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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-01

INlE undorru." .l .,.. 90 pr rlr q 0raat
4 of land o. ,ud. .., .p Vi.,.r,r.
snip ''"urh' I'd county. ~ cupmigiu, igU ucrcs
and some lcrohes, ahont lO acres or which IL
cleared, with Saw Mill, HOUSE, Barn ana y.Ao,
outoulldi"g', and Il frst rate young Orchard Of
over 80 trees of choice fruit. All, Stone Coal
and Lime stone, aud good springs Of water, md
Timber sufficient to cut over two millions OF feet
Of lumber. A township road passes tho house
and 'a",mill The mill seat is u good ono for q
grist- mill, with 20 feet Of head. For particulars
address the subscriber at Rockton Post Office
Clearfcld county. JOHN DEESSLER.
May 25 1864 At. pd.
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70 CANDIDATES Gentlemen intending

70 CANDIDATES Gentlemen intending
70 be candidates for Office, in accordance
with the Rules of the Democratic party Of
Clearfeld county, will take notice that
the Primary Election will tal,o place on
tbe I'd Saturday in July, (the 9th and
that all candidates must be announced in
the paper at least "three' weeks previous
TO that day. Therefore, our issue of the
22d of June will be the last in which an
announcement can be made in pursuance
Of tho Rules.
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ICymmuuicated.l !


Nss1r5 Editors Your last paper con-
iaIns q communication from an old cit
lien, - in which the writer asks by what
authority !, or commissioners, or council,
lease The Market lot.
! claim no such authority. The com
mISsloners u were in no way connected with
'he leasing Of the lot
In pursuance Of resolution Of the
Town Council, ia substance, praying for u
law authorizing them to raise revenue BY
,ieaSlng the Market Lot for term not ex-
seeding twenty years, a special Act of As
semoIy was passed during the last session
o' the Legislature giving them the author
ny prayed Tor. Under this net they have
leased II Tor ten years at a aveorly rental of
DO o. whether this proceeding Of Tho
borough fathers was right or wrong II Ia
not my province to say. am neither
their counsel or their champion, but mere.
" their secretary, and "a such published
The notice by order OF the Town Conn.
Gil" In conclusion allow cue TO gently
hint to "an old citizen" that any further
Information which he desires, and which
ana in possession OF, rs secretary to the
Council, will be freely communicated, il
ne makes his Inquiries in psrson.
JOHN G. HALL.
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1,O MOuNDEn snInIERs,--Al 90

vNO WOUNDED SOLDTERs,--kll SOL
III DlERS who have been discharged by rsa.
.son Of WOUNDS received 10 any BATTLE snd
rho have not received the sl00 BOUNTY, can
fieeeive tbo same now a. onoe, by applying either
y person or by letter, at THF MILITARY AND
NAVAL AGENCY, No. Az Walnut ST., PHIL
ADELPilIA. JOSEPH u. DEWITT co.
@H~PRiZE MONEY.--A fun LET Of All PR
~ ~ rATABLC To DATE con be teen ~ the Offices.
neso and all other claims ssainst the Govern
"su' promptly collected. may iS.6ioOwa
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TIVE wNWa

Desiring TO be as !aw-aLiiiuE rs possible,
cur readers "ld noti," tia. we limit our
war news en'"s!y u 'he brief dispatches
sent '',tn oy Secretary Stanton, marked
I'fDc''I All "e have to say !s, !! they
o'"e'a 1"e'o dispatches they can do more
than "" car, Sir. Stanton hn5 forbid al!
correspondents, publishers and telegraph
ore'"''rs rom dispatohjng, writing OF
.puhusLing any var rcws not at first ap-
r~oy,d Of by the comnan3ipg ccrer,, =
~.
~, ''''' '',' '0u"' "''J 'Ai'',' hotn-
ing out good news, al ie"'t' until after the
meeting Of tue Lincoln Convention at
Baltimore on the 7Ch instant. We NAV
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n |iIWANn. somo unRnovn p,-

Clnn 'ntW WARD.-Somo unknown psr
- wv .nu nr p,rsons having ip,pniuo.lt
hut.u ... tHr muse Of the uu lo-.. .rru ay.u
r,e -jub 4 'rH 1854. aLd st,l ,l refrum three.
webs %, mu-r's. several b.uukrts, pillow case.
table ghd1s, t"u coats. ung bnnGrt. o. lot f sugpr.
soap aul ut her articles, The above rvard viii Us
paid for Tho opproAon-ioa ard conviction Of the
thief or thieves, or for such inform1uvn as will
Iced to their conviction NJ, o, sTIRK
rT-' "I'r,r. -sy ia. - ~
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NANTLES--in great variety nj
va J.p TRtIrn'5

- ONNETS- Fashionable Bonnets, hats, hvts.
ID Caps Shakefs. Eibbons, Flowers, Plumes,
Grape, Bonnet Silks and Millinery Goods gou.r.
ally, cheaper than tho cheapeat ct
j. +. hR&2ER'S.
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Our QCoTA.-Wo learn from the ronLls.
man having the best opportunity to know,
that the quotas for the following districts
IN CleartieId county, as required by IN.
cali for 700, 1000 men, including those dis
tricts mentioned in our issue of the 18th
ulIimo have been filed
Bell, Rloom, Boggs, Bradford, Brady,
Decatur, Ferguson, Fox, Goshen, Graham
Gul:ch. Huston, Jordan, Karthaus, Knox
Laurence, Penn, lin part Pike, Cin part, }
and Woodward, aud tho boroughs ot
Clearield, CuTwsneyille, Lumber city and
New Washington.
Burnside, lin part Co7ington. lin part,
aud Girard are oEpoa!9d to be filed this
week.
Leaving Bcccaria Chest. Union, and the
balance of Burnside to be d,lol.
TRE Suow.--Ono Of those great event.
in the life Of every juvenile and in some
cs'cs to "chiIdren Of larger grow th"-i.
about to take place lnCurwcnsVile. This
same Circus was hero last summer, and
then gave general satisfaction. Tho com.
pany Is now claimed to bo much improv.
Cd, Ofcoorso every body will 90 and see
for themselves.
But should they be Disappointed -
should they find tho elephant and fail
to see the point" they must not blame
Us; for VIC advise no one to GO, and van,
it distinctly understood that whatever We
do or say in this connection, " say and do
ia tho regular business way for green,
i15Is.
Those "ho are oarious to know what
will be there to be seen ard heard are
.TpieIrcd 10 The pictures in another col.
llrtp
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ATTENTI IN, SOLNL T.


And the friends Of Soldiers
We call the attention Of al having relation, o-
friends in the army to the fuoL that "Hoo9tuI'.
German Bitters" will cure nine .tenths Of the die
oases induced by exposures and pri,auousin5i-
dent 70 camp life, In the lists published alr
daily IN the newspapers, on tho arrival Il tue so,
u will be noticed that vo.y largo proportion
nra suhsrias from deUihty. Every case OF .laI
Kind can o- readily cured tv Tpoalnl ls .,.rl..
L.teis. w Inv. no hesitation in ,''. ...'
d those b.,Lcrl aG.g .lggly used D. ... 81.
uiers, hundreds Of ilyta nizhtha
crwifo would 5c lost
The DTupr!gtO lrg daily roc.
letters irCn sut.TJfs in tno arn.
Who have been restored 10 hca.
those Hittsrs, sent 10 them nv their ~
BEWARE OF COUNrERFE.
See that The signature CT &C. u. sAgt .15" g,
on thy WRAPPER of ctHh g.tHo.
Price per B1t.le as GEMS.
Or hall dUla4 Iyi rE.
Should 7our nearest d-ugr'gJ 1.. hive t.Hra.t
cIo, DO not bg y.. VI by auy " tagi..,at...,-
proportions that may B5 o2I5d "a It. ph =.
send TO 1s aud vc viii forward, sygU.ey ptes8
ty express.
Tna-pi Oncs snJ Hl1cgl..4sy, Ws. 5st ifsl
s-oet, Philadelphia.
JONES & EVANS.
lsgs.es'5l % G. ". JloEsOs 8 CO..
~ Per raisu Usfr-i.F 3 UagtIg's Dta.
..''' ''. -l .! - -.g =.
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Leaving Bcccaria, Ches'. Un.op, and the
balance Of Burnside to be Grol.
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This Msgnifcently Orgsni-
red Concern ptesents
4 Genuine CirnnS

This Magniicently Orgsni-
Ted Concern presents
A Genuine Circus,
With all The standard frateros
of the legitimate Arena blended
with all the modern improve.
nents ard Acquisitions fur
nished BY ambition, close np.
plication, and the practical
workings Of those artists, who 50
motto ia
lex XCELsTCa.D
Moro and better horsess-smal.
Ter and finer ponies-n greater
number Of muies--a better se-
lection Of trained animals-a
larger troupe Of performerl-a
more carefully arranged pro.
eramme--H more Uuexceptioa-
able entertainment-a complete
orchestra-a more perfect out.
ft-a more Comfortably con.
structed interior-mcre costly
dresses--N greater variety Of
appointments-auithe eyince.
meEt ofa moro correct taste
and tone Of refinement, than
have hitherto, been offered to
the people for their patronage
and support, The company
consisting Of at least
FORTY PERFORMERS.
Equestrians, Gymnasts, Vol.
tigours, Leapers, Dancers, AC-
robats, Yooalists, ana Musi-
clans.
New Concord wagons, new
Carriages, new Canvas, new
Dresses, new harness, new
Costumes, new seats. new Ap-
pointmenti, the whole forming
an Establishment paramount
to the finest ever formed eth.
er in this country or Europe,
Mrs. CuAs. WARNER,
tOrmerly
Mrs. DAN RICE,
Will perform the far famed.
RiiuG WhitetiorSe,Surre
Ard her high toned War Char
ger 20" EiIAEIPiON.Try
Among the lorG,rners cnga
Eci 0re the celebrated
W WNIrBY FAMILY,
Consisting Of
Mr.. HARRY WHITLEY.
Formerly Of Cookies English
Circusl who will iu troduce his
Beautiful performing HORSES,
SPOT, BEAUTY AND
EYE STATE.
.Na5iis FL VIRA, tie char
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-01

EiAC IION.--Al porsons arc hereby caution
u ed against pnrcbasiug or ia any way med
ding with tho following Described propcrly; one
roam horse, ono 2.burse fron aNlcd) wagon one
set Of double harness, now ia tho possession of
Philip LusLer Of Jordan twp, as the same he.
lOng5 to me, and is subject to my order.
Glen Hope May Is, o.. e. W. CALWELL.
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PHILA0ELpnlA & ERIE RAlLHnAI

PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD
IXNHlS great line trnverses the Northern and
4 Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania Ia
tho city Of Erie, ON Lake Erie
II has been leased by the PensyIyaaia RpH
road Conpany, md under thoir Iuspicog Is bs,
ing rapidly opened throughout It's entire length.
It l. now in use for Passenger and Freight bu
sineaR from Harrisburg 10 ST MARY's (2ifork.
2ll mi'es) on the Eastern Division, aud from
Sheffield to Erie, rs miles) Ca the Wcstorn
Division.
2imeet Posseagsr T,oias at Emporium.
Express Train leaves eastward 3 so =. NJ.
h0'u'n Train arrives westward 30 p ".
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANCE both wavs
en- these trims between Philadelphia and Luck
Haven. and between Baltimore and Lock Haven
Elegant Sleeping Care accompany the Expross
Train both wuvs between Wllinmsport and Balti.
more, aLd William. pnr, and PHILADELPHIA.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the $, L. Cor iltu and Market sts.
And tor Freight business Of tho Commny's
Agents S B. Kingston, jr., Cor. l"th aul Mract
sts Ph,ladclpha;
j. ". Reynolds Erie;
J. NJ. Drill, Agent n G. L L. Balrim-re;
II. Il. tiorST0S, Gent Freight Agt, Phila.;
LEWIS l.. ilourT, Gent Ticket Att. PhIn
Jos. d. Porrs, Gen' Manager, Wlliam.porl
may Is, 1854.
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ne y Posseoger Tuias 1t FW9griInn.
Id MNIsTLN,S NOIICE.-Nnl,,n /. 49,,

tGiSTER'S NOIICE--Noticoi is hereby
/ gwen that 'ho 'D'i"wng accounts have been
eA2E med and passed 10y m" md remain G|ei of
record in this office Hrr the inspection a. ha'.s,
o. sAtcCs, Creditors, and ul others IN aUy way
Interested. oAd win b, presented 10 rh, nrxt
Orphans COAT ot ttorGclj county. 10 hr held
nt the Count II les b. toe borough of Clrurfeld
commencing on tpe Sd Monitv of JuNE 1861
for cpuhrmatir' ana 0rONauce.
/. The final ucrpuni ut Henry D. Rose. execution
of the last will Of John VI. Wcnzcl, decd, lat,
of Bell towush ip. Clcorfeli county, penna.
=. The final account OFFS Z Wilson, aduiuis ira
tor Of ali ard singular, the goods and rhu,tol.
rights and credits which were ofJ. C. Graham
deceased, late Of Brad ord tp icmlcld co., Pa
s. The partial account OF Jno D. Thompson and
Josiah W. Thompson, executors oi tho last will
and testament Of lEuatius Thompson, dec d,
late Of Lawrence p., Clearfod county. Pouna,
t. The account Of Francis Plarco and Jacob
Pcorcc, executors Of the last VIII and tcstamen,
Of Ahsolou Pearce, sr., decd, late Of Bradford
tp., CleGriield county, Penna.
5. The account Of N'm l.. Shaw. Administrator
and Mary Ann Shaw, Administrative, Of all and
singular, the goods and chattels rights and
credits which were Of r. c. Shaw, decd late Of
Goshen township.
6. The account Of Josiah Evans, Administrator
of the estate Of hsher Cochran, decd late Of
Penn township.
:. The account Of jeremiah Smeai and Valentine
FlegOl administrators Of the estate Of David
illegal, deceased llte Of Norris township,
Z. The account Of Samuel Srlring, administrator
Of all and singular the goods and ch ltels,
rights and credits which were Of John Young,
decreased, late OF burnside township, Clcarfyld
county, Pa. iSAlAHG q. BARGER,
Registers Office, may lS.to Register
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. CENTS REWARD
- WHEREAS,

~ w IlbLNhAb
my husband, Thomas j. Dunlap, having left my
bed aud board without any just cause. all persons
arc hereby cautioned against harborjng Or trust.
ing him on my account as | will puy no moro
debts Of his contracting.
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Lawrence tp., may % 81. pd.

(NHEREAs, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres,
W idontJud.0 Of the I. urt Of COm,uOn Pleas
of the twenty, fifth judicial District composed Ui
the counties Of CleRrdcId, Centre aud Clinton
and the Lon. JAMES BLOOM and on. JNO d.
THOMPSON, Associate judges Of Clrarleld Gu.
have issued their precept, to me directed, for the
holding Of a Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, ond Court Of General Jail Delivery,
at the Court House at Cleardeld, in and for the
county Of CloarGoid, On the
Third NoaaIy, Me 2Oh dag Of June, 1864.
NOTICE is, therefore hereby given, to the
CoroCor, Justice Of the Peace, and Constables
in and for said county Of Clearfcld, to appear Ia
their proper persona, With their Rolls Records,
lnquisiuonS, Examinations, and other Remcm-
bgancga to do those things winch to thoir olioos,
and IN their behalf pertain to be dono.
GIVEN under my hand at Ccarfed this 25lh
day Of May, in the yoar of our Lord, ono thou.
saGd eight huairsd AMI sixty four.
EDWARD PERKS Ggr,s r
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d AEA Y ''h.f5 NJ AaA tss-- ANuIltt Us usFe-
IL by given that Letters Testamentsry on the
estate Of Joseph Irwin, late Of Lawrence town
chip, Cloarfeld county, Pa, decd, having been
granted 70 the undersigned, all persons Indebted
to said estate are desired to make immediate
payment, and those having demands against ths
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement LEVI T. IRWIN, Ex'r.
ap. 27-'6f. MARTHA IRWIN, EE'z.
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" NJ. McKIERNAN, Dentist, respectfully in
L, forms the citizens Of Glen Hope, Jancsyilc
and vicinity, thot be has located in Jancavilc,
where be iE prepared to wait upon Oh who may
dcsir0 his professional services Esi~Calls to
other parts the county will be proopuy attend.
ed TO- I. ". McRIEBNAN.
may H. Gi.2m.pd
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A DEMONSTRATIONS EOTICE,--Notico
N is hereby given that letters Of adm nistration
IN The estate oi ISAAC BLOOM luto Of Curwens-
willie borough, Clcurfeid county, llceascd having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons In
debted 90 said estate are requested to make i'm
medatP payment and those having demands
against the zane viii present them duIy zuthcu-
Gcated for settlement.
my llBi. GL pd LEAH BLOOM, Adm'z,
H0U~ thOLDG ODS--Tinwsre. Q iocnsware,
IA Glassware, "outrnvara, Looking Glasses,
cocks, Nails 'isss, Oh, Paiuts, Lamps, Wal
Paper at al, prices at
J.P. ERATZER'S.
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Burnside, lin part Co7ington. lin part, J
aud Girard are oxpo,!9d to ba filed this
week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02
Hennepin,::C arver & Wright.

This Company now Offer. for sale some Of the
finest lands In the State embracing timber prairie
and hay lands of the rchest quality and in most de-
erabe localities
The lands described below, situated in the big
Woods OF Minnesota" commencing some ten miles
west of Minneapolis, near Lake Minnetonka are
covered with hardwood timber of the most valua
bic varieties such as Sugar Maple, Butternut Black
Walnut White and Red Oak and Elm, and have .
warm, dark, deep soil of great fertility.
ures than similarly situated in any portion
of the United States.
They are located along the Main Line of this CON-
pany. The read Is being rapidly built and WI be
River.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

CTRAYED-Five Colts. one year
y old, viz: Une Sorrel Mare Colt with white
face one Brown Mare Colt; one Brown Horse
Colt, with name sheared off; one little Serrel Mare
Brown Horse Colt. with white spot on the fore
head and some white on the hind feet
A reward of $50 will be paid for the recovery OF
the above described Colts.
WICHAEL MILLER,
Cottage Grove, WASHINGTON county.
FRED. HOLTEMEYER,
Town of Woodbury., Washington Co., MINI.
November u.s. 1864. novls-dlt&w3tt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
~ TR1Cr COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIS rRICT.
Charles A. Morgan and John McCloud Jr, against
Mary A. Chamhii0 and Allen T. Chambln, Der hue
band.
lRevenue Stamp-50 Cents -Ca.celled.]
eUAxONs.
The State o. Minnesota: To the defendants
above named:
You and each Of You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this action, which
has been filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of this
Court at Saint Paul. in said county Of Ramsey and
State Of Minnesota, and to serve copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at
their Office in Saint Paul. In the county of Ramsey,
in said State within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you exclusive of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
will take judgment against you tor the sum Of two
hundred do lars with interest from the Goth day Of
August A.. J.. eighteen hundred ard eixty-fOur, be-
sides the CHS and disbursements Of this action.
Dated September 20. 1864
VAN ETTEN g. OFFICER,
octs-w;w atffs Attorneys, st Paul. MINI.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

I'D II sk X FUU y ID Il Y
lACY1INE SHIP,
On Trout Brook ut the Railroad Crossing neal
Dayton's Bluff, Hudson Road.
The attention of all Machinists Mil! builders, end
the people of the State of Minnesota at arge 10 70
specially solicited to the facilities which our Phomh
Foandry and Machine Shop affords for furnishing
a. Steamboat, Machinery, Engines, Engine Repair
ing, -Four Mill and Saw Mil Gearing and Irons,
Arch Stones, Building Colomns Crate Bare Sleigh
Shoes, Oven Mouths, Sugar Kettles Iron Ratings
f0r Residences, Cemeteries &C. Iron and Brass Cast
ing Patterns made and finished at the shortest notice
~ Cash paid for Old Iron.
iel1-d&w1y WEBB d WEklCK.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

Prepared from. pre- cription Of Sir j. Clarke, il d.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t mOderaes all
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on. To MARRIED LADIES it
is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time bring
on the monthly perioo with regularity
Each bottle-price One DOllar-bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent countereiis
CAUTION....These Pills should not be takes,
by Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring Miscar-
riage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton,
Palpitation of the Heart Mysteries and Whites,
these Pills will effect when all other means
have failed; and, although powerful remedy, they
do not contain iron, ca'ome, anthony or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druggists.
es- Sole Agent for the United States and Canadas
JOB MOSES,
No. ~ Cortlandt street, New York.
n. B.-Sl.00 and six postage stamps enclosed IS
any authorized Agent will ins1re bottle, containing
fifty Pills, by return mail. oct1-w1tnfly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

7 OST-In May last, Bay Mare,
~ with black name and tail, seven years old, of
good size, right hind foot white and white spot on
nose $25 REWARD will be paid to any one re-
turning her to the subscribers.
oct21-Stf JOHN GLADI, Saltwater.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02
SPECI AL NOTICE

Tor the convenience of settlers, and of persons
residing in the vicinity of these lands who wish 10
purchase, notice is hereby given that the under
sgned viii be at WATERTOWN on the SEW
bN1h DAY OF DECEMBER next, for the pur-
pose OF Offering such of the lands above named as
are unso.d' and are situated in Towns III and u.s.
az a., p 9loi auction: and at ROCKFORD on the
EI1ulh DAY OF DECEMBER, for the purpose of
auction
The lands to be offered at minimum price of
S30o per acre cash, and to be sold to the highest
bidder. ~
They viii be sold also upon credit to Others than
cash buyers upon the most favorable terms.
GEORGE l.. BECKER,
Land Comm issioncr First Division st. Paul and
Pach> halroad company. nov22 w1t&dtawtS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

GYRUPS.-5OO Bbls. Golden, Am.
- Der and Sugar House, in prime order. for
sale by myl5 P. F. MOQUILLAN