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National Hotel.

French Manchester II Thos HAxcon lady Nssi,Dt
Geo Wheeler Maryland HHxeton. DO ~
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Garrett, Baltimore Vim Humcs h lady, Georgia
Thos Hughes, do Miss Hunies, DO
James 1iddings, Maryland 3utterheid, Philadelphia
Mrs May Douglass, Tennessee R,bt Bryce Columbia
james II Dayton, baltimore Mrs. Quggle, Philadelphia
j b Crogel, New York Hepburn Carlisle Pa
sam' Kennedy Philadelphia II Howard lady, York
Palmer lady Iowa John Bowling Maryland
Dcion, New York John Iios Ward do
ii Karples, New York II Curtis New York
Stephen Morris, Philadelphia J Myers. do
ihos Williams Prince George seuro, Chicago, Ill
Nd VIM Hamilton MARYLAND
Mitchell, lady, and 2 children NJ Thompson, 10
Richmond, Va wPM Compton, louisiana
Seiick a. lady, Mo John Rice Philadelphia
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The celebrated young artists FLORENCE win app.s
Monday evening.
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Kirkwood House.

II Thompson, Iowa Master Krkwood, Washington 10
John seys, Illinois Capt yorgan, USA
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A @ Taasdale, do James N Crane New Jersey
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srRAKoscHs GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.

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sTRAKosCHs GRAND CONCERT COMPANY
MDILE THERESA PARODIs
FareDtA Concerts in America.
SATURDAY. September is.
Mr. Strakosch begs
which attended Mdie country
duced him this distinguished popular
farewell tour in the United States combined with the following d
,guisici artists:
MISS ANNIE KEMP,
The young American Conirao
MADAME JoHANNsEN,
Tho celebrated Prma DONNA
HARRISON MIILAgD,
The distinguished Tenor
NJ JuNcA
The celebrated and Of the greatest living Basse
II. MoIIENHAUER
The eminent vioIinceist.
Mr. strakosch takes pleasure
arrangement with the great Pianist,
GUSTAV sATTER
who VIII direct and conduct these concerts
Concert at eight O'Clock
Admission dollar. + 57i
Seats will be secured, without charge piano
stores Of Richard Davis Pennsylvania avenue w. Ne
corner Pennsy yana avenue and lltl and streets
Sep l6-3t
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FareDeA Concerts in America.
sArurnAr, September II

Mr. strakosoh takes PLEASURE
arrangement with the great Pianist,
GUSTAV sATTfR
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
TO PRINTERS OR JOURNALISTS

A HoKA nj the junction OF Rum river lone u Mime
IA sofas richest Pine bearing stresms Win The hlsss
sipp twenty seven miles above Saint Paul lisa yiiiax.
containing ever sir hundred Inhabitants, and greater
number 81 mills manufacturing sad mercantile es,ab'
shnents than villages Of lis sil9 generally IL was Ia
June last made tbs coun,y seat or shire town of the
County of The same name, has more Than doubled ~
population In the pss, year and bid. fair W Increase s
IN ne rapidly IN fuiure being situated on the line " bs
Red river branch Of the Minnesota and Psrihs Railroad
on which operations 10 be eommancsd As early A.
possible IN the spring
The want Of Newspaper and Job Printing Once has
for been seriously felt hut their
hAs her-oinre besn alismptsd, being preferred 10
wait until the resouroes m the pinre should he dssuef
sufficient TO permanent aud satisfactory support
10 well conducted independent journal
Any person capable 81 conducting such paper aud
desrous Of locating In healthy and rapidly improving
section ~ country, will receive repiir. 10 uBioa
tons the subject, addressed To .
feb25wo, E X. WoODBURy,
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From oar regular New York Correspondent
New YoRK, Feb. &c, 1858.
The sleigh runners indeed drive heavily.
Our carnival of merry bells and twinkling
households, and the shouts Of those that &C
cumulate on the six-penny stage sleighs, all
came quickly to an end. Now all that 70
mains of our snow storm, ia comfort well
adopted to the purposes Of some new guano
company, whose fertilizing compound, dis
covered in some new islet of the Southern
seas, shall be remarkable for nothing but its
exceeding unsavorness. Only one Sunday
the sleighs enjoyed q jubilee along the
Bloomingdale road. The stage sleighs, in
fact, bad scarcely chance to turn out, for
the snow track was only travelable for light
cutters.
There is little other amusement left us at
present We have no duelling season here
as they have in Washington, and conse-
quently are not on the qui rtrs to know
what honorable or distinguished assortment
Of brains has been scattered by rife or pistol
ball. The lecture season is getting rather
slim scion Of Fifth avenue done pretty
well last night, and though part Of his
success was undoubtedly the result Of partial
female judgement, still he made some good
points In defence Of the Fast Man." Of
which class the lecturer was fair represen-
tative. He claimed ADAM as the father Of
all fast men, inasmuch as be ran through
his vast patrimony Of Eden in an incredible
short space of time, aided by improvident
Eve. The opera is starting up again, and
though this is. Lent season, succeeds very
we'll
The daily religious meetings down town
are getting to be quite feature, and new
feature in New York life. Between twelve
and one o'clock, two churches, the John
street Methodist and the William street
Dutch Reformed, are thronged with mer-
chants, clerks and Others, who assemble for
purely devotional purposes. The number
daily attending both meetings, ranges from
1000 to 1900.
Business improves very slowly. Money
is very cheap, that is, for common business
in the city, where it is lent on good and
easily convertible securities. The tide has
not yet began to set back into the country,
and il is hard to get advances on merchan.
die or real estate, at a distance. Cotton
keeps up, but cotton goods follow at re-
spectful distance.
Wooden manufacturing by corporations
will now be given up Us an altogether hope
less business. The existing corporations
are all, or nearly all, rushing TO bankruptcy.
The Bay State Co. was the best conducted
of any in the country, aBd since this has
failed, it seems to be the general conviction
among the knowing ones, that private par
ties can only manufacture wool successfully
Home produce generally is dull, while for
some descriptions Of foreign merchandise a
fair demand exists. -.
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Two CHIrrxwAs KrLxD.--On Monday
last, party Of young men belonging to the
Sioux encamped near the Agency brought
the scalps Of two Chippewas, killed at Lake
Kandiyohi, some IS or 80 miles from the
Agency.
The circumstances under which these In.
dams were killed proved 10 BE- these: A
small party Of young men had gone TO Lake
Kandiyohi to fish. and while there they dis
covered two men on the prairie at distance,
and supp0ing them to be Chippewas, they
concealed themselves near the bank OF the
lake. The Chippewas, who were undoubt-
edly the scouts sent forward Of large war
party, approached the lake, and after an *.
animation Is was practicable from the ground
nothing appearing to excite their fears--
one Of them assembled tall tree in the neigh
borhood Of where the Sioux were concealed.
for the purpose Of more extended exami-
nation Of the surrounding country. While
there. be probably discovered something that
excited his curiosity, a. he spoke to his as
sociate, and pointed at the same time out
upon the lake. This caused the other Chip
pewa also to ascend the tree, and 50 soon ~
the Sioux saw them both upon the upper
branches Of the tree, they made rush to
the foot Of 1t, where the Chippewas had leit
their guns and then fired upon them, bring
ing them down, as the Indians expressed II,
like two great besr, killed while picking
acorns from the limbs Of An oak.-Hender.
son Democrat, March 4.
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Railroad Meeting At south Bend
Sourm BEND, March 3. SO

SouTm BEND, March 3, '55.
70 ,,s ys,ors NJ The Pioneer and pemorrat
81 .,,,h,.;.s,;c ,raet;,g hold
n'go Az M eI' .a To- rn,.,.,sn, g.
al TINS place. Ma'ch ou' 'o"o' P",o"""' '"
public notice, for the purpose OF discussing
the Five Million Loan Bill, on motion NM.
ID p.,cy woa cboaen Chairman and ID.
~ n,,n ""o
BUCK, SECRETARY
ID. Buck presented the following preamble
and resolutions, for the consideration Of the
,noo,;no.
ws.s Til. ,.,s financial er,sls. through.
VI. Sfn;..a G,.,ss md Eurone has prostra.
guy a'e 1000 ,ii,,,us, "a M railroad sscur.
vsu cisus, .'sss,an,,. srni. and rendered
mer' nu"su a,t"d y, n.ro,,,t,ng loan. for
tne o'uy an,s .Irn.t N ma, entirely i'm.
pun. .A p..sas. ~. 4,
Poss'pe, ,"ers,o ~ ,hs o,,;,s,. NJ son,b Bepd
Hso s mn ,h. Isrisi.,nr. q, oor STATE
are IA ia.or VI se n, 49, ,h. rj,s
passing 'ne s n, S,i ri 80, r..,,,c,
MILLION Loan n,,,, WI" P'"P''
nons ana seS r. ~. .,, financial suba,
ht'0e.a, , ,ts . ,"u .ns ths nncertainty
~ s ,snn.s,ips loans sufficient TO commence our
grand system OF contemplated railroads render
I an imperative duty upon our legislators TO
pass SAID bill r.. III. he's, and as.rs., ,o,.re.,
a sa,,s ~ Minnesota. esrnss,iy demand
~ 'n ~sI..ge Of said bill that in the construction
Of said railroads. We nay snow 70 m a". wcr,a
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CLANS ON THE HALF BREKD TRACr.--
The rush for claims has been greatly accel-
Grated the past week. by the news Of the
passage Of the PreEmption Bill. Almost
every male in town, Of the age Of twenty
one years and upwards, has either made q
claim or Is about doing 50. This Is what
we like to sec, and IL just tho thing 70 en-
sure prosperity to the towns on the Tract
There are thousands OF acres Of capital farm
ing lands yet unclaimed, but such will not
be the case six months hence. Whoever
wants TO preempt farm Of l60 acres Of as
good soil as can be found, and one year in
which to pay for it, had better make tracks
for this Tract.--Lake City Tribune.
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REAL ESTATE.
W. q, u r. A Y,

W. U. u Is n IL
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
a. ~ ~ AssAsss Asss u FssA~ f~t~s. fAtrd Stree
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
heal kssAse bought aad sold iAna Warrsnss bought
Ana s'ad lAnd wArrAa,s located neasy loaned and In
vested, ecleetsosss nads tases pad and I'll husinsse
snrvssd Do Aim ~ parties here, ~ eac~hsrs. attended
yin 'a'' end d'psiss sse I. ~ usual
nr0eysrsar A.a Rsm.ssy, - Paul. nissssssA
rske- Paine, ESQ, haaksr
@ s.i5 . s.s am. s.i r:. Ma S '
Mas Ieo n UlhsrAl, Esa,
nessAn rAssasa, Aw.Ys a tsw, n.sae,pel.s. u
O., rAoa Hedge, tisa. hsrcA. harlinsses.
ssaaas n is2 Sa si S:, Ssss us.se, H.,
NAV, Jed hamilton, u, b. NaskvnIs, feaa.,
Ras,il Rcssr,s 4 fssrvll " oAraadois, street.
g fs,,:' /, \. Z si ss.S;' Ss'''' Xl,s.as'
lion Hsrry y iiAii.ra, xoaSsA.ry. Ala
Judge nam r. Rss
Judge hsaAser neh.
Cel ysek rherss,oa. ATTY at Law. DO,
Dbl rhsmAs u Watts, Any q Law, 10,
ysass }. stewart, 0es,, Merchant IN,
'e'T si =; ns,s r s.si Mont, p... &C. 20,
s.aA, cSiiS% J. Co.. ssassr. s"''' s s,
JoAn hsniey y Ia hsntsrs do
wesley q Hoasss. Ohm. Nsfeh, Cclu,ssas, aser.,
:ss:s' 20 sS s:;:l. s ss::ss ss
Gsps John a. assisr, saras,Asl..
Anass Qua Cashier HArnu,Ahls hsnh.
Rsini Paul. hsnassosA June ssh. iS7
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d. BECK, Secretary

srxc,g PtowIsG 10 EssLasD,-The ar
rivals Of specie in England, from oil quar-.
ter, for the week previous 70 the sailing Of
the last steamer, Wa peAriy ssooo.Oo0.
There IL 8 psrisst sius Of the pree'o0 netab
in Ioodoo q veil q New YMx
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A correspondent Of the n. I. Eren"

A correspondent Of the n. I. Epsnmg
Poa writes from Rome:
Bartholomew, the sculptor, now in Rome,
is soon TO send TO America, Statue Of Eve
which has been purchased BY gentleman
OF Philadelphia Eve is seated on the stump
Of tree, around which serpent q entwiDed
Her hands are clasped and her head bcn'
down-she is evidently contemplating the
sad consequences Of ber disobedlence- Hei
hair hangs disheveled almost 10 her ieet, and
forms graceful drspery. The PEDESTAL v
q marble, with its relieis. representing the
temptation. fall and eIpulsion Of Adam and
Eve.
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osT-On ths sh n February 90 thsfssbors, sboul "
rniles frsm ~ Psal ssosg ~ near ne Dodd ho1
PfTCksT BOOK esatsinlsg Vote o. b.nd f"F ta6,
a,sup BY Jas swseasy favor ~ Psirish usieb. bear
lnr Aas f,b November. tg- AT nr~s months Tsv 10 10
sa.a.sa eli persoas against soaDE ssd Noe. - pa
uas nj h.s been stopped liberal vewssd VII be- pad
!, the andss 81 lssViss II ~h s'shss q Ne sabssb.,s
PATRICK HATCH
uhavsr yAr. swkENEr
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CEO W. n. BELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
NJ WEaT ST PAUL.

U wEsT ST PAti.
For sale 100 los 10 west H. Paul.
100 Iota Ia Marshara Addition.
ln lots In RobertSon's Addition.
100 lots In Bella Addition,
- acres Of land for ssle situated between bronson aud
Jachson'a and woodberrys Addition 70 West ~ Paul,
situated for town lota. -
Great Inducements for men wanting 10 build.
Marshalps Certificates Will be taken In payment
State Scrip AIKEN al par
Will lease Builders lots the landing, iH three
mars~aSwiy aeo w. H. BELL.
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DRUGS.

nErgs aSp nEDiciSn At cu~T WISHING
70 reurs from bssas>ss s&ssusi u nj kssih.
On seH %, NJ s.trs ss<t II bvsss saa sstssn~s q
nee Yssa pysss. fa< saes /.
vssAxs y .s1 as sfsziss ny ses esGss psS,aA<iss
s.s~ bsrs
-. seHaOgpgR,
C~s-s II ~ ss1 Jsesss1 sSs~z-
a Psad Sea. - lsnNli1slvkSs
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EN- PLO Y N T. n 7.

10 A rOSrH AND Ali s1PEssEs PAiD
AGENT IN WANTED IN EVERY ToWs AND
"A C.uafy 10 he unitsa s,Ais. esGszs 10 rsspeetA
be And e.sy basas.s by sheh the aboss prohs sJ be
Jos IN psrte sl.r. .adr... ~ sOssyTr 1 90 cor
or n Bsoons AMI Mercer sts, -" s~s Ely nss~ms
0os pos,Axs ssnp ~SsimaA~
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-DOUBL + SHEET
RAIL ROADS.

FARE REDUCED TWO DOLLARS
no NEW YORK!
rfvry-oN. nIIKs SAVED 70 NEW TORI.
PfrTsBURG, FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO
RAILWAY,
To Pssbnrs, New yort. rhllAAslphiA, baltimors and
wasAiassea C,s win but oss change VI eArs 10 rus-
burg. connecting directly with Ill rA,ns On ,Asl
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA
CEN RAJ RAILROA D!
Jsrssy Nsw Ysrk, NArylsad 10.
q. Il Z. ~ no asss
NEW YORK.
rHILADkLrHfA AND sAIHxonx.
Trains sAvs frm Chicago % Ne arrival II 9sns sua
he wsst daily, running through N rulsbass vi,h bw
one change Of eas. connecting Crssas 10 CLEVELAND
and LAks Shore kAirs~d 70 puahkt. nasAla. Niagara
Fsi end Boston, sad eli asrsos tswaa II New kaslAnd
VIZ Nsw york Central And Nee yort and Ks Railroads.
Also south 70 Columbus Ranssv,ils. Nswsrh. heaai
vsrnoa. sasubsnvis. Wheeling, and interior ,owns ei
Ohio ssd virsinlA
Tue above trains ccaass, >, rarss, win ~ins Md
Rivss RosA V Springfield. uresns. pay'sa mud c'nea'
rARR Al Low A. ANY OTHkR ROUTE
The travelling public I'll sss The advantage VI lAhiag
Aia nsw cad dreot oute being he shsrtsst end us de-
slrHbs v lAds. or genusmss Aceomp.aed BY ladies And
* sss:.s. ss ss assssy ss ss: ss
PhlisdslphlA and nAluInofp.
PssssnIess arrivnS 70 Ohisass on aay Of hs roAas vii
nnd ss.ss,vs Cheek Assnis i The Depols % receive
checks - eoavey baggage hss Il charge " As fsS-
burg and Chicago ears.
TieIss ins sale 81 ali Ne principal Ticket oaees In As
West md u Tie ooes u hs sAint Paul and frare da
Chien and haus splA Psakst Company,
Through Ticksh BY this rols can be obtained nj Tho
Oompanyt Oace No, " DsaJbera street, oppoaits The
Bs particular and ask hs risten BY Fort Wayne.
JkD, j. MunArUN, --.-.--.
osn'l Freight and raassn isr Agent
Dan. W. HONS
asacrsi Ages .fChioAgo.
30 Mo0Rk, o~narsl supt
Tiskez can be had
jyBAAwiy Y. 0AkDAi.L. ~ PsaL
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81. PAUL IRON STORE.
NICOLS ~ b X X Ely,
wHoLEsAi. DEALERS IN
IRON, NAILS. STEEL,

NrOrIce Having been tn.,rastsd By he Commits
.loner u the ensrsi Land On,se. " make thorough
gAuOn The matter u In locaiios Il Reservation
~ I.sl ersnsi 10 the indian Chef Hole IN the Day
by he Tresy ~ February "a issS. trs.f IN township
NJ, a. NORTH IN Ranges Nos. 81 and 81 West NJ the th
principal MERRIAM, Territory Of hiBnss0iA
hereby give noties, that viii he ssd receive any
syiruss Or testimony 10 resion bsrsto that hs parties
Interested therein may desire a. prfurs ~ my onos. IN
u,s eiiy u saint rsuI the 18Th DAY 81 March nsr
CHARLES H. EhkHsOk,
Surveyor 0ensrai u Public Lands,
Territory II ulnsssosa.
ssvy.yog tseasraIs OGse.
4, faal r~b - lTs fssN d1 VA
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HOT E LIS.
MgRCHANTs HOTEL,

MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Sy6SsTTMED zT6 J1fKY0T RRHKW
II sr,~aas ~ ssasbsss iss1ssg. asAss PssI--E e.
BEi0rs r,yIr.s.w. 49, 80. g.. a..
nag s,nns esd ssssDss "a ks 1esenss~ bsss v
lsfora - ss,lssss Il ~ rsaI 81 ~ usysisG pssiis
ed vsssiisss ~ aassss sassspaassd IN ~ cry
0ss1 S4Astisg sklA<hS1 tsyN<Av1y
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A court in Boston has eudorsei the de-
cisioa that railroad ticket bought for ooe
particular day, IL good for any Day there
after.
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FORWARDING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

CHkRtFrw sALe~-Iiy virtue u ~ snscv,ssn issas4
~ apos JDdamsnt obtained IN tls District Coart srd
JUfiela b.siric 10 ,hs c.ay VI ts nueaf anA TsFr
s, y h1s';. =. s..s Jf"s: ns p1s,sS :ss
isf ,a sun Of i've hundred dollars and insrest IRON
tho tst day NJ April, i15 bssides rass al this
us shall seil pabic suction, At s ksSisiers enes
aa,1sds, he s.h ia, d April A. b lass Al 10 o'acsi
~ tho forenoon all ihr risbt, title and tntrsas VI Ne
allows named dsf.Bdauts iis sb day " neesmbef,
iss1 any tins since that day, 10 a foiowiss Dc
Tks sossbssst qaarsv u sseum D. asssh q rage n
west 10 The sad eopny VI IL Naenf much Mereoi
may be- 10 ssnafy tbs sald Iadstusat aas
co,. .Sssr With Interest .,a costs Of "a execution
sxMuEt J. WISE sheriff
Jo#. MeC.srHy..rtas Aay. rrs,srss. msrli.wsw
~ ~ I've hundred and twenty one d.diafs and fprty
asns wbsb s oiainrd ~ he duo 81 I'm diets VI tis
ucs On certain mortgage beating date hs siEhthsnh
si.,np sss .sa,ss II Bi.Lop, u ossm.s, wssses eaan
W fsfrisy Of Minnesota, 10 ~ white Bnslssfs, Of
Chicago state II Illinois, and rsootdei In The ene ~ No
hesbss u ,ees n ina county q wasrss siss.si9 !"
four and ihrs. hundred and sistly nys Oh The !~eny
sssond dsy " hsptsmbsr, A. u. 1861 stnsa O'clock, ~
Nav, sbersfvrs notos 10 hsfshy swan thai, 10 porsn
and NJ ts statute In such sase MAIDS AMI provided, the
premises dssarib"d N and covered ~ said "'Vass W
VII
10 he recorded pa, thsrsd soxsshsf Win ths building
VII be add Al publS sss,,oa tho said prsmIsss,. IN
said town u ukssuan. 90 he tsph day u APril, a D.
~. wuirE sRormEms
Birosslpss BpesmAs, Attorney, tof Morisagss.
l,si.d vs,ibsst ses County. ~ ,vss. q. l. d. isss'
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1,gsRIr0mY " sissEsorA, DisraICr COURT.
j md Jaaleisi Disuisi. Goan,y n Hs1ssY,
Christopher n. Thorn sssins, Wlam " Randall AL
Elssb~th q, Randall. hs Wits % W Gsmpbei Jshe
ssebup and fhsie .op..l..f. Under s.s sa,ns
sssr~~d deala Charlie. mssta bln snd kfas,es \
Edser,on, copsrtnsrs A. haetnba q kdfsft0n Il
Thomas fdssStos kdwis Caldwell Albert Caldwell
ye. . ws',"sJ Assnss , esis LINK n sfrI a..
ertn kfassa. s Eds.rsen NiIh.n mellnsss.d We
Reed John rsiss namfsrd shsflss n wIlisns Jsha
! Williams Charles II wlliismsj Vim Cerewsa ,
Richard nlsy,~ Nose. rs,.assil Js.sYs 4 r.as )
gssnsrs asds, De as,a. .sd siyi. q k,ssgss,ss
Res 70 n Herman william DAVIS kichaSd mas
shall John u Dim ksbsr whnAers Aadrsw LAYER
ios ADD william n hmton, sssixssss VI wiiis1 ".
kandsn
10 ths sbs,s named asfssdsnn
Y0s sad sseh " yoa are hsfsby summoned and -
aairsd NE espp Ant In Ills sst,on vhifb hss
been nAd the gaes u hs CLERK NJ SAID Dssiet Court,
N, rsai In ssia ceasty " Ramsey, and W servs .
copy II ysus sssss ~ 70 ,bs ss,d ooupsis the sub.
sersrs q ,hsss osos. In he cy II W rsal sfwsssaa,
within 'v~a,y dAys stsr tbs service ~ his sams1ns an
{yy ssel.si,s ei ihs d.r q .ssh s.syss and y yes
lail W answer ths sah compliant shhln ns tins Afoss
sslA The psinG IN this soa vii apply 10 Ne court sos
tho r~isf dsws Bdsa In ihs complaint.
IiAI.y q PALMER,
f~btI-v6u PiaistiHs Aia0gusys
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

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