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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

CRIMINAL TRiALs.-Wm. II. Burruas was tried in
Tszewell county, last week for forgery, and acqut.
ted. Abraham Jenkins was convicted Of stabbing
WIN. Poson, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON Ey AR X II T
Sr,-pAy. March l4-6

SUNDAY, March l4-6 II VI.
The demand for moEey is evidently increasing.
Among the brokers and stock spectators Of Wall
street there has been more inquiry and considerable
shifting of loans. Several of the most prominent
private banking houses have not been such free
lenders. but with all this the market continues per-
ecly easy and the rates Of interest rule al the west
points We attribute this activity among fEanciers
more 20 the changes going on in holderI Of stock
securities than 10 any change in the supply and
cheapne,s Of capital. The movements in foreign
exchange are attracting some attention. The steady
decline IN rates for the best sterling bills points TO
further impoatons of specie from Europe at no dis
tan; day. The bet bills on London sold for q last
packet at eight and eight and half per cent pre-
MUM, and drawers look for much lower quotations
The supply OF bills s already very large ana rapidly
Increasing while the general importation Of mer
cband-e continues quite limited. The advance in
quotations for cotton and active operations in Liver
rool must materially swell the value Of our exports
The shipments Of cotton thus far this season have
been much less than those for the corresponding
period last year and the advance in prices il, there
fore Of the first importance TO holders on this side
The crop y likely TO be large-fully an average one
and If present prices continue the aggregate pro-
ceeds will exceed anything ever before realized.
Our export trade in other articles Of domestic
produce has been good throughout the winter, and
the aggregate value from this port is not far behind
that for the same period last year. We have been
gaining at both ends of the rope With a very great
decrease in our import trade, and increase in
export trade, we have been rapidly reducing what
ever indebtedness may have remained against us on
foreign account at the close Of the financial panic
last fall. We have not only in foreign tlade-so
far as merchandise is concerned-been paying mp old
debts and avoiding new ones, but we have sent out
large lots Of public securities and avaied ourselves
Of every method Of turning the balance Of trade from
the credit 10 the debit side of the account. u we
have not already succeeded in 50 doing, We shall in
very short time If The Liverpool cotton mlrkc is
90 al sustained au1 tne demand yF oA socks e.
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bnG WAssIHeroN-T1e hull cargo &sd terAs Of brig
there. ~ w.
BR scHR TARTAR. Adams from Halifax for Havana, with
nsn put o nasssr 0h u In dstress having been sAAre
settle salvage which the Chamber Of Commerce awarded It
super cent OF he net proceeds appraised cargo
ScHRJ CHASE, Snow from 0louster for New
YORK. with 500 bbs mackere before reported ost mstOoS
Great Point light for the Pollock Rip light boat in he now
the lighthouse q O'Clock evening Grew hndsd ~
went 10 the lighthouse Vessel cargo owned and nsur
in Hsrwich The captain largely Interested in a. vese
and cargo and director In the Office where aha = irured
very rough at the time the vessel struck and - y vsT
badly injured and win not probably be got on 80
ScRR Y FREEMAN suNK-Chatham March lS-schr rrea.
from frovncetown for New York Q cargo Of asb
into at O'Clock this morning OF Oapc Cod by sch
Gen Veaze Teel from Port Prince for Boson and
The taken Oh by the Gen landed here m
Gen Is AT anchor OF this port disabled
soHR OCEAN BRIDE before reported ashore Point Asr
ton, has been got Off,
THE WRECK a schr hull water, one mast standing
passed 9th inst lat AZ g. Ion 6 Morning.
at Halifax 9th from Newfoundland.
STEAMER PHNEAs SPRAoUE from Boston for Philadelpha
before orted Holmes Hole dischsrge1
18th and would be taken upon the Her punps were
consta tly going to free her.
The hulk Of ship Splendid of Boston, which condemned
bermuda the voyage from Mobile for Havana was sON
18th ult for 1901.
MIssNG VEssEl-The clipper ship Matchless Cant Potter
left Boston July Is for Manila, and reported 70 hssS
passed Aner Oct since which time nothing has been hesr
OF her The latest Manila dates 10 Jan days after
left Aujier. She Ia principally insured In Boston.
The following table gives summary Nc vessels IN -
harbors Of New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston 6Avan-
nah, Mobile and New Orleans, at htss: accounts so
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Herald Marie. Correspondence.

KEY wEsT March e-The schr Tortuxss, Capt vilson
an upSbown BARI bad gone ashore the afternoon previous
upon East hey rbcal, and TIM TIE wrccsnF vessels re
and "sif 5s1 ss;ss isog M y, lo Sp
rally Court have settled the salyass The uarsAss sales
The Hrish chip hssaenor has her cargo all IN port The
dry y, ssS been so ss o @ & s ns 3nr
was sod The second ny auction a. prices 'aarng from
viii be rear ssOc The salvage mas hot been decrced
Inc shp s,l ~ ~ o. Dr. ~ nsr snu
am uned the sum Of sej q % which advanced
Nv the house Of wall GO, on the usual security.
The brig Ausins Elems here distress, rom havans,
hnish,d her repairs and saed the LIST for New YORK Ex
By an arrival from Nassau We learn that the fourteen
sls es nb9 ess PED from ns Island IN vessel
that place. The American consul took possession Of the
The scbr Lucy sharp sharp arrived on the 5h inst from
philadelphia with Of coal for the use OF the steam
Inc brig X Deeing, Capt Damen uuderg.iug repairs
Ms place She sd ersed TO ~ soon Tor New ia,s
with his vessel distress Green Turtle hey arrived at
sis Lar e day. sine, In search % vssei to s.ss BIS
Spoken on Rev west 2sth reb English brig Hope Of
sumo criaud from iaena Tor London DAYS out,
ton, for Boston from New Orleans, ~ days
Nusee,tsneOus ard Dssstsrs
sP Byttr AsgRica rawyer hcncefor Mobile VS. t' on
DE pet not lzN Jsn on Abacg reef as before rep0''D
Sur HsgS before reported burned q sea s insured "
he following in Boston Equiiabls Bosga gi 81
Washington, American end Boystou, ssty eech " "
s5i coo Freight ard cargo insured In bendon -.
Krv yrsr Feb sIhe wrec.s bosy sayips me e
q ~ sap sgsmnon Al so The b sss a 600 az, S brought
his place lhe we, nour VIII 81 be sI,a Jy t he roker
~ conner ana iron The ship sybh ia nearly ready
~ sea- Mao he trlg Aus,ens late IN muess' hon h''SN
Bars s Fdv esy been sold theie and
ny 5slsnce was to be shipped. NO further particulars
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Totals ......sl,s1s,le4 s,lO2, ssl 20 $500 ,S3s

That the same duty which has cost the above roads
upon an average twenty cents per mile for fuel could
have been accomplished for onehaf of that price by
the substitution of COAL in properly constructed loco
motives evident from the result of numerous trials
made on different roads where the price of coal
corresponds to that which obtains in New York.
The accompanying certificate of Mr.. Winslow, su-
perintendent of the Boston and Lowell road, exhibits
the saving by the substitution of coal for wood upon
that road
OFFICE or TIE Bosroy AND LOWELL RnRoAD,l
Boston, March g. 1855.
Yours OF the lst inst is received have been acquainted
with the coal burning locomotive "boer during the last
three years Iconsider superior TO any coa burning
locomotive that acquainted with. The one that
bsve has given entire satisfaction in ali respects
following the per le for running with coal for
the months Of December, 1857, and January 1853 The
coal costs per . 240 pounds on the tender So
December cost per mile for fuel .......... lo8tloO
TIE wood locomotives to perform the same labor
Q run the ireights) cost. IS to 21c.
' WV ''' JOHN +. wiNsioI, supt.
The Phenix and Zabriskie have been run
ming on the New Jersey road from Jersey City to
New Brunswick, during the past winter, the latter
with the express passenger train, with an average
consumption of 81 pounds OF Cumberland COAL at
a cost of ten cents per mile. These results clearly
establish the economy of coal locomotive fuel and
place its general introduction into use beyond ques
ton of doubt. While wood is each year rapidly dsap
pearng and enhancing in price, coal is likely to remain
at its present value Upon most of the New England
roads wood is now so expensive as to increase the
running expenses beyond the contingency of a fair
dividend. The objection "of the smoke nuisance"
which has hitherto existed to the Of coal loco
motives, is entirely obviated by the Boardmaa
patent engine above alluded to- in which the COM
bustion is so perfect as entirely to consume both
sparks and smoke, and to render it more pleasant
engine for passenger trains than the ordinary wood
burner. With these advantages it will not be
long before the managers of such roads as those in
the above list which economy is matter Of first
necessity, will make effort 70 transfer the nine
hundred thousand dollars per year now expended
for surplus fuel to the useful purpose of liqu
dating outstanding obligations and paying dividends
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Canadian our wa in rather better demand for shipment
n tho Br,h provinces, and the sales embraced about
500 bbls with n the range or The above quotations..
southern BRANDS we're firm especially tho better cass
Of brands, with sales or about l. coo 1900 bbs.
nj the quotations given above. Rye four was
M changed, willie sales OF about 100 bbls were made
Cornmeal wa steady with saes of 100 bbls reported NJ
60 vleai-rhe market was hrin, with sales OF email
lots Ct southern, for " ang, nCUe3g PRIME red, a,
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CLOSING PRICES.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAruRDAy, March 13-6 =. NJ
Asnfs.--Tho market quiet with sales OF pots at
6t4c. while pearls were nominal
BRxADeTUTs.--Flour-Ih market continued 70 rule
firm. with good demand from the homo trade, including
purchases for export the British provinces and OF
southern brsnds Tor tropical ports The TRANSACTIONS Tor
the day footed up about s coo 5000 bbls. Within the
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dolsare, thus nskpg neatly half million Of taxa.
10 lees han twelve months.
pnter these circumstances, certain s that the mem
eere OF the First division should be contented limit the
burden or such aid ss they justly entitled TO those
who are Liable under the United States and State
laws to perform military duty, but fail therein and who
thus have no reason TO complain they compelled 10
contrbrse towards some Of the heavy expenses incurred
by those who comply herewith. FAIR PLAY
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.$l9,872,366
26,362,7O6

The imports, it will be SEEN are largely in excess
Of any previous year. being more than double, or
lis per cent more than they were in the year 1852
The necessity for the substitution of coal for
wood as fuel for locomotives is every day becoming
more apparent The annexed table shows the an
nual amount paid for wood by the chief roads run
ming out of New York, the number of miles rum the
cost per mile, and the amount saved by the adoption
Of coal fuel provided its expense did not greatly
exceed ten cents per mile--
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FVI'"fV o" WIN IoJ' 'Nj7"o'oV
The total value Of exports for the week was
II O7i39s.
The General Land ONCE gives notice that "thc
grant of land to Wisconsin has been 50 far adjusted
as 10 authorize the release from withdrawal Of the
vacant offered lands outside Of the six miles limits
on the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee road to st. Croix
Lake, and on the Northeastern road from Fond du
lac 20 the State line. Also, on the route from 81
Croix 10 Lake Superior, sufficient time having
Ella, sed TO make survey Of The route and selection %
J lls, and n.re having been made, Ne Lands vii Dc
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restored to market, with the proviso that the rail-
road grant win attach to such of the odd numbered
sections as may be selected under said act, within
the six miles limits of such parts of the said road as
may be actually surveyed and staked off before the
day fixed for the restoration of said lands"
The Nenasha, Mineral Point, La Crosse, Hudson
and Eau Claire Offices open on Monday the 5th day
of April for the lands along the La Crosse and Mil
waukie and Fond du Lac and Superior railroads.
The Hudson, Superior and Eau Claire offices open on
the Sd day of May for the lands along the route of
the road from St. Croix to Superior City and
Bayfield,.
The following is comparative statement of the
importations of foreign merchandise at New Orleans
for two years.
Fear ending Dec. 81, 1855. Dec. 81, 1851.
Merchandise paying duties. $l2 1926 1857 ,i57
free OF duties. SSH $50 5,756 ,346
Bullion and specie. ......... l,6l4,095 5,o3S,so3
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PR Csn. Eng si per & - T5 o q so
Am. rnlf joiis JOB xalcf American gold. par
Am. p1ar.er iolsio2 Coin with the
Co,nei Precious % 1853. raJto EPlu-
Span. 6Nex (rcfL) - cents. ribus Unum'
span. MEX (-lp 2Qpr or over e1re.. oSa
Shllngs sn6 SKIP. -o?r Oh Sovcregns 80. 4S3a 4S6
Mexican dollars. loo GIineas. 5e0a
peruv an and other Napons. ,(20f) 3s3a 81
s. A. dollars. ..103 Ten thai pieces sis g.
span. pillar dols .l07 slI) Frns do. S00a
~ gss.an thaers.. y cents. Ton gul. pieces 9Sa
Fve franc pieces. o. cent. Ducsts. GOA
German Crowns los Psulot foub Is 90 a - 60
French Crowds. no Spanish iosb. 16 60 10 65
$50 peces rrsted States Assay, "A per cent discount
$40 pieces Intel States essay, a per cont discount
so pieces United states Assay, per cent discount
In Buffalo, on wednesday, Judge verplanck, Of
the Superior Court, granted the order for the disco
luton Of the lake Navigation Company, and Ste.
phen Il. Watson, Elbridge q. Spauldng aud Gibson
T. Williams appointed receivers Of its property
and effects. They have given 10000 security for
the faithful performance OF their duties and Will at
once enter upon them.
The annexed is comparative statement of the
foreign imports at New York for the week and since
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Spce Jan l.. .s3c 3+l l5i tJo,s2s,5e2 s2e,s6i,97s
The following table win compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the ~cek and
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MARIfIME INrELLIGHNCR.


ALMANAC NEW YoEK-rHs EAT.
euN yIsxs........... ~ MOOR SETS. .seye
suH sIre............ 05 HIGH ~Arxz. 81
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho Upi.cd states friga,e 81 Lawrence, Commando
Hal. vas a. Montsvdco January TO-
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The following is a comparative statement Of the
value Of exports from The commencement Of the year
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

". &. q RAY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
o. u, htaA',s Hss. 81 rts,sy rsips rAtss Stree
SAINT PAUi. MINNESOTA.
kesi tsis,e bought AT sold isai Wsuans baash
and .oiJ, Land w.rtsns oes,sa aun-y losn.a and
'esiei oalle,ih me.'. sAss paid sud AL bnssn.s.
entrusted - him ~ psrfirs here, che hsrs aitrnd.d
kktEhtSthS.
tsae,anor Ale, itsmssyi -, rsnl N~Resas
lion. i.nfy ~ Rec " g,
tsJke- Paine. fsl Banker
tpl Henry Mek.ny, krai f.iai- hTpk ~, Ia.
.;eorse Latte, Merchant saint fsni, Mo
Major ,sea u tlnhetsit REQ,
Mcrea Parsons, AaI.s lev, Nnaepgeli. q"
tino ia. 1hur'agta, v q, ps.rnrort tsNSt
'ii. Tho. ii-In~ 'laa. hnTeh,. Burlington,
40 Wa urDry Wsfreh, TANKER
Rounds A Hall ,snn. Mer.hab,s, Uh'sgo IN
Rev. Jen, iiamib,, ~ u, NASH sille T.oe
khgni, koherqs 4 terr.ii, " caI,ni"let street.,
rs,,,, jay I @ - reysrs. .,.estS. o. Ia,
p ,.eS = h.sbs M.'ii" tl...ma
i,Sa nsqsy v ',iinar' Montgomery Al.
lutge sam y Nice,
fudge tenAg.r NIB,
~ - ssa,o .s'T'yyes .a . .gy% AZ. A.
fef,es .; n,,JjaiS ,e" Merchant a.,
~, usnu,a' rrssi Mont, Hank, Je
s,pih, ,ullNn = "a, hsnsers. Do
John irn'ey g. CO.. HRntrrs, do
Rev A. A, tsp.oauA, u, o. Ta.asrs., do,
WESLEY q Hodges Com Ner,h Columbus brur
VIM, 2. tnbvet@s 1. Go Hsaksrs u nm. 81. \, \ i.
h~sr,, th.sber tra ,'c" aereh's lhp.ioa' Mass.
tsp, J,.hn \ barter. bup.lsbl..
Aces outs, 'sshist ETnplAtir bsnh,
SAINT f~aI Minnesota Jaas s,h, issl
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ROCE Il $.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
WHOLE s ALE GROCE X

Corner Of Third 4 Jarks1s sfrssts, NJ. Paul
Has IN store sud Ia arrive large aSs complete ssrs
NJ ,r,ressa troviss Wooden Ware, Ar, In xhieh III
slsnloa n ". 1eHs 10 particularly requested ~.
s.~n IN psvf ~ The fsN ,hs articles whish
offered 81 The VERY te~ ~ss S.sss-, rs.~s.
~ hers laan HITLER "a D IuILhes n PuAlhI
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w. BAILEY h son,
bsItsssis
GI.OCEkIES AND PROVISIONS
Wodsn Ware, Potrdey. Sash, IT,,
Assi; ~iy No a LgyEg, GALssA, Ill.

hu.CyrE sJEAn BolLEt wGkks,- sesr'.a
~ Bt.as aye pr.p1ss 70 tsnS al ttoas ~ ss@s,
bs,s<s, - ~ i<vs sss tassss erf's rt,~'ns ey
lag boz 'asisss k.s pni eve vshsJf~Si1n ~ tphf
asF lssisrs ~ ss w. are sss t'rtsse5 ~ sshs'
ss.ss ksx.ess 4 sI sgs1s ss1 rsaAlls Ar MP . ts
s,srfssi rTl<s 1ss vrasss Orxtss Ears ts. AlsS o..
slsss a h-ss issp Wass appsr sad 1ss ~ %. ~ so
s.gsss le Basax tssa ssssi,sssf 10 Zoe sify ~ %
sA gssss ve aye pr~pssS 10 give 'ts 49, q -
..f. isSs. Lsss ~ . e~s sas ssssHsss Stf ss<k-
F-'a sff;srs eoras,ssty ~ tsnf
srxAss. .ssss Tss b SD nsvss srssis Dysss -,
fGss
.-sb1is v1 EokRisOs wiiJAhs
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hlsItnf corh1. ~ DISTRICT, TERRITORY ~
htNhkspIt Ramsey Comfy
Jhu hspsIl syHl.sl Uspiei \. J. tisker, Jsbp Randall
r. Danid 4 J httsf asi Jaha RasLiR
You are haTaty sun noD.a sHd required 10 an wef
The complain ~ this srilpn, copy which hs
asd ~ he ofet ~ be tters ~ his Court 50 ssla en.
y ~ hnm,.I ssh :" assts sapy ~ Jour sn.wsr bs
ssi fomtlsfh ~ hs sbhAsribsf ids ofes is he 'y
81 saint Fsni Ia Esii teFriiwy af MINI. sssa vi hin
tr'hy Jsys Al9f he ssfFies Il ls saapisa,s 900.
stsin-t. ~ u. day - services And yon fa 70 susVsF
hF ssif tsnpsibt ~ hin tho Afvs.sa he paIsuH
10 ihs acton vi tab, Judgment ssaiss, yp ff ne
~ Two Tbonssbs ,lisfs ~n strts.l hsr.e a. 10.
~ Csc per nynt ysr bgph fivT b. tuDHh asF IL %
setsbsr. ~ ls'o bosifs The costs ~ III. arfbip.
n siItRHhHkE,
tlsinug q Az fuay.
Dated Des. 1857 deer NJ,
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TAMks uiSDs ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
81 Law ka,rinr IN hsno~ry aud tsnerH tsna Agent
tAserss dsa sio"n, Y, pi2zwlys
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BROAD ACRES.
1000 ACRES

Whia mites " iha city N tracts sfon- 10 ten
win obligation ~ huIh sad impiess oo |, = snd
JasSs TINA No ,Aha Bows - -
uxNav NukksTy,
Huss9-dAwI Dealer IN Real ksiais, ~ Paul
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Deposits. neso'isss Loans, LAID Warrants snd r,chsngs
bought and sli, 'mhis6m~
NrATu rorE rArHTN LAND Ann drsfh A.
~ AGENT, waslioems city, u. rt-iiavips resigned
Tho situation which he has held Ia The Urbrfal land
Uhic~ tT the Las, ~ ~n,y yesrs,h eh.se ~ tho Pre-
etupunn nutaueii.fs bic scfsir"s is 'hs prosecution
~ claims before the Department, Under the ~. .mp'"n
laws, Town tito Act ~ lsts. 80.
Mr. uti alsa give ei sisn raAns yfor aIhs
Land Warrants tf pss,ss snaiiea aud prosecute claims
before Congress,
Refer. 20 Hen, y. A panylss Illinois, y. v Senate
Hen. !. u. Bright Indiana. u. srase, Hon. g An
ART Michigan : \. k.hss buy. Nrdafy, 81 Paul. Mn
nrsvai lion Thos Hrhdrios. 'o.ni s.i"nsr Land
,ubari Joseph y, Wilson, ksq thlei tlsrs LAID orc.
Hoe II " H,re, Mnhssnlr. iioaas - Representative.
Hca. Baolei Wstls " Wisconsin. tsaae of Hepres~n,
ausss Hon, ho,,sr kmh, ino., iigass ~ represent
a,is.s vs. oov Rsms.y, ~ Paul Mi nn~sois Hen. Ja.
shields fafiha.it Hinnsteisi Hon, Iohn Wilson, "
tnimsslnnsr tshpFAl Land udise, and Land t",nmis
sioas, i,av tsnra Wair,sd, Chicago Ms.srs hwasor
klusnbaass, Fnut ~, Bashsr-, Washington. fafo
Nnuss fsnters Washing I'm; tantb trtehsts bankefs
Waahug,oa Ai~o, 10 the Uisirst iAnd btlcar~ gss"f
ally and all who have had land business ~ the Beat
0ovetaheht for years bsrt.
DHkv business Ieil.rs vii receive nj anton nses
accompanied by = fee. s~pii ~s'p
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N0Tfct-h xitiiAh HAkty. whs r.siSs. n ne
~ vtesiiy II ~ FaaL sui cali :, The Pea once 10
die en,, - VI hsa lsiss " i@porAles iebia
lAab zee
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Mostaaax sALs --pemuh having bssn made Ia
ni the pAymapi ct Tho SUM 'dtss a. shleh a,ao,,as
E'lalh'i W tr hua ~ NE das az ibis noire upon .
tsffs'n mortgage. executed and delivered by fhip
.aas."s 4" jss s - sssg', "a. ."g as ~ +,
day 1T us.bsf a inN and ~a- dur rrse'dsd tbs
ss s, %. 81 r"esf. - VA a. esi Ca, .tres,
l,esds " 40 lr saii o'sy, In Iek % ot Anrssss.
Ias~s ~ ana IA - aM"taf", no proceeding al la~
Nov, therefore, neies ;. hereb, given ,hs, ~ viz.
q ne .lslae IN sas, t.ss. p,o''id hr rf.nl.a. DO
sa'ibrd ~ said pi'f'Esse, H.a ea,efrd thereby,
~ fAn Proper 10 sshi county commenting At pom,
ON hoher .lros loo Ieet ft,sn No soahssst nens, u
fest ihsnes r'sh singles IA ,trf street and ps,sei
~ih foerh -foa 90 o,ls " rstiha, te.ns a. eiafool
Win all snd sinl uisr u. brredamenis and sppu, "a
nsness heisoao l.hnsns, viii he sod u pun aaelion
,ss ' 500 cost "a s,p"n.s. y 70. sq.sd :, 'be
Saturday n" Usb ,t-ih DAY IL January, A. ~ tsx q,
l'n zen 9,el"t 81 'hA daT
JOHN v, NAY. n.,txaK,s
LAstprv Hern Ad',s fat Mortgages, dfrft ~sw
NorIcg ~sUricg or APPLICATION r0a rus
Az discharge "i NJ unise,d ff, ~ bis asbs pur, aan
S@"-!o. s..a II as.foi ~ io. @f, b sss.'
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dsts ~ Tho hrsi publication NJ his hore al saint Paul
The ea 81 so'ssDfost' II the retrst ~ Nnpsso,s aud
.hin he eo1st where be io.uiscni ra.idrs IN ths
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

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