The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS, MOORE A PRATT, VOLUME 3. ®{|c gtailtt UUiMfsotiait. Published every Morning, (Sundays excepted) and delivered to subscribers in St. Paul at FIFTEEN' CENTS PER WEEK, Parable to the carrier weekly. tri-Weekly Minnesotian, $4 per annum. Weekly do $2 do TERMS OF ADVERTISING. LOWEST SATES OE CASH ADVERTISING IS DAILY. [Twelve tinee or leu constitutes a square.] •Suarr, 1 Insertion, $ .78 1 square, I year, $15.00 “ each aiMliloim), .78 ■» column, 3 him., 16.00 One week, 1.50 “ 6 u 22.00 •• Taro Weeks, 5.26 « 1 year, 39.00 •* One muntli, 3.50 H c.lumn, 3 mos., 20.00 “ Two months, 4.00 “ ti u 25.00 “ Three months, 6.00 « 1 year, 45 00 “ Sis mouths, B.ot) 1 column, 1 year, 65.00 Advertisements Inserted in both Dally and Weekly, one half price additional. BuaiSEts Cards, not exceeding five lines, Inserted at $5 per annum. Trau»iant to be paid for In advance. Lead **4 advertisement*, placed immediately before no tices of marriage* and death*, will be chanted double the above rate* when no! changed; and 60 ccnta per 10U) •m» f«»r eaeh change. All advertlaementa, utiles* the time is specified, will be Inserted till forbid, ami charm’d accordingly. Job Printing of every description, done in the best style and at the lowest rates. |t. Jkil 3Susineos Curbs. LUML'ND RICE WM. UOLLINSHEAD GEO. L. DECKER Bice, Holliiuhead & Becker, ATTORNEYS at Law, General Agents, and Dealers In Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Col lections made with promptness and on moderate term-. Drafts on New-York and all parts of Euroi>e for sale at current rates of Exchange. Real Estate bought ami sold, taxes paid, and all (he business of a general agency attended to with fidelity and despatch. M. S. Wilkinson. 1.. A. Babcock. J. B. Brisbln. WILKINSON, BABCOCK A BBIBBIN, Attorneys at Law. St. I‘aut, M. T. references: Kx-Gov. Ramsey, St. Paul, lion 11. 11. Sibley, Memlota Ingersoll k Hro., N- Y., Jno. C. Guirnes, X. Y. M— PClfy,fiMwtiWH \ Y Mo« J Willard, Sar Spa, N Y IIOBACE A. UIUEI.OW. C HA'S E* KLAKURAU BIGELOW &, FLANDRAU, Attorneys «.i Coun«iiurs at u». onceover i.. B. Wait Co.’s Store, Third street, (below Rob erts) SL Paul. Mlune»ota Territory. Will attend promptly and carefully to professional busl lieas In all the Courts 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 sums on good security. Jan 7 17-1 v JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATT OR NR V AT LA IV, Office over Irvine’* store, SL Anthony street, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. ATTORXKYS AND COrXSKLLOKS AT I.AW. Of flee In the Secretary’s room in the capital, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-1 y W. P. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Mink. Terr. WILL atteud promptly and diligently to all business Intrusted to him. Jluiv ng made himself acquaint- 1 ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands j In the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants to the beat advantage. Persons at a distance may send , their warrants here and their interests will be attended ; to as If they were present. JC?" Office on Third sreel. September 17, 1361. Me tarty A Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Late. Office Corner of St. Anthony and Market aired*. ' William M. Me Carty, Sot ary Public. V 11 Dustin, U. S. District Attorney . j M. E. AMES. ISAAC VAN ETTEN AMES & VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Luw, and Solic itors in Chancery. Office comer Third and Minnesota street*, St. Paul, M.T 1 *-*y D. COOPER, Attorney at Laic , RESUMES the practice Ut Ids profession, and will at tend to all busine>s entrusted to him in the courts the Territory. 53* Office in the Rice House. May 28, 1853—37 y MERRITT ALLEN, AUwarf and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pier sc, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, H AVISO been Register of the Laud Office under the late administration, he is able to select the best a id tu the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. Office ou Cedar street, next door to tho Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M.T. June *26, 1853—‘2-4ltf Emmett A Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. TX/’ILL attend to professional business sw In the various Courts of the Territory. Part leu or attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lauds, Ac. l*und warrants for >ule for cash or on time, office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July I, 1862. 11 EX RY_ L. MOSS. Dr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place , St. Anthony street , St. Paul, TENDERS his professional services to the citizens of St. Paul und vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac tice of medicine, one of which was spent as Physician and Surgeon with the 17. S. army In Mexico; he flatters Himself that he wi 1 be able to merit the Confidence of all who may favor him with a share of their patronage. July 30, 1863—46tf DRS. POTTS A MORTON, HAVING associated themselves together in the prac tice ot their profession, offer their services to the citizens of SL Paul and its vicinity. tr Office ou Third street, over 11. C. Sandford’s store. DRS. BRISBINE & WILLEY, rhjsicians and Surgeon*, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul—first door above Combs Bookstore. 3-l2y Removed. DR. J. 11. DAY lias removed Ills office over Hlchcox’s Drug store. Entrance on Cedar st. N. M. Those indebted to the subscriber Will be called Upoti for Immediate settlement. Chas. H. Parker, Banker and Exchange Broker , SL Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and process remitte I promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and ir paid at or before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts •n eastern ami southern cities, constantly for sale. Lund warrant* bought and sold. 47v Truman M. Smith, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public , Collector and General Agent, HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite the Post Office, comer of Third and Minnesota sLs., where be will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been In the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and 0! he Cities on the Minnesota river, he flatters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. X. B. Town lota In St Paul, St. Anthony and all the owns on the Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices* Also, farms In the country with or without Improve ments. (St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y Fw Suburban Rrsldrnres. SEVERAL splendid two and five acre lets only one mile from the corporation limit*, are now for sale— Terms, pari down and tlic balance on time. Other des cription of Real Estate for aalc, Information concerning wblcb can be bad by calling on JAN. STARKEY, Real Katata Dealer, Third tiucct, St. Taul. April :9 l.'oi t!33 WUlTNiirs GALLEKY OF Cor. Third and Cedar sts., Si. Paul. 'T'HIS Gallery was built expressly for Daguerrcotyplns, and Is furnished with the VBKT BEST of Apparatus. The light Is arranged upon the ni-»*l approved scientific principles. The pr*>|»rietor uses his bent endeavors to please those who favor him with their patronage. All are respectfully invited to call and ex amine specimens. 49 MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner , Dress Sf Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the ladles of St. Paul and vicinity, that she Is 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 Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap aud in a workmanlike manuer. Please sire her a call. A ugest 27, 1.853—601 f _ Win. R. Marshall. Jos. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS In Stiyo and common Iron, Steel, Black smith’* Tools, Eliptic Springs, Axels, Nails and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Plows and Agricultural implements. 2-52 y C. 3. POST. B. PRESLEY. C. J. POST & Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Produce and Provision Dealers, St. Anthony street, St. Raul, optKislte the American llou&e ; STOVES AND TIN WARE. i At Newell's old stand on Third Street, a few I doors west of Jackson street . TIIK subscriber will keep on band constantly a go**! assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole bale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from country dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. | St. Paul, April 30, 1853—33 y Roger* House. Roberts Street .Vear Fifth, ‘St- Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opened accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers In the large brick build ing situated as above, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability ail who may offer. His terms are reasonable, and Ids table furnished with all that the market affords. He hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share oi the public patronage. 2-41 tf JOHN ROGERS. W in. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man- M. VV ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth J. street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks flllftjflp to the inhabitant* of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, and hopes through strict attention to busiuess to merit a continuance of the same. X. R. Having had thirty years experience In Manu facturing Clocks and Watches, of every description, he feelshlmseir compelentto undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. £3" A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers aud lupines, aud American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, rd Street, St. Paul, 1 ■'RKALER iu Gold and Silver watches, Jew- Mm dry, (odd pens, Peuclls, Chains, Brace- /e*\ j let K Breastpin >, Silver, German Silver, nud Planed Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Thlui-®**® 1 tiles. Rings, Chains, etc. Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles, and Perfumery. J3"Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, etc., repaired on short i notice. Nov. 26, 1853—11 tf 1 New Harness Establishment. 1 rTTHE subscribers would inform the citizens of St- Paul X and all the country round about, that they are con • ducting the above business in all its branches, on Third ■ street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers | can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of llar ! uess, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, I etc. MARTIN DREW & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1053. 32y J. R. BREWSTER, Douse, Sign, und Ornamental Fainter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 1 i ha’s e. mayo. e. bangs, Jr. i CHARLES E. MAYO &. CO. (Succc»»ors to F. S. Newell.) WMfHOLKSALK and Retail Dealers In Hardware ; ▼ W and Cutlery, Manufacture?s of and Dealers in Stoves and Tm Ware,Third street, lietween Mlnucsota and ! Roberts street, St. Paul, Minnesota 17 Blacksmithing OF all kinds executed with neatness ami dispatch, at the corner of 6th and Broadway street-. I sep 24 tt L. 11. GRIFFIN. Martin D. Clark, i A RCIIITECT & BUILDER, would j iA- inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding j country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter ’ and Joiner work that may be Intrusted to ills care, with neatness and despatch, and iu the latest styles of Archl [ lecture; also stair building. For plan* and specifications, call on the above at ills residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his busiuess in the Ea»t, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all ; ! who may favor him with their patronage* 2-17 y Oakland Cemetery. I FWIIIE public are hereby notified that the grounds set ! JL apart tor burial purposes, under the above designa tion, have been duly surveyed into lots, which are now of fered for sale at the lowest rate which will cover the ex ! penses„of the laud, and the improvements which the irus ! tees contemplate making thereon. Those desiring lots | may apply to Mr. B. F. Hoyt, or to the secretary of the ! association, at his office. ALEX. RAMSEY, Prat. i J. Esaias Warren, Scc’y. St. Paul, November 12, ’63—fitf 1 A T tHAMBLIN (.HAS A MORGAN CHAMBUN & MORGAN, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Slothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota. Ch't \V. Borup. Ill's 11. Oakes. If OR CP &. OAKES, 11A5KEK5 A,\ 1> EXCHANGE DEALERS, St. Paul, Minnesota, TAKE the liberty to inform tho merchant* and other btisin* ss men of the Territory, that they have lately I formed s toll bu>ine*s connections iu the principal cities j of the 1 a-t and .South, as to be able to toadord them AH usual Banking facilities. ! TV*y will receive Current Bank Notes on deposit for 1 J which they will give their certificates payable in like j funds or in Coin, or Exchange ou the East at current i rates. I Exchange on the East, South and Europe , bought \ and Sold, Collections promptly attended to, ami proceeds j forwarded less exchange. Land Warrants bought and sold, rncurrant K ink notes taken at highest rates. | Jan 21, 1851—19-6111 E.HOVTTZ, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , Respectfully announces to the citizens of st. Paul, that he has made this place hi* residence, and Is desirous of giving lessons on the Piano, Melodeoit and Organ, and Instructions In Thorough Has*. Mr. Horritz . is confident that his experience In teaching music in Ger , many, France, and this couutry, will enable him to give 1 satisfaction* > All orders left with Messrs LeDuc It Rohrer will be . promptly attended to. , j July 30, 1863—46tf I 1 At Le Due** Bookstore. J UST received, a new assortment of Books S. Brok.t’ best Cutlery; Hack Gammon Board*; Chessmen, stationery, etc, at low prices* Le DEC’S Bookstore, Cor 3d and Wabasha sis, opposite the po*t Office. Notice. TIIF. umirrsinned, ASN S. BR/.VS.I/ADE, will apply lo to the Jwlpe of Probate for the County of Kainx v, at his office In St. Paul. ollTuetolay, the6th <lav of June. lss4,at 10 o’chick A. M..for letters of Afimtni.'- tration..n the Eatutr of JOltS If'. BRLVSUADE. < le. tea««l. ASX 5. SEI.NSMAPE. 1 St. Paul, liar 11, ISjf. 30t4 SAII\T PAUL, |t. Croix joiisintss (Curbs. GolJ T. Curtis. C. D. niltllean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. i Attorneys 4* Counsellors at Law , ’63—52y .STILLWATER, M. T. LEYI E. TIIOMPSOX. TIIEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, j Attorneys Counsellors at Law, 1 3 ltf Stillwater, .Minnesota Territory. a 7 van VORHES, \ TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT ■2A. Law and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business intrusted to his care, in the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1862. W H Semmes S J R McMillan H M Lewis semmes, McMillan & lewis, Attorneys at Law and Solicit or sjn Chancery , Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota Territory and Hudaou, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. ’54—21 tf SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill 4* Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on a* good term* as any estab lishment iu the Territory* They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1853—24tf CHISAGO HOUSE, FULSOM & TI LLER, PROPRIETORS, Taylor's Falls, Minnesota. Accommodations for travellers and guests equal to any hotel in the United States." March 4.-25 John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to his charge. References.—Th. houses lie has built during thepa*t year In tlie towns al>ove named. 43y W. H. C. Folsom, Taylor’s Falls, Min Ter. PtEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, M-J Provision*, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Hoots aud Shoes, Ac. 43y ffiififfUaneoos Curbs. CL AR K, LI BBY 4C 0., (Late Carleton , Clark 4* C 0.,) weonv&m Aws jsasaas ©/ SILK, AND FANCY DRY GOODS, [ Carpots, tfcc. 139 Broadicnj, between Liberty and Cedar Streets, ' NEW YORK. Parker P. Clark, ) t ira a. Lidbv, i Wilmam Kixo, > <O. S. Clark. | l)- \Y. Warren, ) ( April 22, ISot tf32 EDMUND B. OTIS, ilthiriiftj mill tTnunsrllnr at I'mu, No. 1, Jjtxonshirc street, Boston, Mass. Commissioner for Maine, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Mis souri aud Miuuesota* April 15, 1854 lySi Isaac Atwater, \ TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT riL law ami Solicitor In Chancery. Will give prompt j attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his 1 profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at- i teutiou paid to locating 1-md Warrants, Payment or Tax es, sale of Patents when Issued, and Real Estate in gen eral. Office at Bt. Anthony, on -Main street, opposite the Fail*. MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SW EET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Fall*, in Stevens’ Block. Every thing In our line constantly on hand. Or der* from uppe country promptly filled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1863—49tf “JEFFREY~T. ADAMS, M. D., PIIY SIC IA.V A.VV SURGEOJY. Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, M innesota Territory. 48y_ G. Addison Brown, C 1 ENKRAL INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer In Rc- W al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota* 17-ly j. McMahon Holland, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Shakapee, Scott County, HI. T. August 13, 1853—48 y Mendota House, Mendota, -Minnesota Territory . I 'WOULD respectfully inform the public that 1 have taken the Farribault House, .n the town ot Mendota, and am prepared to accommodate boarder*, permanent or transit nt. The house is newly fitted tip, is commodious and pleas antly located, and no pains will be spared to make it one of the most comfortable iu the West. July 23, 1853—45tf JAMES BRUCE. Bc«l Wing House, BY ANDRUS DURAND, Red Wing, Minnesota. ftj 5 * Hoarders by the day or week entertained with the best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished with pleasant and comfortable rowins. Abundance of game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vlcin itv, with scenery unsurpassed in any part of tlie upper Mississippi region. [July 16. 44tf THE WASSON HOUSE. BY DAVIS 4c WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new and commodious Hotel ha* bet u recently furnished at great expense, and is now ready to receive the travel ing public. The proprietors are experienced hands at tiie business, and *iil spare neither time nor money iu order to render the sojourn of guest* agreeable. Their (aide is supplied with every luxury the market af ford*. Their stable is commodious and their servants at tentive and poli.e. Pleasure Parties iu quest of game cannot do better thin to visit Shakopee. Our lakes abound with fish and our prairies are covered w itli grouse. Shakopee, April 26, 1854- 33-tf c. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Minncowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Minncowah; Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin Heii*e. THOMPSON & HAYNER Attorneys at Law, No. 25 Nassau street, New YV rk City. Andrew Thompson, Henry Z. Hayner. French Burr Bill Stone MANUFACTORY. Tlie Bent Quality of every Knmber in use »t Bolting Cloths, Portable Mills, Smut Ala chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen Wires, Danisa/I Irons, Sereu-s. Plaster of Paris , Sfe. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. All srtlcle. maniifacuiretl or sold st this establishment, warranted In all respects, and ottered on fair terms. 401116 l>. L. CTXKLB fc CO. Hanford, Thayer & Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in all kiuds of Clothins. Shirts, Drawers, and Furnishing Goods Also, Oil and Rubber Gt**ls, No. 180 and 182, corner of Main aud Green streets, 81. Louis, Mo., tnayftdwly Next building below Virginia Hotel. NELSON GIBBS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office over C D Fillmore’s Storo, St Anthony street. ’51—22-1 y ATLANTA MONEY Ilf E will redeem; h per cent, for Gold. Other money W V ■» per cent. WANTED. —One good book-keeper. •dlt BORUP A OAKES. IDO bble, COO log.-, COO Jars. Loaf Lard, In store jqj! for tale by S W Me MASTER. I j | it 1 I it a J ! ! i :


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: C|ttag>. * G. H. >v L. LAFLI.V, PAPER COMMISSION .MERCHANTS AXI) MAXUFACTVREItS .WESTS, 175 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. V GENTS for 1-illin Brothers I-aid and Wave Letter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane \ Co.\s Superior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith .V Peter's Printer’s Cards and Card Board: Koomi - \ Co's Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller ,t; Co's Tobaccos; Wc-ttield Whips and 1.-i-hos ; L'lllin ,X Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safety- Fuse. kr.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Earle S. Goodrich & Co.


ocr: Cljicaoo. G. 11. & L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AXI) MANUFACTURERS AGENTS. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for I--ifiiii Brothers laid and Wave letter. Cap. Hat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane & Co.'s Sujierior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith A: Peter’s Printer’s Cards and Card Board: Ijoomis & C'o’s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller it Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and Lashes ; Litlin & Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safctv Fuse, &c.


ocr: Roth t-slanh. E. T. SAWYER & CO., FIRWARDIXG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Steamboat Agent-*. Rock Islauri. Illinois. Merchandize. Produce, and provisions contracted through to and from New York and Boston, to Rock Island, ami to any point on the Mississippi, at the lowest rates, by either of the fol lowing lines: WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE; NEW YORK AND MISSISSIPPI LINE. RnTCRExrHs—G. C. Kidder, Boston, I’. L Gregory, F. W. I-aw.son. Sawyer, Wallace A Go.. New York ; Houghteling A Shepard, T. W. Alexander A Co. Chicago : J. B. Parson. Wall A Widen. St. Louis ; B. H. Campliell & Co., Galena ; Hammond A Hall. Dubuque ; Wm. R. Marshall A Co., St.


ocr: WHOLESALE AND RF!TAIL GROCE* RY AND PROVISION STORFL TIIE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN MOTION.' IYU LI.IS, LIVINGSTON A CO., have Just received from the East and South, a large and general a*t sortment of Groceries and Prothiensf consisting in par- of the following-. 25 hogsheads No. 8 clarified Sugar. 25 Crushed and Powdered “ 40 hbls. Molasses aud Syrup. 50 boxes Cheese W. R. 5 drums Codfish. 15 bhls. Mackerel. 20 chests Teas, assorted. 50 boxes Honp. 20 kegs Tobacco, assorted. 5 casks Dried Beef. 20 “ Hams and Shoulder!. 10 “ Clear SbIHL Joo bhls Me** Pork, ion keg* Pig* Fret. 10 hags Coffee. 50 boxes candles Star and Tallow. All those wishing to purchase fresh good*, and *t ihii prices, will please give 11* a call, as our stock will »e constantly replenished during the season. | St. Paul, April 2l*t, 1854. r_L_ 1


ocr: NOTICE. Selliug oil' al Cost. rilllG subscribers oiler their stock cheap for cash JL the following rates; Golden Syrup at DO cents per gallon; St. l.ouis S II Molasses (».» cents per gallon; Butter at 18 cents per lb; Sugar cured Hams at 13 rents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 0 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Candies, Salt, Ac. DRES3LER A GEORGIT, March Fth, 1R54. 47 If Upper Landing


ocr: PROPOSALS WILL be received by the undersigned until the Ist of May, for the delivery at this post, on or be fore the lstof September next, of twenty-five hundred bushels of corn, in good sacks. Each bid will be accompanied by n written offer from two responsible persons, to become security tin der bonds of SIOOO, for the faithful performance of the contract. Extravagant bids will not be considered, no will one bidder be accepted ns security for another. Fort Ridgely, M. T., March 20. 1854. J NO. C. KELTON, 50—It] A. A. Quarter Master.


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ocr: Tltrotitfli Lino—Mt Loula iiiml Ml. Find. I*III*UFt! /T 'i* v.uNx 11 IK NKW AND KI.KOAST MOIIT [ 1k,.4* ..• /fS Draught HU ainer NfF'Vima AHMIItAI,, -TSJTnRBO*!U I|I N lIItUOKH. Via I, i will run ii* a "•/ iilar Ca**"ugei' I'ackid b"lwci ii Ht. I'aul mid Ht. Dml«, du dug the xear'im, milking ii'gular trip*. The ADVIIItAI, I* a new and *lauiicli luillt eraft, uf aupe tint lielglit and pa**"ugcr uccummudallun. and I* th" fa*t "*! a* well a* Hie •al'"*! hunt uu the I'pper Ml*.iH*lp|d; Itav lug b",*n luillt iileliT Hi" reillllretlU'lll* nf Ih" late Hteaill built law, and being pruvl'lrd with I,If" Dual*, I .If" iTc'ier H i*, Hteam Ullage* Ac. The Admiral tuiiehe* at Ualntin, Ititbiupie, and all oilier In I .'itii." Hi. 11< purl*. Km- Kielglil nr l'a*»ng<', apply on heard, nr tn J. ('. HI'III'ANK A f‘<),. JOHN M I.AMIt, Ht. I'mil. VV Aid, a WIHKN. nr OTIH VV KST, HI. Dull*. mvldAwC.m T. 11. CONNKIt. Ualeitn, (.it leu tv Hid 31 iii nr -ot it I'ltrkPi I'o. AIIHA.NOT.MTNT FOR IHG4. 3tr,imttH.


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ocr: J. w. fOXti. M. s , KLLLOUO BOX!) & KELLOGG Apothecaries and Druggists, St. Anthony Street. ST. PAVL, MIXXESOTA. WHOLESALE AND UCrvII DEALERS IN Date., Met>icixs«, Chemicvi.s, White Lead, Oil*, t a ixt», (all colors,) Vumihes, Wixdow Ol >»s, Ci»»» imi Bbiiiakia Ware, Dvs rtrirrs, a..U but VV.IIE CvXDISS, I.IQIORS, Ssflisr, Ton.it:. o, PaTk.vt Med iti.VE', Pkrki surar, and Fax. cv Articles, £c.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


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ocr: Cijfraao. G. 11. \ L. LA FI.IN, PAPER COMMISSION ME Ill'll ANTS .i v/* m.wrh'M'rtmats ahexts, . 175 .'<u Til WATER STREET. CHICAGO, 11.1.1N018. V GENTS for Eiliiu Brother-Ijiid and Wave l,etter. Cap. Elat.tap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Cinue \ < o.'s .'•iipfilor Colored Medium Bond. Th,:ue and En\e|,,pe Papers; 111 i 111 Peter's Printer’s Cards and Card Board; l.ooniis \ Co's Dome .tie and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller .V Co's Tobaccos; U'i-tlii|| Whips and Isi - lie • ; I.'illin \ Hmith's celehrtited (inn powder and Safety E l e. Ac.


ocr: TDoltlff. T IIF WANS U N II (I INF, in in vis a Mian ni'H. nlMKawiu, f IIIIH i»**m sail I'HMinr"limn lintel tins lii>,'n recriiHv fur 1 nhlM'il Ml (fl'M/H <’»|«>|Ml, Ml||| l» HUM IMrtdy 0, | ••«•**!« ** • i,« 114, s <ll opr |,,(I ill,’ Him |i|,i|i||,'|ii|» mo< , s (..<il«Mi<ni I liMirU mi Him Im-ilih's*, miml sill »(»mi’m im'lilimi' Uni" 100 IIMIIM I 111 lud'T 111 |Ml|i|m|' Him allflllll'll <|| gIIM»|S M|/I'MMM|||m llll'lf lllllll' U ,|||l|ljll*l| silll I'H'iy luVUIV lll*' lllMllvf'l Ilf I,ll’ils. 'I lu ll liililm iMiiiiiiiiMliiiiia, Mini Ihi'lr servants mI Imlil I \ M miml |m i| 11 m . I li M-iiiM (imillm, ill #|UM„t iif iriiniM rii iiimil r|«, lif It Mr Hum In v MI Hmk'i| Our l.iUi i iilkmuml sIHi (Mi, miml tini prairie* him envered silli grame, limy 27 If. UAI,KN.t 110 l Nt:, flllli: suits* rltirr bus provided fur Him ur cam mod Milan I ill Itinirilrrsj liolli by Him ilmv mill by llie wm't, with nr wlHiiuit bulging—m vi r> iiimlitriili' prices. I minin' fur Him Hiilmiim llniiae, til Him Ural Irollilliitf all ItnliMita ■ireel iilhivm ’l'lllnl, nppm.Hr VN iniii A I onlrv 'a ( lulliliitf lore. J a 17-!i- ly WM. TfclJMOftfe. misninsi|>|>| 1101 NK. naiisßH or KAiu.ie on him. ntm., st. imul, Miwnrsar*. f|1lli; sabu iilimi Inis luken ilia nbnve Imusf iiikl fllli'd ft It ii|i lor Him rrrrpllnn a( boarders, 111 a si) Ir misiir (iiissmil liy mu) liaasii la Him Territory. Ibmfilliig liy Him dny ar week mu rensanablr Irruis. E. E. TIIOMI’HON. HI. I’iiiil, April 14, 'fi.T—yfia. IIIMIiIHXU. A FEW rrsptM|iib|« boarder* will And a comfortable liaiiiM ut nindentla charges, 111 one of Hie mast call* 1 1 hI purls af the city. E. HOWE. MsiikHla City, June 2, -7-ly. MRItTIfOTA HU If! lb mi:vimiii. I Would re»pMrtfully liiluria Him public Him) I lihvm Inkmii Him FarrlbmiH llmisr, In Him lawn of Mellila* In, mid mu prepared la nrroiunioiiatt! bmirdrr*, perma iimiii or trmisb'iil. The liaii«M Is newly fined up, Is rainniadlans, mid plrnsuntly larnlfd, mid no pnlna will lie spared la my cmlcuvnr* to innke It anu of Hie mast eanifarliible In llie West. jam eh tint ce. Memt.Ua, July 10. JNO. 11l ANT tilt ft, KO.irttilVfl IIOI'HK In building formerly occupied by H. 11, P pence r. F.s»| , TrioMr«ede* Mans, kllnne ala WANTF.I). rnwo Fmohilms Hull mu a dii nil kinds of Itmiseworh Hit" | Mill be iinplnycd la III" fmttllv af Hie I'liMplsim mrot ohm in that w f t,ajd. Mmime ut Fort ladling may 20 If


ocr: AbricK. Selling off at Coat. THAI IF. subscriber* oiler llieir stoek cheap for rnsh JL the following rate*: Holden Hyrup nt 90 cent* per gallon; Ht. Louis H II Molasses tia cents per gallon; Rutter nt 18 cent* per lb; (Sugar cured llnm* at I t rents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Bides, 10 do Hhoulders, 9 tlo Rico, H do Good llnrley, 10 do Roup, Caudles, Halt, Ac. DKEBBLER A HEORHIf, March Bth, 1854. 4? tf Upper Lauding


ocr: CJRtauo. G. If. & L. LAFLIN, PAPER C OMMISSION MERCHANTS A XI) MAXI’FACIVitERS AG EXT*. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for Lilliti Brothers Laid and Wave Letter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Ikuni and other Papers; Crane A; Co.'s Superior Colored Medium. Bond, Tissue and F.melope Papers ; Smith & Peter's Printer's Cards and Card Board: Liomis A Co's Domestic ami Imported Cigars; Thomas C\ Miller k Co's Tohaceos; Westfield Whips and Lashes ; Dalliii & Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse. kc.


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ocr: I*olt Tl' EIGHT M’LENDII) LOTS, Cio.vpKisiNG m o a m» half acres each, j aud situated near Si, Paul. < apilaliste, strangers, »r citiieu* xv"hmg to purrh ue desiraide property for Couagt Residences, \it l.vs and Siimiter House*, are bivit -.l to call and take oxt I xok at tiie locality. The soil is of the first yunlity, »nd adapted for Gardening •r l,V4i cukttru of lit-; Grape. HENRY MTCENTY, Dealer in Real Estate.


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ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Atti rney at ,F.. m>, Hudson. St. CVout Cinnty. Tl'i JOSEPH BO XV KO N . Actary Public and Lund Agent, TltuLon, St. Croix County, I Yiiconsin. rflE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made by Military l and Warrants. Blank Deed, and Mortgage* constantly on hand, and conveyance* enre- lull) and promptly attended 10.


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ocr: Smustmcnts. i “SOIREE FAXTASTiqiE.” MARKET HALL, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 4; SATURDAY, June 22,23, and 24. THE FAKIR OF SIYA Has arrived with Ills Immense Cain net ! !! And will appear in his UXP AR A LLE LED WOXUK R S IN HIS VALACK OF ENCHANTMENTII In the sty le of M AGNIFICEN CE and GRANDEUR That lias characterised his Entertainments elsewhere. Tickets 50 Cents—Children 25 Cents. June 19 lit f


ocr: G. 11. A L. LAFLIX, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS A -YD MAST FA CrrHERS AGENTS, 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for 1.-illin Brothers 1.-iid and Wave lartter. Cap. Elat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane A Co.'s Su)iorior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers; Smith A Peter's Printer's Card., and Card Board: Lomuis Co's Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller A Co’s Tobaccos; We-tlield Whips and Dishes : Kilim A Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safctv Fuse. Ac.


ocr: FASHION A BLE M 1 LLI XER V. MRS. MARVIN would announce to the ladies of St. Paul, that she has just received from New York a large, varied, and splendid assortment of Bonnets of the latest Summer Styles. She flatters herselfthat upon ex amination, it will he conceded that as handsome a stock of Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, Ate., was never belore brought into the Territory. ALSO;—Bareges, Dress Silks, Ac., sc., all of which will be sold Ht trices iliau the same goods were ever before offered this market, (June 16, 9tf. rMTO the consumers of Fine Imperial Teas and M I.nguern and Java Coffees, —Our selection of above necessary articles of domestic use have made with great rare. Also, an extensive of Segars from sls to $lO per M. KELLOGG A: KINNEY. MinnesntlMi copy. 2—4


ocr: Through Line—St. Louis and St. l'aul. ttv*ls«\‘.ii* Jacket! fg , k THE NEW AND I I.KGANT LIGHT ’ K. i. Uraeghl Sti amcr Noybfijiji ADMIRAL BROOKS. Mas‘.« r. will run as a reg ular Pa< enuer Packet between St. Paul and St. I.ouis, du ring the-ear-on. making regular trips. The AI 'MI RAI. i; a new and staunch liuilt ova ft. of supe rior height and ] it senger ace numodatiou. and i- the fast est as well a< the safest heat on the Upper Mississippi; hav ing h.-cu bail? ia h r the r-quirements of the late Steam boat ! ,v. and being provided with Life Boats, Life Pre-cr vers. >team Guage.;. ,Vc. The A-huiivl toiicl.es ;;t Galena, Dubuque, anil all otbei iatecnie hate port . For Freight or Pr.e a-.'e. :■ j plv on board, or to .1. I . PI RBANK .V CO., .'o||N M. I.AMIk St. Paul. WALL ik WH EN, or OTIS WEST. St. Isuiis. myld.kwPin T. D. CONNER. Galena. Galena and Minnesota Packet Co. ARRANGEMENT FOR 1854. rrrr--., THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA t PACKET COMPAN \ will run a daily line ' of Boats iluring the ensuing seasoii, be tween Galena, Stillwater xud St- Paul, stopping at all intermediate landings, leaving Galena at 12 M-, daily, except Siimliix s. The line will consist of the NOMINEE, Captain R. Bi.xkf.ly. WAR EAGLE, I). 8. ll\nni«. GALENA, “ D. B. Moukiiouse, ROYAL ARCH, “ E H.Gi.EtM. All first class boa's, and commanded by experienced and accommodating officers. These boats will connect, at Galena, with the .Saint Louis and Galena daily line of steamers, which line connects at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. This Company’s boats being United States Mail Steamers their punctuality can he confidently relied 11)1011. Freight shipped at St. Louis, or between St. Louis and Galena, on the St. Louis and Galena line of Boats to points above Galena, will he re-shipped at Gulciih free of charge for drayage or forwarding without de lay. The Railroad bet wen Galena and Chicago, connec ting with the various Eastern Roads, is now completed within a few miles of Galena, ami the unfinished por tion rf the Rond stocked with comfortable Stage Coaches. 11. 11. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Galena. 51-tf MINNESOTA RIV ER PACKET.


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ocr: it. Law Tarawa Saw. Id bis office sat a lawyer— Id the street stood a sawyer. On the lawyer’* serious face Tou con Id read a knotty cawa. Needing law; Wlille the sawyer gaunt and grim* On a rough and knotty limb, Run Ll* saw. N>w the siw-horse seemed to mu Like n double X lu fee j And the saw, Whichever way t’was thrust, Jtf u*t l»o followed by the dust, Like the law* And the log upon the rack, Like the client on the track, Played his pau— As the teniperr-d teeih of s!e»*J llade a wound that would uot heal, Through the heart. And each sever*! stick that fell, Jd its falling seemed to tell All too plain Of the many severed ties That In law suits will arise, Blinking pain. Then methougbt the sturdy paw, That was using axe and saw On the wood— Held a yielding mine of wealth With Its honest toll and health— Doing good. If the chips that strewed the ground, By some stricken widow found lu her need, Should, by light and warmth, Impart Blessing to her aged heart, Happy deed. This »'oncluslon,'then'l draw, That no exercise of Jaw Twisting India Ruber late. Is as good As the exercise of paw On the handle of the saw,

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


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ocr: EAItUE S. GOODRICH & CO., PROI’KILTOKS, PIONEER BUILDINGS, BENCH STREET YOL. I. DAILY PIONEER. rimUAlIKb ATKT. PAUL. MINNESOTA. kvkky week day mokm.no by EARLE S. GOODRICH & CO., I’ionecr Bench Street, near junction with Third. •DAILY FiONEKR, si A' DOLLARS t‘t:u ASXUM. RATES OF ADVERTISING. TRANSIENT ADVKRTISKMENTS—One Dollar pcrSquare t»f Ten Lines, for the fir t insertion, and Fitly Cent* per £*jquuic for each Mub-equeiit in>erti«»n. V EAKIA r ADVERTISEMENTS—Ten lines of Non pa riel ♦vj»e make a Sjuare: R Square, 1 insertion. $ 75 1 Square one year,- - * sls 1 Square, each additional 25 d months, - 15 1 .Square, om* week, - - 1 25 oluinn, 6 months, - 22 1 Sjuare. two weeks, -*J ido djtVdiiinn. one year, - dO 3 Sjuai-**. one mouth, - d si) d mouths, - 20 1 Square, two months, 4UO MVluimi, 0 months, - 28 3 Sjuare. three months.t> on one year, - 40 1 Squar**. six months, - 8 00 1 Column, one year, - 65 AdvertiMMiieiit.-* inerted in l>otli Daily and Weekly I’io fni*r. one half jirh^^dditionai. All AdvertiMunents, unless the time is specitied, will be inserted till forhid.and charjjwl accordingly. It-M.K and .lob e\ec.ite«l at this ollict* in a supe rior i»t\le, at reasonable rates. Saint jJaul Business £avi>s. 6.W. 1511)1)1.K, WIKiKON' PF.NTI-T. Main Street, between St. Peter's ami Market. SI. Paul. la. >IA R VI. V, IWM.O! J\ sillll'.S, BOOTS, ,Vc., Ac., Third Street, near It.'i.'i iSt Paul. Mlts. 1.. MARVIN, FASHIONABLE MILLINER, Thirl Street, near Roberts. SI. Paul. CATTISHY .v HKXSOX, 1.1 VERY ST.UtI.K. back ..T the Ameriean Mouse. St Paul. BOEI’P .v OAKKS, BANKERS an 1 EXCHANGE BROKERS. Third Street, St. Paul. \. K. Tk*SOY v CO., I'PAPERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac., Roberts. 1~-tw.M ii Third an 1 Fourth streets. St. Paul. 11. FOWLER, CLOCK am! WATCH MAKER, St. Anthony Street. opposite tin- Itie- llon -e. St. Paul. \V. G. LEDIT, fcWttKSKLLER tin 1 STATIONER. junMion Third and ta mlt s)j-, -ts. St. Paid. ,1. FROST, WIPd.ESAI.E and RETAIL GROCER, Third Street. ile tile Pi iVKKit Olliee. .*t. Pa .1. CATIICAKT X CO., WIIOI.ESAi E ami RKIAII. DEALERS IN POREIUN and Ini.ME'Tli: DRY I.OOMS. N... 20 Roberts street. SI. Paul. MAKKI/KY A KER.V, i'F.AI.ERS IN HARDWARE. < CILERY, Ate.. St. Anthony street, one dcH-rabote tin- American Mouse. St. Paul. CHARLES K. MAYO & CO., WHOLESALE and RETAIL HEALERA in HARDWARE. .MOVES ami I'I.NWAItE. lliird street, between Minnesota amt Rebel Is streets. St. Paul. WILKIXSOX RAIICOCK & HUISRIY, ATTORNEYS AT HW. Third street. St. Pant Cl! A>l I’Ll -Y A: MORGAN, IVJKMX'A !.E and RETAIL HEALERS in I'RY (loops. I'l.iO'l.MMl, ROOTS, SHOES, 11A1.--. CAPS, Ate., Third , 1,-jeet St. Paul. J. T. IIALSTEI), SCRVEVOR a tel CIVII. LNGLM.L'.'. Olliee corner oT Third and ' ."Mi stns-l u St. I a il. XV. 11. FORBIDS, W K COMPANY. si'- PALL O'. i'Ell'. d-u PRY COOPS and GROCERIES. Phil-l street, .-t. Paul. \y. s. COOMBS, tJOoRSp.I.L' R and STATIONER, oppn-ile the American 11" .is St laid. . AMKS it VAN r.TTI.N, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW and sOLHII ORS IN I MAN ’KRY. Office corner ol Third anil Minue sola strei ts, St- Paul. TItI.MAX ,AI. SMITH, Jl'tiTK'K OF THE l'KAt'K. NOTARY l’l Itl.IC. COIJ.M --•poll and GENERAL AGENT, cui'iitt ut Third ami Ilia HfMitii strifts, Bt. Paul. J W MMISHV. JAS. I.AWTIIW!. JOHN ISU.U>K<'HO. J. \V. SIMPSON «V (U, IVItoI.KSV 1.1 1 Its. llt »IU UK. H)K\\ AUDING ami OIMM-titilON MEiU'HAN IS. Dover la-vco. ti.. Paul. M linc-ota. All • ain't'> made oil Cou-igumeuts. fi.. I’uul, June 24th. LBSL 11. F. MASTJKRSON, jtTTORNEY ANI» COUNSELLOR AT LAW, St. Anthony stnet, ti.. l a iL I)K KSSI.KK & OKORUII, CTORAGK. I 'AWARDING indl iiMMISSIt IN' MT.IhTIANT>. and liealcr- in Wines, Liquors, Groceries and Provision.*. I |*i'Ci l*.iii*liu_r. St. I'aul. M. SHKRMAXt Iliir.-T.. SU'.X aid ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. corner of Fourth and St. rider street. St. rani. U. Rl SSKLIi, HE Vl.Kit IN' STOVES and TIN WAKE Third street, a few ■|,H>rs w t lit Jackson -troet S t. l’aul. STECSS a HUNT, if 1 ItlN'-TT U'lKli ROOMS, and I iKAI.KRS IN SECOND 'h and Ft'ltNiTt BE. Third street. SLFauL UiWIUUORST k MATIIES, t' \SIIION ABLE TAILORS and CI/HTUEUs. third street near tin* I’o-t Ollice. St. I'anl. MALUI DS k WALKER, WII<II.FSAI.K and RETAIL DEALERS IN IIARDWAUK.. MECHANICS too:-'. I-ANCY IMPLEMENTS, &0., neat t| u ! head of Third -trect, St. Paul. WILLIAM IIREXVSTER >N C'O., ZIANKKRS, EXCHANGE, and REAL ESTATE BROKER!*. St. Paul. J. M. MATTHEWS, WAGGON ami CARRIAGE MAKER, Robert street, St TULLIS, LIVINGSTON k UO. WHOLESALE >V RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES ANI* iT.wVMoNS, Rice Uou-e, M. Anthony street, Bt. 1 aul Minnesota. L.OUIS IIYNEMAN, AVAOI.ESAI.F. AND RETAIL DEADER IN READY MADE CLOTHING. Third -treet. St. Paul. Minnesota. BASS, BOKI F, & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. FORWARDING A COMMISSION MK.RCH.VNrs. AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS. I/iYver Levee, St. Paul. Miunesota. J. C. BURBANK & CO., TOR AGE. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. GROCERS, and DEALERS IN GRAIN and PROVISION'S. Wharf Boat. St. Paul. Minnesota. A. VANCE BROWN, JVEVL ESTATE BROKER, St. Anthony Street, near Kellogg A- Kinney's -tore. St. Paul. Miime-ota. J, E. WHITNEY, JVAGUERREAN ARTIST, Corner ofTlrird anu Cedar streets. St. Paul, Minnesota. " KICK, HOL.L.INSIIEAK> * BECKER, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS AT LAW, St. Anthony Street, above'American House. IIENRY MORRIS, jFAKCY DRY GOODS MERCHANT, Daguerrean Building. Third street, near Cedar, St. Paul, Minnesota. DR. J. H. DAY, .... WILL practice his profession ia Saint Paul and vicini ty. Office on Bench street. GEO. I*. BECKER, AGENT OF HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office in brick block, above American House, JSt. Antho ny street, St. Paul, Minnesota. WOOD fc MORSE) {SEALERS IN BOOT and Sll< »ES. Third street, nearly op posite the l’ijuter Office, til. Paul. Saint Paul Business (Eariis. JACOB J. NOAH, ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, COMMISSIONER for Slates of Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, A 1 atiauin, Ohio anil Louisiana. 1 r All instruments to he used or recorded in any of the above States, may be taken at my olliee in St. Paul. WILBUR M. IIAYWARI). ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office at the Hanking Mouse of W.M. iiul-.w sI'KK A Co . Tliird street. Saint Saul. Jiefenawrs: —Ex President Pilluiore, liulTulii, N. Y.. Mon. Hiram K. Jerome, Rochester, N Y.. Mon. Aaron Goodrich, St. Paul, Will. Brewster, & Co.. St. Paul. 11. \V. LOTT, ATTORNEY and CoL’NSEI I .OR AT LAW and GENERAL LAND AGENT. Particular attention will be given to collections, paying taxes, entering lands,securing pre emptions, and entries made by military land war rants. J TKAVISWJUISSKH. „ M. h-SLUS ROSSER. & OLDS, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Office in the Secretary’s Room in the Capitol at St. Paul, M. t DR. IIA DFI ELD, HUM KPATHIC PHYSICIAN. SI RGEoN and OP. TE ’IKICiAN. Office, Thud street. i lie door a him i'.i.i il shoe store. N. IS.—P.il'tic.dar alteii! iuo | aid !u Ca.eii ic diseases, and diseases ol Females and Children. C. HAMILTON »V UO. BOOKSELLERS .V : TATI"M.KS. No. 3 Winslow House corner of Eairle and Fort streets. P, T. BRADLEY, MANTFACTFREII ANH PEALKIt IN ALL KINDS OF SAM PLES. harness, hripi.es. collars, vali.-eu \-e. Keeps eon-tanth on hand all kiml. ol leather: o;.k ami IT inloi-k Sole. Hand. Bellows, Ax Ate. St. Antimny street. St. i'aill. Minnesota. may S. ALEX. REV, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALER IN GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS, and all kinds of Coi .M'ti v I*IU)IJIT'K. llo’-ei t street, suil'h sill-.-, tiiree ib-or • irom 1 iiird street, ami at the l/ui- r ls-w-e. St. Pai 1 Minn. M. SHERMAN, MOUSE. SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, corner of 1 oiiri h ami St. Peter street. S:. Paul. 1A IN TIN G and GLAZING done in a superior and workmanlike man Her. All orders promptly and neatly executed. Work warranted to give salistuctiou. D. Lm FULLER, Wild ES.V E AND RETAIL I EAI HA IN I UY GOODS. i.RoiERIES ANl> PROVISIONS, near the Upper Landing. S . Pa 1. J. E. FULLERTON, WHOLESALE an! RET.ML DEALER IN I'A.XVY and STA PLE |iRY GOODS, CLOTHING. HooTS. SHOES Ax., near the junction ol Tliird and R.-m-h S'.n-eis. laid JARVIS cV < (>. WIP 'LI SAI.E and RETAIL IR. GgISTS. !'••.! r in Paint-. O I -. live Soul-. Ac.. Kc., World’s l air Hail iin.r. Third Stive:. S'. Paul. Stilltuuter jLiuutnrss (iiaitts. Allit A M VA N VO it II F.S, ATTORNEY and Col'.NSEl.l.oU AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Stillwater. Will attend to all business ciitru-ti I to lii- care. SEM.MES, McMILLAY »V LEWIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Soldi TIMES IN CHANCERY, oiliee. at Stillwater, and at Hudson, St. Cn-ix County. Wi-eon-in. THEODORE E. FARR E It, ATTORNEY mid COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Stillwaior. M.T. CI’RTIS .V GILFILLAY, ATTORNEYS a ni ('• d'N.-EI.I.ORS AT I.AW. SUllwater ljnl»sou. JOSEPH HOW HO V, NOTARY rntl.it' and I.AND AREN'T, il n. St. Croix fi.anty. Wis. Pro el ujc.ion claim- and entries made he .Military laud Warrant-.. Dank I' !- and Mortgages eonstantlv on hand, and com tyai;c.'- eate fnll> and iii'onil tlv attended to. BENJAMIN ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT I.AW'. Hod-on. St. Croix Comity. W'is. RUBY a CALLENDER, MANI'KACTCIiER OK I.IME, Siiakopeo. .Minnesota. THE XV ASSO.V II OISE, ItV iI.WIS A UiUlVlit'K. MIAKOI-Ki:. rpms new and commodious hotel has been recently fur J_ nisiied at great expen-e. and is now ready to ri eeiie the traveling public. Tile proprietors are experienced hands at the hasiness. and Mill spare neither time nor nionev ill order to render the sojourn ol u’. l e ' tn aarecalde. Hieir talde is supplied villi eiery luxury tiie in.irl.et af fords. Their stal-le is commodious, and their servants at tentive and polite. rieasure parties in que-t of game cannot do hotter than to vi-it Shakopee. Oar lakes abound witli fi~h. and our prairies are covered with grouse. lnav * it. O A I.EX A 11 (It s IC. rMYII E subscriber has provided for the accommodHtiou M. ol hoardersi both by the day and by the wee* , with or without lodging—at very moderate prices. Inquire for the (ialciin House, at the first Imihling on Roberts street above Third, opposite Wiuiie .V Cooley's I 'lothill" lore. j u 17-5-1 y Win. TUI MISSISSIPPI HOUSE. CORNER OF F.UOt.E ixn 1111.1. STS., ST. PA It., MINNESOTA r|YI|E subscriber has taken the above house and fitted M. it up for the reception of hoarders, ill a sty le tiiisur passed hy any house in the Territory. Hoarding by the day or week on reasonable terms. E. E. THOMPSON. St. Paul. April 14,’53. —y. 52. TIIE SAINT 1.01 IS IIOTKI.. I>KT\VKK\ Ki.rt S.telling and Minnehaha 1 ail.- wi’.lhe ) opened June Oi!», lhd4. J. NEWELL, Proprietor. St Paul. Mar 31, is:.4. 3m >1 EX DOT A HOUSE, MEXDOTA. I Would respertfnlly inform tile plihlio that 1 have taken the Farrihault House, in the tow not Mettdo la, sind am prepared to accommodate hoarders, permit neat or transient. The house is newly titled up, is commodious, ami pleasantly located, and no pains will he spared in my endeavors to make it one ofthe most comfortable in the West. JAMES BRUCE. Mendota, July 10, 1353-tf BO \ RIM VO. A FEW respectable hoarders will (lad a comfortable home at moderate charges, in one of the most cen tral parts of the city. E. HOWE. Mankato City, June 2, 1853—7-ly. JJtcsrott, aiUssronsiu. _ A. C. MORTON, Pr, nrott, lVis cor. Prowl way and Krnnikinick stx., HAS on hand, and for sale, at a moderate advance on eost, a general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES J.\D PROPISIOrfS. Also, a large supply of Ready-Made Clothing, Heavy Woolen Blankets, Boots and Shoes, Heavy Flannels, Over and Under Shirts. Salt, Pork, Mackerel, While Fish, &c.—Shingles, I.timber, hath, 4c., besides every other article usually found in a Grocery and Dry Goods Store. Call and see. Prescott, Dec. 15, 1853. 85-ly. SAW MILL. THE subscribers having leased and thoroughly re paired the Saw Mill on the Kennikinick, known as Coxe’s Mill, are now prepared to furnish Lumber of any description at the shortest notice. Shingles, Lath and Pickets, always on hand. Custom Sawing done on the most reasonable terms. Those in want of Lumber for building or fencing pur poses, will lind it to their advauugc togivs us a call be t fore purchasing elsewhere. ASA I*. MANNING, * ISAAC N. HOI.DEN. Prescott, Dec. 1, 1853. 35-ly. SB. K. NICHOLS, M. I>„ WILL attend to the duties of his profession, nt Prescott and vicinity• I Dec. 5. 1353. 3a *>' SAINT PAUL, SATURDAY st. mm ami'ts. 11UKRAII FOR THE RED LINE. PATTISOY A BEYSOY’S RED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and careful drivers are now upon the road between St. Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub lic on all occasion They have a large and excellent I.ivery Stock, several uew and elegant Carriages and Barouches; also new Harness ami Horse Furnishings, ami equipages of the most elegant description. P. A S., in returning thanks to the public for the lib eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them,take pleasure in stating that they have just received, in ad dition to their former exteusive slock, several young, elegant, and WELL BROKE HORSES! specimens of stock that have never been equalled in the I Territory. Their present stock needs hut to he seen to he admired and approved by a discriminating public. Will our friends and the public remember, that al the Livery Stable in the rear ol the American House, at the upper end of Saint Paul, they can at all hours, have such conveyance by laud, on wheals or on horseback, as they may desire. PATTISON A BENSON. St. Paul, June 30, 18a3. ly CABINET WARE ROOMS. ALWAYS on li mil, or made to order, SOFAS EASY* CHAIRS, DIVANS, WILLOW WAGGONS, MAT TRASSES, CARD AND CEN TRE TABLES and CHAIRS of every Description. Also a few META 1.1.1 C COITI NS, a superior article. TO buy second hand furniture, is 100 , -iMtehiniich like buying second hand gar | ments. We lake it for granted, that " "A-Uinc people of our Territory, would rather prefer to have their chairs, washstands, bureaus and tables, made to order, and expressly fer their own use; although oi l furniture might he bought for less mo iicy. Then vve ihinkour people would lather havearti elis made of the limber that grows here in the Territo ry , manulaciiiml by our ow ii mechanics, who have east their lot in Minnesota, lot better, for worse. We will make prompt Iy to order, whatever articles of furniture may be wauled,(if we have not what is desir ed on hand;) ami will warrant our goods better and all things considered, cheaper, than they can be imported. Undertaking promptly attended to. SITES It HUNT, Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third street, i'-l. Paul. j St. Paul, June 23, 1853. 10-tf WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL CONFEC TION A K Y. j rpilE subscribers in reluming their thanks to their -L patrons and the public in General for (lie liberal encouragement tlu-y have received, desire to inform them that they have new machinery and other facilities to .apply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of their own man iifuel lire; among others, all sorts of Stick Candy, Rose mi.l Burnt Almonds, Coriamlers, Aliisse, Acidulated Fruit, and all other kind of Drops; Candy ami Sugar Toys, A c., w hich I hey will sell hy the box hi lower rales, uddingfreight, than it can lie bought ill Galena nr St. Louis, with (he advantage of having a fiesh article. Also, French, Herman and English Toys and Fancy Hoods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream promptly tilled at the lowest possible prices. BENZ A KARCHER J. McMA II ON HOLLAND, Attorney and Cuunsi liar at Ltu: and Solicitor in Chancery. SIIAKOI’EE,SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA MIN N CsOT A REFERENCES. Gov. \V. A. Gorman, ~| .1. Travis Rosser, K-q.’ See Min. Ter., | t apt. .1. il. Simpson. F. ti. Top. Eng'rs. J St. Paul. A. .1. Morgan, Esq.. Pioneer Ollice, | D. A. Robertson, Esq., J lion. 11. 11. Sibley, Mendota. M VItVI. V XD REFERENCES. Gov. E. I.ouis Lowe, "J T. 11. O’Neal, Esq., Secretary of State j Judges Legrand, Tuck and Ecleston of \ Annapolis Supreme Court < I Maryland, i lion. Alexander Randall, j John V. L. .McMahon, Esq., Baltimore, MU. EDWAIII) M’LAfaX. STORAGE FORW ARDING AND COMMISSION, At the Lower Lauding, St. Paul. A LI. Commission ami I ’onsignmeiils, will he prompt est ly and carefully attended to. Rciiuelices: IL il. I 'ampin il, It. M’Lag all, Galena j Geo. Deliaun, St. Louis. Lower Steamboat Landing,St. Paul, Miu. March 2-5. lead. 4 MINNESOTA LEATHER STORK, At the Old Stand of F. .1. Collinx <s* Co., opposite the lin e House, St. Paul. PT. HR ADLEY, dealt r in Sadilles, Harness, • Trunks and Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees, Skirting, Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating, Hag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, 3 tiddlers’ Silk; lb Hows and Hand Leather. HOOT AND SHOE MAKERS’ STOCK. Hemlock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Side and I'pper Leather; hip and Calf Skins; French, German, Philadelphia and Cincinnati Calfskins; all kinds of Ladies ami Gentlemen’s Morocco, lied. Yellow, blue. Green, Pink ami White Linings; hi st Goat. Buck and Sliccp Himiiug; Hoot and Shoe Findings; Hoot Times, Lasts, Crimp Hoards, Pegs of all si/.cs; Shoe Thread, all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails. CARRIAGE TRIMMING, Executed at the shortest notice and in workmanlike manner. Country orders particularly attended to. rj i I'hc highest market price in Cash paid at till times for Heel Hides, Sheep and Deer Skins. P. T. BPADI.EY. June 5, 1853.—Ftf AT his old stand, w hich is known to a great many friends, especially those who have patronized him so long, /veeps a dill'erent stock of Goods from the mix lure which he formerly kept. He now keeps Dry Goods alone, including a prime selection of Heady Made Ciothug and the largest and best stock of Boots and .Shoes ever opened any w here, including Ladies’ Shoes, lie ha* also a variety of Blankets, Whitney and Horse Blankets, which as he always has done, lie sells at prices to suit his friends. STOVES AM) TIN WARE. .If Kiwi'll's old stand on 'l'lord Strut, a few doors' HVsf of J a kson Strut. rBNIIE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good ■. assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at wholesale or r.- tail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from country dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUtiSELL, Agent. WIIISKV. i\ bills, best rectified, for sale cheap for cash, hv ,)U J. W. DOWNER, Fel». 1*3.54. 44 if liKN. BRIsBINE A XX ILLM , Physicians and Surgeons, ST. Anthony street, St. l’aul. Opposite Bond $- Kellogg’s Drug Store. JOHN GAUMON. CABINET MAKER, PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Prescott, Wisconsin. 41,1. work done at short notice and very cheap for cash. CIGARS. -J g~k AAA IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS 1. xJavJUYF the best in the market, warranted 7 XV. S. COMBS, Between the Rice and American Mouses. PRESERVES of all kinds; extrafine Worcestershire sauce; Catsups assorted; Oysters and Sardines; j in fact every thing in the Grocery line can he found at i No. 4, next door to Fullerton’s, on Tort Street. I mar 2 J. W. DOWNER. SPIRIT GAS.—As a member of the society for the suppression ol ignorance and the relief of suffer ' ing, we would call upon all those afflicted with an ex l cess of this article, to rail on us and we will try to re lieve them, as we have disposed of our ust. W. W. HICHCOX. JENNY L.I Nl> IN ST. PAI L, BEGS leave to inform the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity, that she has brought to the Bookstore, I corner cf Third and Wahashaw streets, the largest and most beautiful assortment of new Books and Stationery, i which will be sold us usual at low prices. For purlieu* j lars inquire at I.eDUC’S BOOK STORE. ' J. R. FREEM AN, DEALER in Dry Goods,Groceries,Hardware,Cutle rv, Fancy Goods, etc. A complete assortment on band at all times, and very cheap for Cash, j Prescott. Dec. 6, 1853.-35-ly J TTII N GA V MON. CABINET MAKER, PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Prescott, Wiscom.in. ALL work done at short notice and very cheap for cash. Prescott. Dec. 5, 185.3. 3-5 ly FANS, FANS. C1 AIJ. and see an extensile assortment of Muslin fans ) at C HAMILTON & CO., I June 39 Itt N» 3, Winslow House. J. 11. FI'LLERTON if- t■' — ' I * beaiiiful to insert from pressure, with gum, restoring Diseased eetli cleansed and Olliee and Peters and No customer leaving the bills. Oflicce July gtvdwtf. I • 0 , T f LETS | All corner j Cedar street.) j Brothers Irom invited to MEETS Fki MEETS on each I Third and j Patriarchs fully invited to OT. PAUL O da v | may 1-dtf ANCIENT #• lit- at 7 1-2 in meet with us. St. Paul, I MEETS on month, at 7 1 llmuy Street. good standing, St. Paul, PATENT rnilE I patented by senting this merits as a small space, all Tin-fact that could lie ducement in Press, yet work boy. The dinary hand with spiral power is given rolling of the pouted with. These to any part of other Press, nuking tinec impressions which it is Half Cup Cap Izctg M-d. or They arc Office No. Wells -5: Messrs. E. al Saint Paul, ci-ive orders transportation. operation at alter full trial jiine 2!t Slates June. 18.58. oil six. will be nient until next, to lie No. 13773 Mills. S**l l lenient. 244 miles, Leave Arrive at Leave St. Arrive at For form of also in the contract deem proposals for instant, in January 9th, route No. ant July 31 w in- DEALERS IN On St. ■iit|)| i n \V and sto’k of Such as Nails. Parliament brads i ocks, Ikaud. Buck. P <, tn-oad and Firmer, Trowel-; Jack, tillages, and saw Files, Forks. Trace, back, and Picks. Trays. assortment Hoileis, Iron-, l oth e dies. er Co -k and They have -tirrups, Corn Mills, St. Paul. TNHE . it* various and time the West. continent of Sight and collections of exchange. punctually Jvl. and or citizen* Cottage invited to i soil is of ' or the St. ST. MAH. St. 1 non River, i morning an«l | returning, | Per I ueranee Jte“ and fertile I ((,, j}.,


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ocr: Territory of Minnesota,} Oonao’of Ramsey, J Matther.- Taiscy, Plaintiff, ) DlfMct Court , Sccon <t Ju- Jane a Tal"ey, Defendant. \ •>>*■! »>«»•«■ To Jane Taisey, tlic above nararl Defendant: YOU arc hereby summoned and requ red to appear and an swer tlie complaint In tills action* which complaint is on file in the oflicc of the Clerk of the District Court, at Saint Paul* in th>* county of Kamscy, aforesaid* and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on me, the subscriber, at my office in Saint Paul in said county within thirty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the S3id complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief de manded in the said complaint. Dated October 28, 1854. n»v7-w6t 1. 11. WAIT k TO.. In Groceries, Provi lons and Crockery, Third at. C. D. GILFILLAN. Plaintiff’s Att’y.


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ocr: Fuse, Ac. * Dtii>ttti«c. JKSIJP & COMPANY, bankers ac. EXCHANGE, sold and purchased on New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and oilier Ci ties of the United States. Notes collected and proroods remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable wilhou. discount, on England —Liverpool, London, Manchester, Ac. Ireland.—Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Acc. Scotland. —Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, Ire. Also, Drafts payable in Franrs, Florins or Thalers, on Franck. —Paris, Havre, Lyons, aud Marseilles. Germany —Hhiiil urgli, Frankfort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Copcuhitgun, Dresden, Berlin, llnnover, fltrasburgh. Switzerland. —Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy. —Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Messina in Micily. Austria. —Vienna ami Trlest. Russia. —Bl Petersburg!!, Warsaw. SWEDEN.—Mtoekhoiirt. Non wav. —Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. |O, —ySO. FARLEY At JAM EH, W holes alk Grocer* and Commission Merchants, Corner of town aud Fourth Mtrcets, Dubuque,lowa, I. P. PARLEY. EDWIN JAMES. General Mteamhost Agents. Nov. 10, 1853.—>30. HAND, WILT HE A lILATCJILE V, Attorneys at I.aW, Dubuque, lowa. R. 1.. HAND. It. A. WtI.TSE. J. R. DLATCHLEY. Nov. 10) 1853.—>30.


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ocr: NOTICE. Selling off at Coat. THE subscribers otter tbeir stork cheap for cash a* the following rates: Goiden Syrup at s*o cent* per gallon; t?t Louis A H M'du*ses b.i cents per gallon; Butler at Id cents per Ih; Sugar cured Ham* at 13 rents per lb; do 2(1 12 1-2 do Buies, 10 do Bbrulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Harley, 10 do Soap, Candies, Balt, Ac. DRESBLEiI A GEOr.GII, ! March 6th, 1834. 46 if I’pper LauJing. I


ocr: CITY CASH FCRNISIIIXG STORE. _ L!L 5 Ai WIST.VE l COOLEY, MERCHANT TAILORS. Tlholtsale ani Retail Dtalert and .Mann- facturers in READ Y*M ABE Fl RMBHING GOODS. Boyt and Children't Clothing. Robert* Btreet, Bnint Paul, Minnesota.


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEY, Attorney at Lint . Hints* it, Si. Croix County, MV*. JOSEIHI BOW RON, Svtury Public .in I Lund Agrnt, Hudson, St. Croix County, M’t.vi irixin, PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made by Militaiy Land AVnrruitj*. HUtik Deed* and Mortgages eonslaiit Iy on hand, mid « onveyuliees rare fully and promptly uttemled to.


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ocr: MASS MEETINGS WILL BE HEED AT HYNEMAN’S, TTO examine the immense stock of New and Fash . ionable CLOTHING, Just arrived and made expressly for ST. PAUL. The most elegant assortment of SPRING A XL) SUMMER COATS, of Silk, Tweed, Cloth and Cassimere. Also, 3,000 pair of hlack and fancy Cassimere, Linen and Tweed Pants etc. 2,000 Vests—Silk, Linen, Satin, Marseilles, etc. o*Call and see, and you will be sure to buy. Our terms are cash. L. IiYNEMAN. April 19, 1854. 1 tf


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ocr: Hjotds nut Bonrbfttg fEjousrs. THE McLEAN HOUSE, TWO DOORS EAST OF THE CENTRAi. llt l aK, EEXCiI ST. ST. P.XLL. ill 11. A’ MRs HENDPRSON have leased this house J.* I and are prepared \o receive guests by the day or week. The table is well provided, their beds are clean, their roams tirv, nnd charge* moderate.


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ocr: Ijiiiison. J. ISOIVIION, NOTARY’ PUBLIC aud LAND AGENT, Hudson. St. Croix County. Wis. Preemption claims secured, and entries made by Military land Warrants. Blank Deeds and Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care fnllv and promptly attended to. UENJA.YIIN ALLEY, ATTORNEY' AT I.AYV. Hudson. St. Croix County. W>s RUBY Sc CALLENBER, MANUFACTURER OF LIME, Sliakopee, Minnesota.


ocr: (fffifcajjo. V. 11. * L L.l PI.I V. PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AM) MANUFACTURERS AGEXTS, 176 Form WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. \ GENTS for Isillin Brothers Gild and Wave I-ottcr. Cup. Flat-Cap, Medium, Demi and ol tier Paper-: Crane A • b.'s Superior Colored Medium. Rond, Tissue and Envelope Papcrs ; Smilli A Peter’s Printer's Curds and Card Hoard; Isxiinis A Co's liomestle and Ini|»orted Cigars; Thomas C. Miller A Co's Tobaccos; Westfield Whip* and lushes ; Ijillin A Smith’s celebrated Guu Powder and Safety Fuse, Ae.


ocr: iwl |jg rn*j 18fi4 ( NION OP THE MISSISSIPPI AMD AT LANTIC BV STEA M, BV THE RtH'K I>UNI' AND CHICAGO KAIIJIOAP Turn connection affords tin* oulv continuous route l>y steam to the Atlantic from St. Paul. By thio route passengers will rsca|>c the unpleasant stage travel from Galena to Warren. Arrangement!* have heen made to ticket passengers to Chicago au«l the east by the Galena an*t Minnesota Packet company. au*i the St. lsmis A Galena Packet to ltock Is lanA. forming a connection with the cars. Two daily express trains betwooo Book Island and Chi cago. connecting at Chicago with cant for the east aud south. BASS, BORCP t CO., General Agents, St. Taul, M. T. JNO. M. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third street, and the Lower landing. Tickets tnav also be obtained at this office to Xew York, Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, and all the principal citie» V (Xt EcuUtm a net Southern StaUt. w JNO. M. LAMB, Tloket Agent. Bt Pkui, May SI, 1864. If


ocr: Fuse, Ae. Dubuque. JESUI* St COMPANY. 11 a in i\ r.kb fcC. EXCHANGE sold nud purchasedon New York, Bos ton. Fliihidelplila, Chicago, Detroit, nud nGier Ci ties ol 1 Ik; Untied Hlntc*. Notes collected nud remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed tin special deposit*. We also draw direct, witliou. discount, oil Enoi.asii —Liverpool, London, Manchester, Ire. Imki.ami. Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, ftc. Scotland.—Edlnhurg, Glasgow, Perth, ftr. Also, Drafts payable In Francs, Florins nr Thalers, FntNlK.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marseilles. G khm any.—lluiul urgli, Frankfort, O. M., Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, C'upriitiHgnn, Dresden, Berlin, lluimver, Mirasburgh. HwiTftcai,and.—Geneva, llcrue, Basle. Italy. —Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Me*slun In Hlrlly. Austria. —Vienna and Trlrst. Rt asiA.— Ht Prlrrslmrglt, Warsaw. Bweorn —Btockhmm. Non tv a v—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. Iff, 1853.—yfiff. FARLEY it JAMES* WIIOLKSALK GaOCRHS AND COMMISSION Corner of lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, fnwa. i. K. KAHI.KY. KIIWIN JAMKS. General Bteninlmat Agents. Nov. 10, 1858—>80. HAND* WII.TNR A IILATC IILEY, Attorn avn at I.aw, Dubuque, lowa, H. L. IIA NO. It. A. WILTNR. J. B. RLATL'III.KV. Nov. 10, 1853—) 30.


ocr: MANKATO CITY* MINNEBUTA. Situated at the great Southern Bend of the Minnesota, or St. Peters River. A WQ Lots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth TS* f «F County, Minnesota, for sale for cash or on time. 11ENUY M’KENTY. Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, M. T., Jan. 23, 1854—41-lf. FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS* COMPRISING TWO A Nl) If ALF ACRES EACH, and situated near Hi, Paul. Capitalists, strangers, or citizens wishing to purchase desirable property for Cottage Residences, Villas und Buimi.er Houses, Nre invited to call and take one )-iok nt the locality. The soil is of tlie first i|iiality, and adapted for Gardening or the culture of the Grape. HENRY M’KENTY, Denier In Ileal Estate. St. rtial, Dec. 19, 1853.-lv


ocr: ! G. 11. k L. LA FUN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS A YD J# A \UFA l'l l ItERS A VESTS, 175 SOUTH M ATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for Lallin Brothers Laid aud Wave I/dtcr. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Paper.-: Crane \ Co. s Superior Colo red Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envclojie l’a|ers; Smith & Peter's Printer's Cards aud Card Board: Liomis .x Co's Domestie and Imported Cigars; Thomas c. Miller »V Go's Tobaeeos; M'e-tiield Whips and Lishes ; Lifiin A Smith's celebrated Gun l’owder and Safety Fuse, &e.


ocr: ! I j I MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA. Situated at the great Southern lie mi of the .Minnesota, or St. Peters River. 4 >yQ Lots ill MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth • tF County, Minnesota, for sale for cash hr on time. HENRY M’KENTY. Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, M. T., Jan. 23, 1854—11-tf.


ocr: guftson. j«sf:pii bowron, NOTARY PUBLIC and LAND AGENT. Hud-on. St. (Yoix C.uinti, W*. Pri emption elaiiu* secured and entries made by Military laud Warrant*. Itlank lkx-d* and i Mortgage* constantly on hand, and conveyances care [ fully and priuu|tlv attended to. BENJAMIN ALLEN, t j I


ocr: St. flaul aub’tfl. AWES’ STEAM SAW WILL ]%TEAR Day ton's I.uniting, is now in operation, and f-n 'I re pared t«» furnish bills of lunitter of everyds dc rip non. Will saw Oak, Ash, Hass Wood, or other i timber, uf auy dimension required—can saw fctty feet stall if necessary. Lain and pickets always on baud.


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ocr: | , | j 1 $125 REWARD ! for the thief, (on conviction;) SBO for the more,or sib for information leading to her recovery. STOLEN fr.:m the sutwcrlticr b«tween the 18th .nd26th oi June last, a ilark brown msre, eleven years old, I sixteen hands high, short neck, long on the aud ra- I ther straight, a white spot in the forehead, rather con ; sulcuous, a prominent eye, three white feet, the hind ones I w hile at»>ve the fetterlock*, the fore one not so much w hile, think II Is the right Tore foot that Is white, cannot sa- po-iuvely | there Is also a scar on one shoulder that vipears to hove town snagged; cannot say which shoulder h'ut thins it the lelt. The scar might not be noticed un less attention was directed to It, wlndgallsou her legs, interferes behind when not carefully shod, ears rather long and large, long black mane of a glossy appearance, natural tall of Jet black, la a very fine haired animal. Sard mare is a g'jod natural trotter, drives well before a buggy, is not much used to two horse harneas, Is of line carriage, and auch an appearance as would naturally at tract the attention of a stranger. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering the aald mare to me sound aa when she left) or give Infor mation where sb« can be found. K wooDßrvr. Savannay 111*.) Auf. 28, 1854.


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ocr: J. Me3l AIION HOLLAND, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. SHAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA MINNESOTA REFERENCES. Gov. W. A. Gorman, ”1 J. Travis Rosser, Esq.’ Sec. Min. Ter., I Capt. J. 11. Sinipoon,U. S. Top. Eng’rs. J- St. Paul. A. J. Morgan, Esq , Pioneer Ollice, J I). A. Robertson, Esq., j lion. 11. 11. Sibley, Mcndota. MARYLAND REFERENCES. Gov. E. Louis Lowe, 5 T. H. O’Neal, Esq., Secretary of State | Judges Legraud, Tuck and Ecleston of J> Annapolis Supreme Court cf Maryland, j Hon. Alexander Randall, J John V’. L. McMahon, Esq., Baltimore, Md.


ocr: DAILY PIONEER. SAINT PAUL: Thnntda) Morning, JlovcmlHT 2, 1854. MARY. Light and airy as a Fairy, Sweeter than the rose in June, Isiny darling little Mary, With a voice of bemeuly tunc. Oh ! 1 love her beyond measure, She is artless, frank an 1 free, And broad earth holds not a treasure Like my Mary's smile to me. Love like mine can never vary, Years on years may onward roll, Yet my own sweet, gentle Mary O’er nty heart will hoi 1 control. Match me, land of Lakes and l’rairic, One like her, from blemish free, Ye cannot; the artless Mary, Peerless evermore must be. For the Pioneer.


ocr: E. T. SAWYER & CO., 17YORWARD1.NG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Steamboat Agents. Rock Island. Illinois. Merchandize, Product*, ami provisions contracted through to and from Now 7 oik and Boston, to Rock Island, and to any point on till- Mississippi, at the lowest rales, by tilßei el the fob low ing lines; Rkkki;|'Vi'!>'—G. C. Kidder. Boston. P. L. Gregory. F. \V, lAwsoh. Sawyer. Wallace k Co.. New York; lloiigliteling k Shepard. T. W Alexander k Co. Chicago ; .1, B. Carson, Wall k Widen, ft. leuis ; It. H. Campbell k Co.. Galena ; Hammond k Hal). Dubuque ; Wm. It. Marshall k Co., SI Paul. n. u. BuFohn. t. j. nvFonft. j.m.bufoiid, BUFORD ItltO I'IIF.US, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, . AND DEALERS |N SI,IOO AND TVItOWIJ 111, >N, ANVII.n tirt.l.ows VICES, NAILS, SPRINGS. AXLES,GLASS, Also, Wholesale Grocers, and Agents for Moline Pl« w » all, l Buckets, Illinois street Itork Island, llli l* l *** 4 B-2—W;9tno lloclt %si«mir* WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE; NEW YORK AND MlSMSSll’i’j LINE.


ocr: €!jfra(ro* GENERAL COMMISSION AND ADVER TISING AGENCY. CHARLES WOOLLETT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. TO Mrtrvvrfij: Men, Formats, and other* havingb«ii- Be-* • in this city I re-pecifuHv announce my intention to establish mya-lf pei inanenily. in the above bu.in* iu this city, and offer my services to effect sales of Produce, purchases of Mei chandise. Lumbc-. Ac., ou Comniioston, together with any business which rt xuires personal attention, for which an experienc" of over seventeen years In active mercantile pursuits and a thorough knowledge of the city trade, lias qualified me t- effect, on the m-st advantrgeou. terms, llierebr freqm-.ly obviating the incovenieuce and expense -f leaving home and b mine s. Hoping to be favored with vour commands, trusting that this introduction may lead to transaction*, extensive nnd mutually beneficial, andes .curing you of my best efforts in your bebttlf. I am truly* C'ilAS. WOI.I EIT. 1 Refers to All. NT. Kennedvi E B. VviJliams, W. Way- Mam M. I. Keith. A. H. Biackal! E q., John Rogers, E-q , it. Frink. E *q.. m K AN KL, L .A POWERS, MKItCII AN T TAILORS, jAND DEALERS IN Gi N7v' FURNISHING GODD3, j .Vo. 7 Trenton> It i -it, /‘ohleon Slreii, I CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. AT F.SSRS Bl i;V E. LA . U'.i lilts. r< i;ec‘f-.illy a. AL invite the atteuti; n ol gen. 1-men trav-Uiug i the Northwest, n ; wellaa tko *> r.*-*uii.g;t Mina-* (Tl s»iti», to their conij h i.- nti*l •• * _x*it a- sortuient of '*-» GENII EME \ S FURS.SUING i G( DS. .The larg**'f *u*l n " t ta-tefal select iou ot the finest. Ifrencli. Lnglisli. t.ennan an.l American olt-thlig stnti -4 ill be kept constantly on hand, as ii is tin* design of the proprietors to su-tain the reputation of tli -ir establish t t. the Great Weateru Emporium of Fashion. Gen tL-tnen can leave mea-ur* s v*itl, u*. am! have their order* Jlle.i a! any time, in the most lasliionable styles. S' rang tl-s visiting Chicago arc invited to examine our elegant -*.v>ek, at No. 7, Tiviuout B ilditigs. I) -art-on street, f IL BURAVJ U t liicago; . June VI -tf S. A. POW ERS Clevi land, 0. C. IV. A* 1.. let FI,I \, PAPER 110.41 All SSI ON Al E HFIIANTS I J.YD M.IM PACT- PUS A G STS. 175 SOUTH WA.i U -nil . T, < MICA O, IIJ.INOIB. *A GI NTs* for Latlin Brother- ha: 1 and \\:n<- letter Cap, |\_ Flat Cap. Mi lium, Demi nnd other Fa; or : * ra; e A *'ii.'s Miperior Cel.*re*l .\b .li iiii. Bond. Ti sgenn ! Emi lpo ljiper- ; .-'mith *v re'et's Printer's Card ar.o Cvr*l B* ard; Ij.i.mis \- Co's I .nine die an I lnipe-.-tr*t Cigar : Tl**-ina» C. 'Jill* r 4: Co's Tobaeeo-: We ;! *’i i Whip- and Lade*; .Ittl iii .x Smith’s celebrated Gan I’ovv icr a::d Satefy J-It-e. Ae.


ocr: NOTICE. Selling oil at Coat. IlIfE subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at the following rates: Golden Syrup at U 0 cents per gallon; St. Louis d if Molasses 65 rents per gallon; Butter at 18 cents per lb; Sugar cured Hams at 13 cents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Rice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do Soap, Caudles, Salt, Ac. DRESSI.ER A GEORGIT, March Bth, 1854. 47 tf Upper Landing


ocr: PROPOSALS WILL be received l»y the undersigned until the Ist of May, for the delivery at this |>ost, oil or be fore the latof September next, of twenty-five hundred bushels of corn, in (rood sacks. Each bid will be accompanied by a written offer from two responsible persons, to become security tin der bonds of SIOOO, for the faithful performance of the contract. Extravagant bids will not be considered, no will one bidder be accepted ns security for another. Fort Ridgely, M. T., March 20. 1854. JNO. C. KEI.TON, 50—4tJ A. A. Quarter Master.


ocr: Steamers. Through Line—St Louis nud St. Punl. ■. .u THE NEW AND 1 LEO ANT I.IBIIT Jj» Draught Steamer ADMIRAL. ~ 1 : UoilN BRoili.S. Mas'i r. wdl run as ,i reg ular Passenger Packet betw. en St. I util and M. Lot i . .lu ring tiie sear-on making regular trips. I lie ADMIRAL is a new aud staunch built craft, of - u;s rior freight aud passenger accommodation, and i tin fa-t --e-tas well as tlie safest boat on tlie Upper Mississippi: lia\ mg been built under tlie requirements of the late Steam boat law. and being provided w itli Life Boats. Life Preser vers. Steam Ouages. ,Yc. Hie Admiral touches at Balena. Dubuque, and all other intermedia le ports. Tor freight or Passage. np| lv on board, or to .1. C. BURBANK \ Cm.. .RUIN M. LAMB. st. haul. WALL A WII EN. or <»TIS WEST. St. I/elis. invldAwTm T. D. CONNER. Balena. Galena i»i:<l XiaMMlt l'ncket Co. ARRANGEMENT FOR 1854. era- THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA udr.THIJ I’AUKET COMPA N Y will run » dail> line of Boats during the ensuing season, be tween Galen", Still water and St Paul, stopping at all intermediate landings, leaving Galena at 12 M., daily, except Sunday *. The line will consist of tlie NOMINEE, G.xptaix R. Bi.akf.i.v. WAR EAGLE, *• D. S. Harris. GALENA, “ I). B. Morehouse, ROYAL ARCH, “ E. If. Gi.eim. All (irsl class boa’s, and commanded by experienced and accommodating officers. These boats will connect, at Galena, with the Saint l.onis ami Galena daily line of steamers, w hich line connects al Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. This Company’* bon** being United States Mail Steamer* their punctuality run he confidently relied upon. Freight shipped nt St. Louis, or between St. Louis and Galena, on the St. Louis and Gnlcun line of Boats to points above Galena, will he re-shipped at Galena free of charge for drayage or forwarding without de lay. The Railroad betwen Galena and Chicago, connec ting with the vaiious Eastern Roads, i» now completer! within n few miles of Galena, aud the unfinished por lion i f the Road stocked with comfortable Stage Coaches. B. 11. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Galena. 51-tf MINNESOTA RIVER


ocr: , , St. JJaul aab’ts. boston clothing" * furnishing STORE. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. GO. GRISWOLD has just opened in LAMBERT’S • BRICK BLOCK «n 3<l street, under the Minuc-ntian Office, Ten Tlmm-and Dollars worth of BEADY MADE CLOTHING, anp GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, Comprising the large.-t and best selected assortment of ?"od* of the kind, ever offered in this city or Territory, he goods and clothing are all new. and of' thg Latest spring styles, selected with great care from the largest and meat fashion able b' uses in Bofdon. He has also an extensive assortment of HATS axu CAPS of every description. Person* in wan’ of any of the above goods will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before making their purchases. Tlie stock will be *old at or RETAIL to suit purchasers, and at the I/)WKST CASH PRICKS. G. G. GKISWOIJ). May 11 — d k w — tf. IVANTKHs Girl*, one to do Washing and one for Ironing— X Germans preferred. Apply at the American llouse. May MARTIN DREW, MANUKAfTUKKR of all kinds And quality of Saddles, Harness, Collars, Trunks, Valice*, Fly' ne t ! *? Arc., 4c, —ALSO— Carriage Trimming. AH kinds of repairing In his line, done in the shortest possible time, Third Street, between Minnesota nnd Kolierts, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. May 8, tf. BED SPREADS—Get up expressly for a Mluue.ota winter, hy Hecnan, at the


ocr: DAILY PIONEER. SAINT PAUL: Wednesday Morning, December 20,1854. Official Statement of Ohio Banks, Nov. Ist, 1854. The Chicago Democrat has been favored with the last official exhibit of all the Ohio Bank-;, as reported to the Auditor of State under oath. Their entire resources foot up as follows: Note 3 and bills discounted, $13,578,339 Specie .... 1,6*30,105 N otes from other Banks * 905,555 Due from other lianks and B'krs 1,025,954 Eastern Deposites - - 1,725.357 Checks and other cash items 158,310 Bands deposited with State T'r 2,446.247 Real Estate and Personal Pro’y 298.222 Other resources - - 1,606,252 Total .... $22,854,619 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock ... $6,037,970 Circulation, ... $8,074,132 Safety Fund Stock - - 1,128,611 Due to Banks and Bankers - 947,727 Due Depositors ... 5,290,312 Surplus Fund - - - 729.538 Bills payjble and Time Drafts - 140,162 Discount Interest ... 72,421 Dividends unpaid ... 160,25 Other liabilities - - - 271.490 Total liabilities - - $22,854,619 j The lately suspended Banks are not includ-; ed in the above report.


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ocr: Saint JJattl Biiuiiuss Barits. *. S. C. E. .VIVO. E. HANGS, Jtt. CHARLES K. NIA VO ft- CO., Successor* to E S NEWELL, " holes lie 111.1 Retail Healers ill HARDWARE, STOVES. A XI) TIXWARF, Turd Street, Ixtwten Alnim ol< and Robert* utrecis, Sr. Pvt i.. MtNnioTA. 2S-ly. *


ocr: f)ui)3on. BKNJAMIR i1.1.l .X, * Attorney it Low, Jim!son, St. Croix Cminty 9 H is. JOSEPH BO WROX, ! '•Alary Public ami I semi A "inf. Hutson, St. Croix County , Wisuoiuin* j H-EMPTION i Kecuruii, and entriftx inatlt* ■ l*> Military I.uim! Wurrantx. Hl.ink and ccMiMiiinil) on hnmi, itud conveyance* c*tr«- . lully and promptly uttciideii to.


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ocr: (flflraao. G. 11. \ L. LA FLINT, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AXD MAXI FArirUERS AGENTS, 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHIU AGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for tallin Brothers Ijiid and Wave tatter. Cap. Flat-Cap. Medium. Demi and other Papers; Crane A Co.’s Superior Colored Medium. Bond.. Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith A Peter’s Printer's Cards and Card Board; Loomis A Co’s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller A Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and taslies ; tallin A Smith’s celebrated (tun Powder aud Safety- Fuse. Ac.


ocr: «* l)ltfl 00. U, 11. A fa LA ELI A, PAPER COMMINNION MEII( IIANTE AMI MAM Kit'lll/HUM AUK STM, 17ft HOUTH WATER HTMKKT, CHICAGO, f Lf.INDIA. VIIKNTB for latlln Brother* Laid and Wave letter. Cap Hat Clip, Medium, I'eml and other Paper,, Crane A I o Huperlor Cr-hund Medium I loud, Tissue and Knvc|iq*< paper* ( Bmilh A Pelei'a Pilnler'a t'ai*t*and Card ff><aid, Irawil* A (V* Itomeciirwnd Imported Cigar*, Thomn, P, Miller k Co's Tobacco*; We.tiiep) Whip* and lar*hc, j lyifliu k Htnllh'a celehraled tJnn Powder ami Palely Fu«e, Ac,


ocr: Slratnm*. Throuih Lhin—Si Loula tint! St. Paul, Uetculm* kH! fet TIIE SHW AND KI.KOANT I.IHIIT ilk dlvtt/v bra'iKhl flemacr MfT-.nftflfgi ADMIRAL, J.DMIN ItlltMtKH. will run n« n ri‘u alar l'tt**en*er I'neket between Hi. Paul nml Ht. Diub, du rlna tlm wnr-nn, mnklna regular 11 l|,s. lie' ADMIIt \l. I* n te-w mel •lAnneh built cm ft, of siipe elm fn-labt nml (m—ermei- iiceoiniatHlnllnii, mel l< tli«- fn*t e«t n« well n* the *nfe»l Im.ml on (In- I'pjier Ml«*i*«l|i|il, hnv tea tteen hullt ntnler the reipilretnenl* of the Intc St emu bo*t Inw, mel beloa |>r*o hied with Life Itont*. Life l’re*cr ver*, Htemn t)nna*'«. Ac. Tlte A'lmlrsl touche* nt (Inlea*, Duhtnpie, nml nil oilier Interrac'llMfe port*. For Fielghl or l’a**nge, npplr on lemrd, or fri .1 r III‘IIHANK k (U, .KtllN M LAMB, Ht. Paul. WALLA WIPKN, or OTIH WIW. Ht, Dial*. tnvt<lAw(lm T. I* I'(»NNLH (Inleon, Htilentt mid Mliiiicnolii Pncbet Co. ARRANfiKMKNT FOR 1854.


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ocr: oak hall, great bargains’. A LARGE assortment of white and fancy Shirts at OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE. TO TAILORS AND OTIIERB—A large assortment of Vestings and Cloths for sale at OAK IIAI.I. CLOTHING BTORE. AfECIIANICS WANTED—Stone Masons and Car -I*£ penters are wanted to work on the mill of Scbu leiiburg, Boeckeier Ac Co., at Stillwater, at the head of Lake St. Croix. Good wages and prompt payment may be expected. Apply to C. CARLI, Agent. April 10, 1854. ssl-4t LAND WARRANTS bought and sold, by 51-tf. L L. WILSON. AN DS bought and sold on commission by


ocr: St. ILOttfS 3Rft*t«. THOR. OREV. BOW’D BOYLK. GREY & BOYLE, Boiler Makers, Blacksmiths, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, Main Street, between Carr and Cherry, St. Louie, Mo. HAVING gone to n very’ great expense to erect ma chinery for Biacksinithing, making Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work, on the most approved Eastern plan, we are now prepared to furnish every thing belonging to our business ten per cent, cheaper than any other es tablishment in the Western country. All who are in want of any thing in our line of business, will find it to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing else where. (ty Repairing done at the shortest notice. Always on hand a variety of second-hand BOILERS. N. B.—RAIL ROAD AXLES, BRIDGE WORK, and every description of heavy BLACKSMITH ING, done on short notice and accommodating terms. April 10th, 1854. 52—6 m S. S. BRAIXERD, House and Steamboat Furnishing Store, (.Vcu) .Vo. 1 lO Fourth Street, Saint Louis, Mo. MANUFACTURERS OF SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS, HIP AND SI’ONGE BATHS, REFRIGERATORS, ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS. Dealers in Ice Cream Freezers, Preserving Kettles, Sad and Laundry Irons, Brass Kettles, Kitchen Hardware, Britannia and Plated Wares, Lamps , Spoons, hfc., Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives and Scissors; PLANISHED,PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE. Willow, Rattan an I Wooden Wares; Mats, Brushes, Feather Dusters, 1 ronzed Hat Stands, Bird Cages, Hob by Hones, Cabs, Toys, Ac. Fishing Tackle, Fancy Goods for Church Fairs , all at low prices for cash or approved credit. N. B.—Agent for SCOTT’S PATENT and SPEN CER'S PATENT IRON REFRIGERATORS. WASHING MACHINES.