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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

Mr.. Brown offered an amendment that the nun
Der be increased to ten. Amendment accept.
ed.
Ayes and Nays called upon the motion. Re-
suit, Ayes 81 nays4.
Mr.. Chamblin offered a resolution that COM
mittee be appointed, to act in conjunction with a
similar committee from theCouncil, and that they
be instructed to wait on His Excellency the Gov
ernor, and inform him that the Legislature is
ready to receive his message and any suggestions
he may have to make. Carried.
Messrs. Chamblin and Thompson were APPOINT.
ed this Committee.
Mr.. Murray moved that committee DO ap.
pointed to wait upon Secretary Rosser, and as
certain if he has made arrangements for the pos
tage of members during the present session, and
if he has not, that he be requested to do so at
once. Carried.
Messrs. Murray and Keith were appoieted that
committee.
Mr.. Howell gave notice that on some future day
ne would introduce bill to revise the Statutes in
reference to assessors; and also to overseers of
highways.
bill providing for the incorporation of the
minneapolis, Monticello and st. Clou d Turn
pike Company" and also to grant charter to
Mr.. to run q ferry across the Mississippi
River.
The committee on Postage being called upon,
reported through their Chairman, that the Socre-
tary had made arrangements with the Post Mas
ter of this city to furnish each member with fvo
dollars ($5,O JOY worth of stamps, which will be
delivered to each, upon application at the Of
fee.
Report accepted and commtte discharged.
Mr. Adams gave notice that he would at some
future time introduce bill to incorporate the
city of Hastings.
Mr. Berry gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill relative to the county officers of the
County of Mower.
Mr. Brown gave notice of his intention to sub
NIT during the session, bill to incorporate the
town of Shakopee in the County of Scott.
Mr.. Whitlock gave notice that he would intro
duce bill to appoint commissioners to establish
territora road, leading to Mankato and Trav-
erse des Sioux.
MIR. Murray offersd a resolution providing for
the payment of Assistant CLERK, Fireman and
Messenger, who have served temporarily during
the organization of the House. Carried.
Mr.. Bassen gave notice that he would intro
duce bill to incorporate the town of New Ulm.
MIR. King gave notice of his intention to intro
duce a bill to incorporate the town of Winona.
Mr.. Bassen gave netiee that he would intro
duee bill for the establishment Of territorial
road from Mankato, pia New UlI, to Fort
Ridgely.
On motion of Mr.. Murray the House then ad'
iouned to 2 O'Clock.
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WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WIZARD AND NAOK Dnnnn1rron.

WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WARD AND COOK, PRoPR1EroRs.
Sans EVANSVILLE, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS Of Portable, Stationary, and Marine
wi STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, MILL GEARING,
Iron and Rrass Castings,
HkAYY EGReINGsa
IRaN FINiSHtNG AND REPAIRING,
Gang, Gate, Muley, and Rotary or Circular
SA w MIL LIS,
With every variety Of Gearing for Steam water.i
John T. Noyes' Portable Mills; agents for
the Fulton Perkins, pages Patiently Rotary Saw
mills; f. j. Horns self-settng Rotary Sawmill; Fox's
patent siding Nils t. 4. Bsileys Single Cutting Machine
and Mill Furnishing and furnish to order Short
flues, Leather and Rubber Re,nG, Gil, aIq materials FOR
mill oxaets aeesst Alta very alL commission and
low rates.r Orders oommuncatsns By mail or At
Counting Room will receive prompt attention. .-
NORMAN WIZARD. ALAN W. COOK.
PLEASE REFER TO
II. B. Brewster, ESQ.,, Janesve.
Thomas Wizard, Louisville, Ky. I'd
Barnum, Nash Co. Hsstngs,M,Ta
Klgore, Rose CO.j W sshington, iowa.
Dr.G. W. Beldens Mt. Vernon, do.
Swartz, Sprsgue Martin, Budalo, N. T.
scrpps, Bross & Spears, Chicago, Illinois.
H. v. Mann, ESQ.,, do d
Scriven & Gallagher, do
r. H. Benson & Co., do
Matthew Wizard, East Avon, Ny.
Owens Moore, st, Paul, NJ. T.
I'll: aisss I Isis1 a5ss,,in.aMSs. so,s-,,aav
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It. PAUL IRON STORE!


~ NtcOLS BE9KEY,
yxTHoLEsALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS. srrvr-
W FLOWS, AXES, SPRINGS, AxLES, ANvIIs, VICE.,
BELLOWS, =
AND HEAVY HARDWARE eENEKALLY.
Also, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
yuLCAEIZBD RUBBER, AND LEArHTR RRLS4No.
Gsis4stones, Patsbswya Coal &C., &c.
wAs4sF4v sfRkEF, q. fas,:M. :. :
q Agents for ;. O. Herring Co.'S ana g. n. Hsis.,s
sHe ''oi ssnea - 5sl-lw
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ST. PAUL
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.

Corner of Fifth and Pike-sfs., St. Paul, N. r.
THIS establishments formerly the st. Paul Iron and Brass
Foundry) greatly enlarged, and has
been spared New and Splendid Machinery
Makers and Machinss. We prepared
build portable stationary Steam Engines aid Boilers,
Creay sew Mills all complete, Gate and 1ulay Saw Mills,
Esv,pg large assortment of Patterns
furnish xi kinds Gearing Shaftng, Spindles Water
Wheels, Mh Crahks. BdtisS Corrns window Gaps and
Stills, weights, Sleigh SHOES, c. Castings
in Iron and Valves, Rabbit 4Stew 30,
stantly hand. Machine Forging, Pattern Making, Ipn
Turning ttnG all kinds promptly and neatly executed
Ydas correspondence respectfully solicited
wE machinery. Address, r. GILMAN, Proprietor st..
Paul StsSH; EnStN Works, st. Paul, n. T. ne2od&wn
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EASTERN MACHINERY

EA S T E IN PRIC E s.!
W4;H. HAIGAI = COP gasss ~, 4le BrGs4yay, New
all kinds Engines Boilers, &C.; having estsbsh-
M erection, invite the attention Of all In
offered In the purchase Of their mills
Int. Our Wachinery all made at the East BY the best
from che latest improved patterns and conceded BY
All to be superior in every respectt " Wes!eFn M9sk!
ID Our Engines are all warranted to work DIP :hs tu
number Of Sarse power which they rated, which
Western made Epknes syer dc.
Id Whehevdf desired by tie purchaser, our mills are
out up and set running compstent schsp-
ios personal , and
warranted. " " " wv
<th. BY arrangements with Transportation Companies and
cur facilities manufacturing enabled todsver mills
saint 81 charges, at the shop prices Of Western
manufscturers.
We are prepared to contract 70 deNver rt
MULAY, CIRCULAR, HORIZONTAL On GANG
ST w. L / s,
Of any pupba Of saws, and costing twenty thou
sand dollars set s running, and warrant them do
work. expense fe delays or REPAIRS than any Western
n ade mills IN the Territory 1871 r.
wewill also contract to put Rp sYgEl fg
.faan} FIGURING AND GRIST MILLS,
either portable stationary, Of excDpce, and
eostlg three thirty thousand dolls.
Water Powers Town Site Preprietors, NerP,
Lumbermen, all RtsTested Invited call upon ad
dress WIN. h. HAlGHr CO., 90
de2-3md&w Fuller House, Saint Paul.
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G. u. ADAMS,
Attorney for Mall Contractors.
ID sos Sepe,ath street, Wnshi,a1fora d. O.

IHRGE experience while clerk in the ONCE Do
T. 'pAssat,i eAated 70 give information regard to
ihemsnnsr 81 bbtansg wQsa IT, laIk
too heavy forparcular GRADES OF servio
compensation to stage changes schedule
the facilitate
at the expiration Of each quarter and to keep
med unjust hnes, and other Matters which, may
COLTS It from time to time be yo interest to keep
inf6ftHeQ.i Az =
.msunt Of seryos rendered. Pessb 6sg nv Isl sousd
cradle evsryyear and and trouble
to Washington. Address, Q. B.. ADAMS,
N-'s Washington City, d. O.
Refer to Horatio King, ESQ.,, First Assistant enera
Suter, Lea Co., Bankers, Washington D. c.; Hon. H.
Rice, st. Paul. ia16-tf
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Brooks CHIRocRAPHY.-A good story is told
about the writing of j. w. Brooke, the great rail-
road manager Of Michigan. He had written q
letter to a man on the Central route, notifying
him thai be must remove barn, which in some
manner incom~Sdated tho road under penalty of
prosecution. The threetsrsG individual was un.
sble to read any part 81 thelsttsf brs nv sig7s-
tqse, bit took it to be a free pass On The f0aa,
and used il fef q couple Of years as such,. none
OF the conductors bsiss able to dispute his inter-
pretatioa Of the document. -E9T.Gn Traveller.
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~ Ths &aa wh9 wins fifty dollars without
sfss dollars be ever earns, I'D SPENDS - @ses
more froai, that he very soon finds himself Pc
cunary loser by nis .as hssS. # not the
delphla Ledger, and this Is : '"S'S " f"'
whole argument against betting.
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GY'A school boy at recent examinstioa Jig
an English Academy, was asked who discovered
America?
Il wish may de- says correspondent, 'if he
didn't say Yankee Doodlep
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steam SaW.AGill for Saley
rare CHANCE FOR LUMBERhfRN

A NEW STEAM sAw-MILL situsted on the N,ssisipul
Eysf, q one Of she bsst points sale Lumber,
offered for seie upon reasonable terms. Evshng
III eompsses repair, aud supply Logs canbe had with
the MIL Ths Mn offered sale in ccnsequeacs Of
enange IN the business Of the propst
tor further particular enquire ct this once. jaey2ms
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2O.clOck p. M.

2o,cock P. M.
The House then met according to adjournment,
and on calling the roll it vas ascertained that all
the members were present except two.
The Clerk then stated that the House was per-
manently organized.
After temporary suspension of business, on
motion of Mr.. Adams the House adjourned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

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RE4avkE.


rJAS Removed Street to Eighth Street, noyth
IL side, FIRST house the Fuller House. b.
would or his professional services the Public the Cure
Of all Chronic Diseases. -tis4 ~ IT stt-
Examinations made, and fai descriptions given, without
previous knowledge of the
Prsctics-Icectic and Eectro-M sgpstiGm, n
All 1xsminatons made, and Descriptions DvsR. through
Spirit Innuenos. 7sl3s noVll-<tw
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CO The honor of having first projected sub
marine telegraphic line across the Atlantic ocean,
belongs exclusively to General Horatio Hubbel,
of Philadelphia. In memorial presented to
Congress, eight years ago, in January lS49, by
Jefferson Davis, Gen. H. asked government aid
for the enterprise. The memorial was referred
to the committee on commerce. The reference
was moved to the Hon. Jefferson Davis, who re-
marked that the world was not yet prepared for
this project, but might be soon.
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THE GREATEST
Med GAL DISCOVERY
iia OF THE AGE. aoo

m nHSN.DY Of aoSbsE discovered in
H. a FVKRx KIND OF HuMOR,
from
The Worst Scrofula Down to a Common pimnls.
Re has tried 1t in cases. and never failed
exceot in two humor He has now in hid
over one hundred certificates values within
Two bottles cure nursing sore month.
70 three bottles VIII cure the wozst kind pnplcs
Two or three bottles win the aysteu of bles.
Doses are warranted to cure the worst canker the
TAre bottles are warranted to cure the worst Kind Q,
woboss warranted to cure all humor In the eyes,
Two bottles are warranted to cure running the
Four to six bottles cure corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scay eruptions of the skin. 8
or three coes the worst kind Of
Two three bottles cure the most desperate
Three are warranted to cure sa-rheum.
Five to eight bottles win the scrofula.
benent always experienced from the bottle, sra
perfect cure when quantity TAKEN
Nothing looks SO improbable to those WHO have In tried
soxns s.il Ss%11 ssss
has to start There are no IFS nor ANbs hums
nor has about suting cases, yours pedded
the eects OF every 1t has already
greatest In children
children, whose nesh was soft and habby r..
stored to perfect state Of health by BOTTLE MY
TO those who are subject to sick will
always cure it 1t gives great relief in cata ana
some who have taken it had been ecstis
easy but where te ay arrangement the
nature, VIII cause singular feelings, you not
pc aared they always disappear
There bad result from contrary, when that
feeling gone, will feel like person. heard
listened to- i'i''. u 9C
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 100 warren
% a he city, s.ss For sale At az
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Two blacksmith shops, one with three and the
other with two FORCES, constantly " blowing and
striking" are unable to meet the great demand
in this line OF business. Several good oarpen'
ters live in the place, non Of whom are ever out
of employment, and sever Il additional ones could
find abundance to do.
This little town that no presents improve
ments surpassed by scarce ly any place in the
Territory, has also been pee, tliarly unfortunate.
The propretors being unacqu.ninted with water
power, procured the constr uctiOn OF tinoer
dam, ut cost of $4,000, considerable por-
tion of which went out at the first freshet and
was repaired at n cost of $4,000. Shortly after
this misfortune to the dam, a Touring mill, Greet
ed at cost Of 81 500, together with2, 900 BUSH
els of wheat and 500 of corn, valued at $500,
was destroyed by fire. On the foundation OF
this the large and costly one mentioned above
was soon erected. The last spring freshet car
ried off the remainder of the old timber dam,
but by an expenditure of $1,000 moro one has
been rebuilt that will bid defiance to the floods.
Within the past summer a hotel, in one Of the
rooms of which stove was kept, was destroyed
by fire, with almost its entire cont ents. The
energetic young firm meeting with this evere loss,
immediately built store and brought on a new
supply of goods. The hotel has also been re-
erected, but not yet entirely completed.
1t will thus be seen that in spite of all its los
ses its progress has been constantly upward and
onward.
As evidence of the goaheaditiveness" of
Anoka's business men, we refer our readers to
the new advertisements in this mornings paper.
-Ninnesoiidn.
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CY horse is thus advertised for sale in an Ex-
change" Perfectly gentle, and as easy as a
chair; has been used as such.'
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GEORGE CULVER. JNo. HARRINGTON.
CULVER & HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Upper Landing, st. Paul, Mimi.
Wholesale Dealers in
CIR OCERlES AND PROVI SIONS
Liberal Advances made Consignmsnss.
ns .s REFERENCEs
q. L. Douseman, Prairie du Chen,
b. w. Brisbois, do. do.
B. II. Campbell & Co., Galena, =
C. W. Campbell & Co., do.
N. COrwith & Co., do, iifft.- ft.4
Langworthy & Co., Dubuque,
=. G. Potter, BELIEVING, -" t.t
Burrows + HsttyIaal., davenport,
Green q Stone, Muscatine, :"'ff'
..s VIM. Gayle & Co., Keithsburg,
Humphreys, Tut & Terry, st. Louis,
]. J. Anderson & Co., do. ta
Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
b. Brewer & Co., do.
Rnnscy, Brothers & Co., Chicago.
yh0'ls Hale, DO.
.1 o.sa,n. Hurxthan Il Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks, do.
sitter, Price & Co., Philadelphia, 'et
Calender, Rogers Co., Boston.
Packages care q G. y F., Upper Lending, st.
faal, ~ u ialf-h
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b B. ?, IRVINE: !.R. IRVINE. W. IRVINE.
Is. =. IRVINE CO., 80
Wholesale and Retail
GrOcers, Provision s. Com mission
Merchants,
Corner Saint anthony EXCHANGE Streets ODoosifs the
l3l American House, SAINT Paul, Minnesofa. ~
Liberal Advances made Consi gnmeats.
U.A.t REFERENCES: nl ffat
Bx-Gov. Ramsey St. Paul. B. H. Campbell, Gaena, ILL.,,
Hon. H. M. Rice, g H.F. McClosky,
Hoinshead Il Becker, Z" Leach & Goodrich, st. Louis
Coy. W.,.sAs Gcrp,sn, Cant. Ward seamerY,k State
st. Psul, auI} iIlassos, gig: sfSfS' vfyitNti
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
~. Axthsny-st., half q mile from the Winslow Hoxs

"UV usUS " t"e ssssIOW LONSC3
7. He ]. w. PENNIMAN, Proprietor. af
THIS commodious house finished and furnished and
Il ready for the accommodation the travelling public
For those wishing do business In the city, be found
favorable Locations situated as s the main stage road
St. Paul to St. Anthony, and far enough the
former place to avoid the din and tgs Of town HE No
pairs vii 20 sFassa ts sesNse Si sE
n03-Q = ,;itrti. lry.cW. PENNIMAN.%
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ANOKA LAND AGENCY.

-. ANOhA LAND AGENCYs
GEORGE SMILEY,
WILL promptly attend with buying
w and selling Of Land, locating Land Warrants, &c.
Particular attention will be given the selection
Timber Lands, which purpose Of thorough
Judge secured Some choice
descriptions hand.
REFERS TO-Woodbury & Larned, Anoka, Minnesota; l..
". xis.; .ati hias ssssis,
Kalamazoo 4iohigant Prof. III. Xapes, Newark, i, j.
Prof. 4. Beach, Iowa City. -
" All communications should be directedto
s3..e .fnt. GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Anoka April 10th, 1885. apI6-dGwtf
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WINSLOW. HOUSE.

wINSLOW HOUSE, -4
st. Paul, Minnesota, ,.-
N. A.. EL,.. Proprietor.
AvING assumed the propetorship of this House, feel
IL confident
that has heretofore The
public rely the untiring made
their comfort and happiness while stopping with
ya23-u x. A. nRU4t.
BELLE RLAlN HUTEL,
r 3. WQQDSON having lifted up the large, and
LIZ eomniodidds HOTEL at Belle Plain, on the Minnesota
Rver respectfully leave inform the travelling public
nat he is fully prepared accommodate all
him with call, the comfortable His
table will at all times supplied with the that
and the his guests all that
desired. M 54l- II. s4GlaI atf
- q good and faithful attendant. jly14-ems
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,

----- : . ] MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA AYRlCK, PnoFa1EY0R,
4ssSeur GifYs minnesota.
House and stable feel confident that
aocoOdstions to the travspg nuhc other
Minnesota Valley particular attention will be paid
the furnishing the table with the the
duoe be obtained. .l se27.ly
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Nor VAcRANT.-A little Frenchman was
hauled up before the Police Magistrate on q
charge of vagrancy.
''You are loafer sir, man without call
ing," said the Judge.
81 beg your pardon, your honor, have a vo-
cation.'
g What is itS"
81 smoks glasses for eclipses--but just now
it's our dull season. Cinsinnati Sun,
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ca The redoubtable Governor Of Virginia is
said not to fancy the simultaneous rise in negroes
all over the South, of which we have such excl
ting accounts. f7''- *
The Governor was not prepared for so imme-
date and general an appreciation of the live
stock, and is willing for it to retrograde to old
figures for tme, finding their instrinsic value is
in an inverse ratio to tLs,r mrtinous rise. A par
odox this to the Governor.@@AW,, Joax,
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TO THE PURLIC.

once cfthe Durgee r Forsyth Manyfdcfnrisg co.
nN Saturday, the I'd inst, Shops
" destroyed by hre contxininga portion
Of our Finished Wares, saved leaving condition
to n the most Of present ORDERS We have already
arrangements to resume business, and hope full
operation within thirty days date. We beg thein-
diligence Of numerous during this Temporary
main ~ -
Your Obedient Servants ofthe .,eit
DURYEH FORSYTH MANUFACTURING co.
w. .rI VIII. GOODRICH,
Secretary.
q KING RICH Agents, st. Paul.
Samples Of the above Safes may be store.
au2l- dly-wk II. K. R.
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s sHf besv ses Weather he e was t5o
selves too much got frost-bitfHsnn., F'''#
At st. Paul, Dec Sd, 2 deg. below zsre-4th,
beow-5th, IL below-6th, IA below-7th, 90
below 9Th, below. Rather chilly week.
On Sunday evening gentleman was coming
from Dunei.h in sleigh, and when near the Ga
lena Garden, he ran into snow bank. Being
unable to cxtricate the horse, he LET. him there
and in the morning he was found dead, standing
in the same position. Tribune of the 3D.
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DAVID A. POWELL,
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER BUILDER
Butler Street, beween Congress and Front Cnctnnati o.
LII sizes Of Portable Circular Saw Mills Cast Iron Wares
IA Wheels, for Saw and Grist Mills, Saw and Grst Ill ron
Planer Lathes, Borina Mills, Upright D Screw Cutters
&C., made to order.
Second handed Engines and Boilers 'oraale. ds1os,.
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H. w. GOULD,
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST,
Entrance to Rooms under the Golden Tooth, King Block
Main-st., st. Anthony, Minnesota. sp1S-Iyws
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ca The editor of the Amboy Times says tina
the meanest trick he was ever served was by
man who refused to pay his advertising bills
urging as his excuse that he only advertised to
the purpose Of patronizing the paper!
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DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND
- SHOES, Crockey, Groceries, Provisions, Drugs
ictnes, ANOKA Minnesota Residents Of Upper Nisss-
pp Grow and Rum Rivers can here be supplied with
they require in his line, cheap ST. Paul. of
transportation added. He naers himself knowledge
OF the wants OF this part Of the country equal
superior the opened the
nrst store IN Anoka, In the year 1884. ~ ih6-kf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-17

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
BY L. w. STRATTON, Ell
TIVE cnT Licensed Asctoneer in and city st.
anti Everything tR the line Of tho profession will
be attc- I'D to with fidelity and dkDstsh.
Rooms adjoining City Book Stores NaR {Feet, above the
Suspe iisien Bridge. 81 III = = -, :
Would Messrs. Hatch, c. L. Emerson, g.. ".
Prescott and Vital Gvertn, st. Paul.
st. Anthony, July SIS y 80