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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
EDDY & BANKER,S.
sHuzza for DIinnesotay

sHuZZa for MinnesOtay
CHAR LES W. WOOL Ely,
LOWER LEHEE, ST. PAUL,
Isn fairly under way, and will transacta r.,Atg
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION
i4 BUSINESS,
.ae tQgE Dealiargely in -; ffarf sfs l+egf
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all bushes entrusted to his care, he will give
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
- Mark packages ssCare Of @. WV, ST. PAUL." 80
oFf REFERs TO
Messrs. porup and Cakes, Bankers, st. Paul.
Thomas B. winsto ESQ.,, do. 1g f3gE2
h. F. McCoskey, ESQ.,, Galena Ill.
p. F. Walker, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa.
e. p. Taft 4 Co., do. do.
s. s. Phelps, Esq, Oquawka, Ill.
.li L. A. Benoist, & Co., Bankers. st. Louis, No.
Colonel Robert Campbell, do. 10.
Cornwall b Brothers, Louisville, Ky. -
Williamson Mann Co., New York.
Samuel Denman, ESQ.,, do.
Hugh Campbell, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jos. s. Lowering Co., do. do.
Weld Minot. Boston. eisC ie2,
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Advertising, Corresponding Newspaper Collecting Agency
90 Dsaybern Street, Chicago, Ill.
-
Chinese Sugar Cane.
(SORGHO SUCREJ
URE SEBD-The Subscribers hereby inform the Farmers
Gardeners, and the Public that they have tsst
valuable psnt put In strong cloth pack
ages, SUFFICIENT plant about onen which they
will send by MALL postpaid, upon the receipt Of ONE
proporonate quantity by express At the
pense, full directions the culture, harvesting, Ac
Order early to secure the seed. Also, aH
full assortment Of Garden Seeds, and genuine
Foreign and American growth,
FIELD SEEDS AND GRAIN OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
-3 x KINDS,
Flower Seeds In great variety,
small supply which they will, the receipt OF ONE
mall, post paid, twenty varieties Full catalogues
gratis upon application the Chicago Agrcuura
and Seed Store. a. HENRY D. EMERY X CO..
8-3mw No. 204 Lake Street, Chicago, i'll.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
$40 broadway, N. r., 20 Clark Street, Chicago.
THESE Machines established great reputation found
substantial excellence The fair profit Of using
these Machines regularly empoyedi ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS YEAR.
No Tailor Seamstre
xvng sewing stitching afford to do without
peculiar merit Of Singers Machines which no other
kind justly claim, that the same Machine cA 90 every
kid of ork In STYLE They strong, dursble will
order. VIII be entirely certain II
vial do his work. Ecy large private family ought to haze
| one. G4ee $40 500
price and size Machines, Of working, method
purchasing, with all other particulars obtain 1t by
plying letter either of offices for OF l. NJ.
Singer Co.'s Gazette paper devoted to the Sewing Ma
chinein ierest. 1t will be supplied gratis.
Local Agents wantedin town in the United States
ja2O-6m I. NJ. SINGER & GO.
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''a CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS.
WE WOULD respectfully inform the ladies St. Paul
w established at l23 South Clark street,
tween Madison and Washington sts,
A Fancy Dyeing and Securing Estsblishnent.
Every description Silks Sstnst and Wooden Shawls
Dyed Cleaned and restored to their original
Grape Shaws dyed to shades also, Lace Cur
tains cleaned beacned, and warranted to look like
orders from the county promptly attendedto
p = . - COOK BROTHERS,
au21-sm 123 South Clark Street, Chicago
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CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
Entrance No, ~ State street.)

Cocks. Steam Whistles, Mississippi and other Guage
Cocks, water Gauges. &C.. furnished at the
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS,
Il yapesvtle, Wis.
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------ MARBLE WORKS.
CHlCAGO STEA"- ~ descriptions Of Marble
WE are now prepared to execute al. 'sa West.
w work. at prices never before offered - and
and material will always be found superiO,,
work country well packed and when
ry will attend personally to the setting OF and
chimney pieces. n. & o. WILSON,
Oct. "a $50 SIN state Washington sts Chicago.
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Chicago,

gCRIvEN 4 GALLAGHERD,
Advertising, Newspaper and Collecting Agency
90 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
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EvISONS SALvE, for the Prevention and Cure
l. ed Heels and Chilblains.
Those afflicted complaint,
stantly relieved, by using bex Of Levison's Salve.
perfect warranted. the money Misunderstanding
for the last 40 the only perfect and
remedy. lrses fleaaif
Certificates from cured with the Salve be
by applying to the Agent. $3.50
READER have relations friends suffering with
frosted feet, box, and present to them. You win
only be doing them benefit, but will receive their
lasting gratitude. Sa.
Price so box, with full directions. For sale at the
Agents ONCE, 212 South Water street, Chicago, Is
B. J. LEVY, Agent.
Agents wanted to travel throughout the country.
Oaalers supplied liberal terms. Address B. j. Levy, p.
- Ill. N4.ftf jal6-2n
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BLAIR'S 49,,
Weekly Journal Of Romance,

mammoth Illustrated literary jOurna Containing sixteen
large pages the Illustrated News and in
published two brilliant romances both illustrate
highest style Of engraving, namely: The Young
Heir, the Mystery Of the Red Lion, and sUndne jus!
issued.
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ANOAA FLOUkING MILLS.
THESE Mills consist Of three Of stones, with the most
approved machinery for cleansing. grinding and boiling
and buckwheat and grinding Flour Of various
qualities, meal and feed constantly hand. Cash paid
for wheat and corn.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-09
New ORLEANS, April q.

NEW ORLEANS, April ~.
The steamer Empire City is coming up
with dates from California to the 9th inst.
The Illinois takes forward nearly 81, $780,
O00
Senator Foote has returned to the Demo
cratic party.
The Pacific Express has failed. Business
dull. Chinese products are steadily advan-
cling.
The Empire City, brings one hundred of
Lockbridge's men and 20 others, including
Generals Wheat and Hornsby, who go to
New York on the Illinois. The rest are at
Aspinwall
Lockbridge's retreat is confirmed. The
Costa Ricans had taken possession of Punta
Arenas and the steamer Rescue with great
amount of ammunition and six pieces Of artil-
lery.
The j. l.. Stephens brings no further in
telligence of Walker Private dispatches
received at Asplnwall states his position at
Rivas as impregnable, with plenty of provis-
ions and likely to hold out fr months. The
same dispatches confirm the report of the
battle. Another attack is expected on the
Goth.
Gen. Walkers brother died on the Empire
City yesterday.
Transit open to the Pacific.
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CRINoLINE.-Thcre is to be a magnificent
ball costume at the hotel P, in the Fau-
bourg St. Honore. and great secrecy is main
tanned as to the disguise to be assumed by
twelve members of the Jockey Club, who
are to enter the room in procession, as the
"Joiles FemmeS de Paris" Their bonnets,
dresses and mantelets are all made by The
most approved .taiseuscs their crinolines arc
as wide and ample as the rage just now
They will enter through the folding doors of
the ball room, two and two. AS they walk
round, bowling and smiling on all friends, the
crinolines will gradually expand by mecan-
ique made for the purp Sc, until they assume
such gigantic proportions that the whole
company will have to crowd into the corners
| of the room, and the beaten Crinoines of
the present mode be compelled to retire in
shame and confusion, before mightier pow
er than they.-Paris Cor't Court Journal.
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WASHINGTON. April 30.

In business conversation to-day, the
President stated, that the Comptroiler's .iu-
risdiction under the Carnick and Ramsey
law is absolute, and that the President must
enforce it as enacted. The matter causes
much talk. as it is generally considered to
override the opinion of the Attorney Gene
raj on the subject.
Robert NJ. Stevens has been appointed
Commissioner 20 superntend the sale OF the
Trust Lands Of the confederated bands of
Kaskaskias, peorias, PianLisaws and Wyan-
dots at Kansas, on the 4th Of June next.
G. Augustus johnson, who was confirmed
by the Senate on the last day OF the session,
will not be commissioned
Mr.. Baa!s has declined the appointment
of Discussing Agent Of Supt. Magraws sec
ton Of the Wagon Road.
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IL ON MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

GALE on MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
- In pursuance Of, and by virtue Of Judgment and
Decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Mne
sota rendered and made at the January Term Of said
Court held at the Capital in the City Of Saint Paul. in
s a Territory on the ss "a day Of January is
william Brewster, and Emily L. Brewster, his wife, MI
enact Hickey, Patrick Donovan, Isaac Dixon, Afheus
g. Fuller Mary Richardson George Fuller, Joseph E.
Fullerton, and Richard d. Wood and Josiah Bacon,
Lewis w. Hayward, Benjamin " Marsh, Hart A. Leavitt
and Edward Townsend, partners, under the and
and William Wakefield is Defendant in Error which ac-
ton was brought for the foreclosure certain Mort
gage upon the premises hereinafter described, which
judgment and decree rendered made In favor of
the said William Wakefield Defendant in Error therein
for the sum of Twelve thousand Five Hundred and
Ninety seven dollars and Eighty nine Cents (e12 s
due to the said William Wakefield, Defendant In Error
with interest thereon from the date Of judgment and
decree.
/, Aaron w. TulIis, Sheriff Of the County of Ramsey
in the Territory Of Minnesota, will expose for SALE at
Public Auction, and sell In separate parcels to the high
bidder cash. the front door of the Court House
in the City Of st. Paul. in the County of Ramsey afore
said, the twenty day Of April next, s57 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. the Real Estate
and premises directed in and by the said judgment and
decree to be sod and described therein as follows,
Certain lands and real estate lying situated and being
in the County Of Ramsey and Territory Of Minnesota,
and described follows, that is to beginning at
stake thirteen Q3 chains and eighty e3) links
west from the centre of Section number thirty
in Township number twenty nine, (2 North Of Range
twenty-five (22) West; thence north eighty nine (o9)
degrees and thirty 30 minutes west six @ chains and
twenty one (2 links to post thence north fifteen Q5)
minutes west eight ( chains and thirty EIGHT and one
fonrth $50 links to pest thence north seventy QO
degrees seven ~ minutes and fifteen QO seconds east,
one chain and hirtytwo and two-thirds 1927 links to
post thence south forty 40 degrees east nine (9)
chains and eghty-two (s2) links to post vetal's
line thence south forty 3) degrees and forty @
minutes west, one ~ chain and ninety (90) links to the
place of beginning, containing four and nineteen hun
dreth "A $4,000 or less. And also, the west
half OF the northwest quarter of Section number thirty
one, (3 in Township number twenty nine 29 North Of
Range twenty-five (22) West, containing seventy (7O
acres and twentysix (2 hundreths of acre,
gether with all the Entertainments and appurtenances
thereon, or thereunto in anywise appertaining,
ment and decree aforesaid together with the interest
thereon, and costs of the sale.
Dated St. Paul, March II, 1857.
AMEs VAN ETTEN, Atty's for Defendant in Erro
A. W. TULLIS, Sheriff.
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ders and inrmities of youth and maturity resulting
from excuses which destroy the physical and mental
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and plys-
oogy and diseases of the renrodrctiye oroons ~ bo
sexes, their structures uses and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise on the duties and casualties
of single and married e-happy and fruitful alliances
mode of securing them-nfecitous end inertle ones
their obviation and remoya-mportant hints to those
contemplating matrmony that will overcome objections
to it none, however, should take this mportant stem
without first consulting its pages commentaries ON the
diseases and medical treatment of females from infancy
old age each case graphically illustrated by beautiful
IhograDh mates nervous deh;Itv IT, corsaS nd go
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ST.. Louis, April p.


James S. Rollins, recently recommended
for Governor by the American Convention,
announces himself Il candidate for that office
in opposition to the National Democracy.
Gov. jackson has fixed upon the 3D. Monday
in August for the election to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Governor
Polk.
Files of the Santa Fe Gazette for March,
are received. A portion of the remains Of
Indian agent Dodge have been found and in
tered at Fort Defiance. Capt. Gibbs was
severely wounded i'll Il recent engagement
with the Indians. Gov. Merrwether had
gone to visit the Navagos and Puebla In
dians. Indian departures has been extern
sive and frequent. Numbers were overtaken
and killed BY the troops. Major foiY had
arrived al Alhurque Aque with Sl50Coo Tor
the Indian department,
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q Great Man Fallen.

JOSHUA A. SPENCER. wellknown throughout
the country as leading member of the bar
of New York, died at his home in Utica on
the 25th hlt. His disease was abcess OF the
liver 1t is scarcely year since we had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Spencer in St. Paul
in apparent good health. His son, who re-
sides in our city, was summoned to his pa
home few days since, his friends hoping
that he might arrive in time to see his father
alive, but he was doomed to sOrrowful
disappointment.
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From Salt Lake.

Salt Lake advices to the 25th of February
are received.
The Legislature had passed an act organ
zing the military of the Territory.
A school had been opened to teach infant
~ and cavalry tactics.
The Desret News has an article intending
to prove that the federal government has no
power to appoint Territorial officers.
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DETROIT. May |.

The Northern Transportation Company's
propeller Michigan, arrived here this fore
noon from Milwaukee, which port she left on
Monday last, and is the first boat through
the Straits of Mackiac this spring. She
reports large quantities Of ice in and about
the straits, and had some difficulty in fore
ing her way through. She met the propeller
Ogdensburg Oh and the steamer Michigan in
the Straits, and the Lady Elsin and the pro-
peller Montgomery at Maclinac, bound up.
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WASHINGTON, April 30.

II ASHINETON, hpTII OO'
C. C. Andrews has resigned his position
IN office of Solicitor of the Treasury, and goes
to Minnesota to practice law.
Mr.. Hazleman, Austrian Minister, is max
ing arrangements for an absence of months
in Europe.
Bushrod B. Howard las been appointed
Post Master at Galena, Til.
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AWHALE CAUGHT OFF SANDY HooK.-A
whale about sixty feet long was captured
off Sandy Hook on Saturday last by the
crew of a little fishing smack. 1t was taken
to Staten Island and stripped of its blubber,
which proved to be very good, yielding forty
barrels of oil.
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CINCINNATI. April 30,

CINCINNATI, April 80.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is COM
pleted and ready for business.
Trains will commence running between
Cincinnati and ST. Louis on Monday next,
connecting with the express train east.
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unere is an English statute, where one
nall the penalty goes to the King, and the
otner nall to the informer-the penalty be-
ing fourteen years. Imprisonment.
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A Russian miser is reported to have
learned to bark, in order to avoid the ex
pense Of keeping watchdog.
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United States District Court, Second Ju.
dicial District, Ramsey County.

nERsIA B. THOMPSON against MARY JANE THOMP-
SON Summons for relef.-To the above named de-
endantYou are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, Of which copy Is
herewith filed the Office Of the Clerk OF this Court for
said county of Ramsey and to copy OF your an
swer to the said complaint the subscribers at their Of
Ace at St. Paul. in said County, within twenty days af
ter the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF such
servce and n YOU fail the said complaint
vithn the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court the relief demanded in the COM
rIa;nt HALE PALMER, Plaintiffs Attorneys
P na..d G, paul 10Th March, 1857. mh21sw6w
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WASHINGTON, April 90.

" IO-S3
The sword given to Commander Harris
tein by the British Government was pre-
scented to-day by Secretary Toucey.
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Inc writer does the most who gives
readers the most knowledge, and takes from
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Every lie, great or small, is the brink Of a
preci.ice the depth OF which nothing but
Omnipo,. ence can fathom.
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A iar-seelng teatotaller, being asked the
meaning OF syntax, wittily replied, "the tax
one has to pay for getting drunk.''
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q. A. MOUSSE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
|AINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

REFERENCES Chief Justice Shaw Boston Hon. c. G..
Loring, Boston; Stephen Brown Sons, Boston; Prof
Parsons, Law School, Cambridge; Hon. O. Washburne
Mineral Point, Wis. j; Hon. E. b. Washburne, Galena,
Illinois; Hon. II. lIamin, Hampden, Me-; Hon. T. J. D.
Fuller, Calais. Me. J. A. Packard Co., Galena, Ill ;
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, ST. Paul, Min. Marshall Co., St.
Paul. Min. R.P. NJ. =. Upton, st. Anthony n11-y
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New YORK, April 30.

Latest advices from San Salvador, state
that the division of Nicaragua among the
allies has been cousumnated. The Nicara-
gnans generally are acqpiescing init.
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TERRITORY OF Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County I'd Judicial District

VT7 ILLIAM b LANdIEI uQdtnst SAMUEL A. 81 Uh-
w TEVANT-Summons- Samuel A. Sturtevant.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which complaint has been
duly filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
and to serve copy Of your answer to the said
plant on the subscriber at his Office in the City Of Saint
Paul. in said County of Ramsey, within twenty days af
ter the service hereof exclusive of the day of such ser
vice and If you fail to answer the said COMP ain.
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in tbts act;
will take Judgment against you for the s, of one b
since the 10Th day Of January A. D. 1885, at the -s
Of six per cent per annum, besides the costs Of tbs
action. $1,000 60
mh21.w6w HARVEY OFFICER, plifis Att,v
WANTED-l2 BOYS for walters in = Hotel. An.
" ply AT 'nis "'"er; ap2sdtf
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An absent-minded woman recently wash
ed the face of clock, then wound the laby
up and set it forward fifteen minutes.
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why is sympathy Inv '''''o , Sar a fellow
because 1t is a fellow feeling ~
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= L II IL Il IL y lOLOulCAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DIR.
La CRoIx, NJ. D., Albany, New
York. $50 Pages and 100 Fine
Plain and Colored Autographs
and Plates, sent free of postage to
all parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and contain
ing nearly double the quantity of
reading matter in that of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications.
1t treats on the Physiology of
NJ o.nI a.,
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AZ Advertisements inserted in both Daily ana week
ly one-haf price additional.
~ TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS to be paid for II 'o
vance,
tB- LEApRD or DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS VIII he
charged double the above rates when not changed ana
50 cents per 1000 ems for each change.
Ey All Advertisements, unless the time Is speciheu
be inserted till forbid, and charged accordingly.
- BOOK AND JOB PRINTING of every descr'p-
on done in the best style and at the lowest rates
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM BREWSTER,
Dealer i'm Real Estate ,
Near the Post Office,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
TRUMAN MI. SMITH.
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
SAINT PAUL,

Exchange bought and Sold Interest allowed on time
Deposits Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of Real Estate, Loanng Money, Locating Land War
rants Payment of Taxes, &c. daw
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ar19-daM.- -NGFORD. DEAELRS

CPENCER q La aoors ahova ti,o
y IN REAL ESTATE Saint Pau. -.b,ic con ON
Office on Saint Anthony Street, few
Post Ofice-We invite the attention OF the p-.
erally to our Farming Lands, all Of which have bee
selected with the utmost care, and are Located tne
most fertile portion of the Territory and WISCONSIN, we
offer great inducements purchasers especially 10 1ar
mers DESTROYS OF frst-rate lands near Market 10
those having Land Warrants for location, we promise
entire as we employ agents for that pur
pose but give to personal attention. We also buy
and sell land commission, and act as general Taxpay
ing and Collecting Agents. novlt-dawu
wH A. SPENCER A. @. LANGFoRD.
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M I'M ESOTA LAND AND COLLECT.
4V1 ING ACKNOWLEDGING 7. SMITH, AhO~nev at
Ldac and Dedterin Real Estate and General AGent
Office next door to the U. s. Land Office, Minneapolis
Minnesota. Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, &C.
bought and sold, money loaned property and titles ex
amined, Investments and collections made; Land War
rants, Located; Land entered and sold ON credit
Agencies solicited interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
prOmptness and fidelity. oct 20, 1S55-dawtf
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5. ID. HARMS HENRY HILL.
YARNS & HILL. DEALERS IN REAL

>. u. kAhNS HENRY HILL.
u Arms & HILL, DEALERS IN REAL
n ESTATE, will buy and sell Lands negotiate Loans,
Locate Lands Buy and Sell Land Warrants and do the
business Of general Real Estate Agency Particular
attention paid to the examination of Titles. Office near
the Suspension Bridge Minneapolis Minnesota Territory.
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. Bigler Hon. Simon Cam
Mcdonald Crossen Ex-Gov W. +. Johnston Pittsburg;
James Fox, ESQ., Oliver Bellman, Harrisburg; Hon.
+. NJ. Wyncoop, Philadelphia; John B. Eaton, w. s.
Porter, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio COL John R. Garland,
Stephen d. Law, New York City; Rev. Benjamin Mills,
Frankfort Kentucky DR.. o. +. Hill, Knoxville Tenn
Ex-Gov Alex. Ramsey Hon. David Cooper, William 8.
Banning Co., John Ninnger, ESQ.,, Stephen Long, ESQ.,,
Berkey Nicols, HOllinshead Becker, St. Paul; L. NJ
Odds, SNYDER Mcfarland, Bradford & Garland, Han
cock Thomas.
HENRY HILL, Attorney at Law and Notary
Public. n11-d6n,