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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-25
Wholesale Dry Goods
... ..... CRcC Goo.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
GlTXTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
- Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ats Boots
Shoes, Clothing and Hardware, &c. &c be sold at pr
sale for cash and four months payable Bank
These Goods have been bought in New York and Boston,
since the heavy decline auction Of Manufacturers
and by the package at prices varying from five hy per
cent less than their prices in June and July These Goods
consigned to be closed Immediately in a word
defy competition in this market. Merchants who do
business to make money and pay cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give A call
Those long Wnded gentlemen who willing pay from
twenty seventy-hve forfeit on goods for The
privilege Of eve months and then their earliest conve
nience, our house is no place for.
ALSO Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of New and Desi
rabe Goods, consigned to to be sold auction excu-
sVey.
Our Auction Sales will continue usual every Tuesday
and Thursday.
TERAs-AI under s1OO cash; sOO four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants
make their Stocks in the Nashville market to try
pop, and n don't do what promise then pass by
We take great pleasure in showing any
and all who will give a call
TRABUE 4 LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septlB-u No. "a Public Square
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-25
SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
HAEuFAcTUEEp
WXXlRlEAM BOGLE.
227 Warrington street., boston.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
RosLE's HIrHEros FLrIs, 49, s0e T5o 81 30 Sizes At
"a. %, ei2 per doEsn.
BosLEs EIscrsic hIrs Drs Qqsd) So t 81 50 s.ss a.
~, as sIs per dorea.
BOGLH's Hn8EAoNA, BALs 90 CyTHERf1 retail Soc
~ per doEsn.
TswhoesAe Druggists and other large dealers dssosn
81 70 per et from these prices VIII be aac, provided ths
parrhaass daing the slx men ms shal eNrssd $40.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Disoosnf Or CASH ii p nsads from IA sAose erfsss
as hEotos:
On orders soHntag 20 sie over, Al one te disoosn
els per oent vii Be nsfe.
On eFdfrs AmouatnE "a ESQ or orsF a. enc e dHoouA
of 10 perceat vtll BE- male.
On eFders a8antns tso ever ~ ene une dscount
sflS per cant vii Be uade.
On or1eFs saoanng - over, A. one ns, dkeoan
Of 13 per cent sill be rsNdc-
On orders aounsng $500 over a. oas tns discount
80 per cent via be made.
These ths iewesl tsrz Abd fon which M Fsgaten
can BE- made 10 any ease.
Prices ~ atker artcie nay be had % applieAhon-
Hozian, AnE. ssth, lsos. WILLIAM be9Lk
Resr % Gao GaKas. NasAsihs. faaA- asgss-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-25
johnson. Horne &CO..

CORNER BROAD AND MARKET STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn.
NM ILL give prompt attention TO receiving STORMS
w chasing, selling shipping Cotton Tobacco, Wheat,
Corn Flour aud Bacon aud will also devote especial
toE to receiving stor ng and forwarding merchandise Of
/ every description.
Our facilities In point Of room nvenence equal
/ 10 any Ia the city. SSiu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-25
Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

elgiby situated building lot College street, is offer
Office iy2-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-25

Discovery IN the Science OF Medlclne.
ENGRAYINGs OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECQLE de PHARMACIE
PHARNACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL CoLLEOE 3
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each case of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
LOOKING GLASS DEPOT.
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME
MANJrFACTOR
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the 30th day Of Novenbrr, A d
w 1880, Erie Dodg. and Mary Dodg., his wife,
executed unto Austin Corbin As Trustee, a certain
deed Of Trust calvey ing TO said CObn the parcels o
land in Scott County, Iowa. described as follows to
wit
The north east quarter Of the south wrst quarter
OF SECTION M fifteen (l5) in township No seventy
seven an North Of range No two C) east Of the 9th
Principal Meridian. Also the following parcels TO
wit: Bgnng at the south west corner OF LOT No four
(t) on section line at stake; Themes north eighty
chains to stake, thence west nine ana three-fOurth
chains to a stake (quarter pos,) thence south,
eighty chains to the south west corner Of secton 5
thence east section line, nine and three-fourths
chains to the place OF b,snnng, containing nineteen
and one half acres, excepting thertfrcm five acres
sold heretofore to John Fink.) Also another par
Gel OF landbopn ded TINS BeginAing at the south
west corner OF lot NJ three (3 in section No fifteen
5) section line at stake and running north eight
chains to stake; thence west nine chains TO stake:
thence south, sghty chains to stake section line;
thence east nine chains to place Of beginning, Contains
ing eighteen acres. both last naE,d narcels bought
from W. l.. Clark, and both In the Township last
above named Which said conveyance was made BY
said Erie Dodge and Mary J. Dodge for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of certain prcmis>ory note
and the interest thereon dated November SOtA 1855
and due in six months from the date thereof at the
Banking House Of Macklot Co. bin, for the sum o
eleven hundred and twenty-five dollars, to the order
OF Franklin II Cutting with intdrest after maturity
At the rate Of ten per cent. per annum
And now said note having become due and remain
ing unpaid l. Austin Coibin Trustee aforesaid, d,
horeby give this public notice thai BY virtue Of thu
power which is in sale instrument contained, vii
on Saturday the I'd day Of August next 1t the hour
two O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day at the Cour
House in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer 70
sale the parcels Of land which above described
much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy an,
pay the amount Of said Indebtedness with tn interes
thereon to the day % payment, together with all tn
costs and expenses attending said sale, aud Of thi
notice.
Dated this 8th day Of July AD 1855.
(iv9 ~ AUSTIN CORBlN. Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
y. n. N YE " :, Dep,,.s

OMce on Brady street .Getssen sd and
~ 81, over Dr. Hickman. ofbce. lie in
uIN\ serts teeth on the most improved piai,
AAy and kAs on hand large aud be aut iiu
assignment Of IEEEu, fs1Ia which he can select any
shsde o. ssee. Persoas Wishing Allr2s New M"de VI
Continuous Gum Teeth on Pintina plate; Of Hlnck
Teeth, can have them they may desire. ns2,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

WHITAKER l. GRANT,
.lT1OR.NEI.S 1T Lilly
Iane1 AGENTS,
Have removed their orice to NJ Main street
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
/ O,s Sand block -, Lss! house aud .ot.in TOW
Lot block 8, City Hotel.
Lot block 50, good house AID WSsee
IL lot bloel I.
Lot block So.
For sale In scott COnnsy.
acres .es Zee S a and WIRE n acre. .,nher, and
130 acres under cult. aaon, wesi satcred,
~ acres improved lana on the kahroad, miles from
town, good house ard bAin, &c % tPisrs,
sSn acres 140 timber, good orcharA large nsW
house, miles from town, the river.
100 acres sec Is tp sNr0
20 acres . v IL " ia sec 3ttp1cre
Gltn tom county.
i80 acres IL ~ tp So e, ~ scres Timber.
Mnscaltme county.
80 scres, mile from Muscatine.
FOR SALE In TOWN
good frame houses, one containing rooms, 2
-oonE, e I.2 Of let in block In Adam Noel's add
lion. There is well of good water on the premAes
I:2 story brick heuse, containinH sig rooms, ON
corner Of Rock Island and Seventh stsects, with
veil ofexcellent water; lot ~ By 10.
Part out-lOt 20, 81 by I3O feet;
do do 81, I5J BY 200 feet, fronts 80 fet on
street.
FOR SALEM SCCTT COUNTY.
60 acres--4S excellent timber, ~ acres under
cultivation lo c1 ~ Of Sec II, tp 81, range 8.
| 90 acres e 1-9 v IL, 50. IS. tp ~, range 1.
40 acres IL and f3 Of -, 8, tP 80, g.
| 10 acres in IA sec 81 tp 7S 8-l.9 improved
| I2o acres e I-9 aud o v Ia sec II tp IS TO
oares improved.
VXYHlTTAKEK Z GRANT have . c0npiete alb
wv stract o all the land titles In this county. They
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

=. ARDassRH. B.H. ISpasSsN
ANDIg ESEN, RROTHElsS,
osalsgs In Choice Family Groceries and rovisions.
Also general assortment Of Dry Good, Bo0ss and
eA0es, Hats and Caps, Hardware Crockcry, wood
en- and willow ware. &c, Corner Of ID street aud
,wesssr Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. oct13 u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
JULlUS LE'T.1.sv z,
u "A ND A q IL ~ II.
Office In Atchison'. Block. Second street,
Getwsen Msin and Brady.
Timber Land.
~ ACREs large BEAUTIFUL Timber, - mile,
! from Davenport; price 80 per acre; WI b
DIVIDED " suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
go acres highly improved farm; miles from pav.
port, 200 acres IN cultivated gvd board fsues, with
ossge orange, houst, stable etc.
Aesau,iful farm - miles from DAvenpnt-ISo
acfe--6O acres IN cultivati.n, par, timb II +; new
house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenpri; 30 acres; 20 acres i'm
provd-"0 Ycr,s UNDERSTANDING water, house, ats-
bic, etc.
3iJ acres mites from Davenport T acres in
fnoc, iiO acres high state OF cultivation, I29
acre. timber, large orchard two god wells " water
miles from Dsyrnpoi.-ap % acr.~ in cultivation.
good house, stable, etc.
81 mile, from Davcnport-is0 acres, sii in fence,
50 in ulivation 10 tibcr 70 zcycs pI IL
rie, house, stable, etc.
miles from Dav npoFt-3a acres; 3lacres N cUi-
tiva'ion, p-Jt timbsr rge new hous", good barn.
etc., etc.
I? miles from D,venpr,-S acres; go acrea In
cultivation, god hou e, stable, etc.
~ miles from Davcnport--sD acrc.; % acres in
cultivation, god house, stable, etc.
l2 miles from Dav nr,ri-s0 acres; 90 acres In eui-
tivaion, II acres splendid timb.r, balance prairi.
large orchard, running water, hcu.e, large stable.
smoke house, etc.
IS miles from Davenp,rt, 80 acres--ail in cultiva
tion; h,,use, stable; etc
Amiias from Davenport, so acrcs-aii in fence a,,i
cultivation.
POO acres In fen." and cultivation OH the Dubuque
read, miles FROM Davenport.
tifdl yiuw oye. RICK Island, Mississippi aud Dav
port.
200 acres of rich prairie ssnd by wsico;t. some -
It cultivated. And larse aalCun; OF uniniproyed
land in Scott County.
number ~ houses ht, aut vacrnt lots, pieasant-
~ situated in diff rent parts u davenport. Fur sal
on favorable terms.
IS beautiful lots In ,rth Davenport--tcrms libcr-
Ally Apply 10
jyl5tf JULIUS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
PIANO FOgTE WARE ROOMS

11sHE subscribers having made srrsngeDents - ~
j r'rmanetIs supplied With Fitur end Yesd tske
method u infrnsine the itix.ns Of Daw0Dost.
~ he hss "pned store for this purpose, Om cpypsv
u2ni aLd Harrison sts. Liberal deducssoa uA6e
mnsk-rs ard those who bIy 10 ssii sGain,
uhu &toet j. NvC9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

XKYHlTTAKER Z GRANT have . complete alb
wv stract of all the land titles In this county. They
are prelar TO shsw the condition of any title on
the Books III Ave minutes. vctl5-csiawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.


1856 SPRING STYLES. 1856.
KNAPP & REDNION
Arcnow opnnug a large and splendid variety .:
Spring Goods,
At No. 8 LeClaire Row,
AAvc1alooxt, iowa.
We INVITE ATTENTION AND CHALLENGE
COMPETITION.
HAVING anticipated an increased demand for all
IL kind, OF Dry Goode this coming season, We have
purchased
.NO.V.SYER STOCK
OF NEW BEAUTIFUL STAPLE AND FANCY
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Silks, SC.
Black Gro d. Rhine Silks in end
less variety Silk Mantiilas--n-w
styles; Solid Colors, all wool d.
LANES, Fancy deLaines, all
kind; new styles DeBag's, any
quantity and cheap.
French C0res"s fOs. Pianos, &c.
ts. Extra super French Kid Glovcsg
Embroidered Walls; Flonncind
Of all kinds; English Threas
laces Tarleton's. sc, Swiss
Muslins; Dotted Nusns; Grape
Collars, Dilnity Bands, &c.
Ps.tssts, Gtsagb0sSss, SC.
Great variety of Shirt Boson,s
Fancy Colorcd Kid Finch SILK
Gloves; Plain and Fancy d..
LANES; Linen Lawns and Taoie
Linen.
Canton Grape Shnsrls, SC.
Splendid assortment - Aipaceas,
ncw and choice styles Of Cling
hams, Vail Bcragrs. all kinds Of
Collars; French worked Collars,
beautiful styles; rich Embroid-r-
les IN setts.
Hosiery, GlOres, SC.
Fine Linen Camhrc I.andker-
chiefs Shawls, variety Of quali-
ties and patterns; Thread Lace
Trimming great variety; Mourn-
ing Setts; Silk Laces; Black Lace
Walls, &c.
H0Oped 5 Grass Cloth Skirts.
French Embossed Chintz; Cur
tain Goods; India Swiss MH
Lawn Cravats, Book Jaconet
and Cambria Muslns; Striped
aid Pain Nansouk 4 usins.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

StfERlOR. DOUGLASS COUNTY wISCON
~ SIN This place 10 sitassed tho bay az supsr,oI
aud len Hand river, at the head Of Laks Supetef and
Possesses better sue sad frester sdvaa
,asrs br commercial city, than other point The
north west, and eauAled In prospective Inn
by chicago only.
The proptietors have q clear, pndispa,ed sad unin
eunbere title to the land upse which svrEnIos IL LAID
out and all purchasers OF lots receive wnrrsates deeds
Tor the same.
superior laid out during The past sessas and Al
ready contains several hundred inhabitants laHr ko
tel, bameer Of stores, cemmoa,uss pier, with all
houses, and IN nj. RESPECTS the most hourshnG pew
town In the west. The eoauty scat, u. 3. Land ~
nce aad Pos, oee are located here where the N,s.s
siPpi xnd Lake Superior Y. a Military Road, sew IN
eourp~ OF eessupetea, connecting VITA ~, pAsi
inars II also the lake terminus Of oil the pvqert
ed railroads to the heal ef Lahe Sspeyios. The $500
canal will be open by jane, ser which time tsur lines
offAke steamers viii fua to suvercr, -c~s from Chi
cage, Two from Cleveland, and one from Asasls ar.
vessel. having been built expressly fer this trade.
Two steam ss~ mills md printing prsss are SOW
the way 10 superior, and VII be promptly worh
one-hslf Of the lots have been sppropssseA BY The
proprietor- 10 bs sold BY the undersgned sctua
firs on easy terms, sad to provide apa ar exteAsive
public Improvement LiAerai appropriations have
been msde Tor public parposes-psrhs, churches, rail-
IL Ia order correct the mi.apprehsnsioa af,sias
iron similarity Of nance 10 proper 60 STATE thss 80
p<r,or C" about The title Of which legal esausver
jesspt township from sspsrsos.
II Map. Of Superior signed BY Thcs. Clara SUI.
vs,os. and Wm. ". Newton, ageat and ssiossey ks
groprstors xn may Ae tAe principal hotels VI
- rssi. ssens csesse, b~'r.st, Cleveland, releSs,
All persons ~hs ~i.h to purchase or Obtain nsbr
n,stsoa, can apply to wn, n. Newton, espsnss, Doss
las eoBniy, wtssaassn.
W.. n. NEWTON,
Msy tsSs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

Cotoasp ssasrS IN Sovra CAROLINA Th'
Governor Of South Caroliua, In his rccu, mrs
sage TO the legislature. makes some Suggestions
in regard to the law relative TO cotcrcd ~amer
visiting ports la that State. which law has long
bccn subject OF complaint and nmonsirancs
On the part Of foreign nations tic dccs not
think our sakty rcquirs~ Inv cf such unr>
eoting o. discriminate severity" and has NJ
'dca that thu institution Of slavery woald be
endangered by Us Modification. tie rVom.
me@ls that the law b. AZ u,ui;ti,l as TO pcr,u,,
colord rancn, the subjects " nations. 10 ~
main on heart their vessels to hc allow,,i To
hand whenever the ,ia,ss 1T the vcs-'i may ~
Qac It. upon their roci,ing written prmi,
To that cfeci from thc mayor VI thc port AMI
that. while on land. they b. sahtc,d 10 the
same restrictions applied to the native coIorsl
population
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

health Of ths climaae --fFom the fegsgoipg facts
which ere applicable 70 this dlstfict, the char.
sessr Of H. ishabitaals ~ IN iaGssrsd - b
Ing ~ insslIigsat sslwpssi0s end . bushes
psopls.
YES 81, Ofwhas sstiM sss u settiersr
A large proportion ere from the States
Maine having contributed the largest proper
ton. Thsss y oos large settlement OF ssede'
on the 81, Crofx, and tbsse are many Germans
Canadians. Irish. Scotch, end othep, Inter
mined thssagh the estire district.
You ssk tbs probsb's Increase OF The popu
ton daring the ysss'
II has probably doubled.
With the hops ihst tho other Land Disss's
win report 10 you . more attractive stAte o
Thugs Ia the several district. Of this Territory
am, very rrpsctfsily.
Your obeslisnt servt,
W. HOLC0MBE, Receiver.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

A ftS,scuL CRsrs. membcrs ii Con
gr~s arr beginning 10 ksl financial crisis u
their tNSvhss packets. They can ert no mons,
till the organization u ctSvsri, and ~ many o.
them has no mow sparc cash than WAS ncc~sary
10 c~rvy them to Washington City, thcy have
sinr h,sa living On tick IAniaaies and
boarding hoas kspers arc cutting importaaa,c
Ex the first insialmep, II their bari bills. Ia,
the members have nothing TO give them la,
promises TO pay Till they rr~im ,hcir milessc
This latter circumstance may probably bring
thc usmhsx~ 10 t,sm. % ihe Spakcrshi % quick
CT than any conscientious scrups aSoa, vast
ing 10 much public time and money - Par1a
delph,a Ledgsr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

TINS entire rceipss Of the Post ois~ Depart
ment .says tho National ists'9'gr"esr) idr thc
fiscal year eodlng on the soth VI june last ar
stated u, sea7a.0,a, being s3so0oO in cscss
Of the weeipis of the prpsioas ys~r TIA, thu
exte,aion ~ the mail service AMI the nerves
Ia the esrc,sr Vt transporting the mails have
been propor,iondly incrascl, AMI causcd ,hc
outlay 10 excccl the revenue so that there
Is vet something wanting TO rcp,kr the Post Of
dec u sitsustAining department.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

HAnLIsE UsIvxss,Ts,--Ws have received
from Rev. JAmEx i,Snoxs, President Of tho In
stitution, the frt catalogue of the stnacn,s Ia
attendance Ut The institution. During The year
In which the University bss been In operation
i3o students. naie and tssnaIe, have becn In ut
tendance The winter term begins January o.
summer term, Nay J, and the hsll term, Sep
tsanber 20-with vacations Of two, and ak
weeks, between zach term.
Rev. Nj. Bsooxs 10 tle principal u the In
stitntios. asstsi by Miss IDUm. S.snsss sos
FRAscs1 L. DrssiSG.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

/ I sIssoN nEtiER N srAfLE AND FANCY tar
81 I.ai. Ready Msis ttsihiay Hats sad caFs,
ssts India Goo.ss q al Aisis Ps~Sff rcd
sai Sh.l', Ears asi rrvsseos wise- b1sors To
h.rrp spA s~r<rs
IA sta,.s 4 yry-,aes tassn sirhAAsv 80 Coed.
ne hshest utsrss, Ers~ IA oHsA e,ss pad ar.
sad sisT,se.
s-as Risss ?. Ncv I:.uis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

tsrKmNsr,so LlnKL DrciHos. The Cincin.
natl Commsre,ai saya, that on motion Tor q
new trial, ~ tho case Of Wa,rsoRw against
Por~sw. IA suit for libel In which verdict was
retarped for dcfrn,iAnt.) Judge sroswH remark.
cd that every mans reputation for solvcncy
wns matter Of public disca~ica connected
with the commercial business Of tho country
and u publication. such ~ that charged 10
have been made Ia tho Defendants newspaper
was made from good motives, aud without NAL
ice, aad that tho party made all the rcparatt'n
In hia power afterwards, the jury might refuse
TO give damages. or give merely nominal dam.
agos.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

NJ ARBl.Ei MARBLE .!--Jl'ST RIHyED
WI At rnE Minnesota MARBLE wonKS eoyn.f
vi 5sck~ae ssd s~vrnsa streets. 81 Pssi . ono ~
lcs 81 Aner'esH and itsilsa Asssnents Temh stenss
N.r'As Chmu,y feres, gHynnsr, sa.ks Ae
Tao-e - i-ATag 10 sslsAss sAa I.sfsx trR.ss
20 tAe nrBor, u tAsir fs aas, ~t 30 ~. 10 cali uns
srsn % h<iose parvh..saf si.swheve
s~P,. ~, tsSS-ss~n - TosrryT< CO.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

hcxxSs NV s-ial win APPEAR in England
about Christmas. "Iittlc Dorria' wS not
the original title but II was christcnsd No
hciys Fault" The author thought to keep
the title sccrt hut Il kakri out, and hence
the new name, and the discontinue Of the news
hunters.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03

The printing Offices Of the Memphis .tPpoii
and the Eagle md Easaru wcre entireiy DC
s,rcyci by tire On Saturday ,he 18th, together
With ell the stock. The ofhce u the H4,g
Was considerably damaged
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-03


Ofthc above. Ia November. 1000 acres were
sold At public sale fur si?5 per acr No pub.
lie lands have ever been sold n this Office for u
priec above 81 % per acre. except eighty acres,
which brought si,50. ofthe ah~ Of 1850,
1908 ncres have bccn entered under The pro.
enptiou act of lstl. lsAoskl here add that
the University have located. besides the above,
about II IA acres ft
This Office haa yet a,hlcei to private entry
aboui thirty townships Of public lands, and haa
recently received toor,~o pla,s Of Townships,
which ARE not yet sahjsci 10 private entry, -
1hee hitter townships arv Is the Western part
Of this district, IN tho vicinity Of Rum l,iver,
and include choi~ farming knd. This Office,
IA informed by the surveyor General that about
ibtriy-.is other townships are In progress OF
subdivision the pla,s II which will probably bc
returned 10 this oIlice In ew months.
You ask wha, individual or company have
oatorcd the largest amonnt al landg
Got H Messa,y Of ,, raai, has entered '.'m land -.
Il-s.sy staples ef siuiwsisr n'o.,iy pine sa. Is o
asrr.,
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