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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-22

YI0ICE YOUNG IIYS0N AND GUNP0WDER
TEA--J0 matted boxes, l6r5 each, in Original
Packages imported It is of very choice quality,
just received directly from the Importer, and will nc
sold very low. ALSO.-IIalf chests and assorted
boxes s. L. GILBERT CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-22

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-l0O boxes and
WI Caddie, medium very choice Virginia, for srle
very low by :. r. GILBERT 4 CO.
Elyi5 sycamore street.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
The Contrast!
Last session the Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives of Minnesota was cursed with an inefh-

Last session the Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives of Minnesota was cursed with an inefi-
cient and unqualified Speaker, who, by his igno-
rance of parliamentary rules, blocked the wheels
Of business, and turned, what should have been
dignifed body, into laughing aud fun-pok-
ing assemblage. But then Mr.. Gardner insisted
on the Office in order that Government would al
low him Sc per day to aid him in paying for .
piece of land he had just pre-empted. The ar
gument in caucus was irresistible, and the mot
fensive gentleman was chosen to preside. In con-
sequence of this action, it nearly three weeks
before the House could transact any business, the
time being mostly occupied by the Speaker and
his friends, in deciding the mooted point, whether
" the main question should now be putt" During
the whole session, whole days were wasted on
these frivolous affairs, but the members had their
fun and Uncle Sam footed the bills.
This year there is different state Of affairs, at
least in the House, which body has sought to fa-
ciltate the interests of the people by straight
forward and digui6ed course. Mr.. Furber was
unanimously chosen in caucus to preside, and
elected with much unasimity by the House From
the first day he has shown himself to be capable
of the position he occupies, is prompt in his de-
cisions, courteous in his manner, and esteemed
alike by both parties for his impartiality. With
such Speaker, and with the disposition mani
Tested by the members of the House to get into
good working order, it seems to US to be gross
outrage on the part of the Council to not only
insult the Executive, but the whole people by in
dulging in species of child's play discreditable
to US Territory, and discreditable to them
selves. We are glad that the Council on Wednesday
took differeat view of the matter and finally
consented to meet with the House and hear the
Message, which was delivered at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

Fremont Oity-Is situated and s. and 81 and
80 Townships l22 and 12a, North Range g. west on Ls
clearwater River, about mile above mouth 1t is jus
10 miles from Monticello and IL ST. Cloud on the roaC
running from the latter place The
or which charter has been grante running
two places, traverses the f.r a-rF
The Clearwater at this point affords excellent water power
and In Spring gst and sawmiIl will he erected, lime,
an excellent quality also abounds, commands higher
price than the celebrated Alton lime are ma kne
for burning stone extensively nsx town i.
also found the only bed Of good Potrs' Cay in terri
tory, well as Brick Clay OF quality
are invited to come and examine the bed.
The country around is of the quality producnc
heavy Near the town 1t mostly prae About or
miles back excellent timber brush prairie are found
There is also plenty Of hay and
Main Prairie. ..1a
Three roads center here 10 Fair Haven Forest
City, one TO Main Prairie and Dayton sauk Rve enc
to Cedar Island Lake. ..
The improvements going up a good store hotel
WINDMILL lgrt shoe and acksmh's shop. schoohouss
" In progress OF erection, to be also
school win be opened here this season, singing.
school and yceum.
To milmen manufacturers, the
offer unparalleled Inducements Waterpower glver
to any one who will erect substantial mills.
will ind this good point, there being immense quantity
hard and soft timber various kinds town, suited
for this branch Of manufacture. Settlers building towns will
also havf lots. . -
proprictors invite all those In search OF good
and view the town and adjacent country, confident will
The town divided nio sixteen shares which few arc
now fI sale. Address, Mcdonald & McCrory.
WILLIAM MCDONALD, JOHN MCDONALD, and HUR.
BUT oRORY, Pruprietors. nov1s-wtf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

WALL SrRSEr MosALlrY.-It appears from the
testimony Of Huntington, the forger, that his con-
6dential and business friends knew Of bis crimi-
nal transactions yet they were 'hand and glove
With him in the street and in the house. They
associated, says the Mirror, with him openly;
drank his wine !; ate his dinners drove his fast
horses; admired his pictures and pretty women,
kno,cing all the while that he had committed for
geries enough to send hundred men to Sing
Sing On the principle that tho receiver Of stolen
goodslis as bad as the thief, there are certain
parties who hold their heads high on Change,
that are chearing the State out of convict labor
every day they are permitted outside the prison
yard. Gifo5 o ,mnl 10 % ya.stalaim sia5
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

"a SwISpLINc SwrNDLERs.-The Albany Transcript
gives an account of the operations Of some inge-
n;ous william in that city, who is filing his pock.
cts by pretending to sell, but not actually selling,
counterfeit coin. 1t seems that having FIRST bait
cd with circular, he sends good coin to the APP
plicants at his shop. who, having bought small
lot and found it to pass without objection, sends
$50 Or 800 for larger supply, which be cody
pockets and shuts down the gate, leaving his fell
low kpaves to whistle for their money! an
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
BOOTS AND sHOEsl

~ G. HOFFMANb receiving his Fall and winter
Os stock VI Boots and Shoes the best stock
ever brought to this Territory which he pledges
sell low other house the Territory His stock
consists ii part Of the following articles:
proof boots. - vic ''NFo ""r
Boys c.lf. Kip. sewea ana sa sskssa s09ts.
French KID oopsfess Gaters KID, Cost SEAL Knameed snt
Calf Roots IT. 's' W. y = T'-'.-> ~er"
Ladies, French Toilet Slippers.
Ladies, French Rosette Slippers.
Aisse' and CAldren's shoes 81 IA ssy kads sad quail
In addition to bis ready sae he makes to order ali
articles called rs Ids line Tor both ladies gentr The
custom department under supervision Of Mr. Georrs
Mead, one Of the best workmen the Territory.
A call II respectfuly solicited. ~ d ~
Opposite Empire Block, st. Anthsny S.. q, a.u,.
Nov. 7th. ,66. ls d d - - <ss4~>-'s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

Weston-Stuated at the head Of the Big Timber on the
NORTH FORK OF GROW RIVER, twenty-seven miles soub.
ives: from ST. CLOUD, the stage ST. CLOUD
and TRAVERSE DES SIOUX, and scyenty-nye miles fror
Minneapolis and st. Anthony. ~. =. . - 80
WESTON was located A. D. lsaa is the centre Meeke,
County, growing rspidy, and from its and
the heavy settlements north souh west Of it, ives
ton will soon be one OF largest inland West
I. The town 10 beautifully Grow River with
fine water power and with heavy timber on one side and
beautiful rolling prairie on the other with e
tory. " .
There several Territorial running to and
through the Town Of Weston, Railroad from St C,oud
to St. Peter will pass through the town. " =
Line stone and coal eaye been found the
mill Will be in operation
and substantial improvements. y. .
A. The site has been selected reference 10 its fure
BY Its proprieors enterprise
and foresight.
g. To those wishing to locate purchase ut es
ton, apply to G. H. PETIT, J. b. EDWARDS B. s. BILL
Up. WILSON, n: T. wEILES,M. c. BAKER, at N!nnesp
oils, or Capt. PIERCE, at Weston. - ~
October 10, 1866.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

TERRITORIAL BUsINEsS.-Congress has set aside
the third Tuesday in January for Territorial bu-
sness, at which time the question of Minnesota
becoming State will come up. 1t is very gen.
orally believed that the bill dividing the State,
presented to tie Senate by Mr.. Rice, will pass,
as Judge Douglas has given it his approval, and
the Judge and Mr.. Rice are s. cheek BY jowl."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

CV Mayor Becker has offered reward of $500
1t was cold-blooded, malignant act, and calls
for redress on the part of the community. Every
citizen should take it upon himself to act in the
capacity of policeman, in order to bring to JUS
tice the assassin.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

IThe Scientific American says that Steam
Plows are noW in use at Chelmsford, Hornsblow
and Hoqsevorth, lBngland.) The experiments
are pronounced eminently successful, with Boy
delrs steam locomotive pillow, against horses
blowing in the same field. And the London En-
gineer says that the cost for steam blowing is
not over one fifth that of horses. If this is 90,
great Revolution in blowing is at hand and our
farmers on the western prairies may indulge in
the hope of having their wishes realized, and IN
efficient prairie steam-plow provided for them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We observe with
much pleasure that the Pioneer is given this mat
favorite one with the TINES, and we shall con.
tinue to do what we can to convince the public
that this is the best, the most feasible and the
most practicable route to the Pacific. The road
'ciA be built, but it is only matter of time
that's all.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH srs
Entrance No 70 State street

p 1us az f COANEa OF MATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
Entrance No. y State street,
aSTrUTED SEPTEMBER 1881 Incorporated by Lesis-
L lature OF Illinois February 1863.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon
hed and popular institutions affords gratifying
the superior advantages and facilities
son OF thorough knowledge various branches OF
COMMERCIAL EDUcATIoN are favorably appreciated By
discerning and intelligent community hundred full
cou students have been IN attendance during past
ter being amount Of this
try. 1855 eevTI5 II 0EINl so 80" = -
The Commercial Course Is the most exenve complete
tnorcusn ever introduced into any College this
INC AND ACCOUNTS, adapted to kind business,
Guiding elaborate work Railroad prepared
BY the President expressly for this School, knowledge Of
which alone worth to the Student the tuition fees
for the entire together with
Business Pepmanship and the subjects Commercial Law
ALBERr KIDDER, Esq the popular American Card Wrf-
whose Penmanshp
miums at the great State Fair held In New city 1854
has been engaged as Professor OF Penmanship.
Another Of public Lectures will delivered du
ring the winters Metropolitan Hall, of the moet
distinguished citizens Of Chicago Students enter ven
ever they Circulars and Cat aogues gratu
Dusty on application at the College.
l.. w m
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY

EvISoN'S SALvE the Prevention and Cure Of Frost
IL ed Heels and Chblains.
nose aicted with this troublesome complaint, can be in
stanty relieved, by using bex of Levison's Salye.
perfect cure warranted, the refunded-beinr
. remedy. 5.4ss .-tf.et. Te--' - '-A~
Certificates persons cured with the ssye can he
by applying to the Agent. fF7T 80
Reader, II you have reationsor friends suffering with
frosted feet box, present to them Yon
lasting gratitude. ~ 's' s'ei-
Price 90 cts box, with directions. For sale At the
AGENTS ONCE 212 South Water street, Chicago, IN.
agents wanted to travel throughout the count, "
o., Chicago, ILL.,. IT7f'l = N'-'> 49,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

EVERY FAMILY REounEs I'VE have no hes
isation in recommending opr readers to purchas.
Of B. J. Levy, small quantity Of Levison's
Salve for ehilblains, frosted feet heels or limbs
His place of business il No. ala South Water
street, Chicago, ILL.,, and is the authorized Agent
for the sale Of Levison's Salve. See his adyer-
tissment in another column. avasis -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

cyT Our Reporter inadvertently placed Mr..
Whitlock IN false position the other day. He
moved that the officers of the House and the rules
of the Council be the officers and the rules of the
Joint Convention, and not as we stated.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

I.t-a t.fHl1 4s-Itn1 DAILY TINES OFFICE,
Jan. IL. 1857.
Saturday one Of the most BE- auul days of beau
full Winters and the streets crowded with
business and all kind did not remark
essential change in the market quotations Hay
&C $50$l6 WOOD quoted slight from last
week. seasoLed selling at IS 509$6, and dry S5.
was an unusual quantity in markets and there prospect
this commodity soon resuming its former rates.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN-The following thsest ablished
weights OF grains for this Teritory Wheat bu.;
Clover Seed 50 ps bu Rye Sc ms bu.; indian Corn
40 ns p blu. * y ~.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

CO Horace Greedy has brought suit for libel
against j. W. Gray, editor of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, for articles published in that paper du-
ring and since the late campaign. Damages
claimed-$lO OOO. ices.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

Buffalo, Wright Co.,, N. T-Tis iowa is he utifrly
located buffalo Lake. about the Wright Cufy
the Territorial Road and NAH Route from Minneapolis
Forest City, 30 miles the place and IS the
ter Lake Superior and Monticello 10 For Rdgey
and the South Emigant Route Oregon and
also, Sc Cloud and the Upper Mississippi 10 Aneapes
oia Iasca and assxn Forest City, 1has Post Oice
Tavern and Stores and several stores about 10 be
erected good ized hotel Is 10 be built at once There
saw-m under construction inlet of the Lake which
furnishes and steam mill is 10 be built, in
which st0ne shingles lathe and sash nAche, cir
cular and vertical to placed The country heav
lily tn,bered with Linn Butternu Ash, Mspe Elm, Nc, fun
nishng articles
general use, admits this point becoming
considerable importance In manufactures, trade and rave
On the North, within miles fine prairie which extepds
to the Mississippi The soil Of this secen richness
and ferity-from thirty inches six in depth. The
country is well settled with energetic Americans The Lake
of the most beautiful OF this sand of thousand Lake
abounds with fish, and the woods with The
the Lake white sand and pebbles and the land
gradually waters the town.
and the To-ste being covered with splendid
capable Of being made spot exceeding beauty lots
given who suitable buildings
For further particulars address, sppy to Mess. Overflow
Ackey Cslkins, Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ. t., VIM. G.
Fenseca, No. Empire Block, ST. Paul, MT. de39-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xAI

In the matter Of the Estate Of Territory Of Minuesota
bernaruMcCabe, deceased. : Dakota County.
virtue of order Court of Dakota County,
~ notice hereby given that Saturday, 18th day OF
pecemoers A. D., 1896, between the hour the
mornings and the setting Of The the rcnt
door OF the Court House, at Mendoza
VIII De sold atpnbc auction to the highest bidder follow
ing named property TO wit: The W OF the w
= y, AND u OF W X, and w x Of q X, Of Section
No. 49, Township No. %, Range containing forty acres Of
hd Deing the forty acres adjoining Sewers Claim. Terms.
OF sale, cash. WILLIAM b. McGRORTY, Adminstrator
Jai-3w Of the Estate of Bernard McCabe, deceased
at the place above designated. ="
jan1s-td WIN. B. McGRORrY
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
steam Saw.Mill for sale!
RARE CHANCE FOR LIIMBERMEN

NEW STEAM SAw-MILL situated on the M,ss,,.,uns
River, at points for the sale Of
io sale upon reasonable terms. Everything about the
IN complete repair, supply Of Logs ca be hsd win
the MIL The Mil is offered sale in conseouence OF
"a the business
-. snel pa cudrs enquire at this ONCE fa9.2me
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

q The bruisess Of San Francisco, California,
hare adopted substitute for the slung shot and
billy, steel shield fitting closely to the back Of
the hand, q blow from which il pretty certainly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

/" POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY H-The Pioneer don't
like the views set forth in the Governors Message
wherein his Excellency gives in his adhesion to
the right of the people to rule, because in that
case it would be virtually admitting the ground
claimed by those who formed the Topeka Con-
stitution. The Pioneer thinks the doctrine
preached by the Governor "is too revolutionary
in its character, but while the editor admits that
the "squatter sovereignty doctrine is favorite
political theory with him." yet this last dose is a
little too nauseous lit won't 60 down The q
Democrats are consistent, very. Under certain
circumstances the doctrine promulgated by them
is embraced with all the tenderness of a mother,
but the moment it conflicts with the interests of
the party, then it is ignored, and becomes odous.
In the present case, the Governor has had man
hood sufficient to lay before the Legislature his
true sentiments on this question, which we be-
lieve are the sentiments of the people. viz that
they are the ones to adopt Constitution for a
State Government, and not Congress-hence we
find the course pursued by the inhabitants of
Kansas fully endorsed by the Governor of this
Territory.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

1t is not the first time that insolence and impu-
dence has passed for wit, or that prejudice and
fauatcism has been made to stand sponsor for
ignorance.-Pioaser. l1fN 'IThf
CO That's SO; for proof of which we refer
the editor to the Democratic members, one of
whom can'tspeak English. ~. .ii
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
81 4 THERMOMETER RECORD. b.
~ Kept by w. H. Wolf; Drxggisf, 81, Anthony-sf.
MONETARY QUOTATIONS,

Corr ecfed By Bds0eps Erchange Bank, Thrd, 81. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Jan. ls, 1857.
The large paper maturing the Fourth
OF the present month, limited the supply Of and
In bankers conned their discounts for the
past week exclusively depoors This
is ready sensby relieved, and the banks extending
Imodations usual. so .si it 1873 N 9a+
Exchange the East in much better supply than at
the time of our last report.
The President has brought into markets one million ave
hundred Thousand OF and lying in the north pz of
has caused active demand for Land Warrants
at advance of three Some excitement
lists, from additional reported bank failcres.
We quote D. COPS Circular Detroit, Dec.
Goth.
.sBANxs IN TRoUBLE.-Ere City, Pa, Qhrown out in
Ceveland) Hoyoke Mass, (enjoned.) Exchange Bank,
Bangor, Me Thrown out In Boston.) Bank Of Hallowe,
Me-, (enjoned.)
Banks may good credit again Tin
proper locaites) in q few weeks. he'
DoUBrFULL BANKs.-ss safeto Refuse;'' Bank of New
castle, Pa. Warren Co., Pa All Nebraska. Greensbo-
rough, Nd. Kent Co. Exeter Rhode Island Ceutra
X. /. Tiverton, r. L. 81 9, SzQ laf ius
The Hoyoke Bank Northampton, Mass, placed
under temporary injunction b, the Supreme Court xpp
cation Of the Bank Commissioners who aege sundy
decentralization Of its affairs. hearing take place.
Mr. Choate appearing the Bank, supposed
perfectly solvent, but which is alleged
times Of late nfrnged the banking the Sxte
The capital o. the bank is 100000. ...s.
THE LATEST BANK FAILURES. rs
Canton Bank, Maine. Ga 49, - q
Valley Bank, Md, circulation $l50Ooo.
State Bank, Sasketts Habo n. z. circulation $4,000.
Bank Of the Republic, Providence R. crculaon $25
Manufacturers Mechanics Bank, Ga, cir. $4,000.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, circulation -.
The mentioned reorgsnized with capital
100000, to be subscribed in shares $60eac THERE'S
but little 100000 worth Of notes in
the opening books subscribed With
out difficulty.
.in. @tt+d - ,..' a Buying. Selling.
Exchange on New York Ct pr. ~ ct. pr
-l do = st. Louis. ...........H do IN do
$3.50 do Chicago. Par Il do
sl5 do Galena. ............ Par do
do Great Britain. S6.lO to the Pound
Gold, q toll p ct. pr
Loans on first class endorsed paper, ct. q month";
Land warrants-l60's 81 %.
The Notes OF most solvent Banks taken Uncur
rent and Broken Money bought favorable
| rency or gold. JNO. B. MADISON, Cashier.
u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
The Murder Case.

There were three Germans arrested and ex-
amined yesterday before the Coroner's Jury, at
the Court House, but after close questioning,
and a searching investigation, they were all re-
leased, no evidence appearing against them
Among these was August Riehm, of Belle PLANE,
and we are requested by the jury to say, that af-
ter thorough examination, he was honorably
and fully acquitted. We are grati6ed to see the
most unremitting determination on the part of
the officers, and of the jury, to expose the true
criminal, and award to him his merited deserts.
We learn that last evening, after all tho avail
able testimony had been taken, the Jury render
ed a verdict that deceased came to his death by a
weapon in the hands of some person or persons
unknown to them.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

GV A farmer in California says that he has
ploughed se1enty-fve acres of land this year vi
u yoke of cows. -,s..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

c. We are indebted to Mr.. Williams, Re
porter for the House, for favors received at his
hands. y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
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~ IL. - y q. 01fNDAIL.
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CONTRACTORS IND BUILDERS.

lLL supefnsend the erection Of Stores ana Dvei e
W any descption, o. furnish r5sss ana EIevstions -
eontra1 for tnetr eection ana cpleon. An crsD ~ q
asr .hcp on Annssets ssssess 1sassAs via y
TX .lfEE s jeo-eD
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

Empire City, VI. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
Of st. Paul the Dubuque stage route Northed,
city Farrbault, Cannon Falls and Red Wngat the
crossing above Hastings 1t is surrounded by first
farming country. The has been laid three
weeks and 1t boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker and six
Joint Stock Company has been formed erect
good FIGURING MILL to be in running order by the
There plenty Of building and limestone immediately
in the vicinity the town. 1t has been overlooked
the present Time expected large town wsprng
the Prairie at Empire City in
compare favorably with the bestt0wns
river three ten old settler have
build merely nominal price, LOTS price, range
$50 to $3.50 EACH For further Information enquire
Messrs. Hamilton Laird, umpire City, L. G. Kinney,
I h . e. q b. -. ia
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Money TO Loan, and Drafts Chicago sale, by
WIN. G. THOMPSON, Third street, third door
street, opposite the Post Once ts hsts ja9-f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17
Real Estate.

Messrs Slaughter and Creighton recently purchased Ca
leb Woodbury. 127 land joining fourshng
Anoka the little $l2700 land
entered three at 1926 per The will
be laid off into addition to the beautifully
and the enterprise these gentlemen will be
well rewarded.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

Z. NJ G. A.-Ths Reading BooA Of the Hoaug Men's
Christian Association, in Of Dan Rohres ONCE Nelson's
Building, Third street, will be open the public after
date, from 10 to 12A NJ TOD p NJ, and 81,
81 in the evening" Theleadng Magazines Secular and Re-
gious Papers viii always be on die.