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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

Sheriff Josss, Of Kansas, Ia dad. Hn as
ssssination may be regarded - the "nrm r.
port" Of q SnARrEt rife 10 that Territory
lie was murdered, too, while in the discharge
Of his duties ~ United States officer, acting
under the orders Of the Marshal Of the Terri
tory. and Of the Congressional COMMITTEES.
The real murdcrers Of Josxs, and upon whom
rests an equal share Of the guilt. IL not tbs
skulking wretch, who Aired In the dark end
from ambush, but his siders and sbcttoss In the
North, who urged him to tbs commission OIL
the deed by their inceadiAry appeals md libs
rai contributions Of SxARpE's rifles.
For several rpouths past, Kansas cid mect
ings have been held In the principal cities Of
the north, aud the setion u tho "sympsth'z-
ers" al ,hsse mestings, viii throw some light
upon who the really guilty parties were in tho
murder OF The Kansas Sheriff. At the Alba
ny meeting, for instance, GEsaur Sxirn gave
5000, with the instruction that tho people Of
K snsas, who hc fears were ready TO submit to
the laws. must resist and with the broad
hint that slavery had only o0e right the right
to 10 killed The Albany Journal psid ei0o
and thc R'giaer subscribed ~ much as for .
rife also. Mr.. DnAvAS gave $1,000. for the
commissArst department. Of the rife covIs'
Albany did we'll hat New Haven iettss
We quote passage from the account OF the
doings there
Rev. Mr.. DuttoD, tPAstos Of the Church
ono Of thu deacom Of this church, Mr.. Hsr.
vey Hall IL going out with the company 10
Kansas. and | M bis Pastor. desire 10 present
TO him Bible and . Shapes riile. Great
applause.
y. z. Pei viii give on.
stephen b. Psrtlee--l will give one ios my.
,eif and sro oBe for my wife.
Mr.. beecher--I like t0 sea that IL IN q
stroke right anil icft. l8reat laughter.
Charles lws--i'ut mo down Tor hr~.
Thomas II. Trow brislee---Put me down for
four. lCon,inued laughter
Dr. j. /. Howe will subscribe for oae.
A gentleman said that Mm Mary Dstio,'
wopid gre one.
Dr. slcnhsn q iIabba5l. .e,p,c.. 49, -. =.
Mr.. Bceeher hero stated that II tV0dy fu,
could DO raised on the spot. he would pledge
twenty-five more from Plymouth cburch--HNy
bsing sufficient nnmbes for the whole supply
Capping Of handa oil over the house
Prof. 5iIliman now LETT Mr. Berchsr to
speak for the bid. and at down To enjoy tbs
occasion.
Mr. X illam give ons.
u.a.la. L.II,.. That a..u.Eoa A
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
Navigation opsn on Lake superior.

The propeller Manhattan was tl'e firat steam.
or tina, passed through the canal into lake Su'
perior this year The North Star was The
next, and the steamer Superior the next. Thu
North Star arrived at Ragle Harb~ ON TN
9Th inst. The lee in the hartsR would not al
nit Of her getting inside. She went on TO On
tonagon and returned, On the 7th inst ths
propeller Manhattan arrived at Eagle liarbor
and succeeded In ploughing her way in through
the ice.
The Superior. the Chicago papcrs say Vii
be the first boat in making the head Of The
Lake. On and about the 9th, however, there
had been succession Of eas,erly winds for sv-
eraI days prior to her leaving which had driven
the Ice 10 the westward,
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% ssiM.

One Of the most interesting items Of new,
by the recent arrivals NON Europe, Is an nc
cssat OF tho Glars visit to Moscow In a
speech, addressed 10 the mobiles who waited on
him IN that city his Majesty declared that he
had ratified the Treaty of i'eare before be lee
ST. Petersburg. lie makes. moreover, thu
somewhat remarkable declaration that he has
adhered strictly to tho views II bis htber, and
in the treaty Of Paris has obtainesl that which
II was the ambition Of NICHOLAS TO secure.
The speech is in al respects an important one.
Rumors OF extensive reiorus IN Russia and
Poland are again in circulation. The Emper
oris reported to have expressed his de,crmina
ton that Nil childrn born Of scris shall. or the
day or his coronation, he made me. This
event, IL is expected will take place m the 3ls,
oi August next A late dispatch from ST
Petersburg announces that the Count Nssssi.
RnnS has resigned his Office If Minister Of For
eign AIIairs.
The proclamation Of the Gar. issued on III.
conolnsiou oi peace. has also been received
!, declares that thee enemy hal been rcpulsei IL
Inc North the Hasuan arms glorifri by III,
defence Of Scbastopol and the capture Of Kar,
AMI that the Sultan has guaranteed his Christ
ian subjects all the rights for which Ruxsis
contcnd,d II informs tho people that th.
Car has consented to the adoption Of certain
measures Of prccautioa DESTINED to prevent
collision between the vessels Of the two power
in the BLACK Sea. aal also, 10 the establish
mcnt Of new line " dcmarca,iou in III,
Southern part 81 i'essarabia,
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RAiLsoAp AccrpxSr. are informed by
passengers Who came through from Chicago to
Galens IN "Wednesday last, that when the train
vas about twelve miles east Of rrsepor,. and
coming westward. an aeciicnt occurra 81 the
following nature A heavy train which had
but jus, passed.. bad leit the cod II one Of the
rails in an elevated positioa 50 tina. |, thcw "a
the tender nom the trsck, and six Of the cars
immediately following ver smashed In pieces.
without ipjuring = singh pAssenycr. excepting
Que individual vhose hand Vas slightly hart
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inE venerable ext'ovesnor TRours. Of Ga,
ale' ~ iAavus. = g., on the ?eth altimo. -
'ne osssased Was violent Ia his extNne Soath
ern iughe views. and ~ stragiy wss b. OPP
posn to The eoinpromise Of 1880, that although
always dee'dci Democrat be- took ground
against the electlon o, tho Hon. Uowr,I Copa,
as Governor Of Georgia, anal vo,sL Nr his OBJ
poneut Mr.. McpoSALp. the cspd,,,n,. al AZ.
secessicnists. he aho opposed the election Of
PIERCE in ls52. on the ground tia, he was NO,
reliable on the slavery question
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A p,sAsrao,s Noxrs.--The month ii April
will long be memorable FIR ,ts DISASTROUS con
aagratioas. So far q Nc have information
there occurred during this period thu,y-two
frcs. where tho loss exceelsd $1,000 IN each
instance. thirteen u which originated In man
aiAeturing essAblishments) end the asgrsgste
los resulting reaches the enormous aegrea,e
Of 81 ,s&i. 900. A 6rc ct Galr~a destroyed
property to tho value 81 e30o.oo0; ons 81 Bal
timor, sisa,0O0: one ct Philadelphia. $780,
900, one ., Bostou. Sa00. 900 one 1t Nash
vile, Teaueusse, 100000. In edition. do
seruetive CONGREGATIONS have swept through
the iorcsts, intlcting serious losso-
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Swrr,Ixa Ur.--At the advent II the PRES
ent administration. the amount Of balances
due the general governuent, principally by ts
past and present financial agents and officers
M pcr the showing Of the Treasury Depart
mrnts books. amounted to an aggregate N
about 81 81, 900, 900. Much OF this suu' was
no, really due hut stood 10 apparently only for
want ~ proper vouchers Much Vas in very
small balances, that were paid IN demand up
10 this time the work al closing such accounts
has been prosecuted by Secretary Guthrie with
great energy and success, ~ balance due 'hs
Government on such accounts. by the Depart
mcn,s books. having bccn reduced to about
S2t. 0O0, 600.
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1000 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS

1000 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS
- Wis, MOODY q CO., Wholesale p~sisrs in Dry
Chicago bs.s-a hhehigsn and wabash avenues, Dong
Brssch Of The Hoass Of : I. DAVIS CO Of saint
Losis ~hose experience for the pes, twenty ave
Together With ample give fae.htsss In the pur
chose Of goods rarely squsea and second to other
We vosh sssars eli purehasers thst our Wsrshosss
saUsnay ssasfvs ~heh enables o. sdsr - larry
add esnpts Assortnsat N each 81 the aes u yoas
shove namsa as can Be found 10 tAis MARKET snd that
oar eoods sutfrsy fought IN the best martss
aad ss ~iil gSasstee entire sstsaeiion - prfes ana
terms 10 eli Who may fAver with tAsir pstroosGe
aufiSS Al
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We Oil sssi the weekly IrosBrs AsS Dssee nAs
sraisitossy Sos yssr. 70 al Who vii become sess
soAAi sssrisaio thu. aspsripssi Of the paper AZ
The s1ksstloa Of The year will Be dseonsinasd uhles'
oar attention 10 called to rsnsvs,)
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A b. CORNELL, OWATONIA. STEELE CO.
IA Minnesota, General Land Agent. Land bough,
and sold throughout Southern Minnesota.
Persons wishing to settle will end Il 10 their stvsn
tsge TO visit this portion Of the Territory.
All necessary information will be furnished.
Refer to Hon. II. N. Rice, 81 Paul,
Emerson 4 Case,
C.E. Flandreau, Traverse de. siosr.
At. Paul, August II, 1855 Wy
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VT,EMPERANCEH HOUSE, JACKSON sTrEET
i between Third and Fourth SITS, ST. sul, a.. T.
f<-o4 Sos1ussy, Sy tAs SsS Sasx ss aaohti Oh sass
tsrms. Good stabling attaehed Public patronage Is
solicited Stages es st this house daily for passengers
a1-sga Of the square aad Conpaas ~
JanuAry I. 1853. Wy J. w. MAB0N
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Of MINNESOTA
II COUNTY OF RICE -

NosIes 10 hereby sivsa that shall sPpg to TIE DIS
tret Court 10 sad hr the county Of Nes 81 the
s,ssioa Of the sad Ceart 81 Farhasl sAs county 10
,sr.ts The AsStssa TO ranbssh, hAovn . Mech
lssd Asdiiisa 10 Faraesa plot az .heA Aa4i,ioa
- rseordsd the oes Of the Register Il nrets tur
cad eossty, Jssaary sh, n Isl, In Boa ofTe~A
Pats, psseS hCGH MoLklLAND
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A Masonic Temple Is TO be bull, in New
York, which 10 size and maguihcencc will sur,
pass any cdi6cc 81 the hind IN the world II
Is to b. Ave stories high, 100 feet 'front.' and
l?5 feet deep, and will contain ample accommo-
dations for the Grand Lodge and oil the subor'
dinstc lcsigcs, chapters, cncampmcnts and coun'
cha II will bc built OF brown SANDSTONE or
marble, and win cost, Il b Supposed, 1900 900.
The site has not yet bccn dccidei upon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

A GRAY totting match. between lantern
aud Bus. the latter owned by gentleman Of
Philadelphia. occurred Oh the Union Course,
l.. l., on Tuesday. the 9th inst. The match
was made several months ago. and the owner
of lantern. in consequence Of tho lameuess OF
the horse, offered $4,000 for leave to withdraw,
but % 500, the whole amount Of the forfeiture
was claimed. and the owner determined TO
abide the issue II was fortunate for him that
he did 90. for lantern beat Buz badly The
rare was mile heats, best three IN Ave in har.
nc.ss, hr elO.O00, being the largest stake ever
trotted for. n Is said, 10 any country. Ia point
Of time Il was the quickest that ever took place
an early In the rascn-2;3b. 2:32 2;32,s
.2:3I
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r livery sTABLE--wE HAVE AN Ex,

II ~ OHhDAL|-"L HIVE NV "a
~ rENgvE Iirssy stssss from psi<t ~ esa s.f.
aish any aaantty ofsood Hores arrissss sad Buexes
and 60 careful drivers TO convey pssssue.rs 70 an
part 81 the Territory. We sAaI run Q Bsrasee wsgon
between d. Paul and n Antheny In connection with our
stage, to carry extra baggage save ovsroadns our
coaches.
sass sud Livery once sas door east o. American
Nous, q. Anthouy street 81 Paul ~ T.
sattos, agent for So Anthony oaiee at St
Charles Hossi
aprSSnaAw RICE 4 BENSON
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vVyERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

TERRiTORY OF MINNESOTA.
l. DisrRicT ooURr, for Tari Judeisl Dt,,rer. u.
kOts Ceanty.
no Be.Id AZ CoaBty Commls.oser, for DakAtA covs
" rsv,sery et Misusssta, Fsintids
Asssssf
FrsaAAAJ Bartlett, Je-eph Z. Rro~A, Of SAIsy soaa
~ Gsorse Hor.neii sal lohu Neshans Of bskots
county, iavid Olnstsd of " nens con aiy sns Dsa-l
D. Rrs~.ey, Of kAnAsy esasty, I>t,aasnt.
To FrAakhn Bartlett, JossIh n Bre-n gsor..
Hoe,as,t, Jeha M.shsne. Dsvl Ola..ea ,sA D..t,jt
Rrswley. the bove nxm~d Aeknisat.
foa are hsF.ey 'EHmaned All r.gsuel 10 answer The
comp ANT N THIS act Oh oh comp sint ees IN the
oAee Of the Clers Of the DISTRICT toart afor..sd ~
ssndota IN he eoabty Il Dsauts alr~at and 10 s-ry.
eePy o. Joar sns~rr 10 tie AFORESAID mpsint on
a. ny s@es IN The ,o-a q Hastinss IN saia eeasty
.ihA tseay Gays sfs tAs service hereof sIessvs Of
ts- esr ~ sueh srvrs, sn4 yea all 70 snsver ssis
een pie NJ -ithia ih. time .kr~ssd the p,ais,s tn.
sstoa siil tase adsm~nt sgaiast yoa EF the sun Of
"s hensr~d sd foutssn rolhu AID aItJ sve esnts.
va steresi ron The Art dsy q FeArssry A. 1850
b>.at-s he costs 81 ih,s .cron
DARED 81 sssfsaS'. TIL. l;SA s.I q aga. D lsss
rDwARpp pAhKEn,
spr I-sa Pisius1 Attsrssy
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EIOTICE-THAT APPLICATION VII J. BE
IN made to the Board Of County Comm ssioners Of
ksssy county fes the location Of aosd connecting the
Kettle River Road With the Rice Lake Co unity Road In
ToWn Thirty (so) Ranges Twenty two en- and twenty.
thres (ls) West st the nett regular Session,
Nav 9Th. 1855 w9t
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saI a.. AslA.Al..2,.. = s ".

-. Ts.sl-.,.--- ~ at A. AAHA-l..9,-.
Tho " y. 7tibune states that the April
receipts Of tho Michigan Southern Railroad
will probably reach $500 900 against s2a7 900
in April las, yenr
The April receipts on The Cleveland and
Toledo Road amounted 10 sla0,33 against
slO2,slD samn month last year.
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HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND

IXl JACKsON STREETS, fronting the stesmbca
lsndfng, Saint paul.--A. ., ALLEN, ftpristor.
bsviss saksa The shove Hotel. and thoroughly rsat-
lifted and furnished II, Mr. ALLEN begs to inform
The ciissas sfst. Peal and The usvslns public, that
he 10 now prepared 10 accommodate both hosrders
and travellers, In . manner unsurpassed In the CITY
TIE tshls shsil slwsys b suppsd with the best the
msrkst afords Ths location OF the It Tel being mme
dassiy IN front Of The steamboat anjns, and In the
busnsss portion OF the city, makes particularly de
sirabIs thoss wh6 wish to depart boats trans
Get business In the city. June l-dawtf
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vJ,ERRIToRY OF MINNESOTA
Il COUNTY OF BLrE EARTH, =.

rss,rses Court. THIRD Jussei nss,rist ooSaAp
srvr against HANNA srtrL
t. the p~ssssxnt Hannah ststs
Wee Are hss.ey ssmaeaR<d aAsssr ths eonp lsi1i
Of Coersd stata 1anuf whieh has es~s red via he
dora az this CoxIt an repy II year sns~~r
% The subscriber st hanlats, vthn thIrty dsys
s<s ID. ice ~ tits sam ans essialys q he dsy
Of s>sv'<s, and yoa fA ths ssd con Paaai
% hereby maaasd ths pissn'h III sppfy 70 The
Cssrt tor the rsisss tssassAsS tssrsaa.
l. RRrNsoS, Arr Ser FiAla,fr
p-ted Of Ns.ssio sta Nav. fsss ssyi5sws
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According To late valuation Of property in
Detroit tho total real estate Is rc,aru~d q, Ell .
2Ao.72A-persooal property. Ss.4Sa.536; IT,
tai s,7s5,2se. The aggregate valuation in
isaa WI. sl?,36t,Ts3
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semeoody proposes that . National Coavea-
yent'on Of Wigs shall run Edward Evsrv,t. II
Massachusetts for rDsiicn; and jams e
Jones, Of Trpp sr Nicr Prcsiten,
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nR. A. BERfHIER, Physeisa ssd Surgeon, oneu
~ he psetsioaat services the EFT :sas Of 81. ss
aad veinlty. Partculsr sttentoa given to Midwifery
ssA ell Aissoees Of females.
Omcs hesrs, from n. Till p n. and at his resi-
dsooe - eseerts 0tyeet, o. oil other times.
Uaes opposite the Ries Heass 81. Anthony Street
81 Paul, Dec 3 1855. wsm
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T oUsvnLE, NINNEsOTA.-THE PRO

IT OUtSVfLLE, MINNESOTA.--THE PRO
IL PRIEToRs Of the above town would call tho al
sosios OF rmirants sud iii Others 10 he advsn,sges
Ills pisce
II IL situated iuwedatsIv beov The Littis Rxpids
~hieA Is prsetiesy he head Of nsviss,oa on the Min
ursots rssr and being on the only higb around not
beet 10 oyprnov OF The river in The yeiuty Of the
Rasfs We eoasdsr II. location superior to An, o,Ler
20. M on the river
We have one Aess, one stsrs cad s,esm sawpnl
vsill be In operation In = lev vseLs There h also
sood W srsAssse couvepIsnt 20 tbs Landau
We havs rooi steam boat nsysston To hi, plsee AT
n, spssous when not closed by lcs A, pont Tor m,
vssiou. mee AasieaI 1fsnch.s and Sor bs.i
ness IL cannot be beat a. the COUNTRY on both sde. OF
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nELANO T. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT.LAw.
~ Notary uble. and DEiIEa ~ RIAL EsTAn. OAee
neit door to l :. Land ofoe MiNNEA OILS, Mime
--ta
VIII pay particular sttention TO olsetns Debts, On
yeysncing Leaning and Investing Noney and General
land sad Pre- efDption Agrnev business
December q 1885 vly
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Ha,t,oad Receipts for April.

The earnings Of the Michigan Central Rail
road lor the mouth Of April, ~ compared with
the corresponding period Of 1898, wcn as FOL
lows;
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l. l.. nrSson. C. .. NCE
DICE 4 BENSoNS STAGE AND LIVERY.
~ D. Paul, st Anthony, and Fort Ripley tri weekly
Line. Through In two dsys-AlitAs way by day light
change horsss svsry 10 o. Is miles.
Leave g. Paul and Fort Ripley srery Monday, We'd
sssday and Friday, . 7 O'Clock, An.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY STAGE
~ LfSE.-rwice day, regular leave both the above
psess Of =. ~, and 2. IN. connsctips at 81. Paul
9Th the saltwater stage 49, AZ.
Er,rss furnished pisasurs passss and others At
msot's notics.
RICE A BENSON
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NOTICB-THAT APPLICATION WILL BE
IN inside to the Board Of County Comnissiouers Of
nsnssy eouaty for the sppointpsSt Of three Commis
stoners to strsshtsa and relocate the County Road
bstsssa the Rice Lake and Three Pine Lake, the
regular sssaion.
Nay fsh, 1855. wSt
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ST. LOUIS.


IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN d COB
i PLANTATION MlLL-Priee reduced. The sub
.rrber has purchased exclusive right Of territory for
sale In the West Of the above celebrated mills, snd 10
prepared 10 furnish tbsm AZ oil times, - Their wholesale
" retail, guaranteed In the most positive manner
II Is now more than year since the " Little Giant
vas introduced to the public, during which time has
been constantly gro~ins in the popular favor.
AXE the most perfect machine ever offered for gen
erai arm II 10 furnished complete ready for NJ
sehiMg team and weighs follows No. I, 225; No. q
$50, No. ., 900, No 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes
are sufficient to set one up, without msehsncsl aid
and when adjusted, IL can with safety be entrusted
to boy. Full directions accompany each mill
Nc, s3s, and viii grind ba meal pr hour with horse
1850 Is " :"
aSLiberri dscout 70 dealers.
JAMES u. CHADWICK,
No. ~ Locust st., between second and Third,
hovi-dSwiy ST. Louis, No.
D0BERT s. LAVENDER WHOLESALR
IN DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW, AMI gDAR
WARE, No - NorA Second a.. opposite Nonrcs Hour;
y fsS.'. N,ssopri hiss gu hand ssd 10 constantly .
celv,ns
Tubs, edsr Measure,
"a Hoop Pals, DO Tubs.
ov.rei Buckets, do Churn.
Well do do Fsueets
D. C~iaf do Btooms Of all kinds,
B. do do Brushes do
Mop Handles, Willow Cradles wogOn.
Bale Boss-, do Baskets
as ii. s Measures, Rattan dokAssu.
Rolling Pins, Nest Boxes
Wood Barrels, Manila Mat.
do Trays Int do
AHe Handles, Nests, Measures, &c, a.
All which !. offered AZ the lowest ash Prices
b. Leals No. Aug l7d2nkviy
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DALEY BROTHERS, STORAGE, FOR
ID wARDiNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
dealers in Grueeri-s Provinons and Hardware have
ee,ed and shail constantly Keep on hand lsrrs and
complete STOCK.
Farmers and settlers IN Dakotah, Rice and 0eodhps
Counties wonld do well 10 give call We we
bought goods the lowest prices. and readily
afbrd 20 sell them low for cash.
Bastings, Mia. Ter. May Is. 1855 iy wAd
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IT.
which are offered at the We
50 hhds n o Sugar
20 do CrystAlifsd do
100 bbb Crushed do
so DO Powtered 20
100 do ABB do
30 DO sH Molass<.
| ~ do Rsboiied DO
25 hf ssis . Htso
/ ~ kegs Syrup DO
| 20 bbis Goadea syrup
100 Kegs DO
70 M chests lmysrial Tea
50 pkgs y II do
20 do Black DO
20 do Gunpovder do
100 sacks Rio CoGss
20 do Java do
20 boxes Ground do
I 10 casks ktce
100 boxes gAnily soap
3 do Fancy do
10 do CASTLE do
10 do Mould Candle.
IS do Sperm do
Z SO do star DO
rs hi boxes star do
i5qr do do do
50 bbls Vinegar
20 pkgs Salerstus
100 sacks q A Salt
700 do Small Dairy do
800 do Large do do
100 bbls Commoa Salt
20 boxes Starch
10 hf do do
| 10 bbls Pilot Bread
50 do Butter Crackers
90 do Boston DO
20 DO Soda do
Is do sugar do
20 hf bbls Soda do
20 do Butter dc
30 do sugardo
50 do Wine DO
IS bbls Almonds
80 do Pilsefts
no do CastAnas
10 cases ssrdiBes
10 do Oysters
IS 40 HOLSTERS
10 do Clans
20, 900 lbs CodA,h
10 bbis Maeksrei
10 hf bbls do
$50 kits do
$50 boxes Scaled Herring
50 kits Tongues Il Sounds
4 10 bbls Pork
50 do Lard
1000 lbs Cheese
500 40 As.t'd Cigars
sOv boxes Chewing Tobacco
80 do Fine Cut do
40 do Asst'd Candies
2spkgs purkses Y Powder
10 Coils
And all other articles usu
Or very establishment, cor
N~et 10 lSkh
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
GROCERIES.

A L. LARPENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO
IA GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Corner Of
Third and Jackson Street, Saint Psui; y 7.
HAp In nd 70 arrive large snd pists stock
Of Grocerss, Provisions, Wooden Ware, ke, to which
ths attention Of the Trade Is particularly r-sasstsd
Witch are Offered a. the very lowest market rate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

Tho Berlin duel in which tho Chief Of Police
was killed by u noblemnn,- because. M ths peo-
ple believc,r- no dared to execute the laws even
against the mobiles, has excited the lveliost feel
ings In Prussia, and even threatens commotion,
against the obiIity Large popular contributions
are making for tho Chiefs family. His funeral
was attended by more than lOO,080 psrsons
'.rhc King shed tears over his tomb"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08

"Sammy, why don't your mother mend that
rip in your trouscrsi" oh. she's gone to the
sewing circle TO mike clothes for poor children!'