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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

sys and anaxgfng aim, be singled Ous his
SAVAGE foes. and in quick Succession they
fell. a he crack Of bis ri lie rsyeTberaka6
through shs dark forest around Eus
tlaia led ID bis discovery by The Fasaaiss-
der 4 ths Indians, 'Etiose ma1yiEnssst
Quickay changed Ia VOWS Of Yengsase.
Eiana-iiks they rushed toward aim, bus
BIZ resolved 10 efude their deadly grasp,
and waited oaly to take fatal aifa At
the heaFt az the hated Uric His frusty
rife did lts work, and the guilty soul of
ssThe Snake's wa1 senE TO It's iast reckon.
ing. I.orasna new changed his position,
loaded again his rife, and in stght of the
rapidly sdvancing foe again pulled the
fatal trigger, and Bis own lifs's blood
mingled with that Of bic foes, while his
suul winged It's onward course to join 10
that hsaTen above With the souls Of his
butohaFed wife and children.
The sent for assistance IS length ar.
rived from Antonio, but too late 20 Fen-
der any aid 10 theiE bTsshr en, fer moth
iag but smoking ruins and bleeding
eoFpses mst their view They hssfened
fogwaPd and foilowiRg ths sraek of the
Indians, soon came up 70 them.
The struggle vas short bat fatal--the
Indians were cut to pisces-no merry
had they shown, and none dill they re-
few escaped that fearful re-
tributian to tell the tale OF thoTr defeat.
During the contest, LoraIae's body
was found lying near 10 that VI Ulrtc's. |
The villagers bore it back 70 the smoul- /
dering village, and consigned II, along |
with the bodies Of his wife and babes TO |
their last resting plaee--the grave.
Brave Lorraine! be had fred his LAST !
SHOT and that days sun had seen the .
last Of ULRIc, THE SSAKE.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

HAvEa aaase sxseuaawe atitkozs 70 ear seh hasaxsa
1cn e are prepared % % every variety ~ JOB pFiBt
az the iabeak aha Eaast faaA4anssae sfylNs and
gi "a accuracy EnddispsteA. Orders solicited
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

TIxEs GETTING EAsIKR,--A woman in
Clinton, Iowa, recently gave birth to
three children.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

Plaza, sir, p said an Iriahsnan 10
Eravslw, sswuld ysz be so oblasging -
10 carly my greas eeas hsee 70 Boatun
widysxs ~
ssfsas. sala the man. In chs wagens
sshas how Mill goa gss il again ~
sE0eks ahsf'a mighsY aisys 9 said Pei J
staer sore ph Keaaasm In Ia
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07
WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, Z, 1858.

RzADIKa DExocRkTs ouT OF THE Pas
Ev.-Hon. s. 8. Cox, Representative from
Ohio, writing home % his constituents,
says thRs thasa who undertake to read
out the Western Democrats opposing
Lscomptod, 'fmtgEE as osft try to rsGd
he hickorisa ota Of tbs tsestsra goods. "
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

GzT TAs bonded debt Of Davenport,
according 10 reoent exhibit, ID $685.
500.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

We nay SET high marx Tor our Maa-
hitioa Jet il il is Within she bounds 81
possibility antiring eneKgys aanay Fsseh
Il. II Ne fAltez in the Fses, BE- wko fol.
lows, viii pass ahead and gain the pTiss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

4 kiss, SAYS an ingenious suthority,
is liksths Creation, bseause it u made d
nothing, and is very 20 cd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

NEW NBRsPAPER RRGULAg7oK.--W8 are
requested to stass that new regulations
have bsea adopted by the respective post
Office departments Of this country and
Greas Britain for the treatment Of news
papers IN the mails found TO contain
writing or any enclosure, the object be-
ing TO check the fraudulent practice re-
ferred TO, which IS now prevailing in
beth countries to much greater extent
than formerly.
These regulations prescribe that news
papers posted in the United States for
the United Kingdom or vice versa, If
found 10 contain writing or any enclo-
sure, shall, at the option Of the dispatch
ing oountFy. either be stappad and sent
to the da&d.letGer ofaas, or be forwarded
charged with full letter postage, United
States and British combined !; and il the
writing or enclosure he detected in the
country to which sach newspapers are
santy a like course shall be adopted.
The Postmaster General has therefore
instructed the respective United States
exchange Offices to forward all newspa-
pers addressed 70 Great Britain fosznd %
contain writing or any enclosure ehaEg-
ed with full letter rate postage and
postmastsFs throughout the country are
particularly enjUiusd % saratiaise such
papers closely, with a view TO detect any
frauds Of this character Waahiag1oa
States.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

YoRng ladies educated 10 dsapisa the
poor and woztAyy generally anisb THAR
studies by running away with f0otmen.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

Thns axe thsaa zssssass ucssikIs fos tAs
devaiapnasns cf cha smseaFeas ok 30 inAel-
lssaaE being 30 knew 70 will, and - &e,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

WHERE SoKE Frr WESr.-Tae Wash.
ington correspondent Of the New York
Herald says:
George Ashmun was examined before
the Tariff investigating Committee on
Tuesday morning. He informed the
committee IN the beginning that he sod
testify under protest. When asked wheth
er he had received any money TO aid IN
the passage Of the tariff bill, be inform
ed the committee that he d.d receive
money from Wolcott for services rem
dcred in passing that bill; bat he de-
MED using any Of 1t to influence mem
bers. WoleoGt swore thst he had never
used money TO aid in the passage Of the
tariff. Ashmun says that WoloO9t paid
him money for taat purpose. Here is
fat contradiction.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

A most heArt-rsnding accident oC-
cured few days ago, near Houghton
GENRE, c. " 4 child abOut four ysaEa
old vas lying by the store, sick, wrapped
IN 3 cotton blanket. The mother had
occasion TO 90 to a neighbor's upon an
eTrand, and when she returned, found
her child lying some distance from the
stove, burnt ~ q crisp.
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The Emigration westward

St, Louis, March 25.
Western emigration has partly SeG in.
The numbsr passing through the city is
very large, and daily increasing. The
Pacific Railroad takes up over u hundred
daily, and tho Missouri river steamboats,
arc crowded
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

a BAD SPEcULArioS.-A sharp and
wealthy farmer Of AlAcoquiR county, LII.
not many miles from Brighton & Miles
Station, has Oh hand, it is stated, 800
bushels Of choice wheat, the crop Of '56.
Lass yeaE hs refused $l,75 per bush. for
it. lie held on for u. He has nos con
tgacted to deliver il At the railroad at
g cents per bushel.
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gI A young farmer, not over-stocked
with brains, nor over rich in this worlds
goods, had come 10 that crisis in life
when he was sure he must commence "a
double, bsEgelled" existence or "spile. /"
Having made the necessary preliminary
arrangements, in the shape af . rough
board cabin, and "Barkis who wag
wilin," be borrowed horse aud wagon,
and took bag Of corn and the cxpectant
bride 10 the mill and the ministers. The
corn being left to be ground, the twain
who wished to he msde one flesh waited
upon the minister, and the swain, ex-
ptalniag the necessities Of his ease, de-
fnandsd to know Chow much the swim
die would be 2'' The minister replied
thai tho fee was usually measured BY the
generosity Of the gsnIlemaa, bat one
q o9llar was the smallest sum considered
orthodox.
This Was beyond ''ths piIv" Of the
farmer, bus nothing discouraged hssaid
"Now see here, old feller, ] Aain't got
but ff.y cents, and you must marry gs
as muah as that viii come 70, and ven
cam agin fur the balance"
The minister could not resist the en-
treaty, aud married the parties so &c
tually that they never returned for the
other ffEy cents worth.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

FIoHrINa wITH APPLE DUHPLnGs.--As
two high stonaehed gentIernen, board.
ing at hotel in Philadelphia, got intO
@ dispute as ise dinner table, the other
day, one used an oppTubI0uS ePfEhet, IL
which the other Fetorted, by seiEing Il
smoking apple dumpling from the pate
before him, and haEling it ut him. 1t
took effect in hisface, ex ploded and sea-
tered its hot shot over his whisKers. The
other retorted in the same way, bat the
shot missed its mark, and burst alike q
bomb" in the plump virginia. bosom Of
a single LADY, close By, poulticing them
with smoking dough aud apple. The war
continued titI the table wsa cleared, And
a truce Vas sounded and tag combat
ants reAiRed 10 count up Ioss and profit.
Both wers sealdsd, and boant over 90
keep the peace.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

HE4vT CoxTRAcr,-The Chicago Times
learns that the Government has entered
into q contract with Thomas Dyer, John
Frlnk, aud General Singleton, Of Illinois,
and As, Sanger, Of S.. Louis, for fur
n4ALlng the army with horses and cora
during the year 1855.
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s.PoP GOES The mEAsir1- " y - D. ,.

Eu% GOES THE WEAslEN. ,
4 QAea HFed % Jshaay BFOss,
I Tasgv had iha msaAleny
AID tAsn had asses Asasd
Pop goSs the weasel
Easna TIE folks tbeiF sugar uasAs
From the map!e Ereeaes.
! But don't @sJssva lAgy &uvw
Pep goss the wsas&l
oAes IN manners nsa we're oaarsz-
t c@AEae an Ess#A - saAasazs
| SaE IAsy mAks ths4r sewB polite,
Pep Gosu tbs weasel.
! ones. 70 court, The swans wsrp sasw--
Danes wsre hard to pieassl;
Noe Ihry make the BARGAIN ausek
Pep Eosa tAa weasel
FEBsFs oa1s wsrs Tery Scarce.
Fsw 0sald ass the sase9;
Nos We ~ aighiy eaaasa.
FaB gass The weassl.
Ones tune wss seldom played
Asay a0S Can sEseslsI
Rseta too ARK ghlck a. aaaH,
Pop gees Tbs vsasal.
Bsi T'm aulI amIdst she Whole
Nearly % I fregzsa,
Tel lhs ttIass are ful Of life,
Pep goeB The wea4l
CO il, "heart,ea, all va2 can.
SnoEt away es saseIlr,
III reEa&Ea tl8s sameold taaoa,
RVp EUss tAz weasel
90 sae whe3e, and lose ~ tgsa.
basy be as beeses,
NAE you' cash. Improve yguE aria,
Keen pop The weasel
On If were young and smart.
zSUaSls I'a make yoa wbezzIs,
Thea Eazts yOo'a say og thIak,
Pop Coas the weassi
Bat n slos--SaH'l run az sfF-
Go upon ny kaeassl,
Aad t'm E9Fs I never shaI
Caiea alulb.e weasel.
aINxLEMEs EDBITrBRa - send 700 hear vuss
FA'ses Ter pFtat ef yoa aaV ula3a tsrz sn, han
y@o II sEapo0sa Egg E&agElaae fur la haz,sy, tp5
-r and tarnal Poer wBn te1r LHt sgsnttrnes when
want AIass, aBd atnt abb Ter sf us ~. rai.sg,
hSos' ts sad meE ua. So when cza't sga vv7srsi.
'ef sats me, In the gplln boocE and aiefsbunarv
'hlRk ihAEs ao haFa in mako sun
FesEfaa' eksooOss mi IEngsaags, ana teff ysr rssa
'Fa si tAey'H aoesPS Etea Poetre. as send 700 tbt
TINE, Seeia is tAs last hsr Ia ny Ehep IL Try T.,
furnish am ~ith sgnathEn better. ~heu gil a nav
'apRii. hut v'oodeEt daIr ter proais sarffn
And aautAeE thiDg, gIutlsraen, I8e like ter h, VI
civ the uppsr ssnaun, espeshuIy the would BE- 70.
pcr tens, et oi gswshur Fr I've ban noslssin Tia,
Eoaaur' san tine AMI i've nsyer seed uaro i'll nan.
HeTa in envy kissss fhaa lhsT Is IL sun Nv them
n daze seux, SUN ca un kun aloag IL The stage
ana HABs the driver vas wateEia his hoasss an 4
they we're wateEla thussslyss Auel, taEnk tAsv
naads fun Nv ms-jist ca1s uans annybodsy. or did
tsns act ter suie thar fancy. Sow JIsi tell all stes
~ans, aaa awl 0shecs, who may nesd the eawshap
ta mtHds how Aay aggsr. ef lhay aaats, NY stars
how lie elizEeT ula-that Is ef can raze stssza ar
P0wdur snUG srr do Il. Nos I've Fltlea this In nj
oWa aAttsrei aRguadge, fsE eooasnt stay ter loek
"a The selia book and dIekshunay, every time ri,
a wUFd, as du whea rite poetry. hosp yop,us
skse0oss u' "a thss sews ana hgeere sa zaast ras-
spegtlUly yarss, san aONEgPUg.
Aarra 24Ih, 1855
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07
By BABBITT i CARp
L. w~nABA1TH- p, ~ EARFEA1&Nt
RARRETT AND CARPENTER
~ t...35ssy,,S,s : . Nyr pRaya gmwnRs
TERNEas !

E~ OGea Ma. 3, PAassiz Bisek ~ SlsiTs,
Heed sf BrsaSpzs IT
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WEERIY AlYERTIafNEi

KR- orfurS fog shs RVGGE By msll viii act be al.
Cd rztRps whza bg ts Eaa4qyt9toa price
Twssze AAa ane~half pr Eent dedacttsn wla he Aas
& sytnba 81 9akA snbscsisssk. g Esfaa E 81 2E
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
United States survey.

FROM NE ssIk Rapids fTunuertnsp No.. d. s..
Robert d. Lancaster, Esq, Of this place
who has contract for surveying certain
townships of land above this, on the west
side Of the Mississippi, was In town few
days ago, and reports that he Is getting
along with the survey as well as he expect
cd when he entered into the contract. His
survey is almost wholly in timber, which is
generally of good quality together with
Iamarack, which is so valuable and so much
used in this country for fencing. This is the
timbered region northwest Of this TO which
We have often alluded, and which cannot be
surpassed by any in Minnesota. Mr.. Ian.
casters contract does not extend iuto the
heart Of this forest. but he has penetrated it
sufficiently far TO show the exceeding great
value il will be to this part Of Minnesota.
On actual survey, this proves TO be much
nearer Sank Rapids than was supposed
On straight line the distance cannot exceed
four miles. The timber AT this edge OF the
torres, is called good, but does not compare
with that found farther from the prairie. 1t
improves in size and quality a. the forest is
penetrated, until il is fully equal to any tim
bercd region we have ever seen in New
York or Pennsylvania. This timber ex-
tends, with little interruption, TO Crow
Wing, fifty miles above this, and back from
the Mississippi from twenty to thirty miles.
That portion skirting the prairie is rapidly
being taken up by good and hardy people;
few have as yet ventured to tackle the mon.
Ster of the forest in the shape OF oaks aud
NAPLES of enormous size, a plenty Of which
are to be found there. We have often spo.
ken of this section Of the country, and have
been surprised that it should have remained
so long comparatively unknown. whilst prai.
RE vas sosg ht for With sach avility by those
who must have understood well the advan-
tages of timbered lands, and the almost GER
tain indication they afford Of superior soil.
The land, however. is now being surveyed
and cannot much longer remain unknown.
II will attract the attention of the Eastern
people-thc forests will be Gelled-clearings
will be made, houses will be built--where
now no song is heard but that Of the ieath-
cred songsters, and no tread but that Of the
wild beasts of the forcst-the note Of civil
cation viii be heard, and the tread OF the
enterprising emigrant, seeking home in its
wilderness.
Contracts have been made by the Govern
ment for the survey of but small portion
OF this country above alluded TO, but it is
believed that Mr. Emerson, the Survey
or General, seeing the Importance of hay
ing it opened for settlement at an early day
will urge the survey along as fast as posi-
BILE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

The young people of Groveland, Mass
have had fine sport by sailing on the ice OF
the river. Three skates are fixed under Il
kind Of triangular sled, the forward one
arranged TO turn like a rudder, enabling TO
sail up and down the river with the same
wind, and to beat against the wind much
better than with boat. II seems much
preferable to either sailing on the water or
skating on the ice, il being much more rapid
than the former, and less laborious than the
Inter
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

Wv. j. cullen, Esq. has been confirmed
by the Senate, as Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs for Minnesota and Wisconsin
Major Cullen has made capable and eff
Glen, Officer, and it was mainly owing TO his
exertions, in connection with the efforts OF
Mr.. RICE. that the Interior Department has
been induced TO order the negotiation Of
the new treaties with the Sioux and Chip
pwAs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
no PRINTERS OR JOURNALISTS

NokA, al the junction Of Rum river one of Mime
n sofas richasi Pine hearing streams with the Mizns
sppi twenty m~a above Saint Paul isa village
containing over sin hundred inbabais, and greater
number Vt mills, manufacturing and mercantile esah.
lsmeu,s ikab villages of It's AiSe generally II IL
June last made ths county seat SHIRE Town III the
County Of the same name. has Than doubled is
rap idly IN Idtare being situated the line Of the
Red river braDcb Of the Minnesota and Pacific karbs
on which operations to be- commenced rs early as
possible In the spring
The want OF ~ Newspaper and jon Printing once hs.
Tor Tune been seriously fell hui brf rsablsn, ut
has here tore been attempted, u beng preferred To
wall until uc resources o the place should ha deemed
sufficient to ensure permanent aud satisfactory support
10 well conducted independent journal
Any person capable u conducting such paper aud
drsrous vi Doe aiag IN healthy ard rapidly Improving
section OF country, VII receive replies roniu unicA
ions IN III. suideet addressed W
feb2sw6t v. X. WOODBURY..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

The Cleveland Leader says; |, is wei
settled fac, that Cleveland 10 at . stand still,
if not 90 the decline and that her present
population canno, he sustained RAJ e.
tate cannot be sold and repv in the mos,
imporsan, part Of the city are declining
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
MPL o N EN- T.

90 A MONTH, AND ALL yrPENsgs PAID
AkASgsT u WANTED IN gyEky Town AND
n Lossiy IN - CEts<d ysAfss saxAss In . rsspses
be ssd esq sss,n-ss ~ With us s,~s prss MAJ 10
esrtzssly fsslssd.
r~ fa1 particular. address ~ sOssgrr 4 90 cor
asr n srsoss s'A Mercer sA, Eos y@s ef,y. sneksnx
aas gos,sss s'afap. Asss JmdA-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

OSfUn the s4h II February OF ihersabous, about II
IL tnflss from -, Paul along near tbs Dodf kosf q
Po1kET BOOK osstsnins Sse Of Hand Tor SA0.
drawn BY jAs kyesns In favor ~ Pairi,k Hatch, lear
iGg dss IN soyember i1S7 o. nr"s months. This N ~
eAupo all per.Dus against ezgushz s-d Note, az pay
msnt has been stopped a liberal reward ~Ai be paid
Y, N, andsr 81 leaning Eh either u the su1serbsrs
PATRICK HATrH
sh9. NBN Jas. RNERSEV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE f., ORGANIZE :,
APPOINTMENT oP THE STATE CySTRAL com
xITTEE oPPosED To THE FIVE MILLION
DEBT.

large number n cnrsu. and members Of the leg
stature opposed 70 The ratification b. the People Of
prupo,sa amendment The a,se Constitution ersals
G0D0o SAFE Debt In sd q Railroads assemblies At
lrviDr's Hall GA ssnrdsy anerBson, the Ish u March
Instant
When The Hos. Rob.r, e. Masters n Dakota county.
was called 70 he chair and l.. A. Babeo,k RAJ u
Ramsey county, appointed Secretary.
Amer some con. uiat9u, snf remarks BY Jndss Coop
sr Colonel Robertson DR. Vo@,er Senators K.issr. Haa
son and ID. T. smts, H,a. Y G. Masters. Hon .. Fad
win orn.ieai. II Grow Wing - Bray, M Banning.
Jsne. smith Esa.. ssd oh,rs resolved to eseei
thorough rsAa,sion isr he purposs 4 disseminating
information smoos he people and m1eh eosesr II
he vii allow 10 insnfs The deiss n he
prppo..s state Debt susndmspi - The Cpastii'lnDo
wk-rsapDb The solo.ing gentlemen we're spDois 81
iAie CenirI Couanaase
pa ROBgRrsos.
JOHN oGoRsAs
JAMES SMITH
WILLIS A. GoKxAs.
{. BABrOcE,
DAVID COOPER.
Al psr.oss hrsssh0si b. s,Ais sho -l.iag 60
opsrse ~ih 'as Committee In cT3s-ii.0a W he pro
gn.@i -,as Des. a<slrYss. a nforrnA,0a re.ai,,s
.Asrets are rsass.sa % nnrsda-ly Aare.. M Car.
mao % 4. ksso@r;son. q 81 PaaL
Tar Csnr~l Cousaias- we're Instructed 70 csl Ms.
Needing ., - Psai o. sgtas -sfi; 2Ay
ROBERT g MASTERS Pre.1.=.
I. A Blncoes. Secretary
TEo w. n BELL. DEALER IN kgAI. E.TATg
" NEsTsT. PAUL
~ sAls 10 oss Ia T~s' - PAU.
$50 "a "a hsrshA AStIison.
ltS -. ks5sTiS01s A1si1-ss-
10 ass b>irs lidnaa.
,serss a >sa Cor 49, slta>iea bsssse gron.Da AA1
Jsessas 2Ai wsaso>rrf's Aas'hS % Wsss - P.aI.
sf1Atrd ksr ma
sr~sa 70. seemsnis ne r.sA ssnuAs v bsif-
Ma G<~fff r "a Ar
sac srrlp tssss . par
wli ~~ss " Baisfers -. nsar bs lAnisnf ~ ihre>
yssf. ~ D.yaEz as isG % 10 49, 80, 49, :, -
u.sfIiAslg on " BtLi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

IARBLE-MARBi,E i--ItlsT RECkfvED At THE
lu Minnesota Marble Works, curuer of Robert and Sew
enth sree IT. Paul choice lot 81 American aud Italian
Monuments Tomb Stones Marble Chimney Pieces, fur-
nnurs Slabs Ac.
Those wishing suitable and lasting tribute 10
the memory OF thou friends, Will do well all aud
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
sep2i-dawI TRUMAN NJ. HiiTU,
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NICOLS, KINNE * co,
vHolss,LE Asp ssrsIl pkALsssH
goII0w war;. SHEET mos. o0ppyR

Lo~ Lead Sa.ls Flows, Ares, Mos. spades, shsvsis
Plsts sestbss Orna ors5les. covp Nils
Torn sbslisr, and
TAKsIyS IsPLysEsTs GENERALLY.
window 0i... All ssss, Manila soye. Ae Ae. ~
" uisr attsbfkn PAID " - -
JOBBIE0 rs SHEEr fRoN AND CDPPER
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NOTICE Having been Instructed ~ the Commits
sooner u he GENERAL Land Onice. " make thorough
IN, .ss Apu IN the matter Of The ioraoB ~ Reservation
Of Iasd grsusd ~ The indian Chsf Hole 10 DE Day Z"
by the Treaty u February ~ lsS located In township
No a. North IN Ranges Nos 81 and ~ west 81 the eth
prime pal Meridian, Territofy Of Minn~srA
hereby give Do'see, ihsi will hser ard receive any
eydsBss testimony 10 relation erste ths, he parties
Interested therein may desire 70 produce s my odec In
city u rs1i the isth day n March nrrt.
CHARLES l.. EAEk1Ok,
Surveyor General 81 PuhlD i.snfs,
Territory ~ Minnesota.
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