The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: THE OWENS, MOORE &. PRATT, VOLUME 3. ®jrc Diiilg Ulmncsotiau. Published every Morning. (Sundays excepted) and delivered to subscribers in St. I’aul at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, Taxable to the carrier weekly. Tri-Weekly Minnesotian, $4 per annum. Weekly do $2 do TERMS OF ADVERTISING. LOWEST BATES or CASH ADVEIITISISO IX DAILY. ' [Twelve linee or leu constitutet a square.] 1 square, 1 Insertion, $ .13; 1 square, J year, $15.00 “ each additional, .151 X column, 3 mos., ts.ou - 44 One week, 1.50 “ S *• 22.001 “ Two weeks, 2.15) “ 1 year, 30.00 “ One month, 3.50. H column, 3 mos., 10.00 4i Two months, 4.00 “ s “ 25.00. Three months, O.Oul “ 1 year, 45-tMi “ Six monihs, S.ooj 1 column, 1 year, 00.00 , Advertisements inserted in both Dally an. 1 Weekly,one halt price additional, Bcsixess Carps, not exceodins five lines, inserted at $5 per annum. Transient adverti*rm*ntx to bo paid for In advance. | a<l vert Ise mentis, placed imui<*4liat*‘ly before no- j Uc«*s of martian*** and death*, will be chiirt!<!d double the j above rates wii**n Hot changed; and 50 cents per 1000 «»* for «aek change. All advertiMiuentt, unless the time Is specified, will be j Inserted tilt forbid, and charged TTOfamgljs **• Job of every description, done in the best style and at the land rates. s\. Jkil %mmss Carbs. j RICE. DOLLIDHUD t BECKER, ATTORN KVS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chancery, will give their entire attention to the business of fh**lr profession. The collection of debts, the payment of ! taxes, buying an l selling of lands, fee., promptly attend- | ed to* office over llw** Ktar Biafa* |s4v U. S. Wilkinson. L. A. Meacfc. J. B. BrMMa. i WILKINSOX, BABCOCK & BRISBIN, Attorneys at Imw, St. Paul, M. T. references: Kx-Oot. Itxni'Cr, St. Paul. ITon 11. 11. Slhley, Mnwl.ita j Infrnoll A Hnt., N. V., Jim. V. Cal rue*, X. Y. lion I) Cady, Johnstown, X V lion J Willard* Sar Spa, X Y ! HORACE It. BIGELOW. CIIA’S E* KLAKUIIAU , BIGELOW &. FLANDRAU, ATTORNEYS anil C.nn—llora at Law. Office over 1.. B. Walt A Co.’* Store, Third street* (below Rob erts) St. Paul. Minnesota Territory. Will attend promptly and carefully to professional busi ness in all the Courts of the Territory; also, to the col- | lection of debts and to all other business iu any manner j connected with the profession. Money to Loan in small sums on good security. Jan 7 17-1 v JAMES K. HUMPHREY, - A T Ton.YE YAT LA IV, j Office over Irvine's store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. ! J. TRAVIS BMH9U M. L. OLDS i ROSSER & OLDS. ATTORXETS AND COCNSKLLORS AT LAW. Of fice In the Secretary's room in the capltol, at St. I Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-1 y 1 W. 1\ iWIRRAV, ATTORNEY AVI) COIT X S E 1,0 11 A T L A W , ST. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business t Intrusted to him. llalvug made himself aoiujlnt ed with thecpiality and situation of the surveyed lands In the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants | to the be>t advantage. Persona at a distance may send thair warrants here and their Interests will be attended to as If they were present. JLj** Office on Third srect. Scpi**niber 17, lsftl. McCarty A Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Imw. Office Corner of St. Anthony and Market streets. William M. Me Carty. Notary Public . 1) II Dustin, V. S. tHstrict Attorney. M. E. AMES* ISAAC VAN ETTEN AMES &. VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Imw, and Solic itors in Chancery . Ofllce corner Third and Minnesota streets, St. Taul, M.T _3-8y D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , RESUMES 111-practice ul lii« profession, aid w ill at-| trial to all buxtnejs entmateii to him iu the court* I the T-rrltory. Office iu th- lllcc tlourr. May IS, 1863—31 y MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor In Chancery, Thirl Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Florae, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, HAVING been Itcgfrtorof the Land Office under the lat»* administration, he Is aide to select the best land In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Paul, M. T. June 25, 1853—2-41 if Emmett A Bos*, Attorneys and Solicitor*. ILL attend to professional business w w In the various Courts of the Territory. Particu ar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands. Ac. Land warrants for -ale for cash or on time, office on the corner of Wabash aw and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. KM M KTT, July 1, 1852. XKKIT L. MOSS. Chaw. H. Parker, Banker and Krehange Broker, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Pne attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted promptly at the lowed rate of exchange, and If paid at or before maturity, no charg** fur eoMtlMtoa* Sight draffs | on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale, bnd warrants bought and sold. 47y Truman ill. Bmitli, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and General Agent. HAS removed his office to the New Kuilding opposite the Post time*, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he mill be found ready to attend to the collection t>f 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 or the Territory, and ot the Cities on the Minnesota river, he hatters hlntself that he will Ik* able to give satisfaction to all who may give him a call. X. B. Town lots 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 Ch*s W. Romp. Ch’s H. Oakes. lIOItI I* A OAKES, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, St. Paul, Minnesota, TAKE the liberty to Inform the merchants and other business men of the Territory, that they have lately formed such business connections in the principal cities of the East and South, as to be able to to aflord them AH usual Ranking facilities. Tkey will receive Current Bank Notes on deposit for which they will give their certificate*, payable in like funds or in Coin, or Exchange on the East at current rates. Exchange on the East, South ami Europe, bought and Sold, Collections promptly attended to, and proceeds forwarded less exchange. Lanil Warrant* bought and sold. Cneurrant Bank notes taken at highest rates. Jan 21, 1854—19-Gm drsTbrisbine &. willey", Physicians and Surgeons, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul—first door above Comb 6 | Bookstore. 3-i2y DRsTpOTTS &. MORTON, I HAVING associated themselves together in the prac tice ot their profession, offer their services to the ' citizen- of St. Paul and its vicinity. tr Office on Third street, over 11. 0. SandfoitP* store. Removed. DTI. J. TI. DAY has removed his office over Hlchcox’s Drug store. Entrance on Cedar st. X. B. Those Indebted to the subscriber will be called upon for immediate settlement. NELSON GIBBS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Offlro ever C D Fillmore'* Store, St Anthony street. >6t—2s-lr ||t. Croix Uusinrss Curbs. Gold T. Curtia. c. I>. Gllttlean. CURTIS k GILFILEAN. [ Attorneys <s* Counsellors at Law, ] ’63—52y _ STILLWATER, M. T. LEVI E. THOMPSON. TIIEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys &r Counsellors at Law, ( j 3Uf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. A. VAN VORIIES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT k\- j,aw and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all j professional business intrusted to his care, iu the different I courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 185*2* VF H Setmuea S J K McMillan II M Lewis I skmmes, McMillan & lewis, j Attorneys at Imw and Solieiturs'Jn Chaneery . J Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota Territory and Iludson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. I if SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill 4* Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment ( of Dry (okhN, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good term* a« any estab j llshmeut In the Territory. j They are al*<* prepared to atore, or sell on commission, I merchandise ol all kinds. | Stillwater, March 5, Is33—24tf Bun Cyphers ’ Saloon Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. TITK delicacies and siikstantiais of the season on hand at all hours, done up In the well established style of | . recently of St. Paul. ~ CHISACO HOUSE, FULSOM &. TI LLER, PROPRIETORS, Taylor’s Falls, Minnesota. j Accommodations for travellers and guests ■ e jual to any hotel in the United States.** March 4.—25 John Bradley, Carpenter and Itnilder, Point Prescott and Willow Kiver, Wisconsin. \X7ILL attend promptly to all business 4 V entrusted to his charge. References. —Th. houses he has built during the past year In the towns above named. 43y ! XV. H. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min. Ter. PIEALER in Dry (Joods, Groceries, ; Provisions, Hard wan*, Cutlery, Crockin’, Queens -1 ware, Ready-Made Clothing. Boot* and Shoes,&c. 43y Hiisrrilaneoiis Curbs. | ~ CLARK, LIBBY &.C 0., (Late Carl el on, Clark 4* C 0.,) JjSJPOM’J’SiIS AiiQ D? SILK, AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Carpots, efec. i 133 Broadway, between Liberty and Cedar Streets , NEW YORK. ! Parker r. Clark. 1 C Tra A. I.tnnv, i William King, S <D. S. Clark. I I)- W. Wahrfn, ) ( April 22, 1554 1132 EDMUND B. OTIS, 3ttorun[ iTnuusellar nt inui, .Vt>. 1, Jjexonshirc street , Boston , Mass. Commissioner for Maine, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Mis souri and Minnesota. April 15, 1854 ly3l Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Kstate in gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, ou Main street, opposite the Falls. _ MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Fall*, has removed • to the Post office, opposite the Falls* In Stevens’ j Block. Every thing in our line constantly on hand. Or ders from uppe country promptly tilled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1863—49tf XV. Richardson, XTOTARY PUI3LIC, Conveyancer, and i-\ Uiul Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles Hsow, St. Anthony Fall*- JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., PUVSICI.I.Y AJCD suit GEOS'. Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, m issMots Territory. G. Addison Brown, G 1 F.NKRAL INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Re- I al Estate, KurckJij Minnesota. 17-ly J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Shnknpee. Scott County, M. T. August 13, 1853—48 y Mendota House, Mcndota , Minnesota Territory. I WOULD respectfully Inform the public that I have taken the Fanihault Ilonse, .n the town of Mendota, and am prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent or transient. The house is 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—15tf JAMKS BRI CK. Red Wing House, BY ANDRUS DURAND, Red Wing, Minnesota. Boarders by the day or week entertained with the best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of I game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vicin ity, with scenery unsurpassed in any part of the upper Mississippi region. [July 16. 44tf THE WASSON HOUSE. »Y DAVIS tc WIIITCIIKR, Shakopce. This new and commodious Hotel has been recently fiirni>hed 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 nor money in order to render th»* sojourn of guests agreeable. Their table is supplied with every luxury the market af fords. Their stable is commodious and their servants at tentive and polite. Pleasure Parties in quest of game cannot do better thin to vi'it Shakopoo. our lake* abound with fish and our prairies are covered with grouse. bbakopec, April 26, 1851. 33-tf C. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Minneowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. I)., Physician and Surgeon, Minneowah, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin House. I THOMPSON & HAYNER, Attorneys at Imw, Xo. 25 Nassau street, New Yr rk City. I Andrew Thompson, ITenry Z. llayner. | French Burr Tlill Stone MANUFACTORY. ; The Best Quality of every Xumber in use •# j Bolting Cloths , Portable Mills. Smut Ma \ chines, Mill Irons, Mill Spindles, Screen H’ires, Da ms all Irons , Screws, Plaster of Paris, &rc. BOCK ISLjIND, ILLINOIS. All articles raaivufacuircd or sold at tins establishment, j warranted in all respects, and offered on fair terms. I 40ui6 D. L. CUNKLK A CO. Hanford, Thayer & Co., ! Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of I Clothing, Shirt*. Drawer*, and Furnishing Good* j Also, Oil and Rubber Goods, No. 180 and 18*2, cor--r of • Main and Green streets, St. Louis, Mo., may6dwly Xext building below Virginia Hjtel. of ta to and that He into efits as ital make with Ry have keep and ful, vary cally the as local end, who tend has is chicf act: the anil sale or 2d. lias ated must vent 3d. not tion, 4 sel once and the his tures up rious the tent the the be to ly the be cient and blow effect most that after in in mon tence some ful an that ing wires thorn for some she


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: PlillumtiT Uuflincaa ABRAM ( A N VORIIIM, MTuRNT.V mi l ml N.*M,l.o|t ,(T LAW mid SOLICITOR IN ('ll (NI'EKY. Siillwaler. Will altoid l<> all Inohie r ill I II .led to hi ■ rn re. HKAI MI'N, MihMlMot X A LEWIH, AT l'i HIM', VS at LAW mid SOLRIIOIIS IN (‘IIA N'C'Ell Y. • hll c. ul .-'illlwati r, and ul llml on, SI. CVol* COIIOII. Wl eoo.ln. iIIEOPOUE Ft IMIIKIIK, ATroUNKY mid ml N.-1.l |.o|! .\f LAW, still,niter, M.T. CITITIN k (i 11,FI Isis A X, AITiiRNFYS and COI N. ELI.ORS AT I.AW. HUhvaler.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn.

publisher: Earle S. Goodrich & Co.


ocr: TOO BUGS. OF HLU tVIIISKTI THE subscriber" bav. Jiisl received a consignment of On, Whisky, which ihev ofli-r to ihe Trade at very reduced prices. They respectfully Invite an early call. Also, _ _ 400 sacks of Family Flol-2, 100 bhl*. extra superfine do, 100 bbis. mess Pork, With Mam*, Hhoulders. Bacon. Oats. Crm. Ac. Also every article iNuaily kept in a Family Grocery. Don' forget the stand on St. Anthony-at.. Upper Town. 2—4 t KELLOGG tr KINNEY. HUSBAND’S Calcined Magnesia, entirety free from carbonic acid and of four times the strength of the common calcined for sale st the Chemical


ocr: BIGELOW k FLAXDRAU, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Olllce over L. U. Wail At Co's, store, Third street, below Roberts, Sr. Paul, Minnesota. WILL attend promptly and carefully to professional business in all the court* of the Territory .—Also to the collection of debts, and to al! other business in any maimer Conner led with the profession. Money to* Loan in small sums on good security. HORACE R. BIOELOW. fell ARLES E. KLXNPRAV. ( fr'-ly. I C< ||ot LPKR Brace# of every Variety, for sale st the


Minnesota weekly times. [volume]

ocr: EXCHANGE ! EXCHANGE !! PREMIUM paid for Eastern Exchange at C. 11. PARKER’S Banking (llflcr. Junes, 1854. Silver and Gold. n .. ) Dimes and Half Dimes, par. > American Half Dollars, $1 01 coinage. « Quarter “ 1 00!< Mexican Dollars, 1 01 K Spanish Pillar Dollars, 1 02 Prussian Thalers, 68 Five Frank Pieces....... 95'i German Crowns, 1 01 French . do., 1 09 American Gold, Old Coinage, 1 02 Napoleons, (20 Francs,) 3 81 Ten Thaler Pieces, 7 81 Prussian Ten Thaler Pieces, 7 81 SSO Pieces, U. S. Assay H ft ct. discount.

publisher: Newson, Mitchell & Co.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: RKADV FOR THIS SPRING f RAUB. i. W. BOXP. N. ». *tl.l.O«G BOND & KELLOGG Apothecaries nnd Druggists, SI. jluthony Street. ST. PA CL, MIXXESOTA. tfriIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Datas, Mx picul*, CiiEMicvLs, Whits Levd, Oils, Fa IXT», (all colors,} Vas.-visiies, Wmoow Burrmu Wui, Dv« STirrs, •n.t Dsi.r W« be. Cam oiks. Liquors, Seni**, Tonvceo, Patkkt >lsd- ICIMES, I*SRri;MB«V, slid PaX cv At: rtci.es, sc. HAVING fail ins very heATv stoek of everything in our lino —we lire now prepared to sceomtiio • irt i)je people in luiv.tace of the opening of uavijiuion ’ -

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: CIO A RS. 1 o oftO!i: 1 . l ; ( " TE, ! ,iAVAxu ' i(: ® JL Yf • XT vf XT the lust in the market, war ran ltd XV. S. COMBS, Between the Ifiee and Atnctictm Houses. A DiIi.SINE l’l. AS i l.H—i hat will hold (in iial’ Soi l.s without pegging, lor sale in quantities to suit purchasers. By W. W lilfllCOX. MtOit SilES—every kind, Iron! a sweeping, to a tooth ii null, i.r ..dc at 110 CEMT'ALL’UI U sToliE


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: UKADY FOR TUB BFHIAU TUAUh. JLST ARRIVED, AKOTHBB VKKT IIKxVV sTixCX OF l>Kt o*, pAIXT?, OlL» its Mldicisxs, at 4. W. BOND. 0- V. m|JM. BOND & IvELLUGO’.j WHOLESALE AND HETVIf. City nntl Chemical Store*, Upper St. Paul, M. T. “THE OLD lIItOWN l>TirG 8111.1. IN THE A6t LNDA.NT. ■mTtT'E IIA' E had r.o time of lnte to write ▼ ▼ ti»ernet«ls. We h.ve now received lß*g***t mhl he.t -.•-..vr: n« r.t (.1 . very thii-.j in our ever \et tin St Paul. Ah freisNi? will nblr be very h itt in a nhort tine, we j.lvi»e onr coi try eiMtoinem Ajnl trifi:.' k «rner ; i>, to call early :• their topi'tiea \\ r i'i«i tii'ce 10 give sstisliirt.tni an iu pn. en: l <i«nlit\ of every urti. V. No one -le?i run. of I’u:cb:i»t!i4 will be allowed to leave the “ Brown Urn* Store’’wHltm-t ;i tiv!e. t all on BOND A KELLOGG, I |>|i« r Town.


The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: Cljfraco. G. 11. /V L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION AXIt V.< .XCFACTCIIEItS AGEXTS , 175 SOUTH WATER STRUCT. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 4 GUNTS for Laflin Brothersloihl ainl Wave laMher. Cap ; \ Flat-Cap. Medium Demi and other Papers; Crane & Co.'s Sujn’rior C/dored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Papei'. : Smilh .k Peter's Printer’s Cards au<l Card l.uem's & Co's Dumostic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller .t Co’s Tolviccos; We-tlield Whips anil La-lies Lntl'n .'c Smith’s celebrated Gen Powder and Palely Fuse, Ac.


ocr: TDltbttqut. JESUP & COMPANY, BANKERS kC. EXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Ci ties of the United States. Notes collected and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange. Interest allow ed on special deposit*. We also draw direct, pajable without discount, on England.—Liverpool, London, Manchester, kc. Ireland.—Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, kc. Scotlvnd.—Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, kc. Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins or Thalers, on France.—Paris, Havre, Lyons, mid Marseilles. Germany.—llaml urgh, Frankfort, O. M., Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, Cnpcnhugaii, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, 3trasburgh. Switzerland.—Geneva, Berne, Basle. Italy.—Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Messina in Birily. At stria. —Vienna and Tricst. Russia.—St. l’etershiirgh, Warsaw. Sweden.—Stockholm. Norway.—Christiana. Dubuque, lowa, Nov. 10, 1853.—>'30. FARLEY & JAMES) Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of lowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, lowa. J. F. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMEB. General Steamboat Agents. Nov. 10, 1653.—>30. HAND, WILTSE & RLATCIILEY, Attorneys at Law, Dubuque, lowa. S. L. HAND. H. A. WILTSE. J. 8. DL.ATCIILEY. Nov. 10, 1853.—>30.


ocr: SHOULDER Braces of every variety, fur sale at the St. Fool Drug Store. GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. 400 bbls Flour, 200 bbts Pork, 100 bids Dried Apples, just rec’d on consignment al the Wharf Boat, and will he closed •ft at reduced prices' Also, corn and co 4 n meal, eats, potatoes, bran, lime, Ac ., at great bargains. jc 23-if J. W. BASS A CO. | | |


ocr: FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS, COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH, and situated near Bt, Paul. Capitalists, strangers, or citizens wishing to purchase desirable property for Cottage Residences, Villas and Siiinn.er Houses, are invited to call and take one lack at the locality. The sod is of the first quality, and adapted for Gardening or the culture of the Grape. IIENRY M’KENTY, Dealer ill Real Estate. St. PuaL Dec. 19, 18 r »3.-lv


ocr: Through Line—St Louis aiul St. Paul t\cguU\v Packet! ft - L THU NEW AND ELEGANT LIGHT ’ ffLij. Draught S'tea’ncr A DM!H AL fOIIX BROOKS. Ma>.<r. will ran ae a leg - ular I'a-z-enger Pael.et be.wien St. I aul and St. L»ni . du ring the -ear-/ n. makhlg legal ir trips. The ADM Il‘A Lis a new and >i:iiii<i’li built er:i r t. o r •ii| rim' freight and passe" .e’- accmiMil idatioi'. and i- the fast est as well as the .safest b« at on the Upper Misstssippi; hav ing Leu built under the leqii'reinents <>,' the late Steain -1m>:0 law. and being j rovhied with Life Beats. Life Pie-el - vers, steam tillages. \r. The Aduiir.il tmiche- ;■ t Galena, Dubuque, and all oilier i-i'enne tinle peris. Fm* 1 reigh. or I’a ;sa re. apj lv on hoard, or to .1. C. BURBANK fc CO., JOHN M. LAMB. St. Paul. *' 'VALI. & WIDEN, or oils WEST. st. Louis. myld.Vwrin T. 11. CONNER (.’alen.i. Galena and Minnesota Packet Co. ARRANGEMENT FOR 1854. rv™-. THE GALENA ANT) MINNESOTA 4-7 / PACKET COMPANY will run a daily line -*— ■ ~-zs£u of Boats during the ensuing season, he- I ween Galena, Stillwater and St- Paul, stopping at all intermediate landings, leaving Galenu at 12 M-, daily, except Sunday*. The line will consist of the NOMINEE, Cattain R. Blakely. WAR EAGLE, *’ D. S. II \rrik. GALENA, “ 1). B. Morehouse, ROYAL ARCH, “ E. H.Gleim. All first class boat*, 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 Slates Mail Steamers their punctuality can be confidently relied upon. Freight ship|>ed at St. Louis, or between St. Louis and Galena, mi the St. Louis and Galena line of Boats to points above Galena, will be re-shipped at Galena free of charge for drayHgc 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, and the unfinished por tion < f the Road stocked with comfortable Stage Coache*. B. 11. CAMPBELL k CO., Agents, Galera. 51-tf


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: VOLUME 3. C|e Bails JJliniusotian. every Morning. (Sundays excepted) aud delivered to subscribers in St. Paul at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, to tbe carrier weekly. Tri-Weekly Minnesotian, $4 per annum. Weekly do $2 do TERMS OF ADVERTISING. RATES or CASH ADVERTISIKO IS DAILY. Unee or leu constitutei a square.] square, 1 Inoertlon, $ .78 1 square, 1 year, SIB.OO “ each aiMltluoal, ,"Z6 H column, 8 nios., 18.00 « One trees, 1.80 « 6 « 84.00 « Two weeai, 3.76 « 1 year, *O.OO ' Oue month, 3.60 H column, t aioe., 80.00 ° Two mouths, 4.00 “ 8 “ 48.00 •• Three months, 6.00 “ 1 rear, 46 00 ci SI X mouths, 8.00 1 cciumn, 1 year, 66.00 Advertisements Inserted In Loth Dally and Weekly, one price adoittonal. Vcsikess Cards, not exceeding five lines, Inserted $3 per annum. Transient ftiimtiMSiMitito be paid for In advance. Leaded adv*rl*m• nunplaced Immediately before no of marria*e» *i*l «leath*», will be charged double the rate* when not changed; and 60 cents per luOO f.#r eaeo chance. Ail advert: x-njent-, uniewa the time leaped fled, will be uuerted till forbid, and charged accordingly. • # * jut Printing of every description, done la the best and at the loveal rale*. |t. 33U5inr55 Curbs. BICE WM. MOLLISSHEAD GEO. L< BECKER Bice, Hollinshead & Becker, at Law, General Agents, and Dealers in Exchange, St. Paul, Min»e*.,ta Territory. Col made with and on moderate terni'. I>rafU on Near-Yort and all part# of Europe lor aaie at rale* of Kxchange. Real La tale bought and nold, taxes paid, and all the of a (racial agency attended to with fidelity despatch. S. Wllhlnavn* L. A. Babcock. J. B. Briwblu. WILKIESON, BABCOCK A BBISBIN, Attorneys at Lair, St. Paul, M. T. references: Rx-Gov. Ramsey, SL Paul. Ilou 11. H. Sibley, Mendota IngeraoU H. Bro., N- Y., Jho. J C. Galruea, N. Y. Don 1> Cady, J.shnat .vi n, N Y lluii J W iliartl, aar Spa, N \ HORACE R. IIOELOW. CHA’B E. ILAKURAU BIGELOW & FLANDR.AU, ATTORN KYS anl Counwllor* st Law. Office over L. B. W.ii A Co.’, store, Third .ueet, (below Rub •rt.)St.PA.il. Mlun. -oU Tc-ritory. Will attend proiuptiy aud csreiutly to profeaslonal bujd •ea* IB all the Couit, of llie Territory; sl-o, to Hie col lection of debts »u.i to all other business lu any manner ounii'-cicd with the profession. Money to Loau in small turns cn good security. lan 3 17 ~ ly JAMES K. HUMPHREY, attor.yev at LA IV, Odea over Irvine** ktore, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M * L# OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. ATTORN'EVS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Of fice lu the Secretary’s room In the capllol, at St. Faul, Minnesota Territory. 4t>-ly w. I*. niRRAY, attorney and counselor at law, St- Pall, Minn. Tekr. U TILL attend pruinpJyauJ diligeniiy to all business mtrukted to him. Ilalvug imule htiuseif acquaint ed »uth the quality and situation or the surveyed lands iu the terntorv , he isprepaied to locate laud warrants to the best advantage. Fereous at a distance may send warrants here aud their interest! w ill be atieudcU to a» If they were present. £-3" Onice ou Third *reet. September 17, 1561. Me Carty At Dustin, A t tor tit y$ and Counsellor # at Law. Office Corner of SI. Antlioay aud Market street!. William M. Me Carty. Xotar.j Public. D 11 Duidiu, U. S. Dittru.\ Attorney. St. j;. AAik- ISAAC VAN ETTEK AMES & VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solic itors in Chancery. Office cortHT Third and Mluuesota street., St. Paul, 11. T 3-»y _ . D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , RESUMES practice of hi* profession, an 1 will at tend to ail btuine** entrusted to him in the courts the Territory. 13* Office in the Rice House. May 28, US3-47J MERRITT ALLEN, Attorßey aud Counsellor at Law’ and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierse, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, HAVING t*eeu Reel.ter of the Laiol Oflice under the late aduiinh.trat.oii,he i- able to -elect the he-t l* id tu the Territory subject lu entry, aud will warrant the rezuiarttyof ail locaiiou. made by hlui. Oflice ou Cedar .ireet, neat door to the Episcopal Church, St. Faul, U. T. June 26, 186 A—2-41 If Emmett A loss, Attorneys and Solicitor*. KT T ILL attend to professional business V v in tlie various Court* of ino Territory. Parttcu ar attention given to the location of Land Wirrauts, buying *nd belling of lathis* &»-'• Laud warrauts for >ale fur ca.'b or on time. Office on the corner of W’abasha*- and Third streets, St. Paul Minue*»ta. L. EM M ETT, July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. WILBUR M. HAYWARD , Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office at the Banking House of Wm. Brewster f Co., ST. lAUL, MINNESOTA. REFERENCE!: Kx-Pr***ideiit Fillmore, Buffalo, N.Y., Hun. 111 ram K. Jerome* Rotliestt-r. N. Y. ; Hon. Aaron Goodrich, St. Paul; Win. Brewster * Co., St. Paul. July 1, 1851. DRS. POTTS &. MORTON, HAVIXO assutdated themselves together In the prac tice Of th.dr proles-tou, otr-r their servlceato the cuUens of St. Paul aud iu. vicinity. EJ” Oitl.’e on Third .ireet, over 11. C. Sandford’e store. DRS. BRISbTnE 8l WILLEY, Pb)»irian« and Surgeons, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul —first door above Combs Bouts lore. 3-12 y Removed. DR. j. n. DAY’ ha* removed bU office over Hlchcox’s Draff store. Entrance on Cedar su N. B. Tuo*e Indebted to Hie »üb*criL»cr will be called npon for Immediate settlement. Truman ill. Smith, Justice of the Peace, .Votary Public, Collector and General Agent, HAS removed his office to the New Building opposite the Poet Office, corner of Third and Minnesota *ts-, where be will be found ready to attend to the collection of debta, parch*'ing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrant*, etc. Having beeu in the for some time past, and being provided with Mop* of all the surveyed portion ot the Territory, *nd of he Cities on the Minnesota river, he flatters hlna>elf that be 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 owntun the Al*o, farms in the country with or without improve ments. (Su Paul, June 4,1863. 38y J.W.SIMrSON JAS. LAWTHER. JOHN F. BRADFORD J. W. SimpMD ft €#., rkooletale Grocer*. Produce, Forwarding and Com mutton Merchants, LOWER LEVEE, ST. FAUL, MINNESOTA. AdvAnccs made ou Cum I^nmenu. St. Paul, June 23-1, 1854. dtf TRUMAN M. SMITH'S OsUsetlsj Age.ry and Deposit, Office, SALT PAUL, MINNESOTA. Fsrtlctnsr Attention paid to the purchaoe and sale of Real Relate, Loaning Money, Locating Land Warrants, Pnyirct of Tews, etc., etc. WHITNEY’S GALLERY OF Cor. Third and Cedar sts., St. Paul. I'HIS Gallery was built expressly for Daguenreotyplng, and 1* furnished with the VERY BEST of Apparatus. The light 1* arranged upon the moat approved scientific principles. The proprietor uses his best endeavors to please those who favor him with th»dr patronage. All are respectfully Invited to call and ex amine specimens. 49 MISS SALOM E LE RCH7 Fashionable Milliner, Dress &r Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the Indies of St. Paul and vicinity, that shell, prepared to do all klmls of work In her line, at her residence In St. Haul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call. Augcst 47, 1853—60tt Wm. It. Marshall. Jos. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS In SHgO and Common Iron, Steel, Black smith’* Tool*, Eliptlc bprmg>, Axels, Nall' aud all the heavy hardw are pertaiulug to an Iron store. Also, Plows aud Agricultural implements. 2-52 y STOVES AND TIN WARE. At Newell's old stand on Third Street , a few doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will *ell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from couutry dealers solicited. X. B. Repairing done on short notice. GEO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1553—33 y Roger* House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, St. Paul, Minnesota. TnE subscriber has opened accommodations forward ers, lodgers and travelers in the large brick build ing situated as above, where he wld be happy to accom modate to the extent of hl> ability all who may offer. His terut» are reasonable, and his table furnished with all that the market affords, lie hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share ui the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS* Wm. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man- pm \ V ulacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth sir wet, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks HfeMP to the Inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronag.- aud support since his arrival from England, and hopes through strict attention to business to merit a coutluuauce of the same. N. B. Having had thirty years experience In Manu facturing Clock* and Watches, .d every description, he feels hiiuselt competent to unde, take any work intrusted to hN care. New watches made to order and wheel* cut for the trade. WM- ILLINGWORTH, 2-13 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson aud Fifth. A beautiful assortment of French and English Le ver* aud Lepiues, aud American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on haud aud for sale at the above place. NATHAN SPICER, Watch Maker and Jeweler, rd Street, St. Paul, DEALER In Gold and silver watches, Jew- f* eirv, (void Pete*, Pencils, Chains, Brace lets. Breastpins, Swv.r, German Silver- Plated Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Thlm Ides, Rings, Chain.', etc. Musical Instrument*, Fancy j ! Articles, and perfumery. j 83*C locks, Watches, Jewelry, etc., repaired on short] not lee. Nov. 26, 1853—11 tf I New Harness Establishment, j THE subscribers would intorui the citizens of St. Paul j and all the country round about, that they are con- J ducting the above business in all iis branches, on Third j street nearly opposite the Post Otlice, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of llar nc'S, Bridies, Saddles, 1 iy Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW te GO. | St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y j J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Fainter. St. Until, Minnesota Territory. CHA’s E. MAYO. E. HANGS, Jr. j CHARLES E. MAYO &. CO. j (Successors to F . S. Newell.) WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer*, in Hardware ; and Cutlery, Mauutacfuret* of and Dealers In Stoves and Tin Ware,Third street, between Mluuesota and Roberts street, St. Paul, Minnesota 17 j Blacksmithing OF all kinds executed with neatness and dispatch, at the corner of 6th aud Broadway street'. sep 24 tt L. H. GRIFFIN. Martin D. Clark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would -FJL Inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding Country, that he Is preps, ed to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may be intrusted to his car--, with ueatuess and de>patch. and lu the la:est styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specification*, j call on the above at his residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the 1 East, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y A T CHAMBLIN CHAS A MORGAN CHAMBLIN & MORGAN, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, Third Street, Si. Paul, Minneaota. NELSON GIBBS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , Office over C D Fillmore’s Store, St Anthony street. ’64—22-ly A. 11. yiosley, Third Street , opposite the Minnesotian Office , MANUFACTURER and Dealer WSB In all kind' <•! HATS, CAPS, £g»»jl jfiMß FURS an<l GLOVES, ha- also RrgßttJjlJ constantly on hand a large as- ■HBae sortinent of INDIAN CURIOSITIES and Gciitieincu’s Furnishing Goods. lie would also Inform the la lies and gentlemen of of Minnesota, that he Is now prepared to make up ail descriptions of Faucy Furs, ladies’ Riding H»ts, Caps and Gloves ar the shortest notice. Order* from the country p-omptly attended to. Hlghol market price paid tor furs aud deer skins. St. Paul, June 24, 1854. __? m D. Pcarcc, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Ilats S,- Caps of every description, No. 120, Main street, si* Louis, Mo. rr Orders from up-country tradurs respectfully soli cited and promptM at ended to. 37y W. B. IIASEI.I INE. sT. . BENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Dealers iu Hides , Leather , Tanner's Oil , and Shoema ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French Calf and Patent Leather, XO. 20ti, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—4Stf J. V. Wreo, H D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (Late of New-Orlean*.) OFFERS his professional services to the citiz nsof Si. Paul and vicinity, in the various branches of his pro fession. Office— Winslow Housc. Aug.JO, 1854. J. HOLLAND, Auctioneer, Licensed by His Excellency the Governor and the Co. Commissioners. Office at Messrs. Moses ClelSnd’s Auction Store, (Late Blunt’* New-York Bazaar,) Aug 6, 1864 Saint Anthony street , St Paul Thompson Connolly, DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Corner Robert* and Third St., Saint Paul. dtf CEO. HEZLEP, Notary Public, Qffiet opposite the American Hotel, St. Anthony street. Au«. 16. FRANCIS £. COLLINS. | A action and CommUatan Merchant, St.Paal, M T Llbef.l advance* made on consignments, fit. Fan!, Ang. 13, l*M. SAINT PAUL, Sewall tc ( rehore, CIVIL Office in Post Office Buildin*/, Saint Will attend to surveying ami dividing business usually assigned to St. Paul, July 30? 1854. 775. SPERRY , M. Homoeopathic Physician and Office on Third Street, opposite C. E. Residence at the Winslow* Aug 22-tfdfcw |t. Croix ®usinfSß Gold T. Cnrtla. CURTIS & Attorneys 8f Counsellors ’63—52y STILLWATER, M. T. LETI E. THOMPSON. THOMPSON & Attorneys Counsellors 3 ltf Stillwater, A. VAN A TTORNEY & t\ Uw and Solicitor in Chancery, professional bu*in~B» intrusted to his care, courts of the Territory. W 11 Senunea S J R McMillan semmes, McMillan & Attorneys at Law and Solicitors Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota St. Croix County, Wisconsin. ’sl—2 ltf SHORT, PROCTOR (Successors to Churchill 4* HAVE Oil hand a general of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware which they offVr for sal<* on as good lishment In the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 5, 1833—24tf CHISAGO FULSOM & TULLER, Taylor’s Fulls, Accommodation* for travellers and equal to any hotel in the United State*. March 4.—25 IV. 11. C. Taylor’* Falls, Min JYEALER in Dry Goods, l J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, ware, Heady-Made Clothing, 11"da and 30ttisr?Uanfous CLARK, LIBBY (Late Carleton, Clark 4- C SILK, AND FANCY DRY Carpets, 139 Broadway, between Liberty and .\EW YORK. Parker P. Clark, i C William Kino, £ \D. D* W. Warren, ) ( April 22, 1854 tf32 EDMUND B. ilttnrunj nuil Cuuuorllur JYd. 1, ijtxonshire street, Commissioner for Maine, Virginia. Ohio, souri and Minue*ota. April 15, 1854 I>3l Isaac A TTORNEY & A- Law aud solicitor in Chancery. attention to any business itmu'ied him profession, iti any part of the Territory. tention paid to local in Land Warrants, », sale or Patents when issued, aud era*. Office at Bt. Anthony, ou Main Falls. ANDREW C. Attorney and Counsellor at bank Rapids. Benton Co. Collections mad**, Land Warram* bus'uess entrusted to him will he June 27, I*>4. MINNESOTA DRUG I I P. SWEET, Saint Anthony I 1 • to the P st offl. e, opposite the Block. Every thing in our line der* troin uppe country promptly tilled. St. Anthony, August 20, ISs3—4Jtf JEFFREY T. ADAMS, PttVS 1C IA JV A .VD Office corner of Main and Front streets, Minnesota Territory. G. Addison C 1 ENEUAL INSURANCE AGENT W al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. J. McMAHON Attorney at Law and Sliakapee, Scott County, August 13, 1853—45 Mendota -t Mendota, Minnesota I WOULD respectfully Inform the taken the Farribautt House, n the aud am prepared to accommodate transient. The house Is newly fitted up, Is antly located, and no paius will be spared of the tno.'l comfortable in the West. July 23, 1853—15tf Red Wing BY ANDRUS DURAND, Hod Win". rsr Boarders by the day or week best tare the Minnesota market with pleasant anti comb rtable rooms. game and excellent Trout fishing iu the ity, with scenery utt'Urpassed in any Mississippi region. [July 16. THE~W A SS O NT By DAVIS U W HITCH Eli, ami commodious Hotel has been at great expense, and is now ready to rec ing public. The proprietors are exp<. the business, and will *pare neithei order to render the sojourn of gue.'ts Their table is supplied with every fords. Their stable Is commodious aud tentive and polite. Pleasure Parties in quest of game to vl*it Shakopee. Our lakes aboun . prairies are covered with grouse. Shakopee, April 26, 1851. Just TIIE largest assortment of Clocks ever to this territory;—consisting of th‘» kiuds, from the most celebrated charge to see them. Also, a < eautifui lot of Hunting and Lepiuc watches. WM. Corner of Jackson and Fifth streets. St. Paul, May 30, 1854. W. Sc j: Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia 4*e., 4‘C., 174 North Main Street.fa the Virginia Hotel,) Saint Louis, WE keep always on hand a large or Imported and Domestic Millar, Lotidre Cheroots, Priucipe and gar' of best brands. June 21, 1854. THOMPSON &. Attorneys at Law, No. 25 Nassau street, New Andrew Thompson, Henry JEnriA IISURAJCE HAKTFUKO, CASH CAPITAL - CHARTERED 1819. Policies on Fire and Inland Risks terms. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly HENRY A At June 29,1854

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ocr: Cijicago* GENERAL COMMISSION A\D ADVER TISIN’G AGKNCV. CHARLES WOOLLETT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, r|lo MhTr.wnr.E Mk..v. Fakjua:.*. and others liavlng busi- I rn**.* in this city:— 1 respectfully announce my intention to establish myself pennanuntly. in the above business, in this city, and offer inv ser\ ices to effect sales of Produce, purchases of Mer chandise. Lu:nb<*r. (kc.. **n Coinxuissioii. t**gether with any busin* *s which re.xuires personal attention, for which an cxp«»riouco of over seventeen \ears In active mercantile pursuits .and a thorough knowledge of the city trade, has «|iialifie*l me to effect, outlie must ad\ant rtreou> terms, thereby frequetly obviating the incoveiiience and expense of lea vine home and buniiiess. Hoping to be fawned with your commands, trusting that this introduction may lead to transactions. oxtcn*i\e nnd mutually l»encticial, andas *uring you of my best ellorts in your behalf . 1 am truly yours, GHA>. MOj.J.EtT. Kkfkrs t*i Aid. W. Kennodyi E. IL Williams. W. Way man. M. 1 . K**ith. .H. Hiaekiill. E*q., John Rogers. E-q-, 11. Frink. E-*|.. Lessrs. Mugent A: Own***. RIRWELL A POWERS, MKIiCII AN T TA I L 0 Ii S , AND DEALERS IN' Gi NTS GOOD?, .Y«. 7 Trenvrnt Ruildinas. fhai'torn Street , CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. nna\ Ei I. IUN ERS. resi*cctf lly iiivib* the attention of gen. 1-men tras* lling Ul in the Noi thwest. as wa ll a* tho e re idirigin Mimie sota, to their complete and elegant a - sortnient of « JL.i» GENTLEMEN S FCRXiSIEXG t.Uf.DS Th** lmgo-t ji'.id mod ta*t**li 1 select ion «*} the finest French. Enzlidi. tierman ami American ulothiiur sti.fia .v ill be kept constant!) on hand, a* it is th** design of tho ; r-prict'U' to Mistaiii tie r**nutati«»n of theiv e.-t«hlish uieut a* th** Great Western Euipot i.im <»f Fa-liion ti**n tlemon caii I<*.i\*• i*na>n,<** with u*». aid ha\*• their onler.H :*l'»*d at anv time, in tin* m**-t Ja*hi*»n.»bl** *t\ le-. S:rang ers \i-itii.g Cbi -.*g<* an* invited to examine our elegant -t**ck. at No. 7, Trurnont Hui Ming.-. D .uliou -tn et. li. HL inVLI I. Chicago; Juno 21 tf S A HAVERS n*»v«*lan*l, 0. (L 11. \ im. MFLIX. PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS . 1 V n M \ N t hwn t /.’ tills A GEN/ S. 175 SOI TH WATER STREET, i lIIGAGO. ILI .IXOI3. V GENTS for Latiin Brothers l-ii*l and Wave Letter. Cap, Flat Cap. Medium. Demi and other Paper-: Crane A: Co. s Sup* ri*»r Coffin'd Medium Bon*}. Tissue an«l Envelope Papers ; Smith .V Peter s Printer - < ar*l- ar.n Car*! B**ar<l; L«M»inis k f*o's I>*ime*tic and Imported Cigar-: Thoma; C. Miller A: C*»’s Tobacco*; We*tfieM Whips and Ijishe* ; Latiin k Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse, ke.


ocr: Through Line—St. Louis and St. Paul. fcVugulwv Till: NEW ANI) ELEGANT LICH3 -4.-J Draught Steamer •VEni ADMIRAL. 3 BROOKS Vaster, "ill run as a reg UIC Pa-M-nger Packet between St. Paul and St. 1/juis, du ring the -oar-on. making regular trips. The \DM IRA 1. is a i.-,v and staunch liuilt craft, of stipe rior freiglit and iws.scngeraccommo.lation, and is tin- fast '•-to- well as the safest boat on the Upper Mississippi; l.a v •ng'«-en built under tin- requirements of the late Steam boat law. and being provided with Life Boats, Life Prcsor vers. Steam (Bulges. Ac. The A.liniral t.niches at Galena, Dubuque, and all otliei inle.llle liate p--it-. For 1 .a iglu or l as.-age. applv on board, or to J (' 111 RItANK «V 111., JOHN M. LAMB St. Paul. WALL A WIDEN, or <il ls WEST. St. Eouis. myldAwfun T. D. CONNER. Galena. Galena and Minnesota Packet Co. ARRANGEMENT FOR 1854. THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA C 74 PACK ITT COM PA NY will run a daily line - ix-gjit of Boats during the ensuing season, be tween Galena, Si iliwater ami St. Paul, stopping til till intermediate landings, leaving Galena ut 12 M , daily, xci-nt Sundays. Tin- line will consist of the NOMINEE, Captain R. Blakely. WAR EAGLE, *• D. 3. Harris. GALENA, “ 1). 11. Morehouse, ROYAL ARCH, “ E. ll.Gi.eim. All first class boats, and commanded by experienced and accommodating officers. Tlu-se 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. Tins Company's boats being United States Mail Steamers their punctuality can be confidently relied upon. 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 be re-shipped at Galena free of charge f 1 drayage or forwarding without de bit . The Railroad hetweii Galena and Chicago, connec ling with the vaiioiis Eastern Roads, is now completed within a few miles of Galena, and the unfinished por tion < f tlie Road stocked with comfortable Stage Coaches. 51-tf It. If. CAMPBELL* CO., Agents, Galena. >IIN N LM)'< A HI VER FA UK FT. a THE new and splendid Steamer Minnesota belle, ii cm dk r stone, Master, will run as a regular (frS-l.it pa< ket between St. Paul, and the ports of the Minnesota river, during the present season of navigation. The Aiimiesota Belle is an entirely new boat, just completed at Pittsburgh, having been built expressly for this trade and will be found equal in every to any steamer on the western wafers.


ocr: crijitaao. UKhKHAI. ( tIMMINNIHV AMI AIIVKU TIMING AHKNCV. Cll A HI,EM"w"oOI,LETT, CHILAIiO, ILLINOIS. TpO M racisms Mr*, Kamuki«, and otliora having final 1 Maa In Utla alt/s — I na|irdfullr announce m3' Intention to establish mv»elf |icrnoiocnily, (n ||,e aimvo limlnosa, In Mils city, and oirnc my services io vffvnt sale* of Produce, | uehs.e* of Mm rhandl«e, Lumber, AC,, rut Commission, top'lhm with any liu<dnnM which require* personal ullculloii, lor which an eniierlence of over »etenlccii year* In ncf|t| budlicas pur suits and n l borough knowledge of the city trade, havqoul Died me to effect on the ttio*t advattingeoux term*, thereby frequently otolallng (lie Inconvenience and iijmna of icavlnu your home and business. Hoping lo lie favored with your command*, trusting that ttii" Introduction may lend to Iran-met jon*, extrn*l*e and uiutuallv le ncficlal, and a**m Ing you of my heat effort* In your behalf, fam truly your,, Ml,Mil,ft WOOLLKTT, ii«rm* To Aid W Kwt-ftr, A It. lIMCKWM.I,, E*q j 11 Iv 11. IVti.tj imm, dottv Him,ana, Eaq.j " W Wavimn, II Fmisk, Pei),; 11 M l, Klim, Me*«r*. Nt ufcftr It OwftJta, may If if If U, If. a L. LAf’Llfr. IMP I? II COMMINKION MHftCIIANTN ASH MA'VVnnVHKHA AUK STS, I7f, Nil 111 WATER HTUKKT, (IIH AUO, ILLISOIN. AIiKNTH for lofllu (bother* Istld cud Wave ladtrr, Pap, Hal Pap, Medium, fiend and oilier Paper,; Plane X 10, • Hupeilm Pi.Pued Medium Itond, Tl**ue and Envelop** Paper* ; Hmllh A Paler'* Prlnler'* Par*l* and Paid llOftltlj A Pn'* Hmuavtla and fin|atrled Pigar*) Tltomh* P Miller k Po'« 'foliaeert*, Wfe*tfleld Wlilj,* and f^i*he*, l*ittln k Hmltli'a calobraled Uun Powder and Hataly Pu«e Ac,


ocr: Btibmttir. JKNIfP a I'HRI'ANY, HANKF.HM AC. FTXCIIANOP, sold nod purchsaedoti New York, Roa. J 100, I'lillndclphm, I'luriigo, Pclroll, mol oiher C|* Ill's ol Ihe Hulled Mimes. Nnlr*cnlleclcd slid proceeds remlllcd at current rales uf Exchange Interest allow, ed nil special deposits. We also draw dlfl'ct, payable Million, discount, nil Enui.xnn —Liverpool, Loudon, Manchester, ma. Imaxan Puhlln, Cork, l.lmerlck, llelfasf, Ac. NcorLian —Eillulmrg, Olnsgow, Penh, Ac. Also, Prnfts payable 111 Francs, Florin* nr Thalers, «H Fnxai a.—Fsrls, Havre, I,you*, mol Marseilles. IlMtutnv—Hamluigh, Frankfort, o. M,, Hrussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, CupeuhNgmi, Dresden, Merlin. Hanover, Mlrashurgh. Mwrr«nat.*an.—Oeueva, llerne, Hasle. Itxi.y Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, M* sslna In Mlrliy. Ai sraiv.—Vienna and Trlcsl. Itrssi*.—Ml Pdcrsloirgh, Warsaw. Mw MinaMlockhmui. Nonwxy.—Christiana. Ilubmpo', lowa, Nov. 10, laflff,—yfffl. ¥ AkirfcY i Wiioi.nsxbM Oaocgg* AMtt CoMMissioa Mr,noil tats, Corner ul lowa and Fourth Mlreel*, Pubu«|iie,|uws, j. c. MMi.kv. nnwia jamoh. Octieral Mleamhual Agents. Nuv. iff, INM-ymi, IIAND* WILTRF. * IILATCIILKY, Atruasay* *r l.xw, Huhmiue, luws, a. 1., HAUO. M. A. WII.TSB. i. M> ftl.Aftllll.NV. Nuv. IV, lAN®,—y fW.


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ocr: j i ; j j l_l ■ Prcscoil His. Rusiupss Cards. —— A. C. MORTON. i i rc*coft, Wi« . cor.of Broadway and KemtiYintek sta. ■ ■ AS ou hand, and for sale, at a modetat* adv\no# I | ■ lro.il co*'. a ganerai e.-*ortment of j DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND PROVIBIONB. I ALSO—a large supv'y #*f Ready-Made ( lotliin*. heavy i woolen Ulanketr, lioois and Shoe*, heavy l launel*, j over and Vnder ‘•hirt*. i Salt, l’ork , Mackerel. White Fish, ete Ehir.gies, i I.unifier, Lath, etc , beside every oilier article usually found in a Grocery and Urx Goods Store, tall and see. Prescott, Dec. 1953. 35-


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ocr: iFovUm-Stno. J. C. BURBANK & CO., STORAGE, Forwarding and Coinminiou Grocers and Dealers in Grain and \\ hart Uoat St. Paul, Milt. J. C. BURBANK, C. T. WHITNEY. Snippers and Consignees will find it to their interest do business with us, as the expense of Labot and Dray age is saved. REFERENCES Gov. \V. A Gorman, Henry M. Rice, ( c _ i W.R. Marshall; 4 Co.4 bt * 1 a, ‘ l - Alex. Wilkin. J B. 11. Uarnphell, A- Co Oeo. W. Campbell. A: Co , f ~ I.orrain, & <*o„ VOalcua. R. Harris, <v Co. ' Otis AVest, ( . K F jj M ,’ \ e>t. t oms. Charles Sc ink ler, A C,’o., } .. Malinins A- St.-uiunod. y ' 1 Mark Packages care 11. & C. WlialfHoat St. Paul, Mil nesota. St. Paul. M.iv 1, ia»L 1 .tf


ocr: Cljfcaflo. GENERAL commission and abveu* TISIXG AGENCY. CHARLES NYOOI.LETT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. TO Mkrcanttle Men, F-obmetj, and others tiavliig busi ness in this city:— I respectfully announce my Intention to establish my- : If permanently, in the above business, in this city, add offer my services lo effect sales of Produce, purchases of Mer chandise, Lumber, Ac., on Commission, together with any business which rexuiros per-onal attention, for which an experience of over seventeen years In active mercantile pursuits and a thorough knowledge of the city trade, boa qualified me to effect, bn tlie most adrantrgeous terms, thereby fr-quet’y obviating the incavenience and expense of leaving liotce and bunincss. ikqdng to be favored with your commands, trusting that this introduction may lead to transactions, extensive nnd mutually beneficial, andm suring you of my best efforts in your behalf. I am truly yurs. CiIAS. WOLI ETT. Hui:ns to All. \V Konnodvi E. H. Williams, W. Way man. M. 1.. Keith. A. H. Dlackall Esq., John Rogers, E q., 11. Frink, Esq., larssrs. Mugcnt A Uwnes. BFBXVELI. At POWERS, M EII CIIA NT TAILORS, AND DEALER.S IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Ao. 7 Trent' nt Rmldiivjfi, Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Messrs. blt:\vell& lowers, n*s;»cctfi.iiy inviii* the attention of gent lumen travelling in the Xorthwe>t, as well as tt om* ro<i*lingin Minne suta, tu their coinj h*te ami elegant as.sortnu nt of t J LENTI.KMEN’S FLKMSIIINO GOODS. Tho largest ami most tasteful selection of the finest French, English. Gorman ami American clothing stulTj will ho kept constantly on hand, as it is tho design of th© proprietors to sustain the reputation of their Orlabli>h inont as the Great Western Emporium of Fashion. Ge n tlemen can leave mea ure-: with us. and have their orders tilled at anytime, in the most fashionable styles. Strang ers visiting Chicago are invited to examine our elegant stock, at No. 7, Trcinont Buildings. I)« arlxm street. II BFKWLLL. Chicago; Juno 21-tf _ S. A. TOWERS. Cleveland, O. gHI \ L. LAFLI\,~ PAPER ( O.ILHISSION JHEUCIIANTS JX/t MAM FACriKKRS AG EATS. 175 FOLTiI WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOI?. V GENTS for Laliin Brothers and Wave IzOttcr, Cap, Mat Cap. Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane & Co.’s Superior Colored Medium. Bond, Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith <!x I'eter’s I’rintor’s Cards and Card Board; F.ooinis \ Co’s Domestic and Imjmrted Cigars; Tliomas C. Mill'-r «: Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and Lashes; L'lliin »\; Smith’s celebrated Gun Fowder and Safety Fuse, Ac.


ocr: i j I j ; 1 ! l j amuscttutUs. ••SUIU.EE FAMASIHILE.” MARKET HALL, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, June 22 23, and 24. THE FAKIR OF SIVA Has arrived with his Immense Cabinet!!! And will appear in his UNPARALLELED WONDERS IX lies V.VL VtF, OF EM.U VNTHENI !! In the stylo of MAGNIFICENCE and GRANDEUR That has characterised liis Entertainments elsewhere. Tickets 50 Cents —Children 25 Cents. june IM-dtf i


ocr: WILSON’S GENERAL LAND AGENCY, SAUK RAPIDS, MINNESOTA. rWMIIS Agency being the only one in the Sauk River JL Land District, and the Government Land Office located at this point, with the subscriber’s long resi dence in the west, and being familiar with the advan tages to be derived from choice and early locations; gives it particular advantages over ail others in this Territory for the speedy location of Lands and Lain" Warrants in said district. Any business intrusted to this agency, will be atteu ded to with promptness and dispatch. J. L. WILSON, Sauk Rapids, Benton


ocr: NOTICE. ~ Selling oir at Cost. IVHE subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash . the following rates: Golden Syrup nt 00 cents per gallon; St. Louie S II Molasses 65 cents per gallon; Butler at 18 cents per lb; Sugar cured llains at 13 rents per lb; do 2d 12 1-2 do Sides, 10 do Shoulders, 9 do Bice, 8 do Good Barley, 10 do tSoap, Candies, Salt, Ac. DRF.33I.ER A GEORGIY, Mtri-h .-th. 1954. 47 tf upper Landing


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ocr: VOLUME 3. B|e Dailj) Uinnesotian. J'ublished every Morning, (Sundays excepted) fend delivered to subscribers in St. Paul at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, Payable to the carrier weekly. Tri-Weekly Minnesotian, $4 per annum. Weekly do $2 do TERMS OF ADVERTISING. MVMT **TU or CASH ADVEBTISINO IK daily. [Twelve Knee or leee constitutes a squors.] •awe, 1 insertion, $ .75! 1 square, l year, $16.00 - escb additional, .Ml K column, S m 0.., 16.00 ** One week, IJO « 6 “ 22.00 “ Two weete, 9.M| « 1 year, 60.00 “ One month, 3.60. s c.tumn, 6 11109., 20.00 •* Two month., 4.00 “ 8 " 28.00 - Three month., 8.00 “ 1 rear, 46.00 - Six mouths, B.oo] 1 column,! year, 86.00 Advertisements Inserted In both Daily aud Weekly,one half price additional. ■rsiKEfl Casus, not exceedinf Ore lines, Inserted at $6 per annum. Trsuslrnt advertisement, to be paid for In advance. Leaded advertisement*, placed immediately before no tices of nuuTlaxe. and death*, will be charted double the above rate, when not chauged; aud 60 cents per 1000 etna fur caeh chance. All advertisements, nnless the time is specified, will be inverted till forbid, and charged accordingly. Job Printing of every description, done In the best style and at the lowest rate*. |t. JSaul business Curbs. CDXUKDRICE WM. lIOLLINSHEAU CEO. L. BECKER Rice, Hollinshead & Becker, ATTORNKTS at Law, Geueral Agents, and Dealer* In Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota Tcrrlbiry. Col* lections made with promptness and on moderate terms. Drafts on New-York aud all parts of Europe for sale at current rates of Exchange. Real Estate bought and sold, taxes paid, and all llie business of a general agency attended to with fidelity and despatch. If. S. Wilkinson. J«. A. Babcock. J. B. Brisbln. WILKINSON, BABCOCK A BKISBIN, Attorneys at Law, St. Paul, M. T. urcuacu: Ex-Gov. Ratasey, St. Paul, lion 11. 11. Sihley, Mendota Ingrrsoll hi Bru., N. 1., Juo. C. Galruc*, X. Y. Mon D Cady, Johnstown, N Y lion J Willard, Sar Spa, X Y HORACE R. BIGELOW. CHA’I E. KLAKDRAU BIGELOW & FLANDRAU, ATTORNEYS and at Law. Office over L. B. Walt A Co.’s Store, Third street, (below Rob erts) St. Paul* MlnnevoU Territory. WIU attend promptly and carefully to professional busi ness in all the Courts of the Territory; also, to the col lection of debts and to all other busiueas In auy manner coouected with the profession. Mtaejr to Loan in small sum* on good security. Jan 7 17-ly JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATTOR.YEY AT LAW, Office over Irvme’a store, St. Anthony street, Saint Paul. J. TRAVIS RoaSER. M. L. OLDS ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and counsellors at law. of fice In the Secretary’* room lu the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-ly W. P. MURRAY, ATTORNEY A X I) COUNSELOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business intrusted to him. llalvng made him>»il acquaint ed with me quality and situation of the surveyed lands lu the territory, he Is prepared to locale land warrant? the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send warrants here and their interests will he attended they were pre.-ent. ou Third sreet. September 17, 1961. Sic tarty A Dustin, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. •Mir. Caraer .1 St. An Horny and Market street*. William M. Me Csrty, Xotary Public. D 11 Du»tlu, U. S. Ihslrict Attorney. ISAAC VAS ETTEIf It, z. a tans. AMES X VAN ETTEN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solic itors in Chancery. Office comer Third and Miaacuta atreet., St. Paul, M.T s-8r D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , RESUMES the practice of hla profession, and will at tend to all lm.iuc.fi eutrusted tu him tu tbe court* the Territory. p-p» Offlcc lu the lltce ll m.f. May 28, 1863—37 y MERRITT ALLEN, AlUrary tad t uun.ell.r at Law .ad Solicitor la Chancery, Thirl Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Terri lory. Allen Pierse, Attorney at Law and General Land Agent, HA VINO been ReKlater of the Laud Office under the late administration, he in able to .elect the bent land In the Territory subject to entry, »ud will warrant the rafutarlleuf all location, made by him. Office on Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal Church, St. Faul, M. T. June 36, 18a3—2-41tf Emmett Sc moss, Attorney a and Solicitors. THILL attend to professional business If tnthe varlout Court, of tbe Territory. Pariicu ar aiteuttou aiven to the localluu of Land Warrant., buying and .-lllnc of lands, fee. lAtid warrant, for -ale lor ch or on time, office on the corner of Wabashaw and Third street!, St. Faul Miuucaota. L# EMMETTt July 1, 1862. HKNKY L. MOS.B. WILBUR M. HAYWARD, Attorney and Cminseltor ai Law, Office 11ks Banking House of If'm. Brewster 4r C 0. ,! IT. 1 AUL, MINNESOTA. Refekekcls : Kx-Pre*id«*nt Fiilinorc, Buffalo, N.T., ! Hou. Hiram K- Jerome, Kocbe*t>-r, X. Y. } lion. Aaron j Goodrich, St. Paul; Win. Brew*tcr K Co., St. Paul. July 1, 1861. ST. PAUL LVTELLIGEJVCE OFFICE . I Third St., opposite Bue.*s, over the Boston Shoe Store SERVANTS of every d**cril>tion, both male and female j tor city or country, can be obtained at till* office. Merchant*, Hotel Keeper*, Farmer* ami other* in want . of Clerks or Laboring Men, will be supplied free of charge I by calling or sending their order*. Cook* and servant girls will be sent to any part of the country, tf the perrons wanting them will send the office fee of $2 to $3, with money to pay girl*’ fare, stating what they want, wage*, Ac , Ac. Females in warn of employment can obtain place*/rrr ; of charge. Young men, (with or withont c*§h capital,) in want of | bu»tne*?, can be accommodated by calling or writing to thlr office. All letter* on this subject (employnient)mu*t ! be post paid with $1 enclosed. Farms, house*, tavern stands, store*, Ac., rented, I bought, sold and exchanged. Add re** Letter* to JOHNSTON A CO., Saint Paul Intelligence Office, Post Office Box 412. St Paul, Juue 3,1864. dAw3m Established in 1831. .NORTH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY connecting with the American Express company, TO ALL THE PKIHtTFAL POIKTS IN THE UNITED | • TATES. CANADA AND EUROPE. TIIR cheapest and safest way of transporting light and valuable Good* —Specie and Bank .Yofte. Paticular at tent lot paid to the collection of X»tee, jllllt. Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and Sale of Mer chandize. Lost freight and baggagr look*'] up an*l delivered t* owner*, etc., ate. MEStmoEBS Semi-Weekly. J. C. BURBANK fc CO., Proprietor.. St. Paul, May 29,1864. rent Leaves, SECOND aerie., and a new .upply of the Aral aecka, recetred by Exureee, and for **le by I. HOWITZ k CO*, At the Pioneer Bookstore, opposite the P.iei-OffL* OLIVER S LOCEE R OMtLV SWEESV LOCKE tf SWEEA’Y, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Rais, Cops and Rubber Goods, next to Whitney’s Dag uerrian Gallery, Third etreet, abate Cedar , *T FAI L, MINNESOTA Jty I, 1864 | sort BOLLS Wa I Paper or hand, and low atort |t. Croix ftusiiiess Curbs. Sold T. Curtis. C. 0. Utiaiesn. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. I Attorneys fy Counsellors at Law ,! ’6»—SSy STILLWATER, M. T. 1 LKTI E. THOiIMOIt. TMEO. E. rABKEB. | THOMPSON & PARKER, ‘Attorney 1 tf Counsellors at Law, j S*ltf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT XA Law aud Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business iutrusted to his care, In the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1863. W H: Seasmes 8 J R McMillan H M LewTs semmes, McMillan & lewis, Attorney 9 at Law and Solicitors\in Chancery, Offices at Stillwater, Minnesota Territory and lludson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. ’sl—-2ltf SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. ~ (Successors to Churchill tr Sclson.) LTAVE on hand a general assortment II of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for n.ile on as good terms as any estab lishment In the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 6, 1953—24tf OHISAQO HOUSE, FULSOX fc TULLKR, PROPRIETORS, Tmylar’a Falls, Minnesota. Accommodations for travellers and .transient guests equal to any hotel In the United States. March-i—2s John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wiocensiu. VI/ILL attend promptly to all business 7 7 entrusted to his charge. References.—The houses huhaa built during the past year lu the towns above named. 43y W. H. C. Folsoiu, Tayler’* Falla, Min. Ter. I'IEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, n-J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queeno warc, Ready-Made Clothing, Bools aud Shoes, Ate. 43y JHisreUaneous Curbs. CLARK, LIBBY 4C0,“ (Late Carleton, Clark 4* C 0.,) aas usaas/ia ©? SILK, AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Oarpots, ctoo. 119 Broadway, between Liberty and Cedar Streete, NEW YORK. Parkeb P. Clabk, ) ( laa A. Libby, William Kiko, > < 0. S. Clabk. 0- W. WAIIHLN, ) ( April 22,1864 1132 EDMUND B. OTIS, Jlttnrnrq nail Canusrllnr nt I'nin, ! J\~o. 1, jMxonshirc street, Boston, Mass . j Commissioner tor Maine, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Mis- j souri and Minnesota. April 1M854 IyJI Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT A- Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt : attention to any business intrusted him In the Hue of his j profession, in any part of the Territory. Particular at- j leu lion paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of Tax- J «-s, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Ksta'e In gen- i eral. Office at St. Authony, ou Main street, opposite the • Falls. AJ\'I)RE\V C. DU AW, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Sauk Rapids, Benton Co. Collections mod**, Land Warrant** located, Ac. Any business entrusted to him will be promptly attended to. June 27, 1954. MINNESOTA^DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Kall>, has removed • to the Pt»fct office, opposite the Falls. In Stevens’ Block. Every thing in our Hue constantly on hand. Or der* from uppe couutrv promptly tilled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1953—49tf j JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M.D., i PHYSIC IA «V A.YD SURGE O.Y. Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City, ; Minnesota Territory. _ ; G. Addison Brown, €1 ENKItAL INSURANCE AGENT aud Dealer In Re- IT al Estate, Eureka, Minnesota. 17-ly , J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Law and Wotary Public, Shokapre, Scott County, >l. T. August 13, 1963—49 y j Mendota t ouse, Mendota, Minnesota Territory. I WOULD respectfnllv Inform thr public that I have taken the Fsrrlbault House, .u the town of Meu.lota, | and am prepared to accommodate boarders, permanent or ‘ i ran?lent. The house Is newly fitted up, I* commodious and pleas antly located, ami iio pains will be spared to make it one : of the most comfortable lu the West. July 23, 1953—10tf JAMES BRUCE. Red Wing House, BY ANDItU3 DURAND, Red Wing, Minnesota. IT Boarders by the day or week entertained with the ; best fare the Minnesota market atT»rd*, and furnished ; with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abuudance of ! game and excellent Trout fishing In the immediate vlcin | itr, with scenery unsurpassed In any part of the upper I Mississippi region. [July 16. 44tf THE WASSOrTHOUSE. BT DAVIS bL WHITCHER, Shakopee. This new j and commodious Hotel has been recently furnished * at great expense, and is now ready to receive the travel- ! | iug public. The proprietors are experienced hands at j ( the business, and will spare nettbei time nor money lu , 1 order to render the sojourn of guest* agreeable, i Their table la supplied with every luxury the market af- I ' fords. Their stable 1* commodious and their servant# at- j * tentive and polite. j Pleasure Parties In quest of game cannot do better than j I to visit Shakopee. Our lakes aboun ! with fish and our j I prairies are covered with grouse. j Shakopee, April 26, 1854* S3-tf Just Received ! THE Urgeat assortment of Clock* ever imported to this territoryconsisting of the choicest fd i kinds, from the most celebrated maker*. ! charge u> see them. i Also, a beautiful lot of Hunting and Plain Lever aud Leptnc watches. WM. ILLINGWORTH, Corner of Jackson and Fifth streets. St. Paul, May 30, 1964. dtf \ J, C. NORTON, A. M., M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Mlimeowali, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wllkiu House. j THOMPSON & HAYNER Attorneys at Law, No. 26 Kavutu street, New Y< rk City. i Andrew Tiio-WraoN, Henry Z. Hayneb. *TU IISIKUCE CMNIT, HARTFORD, CONN. CASH CAPITAL ..... $300,008. chartered 1819. | Policies on Fire and Inland Klak* Issued on favorable j term*. i Lowe* equitably adjusted and promptly paid In caab. HENRY A SWIKT, Agent. At the Rice Houae. June 29, 1854 i T Cn AMPAGKE and Wine l»lasers, a very large stock and variety, at tbe St. Paul Crockery store. U. MARTIN. DesirabU Investment lb. Mlaata.lt Kiv.r. TO a person who can command S7OOO In caab, we can ofler a moat tfeatrabl* Inveatment In Real and Per tonal Property on the Minnesota Elver, from which o*4 Hundred per cent, profit can be realised, i For particulars, apply to RICK, UOLLINBKEAD It SAINT PAUL, LAND jYaiittd to Purchase, A FEW town lota, or a small quantity of the city. Those having such property to sonable terms, will please call on A. PIERSE, Cedar street, next door to Episcopal A. VANCE BROWN, DEALER IN REAL AN OFFICE It opened fur tho talc aud Real Estate on 9t. Anthony street, It Kinney’s store, a very large quantity of tend at great bargains both In St. Paul and tbe ing country. Great Bargains for the ON SALE BY THE Q/k/k FEET fronting on St. Anthony OW the river, a most inviting capitalists* Also, several most excellent near tfce Winslow* House, aud eleven good Paul. sp 29 A. VANCE JAMES A. CASE, CirtL EXGIXEER, SURVEYOR, HAS supplied himself with instrument* surveys of every description. All mitted to hi* care will be executed accurately, sonable charge*. County Surveyor’s Office, Corner 3d and April 22, 1854 1y32 Henry McKenty, Doalor in Real Office, old Post Office Building, Third St, T AND bought and sold throughout the JLi vestment* madu to the best advantage Warrant* located. REFERENCES. New York—Gilbert Davis, Esq; Daniel Capt A DePevster, Messrs Samuel Thompson k and Messrs Williams At Guion. Philadelphia—Joseph Patterson, Esq, tern Hank , Messrs Drexel fr Co, Bankers; K Co, Bingham At Dock, Freed, Ward At Freni, At Co, Bally At Co; Edward llur>t, Esq, Notary Meskchcrt, Ati’y al Law ; James Kitchen, M D, Stoever, Esq. Minnesota —Gov W A Gonnan, Hou W H Justice of Minnesota; Hon II M llice. gress; Rice, Hollinshead At Becker, Attv’s at liorup At Oake>, Bankers ; J Travis Rosser. K.*q, of the Territory ; Ames At Van Etten, A tty’s ai T M Fullerton, Register U S Land Office; Win Esq, Receiver U S Land Office ; DrT T Mann. T$ Capltallits, Farntri anil THE undersigned has always on hand for time, from TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND of rural land, improved or unimproved, of different sizes, and degrees ot improvements corresponding with these. Also—property In St. Paul and suburbs, and In city, St. Authuuy, Shakopee, LeSuer, Traverse and Eureka. He can at all times accommodate, on the any one who really wishes to/mrehase. HENRY McKEXTY, Dealer In Real Estate, St. Paul, Minn. Office—the old Post Office building, Third St. Paul, Feb. 18, 1854. TIVEJV TV-FIVE FARMS FOR To Practical Farmers. THIS notice l.< to real Farmers, not to pretend to he farmer*. To practical farmers, 1 wi>h to say that I have now twenty-live farms for sale, (and always ten to twenty-live) which rang • from two to from St. Paul. From a long residence in the territory, and son.il inspection of all the lands near the city, 1 bled to make the best selections. 1 therefore invite all persous wishing to soil to give me a call. My farms have various degrees of Matter myself that I can please all. Terms made to suit purchaser?. HENRY M’KENTY, Dealer In Real Office —Old Post Office Building, 3d street. June 30, 1954. Mankato City, Minnesota. Situated on the Great Southern Bend of the fa or St. Peters River. jA Lot* in Mankato City , Blue rm: 4 Minnesota, for sale tor Cash «»r on HENRY Dealer in llval St Paul, Jau 28, ’s4—2otf Land Warrant* Wanted. 40, 90 and 160 acre Land Warrants HENRY Dealer iu Real St Paul, Jan 28, *54 Ho! Wash-ta. a fact, the IPhoys up country, say JL is the best point ou the Minnesota the Railroad they are going to build leading from lowa, to St. Paul, Minnesota, wil* cross the ver right at Eureka ; that we have the best country surrounding Eureka there Is In the Now, if you don’t believe it Just come up yourself, and I will give you every alternate valuable town lots by your purchasing another, proving it in ?uch a way that It will be town. G. ADDISON Eureka City, Dec. 27, 1863. Hennepin County Land Agency. BOUGHT AND SOLD—Parms, Town I.otb Estate, of all du?criptious, at the Sheriff ’s Minneappoli* ISAAC March 35, 1854 23 Lots at Traverse de Sioux, COMPRISING every eligible variety of be* sold by the .subscriber at very low timate title In fee simple Drill be guarantee to chaser. J. A. At Parker’s Banking and Exchange Jan 21, ’s4—l9tf 400 Acres Good Farming Land ALL lying in one body, on which there is flue building Tamarac, forty acres fenced acres broke. A fine spring near the door of (which Is a comfortable log.) and adjoining is a fine body of logs, and with a small be made a large, comfortable aud convenient land is good, well watered and timber plenty, tie sold ch«ap if applied for HK»n. For further lar* apply to X. E. TYSON At April 29, 1564 tf33 Roberts Valuable Ground Bents to JE. FULLERTON will lease for a term • some of the mo?t valuable business lots In Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing Valuable lot on Third street near his own l»t*on Fourth street for shops or Lot* on Bench street; Also, 160 acres of unimproved land, a few St Paul will be leased with specified privileges, to be paid in improvements. India Bnbber Machine IS proved by the experience of machinists for eight years, to be superior to all other | following reasons, viz : 1. Perfect equality of width and thickness. | 2. Not affected by cold, or heat under 300°. j 3. Great strength and durability. Not liable | when adju?ted to machinery! requires no I other belts do. I 4. Much less cost of wide belting than The uuderolgned are agents for the win be constantly supplied with Belting PACKING. MARSHALL St. Paul, June 29, 1654. i Heaping and Mowing Marshall a co. .n went, tor TENT,which took the premium in the i over M’Cormick’s, (the world’s fair premium Early orders solicited, or all applicants ' supplied. St. Paul, June 29, 1854. _ ! VALUABLE LAJS'DS FOR rxorkix ACHES ot an. FARMING j well w*tered »nd timber**!, cirncr of me*dow and prairie, .ltu.ted near ! and Bald K.k’lo Laker, and a.ljulnlnn Eagle I line of the St. Pool and Lake Superior Kail .ale cheap to actual settlers. S. P. FOLSOM ] July 21, 1864. Op|>o»ite Minnesotian j LOTS /.V PATTIS Oj\~S SEVERAL Choice LOTS in PATTISOVS for tale by S. P. FOLSOM I July 21, 1864. D. Pearce, ■ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats ot every de«rlption, X.. 130, Mala atreet, #t. Lo.lt, tJ" Ordert from up-country trader* I cited and promptly attended to. J. V.liariOl JA*. LAWTHEB. JOHlf F. I. W. SIKfMI k Co., Wholesale Grocers, Produce, Forwarding mit, ion Merchants, LOVII LXVII, BY. PAUL, Advance mad. on Oon.lf nmenls.


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ocr: ttotit Kslautr. R. H. POWERS, Forwarding and commission merchant, and General Steamboat Agent, Water street, Rock Island, Illinois kkfkk to I Child. Rratt A Co., St. Louis. G. R. West, Dulmque ' Sain'i J. Wetherill A Co. ** LlO rain A Co., Galena Alex. Ray , St. Paul. Buford A Rro..K. Island Burbank A Co. “ Burrows A Prettyman. aug l-»dAwt>m Davenport. E. tT SAWYER fc CO., 17* >RWADDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and . Steamboat Agents. Rock Island. Illinois. Merchandize. Produce, and provisions contracted through to and trom New York and Boston, to Rook Island, and to any point on the Mississippi, at the lowest rates, hy either ef the fol lowing lines: WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE: NEW YORK AND MISSISSIPPI LINE. Rkfkkkxvh*—G. C. Kkiller. Boston. P. L. Gregory, F. W. Iziw-on, Sawyer. Wallace A Co.. New York; lloogliteling | A Shepard. T. W. Alexander A Co. Chicago ; J. It. Carson, i Wall A Widen. St. laiui* : B. 11. Campbell A Co.. Galena 1 Hammond A Hull, Dubuque ; Win. K. Marshall A Co., St ; Paul. 1 N. B. BUFORD. T. J. BUFOIID. J.M. BUFORD. 1 BUFORD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, AND DUALFRS IN ! SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON, ANVILS, BELLOWS VICES, NAILS, SPRINGS. AXLES,GLASS. Ac. Also, Wholesale Grocera, and Agent* for Moline Plows and Buckets, Illinois street Rock Island, IHi


ocr: G. 11. & L. LAFLI.V, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS A GENTS. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V GENTS for I-iffin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter. Cap, Hat-Cap, Medium. ]>etiii and other Papers; Crane & Co.'s Superior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope Papers ; Smith A Peter s Printer’s Cards and Card Board; laiomis & Co’s Domestic and Ini(iorted Cigars; Thomas C. Miller & Co's Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and lashes ; l-d!iu & Smith’s celebrated Gun Powder and Safety Fuse. kc.


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ocr: City Cash Furnishing Iton! --1854-- | MERCHANT TAILORS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I tf MANUFACTURERS iU READY-MADE clothing. FUmSHING GOODS t | BOYS’ & CHI CLOTHINd. i Roberts Street, Saint Paul, Mi n . Tei-*y. | at. Pool Mutual lusuranca ConipUuy. | Capital;Slock and Constantly inrruttu,. j;.KI. WILKIN, Preeidont; w P Murray, Fie# Pr*#i4#Rf; George w Farrimoton, Sfcretargi C H Parker, Treasurer; Ar* now prepared to issue Cash or Mutual Pollclea, n favorable rates of premium as anyotbfT responsible Com pany. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ! FrankMn Steel*, Alexander Ch#» W Bor up, Alexander Wilkin* Chas 11 Parkvc, H-n-y M Rice, Chos D Flllmort* William L Amu, Levi Sloan, William P Murray, John Farrington, Geo W Farrington, Abraham M Fridley, Office on St. Anthony straet, In room formerly occu pied by tlie Territorial Secretary. Feb, 1854—22-ly Whiskey. 1 best Rectified, for sale cheap for cju>b> br v" j vr downriC _ Feb, 1853—22tf . NELSON GIBBS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , Office lover C D FJlimor*** Store. St Anthony* sire**. >sl—2s.i y Loti at Traione So Hoax, t COMPRISING every eligible variety of situation£wlrf / be sold by the Kubscriber at very low prices. An ul«- tiiiiaU tit;e in fee simple will bo guaranteed to the pur chaser. , J. A. Wil EE LOCK, At Parker’s Banking and Exchange Offic*. Jan 21, ’54-!9t! NO. 20, Roberto Street, St. Paul, Minn. CATHCART, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Foreign and DouHe tic Dry Goode. BEING desirous to close his present stock of wluW goods, previous to his leaving for the Eastern mar kets for i;ia Spring and .'Summer Stock, offers great bar-, gains, eilh- r at Wholesale or Retail, for Cash; his stock is large a l complete, among which will be found the following, viz: In Dreaa Goods: French, German and Saxony Mcrtnoea French, English und American Muslin Delaines plain and printed Wool Deßege, Cashmeres, Lustres, and PopUas French, English and American Prints Gingham?, beat quality Check’d SllkH, Black Lyon bilks Printed Yelwu, 6tc., Jim?y Cloth? Flannels, Shirting—brown and white Sheet ing* do do Canton Flannel, Drillings, Bed Ticks, lrl»h Linen, Cambrics, Tarlton and Swiss muslins, Wool and cotton Hosiery Kid, bilk, Tweed and Cotton Glove* bhawtp. Table Linen, Damask Table Cloths Table Covers; Oil Cloth do ! Jewelry, Manchester and Morse Fie* QaP* Carpeting, Drugget*, Mattresses, < Window shadc_, and t»Cloaks and Traveling bags, Uwbjfti*;,* w . h ,cn will be sold at price# Coats, llats at\.JuT to suit cu.stoiner*. Call aiul examine which «*- CATHCART, ’s4—22tf No. 20, Robert* street Cheap Corner. JB. CCLVER 4c 04)., .1 the ‘Cheap Corner,’ Id t Winslow’s new UotM, are ofTetins groat Induce ments to all in want of goods in their line. Their stock couiprbes Staple and Ladies Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Ikots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks, Traveling Bags, and a general assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, which will be sold low, preparatory to filling up in the spring witli a stock that will Natives •” Feb 4, 1863—21tf J. B. CULVER h CO.


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ocr: BANK! CHARLES 11. PARKER, BANKER and IXU HANG E BROKER, and ATTORNE’i AM. COUNSELLOR AT I.AW. Exi iiAMiE 11 light and S Id. Miimi remitted to England. Ireland. Scotland. France ■eeiimny. or any o.lier important point on the Uontincn I E trope. I.M>:uk'-r allowed on Special Depo-tts. 0 ii.i.K'Tl ins iii ide itiroughoat Mamesota. charging til* 'irrent rates of Exeliange, and the actual expense of col 1 cling. I.A.xii Warrants B night. Soil and Located, lows Noam \tkh. yielding from IS to dh per cent. wit] nexceptionalde leal estate security, coupon bonds i.ax ide in New York or cl-culo re a.' instructed. Hi.,- Win! It. iiftch Gc*pr«-ktn. References by permission: Gov. Willis A-Gorman, E\-Gov. Ramsey, St. Paul. 'I in - Messrs. Page It Bacon, nit. l.ouis, Mo. : Ameiuai :xchaugc Bank, N. Y. EAWKING TIOURc. From S o'clock a m., to 12U f. M. ■■ I‘j '• f. M.. to SIV At. Eates of Exchange. Eistern V* cent, pret . ' ulhera » a id cent, ii-pi... Money Market. .oans on call J fi cent, per mo ■ ir-l t las- paper .’I "j- 1 cent, arc mo Land Warrants dtuy'g


ocr: aiffIHKTW. Through frlon Nl I,mil* nml Rl. I'oul Ui'inulur VnrUvl’, fP rf ,)» I III; NISV ,ANI I I I.Li/AM' UIMII llt i, ,Jr i o i', i,i i< , AMSfll'Sl., . IlMlC,' (IIIMMI -• Mod, vtll tint ei n m•, o|,/ l'i, eii ', I ii, I<lb I>, o-l I 1,0 1 i,4,d I I, o,| do ill," Mo » i , o lied It, ), 0,1 ~ ill, ii„ sMsinisui „ini Mo l Mioui I, boIII , lull nl op, ibn i,i loin and , ug/<i moouuiuo,lullon nnd ) Mo I i "lii • ty/'ll ft* I (ii* ,/l» I l,o„| i,/4 11,/ I pp, / 'll •e,llpi I , lug I, 00, l/'illf umhn 11,/ n tli'om 01, nl lln I, I/ '< < /,, lii/al (a a, end biditp pi m |/|4 I |i h I ,ib< lion I 1.1',' I/e ~ ley., HP i/lil llm,/,/', hr, Ih/, A Muir,it |oo/ )o nl DDana, fbdnppp/ nnd ell oil,, ,!/ /in/' 11,/M pm|., lin Tie'ghl ur I'n'"/*/ "' applt oft l/o/ird or lo ,1 ' 111 IIM ASH hin, .InltS SI I S Sill »l In il SS Al I I AA 111 ',' or D||R hi I ‘I built inyldAafm T M I'DNNPM Mali na (iiilpiiii oml Himnpaolii I'ophPl Co. AKII A NDLAIKNT ( Oil m\. . TMM DAIFNA AND AfINNUROTA FAI Hill KMCAS A will run it/lolly Mm


ocr: WM. lULNKY KORBKS. NOKMA.V W. KITTSON. FORBES A KITTSON, .innnERS IX INDIAN’ GOODS AND DOMESTICS. HAVE on lian<l a large assortment of Indian Goods, which they offer to the trade on reasonahlo terms— also Family Groceries, among which are an assortment < f Fruits, Ifc.-h and preserved, Fresh jiearlies in can', Star Candles, Fresh Quinces, Tallow do Preserve Peaches, Soap. Currant Jelly, do Fancy, Currant .lain, Hams. pie Fruit. Teas < fall kinds, Dates, Citrons. Figs, Sugars, Raisins. Spices, do Crushed, in Assorted Extracts, Coffee, Spanish Olives, laird. Lard Oil, Prunes, Rutter, Catsup, Lobsters, Sardines, Oysters, And everything required for family use, all of which will be sold Low. STONE STORE CORNER THIRD A ROBERTS STREET,


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ocr: ! j j j MCCLOUDS &. WALKEPi/ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Near’the head *of Third street, Bt. Paul, Minnesota, prepared to rumish Mechanics, Builders, Uouss keepers’and others with all goods In their line at the lowest prices for cash. 16-t ap 1


ocr: | | Valuable Properly for Sales In Minneapolis , at the Falls of Saint Anthony I OKI-KIIKD tor a few days only, a Handsome k-pf. House and Lot on Washington Avenue iff. ..if three fn ’ lots, trontlmr llrldge Street, near Suspension Bridge ; a half block, on Fourth Street, near the Presbyterian Church ; eiijhl 6 acre lots, on latte St., desirable tor residences; ei'x lots on Prospect Avenue, l elow the Falls; 160 acres beautiful prairie and open in'/:. a Poinint town In the rear; a splendidfarm.ivitts improver..cnls, on the Mississippi near Minnehaha Falls; also,Jibe blocks at the Ferry anti Steamboat Landing In the Cower Town, *tc., all promising to b. very soon ranked with th. most valuable property In the Territory, aud can now be had at low flgures bv applying al once to 1-ItOPPF.K &. WII.COX,' Survc; or* anil Land Agents, near the U. S. Land waits,' Mtnneap- Its. Minnesota Territory.


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ocr: I READY FOit THE SPRING TRADE. ; J. VV. 0ONI». M. K. KKLLOOQ ! BOND & KELLOGG Apothecaries and Druggists, St. Jluthony Street. ST. PAUL, mSNESOTA. ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ' Dhuus. Mkdicine*, Ciikxsicsls, Wiiit* L(ib,Oai, i Faints, (all colors.) Vsamsiita, Window Glass, Glass amd Bkittania Waul, Dye SriFrs, umt Deli W abb, Candies, l.tqious, Hegahh, Tobacco, Latent Mto* icings, Llrfl'mbk y, mill Kan - C* ARTICLES, tfC. j HAVING Ih.il ill a very heavy stork of everything in o'ir line—we are now prepared to uci omtno aale the people in advance of the opeut agol navigation ! nil at the usual summer rales. 43 , ’


ocr: IBiouls auti HoarMng Rouses. THE McLEAN HOUSE, POOS* EAST OF THE CLNTRAL HOlkK, BEACH ST. st. rstt.. %RR A MRB HENDERSON hnvc les»e*l this house 1 ’ ■ anil are |ire|>Hr*.*J to receive guesls by tje day or The table ■« xxell provide*!, tlicir bed# are cleao, room# uiry, itmi charges moderate. Nov a


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ocr: (Ctjfraflo. G. 11. It L. LAFLIN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS AXD MASVPACIVREItS AGES’TS. 175 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. V (IENTS fur I-i tlin Brothers Laid and Wave Letter. Cap, Flat-Cap, Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane It Co.Tt Superior Colored Medium. Bond. Tissue and Envelope I\i|>ors ; Smith .t I'eter’.s Printer’s Cards and Card Board: Loomis A Co's pome-tie and Imported Cigars; Thomas (’. Miller & Co’s Tobaccos; Westfield Whips and Lashes : Latlin & Smith’s celebrated Gun Powder and Saletv Fi.se. kc.


ocr: X. B. BUFORD. T. J. BUFORD. J. M. BUFORD. 11l FORD BROTHERS, Forwarding St Commission Merchants, . .. AMD DEALERS IN SLIGO AND TYRONE, IRON, ANVIL*, BELLOWS, vices,nails, springs axles, glass; 4c. Also, Wholesale Grocers; And Agents for Moline aiul Buckets, Illinois street, Rock Island, Illi nois. 6-2—w;9mb WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil,Turpentine nliil Paints, —nil colors, —just received a very large supply each, and for sale low, at BOND * KELLOGG** Pain! and Oil Store, Upper Town.


ocr: I\l ANK ATO Li 1Y . >IIN N KSOTNII Situate! at the great Southern Head of l!u .Minnesota, or St. Peters Hirer. A *7 l.ots in MANKATO CITY, Blue Earth Mr 6 «Jf County , Minnesota, for sale lor rash or on time. HENRY M'KENTY. Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, M. T., Jan. 21, 1b54.—11-tf. 6 ACRE LOTS TA-ITIUN one half mile of tin- Corporation limits, com V f muinliug a tine* view of the cite. HENRY M-KI.N'TY. July Iff—tf Dealer in Real Estate. EAGLE CITY* WASHINGTON CO. */Wl L**ts f. r sale in Eagle C ty. fj" Mr HE T!Y M 'KENTA*. j! 111—If "al* r in Real E tab*.


ocr: jtfortt fcslautt. K.' T. SAWYER & CO., TTIORVI'ARIuVfJ ANJ» COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and ■ Steamboat Aeenti. Rock Inland. Minnie Merchawiii®, Produce. nnd (.ruvuionK contracted thronch to and from Vcw ork and lioston. to Rock Inland. nn<l to anv point on tlie Wiysiunlpid. at the lowest rates, t»y either of the fol lowing linen: WESTERN I.AKK ROAT UVE; NKW YORK AND MISSISSIPPI LINK REtTREN’CHR—C. C. Kidder. Ronton. r. f, OrcjrnrV, F. W. Lawson, Sawyer. Wallace A Co.. New York; Honghteli' g k Shepard. T. tv. Alexander .Y Co. Chicago ; .1, 1!. Carsoi , Wall It Widen. St. !>■ l ■i- ; I! II < ainphell ,y Co.. Galena ; Hammond & Hall, Dubuque ; Win. I!. .Marshall Jt Co., S • Paul. K. B.BIFORJI. T. J. Dl’Pimi). J.M. BIKOBD. lU FOKO illlOrilKKS, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, AND DKAI.Eft* IN SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON, ANVILS, BELLOWS VICES, N AII.S. SPRINGS, AXLES,GLASS. AC. AUo, Whol««.ile (iroct’rK, ami Agt'nh fur Plow* auJ 'luakcio, Uliaou uticer Kork Uli; lioia , S3 — vr,9ma


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ocr: Qttdson. BENJAMEN ALLEN, Attorney at Law, Hudson, St. Croix County, 7Vu. JOSEPH BONN RON, .Votary Pulnt, and Land Ag nt. Hudson, St. County, R'lii'isua. 1 BRE-F. VIPTION < iaims secured, and entries * by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds Mortgage* constantly on hand, and conveyance* care fu!!y a d promptly attended to.


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ocr: , MCCLOUDS & WALKER*, hoir.nle and Retail Pealti tn K«»r the head ..if Th'.rd street, St. P»J. ’/tnoescta, *r. prepar'd t.. Inriitsh Mechanic*. builders, Di.ut kecpers'and othen with ell goods iu tkelr


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ocr: j (Efrfcaflo. general commission and adver tising AGENCY. charles"woolletT, .CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. T*f XtKHc.tmtj? Max. Faerkes, and otliors bating bust j ness in this city j I respectfully annuuncO ray intention toestaliiicu my.-eIC perijianently, in the above business, in this city, and offer my her'ices to effect sales nt Produce, purchases of Mer ; chaildise. Luintier. ftc., ou Commission, together with any bu-ijios- which rexuires personal attetrtjtiu. firr which un experience «f over seventeen years t*i actite nvcrcantil*i pur-vuits and a thorough knowledge of the city trad*, baa qua I}tied ine to effect, on the most advantrgeous terms, thereby frequetly obviating tlie-Jncovenieuse and ex pens* of leaving home and buniiiess. to be favorod with youtjcommands, trusting that this infrAfiuction may lead to ti jiusactions, extensive mnl mutually beneficial, and a. suriffg vou of nn Lest efforts in your behalf, I am truly youif, ' CiIAS. XVOLLETT. Kib'i'Oß To AM. \Y. Kennedyi E. B. Williams, W. Way inanj M. I. Keith. A. H. lilacknll. E-q.. JohnUotpirs, Evq , 11 kriii's F ; lAssrs. Mugent ft Ownes. • UtRXVELL A POWER si MERCHANT TAILORS, AN'l) DEAI.ERS IN GENTS' FURNISHING GtX>DB, • Ao. 7 Trenumt liuildings. Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. MEBBR3. DIUWEIL4 I’OW EKS, v a invite the attention of || in Northwest, as* well as those inhiuc soU, to their complete mil e! reran t as sortmentof ««JuL CENTI EMEN 3 FURNISHING fJCK^S. Thjj and most tasteful selectiou ol the finest French, English, German ami American clothing stuff® will be kej»t constantly ou huml. as it is the design of th® proprietors to su>tain the reputation of their cstablisl)- menij as the Great Western Kmporiuin of Fashion. Gen tlemvn can leave measures with us. an<l have their ordcri fille dat any time, in the most fashionable styles. Strang ers Chicago are invited to examine our elegant stock, No. 7, Trcmont Buildings, Dear bon street. 4 11. BUUWFI.L, Chicago; 21 If I OWERS, Cleveland, O. < G. 11. ft L. I.A FI.IN, PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS » A \l> VAXUFACTCHENS AGENTS, SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 4 j. EX IS lor l/ullin brothers lot id and W*ve Letter. C*p, xjL'Jlßt-Cnp, Medium, Demi and other Papers; Crane ft Co.’.s-Suiierior Colored Medium. Bond, Tissue and Envelope Paricrs ; Smith ft Pater's Printer’s Cards and Cord Hoard; Looniis ft Co’s Domestic and Imported Cigars; Thomas C. Miller ft Co’s Tobaccos; We-tiield Whips and Lashes ; L'ltliu ft Smith's celebrated Gun Powder and lately Fuse, &c. _j galena*


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