriate places in the
field
The Old flag. which had waved over Vera
Cruz, Ccrro Gordo, Jahpa, and Puebla. was
returned to General Worth. wbcee property II
was the 10th of October. lsl,. on the firing OF
the ,hir,ieth gun Of the salute; and on the l2,h
Of June, lsis, the new flag was lowered at
saarise the entire population Of Mexico beirg
congregatci in the grand square. covering iho
roofs o: the cathedral aud pcighborirg houses.
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RIAL ESTATE.

SM1rH TowSE & CO, DEALERS IN REAL
~ EsTATa, Red Wing Ma. Ter
Ss- osce opposite the L. Land once "a
Cosesan@It lands Se!eetsd, Lana Warrasis loo stei.
Investments made the best sdy sntsge, and none,
isAnsd ou real estate security
All knds II Surveying. Mapping sod Plotting done
order, BY practical Surveyor Persons wishing, -
ies 81 Ipsnshis ksPs of tie Surveyed lands. car b.
'Brni.hsa az reasonable prices
REFERENCES: God.
lIuu. * Coy Alexander Ramsey, St Paul
lion II Welch, Chic Jussee 81 Mn Ter
W. " !AeIs, Lsq, Register fhs Us Laaa ona
RciNiag
6. c GrshAtn. Esl, Receiver land ofiee, Red Wing
Ksy. J. ". HaacOc4 Register Gf Deeds Red Wing
sahharn Il treneh, Attorneys al Law, ct Panl
Hon, Jsaes Y. Parker, IL barclay street, n Y. Cy
I'woY MzelAy e-iimby, Real Estate aud s.o~k Bro
krrs Chicago, H.
Hon T I. Abbot, Mayor Of Aanebcster n II.
) James Pierce ESQ. Hi>lsop, N. II.
y. Z James Co. SO Wan street New York.
lion II " Rice, Delegate " Congress Sc Paul
a IiiHian, tsq., Iovell, Aass.as -.s (aug2l lys
a.. n s&nH. } fsksk ~. rowRs.
A b. CORNELL. OwATONIA.STEELE CO,
IN. Minnesota, Ge neral Land Agent. land bought
aud sold shfoughost Southern Minnesota
Persons wishing settle all nnd Il 10 thtsr adyan
tage % visit this portion Of the Territory.
Al necessary iniormatt will be furnished.
Refer to Hon X " Rice, - Psui,
Emerson Case, :.
c. T.. Fland eau, Traverse des sioat,
~ Paul, August "a. le5S WY
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GROCERIES.

4 l.. LARPENTEUR, Wholesale GRO.
N. GER AND COMMISSION MERCH Ant, Corner 81
1hrt anil Jscksnn Street, saint Pauli u I.
iiss Ia store sni 10 srTise large and complete stocs
Of Crocete. Provisions, Wob'su Ware. &c TO which
TIM stteutiOa oi the Trade IS laIteua y reqGsse.l
HI. stock consists 10 part oi the following articles
which az osleteda az the very loves, market rates