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The spirit manifested at Odd Fellows' Hall on
saturday night exceeded anything yet seen in
this city. The enthusiasm for Fillmore md the
Union now existing here sufpnsses anything ov.
or known in New Orleans Tie meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall showed this beyond n doubt II
could not hold 1.-THE of the people ihnl came.
and the crowds. they succeeded each other
like tho rolling waves of the aeenn, were almost
wild with excitement. As club after club, with
numerous banners and transparencies. ostled and
pushed up through columns Of closely packed
mon, cheer upon cheer sounded through the pur-
Ious. aud re echoed far ind nenr through the air.
Indeed, ~ intense was the enthusiasm manifest
ed, and 50 continuous Hud hearty were the shouts
that perpetuaily rung through the Hail. its pur-
liens md the streets, II was with the greatcst
diheuliy Hon. George Eusti- could he heard.
He "as obliged IL stop several times I'LL tho
cheering would IN Il measure sub-idc. His brouI-
sides into the rotten hulk of the buchanan. Src-
tnnal Democracy however, shivorcd it into sllin.
ters. So great wns the Attendance that II meet
ing wns formed out doors. md DIR. Harmon. ut
the call OF the crowds, harnngaed them ior some
thlec qpnrters 81 an hour, while the speaking wus
going gu inside. When tie spaa,.iue W over
The various clubs formed into liao and matched
through the city. with thor mnomorabe fam
h.anA mud banners, presenting beautiful aud
spicndld sight All thI-, our readers will rrcui.
,otwns at the Usual weekly meeting If the II,
moro Rnngcr-, which take place every Satur-
day night No extra ,iiptt, bad been pat forth
not even II huudhin was issued that we are aware
Of
We ought to add, that private letter Wa read
from Mr.. Fillmore, ne kuowltdging the recent of
"A letter from the Rangers, informing him Of their
formation, etc. TIN letter alluded to the afro
c,ous charge OF Abotituui-m which the Buchanan
organs ont here AFRO making ugaine! tho Wril'r
but expressing the utmost confidence that he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-25
EGecs II she Late Elections Favorable To ur
Fillmore.

Fillmore.
We Yesterday expressed the opinion that the
effect of the late elections will be favorable to
the cause and prospects of Mr.. Fillmore. We
find that not alone in this view of the mat.
ter. Our Fillmore exchanges are all expressing
the same belief. and are showing by fair reason.
ing and deduction that the Democratic victories
in Pennsylvania and Indiana will enure to the
advantage of our candidate for the Presidency.
The Baltimore Patriot in discussing the subject
saws: I'VE are constrained to believe Mr.. Fill
more's chances Of success, even by the people,
vastly more encouraging now than they were
prior 10 the recent State eleotians. Thousands
who heretofore felt anxious TO give him their sup
port, bat feared doing SO in anticipation Of Nj.
Fremont's success. aud the disastrous probable
consequences, are now relieved Of these unpeus-
ant iorebodngs, and will come forward unheri.
tatingly, anxious to perform duty which other
wise might have induced them 10 vote for Mr..
Buchanan
This is tho sensible and correct Wow 10 take
of the question. and one which the result on tho
day of the election will sustain. 1t is conourrcd
in in the following remarks from tho Richmond
Whig: Fremont being out Of the question. and
the contest being now between Buchanan aud
Fillmore. shall expect all those Southern
Wings and Americans. who huye hitherto loaned
TO the side of Buchanan,on'y. rs they alleged, IN
order 10 defeat Fremont, TO return TO the fold Of
their party, and work energetioay and zealously
for the tl4amph Of true conservatism aud milton.
ality in the person of Fillmore. The prospects
Of his success aimee the explosion Of the Fro.
Ia - hi, Al =,
only remains for his frends--for all those who
ardontly desire his election 10 the Presidency for
the sake Of the peace. harmony and prosperity
of the counfry--to come out boldly aud actively
in his support TO ensure him the victory. He Is
n patriot aud statesman tried and approved
one who has already given rs an administration
worthy of the best days Of the Republic and
who, if again elevated to the Presidency, will
Danish corruption fron the high places Of the
government, suppress sectional agitation, restore
the era of good feeling I'D make the future OF
our beloved country once u0re bright, cheerful
aud glorious For the election Of Willard FIJI
more, then, work and toll with fresh energy and
enthusiasm, aud for him cust your ballots on the
9TH Of November"
If any friend Of Mr.. Fillmore feels discouraged
the result of the Pennsy lyana and Indiana
elections, tell him he has woiay misapprr-
hended the indication Of that result. 81 far
from Encouraging, II should give him additional
hope and animation, and renewed e.rength 10
battle ior iho came af his leader Fremont
being out Of the question, conservative, Union
men, North and South, who have heretofore sup
ported Buchanan as IN their opinion the surest
means Il drIeating the Black Republican traitors,
will now ially 10 the standard Of Willard Fillmore.
and plncs / nm at the head OF Governments
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uorribic tr..it,-c.iia .,r,to Death.

tfagrdy : ok place IN this village On Tuesday
exhibiting such revolving cruelty a. 10 be almost
incredible A little boy five years Of age belong
ing ts Mrs. Story on Wazhburn street, was
roasted alive by iend ia human shape named
Eizabstl Craig Il white woman whose husband
i-'a negro. 1heeYidence ELECTED before the cor
onel's Jury shows that the victim was left with
"a smaller child by IL mother when Elizabeth
Crag sho lived III another portion of .he house
took the opportunity aud entered the apartment
and proceeded IL the execution Of the deed which
il has been shown she had previously threatened
With harrid imprecatiuu- Of "dam YOU damn
YOU ht cbHd ,ras hfia IN the fire by its tormsn
Tor until is iegs s bofsis rere burnt 10 q cinder
then with satanic revenge the body ot the child
was reversed by the murderess until it. back tras
roa2tea 10 II crisp.
The little sufferer WIS found in "A corner tho
room, and fingered Oh ia unconscious state IN
I'll yesterday Thursday morning. when be show
Cd n return Of consciousness, and was asked
by 1t. mother, Ear hea 1t TIM. How came
vou II burn yourselfJ' answered, elizabeth
burned NO." AID then. ~ If recalling the horrors
Of the awful seem. which were pictured on it, i'm
nrinati9n. exclaimed Damn YOU. damn you"
evidently in imitation Of the imprechtions used ny
its turmentor Death soon pat an end to the
suffering. Of the child.
The woman was arrested last evening. She
tells different and conflicting stories in regard TO
the transaction. She Is said IL be desperate
character. and came to this place from some OF
the eastern cities. The cause which lead her to
the prfurtraton Of this diabolical murder does
not nppanr. but il was probably owing 10 de-
praviiy of heart. excited to frenzy by some boy
sh freak of her victim. 1t is said that ~he hnd
made the throat thai she would Ike to put the
child on the fire and pat her foot it,"
fLOckDorf ~. " journal, Oct. II.
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n TIIIr
Henri NV 4ark for three year. ia dePl' to
8fe II A health suffering hen stomach aud tN'r SCI
su vsss ago ammoIred the use q Dr. Holloway aIH'
So ~ the nsnaiaetor,s 80 50 s,all, Isue, New York
and 80 22l strand London b., all Druggists, at 23e
o.. and q per boz loot 2Edi"
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a ALEXANDRIA Rail RIO.

~ UUMPANN.-rhe animal meeting of tho StockboIar,
of this Company. will be led in Alexandria, ThufSar
the iuih instant JAS. III REID CIert
ortJ NJ Jqct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COMPETITION al L. III"

FIU4s.
, TRADE PRINTING in all H. saF3a4a ' ~ nh
4a, b. tvla 1asrpassei By Othtf Lstao,tsn M -.
>3s,s Al ne yIRGiNIAN JOB PHNliSo Es' ApL'7
MINI - III 70 with any
= d,ue south Of Mason and Dixons Line
ne seeu flee. Call and see. fhHt Aies 80 It's
and Church Streets. - -
M. m, +, R,ttIe.nnke cared in dive minntrs.-
uFssRs PFHHY DAVIS s. SON-bEhls --A Hlei'i'', 80 -.
-, d, bsn an the leg by a ratesnake, from me ei
f. If which he suffered most dreadIly Tie family 1han
cling hayr some Of Perry DAVIS ram NM - ~, hon
5a5e1,aIy commenced bathing The bitten place Ntoa.
whether il would or not AFFORD the least rt''I but
r ~ AS 1t may scei the poison soon observed 70 eA
- I4 t yo6d and in five minutes lie young man
fsIIs.,, entirely from pun amy 'iert ron
rs=sf II ds,i wound which healed very saah ny ms
pnI sits Ia your pamphlet designed III @
and IS ,ru d.trbaun aud sun countries a. le'' ~
I'll s.ar ~ abaund might serve tli" eanaro mummy
co.. urlHs # supply Ing an article, the Na'' u ""4
has long uscn experienced =. -. 49,. ~,
AHu. respectfully, II BLAkAI' !, ~ Luis -.
- ~ - zse' Loot - d3w
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FAlR-I ickcs VII he Issuod Al The Oiirn of n u
pany IN Petersburg. commencing Monday the - -
Der Tor One Dollar and ahaif for the round trip Ia - -
tarn good az before Tuesday the T.. -
November
The I rains will leay. +, tersburg
EyplpSs Train Daily at ~ , a.,
ominHdation Tram Daily (cxrcpt Sunday r =
Mail Train Daily q p v
Tie Trains i'll leave Richmond: ~
Exprcp Train Dady except sunday at 80,
Accom- daflon - = =.
Mail
on Wednesday and Thursday he Goth and Both Octair
ira Trains viii leave Richmond at y T. NJ for Petefs IA
The usual of freight VIII be charged On all SIT ga
other articles gGng the Fair; but all such stock and am
as may the Far 1t the property sann
ers shall carried back and TO such return s
raised Road, the charge paid shall be REFUND 4 s
pr, Of Certificate showing that such stock or ar
Giles have actually been exhibited. "
THos. DODAMEAD
Office r & = X. r. Co Superiptrnden,
- +, G.ptln
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- subscribers receiving their second Stock of Fail
and GooI4 consisting in part fine SILK Robes Sd
Chine Silks Black Ombre striped Delaines Satin S'ed
do very rich, Solid do stella Shawls Cashmere do d
Black do Lnsoys, &c sc, which they invite en- TONERS
examine JAS. n. SIlGLER
oct
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a haBBHES 18th '58.-.Bu@. received n Ioi of
" those superior Castor Beaver Goats Ragans &C.
at GLASS & RAINES.
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We opened another supply Of my superior French pafeu.
Leather Oxford Iios ard eaters generally admitted e be ~
Pe''T 10 ta55a made j. Mics y Son. Z SEABURf.
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N Calf Boots Of every quality strle Sf51''
complete and offered at the lowest possible prices ~"
l.. L. ARMlSrEAD
oct 2l.ts under Telegraph 0niee
Il..n
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lde and ihc'iuC oie services Clerk, Ia
books, make of accounts, do wrng any kind Any
communication lett at Col Smiths flee will be praml
~ attended 10. i. II. ROBINSON
oct !5d1H@
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4 ADIEs SeEg skHGES.-s.adic. fine Sloil
Pump Rnkns and Velvet slips very nice Just opened
july 4its SEABJRYaS
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We fully say that intend North IN
few db} and would be obliged them they call
and sctue their accounts, in need Of money
loars Respectfully, ). MATTHIAS & CO
AT q
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a04pIg o those beanliiuI amtos and have le
better stock than it has ever been pleasure 10
public have hand Cameo sets worth from Twelve
Forty five Dollars Gail and examine them and feel sas
fed that YOU will be pleased. JOS. S. THURMAN
nnl
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


N . III,
by virtue of deetetal order of the Cjrrpit -
Of L,nehbure, pronounced In the of Wilson ara . M
Gregory at lis last June Term shall saturday TN, H.
II November next on the premises proceed 4" sell tie IL
and Lot said decree mentioned THIS HOUSE and L., use
in the occupancy Of X. Il fowney ESQ., situated on e NV
in rear Of Lot on Mr. y T.. Spence lher,. liz 81
eui Dwelling House Nth necessary holses mon ~. ~
Sale positively without aud Tor cash % IL
oct 4deodt25thendilnov l.. u. Christian r..
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Pins consisting # Masonic odd Fellows Claw and in
fact almost every of Pins hamny be called for rbosa
of Plus liuit would do well 10 call and esin
my stock before purchasing JOS 5. THURMAN
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respectfully eli their attention the snpbIv ~
Ladies' Neck Chains Crses, Watches and many other ami
clcs Just received aud sale
cash UalauI examine Them at
oct JOS 9. rIIirRNAN7
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4es's ~. Fe1tGGIzs%.- ~,nr.;ar,.,.
- '' ''' ''e ~ : l. N"afsH.t 81
#4 HHl-t 49,. ,i.j...
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900 MnN nu>mHhs wmEAT WAN

SFsBsVUSB TED"Iwish to pnrebase m. se'son At
least 100000 Bushels Wheat, and much get
avn fully in the market and would like engage 25O)1
bushels i.r immediate delivery
Farmers and others having wheat sell will do themselves
Injustice should hoy self their Wheat before they
VII HTaNs the highest cash price for all and
am Hy pepnrrd 20 buy and for any quantity that may
come to this market.
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rgso lAWEEsgt'@.- sac Eornn; or Forty
ltaf~ tt fHsea the Philadelphia Bar by David Paul
BawH Price = - received At NOR Is
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viii furnish Bags to my customers upon the
heretofore charged hv the Rail Road Company and w
II reasonable time fof them 10 he returned.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

3TICE IS hereby given BY the
az Board Of Commissioners for Benton
Counfy that all trespassers upon School
Lands ID said County will be prosecut-
ID to the extent of the law. They fur
ther give notice that Caleb d. Door
Esq. has been appointed special Agent
By the Board at their present Session
90 take chsrge Of the School Land III
the Rinsfys il said County, and he~iis
hereby suthor;zed % settle with md
collect from III persons heretofore tres
passing on said Lands upAo and includ-
ing. the present year
A .. q g. JAMESON.
e Chaif1dan 0f the Board.
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THE BROTHERS GRINNELL.
The New York correspondent Of the
Columbia Carolinian says

The New York correspondent Of the
Columbia Carolinian says
/" As the Grinnells are often spoken
Of. q brief notice Of them may not be
out Of place. The elder brother, Moses.
is the most efficient partner Of the we'll
known firm Of Grinnell, Minturn, s. Co.
This house does IN immense businnss.
and the partners are all wealthy Hen
~ GrinnelI. who is celebrated for h;s
:onaexion with the Arctic discoveries
was formerly connected with the shove
named house. For some years he has
lived retired in Bond street. i ia anu
ent circumstances, and very modest
and unassuming gentleman. He Is n
Riddle life, and has the rudy complex
ion Of an Elglishman. He has small
family Of children who are all grown
up. Moses GrinnelI married niece 81
Washington Irving, and resides during
the summer on the Hudson, adioin;ng
the residence Of his distinguished srela-
tive.
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Nj "A Il Il i + d
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Sank
!. Rapids on the 10th day Of January,
1856
Nicholas Briscoe, A Peter Bredy,
ID. w. Campbell, Samuel DoIman, Q !.
Mrs. Thcs. Dibb, w. B. Ellis, VIM.
Frazer, Arnold r. Graves, f. nj. Hor-,
inc, F. HORNE, Samuel Hill, Robert
Moore, r. or Il. M. Richardson, Jacob
G.. Staples, Capt. VIM. Smith, Geo.
Thompson, Nelson Watson.-2I.
I GERMAN LETTERS.
Hermann Evers, or Joseph Lauden-
alzer Fuchs. Michel LaDernann,
rsier, Lambert Schultz.
u for any Of the above
say 8 Advertised.
RUSSELL, p. M
r1CE Application having been
hy 8. B. Oin,stead and John
heirs Of David +. Sloan de-
An River. Benton County, Mins
80 administer on his estate.
20 NIL persons interested, to ap-
w Sank Rapids. n TIE aforesaid
day the 9Th day 81 May next, al
and show cause, Il any they have,
- may NOT b. Krsased them IL ssaa
sapids 8 Hall Judge Of rot for
.sDn Cosnty ~
Min. Ter. Jan: Sd 1855.
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s !. 4 Y.dDpER1IsEMEATs.
EXCHANGE AND LAND OFFICE.
] Y FARNHAM,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND {
y ~ 81 ~ a. @ u So se s..
SN ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
oN ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

NSOLLECTlONS made. Estate Exchange FOR
- sale At cnrreDt ratios. Eastern drafts and
ceniacaees OF deposit cashed. Current Bank
notes received on deposits. Gold for saie. In
farest allowed on special deposits Lands, Town
properly, and wild lands for sale. Houses to
rent, etc., etc. All persons having Real Estate
.of saie, e wishing e purchase. are invited to
call g orr once.
we would suggest to strangers coming here
ssh money 70 purchase Real Estate, that BIZ
CONSUMING ns tney can ascertain what lands are
tor saio IN the vicinity. Price, ETC., and when de-
s.fsd. We WIZ act % agents for the purchase Of
soch lands winch We can generally buy on more
tsvctable terms than can strangers.
ls'soas W'su1S % make Investments, can do
- $500. ssa - a'o'ap'y = = mere
MONEY 1Nygllrrnrn.p ra, rar.rr,
W. ,.;ll ;n..sf 49, 8. q D., 49, -. 80 ~.
6r., ,hra. h.nd,ea 81. s. :, 60 80, =. ~. .s
ioye.,mens ma a.n, - i, an !. ~. .s
,h,, ~ .S.;..ss. .S 81 s. c',s ose -,
,ccurats I.ses;nssons 81 ,hs n wi sf
Ina ~ - -.
a.c s.,ls1s. s.,s.. ~ ..ac..h,a
~ s.. :. .rss.s e. :. e
e an, ar To-. 49, -, - aeSs' - 'uS ~
- r,rsl rrr,,, n,, 49,, !.
10. III, ~. avN ~. "a Nns,s AKn Z
"a 81, =. ene. soyeIn"snt anus 'or caltssl.Ms
49, No. ."o saa'1, wnen 9es'fed, iol one nai q
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49, =
EFERENCES

1000 ACRES for sale few miles above
lOUO the mouth Of Elk River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the new town laid out
on the west side Of the river. The ready market
for all kinds Of produce at home and the nearness
TO grist and saw mills make this desirable farm
ing land. Inquire of
TRACY EARr1.A ~
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8 F.aR.NHAM.

q AZ ACRES for sale near Anoka--one piece
OHO Of 40 ncrec, several Of 80, and the
balance $50. Price from IS to 81, according to
distance from town, and quality of land.
s..ss 80 TR.HCY q EdRAcHAM
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sOnnn acres for sale, OF choice prairie
teJlIUIt d rich soil and beautifully situated
5 miles below Sank Rapids. the County seat q
benton County. near the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
Is no more desirable land in Minnesota. The
same WILDE sold ia quantities 10 suit purchasers
price 1--WE dollars per acre, half cash down, and
half on time. Land office of ass5
4 TR.dCY& F.6RJNHA.M. q,
& st. -dnthony, .dpril, 1866. VT
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All Of various coloss. 81
Alter which, The desirable piece of
SM ALL PROFITS.

IN which The whole company will unite, will be per-
formed. This popular piece has never failed draw
full house. and Is the only place where it can be
successfully performed 81 IA
After this act there will be an intermssion Of 20
Minutes, Tor Customers to look for reireshntents.
During the intermission, purchasers will have an
opportunity 70 examine the large and choice assort-
nf iSs@
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IMroRrAsT DEclsloS 1t has been
decided recently in the Baltnnore supe-
rlor court. that when . broker negoti-
ates paper without disclosing the name
Of MS principal at the time Of negotia-
ton, and the paper should afterwards
prove to be forged, he is liable to re-
fund the money, though having no other
interest in the transaction than the COM
mission earned by the business. Itthus
appears to be the duty Of a broker %
know that the paper he passes to third
parties are genuine signatures, and he
. only exempted from its necessity by
revealing the name Of the partiesisto
whom the paper belongs. as
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BALDWIN SCHOOL.

TIME Trustees have secured the services Of an
u experienced lady as Principal Of the Ball.
OWN SCHOOL. The new term will commence on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH.
Ia order to secure high standing Of scholarship
and discipline, the number Of pupils will be limited
for the present t. thirty. 81 el5
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Russell ESQ.
sbt erof this paper, has beenremov-
The office Of Post Master 1t this
and G. B. Van Nest Esq, ap-
d his stead.
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1on ACRES for sale near ST. Anthony -
lUU The land borders on Sandy Lake is
well watered and numbered. There Is no richer
soil, and il commands one Of the finest views in
Minnesota To a person desiring farm at
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual attraction. Call at the office Of
TRACY FAR N-7AM
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BROAD CLOTHS

Of various colors, qualities and prices also,
Cassimeres, sattnetts, Kentucky Jeans, Sleeps
Grey, Check, Ticking, Sheeting. Flannel, White
Bine, Red and Yellow, DENNIS, Duck, Over Shirts,
Red Flannel shirts, White Linen do Mittens,
Gloves Boots and Shoes !; Gnghams. Delans,
Pillow Case Cote n, Napkins, Caicoes, Table Cow
ers, Silk, Italian Do; ladies' Wool Tamas, Kid
Gloves, Silk and Cotton do Linnen and Lace
Handkerchiefs !; Hose, Stockings, Tibets, Linen,
Neckties, Clasps. Collars. Belts. Delains. Mufers.
Nuts, Buttons, Whaiebones, &c.
PART TIIIRn
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N. @. Sugar, Clarified do, Crushed do /; Cof1ees,
Teas, Buffers Crackers, Cheese, Flour, Pickles,
Pepper, Mustard, Lemon Syrup, Molasses and q va
riety tho numerous 10 mention.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
DAVID y. WOOD,

Justice d The Pence and County Commissioner.
Farminstou, s,esrns County, Mianeso,a Ter 1
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

u. u. FULLER,
nEALER ia Dry Goods, Grocssies. Whoje-
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

HENRY G. WAIT,
Attorney and Counsellor Il Law, ST, Cloud, Minnc-
sofa. Money 10 loan. All business entrusted 70
his cars promptly attended 10. 9f