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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

nATINTaD In 1886, tn. kst ever oArrei IN this
M.r.et, for sale ~ G0Ul.O n srsrRr, a, the
Wno,e.a ale sad Retail Carpet asd Fsrnifrrr Ware
House Dessaint Block Ssconi s;reet ~ h doc III We
Perry 0OCLU h STsEKE
Apr, ~, dit. tByl 4. News : ny
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23
TAs psa,siom VI Hen. Henry q. VISIT.

"a the political position u the Hen.
figsay e. WAr has bccn made matter Of
speculation and controversy 10 political CIR
ciss. We are happy, 'hroagh the following
communication from his pen, 10 relieve 'hoss
who have bsp curious. from any further
anxiety. II will ie sen that he announces
himself. freely anil unrosrve'Ily, az asira'gt
out National Democrat. We WIRE very
much graiiGed. moi only from the fet that
in - doing h. iolIow. thu suggesiions :"
pnnd. intelligent Judgment. and therefore
acis iruihfnly to himself AMI bia op'is,it''-
ency, bu, ac are equally graiif"i for The
r,asou ,ba, IN him tho Democracy secure
the nhi II gentleman u Acknowledged
ability. and Of approved integrity.
We shall bc much surprised II tie dis
HONEST. revolutionary action Of the black
I,.fublicans, does not induce others whf
have hitherto acted with that organization
10 repidiaie them ia terms ~ manly AMI
emphatic az tbose ugi by the lion. Mr.
Wan.
NJ. PacL, N. r.. July II, 1851.
70 he s.iilsss u l,a Piose,, ,,l p.mssssl
GsSrtsSKs lin Justice ~ mysslf J desire
through your columns 10 srplaln TO tbs pub
| lie my political position. ] am impel'ed
10 this ffom iaisss presentations which have gone
abroad from various sections 81 the epi''j
which have thu honor TO represent In The con
ssituiionsl Convention fof this Tsutory ~ II
my political faith.
| | was nominated By the Republican party
This nomination cams ~ ms unsoaghi. for Il
thu Democratic patty owe my siro,ion. via
the Democratic party shall act uu'il my IniE
meat il convinced tina, that patty ID wrong
| Having Learned that Madam han@ charge
mo with ahsepcs VI the meeting 81 the tonsen
ton nom desire 10 dodge the responsibility o
soiing upon tho ergsni alton ~ test question
II Ia das myself a. we'll ~ those who did mo th'
honor Of eleetlng me, 10 say that the charge \
utterly false. | Vas detained At home by pro
fsssionai snasgemsnts whth impers',ely do
msndra my presence AMI psfsenai attention
| Ia this assertion, asntlcmsn Of unlmpescba
hia ssraei,y. and loyal To tho DEMOCRATS faith
will bear me witness.
Let IL olYsnd whom II viii, henoeior,h Hhal
act with tb. Democrats party, hsiBs consince'
tina, thu, party represents the only true sonanf
yati,e national ntores, 81 thr Union.
| Yours, SO,
| ilrsaY &, var
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

We learn that four companies ID tho sce'
onl infantry have arrived ut Fort Isdgtly
from Fort Randall. On tho Missouri The
,roopm marehed across tho country, and ar
rived al Rldgcly last week.
An esv~iitioa will b. started IN pursuit
of Ink adu..as hand as soon as the nec's
iary orders eau be procured from Washing
Ton, directing moyeinen, Of that character
In addition 10 this force, W. arr iaform"
TIM, tho Secretary Of War has yielded y
t,oy. MrpAmys request and ordered m oil
di.ional company Of infantry anda compsn,
ii dragons to tho Territory Theses wef'
the only troops at the dispo~al OF tho gov
crnment.
An attempt Is now being made 10 "ocur'
tho retention In tho Territory. Of tho tw'
companies II the tenth yet remaining. W.
are In hope. |, will h. successful
iov. MxpAmv. while in Washington. pro
cured M order from the Department, direct
Ing a supply Of Mimic rifles anil cavalry nc
cou,remnnta. To b. forwarded 10 the l'wri
tory, 10 bs used In eqaipping vo'onie'
force u necs~ssry.
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s'soessisags Of tis sssittat,t..ei tom
ssntion.
.Hs,eri4-i f.a he Pl.assr sns D-n,s-,,.


Third DAY.
WgDsDDAy. July 10.
At ~ VI. tbs Convention was called to
or,ier by the Pr,ssd,ni.
1'k Journal 81 the pressing day xas
Rad and approved
The Credentials 81 Mr. II. &. Val were
pr,wBtsl. IA Delegate from Benton county
AMI REFERRED ~ the Committee on ''raie,,
tials.
The COMMITTEE tn Insleath,ls is'iug
called npn for report, asked further iiBs.
Mr. BROWN. u sibi,y. moved tina, The
committsr have uatl MONDAY next to make
q report, unless they we're prepared sOncs
IN support oi this motion. Nr. ~. stated
that sone II the Delegates claiming sea's
had TO CREDENTIALS, aud Il was nsccs@ary io
allow the eemmi,trr sufficient time 10 in
yc-iigais thsir claims fully and ssissl.icto-
rily The motipn was adopted,
Mr.. BECK VIZ. Of Kan'ey. nih'rni the
following resolution:
Hsssrsa, That Tho Secretary II the frfritofy
~ Minnesota bs Instructed /" furnish Tho C0m
aitise on CREDENTIALS With m abslflet ~ the
returns ~ the election ~ me iabsrs 10 This bniy
and the votes ess, ia eaei capneil District.
Adopted,
The PRESIDENT suggested that M thu
Convention bal pns~sl resolution 10 b.
goyernd 10y the rull= 81 the iiouse 81 i,cIt
nsentatiyca, i would b. proper 20 have
oopi'~ n the aine procar''l for the nee Of
the MEMBERS.
Nr. FLANDRAU, IL Nicollci, moved
tina, the Territorial Printer b. instructed 10
print $50 copios of the Rules Il the House
Of Representative toe the usc II this Con
vontino. temporarily Adopted.
Mr.. AMF,is. Of lIenneldn, n,dr tuo,ion
that tbs Secretary Of the Convention he
instructed 10 procure printed sliTa % ilf
Journals ~ the Convention from tlr Tern
torial printer. for the usa Of ibe members.
Adopted.
Tn motion Of Mr. fLANDRAI d
Nicollc', the Convention adjourned uu'i
Thursday u, II VI.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

Wi,han, tho all 1t Dishonest county
oiliocrp. the l'rmacrals have u majority ~
legally rlcctul Delegates To the Convention.
Eycry individual ia the above lat, wa fair.
IT, honestly. mh legally eloct",l. ooe
other nanr pmaips Ia he a,kl,d. that NJ Mr..
AnnrRnSa, OF Mower county THIS addition
will max, the Convention. II the Hack ID
puhli,ai,s 10 M, roe~lc irum their re,oln-
tionary position, s,alsl 10 ihmocm,s, opIo
sitiun. o,
The above hat contains many men Of
whom the party uiay well he rronl, Oh
~t,lcr enter very largely into iis comp,si-
ten m.n who came 10 Minnesota ,en and
twenty years ago. anil sia~ that tins, have
ciieciualIy aul Ecalosly laborsd 10 promote
the material interests Of the whole I~nple
of the Territory !, is fitting that The task
Of completing om history as dcpcpdrn.
Territory, and forming State Constitution
should bc contilal 60 the han,ls oI such mon
A regard. ability, experience AMI stairs
nanshir, ,hcr'is M comparison hctw~n the
RcpuhIican mcctinr ami the Convention,
The latter Ia immramably superior 90 the
t,tmcr, "a all that constiia.es usscta.
bic AMI inspected delihcratiyr aSscmhlasc,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

therr agd oseanizs. Il was, therefore, an
ae, Il usRrIation. without Ireoden;. with.
out right, wilhoot ths ssIictiOn ol lnr!ia-
ras1itary usage, e,itfary h. any custom
which IIas eyer obtained Ia ibis " any olher
e'nitry.
Dir, II the sceb4 which .,aYe Lecn ts..is>
ae,ssi II the American ia TIN during the
hat cightsD ao,illi- asr ~ So on delliera-
tlye b'siies viii hecDaIe inGi,s and the Sosid
will 10 regard tIiein. This Constitutional
Cow I,,ion mct at tbs tune md place pro
sc1'sd by law aAd want il distinctly an-
drsto,i ali raao'>i apn ~ 1rd that Ne
are nos in session 10 this Hal. in "bslience
10 regular adjoanmagis made Il accordance
with the lornis AMI rules and ! triamgiiary
customs II all iis dellisqai,yr hdiig uJysi
the American continent. ihrru can b. ~
Doubt, Their u e. b" ~ 'luabi ~ -H lhe sub
feet, Au1 II we haze Ia g. before 'he
c'a,ntry 81 defend our OrzanZ iti0a upon
thc groinl Of the regularity oftha, hIinnrn-
uTDi, there Is but 'aic mud, int 'nc yoiee,
among The members present. | give notice
/" The I@Ji,lc If tbs Territory that 1t WA
fiir parliamentary. legnl adjournment Of the
Constitutional tunyiution. The who or.
gaDize, eliiar Temporarily &c permanently,
Vut d lime out Il place. even thplgh they
have tie taaj 'rity arr irregular. without an
tbEi,y, without taeosl,tt. and unjusti8able
Asfotu The country
Mr, President, viii not go tnto the DE-
tails NJ oar action further II We have ebert
c1i a majority 81 what az, terInrI Democrats,
by The votes of the people. ! trust We shall
aei In accordance with the coGrs We have
pursued Further than tbs, 10 not pro
poe saying 10 lay. II would be cut II
time. perhaps out II place. to attempt to 70
beyond tia. which Ne have done ia accof-
dance with parliamentary usagc AMI psrla
incn'ary Custom. Whatever u 10 br done
hereafter. viii clo-e 10y saying thai "Arll.
cicnt onto The day il Tire evil lhcrcot'
Nr. SETTER | regret that The gentle
man from st. Paul has -c'u ilt 10 notice the
attempts male 10 defend the course q! ,hose
sitting ID thr other wing Of the Capitol
TIE ihlseh"oSls published IN dclcncc Of their
course are 50 well understood as 10 make il
unnecessary 10 speak Of them even in private
conversation. and think Il il giving thea,
too much consequence. even To aiiulc 10
them in this Convention. rcncw the mo
| ton b. adjourn.
The motion was agreed 10 ard The Con
lion adjourned until to morrow a. - o.
clock 81.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

The Republicans pascal nrsolaiioa On
Friday requesting their sanity i'r~idcn' TO
q" hali on With his Standing conm't'e~
o,cr icw days" IN The hcrc that fur.
iher crstn,ial. would In pnSu,Nl II "crc'
icuiials" are all The Republicans dsir' 'hcr
- ,cry Easy rnc,h,sl 10 rrcarc them, Fur
nish Rev ASSS qai'e II pars'r. g'ssl
zen. alL ,ior,n &C two ultra Aerilnca1sis
AMI he viii turn cut As many delegates rs
may 6e nqairsl THIN, hssl'zs, thc IL,
pah,icans have "rcc,lcn,s TOR such a
81 81.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

ENI.uvcrna GoRa,s, on Friday Hia'ie u
ahurt s,.s~h IN Justification II the acit.n II
the mcmlers II the Convention \ fall NJ
por, of ,le .,ssch viii Ia EonSi In an"thcr
column. We Jlo no, hesitate 10 proaance
/, an able anil truthful v,n.tea,ton " the
acthn II tho lvmea,ic membcf.
The Coauniian. After slrnrt sSo,,on, al
loarncd until to-day, N erlcv t' a1'ri TN,
mechanics An Opportunity Il h,'iny ny the
hall
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

We learn from reliable sources, TIM. 's Is
very probable treaty will ls negotiated,
this summer. bctwsn thu government and
tho Ysnktm sioux, for the extensive reg'"
Il country bounded by thu Missouri river
and tho I,IT Sioux. On the wSt and east;
and by tho Missouri and the forty fith par
alel II north latitude. On the ~w'h and
south.
This treaty Win qcu up the bs' p"rs'"'
of tbs territory u Daeo.a To settlement, anil
IL ratification will he hailed throughout
the west. with feelings Of pleasure.
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THE Nusl.s~'s nsy Csnsi'swy --ts'ssss's'-
sssy tpsssispsne"t..

A return II NIL transactions IN crown
lands between The Canadian goserpmen.
and tho llu.lsons lay company has rcccnl
ly appeared, and reveals 10 IA tho language
Of tho Hamilton Banasi) "tbc startling fact
that tho Canadian government have bccn
in league with tho Company ever sinco 1881;
that, while the people of canada have '"en
clamorins Tor the overthrow VI their monoI'
oly, tho executive authorities WIRE doing
their utmost 10 uphold II, by giving to the
Company large tracts Of lands for nothing
aud also the absolute control II tho great
thorourhiaw~ hw,wccn canada and the
Northwestern country" An article In The
Toropto Globe enters inlo details On this sul'
jcct. I, appears that the government 20
tho 10th II February, 1885, conveyed TO
the Company eight lo,s and two hall lots 10
the township Of Sh@p. on the ottawa on
The 10th Of ,,cccml~r, 1856. six thousand
thce hundred acrps At the Pic river m The
north shore of Lake Superior Tho tract
covering both hanks VI tho river fur two
mikes wide anil Ave milc. mp the strcam from
its mouth ttln ric Ia the largos, river
empiying into lAkr Sul@florl on the I2th
II peccmlcr, 1850. sis thousand two hun
,irul and thirty eight acrs at The mooih OF
the river Mi~issaurn, on the north shore ii
Lake Huron the largest river cmp,yina
into the lake On the ilst vi August. iha'.
SIX thousand Ionr 'hau,lr~l aer,a at 'lw
mouth of the Clochc river, On lake Huron
For all these grants. the government re
c,vci liny pounds currency aud II ALA
contracted 10 convey 10 tho company. with
on, further cot, twcivr hun,lrsi acrcs Ia
S,aa, Ste Mar,c. ak Thousand four han,lrul
acrcs NJ l.a,chauany lay. sX thousand four
hun,lrd acres a, the mouth 81 the Micld
loliun, six thousand four huu,lrvl acres At
the mouih Of the NcpiFon. and siS Thousand
Iour humlrd acvs ut For, William 1t
win thus bo SYN tha, the government have
soli anil contracted to all to the liuhon's
Hay Company the mouths ci the siS most
important rivers flowing into LAKES Sarc
rior and Huron. AMI stations at two other
points equally vsluable, all commanding the
trade anil comncr,c II the interior, ami with
valuable fisheries attached for the sum Of
tiny pounds The aggregate quantity Of
lands to lc conveyed Is over $4,000 acres, !"
,ha, the company roy lcss than hal' d or''i
ysf aus fer iAaF psrRas' The Hamilton
RaHne,. 10 commenting upon these facts. US
scrts thai the government have hva par
chased hy the company : anil that :" IL
hole or expect jastir for the claims OF IA
nadia TO the Northwestern territory, while
the prv~en, men are IN power. "a us''lss,
The committee VI the llcusc of Ccmmons
viii NO dcub, rcl"r, in favor 81 n"nop'ly,
and, unlcc~ the question OF the validity Of
the eonpanys charters b. brought b'icrc
the Judicial eommitt,o OF the rrivy Coun
ell. which Mr, lAhoachce has r'ils,,l Ia ,lo,
Canada viii bc s,cridNd"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

lrcn thurch- seventy s,t hing. ,s,y
kS, wds anal twenty tcct high capable Of
accommodating ~ven hunir,i p~ns, anal
c,v,ins aboa, $1,000 each. havc hru ~
en,ly crcc,ed IN tho nciyhb~h~i ri lao.
don. r,ry ar liwd with word. which IS
coNerd With canvass and laprI They
can la ,aAcn down anil mos,,i To o,hcr kNa-
t,ons " ,lssU,l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23
FOURTH DAY

1nrDDAy, July &c.
The Convention was called Ia order at
ccisely II NJ. by the President.
TN motion u Mr. BECKER, Of Ram
ay. The reading Of the Journal Of yesterday /.
proceedings was Dispensed with.
The hall being yet in an unfinished state,
and unfit for business.
Ga motion Of Mr. SETTER, the Con.
yebtion adjourned until e VI, on Friday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

lsrSoVIsG Tbs Albany f'vslae JSu.
n,i is improving az senator porst,S.
whom !, has AZ cl,cn abused ani yili6Ni. i,
Sss " Il We w,n rquircd 70 name the
representative man II the ruling powers
In this country, We should ccrtainly say Sr,.
rnkS ARNOLD por,a,S I, is folly 10 h.
ny HIM gra, talents "a man w ~ Is,i,i
cian We have hcani II said tina, lhev arv
but four nsa in the United States Sciatc
who may h. truly cAllci gva, mn. and OF
thrye llusai.As u ouc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

ii AFlNa PURCHASED ruE ENTIRE iNTka EST
ni Asa-s Mssos IA tire sect S,rs ltnbart b..
tween se'lrh sad fiGA stsrst, 1 avn enssg,i 10 oder
saprfiaf ei"f vaahs 10 sIasT- snA ioasrs ia rab~e
5000 ~h Whfa sa prepared iaftlsh Ffis ,ni .hs1r
trees aud Ornamental Shrghb.ty tfon the e.isbfs.b
\ irarrF 81 Nancy 3 Nts,s1, hanaia.
Asa tHr sale Va hals, fsins tHls. Nsn-i~s aa u -,
s tat-z. frrn,h sHi ,unucau uf,ief. stilrsse.i
w. u Acaf">, kuhsrt sir~ss. Mosros a Ars
hrsr,s's. ihra stf~~t SAINT PAD, sllsni-i sli ,,,
sitsn
mhlt fswI NaHssa'gaH tapt Nm " NORTON
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

Nlaur. H,r nBAWuttA. rlad to Sv
Won. Mousicar tuytr. sa,d o'sr Of 90, ioe.
" of The Frooh AcaJ,my, We have ius;
dnsh,d definition which w think quite
satisfactory. but upon which We would Ike
Ia havt ypgr opinion. We have b,cn lci-
ming The vgrl crab, aud have explained it
thus Cfah, small rCNl fab. which walks
backwards. regiir', reu,lcmen SAID
tu,ior. "or'y viii make one small olr~ry.
a,iou IN natuua history the crab i not u
fish. Il "a no' rod, aHi 10 does not walk back.
warl With ,hcso exceptions, your dclui.
ten ia Norlcnt rae'i,i Wjst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

The graves Of SAsrn Ap.Ss anil Jou>
HAsoas. two of the s,emrs of the p,vla
rssioa Of lmicIsmIenc. from Massachusetts,.
sre in thu Granary Burial Ground IN h~-
ION. witho, nsauumnss 10 mark them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

GErrs>a S,ck ~ hsEa The co1orNi
lvrsu,s If Toronto having heal u m,e'ing 20
denoancc ti !. rpINcN,a member u the
Canadian rataumIt, ivy .pcskiug Against
Uatin he puAl.lns a NP.y 10 which be says
'lt hat b. on n'y r.islg'tans sni Tao ri1or'
tunr ~ tuv fitauN 90 i've smeuE those blacks
tan,l t.rs k.sr iiNri groH usl iur tNVn't 'oGr
,ral- tts,e smr'vNel hIn3rr,i. ot them, sad
v,ta lbe rNysp'na vt cHc, named Neaald Han
,or. u.i pua has done fnf ~ 4 svek honest "A
h,q. hate taken them inta NV scrttce, have
fcd aud ylathfa tsem yrar aitcf scst IN tk7.I
affi,a. Fam tha efa,e-, aai m return have gsn
crafty found them rNcucs, and thieves. aDa
srAceiess, worthless tbs 'ftess lrius sct q vas
ahonls. lbs So my very PLAZA and ypry simple
iesesipt.en n she aafkea a. = Nn,lY, snl f
woalA b. oulor~sd ~ al NE Western white
n,sa, eth stTy lev exceptions.
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From the N,oncapoli. E.mptitqa. W. Oh
tain the following additional particulars. ~
lntiug 10 the murder. committed in iIrppr.
pm county, by iI,HGixeroS. a notice III
which We gave in Tuesdays rioSsER ,Sp
DkaosnAT:
Iicnnepin county Is agnin the sccnc II a
murder Al old man namfd Norrarty was
shot on Tuesday last by near ncigbbor
named llarringtun. harrington was once
the huthand r Mararlys daughter bat .hc
died ycar AL half aso, having no chill
drcn. 1hetwo mcn frmcrly hal qnarrel
about 4 claim. hit they hushr,l that NJ. and
they subsequently iell oa' abou, some matter
of dealing concerning which c'4itcniion
gr'N 90 hitter hat Harrington threatened
Morcariys lf ani The Old man had him
boand oyrr iur six months to kccp the l.acc
lie Inns repeated The threat. however. and
now iha' the tim" vas ou' Il scms he exc.
cuied i In rowartly aud sneakiug way by
hiding in the tahrs car where Mnrrariy
was ALONE hOc.H4 aBl dizcharging upon him
a load oi buck shot which touk cil'ct behind
The EAR. KIN ur HIM almost instantly. Une
of the ult rau'a daughter. b0arins IA, rc.
port aud a servant. ran Ia the field IN SEASON
to seo the murderer RAPIDLY leuying with hls
sun, hut found her father sready had
uthrr members ot the family son cau,'
and they carried tllc holy into The hnus,--
VIM -, Collins Justice 81 uc ptacc.
appointed DAVID Mitchell an mtrjligpnl
lfp,hman, ~ spNal Coroner, Who .um
monNi party anil held an inqu,-; which
elected the ahpye facts The vr,l.ct al the
iury sas that Ilry i-lrNed thu deceased
cam To h,, death At she haudA OF
llufiaEluu
ia, nppus.l marlc,cf aplsar' To have
gene is a crcuitou8 nlulr 10 the bank oi
the Nimcsiia, aad tlpue by huai Ia St
rml, whcr1 he hal a brolh,f This hruthcr
alqNglvi ..acr al F.hn i'raific and claimed
to have purchased lhr property of ihc mar
lcrcr oa Friday ~ st faut lie also
claims tn own the gun VITA which tie tie
ccAscd was shot, lie is sa,pcctNI Of being
an acromylit,. lom hi. oNn story
Mr. Mitchell described Harrington a.
very ha,y wan. marly .N G,t high. With
dark brown hair. open mouth, laryr douhlr
chm and an evil, fnrbpldug look lie
.Isahs the drawing hruEuc ~ Western In,
land If which be- - a native May be be-
arr,stol AMI brought 10 triad
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

W. e. GRAY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
oos AZ he h'"s''g B4-r Past,r r,.A, rh.-d S,,ss
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Real Estate bought and sli Land arranis bought aud
sold Land .trsn,s located rnnuey loaned aud inve.ird
collections mali, 'lo- psld and All b,sb~s, iau.isd
AMI dispatch, and a. ne usual eomn'ssun
REfkRtSCEs
Z, CiI ,, AZ, E,n..y, salarsui, Minnesota
God Heary acS raiy Neal k.tai. nroser. do
george liiia Merchant Ss.i.t raul, Mia,
Mpae Gee u. Ciiiiisralt fs.t, "
Morgan rsr.nas. Any. atIAw Minneapolis So,
lian Ias Ihoriustpa, N &, Davenport l,s..
vi Taos iirdee com M.roh, huriiaEinh
kounds Hal, ,opl. Nrrch.ns. csicaso n
key l.G Hamilton, y y, Nashville. Ienn.
Riis'ii so,srt' isrrsiL i1 oaruni,lsi sifrs'. n.
Y1i-y, J1rry ! Co. ~ Ioyir.s stree. \. 81. "a,
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