The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: OWENS A. MOORE, VOLUME 2. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J. P. OWENS 6i G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS-.-Two Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, tXOXr AKEIL TYPE OB ITS EQUIVALENT.] , Transient advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the first insertion, au<l fifty cents per , Square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ----- SSO 00 Half a column, - - • 30 00 'One-fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 760 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered In advertlseinants, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 eras composition. j We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad- : YerUning. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Robertson* Democrat, 1 - Owens A Moore, Mlnnesotian. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. M« E. AMES- R. R- NELSON. AMES 8t NELSON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. St. Paul, Minn. WILL Attend with promptness ami fidelity to all law | business intrusted to tlielr rare In Minnesota, and the adjoining counties of Wlsconstu. JC* Particular attention will be given to the collection of debts, and the loeallou of land warrants. y \V. P. HURRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, ! St. Paul, Minn. Tfbu. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business j intruded to him. Haivng made himself acquaint- 1 «d with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands j tn the territory, lie is prepared to locate laud warrants j to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their Interests will he attended to as If they were present. £3" Office on Third sreet. j September 17, IN6I. Ch’s W. Borup. CM* H. Oakes. BORIP A OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Banking Business , in all its various branches, will be prepared to furnish Bight and time exchange <*n the East, and principal cities j of the West. Remittances to Great Britain, Ireland and Continent of Europe made In sums to suit purchasers. Sight and home bills and European Exchanges pur chased. Collections made and proceeds remitted at usual rates of Exchange. All other business committed to our care punctually atteuded to. BORI P A OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, June 2d, 1862. OBn at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40y. SMITH, NEWELL k CO., \T 7 ILL attend to the locating of Land Vf Warrants, payment of Taxes and all other busi ness entrusted to their care. November 27, 1852 —lltf AN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT it. Law anl Solicitor in Chancery, will attentl to all professional business Intrusted to his care, in the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1862. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT ttL Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of his j profession, lu any part of the Territory. Particular at- | tentlon paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment of ’iax- j es, sale of Patents when issued, and Real Estate in gen- t eral. Office at St. Anthony, v n Main street, opposite the Falls. __ ; AY. Richardson, IYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and I Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles ’ H-misc, St. Anthony Falls. U!l,Rl\ a, VAN BTTEI. ATTORN EY S A TLA W, Office over Hr!ck Stor**, St Paul. Dr. R. B ABBITIF. Has his offir in the rear of Levi Sloan’s stor'*, where he will be ready u> attend to professional tails. j Saint Paul, Nov 29—nun y Dr. C. L. Ylechers, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC JT COI'CUER—WiII practice his prufcsslcn In Saint | Paul anU vieiu ty. Office, corner of Fourth and Roberts 1 Streets, over Catlicar: A. Tyson’s Store. 40y John Bradley, Carpenter and Huilder, Point Prescott and Willow ■ Hiver, Wisconsin. ’II 7 ILL attend promptly to all business y f intrusted to his charge. References.—The li »us<*s he has built during thepa 5 t jrexr in the towns above named. 43y j IV. 11. Senimes, Attorney at Law. and Solicitor in ! Chancery, Willow River,Wis. : Will practice in the counties of St. Croix and LaCrosse, I Wisconsin, and in the District Court of Washington coun- j tv, Minnesota. £3* Valuable town lots In the village of , Willow River for sale. 38y W. H. C. Folsom, Taylor’s Falls, Min. Ter. TAEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, S Provision.-, Hardware, Cutk*r.v, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, B.m*U and Shoes, Ac. 43y DR. J. 11. DAY, practice his profession in .Saint Paul and vi n clnlty. Office on Bench street. nov 29 mm y L. A. BABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON, j LAW FIRM, TIABCOCK & WILKINSON Attornies and Counsellors : AJ at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Ac. Office near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. 1 Pari Min. Ter. Will attend to business of their profession In all the , Courts of the Territory, nov. 22,1851. C. B. KELLUM. M. n. MASSON, JR. KEtLUM A MASSON, LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, —ALSO— Produce and Commission Merchants, -Vo. 21 South Levee , St. Louis. REFERENCES: E. M. Rvland Co., 1 F. B. Chamberlain, > St. Louis. R. M. Withers, \ St. Louis, May 22. jtf.y JACOB J. NOAH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice i*. of the Peace —Commissioner for the States of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama aud lx>ulsiana. Office on Third St.* St. Paul. DR* T. R. POTTS, fpn neb Roberts and Sixth streets, st. Paul, 1 ai/ILJ sflvnd to the duties of his prrtfc.sk>!> >u s <* Paul I WT and vkJblty. September !7. | WILLS OF EXCHANGE, A ND PHAMS on all parts of the United Slates, at llic ' J-jL office of the Minnesota outfit, by CHAS, W. BORI P. , J. QUINN, TJOOT AND SHOEMAKER—Corner -U of Thir l and Minnesota Sts.—(ientlemen’s boots j and shoes; aKo ladles’ and Children’s shoes, made to | order In the neatest and most durable manner, and of the I beat materials. J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, anil Ornamental Painter. St. Caul, Minnesota Territory. Jl/T ONEY TO LOAN, at the Exchange AvX Office of Smith, Newell it C«’., on Third street.' near Jackaon, SL Paul, M. T. November 27, 1852—11 tf Central House, St. Caul i /"I AVE A BURTON have taken this old and well known Vy house. They have fitted It up anew, and are now ! prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with ! comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make | the Central House one of ths best Hotels In tbe West. : November, 1861. ! ifflSiimEiira" RODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low ell, Mass., having a lease of the large hotel at the ’ upper end of St. Paul, with everything in proper order for the convenience of travelers, boarders, or families de siring furnished apartments, respectfully Invites his friends and the public to give him a call, believing that j he can do as much for their comfort as can be expected i in a new country, not yet supplied with regular markets. ra St. Charles Hotel. J. C. CLARK, Proprietor, St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota. This House has been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and will be kept in a manner equal to the best Hotels iu the ! West. The Falls of St. Anthonj-, with the tine fishing and ; hunting grounds adjacent, together with a climate unsur- ( passed oil the American continent for health and lovclt -1 ness, render this tbe place of all others to enjoy the hot ; season. 441 f Temperance House, T OT MOFFET, Proprietor,—Corner ! J—i of Fourth and Jackson St*., Saint Paul. Perma nent and transient buanlers furnished with good and com fortable apartments. Chargee moderate* Half-Way House. TOHN MORGAN, (mid-way between el St. Paul and Stillwater,) begs leave to say to stran gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that having made his arrangements complete tor the accom modation of the public, and being situated lu the midst of the most delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes that j abound with fish, and in an atmosphere of unsurpassed purity, he hopes to see company from abroad, as well as 1 I from the neighboring villages. They will find the charges j moderate. Emmett A Ifloss, Attorneys and Solicitors. TU ILL attend to professional business ! » * in the various Courts of the Territory. Particu- ■ lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, j buying and selling of lands, &c. Land warrants for sale J for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Wabashaw • and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office in Third street, over S;mf,,r!s st-irc, St. Paul, MT. j YtTILL devote His exclusive attention » 7 to the duties of his office—to the maintenance of the laws.and the establishment of contested rights. The drawing of Mortgages, Deeds, contracts and other lnstru- j incuts, will be executed with neatness and care. oakhili7cemetery. A LL persons desiring burial lots can j -/X obtain Information by calling upon the Secretary, J. W. Selby, or the President, C. W. Borup. 29yl P. CHOUTEAU,JR. JAS. HARRISON, FELIX VALLE- I CHOUTEAU, HARRISON k VALLE. Commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St. Louis It oiling Mill. A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its -/X various shapes. Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate. Nalls ! and Spikes from the ore of the Iron Mountain. Iron Store, : No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis. September 1,1851. Nathan Spicer, JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, J at the sign of the Big Watch, Third street, (Q next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared I to make gold aud silver watches, rings, spoons, [ypl J j &c., on short notice. Also to repair the same, well as music book*, ‘•hell combs, or linger rings, brace- j lets and ear drops. He also keeps for sale a great variety : of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler's. w 7 H. FORBES, PUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit—; JL Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and ■ Jackson streets. J.~\V. BABCOCK^ FORWARDING and Commission Mer chant, Upper Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter- j ritory. SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK A MARK LEV, Forwarding and Commission Merchant!., LEVEE, LOtVEn LANDING, ST. PAUL. feb 14 »-tf S. P. FOLSOM. County Surveyor. May be found at office ol or Register ol Deeds, on Third street, one door below Mlnucsota Outfit. 17 —y E. M’ LAGAN, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jackson street, Lower Landing, St Paul, Minnesota. I)ROMPT .attention given to all consignments, and char ges moderate. St Paul, October 19, ISSI 7 THEODORE E. PARKER, - Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ! STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. To my old friends, AND THE “REST OK MANKIND,” I would say, that I can be found during the winter, at the old stand of Charley Cave, on Third Street, w here I w ill al ways be happy to wait ttron them. Bar anil house fur nisiied with the best of every thing. u0v.22. tt. IVM. II ARTSIIORNK. paiwtikg. SHERMAN & MOREY,on Fourth street,St. Paul,near the middle of town, in the building of Mr. Knox, up stair*, may be foufld, ready to attend to Painting in ail its departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage | and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, ond .with ; paint* of the best quality. If vc do our work in a slov enly, unworkman like mannner we do not expect to gel | business iu the enlightened town of SI. Paul. Dec. 13, 1851. SHERMAN tc MOREY. BOOKBINDING. THFa subscriber would respectfully itifojim the citizens of St. Paul and its vicinity, that he Is now earn ing on the above business in the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ffth and Roberts street. Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JaMKS MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf J C Burbank & co. St.PuulJ |W L Fawcette & co. St. Louis NORTH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY, CONNECTING AT GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE American and other Express Companies. TO and from all the principal cities in the United States, Ca Donna and Europe, lor the speedy transportation of money and valuable packages, col ection of drafts, notes, bills, accounts, &.<*., purchase and *ale of all kinds ot merchandize. AGENTS. C. R. Rice fc Co-, St. Paul, Oils West, Si. Louis. J. Brookes. Galena. X. B. —Particular attention paid to forwarding and commission business generally. may 1. 33-tf " AMERICAN SALOON. ]JRKD. HARDY now keeps this well-known establish -1 ment “on his own hook.*’ lie hopes by a continued attention to the wants of his customers, to merit their patronage as heretofore. SKETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the New England of the West, bv E. S. Seymour. For sale by LEDUC ROHRKR. FIRE Ac MARINE INSURANCE. BY the undersigned agent for the Protection Insurance Company or Martford, Conn. Policies issued upon the most lavorabie terms by W. P. Murray, Agent. Minnesota. St. Paul. February 28 1852 -4-lra NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORK Josrph S. Waggoner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, .Vo. 93 Main Street, four ttonj Brick Comer, Galena, 1:1. Sj»Agcncy lor the sale of superior Printing Pap» r.«Tji (ialena, May 22. 33-y I EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest X- A of the Cincinnati castings with extra oval cast Iron can be seen at F* S. NEWELL’S. SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY, Truman 11. Smith, 1 Collector, General Agent and Notary Public, Office on Third street, St. Paul, Min. Ter. 1 Will attend promptly to all business Intrusted to Ms care, j Conveyancing done on .-hort notice. St. Paul House. ; r PIIIS House, formerly kept by J. W. | X Bass, b<-imr the orLdnal hotel of St. Paul, at the corner | of Third and Jackson sts., opposite the Minnesota Outfit, ; is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled, and with the addl j tlons now made to It, Is one of the most spacious and con ; venient hotels in town. Having taken a lease of it, and fitted it up throughout with new furniture, 1 invite the traveling public to call upon me; believing they will find I this house equal to the best, In all respects. The charges j will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS. I St. Paul, July 31, 1852. 4Gy ; Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance Company of Rcw York. Capital, §300,000. I All paid in cash, and safely invested In Bonds and Mort gages, and other good securities according to law. i CADY HOLLISTER, PraaH. Wm. L. AVKRY, Sec>y. j Policies will be Issued on application to 11. L. MOSS. Agent, I Office, corner of Third and Wabasha streets. Lloyd A Co., IpLAIM & GENERAL AGENTS ! V ) 1n all kinds of property—negotiators In Loans f«*r j large and small sums. Office, opposite the Treasury, J Washington. I Claims that have been abandoned by other agents os • worthless have been successfully prosecuted by the above i agents. Advances made on good claims. All communications addressed as above, post paid, will h*' attended to. Office open from 9A. M., to 6P. M. Laud Warrants for sale. 2t6 Contracting and Building. EDWARD STEWART, Bricklayer and Architect, thankful fo the citizens of St. Paul, | for favors since he c* >mmenced "business, would respectful- j ily infoTm them that he is prepared to contract for and e- I [ rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials If re- ! qulred, on fair terms, having permanently settled in Saint j Paul, lie solicits a share of public patronage. Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. X. 11. Orders for work left at the store of 11. C. Sand ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. 42y EDWARD STEWART. L. R. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAN E opened at tlie store lately oc copied by C. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general assortment of Family Groceries and Provisions; which j they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for j country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of ' patronage. CHARLES MILBURX, St. Paul, June 21, 5 52—40 v L. B. WAIT. Joseph Wakefield, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, WILL attend punctually and faithfully * to all business that may be Intrusted to his pro fessional care. Particular attention paid to Convevanrlng. Office on Third st., over L. B. Wait &. tVs store, Saint Paul Minnesota. 2-4 y DOA Y, KIYGA Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 123 AND 123 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. | ARE constantly receiving new and de slraWe styles of STAPLE AN D FANCY GOODS which nre oflerwl at a very small advance for Cash, or to .Her chants who pay their not* s when due. Country Merchants will find a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest shark of goods west of the mountains. DOAN, KING CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire A Reed. Eagle Iron and Nail Store, 23 Water st., Between Olive ami Pine, St. Lonls, Mo.. DEALERS in Iron. Nails, Hollow Ware, Castings, steel. Iron Axles. Ellptic spring*. Fireproof safes, smiths’ Tools, &c., agents for tb* sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. 51 y WHITNEY’S GALLERY Cor. Third and Cedar sts., St. Paul. r' IIIS Gallery was built expressly for Dattuerreotypine, and is furnished with the VERY BKBT of Apparatus. The light is arranged upon the most approved scientific principles. The proprietor uses his best endeavors to please those who favor him with their patronage. All are Tcspccttully invited to call and ex amine specimens. 49 F. E. COLLINS, AUCTION & COMMISSION HOUSE THE undersigned having received an Auctioneer’s Com mission from tbe Governor of Minnesota, has opened an Auction and Commission House, in St. Paul, where lie will sell on commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, &c. He believes that the superior advantages of St. Paul as a market, will be a sufficient inducement for business im n and manufacturers at a distance, to send their good*, Ac., to be sold on commission at private hale, or at auction, ills charges will be m 'derate. X T . B. Particular attention will be paid to the sale of real estate, in or about SI. Paul, St. Anthony, or Stillwa ter. March 6 F. E. COLLINS. REFERENCES: Gov. Alev. Ramsey, st. Paul, Hon. 11. H. Sibley, Mendota, “ David Olmsted, Merchant, Benton Ct., “ J.C. Ramsey, St. Paul, 44 Win. 11. Forbes, j Elfelt & Brothers. / .. . . J. W. Simpson, } Merchants, St. John Farrington*, \ I*aul. I>. l- Kullf.h, 3 rRANKLIN' Steele, Mer. St. Anthonv, \Vm. Holcombe. Esq., Stillwater. NEW STOKE. FOR THE ST. CROIX RIVER TRADE. ON HAND—A selected assortment of croceries, pro visions, dry goods ami ready-made clothing, hard ware and tin-ware, hoots and shoes. A general assort ment selected pattlcularly for the lumber trade-cheap for cash. On time, terms agreed to suit parties. W. ir. C. FOLSOM. Tavloh s Falls, Minn., Sept. 23,1851. y MANNY & WELD. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. 156 Main Street, St. Louis, WOULD respectfully call the attention of dealers In Minnesota, to the largest and most varied assort ment ol Boots and Shoes ever offered In St- I/mis Belle\ ing that they can offer bettor induc<*niontj> to pur chasers than any other establishment; which they are willing to demonstrate upou an examination of their goods and prices:. September 24, ISSI y WILLIAM TAYLOR, T? ARBER and Hair Dresser—has filled X-/ up a saloon on Third Street, next door west of the Pord Office in Saint Paul, up to the increasing luxury, style and elegance of the growing metropolis of Minne sota, where he will be happy to serve citizens and stran gers In St. Paul, in every branch of his business, accord ing to the best of Ids ability. NKW GROCKRT AM) PROVISION STORK, ON SAINT ANTHONY STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW THE AMERICAN HOUSE. rnilE undersigned would respect fully invitethe attention ± of the public, to their large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready-Made Clothing, Boot*. Shoes. Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass, Hardware, of which win he sold cheap for cash. £3“ Ph*asc call ami examine before purchasing else- IRVINE A BRO. St Paul, October 29, 1851 q ANNALS OF THE Minnesota Historical Society FOR 185*. A FEW copies of this interesting An nual, containing more about the discovery and early history of Minnesota; its geographical aspect, and mineral and geological resources than any work heretofore Issued, are still on hand, and for sale at the B<*okstore.s of Messrs A Rolirer and Combs’; also at this office. PrlC“, Thirty Cents. OWENS & MOORK, Publid.er*. WUGAR—2O hhds. sugar —50 bbls. r!»rtfl«l—Bclc.hcr* - . by BEY h FARMER Office—Corner of Jackson and Fifth The Outer Ulan. r\LD POLONR-S, Lord Chamberlain, to Claudius. King of Denmark, talked sttinc , when he thus expressed himself in advice to his son, Laertes, as he was about to leave the paternal roof to tinl>)» his edu cation in France : 4i Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, But not expressed in lancy; neat but not g.iudv • For the apparel oft proclaims the man.*’ ' * Feeling deeply impressed with the opinion that the gents of St. Paul, old and young, intend, the couiiug winter, to act upon this wholesome admonition, NEIHAUS & BROTHER nave brought info the market as fine and fashionable a i\ stock of seasonable dressing and furnishing goods xs could he purchased In the Eastern cities. They respect fully ask that gentlemen will call and ex am in ■ their ele gant Cloths, Casslmeres, .Vestings, Ac., before trading elsewhere j satisfied that ID reference to the articles wan ted, their prices, and thefr fushlonabl# styles of cutting and making up garment, they can suit and Jit all custom ers who may ofier. They also keep on hand a general as sortment of READY-MAjDE CLOTHING, And every article in the genOAun’a Tarnishing tine that may he called for. Store and shop on Third, between Minnesota and Cedar streeta, opposite Judge l.imberCs office. I-3if NEIHAUS & BROTHER. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. To Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, Men hunts and the Public in General. R MARVIN, (AGENT FOR THE • O’Hara Glass Manutacturlng Company,) hasopeu ed on Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, a very extensive assortment of GLASSWARE, which he Is offer ing at Wholesale and Retail, below St. Louis prices. ('all and examine this beautiful, and for St. Paul, unique display of G hiss ware. You will lind Tumblers of every descrpVn Sugar Fowls, Cruets, Fruit Bowls, Celeries, Jelly Bowls, Salts, .Molasses Cans, Pitchers, Custard Bowls, Fruit Plates, Jelly Glasses, Cake Salvers, Jelly Stands, And Indeed a variety too numerous to mention. Call early at the St. Paul Glassware Store, Third street, be tween Roberts and Minnesota streets. May 1, 1852. 33.,. FAIR PLAY! “Competition is the Life of Trade.” T 3 AT TISON & BENSON T S new Coacli -1- os have arrived, and are now upon the road between St. Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub* lie on all occasions. They have also received in addition to their former lar«e and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and Barouches; also new Har nesses tint! Horse Furnishings, and equipage of the most elegant description. ALSO—an additional stock of Fine Blooded, well broken Horses. Query. If “spirited” horses coinc In under the fr )- l, l u<vr kvw, will they be In danger «>f be 'M hiK knocked on the head 1 ? Our entire L > n‘‘st<.ck will costover SJ,(X)<). Noothor stable in the West, out ot Saint Louis will be found as e-unplctc as ours. Will our friends and the public remember, that at the Livery Stable in the r.-ar of the American House, at the upper end of Saint Paul, they can at all hours, have such conveyance by land, on wheels or on horseback, as thev may desire. PATTI SON & BENBON. * St. Paul, June 10, 1552. (38y) I offer property situated in the town of M. Paul and its immediate vidnirv, for WTir extremely low for cash. The terms BSfl - are such as do not often present themselves to the capitalist or man of moderate ine.-ms, io invest mon ey In a prosperous and rapidly growing town and its vicin ity. Among various property 1 have to dispose of are the following, viz: A dwelling house and several lots of land in a central part of St. Paul, with abundant supply of ex cellent water; also, a small house adjoining. With this property will he sold about ten acr.-s of land covered with a larue and tlnirty growth of w<mkl—a great object now that the Sioux land cannot, at b‘;ist, at present, supply us with fuel until iu market. 1 have also for sale a number of five acre 1«U with growing timber, situated on and in tlie iminedintf vicinity of public roads and not omt a mil- from St. Paul. Tlie above property will be sold on such low terms for cash, that the purchaser can immediately bell again at an advance. For sale on time—prieos will be proportl'*nal>ly liigher. Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, Third street, e trner of Cedar, 431 f Or to B. F. HOYT, St. Puul. R. M’LACIAi\, Storage, Forwarding &* Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, ice., Main st-, near tlie Bradley House, Galena, lit. Defer to B. if. Campbell Co., Galena: \Y. L. Ewing &. Co., St. Louis. 10v L. Blum’s N. York Haznar, At the Dagucrrean Building, U'ORNER of Third and Cedar Streets, ’ St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Tills is l In: most complcli* assortment of Ladles’ Fancy Dry Goods i*vi*r brought to Minnesota. Tin* stock |« direct from Non York, was purchased at cash prices, and will lit* sold at th** cheapest rates, li comprises Velvet Cloaks, Cl.oh Cloaks, bilks —Ida.-k anil Color**. l Broshe long and s*i shawls Lone shawls—all prices Triimnliies—all descriptions Embroidery—all kinds Collars, all prices Hosiery, every variety Gloves, kid and cashmere Delaines Yankee notions Ileal French Perfumery. Ladles, please call and examine for yourselves. Olf Constant A Burbank, Storage, Forwarding and Commission •Merchants, FJxjiress and Steamboat Agents , laower Landing, St. Paul. /AN hand and for sale—2s bbls. Pork, v_y 200 do Flour, 4000 lbs best dairy Butter, 600 lbs Lard, 25 bbls Corn Meal, 40boxes Tobacco, 500 lbs Cheese, 2 casks Hams, 500 do» brooms, 10.000 best brand dears, 10 bbls White Beans, a lot or salamander Ware, Oats, Corn, Buckwheat Flour, Lime and Plastering llalr, to- Ri tln rwith a ceneral assortment of Family Groceries con stantly on hand. Hotel Keepers, Lumbermen and all per sons wanting any of the above articles will tlml It lor tlielr Interest to call on us before purchasing. Saint Paul, October 16, 1852. o-cc Pocket Editions oi‘ Nature. "JAAGUERREO TY T PE \ iews of “Min ne-tonka” or St. Anthony Falls, “Minne-ha-ha,*’ or Little Falla, Fort Spelling, and other beautiful Minne sota scenery, for sale at Whitney’s Gallery, corner of Third and Cedar streets, saint Paul. These views have been procured with great labor and expense, and for beauty .and perfection of execution can not l»e surpassed. Ail arc respectfully invited to call anil examine specimens. August 2J, 1852. 40 Notice, all ye Interested! LAND WARRANTS for sale at mar- Wet prices, and promptly sent by mail to purchasers when tlie money Is sent witii the order. Claims of all kinds, collections, &c M attended to by us, postpaid, directed to LLOYD & ro.. Claim and General Agents, Washington City, i>. C .Stand from Under! BUEL’S MAMMOTH STOCK OF 'aumts & zmms, U'OMPRISING all the different styles Vy that may he found in an Eastern market. And be it remembered that A\ J tine and thick double sole water-proof custom Vi l J boots that can be made, and Monterey, Kos-r swth and Congress Gaitors, and for bvautv and style can not be beaten. But amidst all, the greatest care and at tention lias been given to tlie Ladies. These Goods will be Sold at wholesale or retail for a small profit. St. Paul, October 14. 185*2. U. K. BUEL. BEN. W. BRUNSON, Grocer A Provision Dealer, /~‘ORNER Roberts and Fifth Street, Keeps on hand Prunes and other Fruits ; Queens ware, Fancy Articles: all kinds of Thread. Knives and Forks, Brushes, L»• -king Glasses, Window Glass, Nails, Tobacco, Cigars, Nc., In short, every thing needed for housekeepers ami Families. Prices reasonable, and stock such as will pleas*? all customers. T 3 UTTER —A gootl article at Jt J Ben. W. Brunsok's. WANTED—;MXM* old stoves for Foun ▼ ▼ dry purposes, by F. R. NEWELL. GI,ASS W A R E Real Cstate. w if w 1 of w in of to


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: \ LKX.i AM) SAINT KOFIS FRIDAY PACKET. TBXIIE enliielv ttev am) splen.li.l pas-1 •TXsVSv B - - p-i.-lr. ' (tm Vt.'l-Tl,' • I , T-||* 4 11 Mil's It'lP.ill Milsil-r, will leave Galena (ir Hi 1 ■ . ediati ,*■ l J r tr‘MA A jiorl*. every I'inh-t .M ini!! at ti oVloek; retiirnii-g, vvillleavi I ..us tiipy Tm - iav evening at 4oh lo' k. | j I'erst" s 1.-I.iitu t!ie Nomutei- front Si. I’uul, wdl *! ii.i's trrivi it. lima 1.1 tone for the Itruiietle, and w ill lime i»> ti< bn ill going helovv. ’1 lliu .-Mi i.-secoinl in m.i i-Ir li.rarr:ir"eii:euts an ! "'Plii. ii I O'li* for Iht l-li-'. f"i V .1. tl s.d: I v Ot l'i.'s' : . mil. lor sjiet-d, i- :u-t 1 tjiiitllt-il In am holt on the t |-;•< 1 Mi -issi' pt. STII.LMAN ,v ROOD, Ag.-ni*. j-i-M. l()-y tlKd. I. tli .iII.KNV lM) SAINT I*AI I, IMCM.T TWK KJ A NS liKli. Fill! stipertur swi.t 1 nil « pas- *y;>:*Ts * sen r . 1 stt i.m rWi s I NEW i’tft, I , > » \- t f Hull St. I -'. V ' .. t l.'iltil.i id a.' tern it'mle pint*. "" tjw l^'ir^774^7l W. urvliti - - 11', li t■, v M-. anil Maitirilav'* uf 6 o’- t'li.ek lui In-ghl or justagt upj.li on hoard, or to 11. t . tKUKKU., Agem. J tlO S-tf th not lilt Pul Miiiue.sol 1:111 please copy mill set tl lull 10 l'tiiit. -i It KA \ b.‘ KM EN T FOR IN.>2.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: ' | ' ; THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, flUimfaota, Thursday :>lorniujr. 4*lj H% V>2. Il ITFS or U)VERTISIX«, (Nonpancl type or it* enuivalent.) TRANSIENT AD VEKTI SEMEN TH. $1 0t» persiuare of 12 lines, for the first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. YEA RE Y ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ----- $ >fl 00 Half a column, - - - - -30 00 One fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six lines uml under ten lines, 7 50 Over ten line* and tinder fifteen line*, 10 00 For all rhsngr* ordered In advertisement*, a charge will be ma le, of 30 cents per lOi'Ortns composition. We ngree to rlutige tho übovc prices, uniformly, for advertising St. Paul. March 21th. IS'>2. JAMES M GOODHUE—Pioneer. D A ROBERTSON—Democrat. OWENS * MOORE—Minnesotian.


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ocr: RICH’S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes -lX of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow’- der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Ba’ik Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS A MARVIN, (Late Roff, Stearns 4* Co ., successors to Rich Co.) 146 Water sL, and comer Avenue A nnd SL Mark’s Place, N. Y., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


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ocr: a* BOOKSELLER & ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Comer St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has made arrangements by whi;h he will receive subscriptions fr»m, and have forwarded to subscribers at the pu ilishers prises, all American Periodicals aud Uoprints. British do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. London . do do French do do His list comprises upwards of three hundred different Papers, Periodicals. S 0 ; ® OS® S* s ® 0 QEE* Having just received a large assortment of books and stationery, the now one 1 a lor the inspection ofu'l persons, a large stock of school books, logetb cr with an assortment of standard works in almost every department of •Spelling Hooks—Webster’s Klementarv and McGufley’s Elcctic. Readers— McCuffey’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4th and sth. Geograpiiys—Smith’s, Mitchell’s and Parley’s. Arithmetics—Davies, Smith’s, and Uav’s Ist, 2d and 3d. Historys— Willard's. —ALSO— Works on Chemistnj , Geology, Philosophy , Physiology Botany. Paper , Blank Books, Ink, Quills , Wafers, Steel Pens, Sailing Wax and Envelops t in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St.. Paul, November 22, 1851-g

publisher: J.C. Terry


ocr: j BEVAAS fe L.ANSIJYG, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS |p|s3 *Jt if 3 Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. St. Anthony street, a few doors west of Rice & Haney’s store, St. Paul, Minnesota. Will keep constantly oil hand and evil CHEAP FOR CASH, A larg": assortment of stoves of all kinds consisting of Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves ; St. Louis do ; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stoves; California Air Tight; Commercial do; Sheet Iron do; Box Stoves of every description, together with a general as sortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders, We have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, all kinds of ware suitable to the up country nnd Indian trade. Dealers from that quarter are invited to givu us a call. PINERY OUTFITS, Furnished at the shortest notice. In short, the public may rest assured that anything in our line that can bo turned out in any establishment in the United States, will be found in our shop, or manu factured promptly to order. BEVANS & LANSING. St. Paul, Oct. 29, 1851.


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ocr: THE MINT PAI'L. a *CVC J **V Thin Mijwrb ni » Kteninlx’ftt, nearly " _ t IJI /* the site of ihe Krtknk I'wUh fty-V with hirnni'iioiiatiofi* lo ftwj>t on the liver, will t . in ws'ilar f. itrnn .mi 8t Paul truie, ihe eits'iing ninkii',’ two |>.-r week, it po»,*il>lo. Ttie Saint I'm will tv har.t lo Tieat. The times of nrnvnl ami tnre of tin. iKiHt, will l»c an.ioiiiired as aoon na trip* r.ru c<>mincn -eU. M. k. IIARUIB, Maairr. Fell 21, 1*52.


ocr: llUllouiriucr. vi.i.rx, .2 Homey :tl Law, If illotc Hirer, St. Croix Co., II iscvnsiii JOSKIMi HOWiION, Notiirj Public mill Laud Audit, Hilloic Hicrr, St. Croix co., IFiseonsin l’rr-eii,|iti('ii eltiinia secured and entries made t»y Military l.and W arrant*. Blank Ih.ed.s an .VortTdgc* ©distantly on hit ml, and eonvevan. oes carefully and jn'omotly atti tided to. 1 , • i


ocr: CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND rfNII E largest mid richest JL sortment of . \ CLocaa, wxrears and '>s*r r-} EI.RY, Ac., AC., uto \ v', ,X-, ever offere<l for sale in •j> y Territory, for sale cheap Vo l r -a*lißt (mr\V4^ ROBINSON’S Jewelry jyl >' B.—Clocks, Waicbe*. Jewelry, and M'tsril repaired and warranted.


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney al Low, IVillvw River, Si. Croix Co.. Wisconsin JOSEPH BOW HON, Notary Public aud Land A pent, Willow River, Si. Croix co., Wisconsin Pre-emption claims secured and entries made In .Military Land Warrants. Iliutik Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on ha.ul, and conxeyan. ces carefully ..ml promptly nUended to.


ocr: U'UloiunmT. lIKNJ.VMI.V VLLF.N. rillunuii at I.'tu', U tllotr Hirer, St. Croix Co., /I iscoii?in .10SF.PH IKIWUON, Xolaiy Public sail L,.n;l Agpiil, Willow lliver, si. Croix eo., I! iseonsin l*rr-i‘tnj)liini claims secured and entiios m.iele by Aii o'.irv Land \\ .irrants. Illank Dcds an- IMei ig:!"' s ceil-'. 11 itl x on h. id, and convcyan. ces • arefully and |*r,'in|d 1 v uU'.-nded to. ;


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ocr: J Uly 7. do do do do July 8. do do do do do do 23. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Oct. 24 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Jan. L do do do do do do do do do do do do do do To J. J. Dewey, witness fees for inquest of stranger, $ A. H. Cavender, “ “ »« John J. Dewey, examining surgeon, Michael Hays, digging grave, VV. D. Phillips, quarter salary Dist. Attorney, L. B. Wait, Cl’k Election, St. Paul Precinct, Ap. 14, Geo. C. Nichols, survey road to Bald Eagle Lake, VV. H. Tinker, Overseer Poor, 1 quarter. Dennis Cherier, Judge Eleclion Lit. Can. Ap. 14, Olivier Arsineau, Clerk “ “ “ R.P.Russell, 2d's serv’s&mil’geas Com’r.Rum.Co. Benj. Jarvais “ “ 4. 44 .. C. D. Kingsley, Cl’k Elect. St. Ath’y Preet. Ocf. ’SO, J. C. Terry, Printing Poll hooks for Co., t Ist order i “ “ in 2 orders $20,00. J?d “ J VV. D. Phillips for qr. sal’y to Sep. inSordrcs. 10 00') 10 00 j 10 00 I 10 00 1 ! 10 00 f 10 00 10 00 5 OOJ VV. P. Murray, services in pros. U. S. vs E. Murray, “ “ J’dgc of Elec. St. Paul Prect. Ap. ’SO, B. VV. I .ott, Justice fees crim’l pros, bill rendered, A. R. French, Const, fees attending Grand Jury Sept, term, 1850, Same “ “ b’. S. cases before B. VV. Lott, Same, 31 days service as Road Supervisor, Same, Const, fees U. S. cases before Esq. Simons, | Same, 26 days service on Co. road with team, j Same, 20 “ “ as Supervisor of Road, ] George Risedorph, 5 days work Co. road self & team, Clia«. Cushin, “ “ “ “ W. Chapman, 13 days work on Co. road, 8 56 > in 2 orders. 17 44 ) Pierse Desere, 3 days work on Co. road, A. R. French, 10 “ “ “ with team, Louis Roberts, 3 “ “ “ Ira Kingsley, fees crim. cases as per bill rendered, L. Roberts, provisions furnished Co. paupers (per Overseer Poor,) St. Anthony Mill Co. lumber to Road Supervisor, J. VV. Simpson, prov’s furn’d Co. paupers per order, Robt. Kennedy, room used for Election, C. P. V. Lull, Sheriff fees crim. cases before Simons, Orlando Simons, Justice fees crim. cases, 10 00 ) as per bill filed in 10 00 > 3 orders. 9 85 ) j Orlando Simons, Judge Election, Oct 14, 1851, “ docket and stationery Just. Peace, Louis Roberts, rent of room pauper woman, Hiram Wiley, Const, fees crim. pros. bef. Kingsley, . R. Parker, use of rooms for Court &. Jury, ’SO, ’sl A. Foster, for Poll Box, 5 00 > Judge of Election, Apr. and Oct. 1851, 6 00 $ B. Jarvais, use of room for Election and service as Judge, Apr. and Oct. 1850, A. L. Larpenteur, prov’s furnished pauper, per ord. P. Bottineau, v'ing r’d from St. Ath’y to Rum river, Alexis Cloutier, “ “ “ 44 Truman Hobart, “ “ “ “ C. VV. Christmas, surv’g and plotting same, 20 00 ) in 2 orders, $25 00. 5 00 \ Gibson Patch, chainman on same road, Henry Crowell, “ “ “ Joseth du Bei, axman, “ “ H. Tivuge, “ “ “ Alex. Cloutier, baggage wagon, “ flO 00 B. VV. Brunson, for making alpha betical index to records Ramsey County, in 10 orders, SIOO 00. LIABILITIES OF THE COUNTY. Balance *luc Jurors and witnesses District Court, April and September term, A. D. 1851, no report, - Balance due General Election, ..... Balance due W. D. Phillips, 1 qr. salary as Dist. Attorney, Six months rent Register’s office, - - To W. G. LeDuc, bill stationery furnished for Co. purposes. Per diem and mileage County Commissioners, 2 days, Balance due Deputy Clerk Board County Commissioners, - To E. Y. Shelley Clerk of Election, Nov. 4, 1850, - Balance due Clerk Dist. Court, Sept, term, 1851, Balance due B. W. Lott, criminal cases as per bill, - Bal. due B. W. Brunson, stationery furnished for Co. purposes, Total liabilities, - Total expenditures and liabilities, RECAPITULATION. amount of orders issued, ... $3,193 21 Dec. 31, 1851, - 470 52 1 101 1 10 10 001 5 OOj 75 001 3 00! 17 00| 10 00! 2 OOj 2 00 5 80 5 20| 3 OOi 10 00! 10 00! I i I I - 75 Ooj | 25 00 1 2 OOj 12 85| 21 50i 9 00! 62 00 7 85 78 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 1 26 00 6 00 30 00 12 00 19 50 30 68 57 73 7 50 10 00; 10 68, )- > 29 85j 4 00* 10 OOj 18 00! 15 47 85 OOj ; 11 ooj 10 00 9 001 16 00 16 00 16 00! ; 25 00] 12 251 12 25! 12 25 12 25 14 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00100 00 $3,193 86 75 50 $3,663


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ocr: RICH’S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes of various si/.< » an 1 p »tt mf, vrth an 1 without pow 'l'T proof locks, lor sale at the Depot, 116 Water sire- 1, X w Yo k. Burglar-pruof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late RofT, Stearns 4* Co., successors to Rich f Co.) 146 Water st., and corn *r Avenu; A and St. Marias Place, x*. y., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the only mak‘-r> ot salamander Safes combining Wildei’s an*: Rich’s Paint. WM. COXSTANS, Agent, S’. Paul. October 23, 185:—6;f '’PEAS, black or preen and mixed, the JL choicest lot ever brought to Minnesota lr..ni mixed at 45 cts per lb., to the very best Imperial at 80 cts per lb. For sal at JARVU. 9 Drug store. PEPSIN, the genuine article, 75 cents per bottle, for sale bv J ARYIS, Apothecary. PRESII TAMARINDS—A very line A and delicious article at the Fifth st. DRUG SPORE. 'THERMOMETERS—From 230 deg. I down to 40 deg. Ik-low £ero —for sale by JARVIS. FAR. GREEN'S Oxygenated Bitters arc A-' a never-tailing remedy lur Dyspepsia—fur sale liy JARVIS. EXTRACT of Rene Plant unequaled J-J by any other mecllcinefor the cure of Dysentery and Diarrhea. Mt I.TI M IN PARVO Drutr Store. A YRF. S Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's a 1 Balsam of Wild Uuerry, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, and pure Port Wine juice fur Invalids; at the Fifth Street DRUG STORE. TARVIS’ Anti-Corrosive Steel Pen Ink, for sale wbolmle and retail at the CHEMICAL LABORATORY, sth St. P'OOD Pickles require good Vinegar, VX Mace, Clovea, Ginger, Allspice, Mustard seed, black and all which can be purchased low at the


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ocr: KAHMi.K. Just received, 4oi) bills War 1.-.gle extra winter wheat, ijo •• Belcher's ai'd sugar, lull bid* NO. do g,i “ •• molasses, '29 hull *• molasses, 1 20 1J gal kegs •* 50 »ks Rio toffee, Id clients ini. tea, 5 “ Java •“ 2 readies 44 5 chests V. If. tea, 50 bxs rmsii:*, llicadics 44 tea, 2d “ primes, 40 jars prunes, 2 bj|s Jtie.l c limit*. Id keg. saleratus, Sudor, ye i*t powders, 5 *• creatntartnr, s*i las palrn *oap, 5 l*x* vsiiag’d soap, 4 ** c asti e 44 50 “ in caudles, 2 "> “ stin c indlca, 50 ski b. A. salt, J 111 bids cider vinegar, 5 44 dairy sail, 5u ream* wrapping ;> » u’r, 10 I>\* starch, IVOO iI a' all ua -ep u-, brao.ii*, almonds, liickorx nut*, ‘ etc, etc. 4 ilo-if i ! , i


ocr: MINNESOTA PIONEER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY JAMES M. Office on Beach st., near the junction of TER MS: TV THE I‘IONKtR will lie fnn.it if I to • t Two Liouaii |i«;r Annum, ir.variuMv in h. Bailee. I_T No suLt. rlptiona received lor lest th- n one year. XX All letters to tins oilier, must Be j-bkivxib to re oeive at tout ion.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, GEX. FRANKLIN PIERCE* OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALAtAM A.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, or NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OP ALABAMA.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISE.VIENTS. REGULAR UAL.F.N \ AND SUM I*Al PICKET TW l( K A WKKK. r|MIE superior and swift running pas .l icn|n ilrtiiifr WK.'TM’" l' l '*, TL—^l— o II viml«, Master, will l< .nr 'I. lNtil for Galena mi l iii 11 1* 1 mt«* "'u'a. 0 1 \Ytalnc.,i!>t\ ■ al .! oVIm A A. M . and rist-inlay’* «t t. o - clock. I’or fr< Uht or pnasaf <m or *0 11. . TEimKLI., Agea Wmocrat anJ Minnesottan phase t®!') and send ,11 1 'll li#v,


ocr: F(PRESI ' ' iV. OKS. FiI AMvLLN PIERCE, OF Nl’.W IIAMI’SIfIKL. I OR VICE J’RESIDEXT, WILLIAM IL KING, OF A! A RAM A.


ocr: (• ALK\*A AM) S’AIVT I.OIH FIIIDtV ! PACKRT. IFHAHH entirely new hiul splendid pas- a M seiifer packet li It l V RI'T R'RMiamMl f* thisßl.its Karorn, Muster, will leave lodeioi for St. I.oiiis and intermedin!, sSfjSStSSjf ' ports, every Priduy evening at o’eloch; rfttiritlittf, I will leave St. I.oiiis every Tuesday evcnii.if at ‘1 o’clock, t'4-Persons tNkinr the .Nominee from Si Paul, will ”1- uriivs anive at Galena in time for the Brunette, and will i have no delay in going below. Tiic Unmetie is -e» oiul to none in herarraniementa and veco iiliimlatiomi for the coml'nrt and safety «f Passengers; ai.d, for spec!, is not ei|imilt ,l by any bo it on tilt I pper Miss;—ippi. STII.I.MVN A RttOl), Agents. , :Ji. It:- V ttWJI I, % l< (JVI.KN.I A M> SAINT I' ll I, PACK El TAVIC K A WKKK. . r J'HK superior and swift rminieg pa*- I sent, r-tiMi’W r WKST NKW PON, \ . R il.vuit is, .Vbisti r, vv ;|ll, svi t>t Paid ter ‘Yi ' t.'aleua and all inteinievitatc ports, on . 'yZr \\ , dues,lav.- :.t a o'clock A. M . a,id Saturday 'n at (, o’- clock. Cor lr« i”ln m pu-sage applv on laaird, or to II l,'. TKKKKI.L, Agent, .lull) H-tf Itcmo. rat and Miiii.tfaot.au please copv and send bill ' 10 boat. AK K INT KM KVT FOR I


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney at Laic, IVillow Hirer, St. Croix Co., ff isconsin JOSEPH BOW RON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow llivrr, St. Croix c. 0., Wisconsin Pre-emption claims securedland tMitries made by Military Land Warrants) Blank Leeds an- Mortgages constantly on band, and conveyan. ces carefully ;iml prompt lv attended to.


ocr: g Saint 3tttl)onn. .1. P. WII.SOX Saint Anthony Falls, DEALERS ill l*rv Goods, ready-made Clothing,Hard ware, Roots ami Shoes, Groceries nnd Ac. Ac. Saint Anthony Fulls. Mux 29, 1651. 6 ST. MATTHEW fc RICHARDSON, Attorneys at Lxw, Notaries Public, and Agents. St. Anthony, Minnesota Territory. Oct. 9, 1651. 25- ly


ocr: VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGKN’CV. t!» on il w vMlixoT-ia vvkm n, st. loiis, \io. kf, *1 | k J k PACK AGES Virginia Manufactured Ti*- *• *9 " / " " baeco, in More and to arrive, and for sloe >y the under-igiK.l, comprisi-ig tt>e following brands: dcsst Hare’s lb. Lumps; Jess« Hare's A 5 Lumps: W. II Hare’s lb. Lumps, W. 11. Hare’s 5 5 Lunibs, James Thomas, jrV Diadem Tvvist: do do do Plain lb: El Dorado, )Natural Leaf;) do “51” Virgin Gold Leaf. 1-2 lbs.; do Plain do do do A cetar, do Luscious Lu'ttry, lhs. and 1-2 lbs.: di> Gem of tin Old Dominion. l!.s ; Jus. Steven's lb.; Seth Hal'ey's A AAA iV AAA; Geo Metcal, lb., and C A C; Willis, McKrys, .Mat;ns, etc. etc., together with an as sortment of Missouri Manufactured Tohaero. He would | be? leave to call the attention of buyers to his present well a-soricd slock ofTobacco; it is all direct from the manufacturers, and uttered al their prices and on liberal ! terms. THOMAS MULLEN. Jvl Jl-lf


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney al Law, Willow Hirer, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOW RON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., Wisconsin Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on hand, and convey an. ces carefully and promptly-attended to. ■vaHBRnMnaHHRaBtaEBHBiBaB


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fUiimcsota, Thursday Morning' May G» ’52. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpuriel type »r its equivalent.) Tit S N SI ENT \ OVERT! SKM F.N TS, § t (HI per square of 12 line*, fur l!.• first insi-rtion, mul 50 cents par mju.irc for cat !i subset;'lent iilsi-rtion. YE VRLY ADVERTISI’MENTS. One column, .... - £SO 00 Half a column, ----- .'fti Oft One fourth ul'a column, ... 20 00 llu.iiUM* LArtl* not over six lines Oft Ovt-r mx lines anti under ten lines, 7 .50 Over ten lines ntnl uiulr.r tifteen lines, lo (H) Fur all change* ordered in advertisement*, a charge will l.e . i-ele, of 30 cent* per 1000 raw composition. We agree toclimge the above prices, uniformly, for advertisn g St. l'aul, March 2tth. I -sj. J \ MES M. GOODHKE—Pioneer. 1> A. RODEKTSON Democrat OWEN S <k MOORE—Minni-stUtan.


ocr: -NEW C LOTHING HOUSE AND TAILORING ESTAItI IHIEMENT. KK T IXN'K A' CC»OI.EY, Roberts street, llrsl door ▼ v north xif StillmHii A 10.. are noxv receiving an exttn-ive assort.i’.e.it of Dress French, English and Ger n. in t .otlis and ( assimeres,a> well as tich Nestings, all I urcloesed expressly for their Tailoring Departmei.t. i articular attention ha* been paid tu the Ilosierv, f.love uid Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart liicnt, they challenge ad comp iuion as regards ijualitv, style anil lo'V prices. St. Paul, May b, 1252. 3 tf


ocr: GALENA A.\J> SAINT LOL’IS FKIDAV PACKET. raxnv, entirely new nut) spit mini I seager imckcl HIU E. I j f CtiAKl.f s Harokr, Master, will leuve (otltna for f*t. Is-um and mtt run-,butt *. J jiuits, every Krainy tvettieg tit tl n'l'lwk; irtnrnintt, vv.il leave St. I. otiis t very Tuestlay evening >'• I <• < lot k. X.i'l ersons taking the Aoiaii.ec irom SI. I’nul, will »1- \vu\s arrivt hi Citthna i.i time for the lirunettc, uiui will 1 ate i.o debit in going below. The Brunette is second to none in to r arrangements anil accommodation* ft I the conduit an,l salt tv ol Pms>. agers; nut. for speed, i* not c-jtialled t.\ am boil on tin l ppi i Mississippi. STM.I.MAN .V HOOl), Agents. lO—> KEGI t tit liUdVt \MI NA IXT PALI. I'.tCKET TWK ti N WEEK. r | x |j i’ sup, rior and swift runnmr i"ts- I- st-nger sit tmi-r \\ I' t NHVt I'tl \, 4 . s.. ,1 s llvaats. M tut ter. will leave Hi. 1’ ill till tJ.ilena and ail interiiu ,!i ae polls, on r}£? WT \V '.incsihtya at •' ti’rlot k A. M , and Satutdav’-* at 6 o’- eliH k. Kor freight or pusnagi, applv on board, or to 11. f. TERRELL, Agent, juin S-tf l'emocrat and M,..iU'sotiaii please copy and aeud lull to ivoat. s oi


ocr: THE 5.11. W I* 11 A Ti.is si.j .-rii new sfeiimlioat. ncarlv o F - —,l { e ill' Sl/e of the l\* ok ok Packets a;.: k-.i." ■ c~—it Will at I'OIIIIIIO d.-eitms e, pl'it lo IdAFAiCaOtili lasi boats an if. nvar, w ll in: n tin n ■- (.ah ua am St. Iml trad.-, tile ensuing asoii, in- king t >vo ti ips pet week, li jios.-ildo. The Sa.nt Paui .sdiia hard to beat. Th* times ol arrival and depar ture ot ta a- boat, will be announced a- aoon as regular lr ~- art; lomruenffd. ,M. h. ii.'.HRIS, Musitr. tf 21, " -


ocr: d. C. BLRBANK .V Co. St. Paul. \A .1 . TAWCETTE At Co., St. Loii.s. NORTH TV F.ST I7R N EX PR ESS CO. * fINXiECTIAO IT OVI.KVV IVD ST. I.Ot IS WITH TtIF. AMERICAN AND OTHER EXI’RESs COMPANIES. IXO and from all the principal cities in the. United States, California and Europe, for the specify tran*- portaticn of money and valuable packages, collection draffs, notes, hills, nccouiits, etc ; pun haae and sale of ail kinds of merchandize. Agents.—C. R. Rick A Co., St. Paul; Otis West, St. I.oui# J. Bsookes, Galena. N. B.—Particular attention paid to the Forwarding and Commission business genera y. g h


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, fUinncsota, Thursday Morning, Oct. 7, ’52. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Non;.arid ivpc or it« equivalent.) TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS,*! 00 persqunrr of !< till?*, for tin; first insertion, aud >0 ceuta per » |U*W for ea. it subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, .... - 00 Half a column, - - - * -30 00 One lourm of m column, - ■ *»0 Itiisiress t;ari!s not over sit lines 00 Over sit line, ami r ten lines, " -'0 Over ten lmea am) under llfteen linos, 10 00 For all change* onlereil in advertisements, a charge v ill ho liale. of 30 rents per MOOe-is eoin|iositioii. W'e to Yirge the above |>ri es, uniformly, for »dviiti#it:* Si. I’ ml. Mar. '.i ,*iih, I?’^. .1 vMES M. (JOODIirE -Pioneer. |i \ KOIIKRTSON Pcmocral. OWKN'S A MO.'tßE—Mnnienotian. FOR PRESIDENT, GEN. EUAN KLIN PIERCE, OK NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WILLIAM R. KING, OK ALABAMA. I :


ocr: It. Al I.F.N Jfrlorneys at Late, IVillutc Hirer, St JOSF.PII HOWRON, Notary Public and Land Agent, ll’illoie liicer, Si. Croix co., I'le-emptnin claims aeciirud ami entries made Military Land Warrams. Blank Deeds Mortgage* constantly on hand, ami convey ecs carefully and promptly itteudcd to. IttUtouniDer. W. 11. SI.M.MES ALLKN Ar SEMMF.S, Croix Co., Wisconsin


ocr: r Chouteau. Jit. H-naisoM. rr.Ltx vai.i.r IRON MOI NT AIN IRON AND NAILS. ( hotenn, Ilnrriwon At Valle,- RIETORS of the M. I.OGIH ROI.I.ING Mtl.t.S, will keep on hand a full supply of merchant bar iron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured at their establishment, from the ore of the Iron Mountain, anil will also keep all other article, usually kept in an inat store, to which they Invite the attention of country mcrrimnls. h i Warehouse, No 129, Second street. Hi. I.uaiia, Mo t.HAS. W. UORIiP, Ageat at ilt. Paul. May 8, I*sl. *—»f.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. {Janl, fttinnesota, Thursday .Homing, Sept. It>, ’52. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpsriel ty nr or In equivalent.) TRANMSNT ADVERTISEMENTS, *1 '> i of 12 line*. for the llr»t iv.-rtmii, itiui bo cents jh r squire lore». h subsequent iuamiioa. yearly advertisements. One column, ... - - t»0 on Ifnlf a colnmn, ----- SOW Oue fourth «f a column, - * 20 00 Business ftnli not over six line* J t** Over iiv liiid* r;ul ton ll!i< *. Over ten lion «in<! uinter tifleen tine*, l'l 00 For all change* ordered u» advertisements, >* clisrg" will be uia-te, of % cent* per 1000 .a* c< tupuvitjoii. W< agree to charge the above prices, uniformly, for sdrertUtnf ii. Paul, March 24th, Hrl. J \ MEit ’'l tlOODHlK—Pioneer. I) V. ROD Ktt’l Si>\—l)o ltiKiat. OWENS A; MOOKE—Miuuesotitn. -1 i


ocr: FOR GEX. FRANK LI X PIERCE, or NEW lIAMI’.SIUUE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF AI.ARVMv.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Jpanl, fflinncgota, Thurs4ay Morning, Sept. 30, ’J?. rates of advkrtisixo. (Nonparicl type or !U equivalent.) TRANdIENTADVERTISERENTS,tI 00 per«quare ol 12 line*, for the flr»t insertion, and 50 cenupor »qusre for rack >ul)Mi|orut insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. on* column, - s>ooo Half • column, - - • * * SO 00 One fourth of a column, - S#fW Business I'aiilt ni>l to er »i\ line* 5 00 Over tit line, and under ten lines, 7 50 Urrr ten line* and wider Uliceu lint**, 10 00 For all rlmnges ordered in advertisements, a charge will bo iiit'ir, of 3*l cent, per IPUO run oonipoaitioif. Vtf• agree lo cliargo itio above price*, uniformly, for afteriMiiif St. I'anl, Mart It 21th, 1*72. JAMES M. COODHL'R— Pioneer. L) A. ROBERTSON—Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—Miiineaollan. FOR PRESIDENT, GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, OK NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WILLIAM R. KING, OK ALABAMA. |


ocr: W. S. COMBS, BOOKSELLER AM) Corner of St. .1 nthony and Capitol St’ crU , ■ ■ \.S ntnile srrangenwnt* by winch he will r. • five 1 I stihserin'iont from, and will have forward, d to subscritM'is nt the publishers’ prim., sli American i’criodicals and Reprint*. liriti*h do do Medical do do Serials, American Weekly Newspapers, Eon.but do < o Freni h do do lli* INi coinpri*es npwar I* of three litindreri different papers, p» rioda ul-. Ac.


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ocr: STOVES! CQMPITITEON DHFIHT At the Cheap Store Store. On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets. Zinc, sheet iron, copper and Japan ware. Iron and Brass wire; Snuffers; Trays, Spittoons, Patent Zinc wa.vhboards, Waffle irons. Sad irons, Rivets, Iron ears, Steel traps, Sheep and Cow hells, Spring ballances, Curry combs, llorse cards Also, JUgJES, Axe handles, hatchets; Rip. and X cuts; Shovel-, spades, Fire sho vels, tongs, Crub and Carden hoes, Ciub and Garden scythes; Pitch forks, PLOWS. Hydraulic rams. Force and lift lF3tS!2S>Ss> Lead pipe; pig sheet and bar lead; Russia iron: grind sfor.es, cro' ks. Percussion caps; | istols, hunting glasses, hunting lmtehets, &e. In short, my assortment consists of almost everything usually kept in the stove and Tin Ware line. Jt is ol the l est quality, and I will sell at prices low enough to satisfy almost any one All kinds of Gutter Eave trough, Spouting, &e.; also every des cription of Job Work At al! times neatly and substantially done ai my Tin Shop, at rea sonable prices. F. S. A EWELL. St. Paul, Oct. 29, I^sl. CHEAP CASH STORE-WHOLESALE T „ J.V TT . , , . akd I am now receiving a splendid assortment of STOVES, of file most approv' d pat- Vif-Sa# terns, nmong which will ■ ■”*"j be found the Lcflcl’s doub- *~ ‘“jj. lo oven; Qucrm of the pra- (~ " tries; Irving's air light;— — J Prairie Queen; Prairie State; S'. Louis airtight; Prize premium, Grecian parlor; Collage parlor;— Etna parlor; Saratoga box; Air tight Bridge & biother’s; Sheet iron air tight, of all sizes and patterns; Seven and 'Pen plate stoves. I am also receiving a new assortment of the fol lowing articles:— I loll' > w ware; Camp Kettles; Fry pans; Bake ovens; Stew puns; Brass kettles; Spoons, Ladles, Coflee mills, churns, buckets. Li brass, iron and tin candle sticks; sieves, brooms. * wooden and meial faucets.


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ocr: j 1 1 | W. S. COMBS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Corner of St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, HAS made arrangement* by which he will receive subscriptions from, and will hive forwarded to aubacribcrs at the publishers’ prices, all American Periodical* and Reprints. British do do Medical do do Serials, American Weekly Newspapers, l.oudou do do French do do, Hi* li*t eoinprl*.-* upwards of three hundred different paper*, penotlical*. Ac. November, 1851. 32y


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ocr: ITo J. J. Dewey, witness fees for inquest of stranger, $ 1 10 A. H. Cavender, “ « j]q John J. Dewey, examining surgeon, 10 00, Michael Hays, digging grave, 5 00] W. D. Phillips, quarter salary Dist. Attorney, 75 00 L. B. W ait, Cl’k Election, St. Paul Precinct, Ap. 14, 300 Geo. C. Nichols, survey road to Bald Eagle Lake, 17 00 W. H. Tinker, Overseer Poor, 1 quarter. 10 00 Dennis Cherier, Judge Election Lit. Can. Ap. 14, 200 Olivier Arsineau, Clerk “ “ •• 200 R.P.Russell, 2d’s serv’s &.mil’ge as Com’r.Ram.Co. 5 80 Benj. Jarvais “ “ *• « ~ g 2 q L- O. Kingsley, Cl’k Elect. St. Ath’y Prect. Oct. ’SO, 300 J. U. Terry, Printing Poll books for Co., ( Ist order 10 00 “ in 2 orders $20,00. \2d “ 10 00 W.D. Phillips for qr. sal’y toSep.inßordres, 10 00^ 10 00 10 00 1000 In no lo 00 r io 00 10 00 10 00 5 OOJ W. P. Murray, services in pros. U. S. vs E. Murray, 25 00 “ “ J’dge of Elec. St. Paul Prect. Ap. ’SO, 200 B. W. Lott, Justice fees criin’l pros, bill rendered. 12 85 A. R. French, Const, fees attending Grand Jury Sept, term, 1850. 21 50 Same “ “ U. S. cases before B. W. Lott, 900 Same, 31 days service as Road Supervisor, 62 00 Same, Const, fees U. S. cases before Esq. Simons, 785 Same, 26 days service on Co. road with team, 78 00 Same, 20 “ “ as Supervisor of Road, 20 00 George Risedorpli, 5 days work Co. road self & team, 20 00 Clias. Cushin, “ “ « « 20 00 W. Chapman, 13 days work on Co. road, 856 ) in 2 orders. 17 44 ) 26 00 Pierse Desere, 3 days work on Co. road, 6 00 A. R. French, 10 “ “ “ with team, 30 00 Louis Roberts, 3 “ “ “ 12 00 Ira Kingsley, fees crim. cases as per bill rendered, 19 50 L. Roberts, provisions furnished Co. paupers (per Overseer Poor.) 30 68 St. Anthony Mill Co. lumber to Road Supervisor, 57 73j J. W. Simpson, prov’s furn’d Co. paupers per order, 7 50j Robt. Kennedy, room used for Election, 10 0()| C. P. V. Lull, Sherifl fees crim. cases before Simons, 10 68 Orlando Simons, Justice fees crim. cases, 10 00 1 as per bill tiled in 10 00 [ 29 85 3 orders. 9 85 ) Orlando Simons, Judge Election, Oct 14, 1851, 4 00 “ docket and stationery Just. Peace, 10 00 Louis Roberts, rent of room pauper woman, 18 00 Hiram Wiley, Const, fees crim. pros. bef. Kingsley, 15 47 R. Parker, use of rooms for Court & Jury, ’SO, ’sl 85 00 A. Foster, for Poll Box, * 500 > Judge of Election, Apr. and Oct. 1851, 6 00 ) 11 00 B. Jarvais, use of room for Election and service as Judge, Apr. and Oct. 1850, 10 00 A. L. Larpenteur, prov’s furnished pauper, per ord. 900 P. Bottineau, v’ing r’d from St. Ath’y to Rum river, 16 00 Alexis Cloutier, “ “ " « “ 16 00 Truman Hobart, “ “ “ “ 16 00 C. W. Christmas, surv’g and plotting same, 20 00 ) in 2 orders. $25 00. 5 00 $ 25 00 Gibson Patch, chainman on same road, 12 25 Henry Crowell, “ “ “ ] 2 25^ Joscth du Bei, axman. “ “ 12 25 H. Tivuge, “ “ “ 12 25 Alex. Cloutier, baggage wagon, '• 14 00 JU]y 7. do do do do July 8. do do do do do do Oct. 23. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Oct. 24. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Jan. L do do do do do do do do do do do do do do B. W. Brunson, for making alpha betical index to records Ramsey County, in 10 orders, SIOO 00. LIABILITIES OF THE COUNTY. Balance due Jurors and witnesses District Court, April and September term. A. D. 1851, no report, - Balance due General Election, ..*... Balance due W. D. Phillips, 1 qr. salary as Dist. Attorney. Six months rent Register’s office, - To W. G. LeDuc, bill stationery furnished for Co. purposes, Per diem and mileage County Commissioners, 2 days, Balance due Deputy Clerk Board County Commissioners, - To E. Y. Shelley Clerk of Election, Nov. 4, 1850. Balance due Clerk Dist. Court, Sept, term, 1851. Balance due B. W. Lott, criminal cases as per bill, - Bal. due B. W. Brunson, stationery furnished for Co. purposes. Total liabilities, ..... Total expenditures and liabilities, RECAPITULATION Whole amount of orders issued, Liabilities Dec. 3L 1851, ASSETS. Whole amount of taxes assessed for County purposes, at 6-12 mills on the dollar, - $4,882 i 9.7 Whole amount received from liquor licenses, - - 406 62 25 per cent, deducted for school purposes leave nett arn’t to Co. 304 96.5 Whole amount received from pedlar and show licenses, 24 00.0 Balance in favor of County. ... $1,547 43 Whole amount of taxes assessed, .... $6,89568 9' For County purposes, ...... 4,482 19.7 “ School “ 1,723 92 “ Territorial “ 689 56.8 Ain’t of taxes coll’d and paid into the Treas. lor the year 1850, $1,176 28 Of which is applied to County purposes, - - 718 83 “ “ School Fund. ... 326 75 “ “ Territorial Treasury, - - 130 70 Amount of taxes uncollected for 1850, .... $707 51 Of which will accrue to the County, .... 422 36 “ “ “ “ School Fund, ... 286 53 “ “ “ “ Territorial Treasury, - - 78 62 The statement above of the liabilities of the County does not include the per centage of the Treasurer and Collectors. Am’t of taxes coll’d and paid into the Trcas. for the year A. D. ’sl, $895 07 Of which accrue to the County, ..... 58179 “ “ “ School Fund ..... 223 76 “ “ “ Territorial Treasurer, ... 8950 Am’tof taxes uncollected for 1851, as per report of Treasurer, $6,000 61 Of which will accrue to the County, .... 4,482 79 “ “ “ “ School Fund, ... 1,723 92 “ “ “ “ Territorial Treasurer, - - 689 56 DAVID DAY, Register of Deeds, and Clerk of Ihc Board Co. Commissioners, By B. W. Bn un sox, Dep. Reg. Si. Paul , December 31, 1851. Notice. Territory of Minnesota, ) County of Ramsey. $ To Frederick Ely: You are hereby notified that a writ of attachment has been issued against you, and your property attached to satisfy the demand of Vetai Guerin, amounting to nine teen dollars and int. Now unless you shall appear before B. W. Lott, a Justice of the Pecce In aud for said county, on the 3lst day of January. A. D. 1852, at 10 o clock In the forenoon, Judgment will be rendered against you, and your property sold to pay the debt. Dated this 26th, day of December A. D. 1861. VETAL GUERIN, me Plaintiff. 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 100 00 $3,193 21 470 52 ORDER, In District Court, Ramsey county, In Equity. | Vetai Guerin, Comp. ) vs, > Foreclosure of Mortgage. ('has. K. Smith, Dcf. ) On reading return of officer to the snbpcrna In the above entitled cause together with the affidavit of Henry A. Lambert, solicitor for the above complainant, by which It appears to my satisfaction that the defendant Charles K. | Smith, is out of the Territory of Minnesota, anti cannot be found therein, and has not app eared in said suit. There- | fore, let the said defendant, Charles K. Smith appear plead answer or demur, to the Complainant* Bill filed in the above cause, by the flr»t day of April next, from, and ensuing, the date of this order, and let this order, he pub $3,193 21 86 00 75 00 50 00 25 25 9 00 126 00 2 00 63 42 32 85 16 00 $470|52 ~37663|73 $3,663 73 $5,211 16 $6,895 68 $1.176 28 $707 51 $895 07 $6,000 61


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ocr: i (abt.X.V .t\l> SAIN 1" laOHS FRIUAI PACKET. rRVUF, entirely new and splendid pa*, a *tWR V ft siliitar pau ket HK 1\ k I Jr . V’ii arlks UuyoKß, Master, yvii! la-iave tdiileiia lor rtl. Louis and inlcrc.ciialc ports, every Friday evening at ti o'clock; wilt leave rsi. Louis every Tuesday eveuing M 4 o'clock. pei’ci'soias taking ilia - Nominee from St. Paul, "ill *1- ways arrive at (laleiiH in time Im the Uiunetic, and will have no delay in going below. The bimie, te is second m none in ha rnrmngements and a, < i.nii!iodaiiiuis lor the eomfort amt -slety id bass, mrerw. hoi), tin -peed, is not oin.iiicd l.y any laoit on the Tpper Mi".ssi]api. STILLMAN i ROOD, Agnus. l')-\ RtXil LAR OAIsRN v AND SAINT PAUL l'.K KKT TVVICK A WEEK. 'I’HR superior and »w ift running pa»- j-j ■ I ■encerstcanur WV. s'l’ \ KWI'D.N. % . , fl . II.iK it is, Masur, will lc oc.St. Paul for Ualena amt nil iutenilediute port*, eti T Wednesday sat o'clm kAM in,l Saturday’s at t> o’- clock. For freight nr un-suge : ;>pli on l.oard, or to li t TLKHbLL, Agent. J-ilO t-tf Democrat ai' .! Minncsotciii phase copy and », i.d lull to iioat. Als It ANGIi Si EXT FOR. iso 2.


ocr: 1 i j Saint riittlionn. J. I*. XX ILSOX Saint VutliouY Falls. B a \ I.ER.s in I•, * Gems, u *dv -i i.tde Clothin .. t lar .- 5 9 ** ire, Boot- -hois, Gru* t ru - and I’.evi- ■ us, A c. »X c. 8 nt * ith Falla, May 29, 1851 ST. MATTHEW 4 RICH IRUSOX, x-r i ir. i x . at Law, Notahiks Pi blic, a* •• L.x.nd Aotv.-s. s/. AnthorMinnesota F*r ,to Ocf. *J, 1-si. T-l\ '•


ocr: THE MINNESOTA St. JJanl, Ulinncsota, Thursday llornfmr, July U, *62. - KATES OF ADVERTISING. (Non! arid type or it* equivalent.) TK WSIKNTAtn l-.IUIMINIENTS, * l lid per square of 1J lines, lor the first insertion, and ho cents per square for each subsequent insertion. Y EARLY A 0 V KRTISEM E N TS. One column, ... - - fr»000 Half a column, - .'hi 00 One foui ill of a column, - go 00 llosiliess Cards not over siv lines Over sit lines and under ten Ii ies>, 7 .50 Over li n liues iin.l miner flffet u lines, 10 Of) all clianpes ordered In adverti*cnieiits, a charge will be .Made, ot HO cents per HHWeins composition. We igriu loihcige the above prices, uuilormiy, for idv ertising St. l'uul. Match 2Hh, 1^52. J.VMKA M. COODIITE—Fiimecr. 1) A. KOHEK'I SON Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—Minnekoiian.


ocr: W. S. COMBS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Corner oj St. .Inihory and Capital Streets, Hkri made arrunrernents by which lie w!l receive tubacription* from, and will heve forwarded Hi subscribers at the publishers’ prices, all American l’ciiodicab at:d Reprints. British do do . Medical do do Serials, American Weekly N'ew s|iapera, London do do French do do Hi' list compnrea upwards of three hundr. I different papers, |ierio<ticul«, Ac. November. 1851. 32)


ocr: , I BENJAMIN ALLEN, JlUoruey ul J*aw, Willow Hirer , Si - Croix Co., n tset win JOSF.PH HOWIIUX, Notary Public and Land Vgcttl, It it low fiver, St. Croix cn.. It is cousin Pre-emption do int* secured end entries made !*\ Military I.ami Warrants. Blank Heeds att !Mi)rlu,tci>.a constantlx on htind, ami convex an. ct ■; 1 aj-.ifullv ami promptly attended to.


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ocr: MARRIED: At Fort Rtj-1.-iy Miniiesat i Territory, on the bih inist., hy the Uev. S. VV. Maimey, ch.’iplnm L'. S. A. Sargent S. William* to Miss S.trnh McNcaly of I’a. Cut VVhy is Sergeant William*, liko the stoeiile of the Fieshyterian Church, St, Phul ? Because he suonoi t-i one of Meneely’a lie’Us.


ocr: w. s. COMBS, bookseller and stationer, Corner of St. Anthony and Copilot Street*. 11 AH made arrangements by whioh he will lacelva •w*fr , P*JOtut from, and will have forwarded it stilmeribi rs at the publUhcra’ prices, all American Periodical* and Reprint*, British nn ,j 0 Medical do 49 8e rials, American Weekly Sewt.ati.cn. I ondo* do do Freneh do do Ht» h»t compriM'a upward* of three *u® reu< pap* rs, periodical*, Ac.


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ocr: Stand from Under! BUEL’S MAMMOTH OF DDD'rK) & 332D33* COMPRISING all the different that may b» found til an Eastern market. —.(T*- And he it remembered that jtli J fine and thick double sole water-proot custom «iVI| » Ik! hoots that can he made, aud Monterey, Kos-r authand Congress Galtors, and for beauty and style can not be bea’.en. But amld.t all, the greatest care and at tention has been given to the Ladles. These Goods be sold at wholesale or retail for a small prollt. St. Paul, October 14, 1852. 11. E. BUF.L.


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ocr: BENJAMIN ALLI N, Jitlonu-y at Law, Willow Hirer. St. Croix Co., Wisconsin .JOSEPH IJOWKOX, Xolttty Vnblif and Lund Aeenl, JJ More Itivcr, St. Crm.t co., W isconsin Pre-emption claims secured and entries made In Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortga«es constantly on hand, ttid couveyan. ces carefully and ;;roni[>ll\ atl < nled to. HI I >s^—■'!' ■ ! 1 j


ocr: Gaiiit riuMjonn. J. I*. YVILSOX Saint Aulhony ('tills, DE YI.IvHS iu Dry tioods. ready-made Clothing,Hr.rd vviirt , Boiits ttu,l rlhiu's, Groceries and I’lovi-unis, -Y c. vYc. Saint Ynthony Falls. May 21*. 1871. ti ST. MATTHEW fcRICHARDSOX. AT roi: v k\s at Law. Notaries I'uut, oil I.v.mi Aok.yts. St. Antho'n/, Jll nuisota Territory. Oct. 9, Dsl. 25-1 y 1 is i i ■ v.M.nni m *-S.W--* TP3 —. k


ocr: j | > 1 ' ; 1 , i ; , ' tiALk.AA AM) SAINT I,OIIS FRIDAY PACKET. TXfIF, entirely new nml splendid pn-i sender pMCkt-t Kill Vle r-ric i ‘ J-J • I’ll .Kit- tl.«<r;», M i*lcr. will leave Sw 1 (tuleiiM lor Si. I.oui- nml iiiteniiedntlc S&ESacZ?& ports, «\er> Kiidai eveimij* at t< o'clock: relundng, will 1.-aie St. J.ouis every Tuesday eveiunK «t 4 o'clock. 3j'l’eisons Inking tlie Nominee from Si. I’anl, will n|- wny* arrive nl tlnlena in time for ihe llrunelie, anil will have no delay in going below. flic- Brunette is second to none in her arrangement* and n. e iniiiiiMko ons lor ihe comfort aiiii safety ol I'assciigors; ■mil, l«»r -;>«. I, is not ci|iuUled In any bott on the Ip per Mississippi. STILLMAN <k UOOD, Agents. iu24. 1 o—y REt. I I, A K (HA I.EVA AVI) SAINT PAL I. PA( KET TWICE A WEEK. riMIE superior and swift running pa*- Tl~ **Tl A sender steamer \V KST \ f,\V l'O V, ) , H . llsrhih, X!usier. w ill leave St. I’aul for f tTtVrftfe. t.aleuaanil *ll intermediate ports, on ; Wei'iuxlai s at tt o’clock A. M.. ami tkitunlay’a at Go'- • clock, lot freight or passag* apply on board, or to 11. It. TERP.LLI., Agent. ; jnio p-if i Democrat and Miunesoiian please copy nnd semi bii j lo boat. ~


ocr: GALENA AND SAINT LOUIS FRIDAY PACKET. TNHK entirely new nnd splendid pw-t SOP’k •ruger packet Rtlt Vt-’TTS’f ■ f| j | (11 as 1.1.8 Basoks, Master, will leave : tislena for St. Louis and niU:ime<iiateSsKSskVr'v’‘ # * ports, every Friday rveuittg at 6 o’clock; rclnritlßg, will leave fit. Loins everv Tutsi lav evening at 4 o’clock. I tyTersons taking the Nominee ftom St. Paul, will *l - ay* arrive lit Galena in time for the Brunette, and will have no delay In going below. The Brunette ia second to none In her arrangements and accommodation, (or the comfort a.id safety of Passengers; and. for speed, is not equalled by hii\ bo it on the Upper Mississippi. STILLMAN dc ROOD, Agent*. J«M. 10-y REGULAR GALEN A AND SAINT PAUL PACKET TWICE A WEEK. r TMIF. superior and swift ninnii g paa- aansuw • tengt rsteamer WEST XC'VTftN, l-Jil e Harri?, Master, will lenveßt. Paul for Calina uni all it ter mediate tiorts. on Wrdii<'«)aya at 9 o’clock A. M-, and Satimlny's at fi o’- clock. For freight or passage apple 011 board, or to il. C. TERRELL, Agent. JulO P-lf liemiK rat and Miuaesotian please copy and send bill to boat. ARRiNGKMBNT FOR 1552


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER st. Paul, lUmnesota, Thursday Morning, Max 13, \Y2. RATES OP AI>VKKTISIXU. (N.inpsricl ty pc or it* , i|iii i ali nt ) Tit \ NSIE.NT Al)\ 1 KTISI! .IF.NTS, «I u« I'* r n-i'iato ui 13 line*, fir the li r -i iu»t rtion, mul 5u . nt' per mpiaic (nr cut'll s ;!isci|iu'iit insertion. \.: viti v .vn\ i.itTt.iEMi.\ rs. t)n I'iiltiuin, - - - - - $ ‘a) H ilt ii c'> "i-in, .... - Mi l'<) One fo 'i-.li of * 1)11*1111, - - - -• 0 lll,„iii --t.'nrils not over six line* !• DO Over si ; Icie* mill .i.ot*i 11 line*, 7 0 t )\er t.-i lines Mill iiii.l. r iiin-n !i>."*, 10 00 Fur h!S .*li iiifT' s ur.ti'r. tl in >.ilxe n». uu"ii<. h charge A , ' •I . I . . 1 -s I , ' ll* I- .1' ' -’.III ' NVe ugrc» '.iiij .141 11- a 1.0 1 I'liies, 1 . r.i.l), f'T 11 Het'-.l’g M. I'nul, March 21th, I ‘.2. J V il 1 s M. (it lOJill l F, - pioneer. |) A. ill'll. KfsON Democrat OU fi.N s ,v Mt hike—Mimics itian. , ! i


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Allornry at Laic, IVilluu' ifiryr, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOWttON, Notary Public anti Land AffOnt* Willow Hirer, SI. Croix cr>., ft isconsin Pre-emption claim* secured anti entries made l»_v Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan. cts carcfuily and promptly utlcndcd to.


ocr: tlVillouuiocr. B. ALLKN. \V. 11. sEM.MFS. ALI.F.N Sr SE MM »iS, Attorneys ut Jaiic, WUloic Hirer, .S 7. ('roi.r Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH HOYVUONY* Notary Public and f.aud Agent, If illotc Uicer, SI. Croix co., W isconsin I’re-eniption claims secured und entiies made Aiiliturv Land Warrants. Flunk Deed* au iYlitrlgttge* constniitlj, on hand, and ces carefully and promptly attended to. 1 ■■Mill ■ammmm • i ■■ fin-wf 1—■ m l—ri two


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ocr: OWENS & MOORE, VOLUME 1. THE MINNESOTIAN, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. OWEXS <S- G. W. MOORE , Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERMS :-Two Dollars per annum i n advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. KATES OF ADVERTISING. One Square (twelro lines or less,) first Insertion - SI,OO Each additional insertion, 50 r?-A liberal deduction made to persons advertising by the year* lettei* on business of the oflice, must be post PAID, and addressed to G. W. Moore, St. Paul, Minneso ta Territory. M. E. AMES. R. R. KELSON. | AMES & NELSON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. St. Paul, Minn. WILL attend with promptness and fidelity to all law business Intrusted to tlicir care in Mlnucsola, and the adjoining counties «>r tV^conslu. S - Particular attention wll be given to the collection of debts, and the location of laud warrants. y PI ERSE * MURRAY, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly ami diligently to all business Intro? ted tu them. Having made themselves ac quainted with the quality and situation of the surveyed J ands In the territory, they are prepared to locate land warrants to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send their warrants here and their interests wml be tended to a-, il they were present. J 3" OMc* cu Third i reel. September 17. I A. VAN VO It IIES Attorney and Counsellor at Laic, and So licitor in Chancery. Will attend to all profesMonal business in- • trusted to his care, in the different courts in the Territory. Stillwater 1851. ~ 11. L. TIOSS^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I.AW, | STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TER., Will attend to professional business in all the courts of the Territory: will attend to the location of Land Warrants, &c. j 2"f=* Land Warrants for sale. THEODORE E. PARKER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY. THUS. P. WATSON. Attorney, Counsellor $ Solicitor. (avocat francaxs.) Oflice over Spencer's store, Third st., St. Paul. mtf j WIUUS fc VAX EITES. ATTORNEYS AT L A W, | Office over Farrington's Brick Store, St Paul. j Dr. It, BIRBITT. HAS his Offlci- in the roar of Levi Sloan’s store, where ; he will be ready to attend to professional calls. ; Saint Paul, Nov US —mu) y Dr, Ha DAY. WILL practice his profession In Saint Paul and vi cinity. Oflice on Bench street, nov 29 mm y w. UICIIAHDSOX. NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and. Land Agent. Office opposite the St. Charles House, St. Aanthony Falls. L. A. UKOCK, M. S. WII.KIXSOX. LVtV FIRM, BABCOCK & WILKINSON Attornies and Counsellors at i.aw, Solicitors In Chancery, &o. Ofitee in-ar the corner ot Third and Huberts streets, St. Pm.;- Min. Ter. U attetnl to business of their profession In all the CoUitt of the Territory, nov. 2d, 1851. BRECK & WILLIAMS, attorneys and counsellors at LAW. | OFFICE on Tuinl St# Saint Paul. Dakicl littttk. A. l. Williams# j d*c. c. WM. II i:\ky woO.c ATTORNEY fc COUXSELEOR AT LAW. Notary Public, and Land Agent. Sauk lUpk!>, Minnesota j Territory* ISAAC AT W ATE IS, Attorney and Counsellor at Lau', and Solicitor in Chancery. WILL give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of j his profession, in any part of the Tcrrilo- i ry. Particular attention paid to locating I Land Warrants, Payment of Taxes, sale! of Palents when issued, and Real Estate in general. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the falls. JOIIX RANDALL & CO. STORAGE & COMMISSION MER CHANTS. j KOWF.It LAUDING ST. rAUL. Will make liberal advances upon all i kinds of produce and grain. mlf DR. T. R. POTTS, Coiinek Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Pavl, \\l ILL attend to the duties of his profession in St. Paul i YV and vicinity. September 17. j BILLS OF EXCHANGE, A XT) DRAFTS on all parts of the Untied States, at the office of the Minnesota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BORUP. MINNESOTA BOARDING HOUSE. By S. C. M'CRAV, St. Anthony street, near the American House. Boarding »nd lodging on aceoturaodaitug terms. September 17. J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. j. qui**, I BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, CORNER of Third and |rl Minnesota Sts., men’s bools and shoes; ilso** , Ladies’ and children’s shoes, made to or>ler in the neatest and most du rable manner, and of (he best materials. I'VRIiIMaIOA, Corner St. Anthony and Franklin Streets, Saint Caul. WHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Groceries, Piovi.ious, Hariiware O. E. k rench, M. D. Surgeon and Physician. GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM BRIDGE, MASS. DR. F. believes it a duty he owes himself and the community, as he intends to make S:. Paul his per- I manent-rcsidence, to *tate that he has had many years experience In the hospitals and practice of the ersiern . cities, and also of the diseases of the Mississippi valey; is a graduate of the oldest and first University in thecoun . try, and was fora number of years the private pupil of ! the most eminent surgeons and physi dans of New York, J Boston and Philadelphia. Dr. French will give particu lar attention to diseases of women and children, and re ■ spectfully oflers hlis services in tite practice or Surgery, ) Medtcihe, and Midwifery, to the citizens of St. Paul and ( vseimty. , j REFERENCES—Dr A. T. Crow, Dr Ray, Dr Robertson, Rittoe &, co., Galena*, Messrs. Rice, Holllngshead Ac Beck er, Louis Roberts, J. W. Simpson, Gen. Boal, St. Paul. | Oct. 17—c-uf W. II FOISBES, FUR COMPANY, it. Paul Outfit, also Dry Goods and Groceries, Third st. i Fresh Oysters, Strawberries, Peaches, tic. Edward XV right. NO. 1G HILL STREET, Baltimore, Md. i TTAS now, and will contsnue to keep constadtly on i IT baud, a good supply of Hermetically Sealed Fresh ! Cove, and Spice Cove j OYSTERS of superior qualities, put up expressly for the Southern : and Western trade. Also, fresh Fruits, Vegetables, 1 Meats, Cream ami Milk, Clams, Soft and Hard Crabs, Tur tle aud Diamond Back Terrapin, put up with their fine flavor, and warranted to keep in any climate. £3*The attention of dealers is respectfully Invited. Oct. 17—c at W. Thomson, No. 6 CARROLL HALL, Baltimore, Mil., AGENT FOR THE SALE OF BALTIMORE PRINTING INK, COLORED INKS, BOOK I INK and NEWS INK, of superior quality, and at the low- I est prices. W. T- warrants th; Ink made at the Baltimore works j j to be of the very best quality, and should any article ■ shipped by him fail to give satisfaction it can bo returned ' at his expense. PRICKS OF INK. PER POUND. J No. 1 Power Press, News, 25c; No. 2 Power Press • j News, 30c J Hand press, news, 25c; No- 1, Power press, , [book 30c: No. 2, Power press, book, 40c; Hand press, 1 book, X . 3,40 c; Hand press, book, No. 2,50 c; Hand j } press, book, No. 1,75 c; Card ink $1 00, Fine blue ink, $2 50; Poster blue ink, $1 50; Fine red ink, $2 50; • Poster red ink, $1 50; Green ink, $2 00; Brown iuk, $2 00. FRENCH & COLLINS’ AUCTION & COMMISSION HOUSE i ; THE undersigned having received an Auctioneer’s Com j mission from the Governor or Minnesota, have opened an 1 Auction and Commission House, on Third street, near ' Jackson, Paul, where they will sell on commission, j Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, ami all kinds of mer- j chandlze. They believe that the superior advantages of : Sr. Paul as a market, will be a sufficient inducement for business men and manufacturers at a distance, to send their goods, &c., to b«* sold on commission at private sale, or at auction. Their charges will be moderate. X. B. Particular attention wip be paid to the sale of real estate, In or about St. Paul, St. Anthony, or Stillwa ter. A. U. FRENCH, Oct 17, a-my F. E. COLLINS. REFERENCES: Gov. Alev. Ramsey, St. Paul* Hon. 11. 11. Sibley, Mendora, 4< Dwiu Olms tb ®i m uentonCt., « j. c. Ramsey, St. Paul, “ Wm. 11. Forbes, j Klkelt & BROTHERS, f Merchants, St. J. tv. Simpson, > raul . John Farrington, V 1). L. Fuller, J Franklin Steele, Mer. St. Anthony, TVM. HOLCOMBE, KSQ., Stillwater. T.vv. Ua bcoc k , D l N G ami Commission! Merchant, Upper Landing, St. Paul. ' IST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.! i On Third Street two Deers below Wabashsw. ffNUF. RUb-eribers having received large additions to 1 X tludr former stock and assortment, are prepared to j furnish any article in the hardware line at a small ad- : | vance uii eastern prices. We shall keep on hand a large stock of Carpenters ami Joiners Tools, House Trimmings, j Farming implements. Heavy Hardware, Saddlery Hard ware, Housekeeping Hardware, Looking-glasses, Lamps, j Fancy Goods, Jko., &c. Just received a large lot of Sleigh Bells of all kinds. I As we are determined to sell low and for cash, only, J purchasers will And it to their interests to call bciore buy- i i ug elsewhere. J. MCCLOUD, Jit., & CO. Oct. 2, 1851—1-cm ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE, j ON* THIRD STEET TWO DOORS BELOW WABASttAW. r P lIE subscriber having Jn-t received his fall stock of ■ ) *■ liars and Caps, would call the attention of purchas ers to a large an.l better selected assortment of goods In I his line than can l»e found north of St. Louis. I All of \% hich he otters for Cash, at a small advance on j eastern prices. j X. li. Hats purchased at this establishment, Ironed free of Charge. 11. WEST McCLOUD. j October 2, ISsl—l-cm. NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. (LATE CITY BOOK STORE.) NO 94 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL. THE subscriber begs leave to announce that he has removed his stock of books and stationery, to the commodious brick store, No. 94, Main, corner of Green street, Galena, (nearly opposite his obi stand) where tie Is now receiving large and well selected additions to Ills ' former assortment, and lie flatters himself that custom * ers will here tlml as complete and desirable a stock of ! .Standard, School, Classical, Theological, Medical and \ Miscellaneous books, as can he found In the West. I Tin- supply or paper, blank books, and staple stationery, I will also tie found very extensive, and the goods have been selected with special reference to the wants of Wholesale Purchasers. A call, mid an examina inatiou of goods and prices is repectfully solicited. JOSEPH N. WAGGONER. Galena, Oct. 1., 1851—lc BOARDING. THE SUBSCRIBERS, have Just fitted up and opened the boarding-house next door west of the American 6a i loon. They Intend to keep boarders as well as possible, at • moderate prices ; but must have tlietr pay promptly, to I enable them lo sustain the house. Boarders will at olico ! understand the necessity of our being promptly paid. Dec. 27, HARDY is. BABCOCK^ ST. PAUL DRUG STORE. HICHCOX & KELLOGG, Comer of Third and Cedar sts., opposite Judge Lamberts. WILL keep constantly on hand a general supply orthe best unadulterated drugs and medicines, and articles usually kept for sale in drug stores. ; Phyt'clan.’ prescriptions put up with the greatest care, j Mediclti-s may be prucured at all hours of the night, without extra charge. ’ZjT Prolits small, and terms cash. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. 'MUE nub-criber solicits the patronage of the public, A an<l assures all purchasers tu his line, that he will e II for < ash, saddles, harness or all kinds, and trunks, of a better quality, aud cheaper than any other establish ment In Minnesota. Pur hasers will do well to call at his shop, on Third street, St. Paul, next door east of S. 11. Sergent’a and Judge for themselves. A. R. FRENCH. MANKY & WELD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SnOES. 156 Main Street, St. Louis, WOULD respectfully call the attention of dealer* In Minnesota, to the largest and most varied aasort ment of BOOTS and Shoes ever offered in SC Louis— -1 Believing that they can offer better inducements to pur chasers, than any other establishment; which they are willing to demonstrate upon an examination of their goods and prlges. September 24, 1851—y F. S. NEWELL, TIN, SIIELT-IRON AND COPPER WORKER, KEEPS always on hand, at his manu factory on Third near Roberts street, St. Patti, a general assortment of 7'inware, Sheet Iron and Copper ( amp Kettles; al | so, does work to order, surli as Rooting, Eve troughs, Conductor, and the various other kinds of work in his line, he-ides Zinc, Jappaned Lamps, Candle-Sticks, &c., as well as an assoited lot [OFFICE, SAINT PAUL, i Real Estate Agency Office. I I ATE of Newark, Ohio, respectfully Informs the pub , JLj lie, that he has located himself permanently in St. Paul, in the Territory of Minnesota, where he proposes | to offer bts direct and personal services as Agent for the purchase, sale and exchange of all descriptions of Real Estate, such as Lands, Farms, Town Property, Lease holds, Ground Rents—to the payment of taxes of non residents, examining titles, collecting debts, &c., &c.— And will negotiate as Agent for Loans of Money on Bond end Mortgage, on Town Property, Ac.; also, for the pur chase or stocks such as have a bona fide value, and trans act all other business connected with such Agency. OFFICE—Corner of 3d and wabashaw. All property will be duly advertised, and no charges, , whatever, will be made unless the negotiations are ful i ly and satisfactorily effected, j By permission, he refers to— i N. B. Hogg, Esq. ) James R. Salisbury, Esq. > Newark, Ohio. ) A- J. Smith, Banker. ) Moses D. Wheeler, Ranker, ) z |]l 0! , | Gen. C. IS. GwMar.t, \ zaneeviue, Oli.o. Col. John Mills, Merchant, >.. ..... .... Noah L. Wilson, Banker, { Marietta, Onto, i Col D S Norton, i xr .. _ . G<-n G A Jones. I Mount Vernon ’ 0h, °’ i lion Thomas Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio. Henry Sfansbnrv, Esq., At’y General, Columbus, Ohio. Hon Joseph Vatic.*, Ex-Governor, Urbana, Ohio. Hon Wm Bebb, Ex-Goveinor, Ohio, Illinois, lion J Brady, Carlisle Pcunsylvadla. John D Early, ) Wyley A, Wilson, > Baltimore. Bayley Keys, ) Wm A. 11 Miller, Miller’s Hotel, Baltimore. Hon Thomas Corwin, l D C Goddard, Esq. > Washington City, D. C. A H Coffee, Esq. ) Dr Wm Knight, Philadelph, Pa. Elios Fassett, Esq, Wall street, ) v . Alfred Avery, Merchant, 70 Broadway, $ * e v 1 r& ' George Hogg, Merchant, Brownsville, Pa. Hon Lewis Cass, Detroit, Michigan., lion T Whitcomb, Kx-Governor, Indiana. II M Rice, Esq., Saint Paul, Minnesota. E. M J LAGAN, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT* Jackson street, Lcwer Landing, St Paul, Minnesota lIROMPT attention given to all consignments, and char ges moderate. St Paul, October ID, 1851 7 P. CHOurF.AU, JR. J HARRISON* FELIX VALLE CHOUTEAU. HARRISON AND VALLE. Commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St Louis Rolling Mill. \ND MANUFACTURERS OF BAR IRON in all its vtnam shape-* Sheet lion and Boiler Plate,Nails and Spikes* fiom the oie of the Iron M Hin'ain. Iron Store No. 129. North Sicoi.d St Si. Louis. Sep. 1. COON CREEK HOUSE. Cl C. JKXKS, formerly or the “ Falls Boarding J % House*” having taken the above well known WR tavern stand, is prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with a call. *■***“ October 29, 1851 7 Central House, St. I’aul CNAVE 3c BURTON have taken this old and well known J house. They have fitted it up anew, and arc now prepared to accommodate boarders ami travellers with comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make the Central House ond of ths best Hotels in the West. November, 1851. Monfgomtry House. BY BERNARD ROGERS. Cl HOICK LIQUORS, always on baud, llot Punches / made In th“ most approved style, call and try them. s3=* Good Boarding and Lodging. .£3s November, 1851. . Fremont Hou«r. DEY ARMAN 3c FISHER, still accommodate boarders ‘*in the dwelling part of the Fremont House,” all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. Nov. 22, 1351. RODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low ell, Mi s., liavini! a lease of the large hotel at the Upper tml *»i st. Paul, with everything in proper uriler lor ihe convenience of travelers, hoarders, or families de siring furnished apartments, respectfully invites his friends and the public to give him a call, believing that lie van do as much for their comfort a, can he expected in a new country, not yet supplied with regular markets. St. Crois Hotel. At Steamboat Landing, Willow River, Wisconsin F|XHE above house, formerly kept by JL John G. Putnam, un«ter the name of “Buckeye House,” hi s changed hands.— The St. Croix Hotel has undergone thor ough repairs and is now kept by the sub scriber, who is at all times ready to ac commodate customers on short notice. C. BELLOWS. NATHAN SPICER, JE WE LLERAND WATCH-MAKER, at the sign of the Bit? Watch, Third street, next r door to the St. Paul Drue; fffii .%£ Store,is prepared to make LL -MSS gold and silver watches, VC.« .\ CJfEr'. rings, spoons, etc., on short notice. Also to re pair the same, as well as music bo shell combs, or finger rings, bracelets ear drops. N. S. also keeps for sale a great variety of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually enquired for at a Jeweller’s. TEMP E It AA C E HOUSE. CORNER FOURTH AND JACKSON STS.j SAINT PAUL 1.0 IT MOFFBT, PROPRIETOR. PERMANENT and transient boarders furnished with good and comfortable apartments. Charges moderate. NEW STORE FOR THE ST. CROIX RIVER TRADE. ON HAND —A selected assortment of groceries, pro vision*, dry goods and ready-made clothing, hard ware and tin-ware, hoots and shoes. A general assort ment selected particularly for the lumber trade -**heap for cash. On time, terms agreed to suit parties. W. If. C. FOLSOM. Taylor’s Falls, Minn., Sept. 23,1851. y THOS. P. REED & CO., WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of St. Paul and the territory generally, that they have Jubt opened a fresh and splendid stock of choice liquors; consisting of the best quality of brandies, gin, whiskey, rum, wines, cider, &c. Also, groceries and provisions o! every description, which they offer tor sale at the lowest prices for cash. Merchants and traders from the country are respectfully Invited to give them a call. $rT- Store on Third street, one door above Jackson. To my old friends, AND TnE “REST OF MANKIND,” I wonid say, that I can be found during the winter, at the old stand of Charley Cave, on Third Street, where I will al ways be happy to wait upon them. Bar aud house fur nished with the best of every thing, nov. 22. tt. WM. nARTSHORNE. STATIONERY ! BLANK BOOKS of a variety of sizes, memorandum books, drawing, Foolscap, letter and note paper. Envelopes, fancy and plain drawing, and other pencils. Pens, inks, 4tc-, for sale by WILLIAM S. COMB, Bookseller &. stationer, cor. St. Anthony At Capitol sts.. opposite American House, nov. 22. i PA I NTING. SHERMAN &. MOREY,on Fourth street,St. the middle of town, In the building of Mr. Knox, i stairs, may be foufid, ready to attend to Painting in all departments. House painting, sigh painting, 1 and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, ond paints of the best quality. If w« do our work In a slov . enly, unworkmau like mannner we do not expect to


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ocr: I , i I j ' : ; W. S. COMBS, BOOKSELLER AND { Corner uf St. Anthony and Capitol Strttls, HAS made arrangements by which he will suliscriptions liotn, and will have forwarded subscribers ut the publi.Tiers’ prices, all Anii ricau FtiiodicaU aud Reprints. Biiuvh do du Medical tio do I Serials, American Weekly Newspapers, 1 ondon do do French do do I Hi* list comprises upwards of three hundred i papers, periodicals, Ate. November, 1651. Sir


ocr: UALKNA AM) SAINT LOUS FRIDAY PACKET. rMnilli cniirtdy new and >ii!enJwt r>««-v M «nncr imclvit URI NKt' t If. i J- n'* 9 ('iivni i's Mi no •- n, M:i *tr, v'.d leave V, ’* .'‘f ' - OiUent farlk Lotri# ii i intermediate ■ ' !•}"' 5 Pel pints, ivvry Friday tn iiing m t> o'clia k; returiiinr, will leave St. I ni' -.every I'uesdai evel.iugai i o lo j Persons i-.l.:: f the Sinniue • Iroin St. Paul, will nay a arrive at tia cea a Fine tor lire llruuelte, a:.d will ' have i.o itelav In «ooie te’.mv. Tie t!r ui.et'e is .seeieid to Hunt in her arrangements and ac utiiaioilutii.iii lor the euinlorl andsHli tv ol i'aasiTip-r --ind, for speed, |> uwt ei, i died by . ben an the i i>pn Mtssi-dj. i. STILLMAN vc KOOU, Agent*. lULUI UK i. VLLM AND S.U.Vt i’Al C IMCKKT 'TWICE A WEEK. 1 superior and sivil’t nmini r "as- '-<l. I sei-g'-r s!i .liner Wl.S'I Mi l'. I'O.N, ) > . a Uaauis, Masier, iv ill leive S: I'anlfor ,'V";Sir f!a]ciia anil all inti-imediate tiorts, on Wt-' U -!.,-!!> s at »» e.'i'ii.ek A. M , ai d S iturdai’s at o o’- •IhCit. For tuigflt or Jut-Ssig. :•.-•* !. <.i hoard, or lo 11. C. TKRItKLL, A gent. la 10 (‘-W l>t uocrat and Minacsotiai! pleuae copy and net .1 hill to boat,


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, filinncsota, Thursday .Horsing, Dec, 16,’12. rates of advertising. (Nonpariel type or Its equivalent.) TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMF.NTS, 81 00 per square of 12 lines, rnr the firstlnsertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. A’EARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ..... SSO 0# Haifa column, - - - - -30 80 One fourth of a column, - - 90 00 Business Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six lines and tinder ten linen, 7 50 Over ten lines and under fifteen tines, 10 00 For nil rhangrs ordered in advertisements, a charge wiil be ninde, of 30 eents per 1000 ems composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly, for advertising St. Paul, March 24th. 18*2. JAMES M. OfKlDnilE—Pioneer. D A. ROBERTSON—Democrat. OWENS St MOORE—Minnesotitn.


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ocr: rflE MINNESOTA PIONEER st. Paul, filitmcsota, Thursday Morning, June 10, ’5?. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpar.el type ot its equivalent.) TR ANSI ENT ADVERTISEMENTS, $ I 00 persqnnre uf 12 lines, for the dtsi insertion, and 50 cents per square for each sabseijuent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ----- SSO 00 Half a column, - - - • - 30 00 One fourth of a column, - U*i nO Business t ard» not over six line* 5 00 Over six lines and under ten lines, 7 .50 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, lo (-0 Tor »:> changes ordered in ndreritseinenis, a rlruige will he xirije, of 30 cents per 1000etu* composition. Wt agree ti.th.irge the above prices, uniform!), for advertising it. I’aul. March '2lth, H 2. Jt.'llls M GOODHlT—Tloneer. I» t. KOHERTSON Democrat. OWENS A MOORE—Minuesotian.


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: <©<l>atl3Q a BOOKSELLER & ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Comer St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has mndo »ria. g iixuts i.y »liu-h !«• wilt rcc< ivc stifi.crif'lone tram, ani have |nr» anh d t.« .uhvcrjlx-rs at iti.* pit ili.<.h*Ts jiriccs, all Amcricui) Pv-ri.idiculs unU Itcjxinis. Honsh d<, do Medical do do Serials. A'licrican weekly Newspaper*. London do <to French do do Ills li.«t comprise* upward* of three hundred different Paper*. Periodicals. 10 0 KS 3h ! 0 OKS-10 GKS, lljmng just n o i>ed n lar nr iissornm ol of |>o k, and siniionerv. the -übso-ibci n..w oil s mr ihe in-,> cfiofi <«f n'l persuns. a stuck of scho.il l»».ks. iog. cr w ith an assnitm m of s'andard uoiks in aim st ever, depart m-nt «.f know JSpi-i.Livn Ih.oKS —W. l»-t r’- Ml rr). n'ary and McUidley’s Eliclie. It KAIIKRS —AlctJefli-X’s Is'. ‘£<l. 2(1. 4tl> Ilnd full. (iK Hi t tpnrs —-mi'h’s. Mil-h'dl’s mid Pirl -v’s. Anirii'DTi s—Dni. s, Smith's, and Knv’* !»;. 2d and 3d. 11 *T- I.YS— Willard's. —ALSO— Works on Chrmislrr , Qvologn. Philosophy, Physiology Jiohny. P per, lilonk Books, Jok. Quills. W-Jers, is cel Pen , S tiling Wax an ! Enci lops, in Perry Variety. W. S. COMPS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g


ocr: H EVAJ*S *\ LANSIAiG, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALERS Cop; cr, Tin, Sheet Iron, and Japan Ware. St Anthony street, a few door, west of Rice & Haney's *!or* t St. Paul. Mini e-oia. Will keep constantly on hand and sell CHE£P FOR CASH, A Inrg-* assortment of stov.-s of a!i kinds consisting of Ining Air 1 igfi) Cm. k Stove-; St. Louis do; Prairie State do; Prize Premium Cook Stove*; California Air Tight ; Coinu.ereml do; Slid t iron do ; liox Stoves of every description, together vv.tli a general as sortin' ut of Tin,Copper. Sheet lion and Japanned Ware. To up Country Merchants and Indian Traders. " e have always on hand, and will manufacture promptly to order, nil kinds of ware sni alfe to the up country and Indian trade. Dcalwis from thin quarter are invited to give us a cal). PINERY OUTFITS, F'irnish #, d nt fhe shortest notice. In sho>t, the public may r«-t n'surcd that anything in our line that can he turned out in any cs'iiDlishin lit in the United States, will ho found in our shop, or mnuu factored promp'ly tooidi r. St Paul. Oct. 29. BEVANS & LANSING.


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: iUillouirtticr. U. ALLEN ALLEN & SEMMES, Attorneys at Late, Willow River, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH liOWRON, Notary Public and Land Agent, Willow River, St. Croix co., Wisconsin. Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an- Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan. ces carefully and promptly attended to. W. H. SEMMES.


ocr: CLOCKS, WATCHER* AND JEWELRY. r A'H E largest and richest S' JL sortiuent of / c«'» clocks, WATCtire a.vj jeiv ■t Ar J EL«Y, *c ,4i , ever o,rere * , ft >r *s* e In this ? frT kijdfty Territory, for sale <heap lor ROBINSON’S Jewelry S;ore. 1 ivl 11 ! jv. B —Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical In i ftrumenti - repaired aed warranted.


The Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: BOOKSELLER & ST. PAUL, MIN TER., Corner St. Anthony and Capitol Streets, Has made arrangements by which he will receive subscriptions from, and have lorwarded to subscribers at the publishers prices, all American Periodicals and Reprints. British do do Medical do do Serials. American weekly Newspapers. * London do do French do do His list comprises upwards of three hundred different Papers, Per iodicals.&e. BOOKS—SOOES—SdOER. Having just received a large assortment of hooks and stationery, the subscriber now offers for the inspection of a'l persons, a large stock of school hooks, togeth er with an assortment of standard works in almost every department of knowledge. Spelling Books —Webster's Elementary and McGufley’s Electic. ° Readers— McCuffey’s Ist, 2d, 2d, 4th and sth. Geographys —Smith’s, Mitchell’s and Parley’s. Arithmetics —Davies, Smith’s, and Ray’s Ist, 2d and 3d. History's —Willard’s. —ALSO— T forks on Chemistry, Geology , Philosophy , Physiology Botany. Paper , Blank Books , Ink , Quills , Wafers, Steel Pen*, Scaling Wax and Envelops, in Every Variety. W. S. COMBS, Cor. St. Anthony and Capitol sts., op. American House. St. Paul, November 22, 1851-g


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