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PIN LANDS!

TINE Subscriber offers for sale l60 acres Of
i choice pine land, situated on the Eau Gale
river, a short distance above Carson It Eaton g
mill This land viii be sold cheap for Cash.
Fer further information call on the subscrl-
Der at the journal Office"
H. A. TAILOR.
River Falls, Juno 18th 1857
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CHEAP! CHEAP!

WE mean the west 15ofthe N e. quarter Of
w section l, town q, range Is. This is
as good land as there is in the Kinickinic VAL
lev, and viii be sold at the lowest price for the
. ready John Davis" It lies near the head
waters of the Kinickinie, and is a most desiraI
bic location. For further particulars, you that
have money. call on the Subscriber at the
JorRs.r OgrIcE. II. 4. TAYLOR,
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Tall Corn.-Mr. LEONARD Sri
LES, showed us few days since stalk
of ecrn over eleven feet in heighth. Mr..
L. n. Powell also picked stalk over
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MSolid READING. Ut

"Solid Reading Those Of our
readers who discard eight literature" and
prefer ''solid reading" will no doubt be
greatly interested in the General Election
Notice, which we publish on another
page
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NOTICE

A LII persons whose subscriptions for the
"A purchase Of the Academy bell are yet M
paid are requested TO pay the same TO the un--
dersigned without dela!T.
@. s. POWELL.
Riyer Falls, June I'd, 1858. SOFT
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59ile0,

In this village on the 1st inst. of scarlet fe-
yer, FREDERIC A., son of W. A. and RACHEL
Tozer, aged six years and three months. z
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TOTAL ASSETS,

The foregoing statement, presents such
view of the Conn any's position as must i'm
press the conviction on the minds of all, of its
solvency and healthy condition. The amount
of ats liabilities are less than Companies doing
so large and extensive a business generally
show" no long aud large list of unpaid losses,
asa set off against accumulations, are seen here.
If therefore, YOU want Insurance III a FIRST
CLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. 90 to the i" p HOE-
NIX INSURANCE COMPANY" through
any of IFS authorized Agents, and you will find
Just what you desile,
P. V. WISE,
agent for Prescott, WiS.
Also Agent for IEtna Insurance Co. and City
Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn, and United
States Life Insurance Co of New York
losses Fairly Adiusted and Promptly Paid.
September LIST, 1858. nl1-3m
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Q r Z n I.

The Store formerly occupied by G. s. WHITE
III !, ready to rent in few days This
h,;I5;no is one of the most desirable business
locations in the village.
For terms apply 10 me at my residence ha'h
80 or t, q. s. Powell, River Falls.
GFOKGE BABCOCK.
River Falls, May 18th, 1855. 4o-h
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1p1D T.FsnTu.

A COMMODIUUS, two-story dwelling
Y house in the village of River Falls.
For PARTICULARS, enquire OF
River Falls, Wis. July It'll, 1853. n3-tf
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GREENWOOD HOUSE.
III. H. BYINGTON, Prop'r.
Pleasure Parties

l.
viii find this House an agreeable resort. The
Natural Scenery of the Kinnickinnic River
in the vicinity, is as fine as any in the WORTH
West. The streams abound with Speckled
Trout, and afford the best amusement to the
lovers of the angling art. Fishing tackling
always hand.
The proprietor respectfully invites his friends
seeking either pleasure or profit to give him
call.
Commodious Stables are connected with
the House.
BeARp.-One Dollar Per Day. Three
and half Dollars per W eel.
River Falls. 4 is. July 18th, 1858. AT
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STATEMENT OF ASS ETS, JUNE1, 1858
CASH on hand and in Bank, S 44 $50 %
due from Agents. 7.986.20
l.497 shares N Y Banl Stocks. l0S.51250
$50 Hartford 75;305.00
l02 90 Other n. (. e $4,000
AMOUNT LOANED on Mortgages Of
Real Estate, 47,3OO.OO
Amt Loaned on rleCge of Bank
Stocks and oher approved Sc
curity. 45,l6000
Britain, Conn, 100000
ACCUMULATED INTEREST on Invest
ments, 1,8lS15
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a. Id. ANHeR H. w 9
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Office at the JOURNAL rooms.
posoro,. c.. V. ELLIOT, NJ. d., Hudsos
AoioiiooS J w. ID. HATCH, NJ. d.,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-04

NEW York, Jan. 22.--The majority in
Kansas against the Lecompton Constitu-
tuition, was 1926, instead of Lee, as
transmitted and published here.
The Herald has news from Greytown 10
the i,h inst, 10 days later. The treaty be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica had been
righted, President MARTINEZ. aud quite q
number Of superior officers of the armies OF
both Republics were enjoying themselves
at Greytown; they had visited the Wabash
and thanked Com. Paulding for dispensing
the tillibusters. The Wabash sailed on the
Sth, with Col. Anderson and his companies,
and reached Havana on the 18TH
The investigation into the causes Of the
burning Of the Brooklyn School House. and
the death Of the boys on that occasion, Was
concluded yesterday. The Jury attach no
blame to any person for the catastrophe, and
merely recommended an alteration in the
style OF constructing school houses hereafter,
The Herald Utah correspondence gives a
rumor, without vouching for its accuracy,
that party of California emigrants were.
with the exception Of ~ small children,
butchcred by the Mormons and Indians last
fall
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NV YoEs, Jan. 22.--Flour market very dull,
but prices without any important change sales
400 bbls., -, 2j6ti,3g for super state, H.sj0t
l,G0 for extra State. - 2jGet,Jj for super
Western, - fSGkj for common 10 medium ex.
ira Western. Canadian -Four steady; sales 500
bbls.. q, j06Ltt0 for super, aud si.G06L5 Tor
extra. Rye -four dull. s3Gli. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn unchanged old quiet and
nominal Oats quiet, EGGS Tor state. t5GDiG
for Western. Pork market firm; sales 800
bbls.. slt,sj for mess, sll ,joGll.7j Tor prime.
Beef steady; fair business. Dressed grunters
in request, G'IlG3. Lard steady; sales 800
bbl... SiMsl. Butter. fair demand. lIaii 70
Ohio, l2.G62I for State. Cheese dull. GGf-.
whisky better; sales 300 bbl-.. ?0i. Stock.
not very active this morning, bu, prices are up
a little, and closed very firm. Money the
supply {. liberal sterling exchange quiet and
nominal
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One OF the directors in tho above com.
pany informs US that the eastern division
Of the Root River Railroad viii be put un.
der contract early in the spring. That the
La Crosse and Milwaukee road will he CON.
pleted 10 running order TO the city of La
Crosse during the present year, ut which
time the Southern Minnesota Company will
have the backing Of, not only the land
grant, but Of some two hundred miles Of
railroad across the State OF Wisconsin, in
pushing forward the great work west OF the
Mississippi River.
The Root River road will he com
mencsd on the west bank OF the Mississippi
River, opposite La Crosse thence up the
valley Of llookah or Root River, via Chat.
field, Pleasant Grove, Mantoryille Glare
mont, Rice Lake, Owatonna, &C., to point
Of intersection near the Blue Earth River,
with the st. Paul, ST. Anthony, Minneapo-
lis and Rig Sioux road.
Our readers will recolect that the last
mentioned Big Sioax road and the Roo,
River road arr owned by the same company
and although the grant requires the Root
River road to form junction with the
Transit road east OF Range :, yet the Root
River road, being continuation Of q great
chain Of roads West, will be continued to
the Big Sioux road us above stated, and
thence in y few years. on TO the Missouri
River.
This is one Of the grandest systems Of
roads ever contemplated for any one State
When completed, which will be within u
-. \ - a 4 AZ
sofa will find direct cutie; East, via La
Crosse, Milwaukee and Chicago--No
into the pine region at 81. Anthony. and
Southwest into the coal region of North
western Iowa. Maniorp,Ae Erp,es.
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ANornRg MtgDgR.--I Last Saturday even.
ipy the Sheriff Of kendal county. ILL., lodg-
cd 10 the Jail in this city, for ,aIe keeping. a
man na,ned John lBrenner. who Is charged
with tie murder Of Antoine Conrad. 1t
APPEARS that Brenbcr was NJ work Tor Con
rad and the latter discharged him Tor some
misconduct, Bremen was greatly ineensed.
and saii that Conrad wopld never discharge
another man. Tbs occurred about sun
down. and in the evening Brenner borrowed
gun and went 10 Conrad hOl-e. "ben
he entered the house be said, I've Ten
looking for deer and nos ", found one,
and pointed the quo III Conrad Several
persons pr sent inierierel AID took the gun
away. BrenDer then weIt 10 the hOase OF
an acquaintance, distant about hall mile,
and borrowed another gun. Later 10 the
evening he returned 10 COurads, asI going
70 window. asked II those made the houy
woad give up the gun. They refused 20 DO
40. ard b. then shDt Conrad. killing him
almost instantly. Brenner Was Immediately
pursued aLA arrested. A corOuer. inqusz,
vas bed, aDd Bftnfer was held Tor trial a,
the text Apri, term Of the Kendall county
Circui, Court -CiiCGgo Journal.
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DuBUQrE. Jan. % The 81. Cloud Hotel
was destroyed by fire last night. The loss
is estimated a. one hundred thousand dollars
insured for eighty thousand dollars. sup,
posed to have been the work Of an incen-
diary.
Urea, Jan. 23--The leather store of :.
A. Gilbert, was destroyed by fire last night,
Loss, 235 600 insured for $4,000.
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The Troy Bud ,,i says that ia the County
Poor House IN thai co1n,y a an aged coa
pc, The parents 81 an only Nm, who liyes
within hundrd mic. ot Troy. 10 brown
stone front, ard from whose table u proba-
bly, tbro1n away enou,h 10 FL! and airport
To. pr coupe for ~ek Inc direst
ess--s u Cd sss 10 = tLAas...z Chad.
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school House on Fire.

Bosros, Jan, % Yesterday p NJ, Que
Of the female teachers in the Chapman
school, East Boston, discovered fire in the
cellar Of tho building, kindled from the fur
mace, and with great presence of mind pri-
vately informed the several teachers in the
building. The scholars in the eight rooms
were dismissed and orderly left the building,
without knowing the cause, and before the
two remaining rooms could be cleared the
alarm was given, but the teachers stationing
Themselves at the doors prevented rush, aud
passed all the scholars GU, safely There
were ten teachers and 500 children in the
building The fl was confined TO the base.
ment, and was extinguished without much
damage
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2l.--The steamer
Cahawba, from Havana, arrived here late
last night, being detained II hours nj the
Southwest Pass, where several vessels were
aground, blocking up the channel The
Empire City was also aground. Flour
buoyant. 81 C2ssi G5 red wheat, 81 90
white, 81 Is Exchange Oh New York. |
y premium.
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ARREST OF CONTEMPORARIES. The Sher.
if Of Win 90 H., last week. arr s,el three
men who were extensively engaged in coun-
ierie,ing a, Joliet. Their names aro Mark
H. Tea. Eli Adams, and II. II. Bowers. A
large amount of counterfeit coin, together
with dies and other instruments for manu-.
featuring bogus money, were found IN Teas
house, which was the rendezvous Of the gang.
The prisoners are now in the Joliet jail,
awaiting trial at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court These facts we condense from
an necoust in the Joliet True Democrat.
We learn from the Dixon Ire county
Rcpubi,can that on "Wednesday last. two
countcrfeiters were also arrested in that
place. They Iys suspected Of being robbers
IA well Al counterfeiters.
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II O II T. IS.
MERCHANTh' HOTEL.

('DRsEs THIRD AsD JAfkN0N AfBHHTF
~ fraugaT she 4issgihos. fanf ~, sz'n' FsHi--f
EKlDtg, Ff0prs'nr
fhs Heel hAs teen iisoartiy fe'urpshsd isf 'hr
NJ spffas an3 ssnu-r 81 b. rfrFfisvyr tsFs -
nf9Fm tiirens 81 Faui 81 ~ ffstsihg Vani o.
bat ~ ne~ pfspsfsf .ffpff asfsiss aA tssfGsfs
aa1 Jassiisrs % nsshsf uhss fgssss1 Va he ctp.
Iasd sch iHE .osfbsd. JsyT-dAutg
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W. Z. u IL Y,
REAL. ESTATE BROKER.
osss ~ NJ B,sl,ss Hp.. ~ rart.r Pa,a, rh,yi Ss.a
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
heal ESTATE hoptbi and sold, Land warrsn,s haaghi
aud sold, Land wsrfsn's lu.ard money haanoa and Ia
entrusted Ia him hy parts. here o eiss~hsrr steadrd
10 wiih and dispatch snd al the usual commissions
EttHkNCkS,
:, 0e.erem Az, ksm.r, ~ Paul, Minnesota
Hon Henry " Rice VI g.,
take~ fainr, Esa hanker,
Uol iisnry Mekent, Real Estale pruker a..
,.eors- thtc. Merchant SATIN, faui. M,a
Major b-o, II, uliberali. fsa.,
Hon las Harrington. n .. Davenport, lows.
Col Ih"s iiedsr, Crm A-r,h Darlington, "
ta wa Honr) Warren, nsnArr "
Rounds tail. tnui Merchants. Chicago H.,
Hidsll. Robert. T. Terrell, !? ,arundoet street, n.
r.rl.y' J@sy 1. Go, ~ roy,r.. .,rer.N. Ola,
k.a.v; 4 hssn, M:.o'Ie Al..s@s;
,,oS m'qry v lih'.ra Montgomery, A..
Hon " l. NsnFey,
Judge Sam. Rmc.
Judge hctaart itihb,
,oi lack tho.iegon Any a, Law, do
Jones } Steward, tam. Merchant -
klbsrt 4 Halt E.q do
~, Hannan rtest Noat'y nnns do
smnh Cuilom d.to., Banasrt do
John Henley =. 90, hankrrs, do
Rev. 4, \, lipsenmb, u. u fastssrs do,
Wesley q. Hodges c,m M.rrh Columbus ,enr.
VIM. p tnnyersr 4 90, brukurp a. Pine at n
Msssr- Iesehes Sco ,oem Msrchs b".lou. Mas.
Hsnry q thsrh.r.
capt lohn 4 las,er, tara.ahle.
Ames OTIS. tsshirr usrusishe Hank,
saint Paul, hiaues"ia June VII, isoI
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~ PNoHATE tot Kf-EAhekS COUNTY. MINNIE
! so,a 1sutSy -rAt isrfn ~ he Ffutsl. Court,
held Ia ADa a s"aH'D II Hsnssy a. ~ fsni. On he
iJs Gay ~ Jan ~
Ffrssat-- j. hn fspu ~ Judge,
10 us q - "sts 81 isnise sargsrsn sad Al.
gssiins Narsf ssrs asfsf he sg~ vi fonfssn years.
AID fhsrs. Moan minor. under u Ass ID twenty.
years
on ,saans ,si aang n. ps'Il~, ~ norman W. Nipss
guardian h. SAID b,ig pssyinE Tor f~ssss therein
f,Fi hat ais ~ nsfssssfy 70 ss all Of
so ~ he miBars his rds red
ths sswasy, he 81 asy q Fsbfuyy iis a. t0sslook
- - ~stt''' ~ - "h"bh " tsin p~nnfh, ana
q 10 saii t'saf 10 be bsidsa. that dsy
sio~ s.a.s 80, here be- ~sy ihs prsys IL ssid p.i
tiotsr should - BE- Efssed
Aea fsrhes ordered 'hs, n. said p-i,icn-r csws
hoses 10 b. F'so 10 AZ psrsoas Interested 81 The pen
asnsy and hssflnE ~ be ssli psiItpa hy Pabitshns
eogy ~ sbs order IN he - Fsai Weekly Pioneer and
iefnorfai brsspagsr pgbilshsi 81 NJ Paul. IN said
eoaaiy ~ hsms.y tor four successive seess pfesioa
a ssid dsy q hearing.
JOHN PgSsAS.
IasS-iAssu Jsixs o. rrsbsis
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Tslegraphed to Prairie du Chen Expressly
for the Pioneer aud Democrat.

EXPRESSED TO SAINT PAUL. By BUR
BANKS n. W. EXPRESS.
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ulsIsIgI oolnI. q DI.TRIcI. rKAHIIoaI pol

hIsTsIcT CrthT ~ ptsTRICT. TERRITORY ~
~ hfkstsOfA. tamsay County
jean ksysn sksust tiahlsi s. J. HstrF JOIN Randall
70 Dasbf HaLsr dad Joha HaaasH
T9g Hereby sRn,H nd sBf isqHfrs ~
fhs esrnpisoi in his as $40. efpy SkEs 49, tess
t.a "a h OnsT ~ he '.Ss ~ ibis tuufi Ia ash Ioan,
" = hAmssy srd 20 tsftsa t"pY ~ y2af aBa~sr 10 h
ssi COMPLAIN on bs sutnti a. soaes Ia hE 'ty
II fsini PsAi, "a said Tsfrtiffg q hipEespa, wihh
tSsn'y aAs. Ter isa s"rsHs ~ NE hua on ySa.
exclusive 81 Ne dsy ~ stftlss .sd H1y1 ts ~ sns~sf
De ssid Complaint fhlb he tune allure. sf The plain ~
10 80 -, 0a Sii SIX I,Axmru againsi ye1 fs hs
81 leo fhsuAAff btiaf insrfsi ihsfson 81 ihe fsts
- hse per ass'. per ussb,h ffur 10 taHh dsJ ~ De
esfHtsf A. u. iss5 bsssdss be ,e-is ~ ~. selk,s
N sUEHHi akR.
Fisintids Az Taey.
pstsd Dse tss7. deeE. vs~
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hRtIFR IN Real Fstsr, ard geHsfaI Agent enpeyio,.
j Wisconsin tnthn,issiopsT 'Or Minnesota Hvfslsst
srs,iis asefssiss loans iabd warrants AMI tEebanYs
bought sud ssiii. snLIsaf
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NV ORLEANS. Jan ?l.-..F'our dull, 4, sl,cl;.
Sugar imIi Exchange on New York. g9lNs
800
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MohrdA0E sALk .-i,sf."l, having been inside IN
Nl The psym.p, Of The sam ~ ava u, which amount
claimed 10 be- due at ne dsl. u bis hn,ine ngan
tsrai. mortgage, executed snd Delivered ~ fhilip
iod-nllh ID DE sgnsY II t.i.s.1, aud Territory q
dsy Of oeLobst IAN, and wss dar recorded o., he
seventh day ~ ociohff, o. is6 al heii gssi ,hf-e
Deeds 10 and 81 saa county In bnos ii Afeasss IN
pages Ia aud IN ss mortgage, proceeding al lac
having bses Instituted h soossf said claim ~ any par
NOW t.srstote, notice !. hereby pivso ,hs, hy viz.
Ia. of po~rr 81 sais IN said mortgage contained and
II tho sia,uis 10 sdeh p'o'hd. the premises 10
seh.sa ssa IT,, ssS't a.. 80 n "ys''sa H. "sf'og
", Paul rrps' ~ aid sona't, commenting NJ pom,
~ Robert stree 10 ss fem Tho southwest corner u
fsrt ihsoe" nah R9ses 70 tert street, and ps,slsi
Ntb Fourth street W middle II fayGo being ~ sIafssi
frat shf rear, and Tminng he"k Ia rsBr" Of tsHine
sth All aud sinEslst The bst.drsinpuIa aud appaus
nsHe"s hrfsup" belonging VIII ha aold ~ pohf aaoiin
IN and c'sts anf expenses ~ sli0sed a. Tho
tost lipo,s 10 de eiy . eln' rspi IN SAT- eouny on
Saturday, d" on 'lir,h day 81 January, .. iso q,
do ten g"i"1t 81 has day
JOHN NAY, s.,rars-
Lsssstv Hrso' A"'rs Ia a"ftgagss, dsTif ~
NOTICE NOTICE ~ APPLICATIONS FoE TBg
~ discharge II an Insoseoi iiain his dsb,s parnsn,
% he p''ons 8" thspof ~ II ne heta"i hA,nias OF
Miansss. ~buiisi " ~ het~f ~ ihkos.bt b.bssr.
10 ibs ma,,af 81 the application u . u H. Mot In
solvent debtor be discharged 'p bic debts pHrsssn,
shApte' ~ of he rs'i~d statute. ri lbs Territory Of
10 be D.,,ic, Court # The SECOND Jui,si pi.ire, Of
lhA Torib"J u sihsss'aa, In aud isf lbs county d
HafBss D.
ihs name II 'he sppliean, IL n u Not VIM reside.
10 he city ~ Hain fsg ~ .sd cuaDly VI Hsn,sHy. The
date ~ the Efs pgislsattn 81 his uylsH. Paul
ne f"si ~ soTsfhHsnt 81 be fsrriy II sHn.sla sod
rihig thF rssniB Wiz a@ lhsSiVsHi fssa"s, 10 the
Weekly Fdossr and Democrat on The oh day 81 tgyes
bef, A. u, iyGI,
The ~ the afiesr tefe whom he creditors ~ he
Ies'dfs are rsaarfi appear II y y hslaoH jadss
a he Disro, Court -ee9aa Jadiesi bisfel, ~ as Ter
ftbfg Of Ninn.sos he pla"s spr"iusf ivT knsh ap.
De.sanes Is s ehsnbsf. II The Al f-ssd Jaase ri tIs
ispid IN sid efy ~ tabt raHi sud The nt.d 10
..ish appssfaHss fbs fourth day - fsbrssfy A. ID
lrfs a. 10 orfss A n. q bat day
Hssad ~ Pau snsss.ia. fov. = is8I
LAhrbtY AHtsb
bnsS sis~ Au'ys Tor isssslseBf.
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W. BAILEY Il son,
B,Itsss
GROCERIES, ASD PROVISIONS
UOoden Hars Povdsr, Sab, d.,
..1s siy ND = i.ETEE HAi.EsA. Ill.
DRUGS.

hEuGs ASH sgDiCisEs Al COST -HlsBifg
~ HofT - Ifprs hsfsnsss Nf"f1fi - trr hFAlh.
- ,s' na' salrs s-sss - Hflfs ADD ss1sin@s a.
So gsfh ffiSss. fhs sk@b
t..4a'fy ksfeh.sts srA ati.,s viii scf % n"' ~
vaAsEs - cal .n1 .s.snias 20 tore gsfessisg
q - ssfs
49, sl.a hand sRSanf u o'ScFfiss ~ u
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Cssssg q -. AGA ge<tsop .tfsss
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IJA'is0 Pu sCffAsED fHE tsfiky IsTEkE~T
j q $3.50 sssSs q NJ 80 sr,ss - kntsrt, bs
fss.a ggarrh sb9 yNh sy~s. ssa .sshsd W Dssr 40
gersr iesgsusees " tsFHssfs AL I~asfs n e1eH"s
'.s1 80 skrD pseysfsi 10 fnfsish ffnr snf <sf-
Ir.ss shS tsTsssssassI sfts9s*fy, bun Ne ssssfs"1
N4r-rsy = ssnssy 4 sssss tsssAo
~ - sate ~ b's Fsn's 'shs. Vssristss snf w
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ID Guardian Of Louis Laeroix r 1aniD6i. m
ID pursuance Of an ordsr q The P1o6a4s Cama
Of the County o. Ramsey II tho State of lfhpl-
sota, proceed to sell It Pubic Anptioo, e III
Office OFF, the Register Of Deeds II The ssvs
Of St. Cloud IN the County Of 1learns, beeween
tie hours Of nine o'clock IS the nosoiag, and,
the Set inf Of the Sun Of the same day a. 6efsr.
day the. tn day Of septepber 1855, to The
highest and est bidder the following deses3bel
Real Estate. "vi.-- s4ss5. .,szs'> ;s.sl. ~
Lot NJ Qne1 in Section No Twenty Se.ea
(27) and Free East hsf Of n. q. quarter and
Vest halfofN. E. Quarter Of seetior No 91aa.y
light (2s) Township One Hundred snd Twenty
Eve (l25( Range No Twenty Eight (2e)'' -. =
r ~ Term. Of ss4 CASH - -; -
=. pste William r. Murray
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j.. Tbe sale Of the above land is postponed, :
Until Saturday the 2nd day of oetober 1863
he sane. hour and Place. 81. : =. p
Sept. 9Th J>n5 VIZ. P. MURRAY.
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