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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

One Of the chief causes of legal procrastination
is the general opinion that all important causes must
be tried by few leading members OF the bar. IL
is impossible that all the litigation Of large city
should be managed by q half dozen lawyers. What
was practicable fifty years ago is no longer 90.
New-York is now nearly as large as Paris. ltsa
great metropolis, and yet the adjustment Of legal
controversies is upon the footing OF provincial
town. 1t is a matter Of daily occurrence that the
trial of causes is put off from term to term, be-
cause the counsel on one side or the other is en-
gagged in another Court; and this s accepted
so much az matter Of course that witnesses,
despairing of the fortunate conjunction Of the legal
uminaries who are employed to enlighten tho
Courts, cease to attend, and the litigation is pro-
tracted for years. In fact, the inability of few
senior counsel to be everywhere at once is the
cause of more delay than all the quirks and techni
calities of the Code.
All this is wrong, and it admits Of speedy cure.
1t is unjust to suitors to tho junior lawyers, to u
rors and witnesses, and to the public. The remedy
is in the hands of the Courts. Let the judges re-
solve not to postpone any trial or argument on ac-
count of counsel being engaged in another Court.
Let them understand that when the Court is ready
to hear they must be ready to speak. Thus the
counsel of New.York, like the lawyers in all great
cities in the Old World will be obliged to choose
the Curt they intend to practice in aud there they
will bave TO attend They will then be ready to try
their causes when reached, instead of trespassing
upon the indulgence Of the Judges and their legal
br, tbren to postpone the trial until they have fin.
ished their business in another Court. The Su-
prone Court, the Superior Court, and the Court Of
Common Pleas will each have counsel practicng
in those Courts alone and causes will be tried when
reached to the great relief parties and witnesses.
The time has arrived for such division of labor,
and the community has right to ask Of the Judges
radical reform of the present system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

pize or appreciate the most friendly intentions. In
their reat ions toward their landlords on tho other
hand. they show themselves very shrewd fcllows.
fully aware upon which side their bread u
buttered, and having an eye to the future and 10
the general interests Of their class as well as to the
present and their own particular convenience. In
the light Of the latter part Of the article in The
Times, we are inclined to hope that in representing
the sailors as rrecaimabe, and al efforts for their
benefit as hopeless, that journal is little too
precipitate. If our merchants and shipowners
have thus for failed in bringing the sailors INTO
their plan, the difficulty would seem to be, not that
the sailors are incapable of hearing reason, but
that the merchants and shipOwners have not yet
taken efIectual means TO secure their con-
fdence, and to disabuse them Of the false idea
that lie shpping masters and boarding house
keepers are their only friends. The difficulty
would therefore seem to be not that the plan Of
sailor reform, the abolition Of advance wages a.
part it, is hopeless in its nature, but that proper
ard efficient means have not yet been employed to
satisfy the sailors that it s their employers and not
their landlords who are their best friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01
Aso1nrK NArIosAL AeRlcgLruRAL sHOw.-The

AsoTHEK NATIONAL AcRIcgLTuRAL SHOWING
Aericul,u. al Society Of aupdsn CouHty Mass nave
purchased a splendid meadow of near one haadred
acres ON the bank of the river Just above the center
OF Springfield, and mskii 1t into grand Agricui
tural Park with Course. for the dsplsy OF horses
one mile in lepgtb. The Investment 10 tho GROUND,
fences and course will be about go, ooo-sod here
ia 10 have another great National Horse Sho~ oocu
,v;no a whole week. The town will give 5000 for
rreuiuu.s and receive $4,000 spent By the v'itors
Il Is great nstioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

The ST. Louis Democrat contains report (Which
We print elsewbere) from Leavenworth CORE
spondept of speech made at Platte City, Missouri,
July 20, by Peter T. Able (aw-parter in Kansas Of
the notorious Stringfellow), TO gathering Of
Missouri borde.ers at the Courthouse Of Platte
County, Mo- 1t contains very much which should
arrest the attention of Free-State men elsewhere a.
well as of those in Kansas.
For more than year past, the Free. State men
Of Kansas have been tainted by their enemies In
the Free States with their refusal to vote at tho
sO-called Territorial Elections. If the Terrific
"ral Legislatures are SO brannical, why don't
"you vote and elect better 2" they are triumph
antly asked. Their truthful reply is that they
have never yet been allowed any thing like fair
chance to vote at any Territorial Election,
and that it is idle On their part to try to vote
against all Western Missouri. The last election
ola Territorial Legislature (Oct. 1860, was held
under the Infamous Test Act of ts Border Ruffian
progenitor, which did not allow any one to vote
who wou'd not swear fidelity to the Kansas Ne
braska Act and to the Fugitive Slave Law. This
Test Oath was repealed last Winter because Gen.
Cars and other Democratic Senators gave notice
that they would not stand it; but the spirit which
dictated it still lives, and will be manifested by tho
display of Missouri bowie-knves and the polling
of Missouri votes in Kansas whenever the Free
State men attempt to vote at Territorial Elsc-
lion. Nevertheless We trust they wiu vote in
October next, and will take good care before
hntd that their legal votes shall not again be over.
whemed by those Of Pro-Slavery invaders. But
read the synopsis of Abls's speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

IN this city 10 buy CHINA GLASS Gas FIXTURES SILVER
go WKr aud CUTLERY Is the st're Of MesTs DALEY
Co No, e and 6SS Broadway between Houston and bcser
fr because they have the largest stock in
"a because their prices all OF twenty per cent
beoy the I,ual rates.
' w Look At FIGURES
,drs for Yourself: White Dinner Sets lS pieces : 49,
Wine 1ra sets pieces, So % White Toilet Set Cut
(eblt he dezen IS; Cutglss Wines the dozen, 10
sn,. ChaL6 .ers, 81; Hall Lsas So Bedroom
FIdps Brackets cents; Silver plated Casters six cut bot
a. n, sye-.pat-d Cske Baskets IS 81; Silver plated
s ssts six pieces Silver lstcd Table spoons the Dozen
as 75 Silver plated Tea Spoons the Dozen 5o Svefpated
Table FCris the dozen, 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01
SEEMING MACHINES.

THREE DIFFERENT KINDS UNDER INJUNCTION
On the Sh day June 1881 the Circuit Court OF the United
State. for southern District Of New York 10 several sus
ia equity by NJ Singer Co., after due notice 70
injunction TO issue prohibiting
the sale or the HUN WsssrEs MAcHINe for v1st
Ing Eve patents Alec the EMERy HoUGHros Co MAcHNs
or stet and against the WATSON ZEN DOLLAR
MAcRiAE for iEin gips tive patents. =,
have no reason fr plant when they compsued ny law
4, s,op main tksu. NJ SIS6Ex Co. No 45S Broadway
GAS FOR THR COUNTRY.
Gas APPARATUS Aztec THE PATENT OF TIE
MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPANY.
c r NoopwokTH & Co.
Are Offering for sale
A most complete. cheap simple .
ercient Gas Machine %,
Ac.psra N all respects TO the wants Of
PIivATE DwyLLIAes, PUBLIC aud PRIVATE ScsoHLs,
CEURcHEs COLLEGES, FAcToRIzs, FoUNDESiES,
HorELs, WArEsiSG PLACES, 20, &c,
A well towns and villages
Details viii bv furnished
BY Supplying in person or by letter
10 the Office Of the Company
Where lnschiEe be seen
La operation,
AID descriptive pamphlets ol.sined,
C. r. woopwoRrR Co.,
No. IA Wallst., New York.
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Nesp1lork DaiIp Griba,ts
SATURDAY, AUGUST !, 1857.
no caRRESPONDENTS

. =. ,.ten Of anonymous Communications. Whist
NO for Insertion rsnst be authenticated by the
% md address Of tho wrer-no necessarily for pubics-
,in bu, a. guaranty Of his good faith
ehcr, sending remtances, frequently omit to
ton tpe name Of the Post Ohce very frequently the
name Of State, TO which their paper s to be sent Al
Ways ne,tion the name of tie Post e6ee and StaA.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01
HouowAY's OINTMENT, rubbed brisky into

the and glands Of the throat aud chest has al
ins eject 10 bronchitis asthma and ali diseases tbs. sn.c' re-
nip.tion Housness may be cured In few hours 10
eers ~p public speakers and vocaists is on TINS a""h
LILY alnebe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

Children require nourlshment that is heiith-
g., "a ,sreeabe With this view, WINGS FARiSA CRACKERS
bsve beep used freely with milk regular diet for some Of
our little acquaintance and seJ hive improved
ss.onishnely within few weeks past None but the true
FASsA KERs stamped with the name WING should be
used; these may be had Of the best srocsr' grnersy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

To ALL WHO Use HoRStS.-Dr. IOBIAss
yx,,IAN BoEsE LIsIMExT in pint bottles price ony 80
cents waYsed cheaper aud sror tsan any articles Ia he
market fo The Of Cuts Calls Lamenes' OF al kinds Cole
81, None are genuine unless signed 5. L. TOBIAS. Depot,
~ s6 Csurlspdt ct. N. Y. Sold by ali Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

will present box Of my AAGshTIc sALvE to any respec
table pAiirt who will call for it, For Salt Rhsu4 Old Ulcers
Scr a;ia and Burns uysprpassed ). u. SMITH,
Electro sgre az Canal st. between Broadway aud Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

This area; luxury be enjoyed By tho OF ARTHu.s
celebrated AiRTIGHr CANS and JARs Having them in Tn
white and yellow aud also in Glass Offer the
variety found In the market enabling buyers to
select such they think best pied to the
glass and Jars perfect CONS and
I've universsl satisfs ction. Z. r. ToR3EY,
Wholesale Agent for the Manufacturers,
No s Plstt st., Ns~-York.
Also Manufacturer Of Masers cesbrsted Minute Ice
Cream
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

RASPBERRiES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TOMATOES.
preserved In fresh sats
by STRAITS Patent CANS Havns been in use for the pas.
three years ADD they require putting but
stand on their merits Full directions for preserving &C.
comnsny tbs Cans WELLS & PRovosT, Propristor.
No. 2t5 Fropt-st. (uesr Beekman-st) Nsw-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

SEWING MACHINEs.-All persons who want a
Machine of universal that wi sew the
Rsbs.S f,i ard The fabrics better than other
tie -, family manufacturing plantation use
or sny nae that don't set out OF order aud
with which al industrious woman can readily earn ivoO
y,sr-csn obtsin nos whore except at tho Office OF . -
M SIkGER L Co, No f5S Broadway, \. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

cba,In ia removing worms from the human system
dces no, rely s.yia,e tue uptons but literally eAtin
dishes tie complaint and !. perfectly h4rmss' to gre the
-. trs,s On "a Sold by GERSr NORTON No. 45l 9th
~ !, n1kc 4 Co Boston, AND by Dfugsists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

RHMOVAL.-MARsu g. Co. 5 Radical Cure Truss
Once No "a Nsd.n.us been removed TO No Fssey-
g. Asror House Truse Supporters Shoulder Braces SIX
Elastic every vaiety Of Bsndases OF most
proved psterps skiuiy applied Private application rooms
fot Ladts. conpstent temaIt IN attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

GAS FITTING AND GAS FIXTURES.
We iuscrs Gas PPsS irto SToREs DWELLINGS apd PUBLIC
r. v. HAsGHwouT 4 Co,
Corner Of Broadway and Broome-st.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-02-07

Sheriff Tpllis, on the first day of the pres
ent month-the day designated by law
settled in full with the county in his official
capacity as tax'collector. He paid over on
that occasion $3,646 in cash, and $685. in
county orders. This was the entire amount
of his collections up to that time, when, it
will be recollected, the business, by law,
passes into the hands of the Register OF
Deeds.
1t shows an improved condition in the ad-
min:stration of our county affairs to be able
to state, as we are, that this is the first
instance in our history that Sheriff has, in
this respect, complied with the law. The
taxpayers have the satisfaction of knowing
that their tax money has been properly
accounted for to the last cent.
There are no county orders now outstand-
ing, or scarcely none. If there are any, they
should be worth their face under the present
state of the county finances.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge of an
~ Insovent from his debts, pursuant to the provi-
sOns of Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes of the Terri
tory of Minnesota entitled "Of Relief of Insolvent
Debtors. In the matter of the application of William
L. Ames nsovent debtor, to be discharged from his
debts to Chapter SO of the Revised Statutes
the Territory of Minnesota In the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of Minnesota in
and for the County of Ramsey. The of the appl-
cant William L. Ames who resides at St. Paul. in the
County of Ramsey, Minnesota Territory The date of
first publication of this notice st. Paul, the seat
Government of the Territory Of Minnesota, and the
county wherein the nsolvent resides in the Weekly Min
nesotan, is the 9th day of December, A. D. 1856. The
of the officer before whom the creditors of the
solvent are required to appear, is Moses Sherburne
Judge Of the District Court Second Judicial District OF
the Territory of Minnesota. The place appointed for
such appearance the Chambers of the aforesaid Judge
at the CAPITOL in said City of ST. Paul. and the time
fixed for such appearance is the 18th day of March,
1857, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ of that day.
BRTsBIN 4 BIGELOw, Attorneys for Insolvent
Dated St. Paul, December 3, 1855. dec6-wtd
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walker In a Fix.

The steamer Illinois arrived at New York
from Havana on the 18th ult. She brings
news that the British mail steamer Thames
arrived at Aspinwall Jan. 10Th from Grey
town, which place she left the day previous.
She brought twenty-five of Walkers men
who were transferred to the steamer Grana-
da, which left Immediately for Greytown to
receive the fillibusters brought out by the
Texes and James Adger, and convey them
to New Orleans.
Walker had evacuated Rivas and was at
St. Georges, surrounded by the allies who
offered him terms to surrender, and as he
was cut off from his supplies it was hourly
expected that his followers would surrender.
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Office.
NOTICE.
OF APPLICATION for the discharge of an insolvent

OF APPLICATION for the discharge of an insolvent
" from his debts pursuant to the provisions of chap
ter 80 of the Revised Statutes of tho Territory of Mime
sofa, entitled of relief of nsolvent debtors In the
matter of the application of VIM. A. Coggerhal in
solvent debtor to be discharged from his debts pursu
ant to chapter 50 of the Revised Statutes of the Terrific
~ of Minnesota. In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the Territory of Minnesota, in and
for the county Ramsey. The of the applicant
William A. COggerhal who resides at St. Paul, in the
county of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota. The
date of the first publication of this notice st. Paul.
seat of of the Territory of Minnesota in
county wherein the insolvent resides, in the Weekly
Minnesotian, is the 3lst day of January, A. 1851
insolvent required to appear is Moses Sherburne,
Judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trct in the Territory of Minnesota The place appoint
ted for such is the chambers of the aforesaid
Judge at the Capitol, in the city of St. Paul. and the
time fixed for such appearance is the 10th day of june
1851, at ten o'clock A. M. of that day.
BRIsBIN BIGELow, Attorneys for Insolvent.
Dated at st. Paul, JSn. 20, 1851 ian. 81 willow
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Death of Hon. Preston s. Brooks. of
South Carolina

Mr.. Brooks, who within the last year &C
qulred notoriety without celebrity, is no
more. He died at his lodgings, at Browns
Hotel, in Washington, on the evening of the
9th ult. He had been in bed two or three
days, suffering from the effects of severe
cold. He was telling his friends he had
passed the crisis of his illness, and felt con-
siderably improved in health, when he was
seized with violent cough and died in about
ten minutes afterwards. He expired in in
tense pain.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-02-07
~Waubeck is the name .,

~W aubeck is the name of new town
recently laid off at Chippewa Boom, on the
Chippewa River, Duane County, Wisconsin,
by Capt Samuel B. Washburne. The post
office at Ogalla has been removed to this
point, and the name changed to Waubeck.
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DIED..

On the 4th inst, of Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs.
FANNY HADFIELD, aged 80 years.
Her funeral will take place DIR. Hadelds residence
on Friday morning, at II o'clock.
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FALLS HOUSE.

CANNON FALLS, M. t. by HUNTLEY DARLING.
~ large twOstory addition having lately been added
to the House, furnishes superior accommodations to
any Hotel in the interior Of the Territory. feb46m*
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS Comply
ESTABLISHED IN 1857
Connecting with American Express Co.,
FOR the Safe and Speedy Transportation of Money
Valuable and Light Freight, Collection and Payment of
Notes. Drafts Bills and Accounts and all the business of
General Express Forwarding.
Our WINTER ARRANGEMENTS are now complete. We
shall between st. Paul and Dubuque an Express tr
weekly, with four horse conveyances, on u Mail time
and will undertake to freight our routes at the
rate of Ton Daily,
We have good, trusty and experienced men for Mes
sengersIron Safes at night stations and all possible
taken for the security of money and valuabes
Arrangements for Winter of 1867:
An Express will be dispatched from st. Paul. as follows
For THE EAsT.-Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
ST. ANTHONY AND MNNEAPoIIs.-Tuesday and Fridays
SALTWATER AND HuDsoN.-Monday and Thursdays
J. c. BURBANK 4 CO.,
Office foot Of Jackson Street.
st. Paul, December 4, 1S56-dawy
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HANCOCK 4 THOMAS.

DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Minneapolis, Mime.
- sofa Territory, have constantly on hand and for
sale large amount of Real Estate in MINES Still
water Ea', Superior Hastings, Ninnger, Glencoe, Little
r ais, ana otner OF the most promising Towns in the
Lands, Farms &c. They will locate Land Warrants In
tne territory Money constantly hand for Loans on
Real Estate security - ;or1S az
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M 1 N N e A polls
BANK AND LAND OFFICE.
AT Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1857.
CARLOS WILCOX,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND C0NvEYANCER.
Dealer i'm Real Estate.
LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
And General Agent for Entehng. Buying and Selling
Land and Land Warrants, Paving Taxes. Investing
and Loanng Money, Collecting, &c.,
opposite the Falls of Saint Anthony.
(NEAR THE U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
M IN N EAP0LIS.

REFERENCES Marshall Co., Bankers, Saint Paul: :
Steele Esq., Fort Smelling; Austin Adams, ESQ., Dubu-
que, Iowa; VIM A. Wheeler, ESQ, Malone Bank, n Y
Catln, Detroit, Michigan; Officers u s. Land ONCE
superior; Officers U. Lend Office, Saltwater; James
-. Martin, ESD, Milwaukee, Wis. p. j. Fish, ESQ., Will
iamsourg City OF Brooklyn Hon. r. g. Mooney Belyi-
dere' ILL.,; Nessrs Cornell, Jameson Bass Chicago
T. T. WilGox: Esq, gainesville, Ohio Rev. Truman NJ
vos. 81. Louis, Mo; Daniel Easley, Esq, Barksdae
va; byron Murray, ESQ.,: American Exchange N. "
City; = G. Corbin, Esq. Union Bank, Troy: s. O. Bull,
Esq, farmers Bank, Orwell, Vt. ; Dr. ]. :. c. Smith,
boston; MASS John .. Abbott, Esq., Norridgewock Me
Prof. F. N Benedict, Burlington, VT. Nov24-daw
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court.
second District. County of RamseY

Second District, County Of Ramsey.
(NHARLES H. CAKES against JOHN G. NORWOOD
~ To the above named Defendant You are hereby
summoned and required to the complaint in this
action which has been filed in the Office the Clerk
said District Court at St. Paul. in said County of RAM
sey and copy Of your the subscribers,
their Office in the City Of St. Paul. in said county,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day of such service; and If you fail to the
compliant aforesaid, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the of Five Hundred Dollars toge
Their with interest the of $780, at the rate of six
per per from and since June &c. 1851, and
interest the further of $3.50 at the rate of six
per cent per annum the 29h day of june 1882 be-
sides the costs of this action.
Dated st. Paul, SANITARY a. 1851.
n-w AMEs VAN ErrEN OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WILLIAM l.. BANNING co.,

bankers. Banking House Eagle Street, near the
IL Winslow House, st: Paul. Money received on De-.
post, Exchange Bought and Solo, Money constantly on
hand at market rates, Loans for large on Real
Estate made on the most favorable terms. je9-dawy
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County, I'd Judicial District.
isabella R. FOXTON, against William Foxton.-
i Summons for Reef,-To the above named Defendant :
You are hereby summoned and required to the
complaint in this action of which copy is filed in the
Office of the Clerk of this Court for said County, at St.
Paul. said County, and to copy of your
to the said complaint the subscribers, at their Office,
in St. Paul aforesaid, within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive of the day of such SERVICE and If
you fail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at St. Paul, Sth January, 1857.
i1Ow6w HALE PALMER, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
DELANo T. SMITH, Attorney at Law and Dealer in
~ Real Estate, and General Agent Office, next
nesota Land, Tswn Property, Land Warrants, &c,
bought and solo, 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 on special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oct On 1666Sswtf
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STAGES FOR DUBUQUE.

STAGES FOR DUBUQUE!
Line of Stages leaves
Saint Paul for Dubuque Semi.Weekly.
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING,
Via Lakeville, Farrbaut Owatonia, Austin, Bancroft
Through I'm Six Daysl
With no NIGHT TRAVEL. The Proprietor will endeavor
to make this route the most desirable to the traveller
Office at Won Hams Book Store, opposite Post Office
Dec. 19-dawSm J. J. BRACKET, Proprietor.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON-
TINENTAL EUROPE, for sale by
Nov 10, 1865 tt IRVINE, STONE + MCCORMICK