ocr: | CtjltOooT ! GIENLIi.VL COM A. ISSIO.V A.VDAUVEU TlS|\-« AGENCY. CII A Kl.l'.S WOOI.I.IITT, l Hit Vi.u, I LLl.Nitls. r«'d 'iii.:;c,:xri!.-: ’Ex', 1V....:.... iiaving bu ,i .f. in '-. In tin .(il v : I l* pc li no . i iMGi’ii." i *y Intont'f ’i to r--trihl*. ]| myself l M 1 .'in* nil v . iI) ahinehnim B.in I hi. city, and oiler er\; •- I" e!h-( i '-ai **. ol i'lodm-e, piochaM of Mci c.iMh ii-e. I.iji her, «v. on ( • innd i'*u. iln r with any l*t»* i*»‘*"-i which n*\nii* pe; a lint ion. l<>r whicii an | e\j e. .• !»'•*• of *vN» r MAt i i-ii Near - , hi active mercantile i !•“ nit-and m lh *<*i h Kh**\n I**l •• o> !h* * ity Irade, has i *| ua h *i"d it, ■ to ( ii< c{. on l In* most a*i na ul t'liir, jH'l' hy li* *ji i ll', *«:*N sr : :r : tie* i, . o’.enieiuM and e\pen «• ol leaving h*nn«' an*l hutoii*-- . i »*• he Pin *u< d wi. Ii von- fominands. ti^u«. ihm In.- 1 tie- int loduciioti may lea*l l*> 11 aii act i* . . . i .1* , mix f nn«i *n n*an ti n h< ndicinl, aml a suriiu \ ou. of i.,\ he -l eilort.- **• \.,,ir heh.ilf. 1 am truly \dui . ‘ t iIAS. WuU.KfT. h.:na.s To Aid. W. Ken no.;, i J*. {:. \Vi|ii.*oi-. \V. Wav- Li in. M. \. h* dh. A. II I .cl til. I! . .1* Im Kogcr.s. K-«j , ' lii. ink. I! 1,. Mu* • t ■ <> ?;s EIYVKLL & POWERS V i; Kill A \ V r A I LO RS, ' AN It i*i Al.lf :.A i\ fjKN hS* i i fiOOltS, At) 7 T.i-.r ),! il.iil.lifc:. / 1,1.,.,fl Shot, Cl! li A <*<», tl.t.lNot T KSSUS. rd'ii'd Mil. »V lUWKKS. I i ii.\:;•• ii:«* a!l nli.*n *1 u* ill* m n travelling ft* |in I lie \ n Due .a - ,i • - iho ere idingin Mi lilD |l/3 • .h ’ 5 *.. li • a ill a **rt incut of m* iill. < I'M! !!Mi;\ S ! i iI.VSIUNti <dK*J»S. i TI • !;*t"•*■ 1 ami im* t la * '•! selection of the finest I' h. l.rt.Ji !», < • lean ; mi Anie»i*'.'in clofTdng htnlfv v.d | I nth f.-uil;, «• » J . ml. :* if is tin* design of Hi** , -,*.»*•» ,"♦.»» to -i I'iu tie- i*..ital;on of their edahlMi i i a th (ii-at Western I! nporiuiu <vf Fashion. <D-r» :i' iid a • i " I* in e net,,. • 5 ii . aml Ii no tTieir or«h I ii! ... ill Ul. , ! i'a binnabi stvli-s. glrang ’. . n ,iir t ii » an* iir.ii d i*• *• vamii.e our elegant :• • \* - . 7, iiernoiit !• 11 ildir. ft nd) )n >treet. il. id ii vV! 1.1,. < hiea/o; ■ r > tf S A IOW hits. M. \* land O. (1. 11. 1.. I. N I LIN, SLU’FIt COJIJIISSIOX >11: ItCIIANTS 4 \/) '/.I A I i W>"11 i;.WESTS. , 17. I ill WAV! R hi ; 1 , iISt'ACM. II.LIVOIfS. \* I*N i " "i I tf . a ih •. i < r ladt a lid Wave Jitter, Cap, lit: •* r*. : in. 1 *tni an loner l’a j er-: Ciane & i 1 ••• ■- ' ( 4 1*•I'"' 'M* •"> i ) I»* *i* 1. Ti -uc and Km« lo| e j • i »ii ha i '♦•leil col' *i > « ai*i - nid! Card iJoai*l, i Dine tv Ci)ss !>*,. a ti** and imj **i ;e<j f'iurar ; Th**mi>#('. .hr *v O)’. l.’ ltr > *<l . . • i *. n; I'owder uni Safety UotU F. T SAW YER &


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: TO YOUNG MEN. PLEASANT and profitable employment. Young men in every neighborhood may obtain healthful, pleasant and profitable employment, by engaging in the sale Of useful and popular book*, and canvassing for our popular Journals. For terms and particulars, address post-paid, FOWIJiRS k WELLS, No. 308 Broadway, New York. P. S.—AH Agents who engage with -u* will be secured fiom the possibility of loss, while the profits derived trill be liberal.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Earle S. Goodrich & Co.


ocr: UL.VERAL COMMISSION AND ADVJLR TISING AGEXCI’i CHARLES WOOLLETT, cntCAGO, ILLINOIS. TO Mkrcanttt !: Mex, Fakxees, and others having busi ness ill thks city:— 1 re-pecUi.ll) announce my intention to establish myself permanent'. .. in the above business, in this city, und oficr my services to elect sales of Produce, purchases of Mcr cliamli-.e. Lumber. *xc.. ou Comtuissioji, together witii any business which rexuires yer.-ocul attention, for wiiich uu experience of over seventeen yoars in active mercantile pursuits an t a thorough knowledge ot the city trade, bus qualified me to tlVect, on the most ndvautrgeous terms, thereby friguelly obviating *tie incovcuieiice at'd expense ut leaving h"ine and bunino.-s. Hoping to be favored with your command.- trusting that this introduction may lend to transactions, extensive nml mutually beneficial, audas suring you of my best uilorts in your behalf. I am truly CHAB. WOLI E fT. Kefkrs V-' Aid. V/. Kennedy! E. B. Williams. W. Wav !" a *V I- Keith, A. H Blackall Esq.. John t.ocers, Esq'., 11. f nnk. E-q. Les. is. Mugent .V Ownes. BU R \V ELL A: POWERS MEIt 0 II AX T T AILORS, AND DF.AIERB IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, No. 7 Trcmont Hull,linns. Dearborn Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. MESBRS BI’RWEI l.\ POW ERS. resiK>ctfullv . invite the attention of gentlemen trav.lling Tfci mtiic Northwest, as well as tho-e rc-idingin Minne sota, to tin it* com] 1' tc and elegant a- sortment of '■** GENII EMEN S FURNISHING GOODS. Tl.e largest and mo-t tasteful selection of the finest French, Encli-h, German and American clothing stuff* w ill bo kept constantly on hand, as it is the design of the proprietors to so tain tlie reputation of their establish mc.it a the Groat Western Emporium o! Fashion. Gep- I l.'iti*'» can leave mea-utes witli us, a:;d have their orders filled at an. time, in the must fashionable styles. Strang ers vis;tin;: ( hiccyn arc invi.i l to examine ovtr eiegaut 'tock, at No. 7, iicniont F, .ilding- Di arbon street. 11. BURW'I-.LL. Chicago; J'ti'-a'd if S. A. I'OW ERS. Cleveland, 0. *;. 11. v L. HFLIX, PAPER TON MISSION .MERCHANTS a xn M.ixrFACTntnts agf.xts, 175 FOLTiI WATKK UiK Vts|-.NJ>!or I !ili: Isrutl;i*rs I4U*>l and Wavo Lpttor, Cap, 1 lat Million. I»cmi an*l other l’aj*ers; Cram* & < s >uj*«'rioi r*»i.*ic! Me fioin Bom!. Ti>* v u»‘ an»l Kn'cl«*j;o Bi*i‘or- . Smith »V Beler’s Brinter’.s Cards and Car*! Board; I-o- iiii C >’s iKunostic ami imported Cigars; Th*»mas C. Mi!!**r A: C*»’s Tobaccos; \Ve>uieM \Vliij*s and laches, latllin vV: Smith’s celebrated Cun loader and Safety Fus*», cVe.


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ocr: William A. j^cNon, Wholesale Commission Merchant and Manu facturer*r’ Agent, Xo. 11, Locust Street, bet. Main and Levee,St. 1.0111*9 Agent for Wheeling Paper Mills, Virginia. ■ Conners’ Type Foundry, X. V. Wells find \Wb:.'s Wood T\ pc,X T Hoe’s Print nc Presses, ** ProutN Fancy Col’d Inks, “ Masoi.’s Min- king, Philadelphia, Cincinnati Spice Mills, 1 Pitt'bnrgh Flint GUs* Wouks, | Proprietor of th*> Pittsburgh Green St. Lou Is improved Fire “ Window Cl ass Factory, Proof Wheeling Nail and Spike Manuf. Safe Manufactory. Straw Hoard Factory, Kroren’s Wooden Ware Msnuf. St. L»uis Washboard Factory, “ Hnckct and Tub Mxnnf. Saben’s Patent Washing Machinea St. I»uis Scale Manufactory. | 53* Purchasers are requested to call and examine prices,

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


ocr: MCCLOUDS & WALKER, Wholesale amt Retail Dealer la Neer the head of Third street. SI Paul, Minnesota, aie prepa ed to fumlsh Mechanics, Builders, Hunar keeperajand mhers with all Roods in ibeir


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ocr: (fllfr.iflo. G. 11. & Lm LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MAN UFA CIV It EKS AGENTS, 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 4 GENTS for I.aflin Brothers and Wave letter. Cap. Flat-Cap, Medium. IVmi and other Papers; Crane A Co.'s Su|s*rior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope l’ai>ers ; Smith A; Peter’s Printer's Cards and Card Board: I/iomisHCo’s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller & Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and I.Ashes ; Liflin A Smith’s celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse. &o.


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ocr: Saint JJatil Business (Tarts. j . —..--- - j r. *. ir.wn.i.. c. e. mito. e. rxnum, jr. CIIAKViKs K. MAYO A (o M > ifctnorH l<» F S. \Ii\YK!.l,, AN *:ni Retail l> *n!* r** in ifAiwnMifstoves, and tinware, Third Street, between Mitptesot . and Huberts streets, • air. Tui,, Mivsesotc. s'tt-lv.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: KCJ.XJAMIN tUiKV. Attorney at Low, Ihulsun, St. Croix County, IVi.*. JOSEPH BO WROX, A dory Public and Laud Aynt. HiuLon, St. Cron ' ( iiunt y, U nciamn. PR E-I.MI’TION Cl titu* secured, am) entries made i bv Military I and Warrants. Blank Deeds and ! F jtini tiuiy on hand,’ind (uiivfyaucev cure tuilv and promptly attended to.


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ocr: VOLUME 3. Cfte Batin UJinnesotiau. | Published every Morning. (Sundays excepted) j and delivered to subscribers in St. Paul at . FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, Payable to the carrier weekly. Tri-Weekly Minncsotian, 84 per annum. Weekly do $2 do TERMS OF ADVERTISING. I LOWEST RATES OF CASH ADVERTISISO IK DAILT. . [Twelve li net or let* contlilulrs a square.] •quire. 1 insertion, $ .7.*>• 1 square, 1 year, $15.00 “ each *l<Jltlouai, .26 i '4 column, 3 iik»s., 15.U0 •* One week, 1.00 l t> “ 22.00 m Two wi-i-ts, 2.25( (t 1 year, 30.00 •* One month, 3.50 \% column, 3 mos., 20.00 •• Two nionilis. 4.00 j “ 6•* 25.00 i •• Three mouth*, H.ouj “ 1 rear, 45.00 i * Six months, S.OOj I column, 1 y»*ar, 65.00 A*Wertittementft Inserted In both Dally and Weekly, one , hair price additional. brsiNESS Cards, not exceeding live lines, inserted at $6 per annum. Traiish ni advertisements to i»e paid for in advance* Leaded advertisements, placet! immediately before no- J licet of marriages and deaths, will be charged doable the i above rates when not changed; and 50 cents per 10U0 ems for eaen chance. . All advertisement*, unless the time Uftpcrtfled, will be | j Inserted till forbid, and charged accordingly. Job Printing nt every description, done in the best ; ■tyle and at the lowest rates. i ( |t. ]k\w\ 9mntsß Curbs. | XDM V>D Hit E WM. lIOUINsIIKAP GEO. X.* BECKER Rice, Hollinshead & Becker, ATTORNEYS at law, General Agents, an*l Dealers In Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Col- j lection* made with promptness and *»n moderate* term*. Drafts on New-Y'ork and all parts of Europe lor sale at Current rates of Exchange* Real Estate bought and sold, taxes paid, and all the business of a general agency attended to with lldelity and de-patch. If. 8. Wilkinson. J*. A. Babcock. J. B. Brisbin. WILKINSON, BABCOCK & BRISBIN, Attorneys at Laic, 57. Paul, JM. T. references: Ex-Gov. Ramsey, St. Paul. lloil 11. 11. Sibley, Mendota lug moll E. Bro., N- Y., Juo. Gairues, X. Y. Hon D Cady. J .liii't ovru N V Hon J Willard, Bar Spa, X Y HORACE R. DIOELOW. CIIA’S E. H.AKDRAL BIGELOW 8l FLANDRAU, m ATTORNEYS anl Counsellor* at l*aw. Office over L. B. Wait .V tWs Store, Third street, (below ltob- ; 1 aru) St. Pa il. >1 inn Territory. Will attend promptly and caretuil.v to professional bud- i Das* mail the Courts of tlit? Terntory; al>o, to the col- ; leclluu of debt* and to all oilier business in any luanuer connected with tin* profession. Money to Loan m small sum* on good security. Jan 7 _ _ 17-ly JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATTOR .V K VAT L A IP, Offlc. over lrv:nc’» store, St. Anthony »tre»t, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS BO,SCR. M. C. OLUS ROSSER & OLDS. ATTOR.XF.TS AN!) COl XSKU.'iIIS AT t.Aff. Of rt*etn tla*- S. cn-tArv’s loom in lUo rapttol, at St. ; Paul, Mtuuox.ta Territory. IV. I*. .11IRR IY, ATTORN E Y A X 1) CUl’Ni K I*o It A T LA W , ST. Paul, Him. TERR- W lLI. attend promptly ami diligeut'y to All business Intrusted to him. ii .n :,g made himself a.*MU*»nt- , #d with inequality and ektuaiitn ot the surteyed l.tnu tu the territory. h« 1* prepared to locate laud w.iriauis to the best a-lv antyg -. i' *rxus at a disUi c r may •end tbvir warrauis her** atid their iuien-si.s will be attend* u to as if they were present. £3” Office on Third srcct. September 17. 1-51. Me t’arty Sc Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. . Offir. Corner of SI. Anthuay am) Market itrreU. j William M. Xle Cartv. Xotar-j Huolic. D H Dustlu, l'. A. District Attorney u. I. AM Cl- ISAAC VAN ETTEN ! AMES &. VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at !*aw, and Solic- j {torn iu Chancery. Office corner Third aud Minnesota streets, St. Paul, M. I j l-6y D. COOPER, Alio me y at Law, RE9CMES the ITactive I Ills proterslalt, ati t will at-| tend tu ail business intrusted to him iu the courts , the Territory. j Office in the Hire House. May 28, lbs3 —37y MERRITT ALLEN, Attoraey and t auiiseller nt Law am) Solicitor in llltaairr), Third Street, St. Paul, Mimic- da Territory. Allen Piersc, Attorney at Laic and General Land Agent, HAVING* be**n Register of the Land Office under the late administration, he la able to select the be..t .a id , In the Territory aubject to entry, and will warrant the i regularity ot all location* made by him. j Office on Cedar street, next door to the bpiscopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 26, 1853—2-41 tf Emmett A Moss, Attorneya aud Solicitors. TXT ILL attend to professional business W iu the various Court* ot the Territory. Part leu* i •r attention giveu to the* location of Land Warrants, j buying and telling of lands. &.•*• Laud warrants tor sale i for cash or on time, ottice on the corner of Waba*haa and Third *treeu>, bt. Paul Mmiles.iia. L. KMMF.TT, July 1, 1552. HENRY I*. MOSS. \ Dr. I*. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, t<t. Anthony street. ' St. Paul, TKXDERS his im.fOfsioual ser\ ices to the clllz. ns nt St. ! Paul and vicmiiv. Havlnu hvl an experience nt over ten rear* in ilie crar ttceuf nieolclnc, one ot which was s;.ent aa Pliysiclan .ml Son:'-on w ith the l'. S. army m Mexico; he Hutter* himself lhat he w! 1 he aide to merit the coiiliitem e or all who uiay favor him » lth a share ol tlicir icureh.igc. July HI, Is 6 1 DR.S. POTTS &. MORTON, Having associated tliemaelves nsreiher In the prao lice «t Hu*ir profe*»-ion, oti-r their terviccato th«* cituen* of St. Paul and its vicinity. yy Office on Third Direct, oxer 11. C. Sandford’s sturo. DRS. BRISBINE & WILLEY, Pby.ici.ua and Surgeon*, Bt. Anthony street, sau,l Paul—first door above Combs Bookstol e. S-M.v Removed. DR. J. 11. D.VV has removed his oilice over Hichcox’s Drug store. Entrance ou C»*dar >t. B. Those tndrbte.l to tlie subscriber will be called apou for immediate settlement. Truman M. Smith, Justice of the Peace, oVotary Public, Collector and General Agent, HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite tli. Post Oltice, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where be will he found ready lo aitend to the collection of debt*, purchasing and selliup real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Lai d Warrants, etc. Having been in the business fur eonic time past, and being provided with Maps of all the survey id portion ol the Territory, and of hr Cities on me Minnesota river, h'- Matters hlm-eir that be will be able to give satisfaction to all who way give him a call. X. B. Town lots In St- Paul, St. Anthony and all the owns on the Minn- seta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, rarros in the country with or without Improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4, 1803. 3Sy Desirable Invrstmeitt on liie Minnesota Hirer. TO * iwrson who esn command 87UUO in cash, we can otter a most desirable Incesini' in iu Real and P- r sonal Properly on the Minnesota Rlor* trow which One Hundred per cent, profit can he rcauxed. Fur particulars, apple to RICK. HOLLINSHEAD it BECKER. Bt. Panl, Hay 21, 1851. dtf T A DIES’ Patent and Kid Polkas, Jennv Linds, Sul- JLd tanas, Eureka*, Highland Ties, Bloomers, Soßtags, Baskins, fcc., He.,at MARVIN’S. Eastern exchange wanted. Apply to RICE, HOLLINSHEAD fc BECKER. St. P»»l, Jan. I, ISM. at/ WHITNEY'S GALLERY i OF ajiiHTjsaasei'jS'aia, 1 Cor. Third and Cellar sis., St. Paul. 'T'HIS Gallery was built expressly for •K Daguerreotyping, and is furnished wlih tlie VERY BEST of Apparatus. The light 1* arrange*! upon the most approved scieulilic principle*. The pmprieior uses hi* best endeavors to please those who favor him with their patronage. All are respecttully Invited to call and ex auiiue specimens. 43 MISS SALOML LERCIL Fashionable Milliner, Press Sf Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladle* of St. Paul and vicinity, lhat she lx prepared to do all kind* of work in iter [ line, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, he- i tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. 1 Every tiling done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augost 27, 1853 —50 tf Wm. k. Marshall. Jo*. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS in Sligo and common Iron , Steel, Black cnilth’* Tool*, Eliptlc Springs. Axels, Nail* anti all the heavy hardware pertaining mau Iron wtorc. Also, Plows aud Agricultural Implements. 2-52 y C. J. POST. D. PALSLEY. C. J. POST &. Co., Wholesale and lit tail Grocers , Produce and Provision Dealers, St. Anthony street, St- Paul, opposite the American House STOVES AND TIN WARE. At oVetcelt’s old stand on Third Street, a few doom west of Jackson streit. rpHK sutweriber will keep on h ind constantly a good JL assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole »ute or retail. Al>o, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* frum country dealers solicited. N. ii. Repairing doue on sh-Tt notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1553—33 y Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, *St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opeued accommodation* for board ers lodgers an«l travelers in the large brick build ing situated as where he wld be happy to acconi niislate to the extent ot hi> ability all who may oner, llis terms are reasonable, and hi* table furnished with all that tlie market attordft. lie hopes his exertion* to please will command a reasonable share ol the public patronage. 2-4itt JOHN ROGERS. Win. Illinguorth, AND CLUCK Man street, St .Paul, bee* to return hi* sincere thank* Hiafln : toUftu lnhahUutilso: Si. Paul for their kind patronage and support since lii- arrival from England, and hopes through j strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the J N. B. (laving had tliirt\ years experience in Mnnu- j facturtttu Clock* and Watches, of every description, ! he l.'tls lilmselt Coinpetcutto uu let take any work : ufru-ted ; to his care. New w atches made to order and wheels cut ! for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, I 2-18 Watchmaker* corner of Jack-on anil Fifth. . A beaut It ul assortment of French and English l*e- 1 S vers and l*epiites, and American clocks, both new and | 1 second-hand, constantly on band and for sale at the above i ; Place. j NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Joweler, rd Street, SI. Faul, DEALER In <3 dd and Silver w.u. itr- fid hies* Kings. Chain.-, etc. Musical ln»iroiuo!Jifc> Iraocy . Arti*-:« and P' rfunury. lock*, Watches, Jewelry, etc., repaired on short! jliaa 26, 1853—lUf | New Harness Establishment, j TMIE sut—crihers would Inform the citizens of St. Paul , ai.J all the couutry rouu.l about, that they uie con- I .luctlni! the ibove busiuMS in ail tt» branches, oti Third j street nearly onposlte the Post tittle.', where customers ; can he supplied, en short notice, Willi all kill'-ls ot Har ness. B'!dies> Saddles, fly Nets, Trunks, \ ali-vs. " hifss, i rU ’ MARTIN DREW 4. 00. Si. Paul, April ‘2O, 1 S 'L s'y J. R. BREWSTER, House, ami Ornamental fainter. St. Faul, Minnesota Territory. < ciia's e> M-WO. E. SAXOS, Jr. CHARLES E. MAYO & CO. (Successors to F. S. Xncell.) nrnOI.KSALE and Retail Dealer* in Hardware and Cutlery, ManmacTureis of and Dealers in I Stoves and Tin Ware,Third street.between Minuesota and i Roberts street, Sr. Paul, Minnesota l~ j Blacksmithing OF all kind* executed w Ith neatne** and dispatch, at th<* corner of 6th and Broadway street*. ,-ep 24 tt L. 11. GRIFFIN. D. Clark, \ RCIIITKCT & BUILDER, would /A imorm the citizens of Si. Paul and surrounding 1 country, that he is prepaieil to do all kinds „f Carpenter 1 and Joiner work that tuav he Intrusied to his care, u iih 1 neatness and'l 'spateh, and in the laie-t style* of Archi i lecture; also stair Imiidiiid. For plans and speclficatiulis, j call oil tlie ah ae al his residence u u Fori street. Having devoted lit* lime for many year* to his business In the I East, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all I who may tavor him with their patronage. 2-17 y I A T CIIAMBLIX CHAS A MORGAN CHAMBLIN & MORGAN, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry Good*, Clothing, Boots, Shoos, Hats, Caps, &c, Third Sired, St. Paul, Minneaola. ; Ch .W. Hemp. Cb’sH. Oakes. ICO It ll* A OAKES, IIANKLHX a.ni> exchange dealers, St. Fault Minnesota, TAKE the liberty to Inform the merchants and other Pus n S- men of the rerr.toi.v, lhat they hate lately I foriueu 8 leh t>u*iness cuimecliun* in (tie principal cities ol the 1 a v aud £ouih, a» lo be able t • to a:l «rd tlicut All iistiul Banking facilities. T>ey " ill receive Current Bank Notes ««n deposit for which they will give their certificates, payable In like tuuds or lit Coin, or Exchange ou the East at current rates. Exchange on the East, South and Europe , bought and Soul, Collections promptly attended to, and proeveus forwarded less exchange. Land Warrants bought and sold. Uncnrratii Butk not»*s taken al highest rate*. Jati 21, 1854—13-6IU E. HOVITZ, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , Respectfully animnnce* to th«* citizens of st. Paul, that he ha> made this place his resilience, and i Is de>ln>m of giving lesson* on the Piano, MeioUeon and Organ, and instructions in Thorough Has*. Mr- Horritz 1* confident that liU experlenc* l In teaching music in <ier watiy, France, uud this country, will enable him to give satisfaction. All orders left with Messrs LcDuc & Rohrer will be promptly attended to. July 30, Itvs3—46if NELSON GIBBS, ] JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , Office over 0 D Fillmore’s Store, St Anthony street. ; ’si—22-ly Notice. THIS i< to certify that ad differences that mar bar# existed heretofore iu regaid to ceutlictlug claim* to property In the to" not Eureka, Minnesota Territory, have been amicably adjusted, and aii persons arc sate in pur cha-lng from any ot the undertdgLCJ, who are th€ origin al proprietors ot said to"i» Hiram Cawoud, x. Armstrong, n. J. Shirk, Samuel Liech, Parsons K.. Johnson, u. k. i errell, G. Addison Brown, F. E. Peebles. L. Goodrich, Eureka, June 7. 1564. CHILDREN’S Shoes, in almost endless variety, at MARVIN’S BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. St. Paul, June 8,1664. <i2ir T AD IE S’ GAITERS, of ere-y description, at MA M ARVIX’S. Two Door* below PrMloy’t. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ft. Croix iksintss (Curbs. Gold T. Curtia. C. D. Glllllean. 1 CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys B,' Counsellors at Law, J ’63—52y STILLW r ATER, M. T. j LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys be Counsellors at La tv, | 3 Ilf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory, i A VAN VORIIES, A TTORNEY &, COUNSELLOR AT il. Igtw and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business iutrusted to his care, in the different court* of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. W~uTsieuiilie* S J R McMil'.an II M Lewis semmes, McMillan & lewis, Attorneys at Imw and Solicitors*in Chancery , Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota Territory and Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. ’SI—2H f_ SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill 4* -V clson.) Have on hand a general assortment of Dry Good*. Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, 1 which they offer for sale on as good term* a* any estab- ; llshmeut in the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kind*. Stillwater, March 5, 1853—24tf CHISAGO HOUSE. FULSOM fit TULLER, PROPRIETORS, Taylor’s Fall*. Minnesota. Accommodations for traveller* and guests etpial to auy hotel iu the United States. March 4.—25 Jolm Bradley, Carpenter aud Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. YU ILL attend promptly to all business » V entrusted t<* bis charge. Hr.FiißL.xc Th. Imus.;s lie has built during thepaot year in lies tuw-us above name*). 48y j W. 11. C. Folsom, Taylor’s Falls* >lin Ter. PyEALF.R in Dry Goods, Groceries, I J Provi>ions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queen ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, 6tc. 43y j _ - „.JL?-A- -.-- I 3&isfcllfliifoiis Curbs. | CLARK, LIBBY 8l C 0~~ i (I.ale Carleton. Clark 4- C 0..) O? j SILK, AND FANCY DRY GOODS,! Carpets, dbc. 139 Broadway , between Liberty and Cedar Streets, NEW YORK. Parker P. Clark, ) \ Ira A- Libby, William King, > ju. S. Clark. D* W. \\ A KHUN, ) ( April 22, 1854 1f32 EDMUND B. OTIS, 3uflrnrtj anh tCmmsdlur nt I'nai, m Yo. 1, Ijtxonshii e street, Boston, Mass. Commissioner for Maine* Virginias Ohio, Tennessee, Mls sourl and Minnesota. April 15, 1851 In 31 Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR AT .JL i,»w and Solicitor In Chancery. U ii! give prompt attfUitiop to auy business intiu*ted huu iu the lint* «d hi* 1 profession, in any part .»t tin* Territory. at- 1 tention paid to locating Laud Warrauts, Payment of Tax 's, sale of Patent* when issued, and Real Estate iu gen eral. Office at ist. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Fails. i ANDREW C. JjL WM, Attorney and Counsellor at Law , bank Rapids, Benton Co. Collection* made, Land Warrants b cated. &c. Any bU' 3t:s* entrusted lo him "ill be promptly aUeUded to. • June 27, 1554« MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed ! • to the P- st Office, opposite the Fall*, in Slovens’ j Block. Everything in «ntr line constantly on Laud, or- j der* from uppu country prompily tilled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1863 —4‘t f j JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., j PII rSJCIA.Y A.W RURGEOA'. | omes o.rTUT of Mutu and Fruiit streets, Mankato City, j Minnesota Tvrrliory. 4sy G. Addison Brown, Gr.KEH.AI, IXSI'RASCK AGK.VT and Dealer in Hc al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. 11-ly J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and JVotary Public, Sli»kniM*e, Scott County, 31. T. i August 13, 1553- —ISy . ._ Mendota £ ouse, . Mendota , JMinnrsota Territory . I WOt LD re>pectfully Inform tl«e public that I Into taken the Farrihauit llxise, .11 the town ot Meii'luta- Atvl am prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent or transient* The house t* newly fitted up. Is commodious and pleas antly located, and no pains will be spared to make it one of the most comfortable in the West. July 23, 1853—45tt JAMBS BBUCB* ltcd Wing House, BY ANDltl.’S DURAND, Hed Winii, Minnesota. Boarders hy the day or week entertained with the best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished with pleasant unU comfortable rooms. Abundance of game and excellent Trout fishing in the Immediate vicin- Itv, with scenery uusurpasseil in any part of the upper .Mississippi region. [Ju:y 16. 44tf THE WASSON HOUSE. By DAVIS A WIIITCUKR, Sbakopee. Tins new and commodious Hotel has been recently furnished at great expense, aud is now ready to receive the travel ing pubiic. The proprietors ate experienced bands at the business, and will spare neither time nor money in order to render the sojourn of guests agreeable. Their table is supphe i with every luxury the market af fords. Their stable is commodious and their servants ui tentive and polite. Pleasure Farties in quest «*f game cannot do better th in to visit Shakopee. Our lakes abound with iisb and our prairies are covered with grouse. April 26. 33-tf Just Received ! TITE largest assortment ot Clocks ever imported to this territory;—consisting ot the choicest kinds, from the most celebrated makers. charge to sec them. ‘!« Also, a beautiful lot of Hunting and Plain Lever aud Lepine watches. WM. T LUNG WORTH, Corner of Jackson and Fifth streets . St. Paul, May 30, dtf ~ c7f. buck, Attorney at Law, Mlnmowa'n, Fillmore C»>., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M D , Physician and Surgeon, Minneowah, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin flouse. THOMPSON & HAYNER Attorneys at Laio. No. 55 N'aMttu street, New Yr rk City. Andrew Thompson, Henry Z. Hatner. tm imriiNE conriKT, HARTFORD. CONN. CASH CAPITAL ,300,000. CHARTERED 1819. P 'l!c!"ft on Fire and 111,Slut ili-ke l.uued on favorable teriu.. Losses eiultibly artjusterf awl promptly p.M In e»sh. HENRY A SWIFT, Agent. At the Rice H inse. Jane 19, 1854. Iy -g A DIFFERENT styles of GENTS’ . GAITERS, tor Summer MARVIN’S. TLIrJ street, near Roberts. ■ IMTISSES’ SHOES, In eTery variety, st ivl MARVIN’S BOOT AND 6MOE STORE. TUESDAY The Minnesotiai) time-honored press, and issues morrow. The have prepared to Sabbath in a that printers and privileges of their It is proper at ta’s high together and Day of - 7»i, to beneficent the blessings of the results of which we now’so go up to the services of —the oration—the ebration “by that spirit which inherited with bequeathed them Tile follow ing is Fourth The citizens of anniversary of day, on which will be observed : 1. Federal rise. 2. At half-past zens will meet at be said by the The Declaration by Atty. Genl. L. Au oratiou will Dustin. Benediction by Alter which an ihe Winslow pared. At dinner ex assisted by dent. In the evening Winslow House. At sunset a of the bells. There has been since Minnesota among tlie public, that we duty of exposing sundry “smart from the States “all right” in becomes civil comes down to hopeful young professions. faithfully the Journal of scarcely tors of that of our ow n the letter from us, but highly state, that since matter in hand, take to be a called upon us to here, he was whose company magnanimity to But wc give ment. and our Corre&potiiXonce A pleasant “Gotham” to the most earth. Three et will land you teen thousand ing state. I have and up the is the most fertile West. At the lage of St. and enterprising of which is Gov. future capital of natural ed of. The the world for game abound in admires line home in the section, lest ance should 1 have been forming an and advantages without fear or w ildest to the land of Not half the truth I have spent Gorman. He is a and ability, and position. Since sued by a bitter friends of the lorto have been thousands of ed about him. abused man, will mantine iu ciple. Wc have in St. cipal among these per in the j>. Goodrich, rary attainments, with great There is as yet us. It is the of Messrs. Long. the laud whoso with great honor A romantic sippi is most of traveling from short. The is very great. It Anthony Falls The banks ol St. sota River must the head of ture capital of tural advantages of”


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ocr: Dtthuqttc. JKSUP fc C OMPANY, RANKERS ftC. EXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Ron ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci ties of the United States. Notes collected and proceed* ' remitted at current rates of Exchange, interest allow |ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable i without discount, on j England—Liverpool, London, Manchester, ftc. laklanii. Dublin, Cork, Limerick, llclfast, ftc. ScoTLtxn.—Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, ftc. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, on France.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. Gc.itMV.NY.—llainl nrgh, Frankfort, <). M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, : Copeithagaii, Dresden, Berlm, Hanover, Strasburgli. SwrrzmtLvnd.—Geneva, Berne, Basle. 1 Italy.—Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Messina in Sicily. Austria. —Vienna and Triest. Russia.—St. l’etersburgh, Warsaw. I Sweden.—Stockholm. Norway.—Christiana. Dnhuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1853.—y30.


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ocr: H. I, BI’FOND. T. ]• BUFORD. J. M. BUFORD. KI'FORI) BROTHERS. Forwarding & Commission .Merchants, AND PEILER9 IN SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON, ANVILS, BELLOWS, VICES, N All.S, SPRINGS. AXLES,GLASS, ftc. Also, Wholesale Grocers, and Agents for Moline Plows and Buckets, Illinois street, Rock Island, Illi nois. 6-2—w;9mo WHITE I.EAU, I.insred Oil,Turpentine ami Paints, —all colors,—just receivtd a very large supply of each, and for sale low, at BOND ft KELLOGG’S Paint and Oil Store, Upper Town*


ocr: EmdcC. H. MIX, MERCHANT TAILORS k DRAPERS, JVo. 2, Empire Block , St. Anthony Street. THE subscribers hare fitted up a store in tbe above Block in Eastern style, and replenished it with the latest and most fashionable Goods. They will gjve par ticular attention to cutting and making garments, and guarantee satisfaction to their customers. All articles for a gentleman’s wardrobe can be found at our establish ment, among the number the following : Kine Cloths, Fancy Cassimeres, Fancy Vest me-. Fall and Winter sti Ie of Coats, Pants and Vests, Shirts, Merino Drawers and Cnder-shirts, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Cravats, Scarfs, Gloves, Stockings, Collars, Port Monaies, Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes and Combs, Kid Gloves, Perfumery, Clothes Brushes. But’s celebrated Hair Tonic, Tooth Powder, Ac. We shall be in receipt during the winter of new styles of goods to which we invite the attention« f the cit izens of*St. l'aul and vicinity. L. A C. H. MIX. ocs-dtf


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ocr: Dubuqtir. JKRIII* fe f'OMPANYi UANKKRR AC. INXCff ANOK aold and poiebu-eilon New York, floa- A ton, Philadelphia, (.'lilcago, Itetroit, ami other Ci- Ilea oi the United Nlutea. Ntdea eollceted and pro* red remitted ut current rule* of Ktchatige. Inlereat allow ed on apcrlul tlepoalla. We alao draw direct, pay elite wifhoil. ill-count, nil PaoLANli Liverpool, I,ondon, Matichratar, Ire. litK i. aat t». Huhllii, Cork, l.lmerlrk, llelfaat, fee. Nt.'orLtan.—l'hllubiirg, (ilaagow, Perth, fee. Alao, Hrafta payable 111 Prune*, Florin* nr Thalera, on Fit a arc.—Pari*, Havre, I,tun*, mid Murnelllca. tiKiiw t*Y —-llu'ut urgh, Frankfort, O. M., Ilrn—el-, Amaterdum, lltillerdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, f'opeuhugun, |)re-den, Merlin. Hanover, Ntraaliurgh. Nwrr/.ANI.Aati —(ienevu, llerne, llnale. ItAi.v Milan, Florence, Rome, Naphta, Venice, Meaalnu In Nldly. AcaraiA —Vienna end Trleat. Iti a-iA —HI Peterahtirgh, Waraaw. Hwr.nr,Mbtoekhoim. NonwAVChrl-ilunn. |iuhm|ne, Inwa, Nov. |n, laM.-—ylbt. _ fattosy imtej Wnof.Maiti.t: fleocaea akii CttMNiaaioa Corner ol loWuaml Fourth Nlreeta, Hiihmiue, lown. i. e. rattl.ttr. bnWia iamou. fletieral RtdttmllHAl Agtmle. Nov. 10, |ar»fl -y.lu IIANI), Wlf/rftM A ULATVithK\, Atroeanva At C«w, ltttlm«iiie, Inwa. *, l. titan. it. A> wit,fan, /. e. ei.Att iit.ev. Nov. 10, liM.—ybo.


ocr: Bt. Paul. Feb. Ist. i«'*4. 4Mf NOTICE* Helling off nt Coat* 1911 E subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at the following rat**: Golden Hyrup nt UU cents per gallon; Bt. Louis B II Molasses 65 cent* per gallon; flutter at IH cents per lb) Bugur cured Hams at !■< cent* per lb; do 2d 12 J-2 do Bides, 10 do (■boulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Gmni Barley, 10 do Bosp, Candles. Suit, Ac. DUKBBLER A GF.ORGff, March Bth, 1854. 47 tf Upper Landing


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ocr: NOTICE, Selling off* ai Coal. INIIE subscribers offer their stock chenp for cash at the following rates: Golden Syrup at 90 cents per gallon; St. Louis S II Molasses 65 rents per gallon; liutter at 18 cents per lh; Sugar cured llauis at 13 cents prr lh; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Harley, 10 do Soup, Candies, Salt, Ac. DKESSLER A GF.ORGII, March Bth, 1854. 47 tf Upper Landing


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ocr: NOT I IK. Selling oil at Lost, rjVlir, subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at I R. the following mte*; Golden Hyrup at HU cents per gallon; Ht. Louis H II Molasses (i!i cents jiergallon; Butter at 18 cents per Hi; Sugar cured Hams at I'f cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Side*, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Hosp, Candles, Salt, Ac. UHLSSI.ER A GEORGII, Afarrh Plh, 18.14. 47 tf Upper I.muling


ocr: Cljfrago. G. 11. k L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AXV MA XL FA CIVRFMS A GEXTS , 175 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for L-iffin Brothers 1,-iid and Wave letter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crunc & Uo.’s Superior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith A Peter’s Printer's Cards and Card Board: Liotuis »Y Co’s Dome.-tic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller ic t'o’s Tobaeeos; Westfield Whips and Lislies ; I-itlin A: Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse. Ac.


ocr: Dttbttqttc. JESUP & COMPANY, BANKERS &C. EXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, anil other Ci ties of the United States. Notes collected and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow- i ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable withoti: discount, cut England.— Liverpool, London, Manchester, Src. Ireland.—Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Ac. Scotland.—Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, Ac. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, on France.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. Germany.—llauil urgh, Frankfort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Copenlutgan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburgh. Switzerland. —Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy. —Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Messina in Sicily. Austria. —Vienna and Tricst. Russia.— St. Petersburg!!, Warsaw. Sweden.—Stockholm. Norway.—Christ inna. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1853.—y30.


ocr: FARLEY & JAMES, Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, lowa. J. r. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, 1858. —>30. HAND, WILTSE & BLATCHLEY, Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. L. HAND. 11. A. WILTSE. J. S. BLATUIILEY. Nov. 10, 1853.—a 30.


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ocr: The Celebrated fast trotting llorsr GREEN MOUNTAIN MORGAN. known ll.rse. formerly I. owned by JotfN M. L»: t r. »*f La him, Is a thorough - ore*l MORGAN ; is fifteen hands high ; weighs lOODfb*,, JrMik. f H y of a ylosxy chestnut col*t, and for k l ]f be beaten iu the Territory. His shirk is very valuable, and noted for speed. Farmer* and nil others concerned , now is the tune t*f unprove your stock ! And if you do not *-inh|iicrt the op portunity now nth-red, you will regret It lnrenft.r. It costs in* more to raise a good col! than It d<*e* a p****r nne lt Is more the oxvner’s object to get a good br«*ed of horse* in the country, than It is to make money with tlie Imrse. The said horse will stand for mares in the c ty of St. Paul at Berk«*v N < irilfillt’s livery stable In the ii] pc town. For further particulars, enquire of M. S. JuilNSt N, a! tlo* American Saloon, or »*t HER KEY k GRIFFITH S I*l VMUY STABLE, in Upper Town, nr 1). C. TAYIoR. Terms reasonable. May 18,18*4.


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ocr: flartrtß sc Co. ** DEATH O.V RATS.” EA*\ tlipy say, abound in R>is>ia. I e«l-btijrs, too, art* **ritV v in Prussia; Lyon h I\»wi»kk, like a Hash, >\ttl'*s pvpry insout’s hash' And bis Pills, tin* rats that vex ye Cause to .lit* of Apoplexy. Ivpot for Lyons Magnetic PnwdYr ami Pills for Hie ties traction of Vermin, at JARVIS (JO’S. an i Retail Drugstore. Worl«Ps Fair BuiMingr.


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ocr: Paint Paul Business (Sards. HENRY MORRIS, l ANfX DhV <i*MIDS MERCHANT. Daguerrean Rail.ling. Third strwt. near Cedar. St. Paul. Minnesota. GEO. L. HECKER* AGENT OF HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, otliee in brick block, above American House, St. Antho ny street. St. Patti. Minnesota. P. T. BRADLEY, MAN! F.VCTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAD IU.ES, HARNESS, BRIDLES. COLLARS, VALISES. Ac. Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of leather: Oak and HeiuliM-k Sol -. Band. Bellows, kc 4te. St. Anthony street, St. Paul, Mimic ota. litav S.


ocr: <Sf)fraoO. U. 11. k L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS A.XU MAXVFACTVRRRS A (JESTS. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 4 GENTS for 1.-iHiii Brothers ljtid and Wave Letter, Cap, Flat-Cap- Medium, iN-nii and other Paper-; Cratio k Co. 's Superior Colored Medium. Bond, Tissue and Knvelojs* Piipers ; Smith A Peter's Printer's Cards and Card Hoard; iioomis k Co's Domestic nnd Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller & Co's Tobaeeos; Westfield Whips and IanIio; : |,uflin k Smith’s celebrated Gun Powder and Saiei.v Fuse. Ac.


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ocr: ESTBLI9IIED IN 1851. A orth-tV tst ern Express Company. CONNECTING with the American Express Company, to all the principal points in the United States, Canada and Europe, The cheapest and safest way of transporting light and valuable Goods—Specie and Bank Note*. Particular attention paid to the collection of Notes, Bill*, Draft# and Accouuts, Purchase nnd Sale of Merchandize. Lost Freight and Baggage looked up and delivered to owners, Ac. Messengers—Seiui-Wecklv. * J. C. BURBANK k CO., St. Paul, May 16, ’54. I’ropretor*.


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ocr: mmammm fittiiaoiL : BE.XJ.iMLX ALLEN, Atlonity fit Lpiv\ llucson , St. (Vdij? runty , B is, JOSEPH BOXYRON, Aotary Public and Land Agent, Hudson, St. Croix County, H isconsin. PR L-EMP I'ION Claims secured, and entries made by Military Land Warrant*. Blank Deeds and Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care f'tlly ami promptly attended to.


ocr: | KITTSON’S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL. lAHIS desirable ground, lying in the most central and advmilngcons part of the basin of st. Paul, where must inevitably be the principal river business of the town, and affording a!*o most choice and delightful Lois in the rear, upon tbe bench, for dwelling houses; is sur veyed into Lots, and now offered for sale, with titles un disputed siul indisputable, at reasonably low price*, and upon liberal term* of credit, for most of the purchase : money, and Lumber for building on Lots sold in the sd ' dilion, will lie furnished at the rotary saw-mill, nn easy terms. CHARLES H. OAKES, Agent for Proprietors. Ft. Paul, July 31, 1851. 15 ' ;


ocr: BI N ! DIIV ALLEY, Att rney at L/w, Hudson, St. Crow Ce-urty, ll •>. JOSEPH BO WROX, Solar tj Public and I. .nd .4 gen/, l/utoon, St. C.ix County, Hi-M.iii. PR E-EM PTION Claii ••'. nred, and entries d bv M.litu y Inn I Whit nit*. Blink Deed* u. ,i , Mort'2 .ges . vuisiaut!) on li ed, anil convey a.let's ■ • in ity and prompt!' i.ttcinlcd to.


ocr: Saint Paul Uuainc3s vTaiiij. r. S SIAVFLI.. C. E. MA Vx*. E. IWMIS, )R. UllKl.rs K. mayo A CO., Successors to F S. NEWF.I.I., \\ holt «>i e and Retail Healer* in HARDWARE, STOVES, .1 Y/I TIX'.VARJ', ftiud St re t, . t t\v. , ,i Mmufsot i ami Robert* streets, s:. I’.il, Minnesota. li a —!y.


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: WM. IIENKY yoRUKS. FORBES Sc KITTSON, JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on hand a large assortment of Indian Goods. which they offer to the trade on reason* He terms— also Family Groceries, among which are an assortment of Fruits, fre-li and preserved, Fresh poaches in cans, Star Candles, Fresh Quince*. Tallow do Preserve Beaches, Soap, Currant Jelly, do Fancy, Currant Jam, Ham*. Pie Fruit, Teas t f all kinds, Dates, Citrons, Figs, Sugar*, Raisin*. Spices. do Crushed, in barrels, Assorted Extracts, Coffee. Spanish Olives, Lard. Lard Oil, Prunes, Butter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oyster*, And everything required for family use, all of which will be sold Low. STONE STORE CORNER THIRD ft ROBERTS STREET. St. Paul. Sept. 21. *ept2l-dtf xormax w. KrrrsoN


ocr: StavJtrj? $c Jlttuya. LAND OFFICE FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE STARKEY k PETTEYS, DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE. Office. Third Sired, St. Paul. Minnesota 4 LL business in connection with the above promptly j y\_ attended to ; Military Land Warrants located ad van-.' tageously ; taxes paid ; collections made, and loans nego-, 1 tiated. references. Hi- Excellency W. A- Borman. Cov. Min. Territory j Hon. H. M. Rice. Delegate to Congress : Hon. R. Smith] Alton. 111. , James It. Whiting, E q., New \«.rk City ( Hon. David Olmsted, Mayor St. Paul ; Borup A Oakes, Bankers, St. Paul; Ames ,x Van Etten. Attorneys, do. J. STARREY X C. 0. 1 ETTEYS. St. Paul, June 24. 1854-tf. FINE SITE FOR~7OUXTRY RESI DEXCE. 6) A ACRES rich land, heavily timbered, bordering on a splendid fishing lake, only eight miles from the city. One mansion ha- already been built on the bank, of the lake, and is now occupied. No more desirable spot! can be found within that distance of the city. The sub-j scribers will take pleasure in showing the above property] to any one desirous of purchasing, for particulars, ap ple early to STARKEY A PETTEYS, J line 2lt f. Office on Tlih-d Kt.. 31. Paul. ' FOR SI BC RBA X RESIDENCES. * SEN ER.\I. splendid two and file acre lots only one mill] from the corporation limits, are now fur sale. Terms j part down, the balance on time. Oilier de.-.iiptions oil Real Estate for sale, information concerning which can bil had by calling on JA3. STARKEY, S Tune 24-tf Real Estate Dealer, Third at., S;. Paul, j SEVERAL 40 acre tracts of choice land for sale by • June 24-tf STARKEY & PETTEYS. 1 /A ACRES choice laud, two miles from the city, on JLfJV/ a beautiful lake. June 24-tf STARKEY & I’ETTEYS. j SEVER VI, improved and unimproved farms fur sale.— June 24-tf ."TARKEY ,V PETTEYS. HOUSE and lot in the city for sale. June 24-tf " STARKEY X I’EXTF.YS.


ocr: CTljtraso. G. 11. -v 1,. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS a xi> MA.xrr.trrritMts auk.xts. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. UHIUAGO. ILLINOIS. V GENTS for Lilliu Brother* l«iid and Wave Is-tter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Mislinm. D<*nii un i other Paper* Ur.-me \ ('•>.'* Sujrt-rior Colored Medium Rond. Tissue and Paper*; Smith \ Peter's Printer's Cards and Card Is-omis t'o's Domestic ami lni)a)rte*l Cigar-: Thomas U. Miller \- Co’s Tidiaccos; We-ttieM Whip* and Ijtslie- : Litliii ,v Smitli'.s eelebratv*! Gait Powder and Salety Fuse. &«-.


ocr: Dulltiflttr. JESIIP & COMPANY, bankers ac. I EXCHANGE sold and purchnseilon New York, Bos li ton. Pliil)idel|ihia, Chicago, Detroit, and oilier 13- ties of I lie United States. Notes collected ami proceeds remi*Jc<l at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed oil special (I, posits. We also draw direct, payable xvillion: discount, on Exnt. 'Nii —Liverpool, London, Manchester, See. Ireland. Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, 8:c. Scotland.—Ediiiliurg, Glasgow, Perth, Arc. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, on Fr ance.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. Germany-—Hand tirglt, Frankfort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Copeuhagan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburgh. Switzerland.—Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy.—Milan, Florence, Koine, Naples, Venice, Messina in Sicily. Austria.—Vienna and Tricst. Russia.—St l’etersburgh, Warsaw. Sweden.—Stockholm. Norm ay.—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1853.—y50. 1) - AKJ EY james~ Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, lowa. J. P. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, 1653—y30. HAND, WILTSE & BLATCHLEYT Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. 1.. HAND. H. A. WILTSE. J. ». DLATCIILEY.


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ocr: NOTICE. Selling oil' ut Cost. rR-VIE subscript rs oiler lilt r slot k cheap for cash at A me following rale-: fiohlen Byrup at docents per gallon; Bt. Louis S II Molasses 6-> reins per gallon; Butter nt 1° cents per lb; Shigar cured Hams at l i cents per Ih) do 2<i 12 1-2 co Bides, 10 do Snoulden, 9 de Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 1') do Soap, Candies, Salt, dec. DRLfiSI.nR A GEORGIt, March 6th, 1651. 47 tf L’/'per Ltunlinj


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS, MOORE & PRATT, VOLUME 3. Bsc Uailii Uliimfsotian. Published every .Morning, (Sundays excepted) nud delivered to subscribers in .St. Paul at FIFTEEN CENTS PER. WEEK, Payable to the carrier weekly. Tri-Weekly Minneaotian, S 4 per annum. Weekly do $2 do IERJW OF ADVERTISING. COWEIT RATES OF CASH ADVERTISING IX DAILY. \Tv*tlve lince or Us* constitute* a square.] •qture, 1 Insertion, $ .73j 1 nquare, 1 year, $15.00 “ each *<l<litlonai, .251 »» column, 3 mo*., 15.00 M One week, 1.501 44 6 “ 22 00 * Two weekN, 2.*2ft| “ 1 year, 31.00 u One mentli, 3-60 j 4 celnmn, 3 m<«., 20*00 u Two maiitli*, 4.00 “ 6 “ 28.00 •• Three mouths, 6.(M'J “ 1 rear, 45 0 ) 44 Six months, 8.00 1 1 column, 1 year, 65.00 Advertisement* Inset ted in both Daily and Weekly, one half price ad<!ltlun«il. Business Cards, not exceeding live lines, inserted •tss per auiiurn. Transient advertisement* to he p: 11 for In advance. Lead**«J advertleCinenls, places 1 uiiiu<*liat<*ly Del ore no tices of marriages and death-, will be charged double the above rates when net changed; and 50 cents per lOUO ttn. for eaeh change. All advertisement's, unless the time Is specified, will be laserted till forbid, and charged accordingly. Job Printing of every description, done In the best •tyltt and at the lowest rules. |t. |csaul 35usiiie55 Curb. EDMUND RICE WM. HOLI.INMt EAD GEO. L* DEC KER Bice, Hollinshead & Becker, ATTORN KYS at Uv, Genera! Agents, and Dealciw In Kxchaugi*, St. Paul, Mlurienoia Territory. Col ledloo* made with promptness and on moderate Lena -. Drafts on New-York and all parts ot Europe for sale at current rates of Kx« hangc. Krai Estate bought ai*l sold, taxes paid, and all Uie hntdneaa of a general afucy attended to with fidelity and despatch. M. 8. Wilkinson. 1.. A. Bibcock. J. B. Brlsbio. WILKINSON, BABCOCK & BRISBiN, Attorneys at laiw, St. Paul, .M. T. references: Ex-Gor. Ramsey, St. Paul, lln 11. IT. Sibley, Mendota lagersoll K Bro., N. Y., Jtio. C. Gulrnes*, N. Y. Hon D Cady, Johnstown, X YJL.nJ Willard, Sar M«a, X Y HORACE R. BIGELOW. CHA'S E. FLANDRAU BIGELOW &. FLANDRAU, Jk TTORNKYS an I Connell or* at Law. Office over I*. Im. B. Wait 6l Ca».'h Store, Third street, (below Kob •ru) SL Paul. Minnesota Territory. Will attend promptly and carefully to professional busi ness In all the Court* of the Territory; also, to the col lection of debts and to all other business in any manner connected with the profession* Money to Loan in small sum» on good security. Jan 7 IT— l y JAMES K HUMPHREY, A TT O R.YE Y A T L A W . Office over Irvine's store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and counsellors at law. of fice tu the Secretary’s room in the capitol, at Si. 1 Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly W. P. JH SB \Y, ATTORNEY A N D COU N S E LO It AT LAW, ST. Paul, Minn. Teuu. WILL attend promptly and diligently t" all business Intiusted to him. llaivug made liinisell acquaint ed with the quality and situation ot tli<* virveycd land* In the territory , he Is prepared to locale Imd warrants to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send thatr warrant* here and their Interests will be attended 1 ta a* If they were pre>eut. JLj-Oifice on Third sreet. September 17, McCarty A Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Laic. Offirr Cm*Her of fit. Anthony mid Market street*, j William SI. Me Uarty, Salary Public. V II Dicim, L. S. IJislrut Attocmtg. M. E. AMES- ISAAC 'AN ETTAS AMES &. VAN ETTEN, Attorney and Counsellors at Laic, and Solic itors in Chaneerxj. OBlce center Ttitnl and JUumsuta streets, St. Paul, M.T 3-8 y D. COOI’EIt. Attorney at Law, RESUMES tilt- practice- ..i lii« I will at tend to ail busiucss ciitrusic‘l to iiim m tiic courts Uie Territory. JJ- tHU. e- .11 thr tti -e House. May 2H, 1853 Sly ~ MERRITT ALLEN, 4tt#rncf nud Counsellor nt Law stud Solicitor in Ctiumery, Third Strict, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pier sc, Attorney at Late and General Land Agent, H AVISO been Register of the Land Office tinder the late administration,he i* able to select ihe be>t aid In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all location* mad** l»y him. Office on Codar street, next door t-» the Episcopal Church, fit. Paul, M. T. Juu* 23, 1853—2-41lf Emmett & Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. -ITT ILL attend to professional business VV in the various Courts of the Territory. IVirticu •r attention given to the location of I .and Warrants, buying and selling of lands, Ate. Land warrant" f«»r -*ak* for cash or ou tun**, oitice on the corner of W Abulia w and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. lIKNP.V L. MOSS. Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place , St. .Inthuny street, St. Paul, TINDERS his professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac tice of mcUdne* one of which \\a* »p« nt as Physician and Surgeon with the I’. S. arr in Mexico; he ilmters himself that he a 1 l be able to merit the c«.nitd*n«*c ol all who may favor him with a share ol their patronage. July 30, Uj6J—iStt DRS. POTTS & MORTON, HAVING as*4Kiated themselves together in the prac- i lice ol their profession, oiler their services to the ! citizens of St. Paul and its vicinity. office on Tiiird street, over 11. C. Sandford’s store, j DRS. BRISBINE & WILLEY, Physicians and Surgeon*, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul—first door aliove Combs ; Hooka lore. 3-lJy _ Removed. Dm. J- n. BAY lia. rcniuvnl I,l* uWcr over nicbcox’s , Drug store. Entrance on Oxl ir sk y. B. Thoae Indebted to the subacrtbeif. tyill be called apon for Immediate settlement. Chas. 11. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker, St. Paul, Min. Tor. Due attention paW to collection., an.l prowls rmiltie I promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and it paid at ur before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Land warrants bought and sold. 47y Truman Ml. Smith, Justice of the Peace , Public, Collector and General Jigent. HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite tha Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, paynu ut of TAKee, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having heel* iu the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of he Cities on the Minnesota river, he flatters himself that ha will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. X. B. Town lots in St- Paul, St. Anthony and all the ownson the Minnescta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms in the country with or without Improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 3by Boston Clothing Store RECEIVED yesterday by the American Express, only elfbl days from Boston, » (ret>h supply Summer CMfelßf- Also, one case of extra fin. Silk Hats. Call and look at them. ft. mu Jaa* 9, UN. dtf WIIITiNEY’S GALLERY iiaa'oaiiitiaoTisaa, Cor. Third and Cedar sis., SI. Paul. T'IIIS Gallery was built expressly for Uacuerrcotyplnu. and Is furiiMied with the VKKT BEST of Apparatus. The Sight is arranged upon the nvst approved scientific principle*. The proprietor use* his i »*est endeavors to please those who favor him with their palnmage. All arc respectiully Invited to call and ex amine si>eciracns. 43 MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Millinery Dress Sf Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladies of St. Paul and vicinity, that she I* prepared to do all kinds of work in her line, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carp»t Weavers. Every thing don** cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give Iter a call. Augott 27, 1833—3011 Witt. R. Marshall. Jos. 31. Mai shall. MARSHALL k CO., (Rligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS 111 Slii/0 and c<>mnioti Iron , Steel, Black- Hinlth’s T....N, Eliptlc Springs, Axels, Nails and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Plows and Agricultural Implements. 2-52 y c. j. post. d. prlslly. C. J. POST & Co., lyiiolcsalc ami Ih tail tirocers, Product and Provision Dealers , St. Anthony street, St Paul, opposite the American House stoves and tin ware. At A twell's old stand on Third Street, a Jew . doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good j a>aoruuent of Tin Wan , which lie will .-.ell at whole* «*aie or retail. AS*o, a genera! assortment of Stoves. Order* from country dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on >h at notice. OKO. UUS3KLL, Agent. ! St. Pa il, April 30, 1*53—33? Rogers House. Roberts Street ftear Fifth, St. Paul, Minnesota. fTTfIE subscriber has op. ned a-c uum.Hlations forboard- A er-, lodgers and travelers in the large brick build- j ing situated as above, where In* wid be happy to accoin m.Hlate to the extent ot lii» ability all who may oiler, lli.s j fertile are reasonable, and hi* table lurnished wiihall that | the market ail'ords. lie hopes his exertions to please w ill i coimnaud a reasonable share ol the public patr -nage. 2-llif JOHN ROGERS. Win. lllingw ortli, WATCH ANI) CLOCK Man » V ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifih to the iuhaliitantsof M. Paul l »r tludr kind patronage and support since his arrival from Knglaiid,and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the N. B. Having had thirty years experience In Manu f:»< during rlock> and Wale lies, «*i every description, h»* feels hlmS'dt competent to uudeilak<‘ any work intrusted j to hi> care. New watches made to order and wheels cut tor the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. | A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and I/'pines, and American clocks, Imth new and second-hand, CvHisUuily on hand and for sale at the above NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, rd Street, SI. Paul, I i>, Breastpins. Silver, Herman Silver! } Ides, Ring-,' Chains, etc. Mu.-ival Instruments, Fancy ; Articles, and Perfunicry. £j-~V!ock-, Watch*-, j J wclry, ct:., repaired on sh *rt notice. Nov. 2«, 1833—11 tf New Harness Establishment. rpilK subscribers would inform the cltizena *»f St. Paul A and all the country round about, that they are con duct. ng the above business in all iis branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Otlice, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, wuh all Kimlsof Har ness. Bridles, Saddles, Ply Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, el, . 51 VllilN ItltKW fk CO. Sr. Paul, April 20, f. 33. Jly J. R. BREWSTER, Hnusp, and Ornamental Painter. SI. i'attl, Minnesota Territory. CllA's 11. M A VO. V. BAXGS, Jr. CHARLES E. MAYO &. CO. (Successors to F. S. .\ciccll.) nriIOI.ES.VLK and Retail Healers hi Hardware and c itlorv. Manmaefmets ol and Dealers 111 Sieves and Tin Ware,Tiiird street, l.eiwec n Jlhlu -sola and ; ■ Roberts -ti et, St. Paul, Minnesota 17 Blacksmithing OF all kinds ox-< tiled with neatness ami dispatch, at ih< corner ol 6th and Broadway streets. ,-ep 24 tt L. 11. GRIFFIN. , Martin D. Clark, ARCHITECT &. BUILDER, would, ./A. inform the citizens of Bt. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kimlsof Carp* liter and Joiner work th tt liny hi* Intrusted to Ids car*-, with j 1 neatness ami de-patch* and In tn** latest styles of Archi i lecture; al-o stair building. For plans and spccdicatious, 1 call on the a>H»ve at hi> residence on Fort str-. t. Having devoted U s lime for many years to his business In the East, he feels assured that lie can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y i V T CHAMBLIN (HAS A MORGAN CHAMBLIN & MORGAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer* in Dry Goods, Slothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cap 3, &c, Third Street, St. Paul, .Minnesota. Ch*f ftV. Borup. Ch’s 11. Oakes. | ISO It ll* & OAKKS, BANK bliS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, St. Pauh Minnesota, TAKE the liberty to Inform the ni«*rcliant< and other bus ill' 'Ks men or tlm Territory, that they have lately I formed s icu t*u*inea.s coinieeiloiis in the principal cities | of the J a<t and South, as io be ai lc t > toailord them All usual Banking facilities. I TXcy will receive Current Bank Notes on deposit for ; which they will give their certificates' payable in like ■ furnls or in Coin, or Exchange on the Ea.-t at current J rates. Exchange on the East, South and Europe , bought ; and Sold , Collection* promptly atteiided t«j, and proceeds ! iorwarded less exchange. I.and Warrnn!* bought and sold. Vncnrram Bmk Holes taken al highest rates. Jan 21, 1861—134(ni E. HOVITZ” PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , Respectfully announces to the citizen* of st.! Paul, that he has ma«le this place his residence, and Is desirous of giving lessons on the Piano, Melodeoii and Organ, and instructions iu Thorough Buss. Mr. Ilorritz is coutideut that his experience in teaching music in Ger many, France, and this country, will enable him to give sat ist action. All orders left with Messrs LeDuc S. Kolirer will be j promptly attended to. | July 30, ISS.5 —46if NELSON GIBBS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office over C D Fillmore's Store, St Anthony street. ! '61—22-1 y Notice. P I TniS is to certify that all differences that may hare existed heretofore in regard to conflicting claims to [ property tn the town ot Eureka, Minnesota Territory, have . been amicably adjust' d, and al! persons are safe In pur , chasing from any of the undersigi.e I, who are the origin al proprietors of said town . lliram C a wood, N. Armstrong, n. J. Shirk, Samuel i.iech, Parsons K. Johnson, U. K. Terrell, G. Addison Brown, F. K. Peebles. E. Goodrich, F.urekA. June 7. 1554. Fern Leaves, ! SECOND series, and a new supply of the first *erles, i received by Express, and lor 6ale by E. HOWITZ 8l CO*, ’ At the Pioneer Bookstore, opposite the Post-Office. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ||t. Croix Susiiifss (Sol,l T. Clints. C. 1). Gllhk-ati. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. : Attorneys §■ Counsellors at Law , ’6J-52y STILLWATER, M. T. LLVI t. TIIOMTSOX. TIIEU. C. rARKCR. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys S,- Cou nnellor s at Law, 3 ttf SUU<T:iter, Minnesots Territory. A. VAN VORIIES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law ami Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to al! professional busin- s* intrusted to his care, tn the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. W iTSemmcs S J R McMillan II M Lewis SK.MMES, McMillan & lewis, Attorneys at Law and Solicit or sjn Chancery, Offices at Stillwater. Minnesota Territory and Hudson, Sr. Croix County, Wisconsin. *51—211 f SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successor* lo Churchill 4" Melton.) HAVE on lund a general assortment of Dry <h»ods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for «ale on as good terms as any cstab !l hm-*nt in the Territory. Tie y are also prepared to st«»re, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1953—24tf CHISAGO HOUSE. FI’LSOM fls. TULLER, PItOPIUETORS, Taylor's Falls, Minnesota. Accommodation* for traveller* and guests equal to any hotel in the United States. March 4.—2 d John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow Hiver, Wisconsin. WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to his charge. References.—T!i. houses he has built during the past year in the towns alvovc named. 43y TV. H. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min Ter. DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery* Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Bools aud Shoes,btc. 43y Blisrfllflnfous Carts. CLARK, LIBBY &. C 0., (Late Carleton , Clark 4‘ C 0..) SILK, AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Carpots, ifcc. 133 ErontUcay, between Liberty and Cedar Streets , NEW YORK. Parker P. Clark, ) ( inA A. Linuv, William King, S \D. S. Clark. D- w. Warren, ) ( April 22, ISol ll* EDMUND B. OTIS, iltturnni null vUnunsrllnr nt innr, A'o. 1, Devonshire street , Poston , Mass. Commissioner for Maine, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Mis souri and Minnesota. April 15, 1554 I>3l l*aac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law ami Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt alleiitiou lo aoy business intrusted him in the line of iiis profession, iu any part of tii** Territory. Particular at tention paid to hicatli.g lomd Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate in gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Fall*, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Falls, in Stevens’ Block. Everything In uur line constantly on band. Or* tiers from uppe country promptly filled. St. Anthony, August 20, IS53—4!Uf JEFFREY T.~ADAMS, M. D., PHYSIC IA JY AjYD SURUKOJY. Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. 48y G. Addison Brown, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT ami Dealer In Re al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. H-ly j. McMahon Holland, Attorney at Law and JS'otary Public, Sliakapen, Scott County, 31. T. August 13, 1853—48 y Mendota £ ouse, .Mendota, .Minnesota Territory. I WOULD respectful!}' Inform the public that I have taken the l arrihault House, n the town of McnUota, j mid am prepared to accommodate hoarders, permanent or tran>ient. j The house is newly fitted up, Is commodious ami ploas ' antly located, and no pains will lie spared to make it one j of the most comtortable iuthe West. ! July 23, 1853 —Istf JAMES BRI CE. Red Wing House, BY AN DU US DURAND, Bed Wing, Minnesota. £.3“ Boarders by the day or week entertained with the best rare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished wuh pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundan. eof game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vicin ity, with scenery unsurpassed m any part ot the upper Mississippi region. [J'i'v 16. 44tf THE WASSON HOUSE. By DAVIS & WII ITCH Hit* Shakopee. This new and commodious Hotel has been recently furnished at great expense, and is now ready to receive the travel ing public. The proprietors are experienced hands at the business, and will spare neither time lior money In order to render the sojourn of guests agreeable. Their table is supplied with every luxury the market af fords. Their stable is commodious aud their servants at tentive and polite. Fleasure Parties in quest of game cannot do better thin to visit Shakopee. Our lakes abound with fish and our prairies are covered with grouse. Shakopee, April 26. 1834* 33-tf Just Received ! TIIE largest assortment of Clocks ever imported to this territory;—consisting of the choicest kinds, from the most celebrated makers. A Also, a beautiful lot of Hunting and Tlaln Lever and Lepine watches. WM. ILLINGWORTH, Corner of Jackton and Fifth street*. St. Paul, May 30, dtf C. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Mlnneowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Mlnneowah, Fillmore, Cc., Office at the Wilkin House. THOMPSON & HAYNER Attorneys at Law , No. 25 Nassau street, New If rk City. Andrew Thompson, Henry Z. llavxer. French Burr Bill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Br.t Quality of every >untber in uie of Bolting Cloths, Portable .Mills. Smut .Ma chines, .Mill Irons, .Mill Spindles, Screen IVircs, Damsa/l Irons, Screws, Plaster of Paris, Sfc. ROCK’ ISL.I.YD, ILLIJYOIS. All .rth'lv. niau'ifacfircri or sold at this evtablialmient, warranted In all respecU, and offered on f.-ir terms. 40wt> D. L. CUN KLE ft CO. MONET to !.OAN on Real Estate Securttv. Apply to KICK, HOLLINSHEAD OL BECKER. St. Paul, May 23, ISSL dtf EASTERLY EXCHA.YGE WANTED by MARSHALL fc CO. St. Pant, June 22, 18S4. dfw Autobiography or an actkesh, by*™. Mmr aw, for sale by E. HOVITZ & CO. Office—Third Street, TUESDAY MORNING, The Good »ws from Keeps Cominu. After our was printed, the Royal we received the following gat'd to the laud bill : Ranking Hot sk or F. S. Dubuque, Mr. Owen's : Dear Sir: —We have Uie ing you that we have this despatch from Washington sage of the “ Minnesota Respectfully, F. S. In addition to the above, tiser of Friday contains the to the “ Sioux Half Breed sey's old and favorite upon unsurveyed lands. We prise alt the great measures labored so zealously for this all go through the Senate The bill providing for Half Breed Tract, has just Also, a bill extending the over unsurveyed lauds in will both pass the Senate in The salary of the Judges been increased to S2OOO per Mistakes of Itupiil Clias. A. Dana, of the gentleman who, as a izen we feel sure would a human being, or a ings. intentionally, has paper with gross errors date of “ St. Raul, June Bth, readers will remember, was Party,” and of course we little interest for his epistle find it in the Weekly [They don't send us their think they might alford to publish a Daily, and will We make an extract, some of those of St. belongs, and condemnatory here which do not really ‘ At the landing we were dial and friendly way, by by Gov. Gorman and though we had not been row, welcomed us with Carriages were at hand and of our party were on the wonders of the vicinity, ft tune to be taken iu charge Esq., long a correspondent St. Paul, and to tind a which bore some of the fellow-cxcnrsioners, with cicerone, first to a three miles from the town, Falls, to FortSuelling. Lake of St. Anthony, and so home and along the bank of the is built on a commanding formed by the junction of the Mississippi, and the the west of the St. Peter's best in Minnesota, if not States. Excellent it is thirty miles, going and us a fair specimen of it. A clayey soil,excel lent springs with occasional groves of our admiration at every yond praise this country it was whispered in my cars when the prairies are bitter and merciless, and over them with fatal land speculators at St. nant \\hi.~per ; but my questioned closely, denied said that their w inter keen, was equable, and fering than that of New that the snows, beginning gone in March. Healthy, sons, rich the soil, said, of the Territory : and ed to the throngs of tracted hither on the report before to occupy its lands, surveyed for purchase. counts some 80.000 white | double the number w ithin | seen little of it—-as little as ! competing regions of low a i I know that they are all | populated, wealthy and er makes the greutuessol I become a Western emigrant, it difficult to choose each has so many points ol ! leuce ; but I should be i in either, that with I independence would in a ! lily certain. My own taste j thcr down the Mississippi vicinity of Dubuque, or to I of Lake Pepin, but it could ill choice or a hard fortune homestead by the gentler banks of Lake Calhoun or other plains and bluffs of went there, I would still beware of the speculators in that embryo city of six sell in the business streets lots of twenty-five feet out beyond the limits of the you must pay $ 128, for a on. Why, building-lots are least quite as dear, as iu the go with its 70.000 people um of commerce nud of that one of these days St. I these rates, ami even go will be some time first and I deel of w ork to be iin the country back. i -land speculators” will j they meet with no i We can only account for of the above, by taking it writer has fallen into a j tourists, lie could have i really, of the immense relative prices of business | and St. Paul. Either his i was grossly wrong, or his I was not right, or both; we are prepared to endorse highest price ever paid in ' of choice business property Saturday. The sum was per front foot for twenty J est rates, at this time, j lars for the character of editor says were then I three thousand. It is iat the time be was here, (might bare been


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ocr: THE GREAT CENTRAL MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. CHEAT WESTERN (Canada) RAILROAD Forming with other lines the shortest, quickest, and route between Chicago, New York <5- ON and after Monday. Jan. 30th. passenger trains run daily (except on Saturday evening and morning) from Chicago ns follows : ls*ave Chicago ut 7a. M.. and 9r. m. The r. M. connects next morning at I let mi t with train for the over the Omit Western Railroad. Morning Train from Chicago connects at Michigan with N. A. and S. Railroad tor Ijifuyette ami Cincinnati. Through tickets tor Cincinnati. New York and and other cities east sold at the Michigan Central olllee. corner of Ijtke ami Dearborn streets, opposite Trcmont House, also ut the Depot Chicago. EDWIN NOYES, May 1, —fun. General Supcrinh ifleiit.


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ocr: MUTUAL. LIKKIVSIRANC‘E tOAH'A.Vy Of >KW YORK, Orricc 111, Broadway, Tbisity NETT ACCUMULATED FUND. FEBRUARY l,lf M $2,018,775 64. Stability, — Security,—Perpetuity ! THIS Company lia* row established itself on such a firm basis. that tt r«u offer to those «It-»>irii»K nit rn- Vestment on their litm.llmi greatest of all desideratum* In life ius u ranee, viz: full ami perfect sei uritv. Its his tort mi alin.mt, if not quite, without a parallel- Com menriitg i*t February, 184 A, (10yeara.no.) wilhavt a dollar Oi inpilal except it* receipt* for premiums, U has now an aeii.nl cash capit tl whuh is "invested In Romi* and Montages on Real Estate, principally in ilte cities of New Yori-and llrooklva, worth double the amount loaned thereon. of over *2 OOO.OOff. Ita receipts for pre i limin' during -he past live years lux e been nesrlv *Zc 200,OfH>, and for interest on in vestment over •Shi, « > and has pu d on policies terminated b> death during me •ante linn . nearlv •800,000. Its dividend* after reserv ing a hind sufficient to r. insure all out ' 1 --I‘V'v' were 52 percent the first five years, a id 33 1-3 per cent, the last five, on the amount of premiuma paid, being an average of over 42 12 per rent per annum lor ten years These divi.b n.la are added to the policy ai their rever a.onarv vaiue. payable at death with the amount ma.ir rd, or caijla a,.p1..d to the reduction of f.lu.e preml llin, «t the option of the insured. Ibe business of tbt Coin pail vis conducted strictly on the eash putn—n« ered,is and it is believed lo bold out greater induce ment* th»n any oilier coni pen v. whatever. Ii» rales of premiuin are as low us those of any goon f,(U e. arm -ire Is !i. ve.d to be low er thi.n some who pro f,-,s io ill suie from to 50 per cent less. res. to FREDERICK. H. WINSTON, Tres t. Isaac Abbott. So. y. Charles Gill, Actuary. JUSTUS I MeCARTY, Agent. Thus U Pot r*. M D , Medical Examiner. A •»» ll ,|e ~a—V 17.


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ocr: Cfjfcafio* BUR WELL A POWERS, M EII (J HA X T TAILO 11 S , AND DEMURS IX GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, A'o. 7 Tremont Building*. Drnrlmrn Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. "YI'ESSRS. BURM ELI, & POWERS, respectfully v s J invite the attention of gentlemen travelling ‘6s in the Northwest, as well as those re>irlingin Minnc [m[l sota, to their complete and efeiraot assortment of UIL GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Tim largest and most tasteful selection of the finest French, English. German and American clothing stuffs will he Kept constantly on hand, as it is the design of the proprietors to sustain the reputation of their establish ment as the Great Western Emporium of Fashion. Gen tlemen can leave measures w ith us. and have their orders tilled at any time, in the most fashionable styles. Strang ers visiting Chicago are invited to examine our e legant stock, at No. 7, Treinont Buildings, th arbon street. 11. BCKWFUi Chicago; .Tune 21-tf S. A. COWERS. Cleveland, O. General Commission and Advertising Agency* CHARLES WOOLLETT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


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