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own private expense, and the District Court
will, probably, be holden within its massive
walls, next month, for the first time. There
has been more building done in Shakopee this
season, than in any other town in the valley.
10 ,TuEvNe.-A young man by the name of
Soule is in our Jail. waiting his trial. for steal
ing an OK from L. R. Hawkins, of Spring
Lake. 1t is believed, that the south and
southeast part of our county, is infested
with gang Of thieves and robbers, or, at
least, that an organized gang who are engaged
in stealing horses, cattle, &C., have many staa
tons there.iW z.ii-I - II 81
The INpIAks.-The band of Indians
known as |" Little Skis" or the !" Shakopee
band " are now encamped neal, town, engaged
in begging, thieving and hunting. They say
they are going to stay here through the win
ter. Why don't Gov. 81 Sibley keep his
pledge, by keeping these Migrants away :?
They have their reservations and are paid by
the government to stay there, and Eye great
Moccasin' Sibley, said they should stay there,
if he had to use the military of the State to
keep them there. They stayed here last year
until they got nearly ready to go to the pay
ment, although the Sheriff was ordered to re-
move them, and when they went away OF
their own account, said Sheriff followed them
out of the county, and WILL probably, pre-
sent nice little bill for his distinguished
services. ...... '
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Agricultural
Fair, on the 2sth. and 29th., ult., was well
attended, and fine display, particularly on
the part of the ladies, was made. Judge
Chatfield delivered practical address, and
all parted much pleased The Shakopee Brass
Band enlivened the occasion in their usual
grave style. The martial band Of the Shake
pee Rife Guards, also contributed soul stir.
ing music. ........
| SHAKoPEE RIFLE GUARDs.-This is the
name of Military Company now organizing
here. They have just received their drums
three in number By taking a peep into the
bung-hole of one of them, l perceived that
they were manufactured by Jacob Stewart
Pittsfeld, Mass, from whom learn they
were ordered by the "Rihe Guards" Their
whole cost being but a trife over $2O,-mor'
anon. .....t TYCHE.
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Mr.. Stewards s'IrrepressibIe Confict.''


The declaration laid down by Mr.. Seward,
IN his Rochester speech, that there is such
an irrepressible conflict" between the in
situations of slavery and free labor, that one
or the other must ultimately prevail through
out the Union, has been denounced by Doug
las and others as Il bloody ana reasonable
heresy. Mr.. Everett, however, in his last
Grafton on Webster, intiIuates that Mr.. Sc
ward lis ..brandishing borrowed thunder and
that the doctrine in question had a much less
heretical origin. Mr.. Everett says:
He (Mr. Webster) not only confidently
anticipated what the lapse of seven years
since his deccase has witnessed and is wit
Messing, that the newly acquired and newly
organized territories of the Union would grow
up into free states; but, in common with all
or nearly all the statesmen of the last gener-
alton, he believed that free labor would ulti-
mately prevail throughout the country. He
thought he saw that, in the operation of the
same causes which have produced this result
IN the middle and Eastern States, it was visi-
bly, taking place in the States north of the
tton-growing region and he inclined to the
OPINION that there, also, under the influence
of physical and economical causes, free labor
would eventually be found most productive,
and would therefore be ultimately estab
lished."
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al powers observations marria e. its duties and dis
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy pysi-
oogy, and diseases OF the reproductive organs of both
sexes their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive Treatise the duties and casualties
of single and married life-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing Recommendations infertile ones
their deviation and removal-important hints those
contemplating marimcny that will overcome objections
to it; nous however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages; Commentaries the
diseases and medical Treatment Of females from infancy
old ase, each graphically illustrated by beautiful
lthograph plates nervous debty its and cure,
by process At simple, safe and e1ectua that
failure is impossible; rules for daily management; an
essay yn spermatcrra with practical observations on
safer and successful mode of treatment precau.
tionary hints on the injury resulting from empirieas
practices essay sl diseases arising from iudscrer
ton, with plain and simple rules BY which all persons
can cure themselves, without mercury-remedies for
those self-ntcted niseries and disappointed hopes
unfortunately prevalent in the young 1t truthful
adviser TO the married, and those contemplating
riage Its perusai Is particularly recommended to per-
entertaining secret doubts Of their physical condi.
ton, and who are couScious of having hazarded the
health, happiness aud privilege to which every human
for Dc lar. Mailed free of postage tosny part OF
the United states y Dr. Lockrow u Maiden
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. Lockrow
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally by mail His medicines often cure
in the short space of six days, and completely
tirey eradicate all traces Of those disorders which
pavia cubebS have long been antdote, the
ruin the health of the patient His French Secret"
is the continental remedy tor that class dsor.
ders which unfortunately with mercury
the destruction Of the patients consttu.
ton, and which all the ssrsaparla IN the world
cure.
DIR. Lockrow's medicines are free from all mineral
posons and put sp ia neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken in
public private house, or While trav cling, without ex.
posture to the most intimate friend roommate,
drance from business study and important change
In the diet necessary Medicines sent any part Of
the Union according to drectiOns safely and carefully
secured from observation Once removed from No. sc
Beavr' STREE, :" 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
Albany, New York. .' -" u. g.. je19-wtf
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SEASONED LUMBER !...T HI E U h I.
~ SCRIBER has hand at his Lumber Yard
sortment Of Thoroughly seasoned boards, No.
and Gear, Dimensions and Scsntng, Flooring
and Siding, Feocinz. Lath and shingles, which he Will
sell at the lowest msrket price for cash. ~ ~-.-
Saint Paul, June 18th. 1859. -iH.JL- -..
THOMAS YARDLY,
iG16-d1no IoIt etrsss, Hea1 Wnalov House.
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w "Occasional' writes to the Phiiadel-
phia Press tbatis generally conceded at Wash
ington that the Charleston Convention will be
held between the first of April and the first of
May, 1850. He says the friends of Douglas
are in favor of the earliest period.
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Diff in favor of Free States, S2,767 ,O9O,7T
More than three to one in favor of the Free
States. This disparity is greatly increased
by the fact that the territorial limits of the
Slave far exceed those of the Free States, and
embrace milder and more genial climate,
and a richer and more productive soil. The
Slave States contain an area of So ,44S square
miles The Free States 6l2,597. A differ
ference in favor of the Slave States of 234,-
45l square miles Stated in acres, it amount,
in the Slave States to 1926, 100 acres. In
the Free States to 392, O62 ,OsO acres. A diff
ference in favor of the Slave States of 1872
500, GAO acres-enough to make half a do
zen States as large as the average of those
which form the COntederacy.
In 1854, there was assessed in South Car.
DINA II ,2S9 1853 acres of land at $22 ,S35, 374
Or an average of 81 80 per acre During the
same wear, in New Jersey, 1924, 800 acres
were assessed at $153, l6l ,6l9, an average Of
1913 7G per acre the assessment in New
Jersey exceeding that of South Carolina by
Sl3O,32 ,245. In other words, the assess
ment in New Jersey, on less than one third of
the quantity of land assessed in South Car
DINA, exceeded the latter State almost six to
one in amount.
Thus we see, says the Albany Journal, that
if we institute comparison between the Slave
and the Free States in relation to increase OF
population, or the amount of productive in
dustry of every character, agricultural, man.
ufacturing, mechanical ard commercial-in
short, in relation to any and every thing which
indicates national enterprise, advancement
and prosperity on the one hand, or decrepi-
tude and decay on the other, we find that the
former characteristics belong to the Free and
the latter to the Slave States. Can Gods
providence declare in language more explicit
and emphatic, that " SlaUery is a curse to any
People?" And yet, strange and paradoxical
as it may appear, we have men among us who,
born to the inheritance of Freedom, having al
ways enjoyed the manifold blessings which it
confers, and been exempt from the evils
which the curse of Slavery inevitably entails;
who, for the sake of the paltry loaves and
fishes of office, lend their aid and their influ-
ence to extend this curse, and thus deprive
unborn millions of the blessings of Freedom
How much longer Presidents can be made,
and official patronage secured, by the pander-
ing of Northern Freemen to such an unholy
purpose and for mercenary ends, is, We trust,
problem to be solved in manner cheering
to the friends of Freedom.
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st. ANTHONY AND ST. CLOUD...fBE
~ Staunch Steamboat EN- TEEPRISE, $1,000.
viii ply regularly between 81. Anthony -Ia.as-L&
and Mn espolis, and st. Cloud, and 4kH
Sank Rapas, stopping at ell the land. -
ings Leaves 81. Anthony Mondays and Il dlrsaays at
10 O'Clock, A. and strives st. Cloud Tuesday and
frdsy sfterPodns; and leaves St. Cloud Wednesdays
Anthony same evenings. : u"
y For freight or passage apply on board, or to
LEVI C0SsIr, st. Anthony,
OF 20 HAIRY 9kkANLEAR, Merchants Hotel, at PAUL.
May 10, 1859 ny20-dawtoct
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the SbsorbentS. w. take PIE ure n TecOInn, GuiLg
this medicine preventive 70 Fever Ague Chill
Fever, and all Fevers Of Bilious type. 1t operates
with certainty ana thousShds Wiling &c testify TO its
wonuerful All who use it ,r. s,vng tei
I'M US estmon, js It's layer. ~ gate. III the u4outI
With r tpysoFstoF, and swallow both together Fries
One D0har per Bottle. DIX. sANfuRD, Proprietor
No. 24o Broadway, New York Ret lied " ~ Drug
glsts. sod also, by W. Il. Motion, jackson street,
and WIN. y. WOLFF, st. Anthony Street, Agents, st.
Paul, IyzS-uav en-
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THE LlvER INyIGoKATon, PRE-

purgative anu Liver Med
Tines. Gums remove all
one dose oftwo tea spoons
tuls will Always relieve
sick headache. UnIy one
u 'sr immediately removes
Gaelic, while one dos. Of
ten repeated IL a sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and = preventative of
Cholera. Only on. bottle
70 nee Z 4 to throw out of
tile system The eIiecIs Ct
;u,dicine after u .ong SICK
hess. One bottle tages
for Jaundice removes all
sallowness or unnotura
color frOIn the skin. One
lose taken q short time
Deiore eating gives vigor
o the appetite aud makes
he food digest we'll. One
lose often repeated cures
Chroaic Diorrii9a VA its
worst form, White Summer
and Bowel Complaints
Held almost TO the IL t:
ose. A few bottles will
=. ne Dropsy by exciting
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WA meeting has been held in Waterford,
Ireland, to petition in favor Of a free pardon
fer Thomas Francis Meagher, and..the other
exileS.
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FARTHER PoINT, Oct. 10.
There are no signs of the steamer North
Briton, row due with Liverpool advices to the
9Th inst.
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JUSTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
,G. G.. GRISWOLD.
GEORGE MOORE,
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.

1000 BARRELS MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER
lONJO just received and for sale at Wholesale AMI
Retsfl at the Milwaukee Lager Beer Hall, corner of
Bench and Wabashaw Streets, near the Bridge bv
sR0DECK 4 HANCKE
st. Paul, August I7ta' 1859. ang27.dtf
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REAL ESTATE.


ID. L. BkOWNELL,
LAND AGENT AND DEALER In REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge lsantI Co. Min., will buy SCI. Real Is.
tate. Taxes paid for on-residehts Assistance rem.
dered in selecting claims &C., &c. REFEkkHCEs-
Chas. I. Robbins Esq, Osh. Merchants Bank Provi.
dence, L. L., l. A. Brownell Co., Boston, Mass, II.
&. Lincoln, Esq, New York City, T. T. Slaughter ESQ.,,
st. Paul. Col. Cyrus Adrich, Minneapolis, A. b. Cor.
gas, ESQ.,, saltwater ap28-dif
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@ - The New Hampshire Democracy
have in accordance with immemorial custom
again nominated Asa P. Cate for Governor.
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is9ui 'uns' - one ~ Me
,o,i,ts no Wv p ~ ;. .ne pul
,noIpiu VI u ma'.el
rom 'ne system, @pp,y, ns
~ .heir piaIe . hea.'ny
10" " ohe 'h'.pot
.'e e'oiih.n' H""''ns 'oo
w u'se'S ".ii' puihS ihs
s va. n,oV w. g., "s .o,i~ an, "n'
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New YORK- Oct. Is.

New YORK, Oct. 10.
The steamer City of Manchester sailed for
Liverpool at noon to day, with $35O,OOO in
specie.
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The Great Eastern Coming.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. Is.
Frederick Cumberland, Agent Of the Great
Eastern, who has come to make arrangements
for her reception, arrived here yesterday from
Canada He has no doubts that the steamer
will leave for Portland the latter part Of Oct.
When he left the Company he did not enter
tain the thought of her visiting any other port
in America this trip but Portland, where it
was expected she would remain about three
weeks.
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-.--. MAMMOTH STEAM POWER
BILLIARD TABLE MANDATORY

OssscsnndN = - > ohio.
Mandatory, situated on the Northeast corner o
Elm and Canal Streets. ''7-' 70
Once and Warehouse, No. 81 Sixth Street, bstyeen
Main and Walnut Streets. -
Best Patent Cushions ever invented. Patent obtsns
Nav 1857 fiv1S-d1v, WIN OONsTANa Agent
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sas Hi < DE q. AM

w CHEMIST, St. Anthony 81. The subscriber has the
pleasure Of announcing his numerous patrons and
the public generally, that he has removed his Drug
etoFe TO Dr. Stewards Stone Building, st. Anthony
Street, the Post ONCE, where he viii to
execute Prescriptions with and dispatch With
unsurpassed facilities in the Pharmaceutic Department
and devotng ma he does, almost exclusively to
sziptons Accurately and pRempuy compounded.
WA. II. WOLFE
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CHARLES z. MAYO.
D1AhER IN RARDWARE, STOVES AND TIM ERS'
SIooKs -Nslaons BaildinS, ZhirassxssA mar15-dy..
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IS The Impendin. Crisis Of the SOuth.''

The entire wealth of the Free over the Slave
States, as appears by the Census of 1850,
was 81 1861 81. The result is produced
by estimating the slaves at $l,60O,O0O,OOo.
Leaving the laborers of the South, the slaves,
out of the calculation, and the account would
stand thus
Wealth of the Free States, $4,1O2, 172, los
OF the Slave States, 1886, O9O,7 1877
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WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN.
Convicted for Murder.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct

NEWARK, N. j., Uct 10.
The trial of Patrick Maude for the murder
of his sister, Mrs. Mary Turbett, in the Fifth
Ward of this city, May 2Sth, 1859, was con-
Guided to-day at noon. After retiring for a
short time, the Jury returned a.verdict of
guilty of murder. The prisoner listened to
the rendition of the verdict unmoved. Sen
tence of death will be pronounced on Mon
day next.
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w. ". McDOUGALL

W. ". McDOOG ALL,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, DRAFTSMAN,
and Conveyance, engaged in EXPLORING iuves: ny
Money, and locating Land Warrants. Viii furnish
Pre-emptors and Strangers with all necessary infors
nation, and plats. No Investments made in lands
with which am not personally acquainted. Orders
for Surveying and Drafting promptly executed. Once
Corner Main and Bridge Streets, Nabashaw, NJ. I.
j. r. BRADFORD, .-.-..f
oEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
fhe Post Office, st. Paul, Minnesota. my1
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I THE PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW
or MARkl AGE, $50 Pr ges and 1870
Fine Pain and Colored Litho-
craps and Plates, sent free Of post.
age to al parts OF the Un,on.-,
Cheapest Book yer published, and
containing nearly double the guam
THY of,reading matter IN that OF
fhe Fifty cents or Delisr Publica.
catioh.. IL treats on the Pl! sfo,o
Ky of Marriage, and the secret di.-
orders and ilnrn,il,es of youth and
maturity, resulting from excesses
which desti oy the ply eical and men.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
% LL0 "A. N 8 sss1

@"@ IS l. GA N , 8 saiE
IN ST A N T. RELIEF
lrt Fog Horses and Cattle.
This i. truly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bottle
Of aosn's Instant Relief gwen in pint Of warm wa
utes In extreme cases repeat the dose In fifteen min
Sor Bruises strains; spr and MANY other ipu
rie1pnS tuIses Cattle and pthef animals, sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects cure Many persons have
beer sstooshed 20 sas rsp'd enre sneefsd BY
~ - &t CffeaiSSssf AGENTS. OF wEI afi Bot
4 ohj SLOAN'Sd OINTMENT.t
For Mildnsss, safetys Certainty aud lorou. hness
other ontments and Bnnens for the cure Of tbs fol-
Fresh |asnds cans a kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ring Bone, Poll Evil Wind Calls, cslus, spavine,
Fisula, Foundered Sand Cracks Scratch
;, REPRESENTATIONS POWDER is composed principallv
Il herbs roots and may be given at eli times
ss useful
the diseases 70 which horses and cat
s
the eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheumatsm
COMMONLY called the et6 0omplAintl Itlsa safe and
gross humors, and viii remove ell infamation and fe
purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the water
and strengthen every part sf the bsdy One package
cure recent -Four der in six or eight days. without
leaving the least effect the feet, In Horse Dist.
nina ion the disease One Powder and part of tox
of the Ointment, WILL in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis
assa; az al
NC WALTEk 3. sLo2S. Original propr, tors,
Grand pot, South Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
soiS wholesale and Retail 4. Proprietor. prices, a.
g; Paul BY DAY jerks, = W. BOND, Nh: h.
. o. :
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STEAMBOATS,.

ST. PACE AND MINNESOTA RIVER
~ PACKlT contradictions 9 s,1Iuon-. a,
Co.'S Independent Line fer the Minna- I -
sofa River. k4s45 Xs5!3sfS
The fast running Steamer JEAN e
NEfTE ROBEFS, f. hoLAGAN, Master coin. citing at 1t.
Raul with the Gslena, Dunleith and Minnesota Packet
company, and st. Lous Line Of Steamers will make
regular trips from st. Baulto Traverse Sioux
River. = = 80
All good. left with their AGENT st. Paul, will be for
wardei to their destination.
j.. Tickets sold by 80 r .t- W. H. STILLMAN
apis Agent, Lover Leyee at pan,
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GROCERIES.


constants g. STEVENSON
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
FOR WARDING AND COMMISSION
M e II @ II A N rs,
DEALERS IN BOAT STORES AND PROVISIONS,
.. LOWER LEvEE, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Invites the attention OF tue trpe 10 their veil selected
stock OF Groceries Wines anu Liquors.
~ hhds N. 0. Sugar, tQU boxes star Candles,
W hilds b Havana sugar, oO do Mould DO
So bbs Belchers G. 4. r. do 1910 bags Dairy salt,
~ kegs Golden syrup, 30O box p. +. Soap,
81 do Sugar House do. ~ bbls " l. Lara Oil,
~ bbs N. U. 4 s. IL. Moias. ~ do Cider Vinegar
SEES. 100 sacks q A salt,
10 SACKS asstd Rio Coffee OO Dbs Fine and coarse do
~ sacks G. q. Java Coifee. iUO dog Oysters,
~ pkgs Family MacKerei, b. cases Sardines, ..
~ pigs White trout Fish, 4JU Barrels Mess Pork,
~ casks No Cod Fish, ~ pkgs Lard,
IS boxes Herring, zOo casks ID ANS s.&C. Ames
~ tierces Rice, Il Co.
iVO bbis asstd Crackers, 81 10 shoulders,
3UU Reans W. paper, 10 boxes Cheese,
10 doz Buckets, SUO Kegs Nails, asst'd,
81 Nests Tubs, 100 bQXts Glass do.
50 4 Chests Teas, Boz bags Asst'd Shot,
3OO CaddIes Il IL do wv boxes do Spices,
35 boxes Plug Tobacco, ~ cases Pickles,
50 Gross Anderson's and & lOO barrels xxx Ale,
Amulet Tobacco, w boxes Raisns,
70 boxes Pipes, lOO cases Matches,
100 pigs Powder, 100 dog Clothes Lines &C'ds
WINES AND LIQUORS.
60 Pipes sax Imported 200 bbs Double Rectfed
andes. Whisky,
~ bbls N Brandy. $50 cases Schnapps,
6Pipes Holland Gin, 10 do Brandy Cherries,
40 bbls American do IL 4 Pipes Port Wine,
85 do Mon. and Bourbon 10 Bask assd Champagne,
Whisky, 200 Boxes Claret Wine,
Is NJ Cigars all brands,
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
JIM BRUNswICx's4 BRO. Cineinnati, Ohio, Mar.
BILE T p Billiard Tables. Best Patent Cushions ever
invented .-.. liz
NJ. AGENTS
SAFES! sTEARNS MARyINs, WILL SAFES!
DER'S Patent salama er ssfes with Burglar and Pow
der proof La Belle lock.
FARNERSI Il TTE.N2YON!!
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NRMERSI Il T2EN2IOV!!

1859 McCormSck's Reaper and Mower 1859
Received the highest prize at he United States Agrcu
tural Society i'll 1891 as the best Reaper anu Mower
CONSTANs J. STEVENSON, Agents,
81. Paul, February l, 1852 jn21dy
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Losses squitabiy adjusted and promptly paid. Up.
warda of t1l 1900 of Losses have been paid by the
Etna Insurance Company in the past IS years. Fire
md Inland Navigation Risks accepted terms
ent with solvency and fair profit Especial attention
gwen to Insurance of Dwenge and Contents, for terms
# I to years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
uninterrupted through of nas cial Sunshine
,torm periods eventful in exempt from sweeping
CONGREGATIONS and maritime disaster. Being long
sQed cash basis the troubles of the credit system
affect US in material particular.
During 'hard tmes the security Of reliable Insurance
imperative dutythe ability of property to
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns through
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. WRENCH, Agent, st. Paul
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.AAsS GfLfILLAE. y. D. GrLEILLAN.
J. & @. ID. GILFILLAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CORNER OF THIRD AND
minnesota Streets, st. Paul, Minnesota. .u.. myl
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'oha b. sANBoRN IHEO. FRENCH. CHAS. c. LUZ
SANBOKN, FRENCH Il LUND,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT LAW, COM.
MISSIONER for New York, Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire, OHIO and Massachusetts. Office on Sau
Anthony Street, over Mackubn Edgerton's Bank, 81
faui, minnesota [sept Isl
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ISAAC VAN ETTEN. HARVEY OFFICER.
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ST
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