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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01

Special 70 the Globe.
CHICAGO, Dec. S1.-The year closes on a
fairly active and firm. but In no respect
stringent money market Bankers say their
discount lines are large, yet they are amply
prepared to supply the wants of
customers who furnish satisfactory
securities, and rates are UNCHANGED al
soc per cent to borrowers on call and 6607
on time paper, the percentage Of the latter
being much the largest In other depart
ments of business there was the customary
quietude that always marks the close Of
the year. New York exchange was scarce
and firm. with sales between banks at "a
cents premium per $1,000. Foreign ex-
change was dull Actual rates for bankers
sterling on London were 81. So for sight and
S4.65 for long bills, and shippers sixty
days documentary at S4.sS5<6z. sSs<.
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OF The first six months or the year. An az
alysls Of the years operations shows that
Lackawanna and ST. Paul aloEo contributed
one-fourth Of the years business, anc fhe f0l-
loving sixteen stocks. each OF watch
contributed milton shares or
business: St. paul ls.sot,s07, LackEWanua
4. 2ss. so. Lake Shore s,ese 20. Northwestern
6.5e5. 0e5. Union Pacific 6,eO7.l0l, Western
Union 6.01I. l15. New York Central 5,lo5,eos
Pacific Mall S.60s.477. Missouri, Kansas
Texas J. 80. SCI. Erie e.e10.0l2. Northern Pa
cfnc preferred 269l. SOS, Louisville 4 Nash
vile 2.f07. 51e. Oregon Iranseontinental
2.z34. go, New Jersey Central l.6lf.sl7, Texas
Pacific 1855, Soc Re4dinf l'3l2.sse-
THE AVERAGE PRICE
Of these sixteen stocks at the beginning or inc
year wac 49, and the lowest 1Teri.ge was
zO1<. the highest $685. and tonight rhe aver
age price Is 6Z3k. The smallest declines from
the highest price, have been made By tue
Tanderbilrs. but the Northern Pacific, Oregon
Trarsconu nenfai and Pacific Mail follow
closely behind Tue railway bond market
has symp41hized with the Improvement "a the
price Of shares The total sales for the year
amounted to about SOS. 600 .J5o. Erie I'd
consols and West Shore lists. and recently tho
guaranteed a., have been most conspicuous
Tor their activity. At the beginning OF fhf
year West Shore lists were selling az BIS To-
day the guaranteed - closed AZ an equtra-
lent OF 5l1<. Erie Eds a. the opening ~ the
year were selling at 5Ts<. and this evening
closed At qIs<. Tue report OF the clearing
house for the year shows exchanges amount
Ing 10 S2s. Isl. 22l $50 against S20.S55.S1l.l1e
IN 1854. and the balances for 1856 were Sl-S56.-
40 $50 against Sl.471. s6I AZ for the preceding
year. Money has ruled easy throughout the
year with most OF call loans made at los per
cent Never before ga the history Of the banks
have they reported anything approaching tbs
amount Of idle capital seeking temporary in
vestment that has been shown ia their weekly
statement throughout the greater part OF
1885. The totals OF all the stocks dealt 20 on
the stock exchange for the year lSs5 amounts
TO a2.1fl.0 J6 shares against about $4,000, 600
shares during 1854.
QUOTATIONS. OF STOCKS AND BONDS
Following are the closing prices bid yestre-
DAY aud the three preceding business days:
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Yes. close s4sSsi1S s0s4 4O1S 10 OK no IS

Dan IM'yIY'r.IMy FEB. Ny.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 3I--The Drovers' Journal
reports. Cattle-Keceipts. $500; shipments,
loo; market strong and l0c higher shipping
steers, $50 10 l,50o lbs. e3.55G5. 80; stDckers
TEXAS eattle. q. 5063.50. Hogs--Receipts,
1900; shipments, 1000; market firm and
Sc higher rough and mixed. $S-45St3. 20;
packing and shipping. 3.759f 90: light,
e3-3093.e5: skips, $2-50eb3-{0. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 3.200: shipments. zoo: market slow:
natives, s214.25: Texans. S2,13; lambs,
Al aoEk oS
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The wheat market was very little changed
yesterday from the day before. and the same
quotations were maintained as on the pre-
ceding day. This, however. applies only 70
the best grades The poorer net with small
demand and were hard 10 sell Local uliliers
bought most OF the higher qualities OF sam
pics and paid well for them. Shippers picked
up some lots but were quite Indifferent The
sample market was poor for sellers. a few
sales were mado Of futures, but there was
little activity 10 that market Corn sold at
steady prices Oats were steady and quiet.
Bran. feed and hay were ali quiet
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FINANCIAL.


Special u the Globe.
NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The stock market
opened strong this morning with bull points
on everything on the list except the Gould
securities. The point that Western Union
was good for ten-point decline was again
emphasized and the course of the stock dur
ing the day appeared to indicate Inside SELL
ing.s The Vanderbilt stocks were bulled early
in in the day. but later. on the announcement
that Lake Shore had declared no dividend
and that New York Central had declared a
dividend of per cent, there was a frac-
tional reaction. It was figured out that the
Lake Shore statement for the year showed
earnings on the stock Of = Of per cent
HOllins' point to buy Cleveland. Col
umbus, Cincinnati & indianapolis was
verified to-day in sharp advance of that
stock of Sc to 60. More & Schley were
talking higher prices for Louisville g. Nash
vile. and the old bull party in st. Paul. 1t
was stated, was again in the market with
the purpose of advancing its speciality.
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Alphabetically fancy per bbl seas Is:
choice. SI.g582: medium. s101.7b; rood
cooking, t1-5o11-75s common stock. 3l4i. so.
Berries-Held az following for 70 10 bbls,
Bell and buEle. $s18;ben and cherry. s88e IS:
medium. sb06; Cape Cod. $e09.
Beans-kency navy. per bu. 81. 1901 80:
dirty lots 15c0xl
Butter Fancy creamery. tf3e3o: exfzs
nrsts. 1l0z1c. dairy. fancy. 1eG 70; dairy,
seconds. io0leo; thirds. s9lOc, roll. 1oGl<c.
print l2&lsc; packing stock. 5@8c; grease,
ease
clder--Trom 70 lob, lasz-zsr xaz<.
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NEw YORK. Dec 3i.-;rhe new demand
has been OF more importance than usual on
the closing day OF the year. and sales like
wise. as compared with the same date 10 1854.
There ia a decided improvement remarked In
the conditions OF stocks and the supply Of
goods between mills and consumers Prices
nave been and are improbable 70 manufac-
turers- This fact discourages an excessive
production. thereby some gain Is possible In
the near fur11re
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Bufufhs
Special to the Globe.
DuLuTH. Dec. 6l.--In our wheat market
to-day we had a fair amount Of strength. un-
accompanied with either a corresponding
amount Of activity or volume Of business.
Opening prices were 5<c higher than we're
current az last nights closing. The first sale
Of May was 81 e61<c, which was freely bid.
but sellers held their property strongly and
were not disposed 10 offer but little at this
figure. and they we're fully warranted By
outside reports. Tho demand. however. did
not prove 50 urgent rs TO cause buyers any
anxiety and they were slow 70 raise their
bids. which they were finally compelled % 40
70 the extent OF &c, May selling az e8txc-
But they we're unable 70 hold It.
Prices dropped or 70 the opening figures
ana were dull at that, and in one
instance sold &c below to es3<c- January
sold at 921f19zc. and December st e2c. North
ern wheat sold at SAGE Tor January. Cash
wheat sold sparlngly nj e15Sc. There was
nothing doing at the close. We heard OF
eel<c bid and think there were sellers Ut 9Sizc-
The afternoon session was wholly devoted 70
unheard-of trading. but understand there
were transactions on 2 basis Of oe1<c for May.
Sales about SOC, 600; receipts $1,000.
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LErn sraEEr. HornL Rras. 3. 20 Mr..z.
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LoSDoS. Dec 81, 5 p n--Consols. 90 s-1e
for money and sstz FOR the account.
A d 6. W. lists. 8s1s Mexican ordinary 20
DO 1ds..-...-.- 1zs< St. raal conn.,. ~
Canadian Pacific sl1< View York Cent. -10sk
k-ie .-.--..---.- 25'f IPennsFlranis. -. $50
40 1ds.--.----. e21k Reading ..-...... IL
Illinois Central. .1l21S
Bar silver AZ l5-l6d per ounce The amount
OF bullion Withdrawal from the Bank Of En-
gland on balance today was e500.oO0- The
bullion IA the Bank OF ENGLAND decreased
8ls4-3i5 during the past week. The proper
uoa OF the Bank OF England reserve q
liability which iass week was - lie per cent
Is GOV 3s5f per cent.
P1ETS, Dec 3l--Three per cent rentes,
sol &c Tor the account The weekly state
ment Of tho Bank OF France shows decrease
Of q s35.000 francs In gold and 800. 900 francs
IA silver
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WILLIAM LINKER & 60,
Brokers in Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions.


Wheat strong: cash. sac: January, e45Sc;
May. 81 &c. Corn quiet; No 2. 361kc. Oats nrfn:
NO. 2. 275sc. BYE quiet; No. /, 5szc. Bar
ley dull: No 2, 52Zc. Provisions higher;
mess pork. cash. old, $e.55; new, &I0.05:
prime steam lard. cash or January. 50. O5;
February, IS. 10. Butter unchanged; dairy,
l4Dl6c. Cheese steady at 71z89Lc. Eggs
weak at 19120c. Receipts-floUr. 1884 bols:
wheat, e6.0s9 bu; barley. 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 1871 bbls: wheat LOGS Du;
harlev Z 137 blf.
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Will TAKE NoTIcE
Supposed owner and

Lena b Clarke. Commenc.nr o. sly
line OF Fifth street at u pciat 81 81
Ely from WY line of biocS be-.
Whitney & Smiths Add -1 Co ST.
Paul. thence sly S61S T. SO simr-
sons acre: thence Ely q fts thence
My s65S n 10 Sly line ug Fifth
street: thence WY IS f. 60 beslu-
ming, being part of said
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MEssER BROS.

General Produce and Commission Merchants
GIT Jackson Street,
Sell Balod Hay in car lots; also, Butter, Eggs,
Poultry and Game. as follows: Creamery. 250
e6c; dairy, good, 1f6l5c: fair, iQ912c; eggs.
9 c. Partridges. $3.50 per dozen; dressed
chickens. 607c ID; dressed turkies e010o Ii
$50
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT,
- Ramsey county, Second judicial district
In the matter OF the assignment Of Peter Ander-
son, iDsolvenf.
On reading and Cling the petitson Of Rudolph
YoliIna-. the assignee in she matter above emit
tied. setting forth that be has fully administered
upon the estate OF said nsolvent. and praying for
an allowance o. his anal account which Is On file
10 said court. and that he be allowed a reasonable
compensation FOR his services as assignee and q
reasonable attorneys fee, and that he be directed
20 distribute the funds OF said estate in ks hands
according 20 law, and that he and his sursties on
his otacial bond be discharged from any further
liability thereon and in said matter
New therefore. IL Is ordered, that al persons
interested In said estate show cause. any they
have. at special tarn Of said court. 20 be held AZ
the Court House in the City OF st. Paul in said
county. on Saturday. the 30th day OF January A.
d. 1885. AZ 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon why the re
lief prayed for in said petition should not be
granted ordered further that service Of this or
der De made upon al persons interested In said
estate By publishing this order In the s.. Paul
GLOBE. a newspaper printed and published In
said City Of ST. Panl. once week fer three sue
oessive weeks before said day. and that copy
thereof be mailed. postpaid. % said insoivent
and to each Of the creditors OF said fnsolvent
whose names and posto'hce addresses are known
20 said assignee, On or before the It'll Day OF jan
nary. 1855.
Dated ST. Paul. Dec. 81. Iss5. 4.
ORLANDO SIMON, District J1cg8.
0rzo KUEEFSER, Attorney for Assignee.
fnrf-Q~r-frf
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication OF this notlcs, Ishall
report You and your real estate SO assessed as
delinquent. and apply 10 the District Court OF
the County CT Ramsey, Minnesota. for 5udg-
rnent against your lands, lots, blocks. or par
costs and expenses. and for an order OF the
Court TO selithe same for the payment thereof.
Ill GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
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AT rig STOCK YARDS

CHICAGO. Dec S1.-There was light run
OF cattle, the fresh arrivals being estimated
~ only about 1900. Anything tat and useful
WIS in active demand and 1OS15c higher than
yesterday. Values are now nearly as high
ne at any time last week, and all the loss OF
Monday regained. The estimated receipts OF
hogs were 1900. Trade was active and
prices 5et10c higher than yesterday, the best
heavy making 5 e5fl4 per 100
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-01

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-AIoney on can easy
at gas per cent, although at one time as
high az S, closing At s; prime Mercantile
paper -Do per cent; foreign exchange duh
and UNCHANGED
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Police Sentry Boxes Want8d.


sentry boxes win be received at this Office
until Tuesday. the 9th day OF January. A. D.
1856. at O'Clock p N. for furnishing the
City OF St Paul with such number OF police
sentry boxes as may be ordered by the Com
mon Council OF said city. during the year end
ing Jan I. 1887. in accordance with plaus and
specifications therefor on Gle IN this Office.
A bond with two sureties must accomp any
each proposal.
The Common Council reserves the right 70
reject any and all proposals
By order Of Common Council.
TEos. a. ERENDERGAsr, City Clerk.
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brakes Subdivision Pool
Fifth Street. North side.
Fourth Street. North 80

y IIItIINT = a4aIttII = I1III' y W
Supposed owner and Aul't oe
description. Lot. HOcf- Asssd
Chicago, St. Paul, Mime
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LIVE STOCK.


There was no business at the stock yards
to-day. A few days more win close up the
holidays and there win be better outlook on
the turn OF the new year.
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liberal Advances Made on consignnentsos Graia
G22 eIBLEv srEEEr. ST PAUL
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MIcHAEL poRAN 8 90.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST. PAUL. MINI
Grain and provisions bought and sold for cash
or future delivery
Orders for the purchase and sale of stocks on
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE or rHz rfex Tes ss,aga. {
81. PAUL. Miul Dec 81. 1886.

an persons Interested in mo sssausass
The construction, relaxing ana repair
ing stone sidewalk u front Of the
following described property, under
contract of Charles and Henry
Lauer Estimates Nos. ana b for
term beginning April !. 1885. and
ending Nov, 1. 1885.
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the nth day or November 1856 GA
receive a warrant frcni The CITY comp
troller OF the City Of 81. PAU fUr tire coz
lection OF the above named assessment
The following is s list ~ rhs Supposed
owners names, a description q too pr9rerlg
In trout OF which walks nave been c1fr ~
laid or repaired. aud fhc aQ1oIurs assesses
against .he same, to-wit:
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER. :
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 81, 1885.

-" - ~ ---l-4ta i~N~s OF A0ocs
An persons interested In the Assessments
Grading Alley in Block %, Kittsons
Addition;
Grading Division street. from Dale
street to Victoria street;
Grading Kent street. from Marshall
Avenue to Iglehart street and from
Carroll street to University Avenue;
Grading. guttering and cnrbing Grove
street, from the west line Of Broad
way to NeiIi street;
Grading and guttering Grant street,
between Aurora and University Ave
nues;
Grading Alley through Chambers Re-
arrangement of Block IL. ROndO's
Addition, from IgIehart street south
to the south line of lots and Y, said
block;
For the construction Of sewer on
Wilkin street. from McBoal street to
the south line Of Lot ). Block 2.
Taae1,,s Addition.
For the construction of a sewer on
TitOn street. from Wabasha street
to st. Peter street.
WILL TAKE NOTICE
thaton the 10th day Of December, 1885. / did re-
ceive different warrants from the City Comp
troner OF the City of St. Paul for the coIlec-
ton OF the above named assessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that IL you
fan to pay the assessment within
Thirty DAYS
after the FIRST publication OF this notice, I
shall report you and your real estate so as
sessed as delinquent, and apply tothe District
Court OF the County of Ramsey, Minnesota,
for judgment against your lands lots, blocks,
or parcels thereof so assessed, including in
terest, costs and expenses, and for an order
of the Court TO sell the Same for the pay
lii GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
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The FIuctuatiOns sim Deta.t

ST. PAUL, Dec. 3l.-The following quota
lions, giving the range of the Chicago markets
during the day. were received by N. Doran.
commission merchant.
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PETER BERKEY. Pres. F. w. ANDERSON, Cashier.
G. w. GRlGGs Y. Pres. A Q. ANDERSON, Asst. c.
THE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
CAPITAL, $500, GOO.
Corner Fifth and jackson streets
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Pad up Capital $500 600; Surplus $50, 600.
WAL 14Ts0N. Pres. RoBr. A. SAITH. v. Pres.
aLHzaI Hcs1rE1R Cashier.
efEsIfx.4F BLOCK. ST. PAUL, MINI.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE

that on the ed day OF December. 1856. I did
receive different warrants from the City Conn
troiler OF the City OF St. Paul for the collec-
ticn OF the above named assessments
The nature Of these warrants is, that IL you
fail TO pay the assessment within
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Thirty DAYS
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAsURER, I
ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 81, 1885. !


an persons interested in the assessments
Grading Bradley street. from Beau
mont street to Fauquier street;
Construction of sewer on Wabasha
street, from its present terminus be-
tween IgIehart and TiItOn streets to
University Avenue;
Opening an Alley ten dO) feet in width
through Block twelve t12l. ST. Paul
Proper, from Fifth street to Sixth
street,
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BRYANT 81 CO..
GRAIN, PROVISION AND STOCK
BROKERS.
New York Produce.

EVERY MAN HIS OWN BROKER
I5l Drake Block, ST. PAUL. MIKE
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BOSTON, Mass, Dec. s1.--Following we're
the closing prices al the stock exchange TO
day:
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orns Fifth and Wahasha streets oppos,ts post
Office.
CAPITAL 100000.
3. ALBRIGHT Prest. ALnx- RAMSEY. vice Fr.
WAL BlczEE- Cashier. r. AZ. KERsT. Asst. Cash
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Seventh Street. North side.
Seventh Street. South SIDE

Ewing s. Chutes sukdiv sion VI Lot j. 8io1k
s, Whitney & Smth Addition
to St. Paul
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Wbitney 3 smIth's - b b. -.
supposed owner and
wind street. souah So
Supposed owner and

Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. AasIf
Robert Reade. Common eng 81 NW
corner OF block 35. st. Paul Proper.
thence + along Third street sSts lis
thence S At right angle with Ihlra
street 10 S line Of said block. thence
w 70 SW corner Of said block .thenee
NV to beginning. ......s ....-..t-.. 44l 60
F Willius. Thomas Cochran, Jr., X H
Newport and Lydia & Putnaef Com
meucing at point 81 ft q from
NV corner OF block b, ST. Paul
Proper: thence II l3f IN, more or
less, TO W line Of traet formerly
owned by Robert Whitscres tneneg
along said W line OF Waifacre'a
land to S line OF said block thguse
WY I79 IT TO WHY line ~ land far-
merly owned by Thotaa8 Hoiyoke;
thence My along said Line 90 heEin-
ming. - 10 't
Elizabeth W Whitacre. ANos b.GcE35.
st. Paul Proper, Of q IRe ~ is
Of and parallel with the bombay
line between the tracrs formerly
owned By Hiram Roger aad Robert
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wabasha Stree east side
St. paul

St. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and Ant ~
description. Lot bicck- Asa.
Chicago, st. Paul. Mime
apolis s. Omaha Raj
road Company 49,, GO gas
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THIRTY DAYS

THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication - fhfs ng5ee,
shall report You and your resi- estale 20 IS
sessed IS delinquent, and apply 10 IRE Dig-
tricf Court of the County Of RAMSEY Mime
sofa. for Judgment against ycul lsnca lots
blocks or parcels thelccf SO sssasSel ti.-
Guiding interest, cost ans expenses and tce an
order or the Court. 70 seq the ssIue Tor lQe
payment thereof
l-3 GEORGE REIs, CitY Treasurer
GrATE OF MINNEsogA, COUNTY OF Rsss-
- sey-ss.
State OF Minnesota TO Thomas 4 Paxton, aeiead-
ant.
YOu are hereby summoned - Do and app5ar BE-
fore the undersigned. one D. the I1sti.es q ta1
peace in and for said county. d "a day Of tol
Tuary. 1855, at O'Clock N the t1renooa al ~
ofhce in the city Of St. Paul, ID said ceuatg. g
answer 10 Edward Webb i 3 ciEA setign.
should you tau to appear e. the time and Tl-el
Aforesaid, judgment win b rendered aeasns- sag
upon the evidences adducad Is Said Ednard 81 esfr
Tor such sum As he shall shore himself arsits1- "
Given under ny hand tais slst day 81 Decen2er.
A. d. 1856. z. DANH1t
lsl-SU-fEi Justice u ms Feacc.
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THE CAPITAL BANK.


NEW YORK. Dec si.--Mining shares were
less active. but strong. Sales:
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Wabasha Stres.. &C. 81.


Supposed owner and Au't OK
description. Lce Dioes. Assu,E
City OF st. Paul 5000 ~ S-2i SO
The nature Of this warrant IS, thas q yoa
fail TO pay the Assessment within
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Jackson Street. East Side
St. Paul PUpor

St. Paul Proper
Supposed owner aud AIgt "
description. Lot. Block Assault
4 n Browning. My D.
II oT.-,..............ss ~ art