The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: VOLUME 2. THE MINNESOTIAN, j PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J. P. OWE ATS tf G. W. MOORE, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory. TERM 5 :-Two Dollaus per annum in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, *[jf ONr AKEU TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per sxiusrc of twelve lines, for the llrst insertion, and tifty cents per square for each subsequent Insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - - . . - *SO 00 Half a column, - .... 30 00 One-fourth of a column, - - - 20 00 Business Car«ls not over six lines, - 500 Over six lines and under ten lines, - 750 Over ten lines and under llftceu lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered In odvertisemants, a charge will Be made of thirty cents per 1,000 eins composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad ▼ertlslnf. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, 1). A. llodektsox. Democrat, Owens &. Moore, Minnesotian. St. Paul March 24th, 1852. M« E. AMES. R. R. NELSON. AMES & NELSON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. St. Paul, Minn. WILL attendwith promptness and fidelity to all law business Intrusted to their care in Minnesota, and the a<lJoiniiig counties of Wisconsin. 83* Particular attention will be given to the collection of debts, and the location of land warrants. y W. P. HIKRAY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, St. Paul, Minn. Terr. WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business intrusted to him. llaftvng made himself acquaint ed with the quality and situation of the surveyed lands 1 In the territory, lie is prepared to locate land warrants 1 to the best advantage. Persons at a distance may send thsir warrants here and their interests will lie attended to as If they were present. s3*Office oti Third sreet. September 17, 1861. Ch's W. Horn I*. Ch’* 11. Oakes. BORI'P & OAKES, HAVING formed a Co-Partnership for transacting an Exchange and Dunking Business in all its various branches, will be prepared to furnish sight and time exchange on the East, and principal cities 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 lA.eg of Exchange. All other business committed to our care punctually attended Lo. BORI’P & OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, Juno 26, 1852. Office at the Minnesota Outfit building. 40y. 1 A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT JTJL Uiw and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all 1 professional business intrusted to his rare, in the dillorcnt courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, IKM. I wane Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT (jL I-aw and .Solicitor in Chancery. IVill give prompt attention to any business Intrusted him In the line of It is profession, in any part of Ii" Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Land Warrants, Payment .d Tax es, sale of Patents when issued, and Heal Estate in gen eral. Olllce at St. Anthony, .11 Main street, opp • ite the j Falls. IV. Richardson, TYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and JL X Land Agent, nil! e, opposite me St. diaries House, St. Anth'-nv KnlD- Wll,Kl\ VAX' ETTEX. ATTORN EY S A T L A AY, Office over Farrington's Uriel; Store, St Paul. Ur . It, B mil ITT. HAS ills Olllce In the rear of Levi Si an's store, where : he will be ready to attend to grot ssloual calls. | Saint Paul, Nov 'S-liini y I>r. C. la. Viechers, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC COI'CIIKR—WiII 1 a tiee bis profession in Saint Paul and vieiu tv. othee. corner of Kourtli and Huberts j Streets, over Path-art &T> oil’s Store. 4Uy ! John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow Iliver, Wisconsin. TT7ILL attend promptly to all business VV iutru>t*«l t * his charge. Refereni i:s.—Tli" houses lie lias built during ih"i*a-t ; year in the towns above nannd. 43y J j IV. 11. Scnimcw, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Willow River,Wis. j Will practice In the coin it lea of St. Croix and LaCrossc, j Wisconsin, and in the District Court of Washington c..mi ty, Minn**s*»ta. £ *7* Valuable town 1 >ts in the village of Willow River for sale. 38y W. Ift. C. Folsom, Taylor’** Falls, Alin. Ter. TAEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Lf Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery. Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and .Shoes, Ac. 43y j Dlt. J. H. DAY, WILL practice his profession in baint Paul and vi- ; cinity. Olllce on Bench street. nov 29 mm y L. A. BABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON. LVW FI SIM, BABCOCK & WILKINSON Attornles an*l Counsellors at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, &<*. Office near the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. Pad Mill. Ter. Will attend to business of their profession in all the Courts of the Territory, nov. 22,1851. c. a. KELL CM. M. B. MASSON, JR. KELLUM & MASSON, LARD OIL AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, —A I.SO — Produce and Commission Merchants, JVo. 21 South Lever, St* Louis. references : E. M. Hyland Co., J F. B. Chamberlain, > St. Louis. R. M. Withers, ) Bt. Lnfts, May 22. JACOB J. JYOAH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Justice JLA. of the Peace —Commissioner f>»r the States of Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. Office on Third St., St. Paul. Dll* T. It. POTTS, Corner Roberts and Sixth streets, St. Paul, WILL attend to the duties of his profession in St. Paul and vicinity. September 17. ’ BILLS OF exciiam;!-:, And DRAFTS oil ail parts of the United States, at the office of the Minnesota outfit, by CI!AS. W. BORI'P. J. QUIjYJY, "DOOT AND SHOEMAKER—Corner of Third and Minnesota Sts. —Gentlemen’s boots and shoes; also Ladle*’ and Children’s shoes, made to order In the neatest and most durable manner, and of the best materials. j 7 R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. rpHE CHARTER OAK, four sizes, JL patented 1852; it lias a vyrv large oven, bakes per fectly and to a charm. For sale by F. 8. NEWELL* OUGAR—2O hluls. sugar—so bbls. clarified—Belchers’, by KEY Sc FARMER. TITANTED —1800 cords of wood for f V the Empire Foundry. Enquire at F. S. NEWELL’S. Central House, SI. Until C AVE 3c BURTON have taken thisold and well known 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 llis best Hotels in the West. November, 1851. 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 lie can do as much for their comfort as can he expected in a new country, not yet supplied with regular markets. Temperance House, LOT MOEEET, Proprietor,—Corner of Fourth and Jackson Sts., Saint Paul. Perma nent and trandcut boarders furnished with good and com fortable apartments. Charges moderate. Hall-Way House. JOHN MORGAN, (mid-way between gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, I SBr having made his arrangements complete for the accom modation of the public, and being situated In the midst of the most delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes that abound with fish, and in an atmosphere of unsurpassed purity, he hopes to see company from abroad, as well as from the neighboring villages. They will lind the charges moderate. SHORT, PROCTOR &. Co. (Successors to Churchill 4* Xelson.) Have on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries, which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab lishment In the Territory. They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise of all kinds. Stillwater, March 5,1853—21 ff Emmett A Boss, Attorneys and Solicitors. \T; ILL attend to professional business » V In the various Courts of the Territory. Particu lar attention given to the location of Land Warrants, buying and selling of lands, &c. J.and warrants for sale 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. OAK HILL CEMETERY. A LL persons desiring burial lots can obtain information l»v calling lqmn the Secretary, J. W. SuMbv, or the President, C. W. Borup. ‘idyl P. CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON; FF.I.IX VALLE. CHOUTEAU, lIAKUISON & VALLE. Commission Merchant* and Proprietors of the St. Louis Koiling Mill. A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its PjL various shap s, Sheet Ir< n and Boiler Plate, Nails and Splk- s from the ore of the Iron Mountain. Iron Store, No. 129 North Second street, St. Louis. September 1, 1851. Aaflian Spicer, JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, •I at the sign of the ltig Watch, Third street, /Q next door to the St. Paul Drug Store, is prepared to make gold and .diver watch* >, ring*, spoons, JufT JL ice., on short notice. Also to repair the same, aAldffih well as music books, shell combs, or linger rings, brace lets and eat drops. lie also keep* lor sale a great variety of rings, perfumer*'? and whatever goods are usually en quired for at a Jeweler’s. W. H FORBES, T;i T R COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry Goods ami Groceries, corner of Thin! and Jackson streets. jTwTbTvbcock, ORWARDING and Commission Mer- A chant, Upper Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ter ritory. S. P. FOLSOM, County Surveyor. May be found at office of of Register of Deeds, on Third street, one door below Minnesota Outfit. IT— y K. M’LAGAN, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT* Jackson street, Lower Landing, St Paul, Minnesota. 1) ROM l’T attention given to all consignments, and char ges mwloratc. St IMul, October 19, 1851 7 THEODORL E. PARKER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, STILLWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY• Yl.artiu H. Ulark, A RCIIITECT &. BUILDER, would inform tin* citizen* *»f St. Paul and surrounding country* that he is prepared to do all kinds*.! Carpenter and Joiner work that may l*<* intrusted to ids * ar<*, with neatness and despatch) and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call oil the above at Ills residence on Fort street. Having devoted his time for many years to his business in the Ea»t, he feels assured that lie can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y New Bakery. r UIIE SUBSCRIBER has established a JL Xew Bok*»ry in Lot Model’s Building, corner of Jackson and Fourth Streets, where he is prepared t.. fur nish families ami parties with Bread and Cakes of all d*'scrip:l >n* upon the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest notice. JOHN ITTNER. St. Paul, December 25, 1952. 15if PAINTING. SHERMAN & MOREY, on Fourth street, St. Paul,near the middle of town, in the building <»t Mr. Knox, up stairs, may be fouild, ready t * attend to Painting in all its departments. House painting, sigli painting, carriage ami ornamental painting, all done up promptly, *>nd .with paints «.f the best quality. If we do our work in a slov enly, unworkuiati like maunner we do not expect to get business in the enlightened town of St. Paul. Dec. 13, 1851. SHERMAN MOREY. BOOKBINDING THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of St. Paul ami its vicinity, tiial he is now carrying on the above business in tin* 2*l story «*f Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Fltb and Roberts street. trj" Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. JAMES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21—tf AMERICAN SALOON ITRED. HARDY now keeps this well-known establish -1 merit ‘*on llis own hook.” He hopes by a continued attention to the wants of his customers, to merit their patronage as heretofore. Q KETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the O xew Ragland ol llie West, by K. S. Seymour. I’or Mile by I.EDLC feItOIIKKR. FIRE ic MARINE INSURANCE, By the undersigned agent fur Ike rrutcctioii Insurance Company o! Hartford, Conn. Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by W. P. Murray, Agent, Minnesota. St. Paul, February 28 Iboi 24-1 m NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph Jf. Waggoner, WUOLKSAI.K AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Xo. 93 -Vain Sired, four story Brick Corner, Galena, 111. JCJ-A»ciicy for the sale of superior Priming Paper.»43S Gal* na, May 22. 30-y I EFFEL’S Double Oven, the neatest of the Cincinnati castings with extra oval cast iron belay, can be aero at F. S. NSWELL'S BEN. W. BRUNSON, Grocer & Provision Dealer, /"'ORNER Roberts and Filth Street, Keeps on hand Prune* and oilier Fruits ; Queens ware, Fancy Articles: all kinds of Thread, Knives and Forks, Brushes, Looking Glasses, Window Glass, Nails, Tobacco, Cigars, lee.. In short, every thing needed for housekeepers and Families. Prices reasonable, and stock such as will please all customers. TTMBRELLAS —Silk and Gotten um- LJ brcllas for sale chea]> at the store or DAIII. & DOF LI. VII ANTED —3000 old stoves (or Foun- V f F. S. NEWELL. Office—Corner of Jackson and Fifth SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY, Truman VI. Smith, Collector, General Agent and Notary Public, Office on Third street, St. Paul, Min. Ter. Will attend promptly to all business intrusted to his care. Conveyancing done on -hurt notice. Si. Paul Hou sc. f UIIIS House, formerly kept by J. W. A Bass, being the original hotel of St. Paul, at the corner of Third and Jackson sts., opposite the Minnesota Outfit, is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled,and with the addi tions 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, l invite the traveling public to call upon me; believing they will find this house equal to the best, in all respects. The charges will b*» very moderate. GEORGE WELLS. St. Paul, July 31, 1852. 46y Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance Company of Row York. Capital, $300,000. All paid In cash, and safely invested in Bonds and Mort gages, and other good securities according to law. CADY HOLLISTER, Pres’L Wm. L. AVERY, Sec’y. Policies will be Issued on application to 11. L. MOSS, Agent, corner of Third and Wabasha streets. Moyd A Co., pLAIM & GENERAL AGENTS In all kinds of property—negotiators in Loans for large an l small sums. Office, opj»ositc the Treasury, Washington. Claims that have been abandoned by other agents as worthless have been successfully prosecuted by the above agents. Advances made on good claims. All communications addressed us above, post paid, will be attended to. Office open from 9A. M., t<> GP. M. Land Warrants for sale. 2t6 Contracting and Building. ED W A R D STEWART, Bricklayer and Architect, thankful to the citizens of St. Paul, for favors since he commenced business, would respectful ly inform them tli.it h«* is prepared to contract for and e rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials If re quired, on fair t :.ms, having permanently settled in Saint Paul, l:o solicits a share of public patronage. Drafts and specifications furnished on reasonable terms. N. B- Orders for work loft at the store of 11. C. Sand ford, near the Post Office will receive prompt attention. J2y ]•: I) W A R 1) ST KW A RT. L. K. Wait A Co., Wholesale mid Retail Grocers and Commission 31c rciiaiits, HAVE opened at the store lately oc copied by V. F. Tracy, on Third street, a general assortment « f Family Groceries and Provisions; which they will sell at low prices for cash or in exchange for country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of patronage. CHARLES MILBI'RN, St. Paul, June 21, ’s2—4oy L. B. WAIT. HO AN, KING & Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, 123 AXI) 12.5 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. A RE constantly receiving new and de- H eir.lblcstyli'».( STAPLE ANI) FANCY HOODS which are ottered at a wry small advance for Cash, or to Mer chants who pay their notes when duo. Country Merchants will lind a decided advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of goods west of the mountains. DOAN, KING CO. St. Louis, May 22. 35-y JOHN SQUIRT. S. G. REED. S«|iiiiv ,V Heed, Engle Iron and. Vail S/orc, 2.'5 Water at., Between Olive am! Pine, St. Louis, Mo., TNEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow A--' Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Kliptic springs, Fireproof sab s, smiths’ Tool*, Ac., agents for *he sale of Hope Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ally. Sly WIUTNLY’S GALLERY OF Cor. Third and Cedar sis., St. Paul. 'THIS Gallery was built expressly for Dagucrreotypincr, ami is furnished with the VERY BErsT of Apparatus. The light is arranged upon the most approved sclentitle principles. The proprietor uses his best endeavors to please those who favor him with their patronage. AH are respectfully Invited to call ami ex amine specimens. 49 NEW STOKE. FOR THE ST. CROIX RIVER TRADE. ON HAND —A selected assortment of groceries, pro visions, dry good* ami ready-made clothing, hard ware and tin-ware, boots and Shoes. A general assort ment selected particularly for the lumber trade--•'heap for cash. On time, terms agreed to suit parties. \V. If. c. FOLSOM. Taylor's Falls, Minn., Sept. 23, 1851. y MANNY vV WELD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. 156 Main Street, St. Louis, WOULD respectfully call llie attention of dealers in Minnesota, to the largest and most varied assort ment of Boots ami Shoes ever offered in St* Louis— Believing that they can offer bettor inducements to pur chasers, than any other establishment; which they are willing to demonstrate upon an examination of their goods and prices. September 24, 1851—y WILLIAM TAYLCR, BARBER anti Hair Dresser—lias fitted up a sal*m»ii on Third Street, next door west of the Post Office in Saint l’aul, up to the increasing luxury, style ami elegance of the growing metropolis of Minne sota, where lie will be happy to serve citizens and stran gers in Si. Pan!, in every branch of his business, accord ing to the best ol his ability. NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, OX SAINT ANTHONY STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW THE AMERICAN HOUSE. r rilK undersigned won id respect fully invite the attention 1 of the public, to their large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions. Also, Heady-Made Clothing, Boots, Slioes, Wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass, Hardware, See, all of w hich w ill be sold cheap for cash. 53*Please call and examine before purchasing else where, IRVINE &. BltO. St Paul, October 29, ISSI 7 ANNULS OF THE Minnesota Historical Society FOR 1H52. A FEW copies of this interesting An nual, containing more about tin* discovery and early history of Minnesota; its geographical aspect, and mineral and geological resources than any work heretofore issued, are stiii oil hand, ami for sal*: at the Bookstores of Messrs L**Buc X. Rohrer and Combs’; also at this office. Price, Thirty Cents. OWENS & MOORE, Publishers, Pocket JEditions ol* Nature. Daguerreotype views of “Min nc-tonka” «*r St. Anthony Falls, “Mtunc-lia-ha,” or Little Falls, Fort Snelling, ami other beautitul Minne sota scenery, for sale at Whitney's Gallery, corner of Third and Cedar street**, saint Paul. These views have been procured with great labor and expense, and for beauty and perfection of execution can not be surpassed. All are respectfully invited to call and examine specimens. Aujust ‘21,1852. 49 CAVENDER & MATTHEWS, Blacksmiths, at the Red shop on the east side of Roberts Street, St. Paul, have come ClfiSEt to the determination that they will do Horse-Shoeing a LEE TEE cheaper than any for our .■lilttlshwent .wanaaat* cd to give satisfaction. The best stock and material always on hand, and none but first-rate workmen employe*]. Our terms are CASH. In connection with our Smith Shop, we have also a Wagon Shop, with a supply of the best seasoned white oak and other material, tor making tip-top wagons, bug gies and sleighs, which wc make, iron and warrant to or der on short notice. Also even* description of plows. We intend to put the business of our shop straight through. And though it maybe said we live by our vises and forge and steel for a living, wc mean to do honcat work for honest prices. November 27, 1852—11 The Outer .11 an. (JLD POLONiUS, Lord Chamberlain, to Claudius, King of Denmark, talked sense, when he thus expressed himself in advice to his soil, La* rtes. as he was about to leave the paternal roof to finish his edu cation lit France: Costly thy hal.it as thy purse can buy, But not express*-d in ian« y; neat but not gaudy ; For the apparel oft proclaims the *van.” Feeling deeply impressed with the opinion that the gents of St. Paul, old and young, intend, ttie coming winter, to act uiioii this wholesome admonition, NEIHAUS & BROTHER Have brought into the market as fine and fashionable a a sto* k of seasonable dressing and furnishing goods us could he purchased In the Eastern cities. They respect fully ask that gentlemen will call and examine their ele gant Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., before trailing elsewhere ; satisfied that in reference to the articles wan ted, th"ir prices, and their fashionable styles of cutting and making up garmeiis,th» y can suit and ./flail custom ers who may offer. They also k;ep on hand a general as sortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, And every article in the gentlemen’s furnishing line that nuy l»e cal hut for. Store and shop oil Tlilrd, between Minnesota and Cedar streets, opposite Jurtjc Lambert’s office. ** 1-3 f NEIHAUS .'v BROTHER. GLASS W A R K WHOLESALE & RETAIL. To Hotel and Hoarding House Keepers, Merchants and llie Public in General. R MARVIN, (AGENT FOR THE • O’Hara Glass Manufacturing Company,) happen ed on Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, a wry extensive assortment of GLASSWARE, which he is offer ing at Wholesale and Retail, below St. Louis pi ices. ('all and examine this beautiful, and for St. Paul, unique display of Glassware. You will find Tumblers of every descrjit'n Sugar Toirls, Cruets, Fruit Bowls, Celeries, Jelly Bowls, Saifs, 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 8L Paul Glassware Store, Third street, be tween Roberts and Minnesota streets. May 1, 1852. 33-y FAIR PLAY! “Competition Is the Life of Trade.” T J ATTISON & BENSON’S new Coach -1- es have arrived, and are liow upon the road between St* Paul and St. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pul*, lie on all occasions. They have also received in addition to their former large and excellent Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and Barouches; also new Har nesses and Horse Furnishings, and equipage of the most elegant description. ALSO—an additional stock of Fine Blooded* well broken Horses. Query. “spirited” horses conn* in mnL r the ofc TV Liquor Law, will they he in danger of I>*- ) fl ux ' A k, “>ck*d on the head? Our entire stock will cost over $4*009. No nth r stable in the West, out of Baint Louis will be found as omph te as ours. Will our friends and the public remember, that at the Livery Stable in the rear of llie American House, at the upper end "f Saint Paul, they can at all hours, have such convcyaiiie by land, oil winds or on horseback, as they may desire. PATTI SON & BENSON. Bt. Paul, June 10, 1852. (3Sy) Heal Estate. dvy, I offer property situated in the town of jgfljPg* Sr. Paul and its immediate vidnpy. for to the capitalist or mail of moderate means, io invest mon ey in a prosperous and rapidly growing town and its vicin ity. Among various pr. p rty 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 disjoining. With this property will he sold about ten aerrs of land covered with a large and thrifty growth of wood—a great object now that the Sioux land c.uin<>t, at least, at present, supply us with fuel until in market. 1 have also for sale a number of five acre lots with growing timber, situated on an l in the immediate vicinity of public roads and not over a mile from St. Paul. The above property u*ill be sold on such low terms for cash, that the purchaser can immediately sell again at an advance. For sale on time—prices will be prop •rtionablv higher. Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, ’ Third street, corner of Cedar, 43tf Or to B. F. HOYT, St. Paul. R. m’IiABAIV, Storage, Forwarding &r Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, &c., Main st., near the Bradl y House, Galena, ill. R' fer to B. H. Campbell N. Co., Galena; W. L. Ewing & Co., St. Louis. 40y L. HI ii in's A. York Bazaar, At the Daguerrean Building, f~'ORNLR of Third and Cedar Streets, St. Paul, Minnesota Ti;rrit*)ry. This is til,, most complete of Laciics’ l':uicv l)rv ,;..,»i- ever brouslit to Minnesota. The stock isilircct iron, Xew York, w.is purchasol at cash prices, and will lie sold :it thecin-at,est rates, it compris-s Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks, Silk;—Mack and cdo rod Broshe ion" anil s,j shawls Lulls' shawls—ail prices Triitimincs—all descriptions Kmhroielery—all kinds Collars, all prices Hosiery, every variety Cloves, ki.l and cashmere Delaine. Yankee notions Real French Perfumery. Ladies, please call ami examine for yourselves. 6;f Constant* A Burbank, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Express and Steamboat Agents, Lower Landing, St. Paul. (AN hand and for sale—2s bbls. Pork, 200 d<> Flour, 4000 lbs best dairy Butter, 500 lbs E.ird, 25 bbls Corn Meal, 10 boxes Tobacco, 500 lbs Cheese, 2 casks Hams, 500 .loz brooms, 10.000 best brand Cigars, 10 bbls \\ bite Beaus, a lot of salamander Ware, Oats, Corn, Bu kwheat Flour, Eiim* ami Plastering Hair, to gether with a general assortment *>r Family Groceries con stantly on hand. Hotel Keepers, Lumbermen and all per sons wanting any of tbc above articles will find it lor their interest to call on us lu fore purchasing. Saint Paul, October 10, 1852. 2-5 y Notice, all ye Interested! T AND WARRANTS for sale at mar- D ket prices, and promptly sent hy mail to purchaser! when the money is sent with tie* order. Claims of all kinds, collections, &c., attended to by us, postpaid, directed to LLOYD & CO., Claim ami General Agen's, Washington City, D.C .Stand from Under! BULL’S MAMMOTH STOCK a© COMPRISING all tbc different styles tint may i>e found in an Eastern market, i-p , And be it remembered that wc have the l>e>t c fT!.* A\ J tine an*l thick double sole water-proof custom A,\ 4 r boots that can bn made, and Monterey, Ko -f U suth and Congress Gaitors, ami f**r beauty ami style not be beaten. But amidst all, the greate st care ami at tention lias boon given to the Ladies. These Goods will be sold at wholesale or retail for a small profit. St. Paul, October 14, 1852. 11. E. BI'EL. Groceries at Low Prices. r |'IIE Subscriber has yet on hand a large -1- stock of Groceries and Provisions, which lie now offers at small profits for Cash. l:i his assortment may be found the following articles! 20 !>u\cs fre>h Raisins, 25 boxes star Candles, 34 do W R Cheese, 20 do M**u!<l do 10 bags Rio Coffee 35 do Palin soap 5 do Java do 20 firkins good Butter 20 do Dried Apples, 10 boxes prime Codfish 10 do do Peaches 5 bbls Mackerel, No 1 aiul 2 20 doz cans Oysters 3 do Lard Oil 10 bbls Butter Crackers 75 do extra sui>crfine Flour lltf JOHN FARRINGTON. LIICKOKY CANES—AIso, Rattan, l--i- and Whalebones, Just the thing to complete a gea man’s outfit, for sale at the store of DAIIL & DOULL FURNITURE —just received a splcn did lot of Furniture from Cincinnati which I will sell at Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms of F. E. COLLINS, Third 8 1., below Jackson. OAPER HANGINGS—A complete JL assortment of the latest styles, for sale very cheap at the Bookstore of DAHL & DOI'LL. r I -A- of W \\ *i A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ry at of of ing the the For l or For For For For the be is the the In The the U r I fi •l to he to for of Mr Mr Mr Mr <r or If I I i» 1 to 1 to j I | -


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: THE MINNESOTA f' Ct. PquiJilllniicqpta, MARCH W, 18*3. .—L - **-s!X -—* RATES* OF ADVERTISING. (Nonparicl type or its equivalent.) THANMKVI ADVKRTISFMENTS.tI Ofl per »<iunr< ef |J Hues, for the tlrst insertion, and 50 rents per sijuaie fur rat h subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVEUTISFMEXTS. One column, ..... SSOOO Half a column, - - - - - 30 00 One fourth of a column. - • Jl) OH business Cards not over six lines S 00 Over siv lines and under ten lines, 7 50 Over ten lines and under llfleen Hues, 10 00 For all changes ordered m advertisements, a charge will be i .nile, of 30 Cents per 1000 etns composition. \A e iigren to t h irgc tile above prices, ituiioriii!), foi -idveriisioj; St. l'anl. March 21th. 1042. J vMi;s M. GOO DI IDE—Pioneer. D A. ROBERTSON Detune rut. (HVK.AS k MOORL—Minnesotian.

place_of_publication: St. Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: James M. Goodhue


ocr: tju^son. BENJAMIN ALLEX, Attorney at Law, Hudson, St, Croix County, lVia. JOSEPH BOWtOV, Xotary Public and Land Agent, limbsm, St. County, Wisconsin. RJRE-EMPTION (Claims secured, and entries M by Military I.anil Warrant*. Blank I)<*eds Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care fully arid promptly aUcndcd


ocr: SAINT PAFIj LODGE, No. 2, I. 0. 0. F. MEF.TS every Saturday evening, at Odd Ft Hows’ Mail, corner of Third and Cedar s>tri uts, (en oil Cedar street) St. Paul. liroiht-rs Irom abroad, iu good standing arc rc- speciluliv invited to attend. JOSEPH R. BROWN, Sec’). HENNEPIN LODGE, No. 4, I. 0.0. F. V| PETS every Monday evening, at 7 o’clock, at J ■" ().ld Fellows’ llall, corner of Third and Ce*lar street. Brothers from abroad in gooil standing, are re- spectfully invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Scc’y. MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. Tk RIFTS on the seconil and fourth Tmv-day s uings of each month, nl Odd Fellows’ corner of Third and Cedar streets, St. Paul. Patriarchs from aliroad, in good standing, are *i>ectfull\ iuvited to att. nil. 1.. A. BABCOCK. Scribe.


ocr: •s. S. MERRILL CO., Wl.olfsele Dealers in Foreign nml Domestic Dry Hoods, Hoots and ftlioos, A<>. 33, Steamboat handing, CJalena. 1.. S. FF. I.T, fialenii, 111. X) liidfFale and Iveltti! I'e.iiei in Dry < Joo.'.s, (jro ceries, llardvAnre, I>oots ami ft lines, Cioc/i t-ry , lloiiscfm iii.-hitig Uon.ls, Mattresses, cj-c. ALSO—!»eejii i.auistimtly on hand a!. x n e •toek oi iville. and P>.,i*liiig l'ti.vdr r and t use. 2-ltl


ocr: Cjubsou. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney it Law, llwls'm, St. Croix County, 117*. JOSEPH BO WROX, Notary Public and Land Agent, Hudson, St. County, T'Vi.vrmiin. PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries by .Military Lund Warrants. Bl ink Deeds and Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyance* care fully a ;id promptly attended to. fTr”*-?-- ~ i.


ocr: tjubson. BENJAMIN ALEEV, Attorney tit Law, Ifudsem, St. Croix County, H’i>. JOSEPH BO \V RON, ~~ ■ rotary Public and Land Agent, Hudson, St. Croix County. Wisconsin. PRE-EMPTION Claim* secured, and entries made b) Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds nnd Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care- fully and promptly attended to. ——■■■■


ocr: jQubson. HEM I MIN A 1.1. FUN . Attorney nt f. in , Hudson, St. ( r .■ County, ll is. JOSKIMI BOW RON~ A taiyPuhli.. c.i t Lind 1 gm), 11. ..)*■■/*i, St. Crour ( mi! ij. It if if nsin. FRE-KMI’TION ('laiuis seciir'.l, and entries made b\ Military iun i NV'arrant' Blank Deeds and Mortgages ciiiisinntlv on liiind, and i onve) nnces cart** tuiiy uud promptly at undid to.


ocr: MIBLUIIEU EVERY THURSDAY JIORNINfi BY JAMES M. GOODHUE, OJfict ®* Batch ti., tat j undid it of Thif J. T i: it ,'i s : j ' Tilt', rio.NLI li will lie furl -lietl to -absc ,q*r* * l Two I 1 li»us ;or siuuiu, iuvhi i \ m ulutnr*. ll "No subscription* reaivt l for mss iltsn one y i ir. T r Ml latter* to tUi* oAL'e, ni'j*t lie piit r*iu to rc ceix c fitti*ti 1 inn.


ocr: x ity cash furnishing store. -1853- VVINNE \ COOLEY, MERCHANT TAILORS. «tktpIOLESALE and retail dealers and M er» in R«utdy-Mad« Clothing, Furniihing. Boys' and Children’* Clothing, Fashionable Boots ; Bbc>*s, Hata, Cap*, Ac. 1 ROBERTS STREET, ST- FAtft, MINNESOTA.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: VOLUME 3. THE MI NNESOTIAN, j PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY J.P. O WENS &• G. IV. .MOORE, Sain! Paul, Minnesota Territory. Dollars per annum in advance. Three Dollars ii not in ad vance. RATES OF ADVERTISING, [*ONT A RE I I. TYPE OR ITS EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 p«*r square of lines, f«»r the liret Insertion, ami lifty cents per for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ----- $5O 00 Half a column, - - - - - 30 00 One-fourth or a column, - - - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines, - 6 00 Over six lines and under ten llti»*s, - 750 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 00 For all changes ordered In advertlsemaiits, a charge will be made of thirty cents per 1,000 en»s composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly for ad vertising. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, l>. A. Kobeiitson, Democrat, Owens K. Moore, Miuncsotian. St. Paul March 24tli, 1852. Gold T. Curtis. C- D. Gilßlean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys Counsellors at Law, *53—52y BTII.LWATRK, M. T. J. McMAHON HOLLAND, Attorney at Imw amt JKotary Public, Blue Earth County, >l. T. August 13, ISS3 —l*y J. TRAVIS ROSSER. M. L. OLDS. ROSSER & OLDS. ATTORNEYS AXD COCXSKLI.ORS AT LAW. Of fice in the Secretary’* room in the capitol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 46-lv JEFFREY M. D., PHVSICI.I.V AND SURGEON. Otllce comer of Main and Front streets, Mankato City. Minnesota Territory. 48 *' TV. I*. MIRK AY, ATTOR N K V AND COI' NSKLdIt AT LAW, ST. I‘AL'L, Minx. Tkbr. WILL attend pr-mptlv »n l ililim-ntty to all builiioiw Imru-tfd to Will. Ilalvliil mad" Wiiim-U ai'uuaint cd with the duality and situation <>t the Mirveyed land. In the territory, lie I. |.re\iared to loeate land warrants to the best advatitatte. Persons at a distance maj sen, thalr warrants here and their Interests will I,e attended to as if they were present. Jj-Ullice oil Third sreet. September 17, 1851. JOHN ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakefield A: Warren, Attorneys and Counsell/or * at I.air and Soli citors in Chanct ry. Ollier on Third Street, maw " it Roberts and Mime s,da, St. Patti, Min. Ter. W. &. W. will attend with diligence and ar ‘‘ to ali bn. sltiess of their pnifeeiiloii, in tlic did. relit courts of tin* Territory that may be intruded l<» them. Hu'lr .arrange nieuU in the states of New York and Kliod<- are such as will eiiaide them to bu-»itte>s of a -en rai or special nature in tlt states with the utmost di>pat h. They will moreover attend i > the e.dh-clioii oi dthe locating of Land Warrants, tie* purchase ami sab-of ». > lots or Ileal Estate in th • country, and t«» all other mat ter* directly or Indirectly conn cud with th- proiesston. WILKIN ft VAN ETI’EN. ATTORN EY S A T LA W, Office over Farrington's Itrlek Store, St Paul, lTa. UHOCti , M.S.WII.KIXStiX. I,\W FI ItM, BABCOCK & WILKINSON - Mlnrnle* and C-nuselloni at Law, Solicitors ill f'li.vneery, Ate. q (flee near the earner of Tliird and Roberts >tree , - Paid Min. Ter. ... all • Will attend to business of their profession .n an m Qourtf of the Territory, uov. 22, 1851. D. COOPER, Attorney at Laic , RKSCMKS tin* Riaetiee of Id- pf'f •"" l " •*!' tend to all business entrusted to hint tu the ceuri ; Ithe Territory. sj“OlUee in the Rice House. May 28, ISM—3Ty MERRITT ALLEN, Attorney and Counsellor al Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierse, Attorney at I.air and Unit rat luinil Agent, HAVING been RocMer ~f the Land (mice under th" late administration.lte is able let tin- l„ -t lan I In the Territory subject to entry, and will "arrant tin regularity of all locations made by him. , Office on Cedar street, next d -r to tin J.p.s i >1 Church, St. Paul. M. T. June 25, 1853 —2-41 tf JACOB J. JCOAH, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Justiccl /I of the Peac* —<*.»mmisatoiicr f.ir tlie Maine, j Connecticut, Klu*»le Inland* New \" rk * ’ Kentucky, Ohio. Virginia, Alabama and liiiuibiaiia. Office on Third St., St. Paul. Emmett A' Moss, Attorneys and Solicitors. TT7ILL attend to professional business ! VV in the various Courts of the Territory. Partica l»r attention itlveii to the location of Land W arrants, j buying and selling of lands. Ac. Land warrant- fur -ale for cash or on time. Office on the corner of Uabashaw and Third streets. St. Paul Minnesota. L. EMMETT, July 1, 1852. IIBSBY L. MOSS. Isaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT 11. Law and Sdicitor In Chancery. Will give prompt attention to any business intrusted him in the line of hi* profession, in any part of tiie Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating Warrants. Payment "i I ax es, sale of Patents wlo-n issued, and Ileal Kstate in gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Main street, opposite the Falls. A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY St COUNSELLOR AT Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all professional btisln-ss to his care, in the ditlereiit courts of the Territory. l*» Hi water, 1852. s. J. K. JleMillan, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Jjl at I«aw, will attend promptly and taithtuliy to all , business Intrusted to him In the line of his professional Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony and throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesota and the adjoining counties of the State of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, Minnesota. REFERENCES. Gov Alex Kamaev, St Paul, Geo W Campbell & Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do It Lansing do Mr J W Simpson, do so Butler, St Louis Mr O Walker, Marine Mills T H Larkin & Co do Mr H Burkey, do Sam’lJ WetheriilfiiCo do Mr 0 J Butler do Jos C Butle*- X Co do lion A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos p ltesrgs do lloti C Shaler, do J K Moorhead, Esq. Pittsburg G W Jackson, Esq. do Sam’l (iormly Esq. do Maj J B Butler, and citizens generally. 18m3 tV. 11. Semmes, Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Ciiancery, Willow River,Wis. win practice 111 the counties of St. Croix ami Lacrosse, Wisconsin, anil lu the District Court of Washing!, u c. tiu ty, Minnesota. t3T Valuable town lots in the village of Willow River for sale. 3Sy tV. Richardson, TYTOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer, and -L M Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles House, St. AathußJ Falls. Dr. L. €. Kinney, Office in Holland Place, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, TENDERS Ills professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having had an experience of over ten years in the prac tice of medicine, one of w hich was spent as physician and Surgeon with the l. S. army in Mexico} he flatter* himself that be wi.l be aide to merit the confidence of all who may favor him with a share ol their patronage. July 30, 1863—46tf DR. T. It. POTTS, Corner Roberts and sixth streets, St. Pavl WILL attend to the duties of his profession iu Sain Paul and vicinity. I W. B. HASEI.TINE. E. 3. BENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Dealer* in Hides* Leather, Tanner's Oil . and Shonna- I tier's Findings. Philadelphia Calf and Kip; Also, French C’alf and Patent Leather, NO. 20fi, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) i The highest market, price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—81 f Dr. C. L. Viccher*, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC -1 Ctll'CllKß—Will practice his profession lu Saint Paul ,nd vicinity. Otllce, corner of Fourth and Roberta Street-, over Fathead X Tyson's Store. lev Cha*. 11. Parker, Hanker and Exchange Broker , St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and it paid at or before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Laud warrants bought and sold. 47y ” Truman TI. Smith, Justice of the Peace. Notary Public, Collector anti ilent nil Agent. HAS removed ids office to the New Building opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where lie will lie found ready to attend to the collection of d-hts, purchasing and soliing real estate, payment of Taxed, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been in the I business for some time pa>t, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Citie*. on tlie Minnesota river, he Hatters himself that he will be able to give satlslactloii to all who may give him a call. X, B. Town lots In St Paul, St. Anthony an-l all the towns oil the Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms in the country with or without Improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sy .1. W. Ha**, Forwarding Sf Cornmis’n Merchant Lower Landing, Saint Paul. Minnesota. J. W. BABCOCK, T7ORWARDING and Commission Mer f chant, I'pper Lauding, Saint Paul, Mintn so tTcr ritory. W. 11. FORBES, F'R COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— Also Dry Gouda and Groceries, corner of Third and Jackson streets. la. IS. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocer* and Commission Merchants. HAVE opened at the store lately oc cupied by F. F. Tracy, mi Third street, a sett-ml as*ormient of Family Groceries and Provisions; which ! thev will sell at low prices for cadi or in exchange for countrv protiuee. Thev solicit a share or . pair.»na Ull ARLES MII.BUKX, Sr. Paul, June 21, ’s2—4oy L. B. W AIT. w. <j. LEDLC. D. ROIIRF.R. LEBK’ A HOUR I'R, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, [Corner of Bench and Wabadsaw streets, St. Paul, M. T.] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A: Provision rstorc, l"\ THE KICK lIOI'SE. B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Co., HAVK just pv ived and op 11 *il in the Kit* House, a large stuck • f llrocvras and Provisions, which ! thev v, .11 > ll at wind >ale or r. iail, and at -u li prices a* u ili in ure quick -ales. Tie* dti/.. n> <>t St. Paul and tie- I .-urrounditig eouiiiry are respectfully solicited to give us a • call and examine <*ur go •«!> and prices. We will L • in receipt of large additions to our stock in a I I few da vs. Including Dry G.»«..!s and Heady Made Clothing. ] I Bt. Paul, April 30, I<s3—33tf un i s or lcxrir \ >gi:, \ XI) DIIAKTS on all parts of the United States,at tlic .nice of the Miaitoota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BOltL’P, K. tPLAkW, Storage, Forwarding Ac C’ouimisxiou Mcrdiaul, Dcidcr in Grain of ;dt Uin'ls. Fruit Trees, isc., Multi st., near the Rradh-y II mse. Galena, 111. j H"f,T to It. 11. Famt’bi-li X Cb., GaUnai W. L. Firing X t'"., St. 1.0.1i5. ,0 -'' j I NUIITII-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Jo*opli Waggoner, WIIOLKSALE AND 11KTAIL BOOXSKLLKR AXD j STATION KK, So. t>3 Main Street. Jour story Brick Corner , Galena, I.L jr"j"Agonev f..r the sale of superior Printing ‘Galena, May 22. 35-y_ j IV. 11. I'. Folsom, Tajl«r's Full*, Min. Ter. [DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, I 1 / Pcvi-ions, Uanbvar , Full ry. Frorki rv, Qnomis- | ware, Keadv-Ma«le Clothing, B i«»ts and 43y SHORT. PIIOCTOIt & Co. (Successors to ('lturchitl Melson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment or Dry Good., Fr.i.krrv, Hardware and Groma-les, whicli they oil", r for sale on as good term* as any estab lishment in the Territory. Tlo y.are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, merchandise ot all kinds. Stillwate.r, March 5, 1853—21tf , KIY« & Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods DealerSj 123 AXD 12-5 .MAIN STKKKT, ST. I.OFIS. \RE constantly receiving new and de slmbl" styl-st.f STAPI.K AXD FANCY GOODS width ! art* <.lh-r<sl at 'avtTv small advaure fur Cush, or tu Alur chatits wliu pay thuir n.»t"S whunduc. Cuuntry Murchants will tiiul a (l. yiduil advantage by an uNantllialiuti uf tin- lar "ust st K-k uf 2oods west uf the mountains. DOAN, KING Ac FO. St. Louis, May 22. JOIIX SQUIRE. S. G. REED. Squire A Reed, Eagle Iron andJYail Store, 23 Water si., Between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo., lAEALERS in Iron, Nails. Hollow U Ware, (\i>tings. steel, iron Axles, Kliptic springs, | Fireproo! saf- s, sniitlis’ T.».»1-, &tc., agents f*»r flu* sale of J Hope Cotton Yarn*, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener ; ally. 51 y D. Fcarcc, Wholesale and Hi tail Dialer ill Hats Sf Caps j iif every description, Xo. I*2o, Main street, S** Louis, Mo. ' Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli- i , cited and promptly attended to, 37y C. If. KLLI.I JC. M• n. MASSON, JR. j 1 KELLUM & MASSON, . J laud OIL AND CAXDLK MAX V FACTUKKRS, Produce and roniniis*ion Merchant*, An. 2t South Lecce, St. Louis. REFERENCESJ E. M. Hyland fc. Co., J F. B. Chamberlain, > St. Louis, K. M. Withers, ) St. Louii*, May *22. 35-y M IN N Y vV WELD WIIOLKSA LE DEALERS IX BOOTS AXD SHOES. 166 Main Street, St. Louis, * T¥roi*|.D respectfully call the attention of dealers in ’ VV Minne>ota, to the largest and most varied assort . nient of Boots and Shoes ever offered in St* Louis. — : Believing that they can offer better inducements to pur ' ch.i'-ers, tlian any other cataUlishmeiilj which they are willing to demonstrate upon an examination of theirgoods 1 and price*. September 21, 1851—v P. CHOUTEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALLE* CHOUTEAU. 11A1UUS0N k VALLE. Com mi** ion Merchant* and Proprietor* of the St. Loui* Kolliii” Mill. A ND manufactures of bar iron in all its j\- various tdiapvs, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate, Nail* . and Spike* from the ore ot the Iren Mountain. Iron Store, i Xo. 123 North Second street, St. Louis. , j September 1, 1851. li - , ALONZO CHILD, ELoN G* PRATT, ORANGE W. PRATT. CHILD, PRATT & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Forei-u aud Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, Xo. 147 Main street, i , (Third door Sorth, of Bank of Missouri.) • may 22# 35 y. St. LOLIS, Mo* SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA THE TELEGRAPH HAS been reared upon Its million piers making the lightning be ar upon its fiery wing the news once carried bv th** fle**t post hors**. The Snort of the Iron Horse, ns he hounds over the Iron track will soon be heard in the fnre.-t and on our beautiful prairies; but notwithstand ing these triumphs of human genius, and the fact that St. Paul is a ('th /, R. F. Ravi* & Co., Are now receiving at the Rice House. l>y every St. Louis i steamer, large additions to their stock of Groceries and Provlsdons, which they an* selling at small profits. They are determined that the tolling millions shall have their goods at fair prices. Call and see. May 27, 1863. 37tf 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, re>pectfully invites his friends and the public to give him a call, believing that he can do as much for their comfort a- can be expected in a new country, not yet supplied with regular markets, m Rogers House. Roberts Street Year Fifth, Paul, Miuuesota, TIIE subscriber has opened accommodation* for board- j ers, lodgers and travelers In the large brick build ing nituaied as above, where he will be happy to accom modate io the extent.of bis ability all who may otl'er. Ilis terms are reasonable, an ; bis table iurnished w* h all that tin* market afford*, lie nope* hi* exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41 tr JOHN ROGERS. Win. Illingworth, WATCH AND CLOCK Man » I ufacinrer, corner of Jackson and Fifth 1 street, Si. Paul. Levs to return his sincere ihank GStj/ut* to the inhahUgin-Nof St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his n*v*valfrom Kng!and,aiid liopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the N. 11. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturing Clock* and Watches. «>f every description, In* feels himseli competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. New watches made to order and wheels cut for tie* trade. WM- ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth. Try* A beautiful assortment <>f French and English Le- j vers and Lepines, and American clocks, both n *\v and ; serond-han«l, constantly on hand and for sale at tlic above Place, \attian Npicer, JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, tf of , being \Vatc|i rd .*jt r < -et, well as music hooks, shell combs', or linger ring*, brace- ! l<-i> and tax drops. 11«• also keeps for sale a great variety . of rings, perfumery, and whatever goods are usually on- 1 quiriil f«*r at a Jeweler’s# ('on tenet lug aaid ISuilding. P D W A R D STEWART, Bricklayer JIJ and Architect, thankful lo the citizens . f Ist. Paul, b*r favors since he commenced business, w-tubl respecttul ly inform them that In* is prepared t*» contract for and e rect stone or Brick buildings, and furnish materials if re quin d, on fair terms, having p rmam-ntiy settled in Saint Pan!, he solieits a share of pe.biie patronage. Dralts and >p»‘ci'.\cati>*ns furnished »n reasonaM'* t> rms. N. B- Orders for work left at the Store of 11. <\ Sand foril, n ?ar the Post Office will receive prom; t attention. 42y EDWARD STEWART. R. P. PATTERSON. <'• A. GATES. PATTERSON & GATES, CO.YTU. ICTOIIS .I.YJ) hCILDERS, Resilience Seventh street. \ LL ORDERS in the line of Brick / 1 Istyltf. an-l il l- -ii tv- rk 1 'll -it F 'iiw.iy it Xi.h' ls’ , Iguid Office, will be promptly all nded to. Hart in 11. Clark, ARCHITECT & BUILDER, would L x. inform the citizens of S : . Paul an ! stirr.uiii'ling country, that lie is prepared to do all kinds «>f Carp' liter and Joiner work that may he intrusted t * hi* care, wi h j neatness aiul despatcli, and in tiie latest styles of Arch;- ; lecture j al>o >tair building# For plans and specifications, i call on ill above at liis residenc* on Fort street. Having •levoD d h s time for many years to hi* business In the 1 Kan, he f *ei* a»ured tliat lie can give s:itis;action to all ; . h ■ ma> favor him with their patronage. 3-17 y John Read ley, Carpenleraad Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wi*t*o«i*iu. \V"ILL attend promptly to all business \ V eiitru ••• dto his charg •. Uefehexi-es.—'Tit • It" lias bulit<lurin« thoiia-t } ycr 111 tiie town. «b.»ve nanietl. 43y j t:ii's AV. Roritp. Fit's H. Oaltos. IRHill* & OAKES, HAVING formed u Co-Partnership for trunsncliii:! ;ii: Kxcli.-inp'nli'l llanliint: Iln.-iiii-ss in till its various liriiiivli'-s, will t-.- j.r i-.ir- <1 tu furnisli uii.l tinu- ,'xvlimvf" "it Hi" Fast, an I i.riiicli>al rlti-s "I 111.-West. li"imtt.iii< "< t > G - at ll itain, Irrlaiul aiul Fumiiu-nt ur Kur«'|»'- uta-l'- iu s’-uis t , .suit i'urvliasi*rs. slttlit anti home hill. att«l KuMpean Kxclianscs pur ciiasvil. Collections ma'li- un i |imwl' r ■mlll. il at usual C ites 111 Kxehange. \ll other huiiiuss conimltu-'l to our carv mmctually attetuivii to. IiORI P St OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, June 2<>, 1832. otlivc at 111" Minnesota Gullit louil.liiijr. 40y. New Harness Establishment. TIT lIK *ut*scribers would inlorm the citizens of St. Paul JL and all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business in all its brandies, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can be supplied, on short notice, with all kind* of Har ms.*, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, t . u .. MARTIN DREW & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1853. 32y BOOK BINDING. IMIE subscriber would re pmully iufoini the citizens of St. Paul audits vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business! 11 the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ftth and Roberts street. u r* Particular attention paid to rebinding old hooks and periodical*. JaMES MACKINTOSH, fob? 21—tt J. R. BREWSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Fainter. St. l'aul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Tliird street-—Two doors above the Post Office. IK ■ LZK & M ATIIKS having Ju*t opened :i new Tailoring O and Gentlemen’s Furni>liing Kstatdishin-nt at the at..,ve place, will I».* happy to serve thrir fro nds and the j pul,lie ill general, in tli-ir line <d business. Being practi : cal workmen, they feel confident »>f giving general ►ati*- I faction. They will keep on hand an assorum-nt ox Fash ionable <*!..ths, to which they invite public attention. | St. Paul, May 28, 1853. MRS. M. L. STOAKES, Fasltioiialtlc Silk and S raw Alillinrr. ffc I; \ls<>; Fan. v l)r.'-.s Flips, Fl'«U- anil Dl">s-s, cut jfKFan-! ma.l'- t.l i.rU'-r. St. rntlu.iiy street, lfarly «p- IHtille tli" Hi. " ll.'Us". St. Paul, i Mrs. S. lias jU't ruturnad fratii New Y'-rk ivitli a large st. M-k of "very artivli* ot ao'sls In lu r tin.* or business, all ~f tli" lie-r qiialiiv and latest styles. Sb" ha- als , a line a-ortm tit of X lies. Pins. Glov.-s, Mils. "IC., to all of Wluvb sb" would turtle tli" especial attetitioii of tin- l-a dlt'S of st. Paul an-1 vicinity. ‘"’Y ICE! ICE!! ICE!II ' rf'HE undersigned lias put up the past winter several 1 thousand tons of this delicious article varying in j thickness from two to three f • t; wluch he < tiers lor the l supply of private families, hotels, boarding hon***s, boats, \e.„ n.c. Hi* supply is inexhaiistahb*, and in* invites the patronage of the several towns aud cities on the river. C# SYMOXDS# Xarch 2fi. l s~>3—3Btf ““STOVES AND tin” WARE. i At Si twell's old stand on Third Street, a far doors west of Jackson street. rTAIIE subscriber will keep on liaud constantly a Rood J. assormient uf Tin Ware, wlilclt lie will sell at whole j >alo or retail# 1 Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Orders from i country dealers solicited. X# B. Kepairixig done on short notice. GKO. KI’SSELL, Agent# St. Paul, April 30, 1553—33 y MISS SALOME LEftCH. ; Fashionable Milliner. l)rtss A,- Mantua Maher, I * XNOUNCES to the ladies "f st. Paul an I vicinity, f\. tliat site l* prepared to do all kind* of work in her lim*, at her residence in St. Paul, on Minnesota street, bc twe n Fifth ami Sixth streets, below tic* Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and in a workmanlike manner. Please give her a call, j Augcst 27, 1853—aotl BRUSHES Painters’, Bath, Shoe, Camel and Sable hair, for sale hy BOND k KU-UHib. FLUID — A good article for lamps, for sale BOXD £c KJiI.LUGG. City IN BOYS’ & Roberts AT And to Also a large .At 1* the pV.n-e Paul, on Third June 25if / 'SLD V/ to he thus lie was about cation in Co>tlv But not For the Feeling of St. Paul, act upon fids 11-ivc brought a stock of could lu* fully ask that gant Cloths, els- where; ted, their and making er* who may sortment of And every may be Minnesota office. 1-3 f I St. sale to x .is* ey hi a pr ity. Among following, in a centra! cellent waters property will a large and that the Biotxx with fu**i until 1 have also growing of public Tiie above cash, that the advance. 1-or higher. ,43tf TM. • pleased I ing to lie ha> prices at his the World’s of articles in Sugars, Teas, the Coil- e, Fi*h, Pickles Nuts, Tobacco Molasses Be H im*, Aud all great and I am hound it to their May 7. TIIE engaged and Paul. They Pear and tree*; grape choice roses, Cry>ant hem berry, many other assortment of Persons cles, may miles out of Paul. We | dwarf trees Apri 1 (Cor. I7V)BKIGN . I received daily to loan on tate bought St. Paul, DU. J. H. Post X. 11. upon for At the IS now of good* causes a to secure and „V e Whicli for were never A beautiful silk», which match; plain figured silk Barege de and at price* hams of all vou have The may he found ! Broches, complete offered, and The biggest Hosiery; se* t»; Bands; perfumery, 1 will sav that my stock pressly to he tablishment receive and ionable styles Finally, 1 in go*N|s, Saint be shown stock. bt. Paul,

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


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ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MJV.GK’ WONDERS! i At Ihe Court House. THURSDAY EVENING JULY MTU, 1F53. M AC AL LISTER The Great Magician rj the llorM. Will <{ive tiis third Grand SOIREE M Aii I <i I T E ! With a b. iltiant list of new and ASTOUNDING WONDERS! M tgic fan Manufactory. Aiislyzation of I’atinou Ralls. DejuriKu Magiqiie. <> .inkin' Pigeons. S finisii Harlequin. Mystic Sajar E uf. L.i attired Cauldron. '1 t>* de Lucifer. RrM ’* Present. My # tenons disappearance of MADA 31 E MACALUSTER; From sight,ata pistolsh't! Together with hosts of MARVELS. l.tit njjliti of performance, Friday and Saturday, Kalit eUj Different Feats Eat h JS'ifkl / A '.mission 50 cts. Children under V) years, 2.»ct». . lt.Hirs at 7 , o’clock. The entertainment will Kuuicxs st *■*, precisely. J. M. WESTON, Agent. July 1 », I*o3.


ocr: BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney < t Law, Hudson, St. Croix County, IT is. JOSEPH BOWROXT" S tary Public and Lind Agnit. Hudson, St. Croix County, U m' lt'W. PRE-EMPTION Claim- secured, and entries made by 'liliiary I and Warrant*. Blank Deeds and Mortgage* constantly on hand mid conveyance* care fully and promptly aUcmkil to.


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ocr: RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street, New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late RoJT, Stearns $* Co., successors to Rich 4* Co.) 146 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, N. Y., Sole Proprietors of Rich's Patent, and the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s and Rich’s Patent. WM. COXSTANS, Agent, St. Paul.


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ocr: BEN JAR IN ALLEN, Attorney at I, nit', WilUno Hirer, St. ( Y rr Co., Wisconsin JOSEPH BOW HO N, Notary Public, anxl Laud Aucnt, irifluir Hirer, St. Croix co., W isconsin Prc-ciiiptiou chiiiiis secured und catties made bx Militirv Land W’urrants. Blank I feeds uu .M.n la.iges ei'iist .nft> on hand, and ennveyan. res carefully und fnoiii|>fiy titteftdcd to.


ocr: tjllftsOlL REN J A MIA ILLEK, Att iruynt l. 'ir. Hi./son, St. <i.i County. VV is. JON Hl* II BO WROX, \,hry Ptihli oil f.nut Agent, Ih'lsen, V*. Croi.r t untv, It tM orwn. PUL EMI’TION * hill'.- secured, and entn,■« made hy Military Land Warrants llimk Deeds and Mo: tgug" s i oii-i.'.n(!_ on hand, und (oureyanees cure* foil. and pr- one'' > :. tended to. ■sh l ii«im«i— .j-o; IMS Li —a—B»aw isuc.aa


ocr: gabs on. BENI \ MIN ALI EX, | Alt .•rney at Lew, Hudson, St. t >.,« County, IVi*. I . JOSEPH BOW BOX, .* .tary Public and I. aid Av.nf, Hudson, St. fr. i.i County, 11 iscrni-in. PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and entries made by Military Land " i.rranl- Blink Deeds Mortgage* constantly o. b.,ml, and ton*ey auces care- luily and I'romptiy aliontled to.


ocr: I ITY CIAJSII FFRN'ISIIISK; STORE. - 1853.- WINNE it COOLEY, MERCHANT TAILORS. and ret ail dealers and nittroifacliir ers in Heady-Made Glot!iir. r <, Furnt*hi"ig (...ods, I Hoys Slid t hildreii’s Ciothibg. Fashionable Roots and ! .Shoes. Hats, Caps. Ac. ROBERTS STREET, ST. PAI L, MINNESOTA. |


ocr: ijui)9on. BE.NJA.XIIN ALLEY', Attorney at Low, Hudson , St. Croix County, U’t*. JOSEPH BOXV RoN, Notary Public and Land .4ge.tr, Hudson, St. Croix County, IVi.uoftsin. PRE-EMPTION Claims secured, and sntrie* made by Military Land XNarrants. Blank Deeds anil Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyances care fully and promptly attended to.


ocr: a ITEAMER -Xil 1 CLARIOX. eiE^?vcicic SxJf f. lIUMBERSTON MASTER. THIS* llfltt draught Pa .-enger Steamer will run regn- l.irly on the M une-ola rivet the coming so»son, inaking a trip every the* d*> ». For freight Of I’assige, apply t" lor ting .M L\t AN. WOOLDRIDGE ACo . A * t,lU -


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW STORK! NEW GOODS!! AT THK ST. PAI L VIALL OF FASHION, lAM now opolling tli« lirgoi Stork if M.\l)E CLOTHING ever lirotigtit lo tiie At HojAin't i Hd Stnmi, on Third Sirrrt. Ami will well ui Now V ork prices. Ik in? u;:h saute of tiie lurfest house* in ilu- Kaat. tJ.OOO in«M>vl CaaN. from - - AI lo -*,(K>O |>r panla, ull »l> !«•«, - - - gllo $ > !i a O<KI veala. al! variolic*. - - - Al in i «l>o 1 inen lltiso.: Slnrta, Collara, Cravals, Pork*, Ac. A No, n ! i.gc lot of Dry l»oo«l», I ndie* cn!l ami —and you Will »av the in At. I'aul arc nt LEWIS IIYNEMAN’S. Also. a Inrje assortment ol Lout* ami Shoes. Si I'h :!, May . if


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEEE st. Haul, illmncaota, THURSDAY. MAY 5. 1853. RATES OF ADVERTISI.YG, (Nonp u :el t'pc o 1 its eijtiivu.cn l.) TR \ N Kir NT A li VFIRTI SUM II NTS, *| 00 p. rn I 10* , i a-' .!, '.. -11 ; . cei t.> .er- ’. . ; . r each »uln>ei|ueiit iiiseriiou. \ K AKLY ADVMR ri'LMriN’TS. One column, - £ >ooo il-t!f a enltimn, ----2 uno One fourth ol'n column. - - 2u no Itusine*.- t’ar.ls not .... r ,-i\ lines 5 uu Ovri -i\ lini-s aim lies, c ten fines, T 50 Over ten line* nud mler liftecn lines, lo 00 1 ‘*r a* , Inir-.'i s ordeied ii miv.-ri -cun ills, .i cliurgi l "d- in made, ot 3a cents p.-r lU*iu cm- com posit :ou. I \N .-■igrt-c lo t.hargt the a love prices, uinlorinly, fo id vert ismg St. Paul, March 24th. Ih*2. JAMES \| GOODlHT’—Pioneer. 1) A. itOi’.EitTs<)\ —ln riocrat. OW IvNS ,k MOdKK—Mmnc.-oliuii. ; I (


ocr: SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2, I* 0. • 0.1. j VI K.ETS every S.ttnr ! iy evening, at Odd Fellows* ;■* •* Hall, coriiur of Third and Cedar streets, (ea j trance on street) St. l’aul. Brotbei s fruin übro id, in good standing, arc rc ! 'fleet fully invited t > attend. EUWIN Y. SHELLEY, Sec’y. HENNEPIN LODGE, No. I, I. 0.0. F. ! MEETS evert Monday evening, at 7 o’clock, at I Odd bellows* ilall, comer of Thiid and ‘ I Cedar stix < t. i Brother* from abtv id iu goinl standing, are rc j sjK-ctl'ully invited to attend. L. C. DUNN, Sec’y. ! ; MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. j j JMJEETS n thi second and fourth Tuesday eve ,•* * mug* of mch month, at Ud<l Fellows’ Hall, j e.'i'iier ot iliird and Cedar streets, St. Paul. l’ati' irc hr l.’oi.i abrnnd, in go ;<1 standing, are re pcctfnily invited to attend. J. It. BROWN,Setibe.


ocr: f) Ull SO It. BENJAMIN ILLE.Y, Attorney it Law, Hud* a, St. Cmix County, H7.V. JOSEPH KOVYROX. Rotary Pub he unit l*nol .1 'rat, llud.-on, St. Croix Cuuniy, ll ufc'Aim. SJRE-F..MI TION 4 uui* se- ur- d, «i I entries made by Military Land Warrants Blank Deeds and Mortgage* uoiixiuntly on band, and conveyances earc f'i!!y and promptly iittonded to.


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. l)aul, ill'mnrsota, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1853. BITES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpar:el lyp# or It' equivalent ) TEANBIIN i’ ADVERTISEMENTS,RI NftnqwM 2 liiif, mi ti liikt iii.crtiivn, Hiul JO cauls per square for each ► Msui|iiri.t inaertion > F XRI.V ADVERTISEME.NTS. One column, .... $"000 Haifa column, - - - - -30 00 One fourth of a column, - - 2it oO Kieinru Curdt n, t ever »iv line* 5 00 Over v.v lines and under tell lines, 7 50 Over till lines and under ft it ecu tines, 10 00 For Hlli h iugfs or len d in advcrtiseincnts, a charge will tie iim.lf.ul an i fins mr tooo t ms foin;u-ilioil. Wc iig’ce to i!i irgt- the above prices, uuil* rmly,for advertismir St. l’aul, Manb 24th. ». Ja MBrt M. GOOnill E— Pioneer. I* A. llOlU'U'f'ON—l*i-;iaicrat. OWENS .v M<lOftF—Minncsotian.


ocr: : 1 | 1 1 ( ■ ; ( j j , j , THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. paul, fllimifflota, THUEBDAY. JUNE 23,1853. 1 IT— OF AOVKRTISIXG. (Nonpariel type or It* eijuivalciit.) TR \NSIEXT ADVERTISEMENTS, %1 00 pcrsuuare | of 1-' lines, lor ihe first insertion, and 50 cents per » jui.re , for t:bv*h nubile 41101 U to section. i \ EIRL\ ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, - - - s>d 00 11 alt a column, ----- 3000 One fourth of a column, - - 20 00 Business Card* not t..t-r*ix lines 5 00 Over *1 v lines and tiitVer ten lines, 7 >0 Over tea line* mid under fiftei 1 lines, 1000 I | For nil 1 hsni<es order' din advertisemi'lits, a charge I Will be inn e, of To l eiils per 1000e.n* composition. We agiee to 1 harge the iboxc prices, uniformly, for odvcilising M. Paul, Vlnrch Clih, 18^2. J \ME4 M. GOODIII’E -Pioneer. 1» \ ROBERTSON—Demorrat. OWENS A MOORE—Miuneaolian.


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ocr: OWENS A MOORE, VOLUME 3. THE MINNESOTIAN,! PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, MY J. P. OWENS dr G. W. MOORE, Salat rani. Minnesota Territory. Dollars per annum In advance. Three Dollars if not in ad vance. RATES Or ADVERTISING, [••limilTm OR IT! EQUIVALENT.] Transient Advertisements, $1 00 per square of twelve lines, for the lir*»t Insertion, and fifty cents per square for each subsequent Insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. On# column, ..... SSO 00 Haifa 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 Far all changes ordered in advert Isemants, s charge will > ha mads of thirty cents per 1,000 era* composition. We agras to charge the at>ove prices, uniformly for ad- , vert I*l ng. James M. Goodhue, Pioneer, D. A. Robertson, Democrat, Owens A Moore, Minnesotian. St. Pan! March 24th, 1862. JAMES K. HUMPHREY, ATTORNEY AT L A W, Office over Irvine’s store, SL Anthony street, Saint Paul. THOMPSON A HAYNER, Attorney at I MU'. No. 24 Noun »tri*<*t, New York City. AWDRKW THOMP.ON, lIESRY Z. lIAYKER. R. M. IOITOK EDWARD HEMPSTEAD. NORTON &. HEMPSTEAD, Wholttale Grocer* if Commission Merchants So. 116 Sontli Water afreet, Chicago, 111. Gold T. Curtis. C- D. GUHlean. CURTIS & GILFILEAN. Attorneys 8f Counsellors at Law , >63—62y HIU.VAW, M. T. ' f, TRAVIS ROSSER M. L. OLl»S ROSSER & OLDS. Attorneys and cocxskliairs at law. of tlce tn the Secretary’, room In the capltol, at St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 4G-ly JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D., PHYSICIA .V A .YIJ SUItG E() «V. omce comer of Main and Kront atreeta, Mankato City, Minnesota Territory. ■**>' w. P. MURRAY, ATTORNKY A Nil COrXSKLOR AT LAW, st. Pact., .Mins. Terr. WILL attend promptly an.t <llll to utly to all business Intrusted to him. llalvnK made himself aoiualnt ed with the quality ami situation of the surveyed lands In the territory, he Is prepared to locate lnml warrant, 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. £j*Oltice on Third sreet. September IT, IK6I. IOHREIAIAS WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD Wakefield & Warren, Attorneys and Counselllor* at Law and Soli citor* in Chancery. omce on Third Stre.t, between Robert, ami Minnesota, St. Paul, Min. Ter. w A. W will attend With diligence and eare to all bn. Klnes. of their profession. In the different courts of this Territory that may be intrusted to them Their arrange ment. in the states of New I«rU ami Rhode Man.i arc Buch as will enable them to transact business of a-< lo .1 or special nature In those States with the utmost dispatch. Thev will moreover attend to the collection of debts, the locating of Land Warrants, tin- purchase ami sale of c.ti , lots or Ileal Estate In the country, and to all other mat ters directly or Indirectly connected with the profession. , M• E. AME.. VA * ETTES AMES t VAN ETTEN, Attorney* and Counsellor* at Imw. and Solic itor* in Chancery. omce eorner Third ami Minnesota streets, St. Paul, M.T 1-Sr t a HABCOCK, M.S. WILKINSON. U A. r|UMi BABCOCK A W ILK IN SON Attornles and Counsellors at i iw. Solicitor* in Chancery* etc. omce .tear the corner of Third and Roberts streets, st. P business of their profession In all the (Jourts of the Territory. nov. 22,1851. D. COOPER, Attorney at Law , v*u?uks the jirM'tiiT <*f hi** pr«»f cs*lon, ainl yv 1 11 at- R tend to all business intrusted to him in the courts Sthe Territory. tF" Office in the Rice House. May 28, 1853—37 y MERRITT ALLEN, Attsracr and C'o«nsellar at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. Allen Pierwe, Attorney at Imw and General Imiiil Agent, | HAVING been Register of the Land office under the late administration, he Is able to select tin- best land [ In the Territory subject to entry, and will warrant the regularity of all locations made by him. j omce on Ce<lar street, next door to the Episcopal | Church, St. Paul. M. T. June 26, 1853—2-41tf AMERICAN HOUSE,! BY HOWARD A McCULLY. l.l.no«Aßi>, GaUn«. 111. I •to. mVcllv. *-*>' l a Emmett & Hosts, * Attorneys and Solicitors. TI. 7 ILL attend to professional business j W tn thr various Courts of the Territory. Fartlcu- I j ar attention given to the location of Isanti Warrants, , buTlng an<l selling of lamls. 4tc. Land warrants for sale ( for cash or on time. Office on the corner-of Wabasha w 1 and Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota. I I'V(M ktt. July 1, 1852. HENRY L. MOSS. Iwaac Atwater, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT ] HL Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Will give |ironipt , attention to any l.ilslness ItltriKled him 111 the 111 his profession, In any part of the Territory. Particular at tention paid to locating l-aml \t arrsnts, Pa> tnent of Tax es, sale of Patents when Issued, and Real Estate In gen eral. Office at St. Anthony, on Mala street, op|s>slle the Falls. A. VAN VORHES, A TTORNEY St COUNSELLOR AT il. Ijiw and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all professional business Intruded tohls care, in the different courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852. S. J. K. McMillan, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR j\. at I«aw, will attend promptly and faithfully to all business intrusted to him In the line of his profession at Stillwater, St. Paul, St. Anthony and throughout the Ter ritory of Minnesota and the adjoining counties of the State of Wisconsin. Office at Stillwater, MlnneaoU. REFERENCES. Got Alex Ramsey, St Paul, <* o W Campbell & Co, Galena Dr C W Borup, do R I .analog do |(r J W Slmpaon, do S O Butler, St Lout* Mr O Walker, Marine Mill* TII Larkin &Co do | Mr H Burke)-, do Sam’l J Wetherill It Co do Mr C J Butler do Jus C Butle r kCo do Hon A W Loomis, Pittsburg Jos P Beffga do Hon C ShaVr, do J K Moorhead, Maq. Pittsburg G W Jackson, Ksq. do Sam’l Gormly Baq. do MaJ J B Butler, and cltlsens generally. 18u»3 TV. H. Semmes, Attohet at Law, and Solicitor in Chakcery, Willow River,Wis. Will pracUce In the counties of St. Croix and LaCroase, Wisconsin, and lu the District Court of Washington coun ty, MlnneaoU. 53" Valuable town lots In the village of Willow Elver for sale. 38jr * W. Richardson, "ROTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer,and J. M Land Agent. Office, opposite the St. Charles j House, St. Anthony Falls. ” OR. T. IK. POTTS, C«M Robert* and Sixth itbeeti, St. Paul MB7 ILL •Itra'l to Ihc duties of hl» pro<**>l"n in Saint Hr. L. C. Kinney, Office in Holland Place , St. Anthony street, St. Paut, TENDERS hi* professional services to the citizens of St. Paul and vicinity. Having hail an experience of over ten years In the prac tice of medicine, one of which was spent as Physician and Surgeou with the U. 8. anny in Mexico; he flatters himself that he will be able to merit the confidence of all who may favor him with a share of their patronage. July 30, 1863—46tf W. B. HABELTIKE. £• . RENT. HASELTINE & BENT, Berniers in Hides , leather. Tanner's OH , and Shoema ker's Findings, Philadelphia Calf and Ftp; Alan, French Calf and Patent Leather, NO. 206. MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., (Between Virginia and Missouri Hotels.) The highest market price paid in Cash for Hides. August 13, 1863—48tf €ha*. H. Parker, Banker and Kxehange Broker , St. Paul, Min. Ter. Due attention paid to collections, and proceeds remitted promptly at the lowest rate of exchange, and If paid at or before maturity, no charge for commission. Sight drafts on eastern and southern cities, constantly for sale. Land warrants bought and sold. 47y Truman 1. Smith, Justice of the Peace , *Votary Public. Collector and timeral Agent. HAS removed his offle.* to the New Building opposite the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota sts., where he will be found ready to attend to the collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment of Taxes, locating Land Warrants, etc. Having been In the business for some time past, and being provided with Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of the Cities on the Minnesota river, he flatters himself that he will he able to give satisfaction to all who may give hint a call. X. B. Town lots In St Paul, St. Anthony and all the towusoii the Minii**scta for sale at reasonable prices. Also, farms In the country with or without improve ments. [St. Paul, June 4,1853. 38y LEVI E. THOMPSON. TIIEO. E. PARKER. THOMPSON & PARKER, Attorneys Counsellors at La w, 3 ltf Stillwater, Minnesota Territory. J. W. Bass, Forwarding Sf Commis’n Merchant Lower Landing, Saint Paul, Minnesota. W. H. FORBES, CUR COMPANY—St. Paul Outfit— A Also Dry Goods and Groceries, corner of Third and ; Jackson streets. Id B. Wait A Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants, HAVE opened at the store lately oc copied by C. F. Tracy, oil Third street, a general j assort men t of Family Groceries and Provisions; which I they will sell at low prices for cash or In exchange for j country produce. They respectfully solicit a share of j patronage. CHARLES MILBUKK, St. Paul, June 21, ’s2—lOy L. B. WAIT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Grocery A Provision store, IS THE RICE HOUSE. B. F. DAVIS. A. W. TULLIS. B. F. Davis & Go., HAVE Just re,-rived and opened ill the Klee House, a large stock <<f Groceries anil Provisions, which they will Sell at Wholesale «r retail, and at such prices as will in-ure quick sales. The citizens of St. Paul and the surrounding country are respectfully solicited to give us a call ami examine our goods ami prices. We will be in receipt of large additions to our stock In a few dnvs, inciudinc Dry Goods and Heady Made Clothing. St. Paul, April 30, 1853 —33tf BIM.S OF EXniAiNGK, AXI) DRAFTS on all parts of the United States, at the office of the Minnesota outfit, by CIIAS. W. BORUP. R. Y’IjAOAA, Storage, Forwarding Mr Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grain of all kinds. Fruit Trees, &c., Main st., near tie* Bradley House, Galena, 111. Refer to B. 11. Campbell & Co., Galena; W. L. Ewing k C«... St. Louis. 40y NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. Joseph X. Waggoner, wnOLKSALK AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Xo. 93 Main Sired, four story Brick Comer, Galena, 111. StpAccncv for the sale of superior Printing Pa|KT._£JS Galena, May 22. 35-y i W. H. C. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Min. Ter. j EALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, i J Provisions, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Queens ware, Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, kc. 43v SHORT, PROCTOR & Co. (Successors to Churchill Nelson.) HAVE on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hardware ami Groceries, i which they offer for sale on as good terms as any estab j lishmeiit in the Territory. i They are also prepared to store, or sell on commission, : merchandise of all kinds. j still* nlv.r,.March 5,J853—24tf DOAN, KING & Co., Wholesale Dry-Goods Dealers, , 123 AND 125 MAIN STRKKT, ST. LOUIS. ARE constantly receiving new and de- , slrnhlf styles of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS which are oirenxl at a very small ailvance for Cash, or to Mer chanta who pav their notes when due. Country Merchants will dull a ,leci,le,t advantage by an examination of the lar gest stock of go sis 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 si., Between Olive and Pine, St. T»uls, Mo., [DEALERS in Iron, Nails, Hollow U Ware, Castings, steel, Iron Axles, Ellptlc springs, Fireproof safes smiths’ Tisds, Ac., agents for the sale of Hois- Cotton Yarns, and Pittsburgh manufactures gener- _ My D. Pearce, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats Sf Caps of every description, No. 140, Main fttreet, st. Louis, Mo. Orders from up-country traders respectfully soli cited and promptly attended to. 37y French Burr Hill Stone MANUFACTORY. The Beat Quality of .vary Number 1b a» .1 Bolting Clothe. Portable .Mills. Smut Ma chines, .Mill Irons, .Mill Spindles, Screen Wires, Damsall Irons, Screws, Plaster of Paris, Sfc. ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. All articles manufactured or sold at this establishment, warranted In all respects, and offered on fair terms. 40,n6 D. L. CUNKLK fc CO. J ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR. I Have established a sale stable, rear of third door below the ‘World’s on Third street. Horses, Mules, etc., kept on accouimo dating terms, and disposed of at a small commissions. : Boarding for llotses by day or week. 36tr J. W. VINCKNT. HOME FOR THE HOMELESS. i fTIHK proprietors of Uathcarts’ addition, hold themselves X in readiness to give good and sufficient Deed*to each alternate lot In their part of the town of \jt Sueur, on the 9 Minnesota river, free of charge, to all actual settlers that ■ will improve them within the next six months, by put f ting houses thereon; and also to sell the adjoining lots at a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before the first deed Is given. The above town is the County Seat of Le Sueur county. TRUMAN M. SMITH, l Agent, St. Paul. Bun Cyphers ’ Saloon 8f Restaurant Stillwater, Minnesota. L j raxifK ilsllcscies »nd stibsUntlsl* of the muon on hand t • X At all hour*, done up In tba well ealabllahed style of SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK. RICHARDS, CLARKR a CO., Bankers and Dealers In Exchange. Collections made throughout the Ter ritory, and remitted for at current rates of Exchange. Saint Paul, July 23. 1863—45 tr J. M RICHARDS & CO ,” Grocers. Importers , Sf Commision Merchants. 337 Water street, and 246 Lake street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. I Agents for New Bel ford Whale Oil Factories. Agent* J for the Forest River White Leal Factory. Agents for t Sheboygan Falls SaleratUs Factory. Agents for Marsh’s | Pateut Oil. 45tf CHORRITZ, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of St. Paul, that he has male this place his residence, and la desirous of giving lesson* on the Plano, Melodeon and Organ, and instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr. Horrltz Is confident that his experience In teaching music In Ger many, France, and this country, will enable him to give satisfaction. All orders left with Messrs LeDuc k Rohrer will he promptly attended to. July 30, 1863—46tf MINNESOTA DRUG STORE. HP. SWEET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed • to the Post Office, opposite the Falls. In Stevens’ Block. Every thing in our line constantly on hand. Or ders from upper country promptly filled. St. Anthony, August 20, 1863—49tf Rogers House. Roberts Street Near Fifth, ‘St. Paul, Minnesota. THE subscriber has opeued accommodations for board ers, lodgers and travelers In the large brick build ing situated as above, where he will be happy to accom modate to the extent of his ability all who may offer. His terms are reasonable, and ills talde furnished with all that the market affords. lie hopes his exertions to please will command a reasonable share of the public patronage. 2-41tf JOHN ROGERS- Win. Illingworth, \ITATCH AND CLOCK Man- Jk 7 v ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth J. street, St. Paul, begs to return his sincere thanks MAfllp to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and support since his arrival from England, And hopes through strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. X. B. Having had thirty years experience in Manu facturing Clocks and Watches, of every description, he feels himself competent to undertake any work intrusted to his care. Xew watches made to order and wheels cut for the trade. WM. ILLINGWORTH, 2-18 Watchmaker, comer of Jackson and Fifth. £3" A beautiful assortment of French and English Le vers and Lcpinc**, and American clocks, both new and second-hand, constantly on hand and for sale at the above place. C. F. BUCK, Attorney at Law, Mlnneowah, Fillmore Co., Minnesota Territory. J. C. NORTON. A. M., M. L>., Physician and Surgeon, Mlnneowah, Fillmore, Co., Office at the Wilkin House. Will. R. Marshall. Jos. M. Marshall. MARSHALL & CO., (Sligo Iron Store, Saint Paul.) DEALERS in Sligo anil Common Iron , Steel, Black smith’s Tools, Eliptic Springs, Axels, Nails and all the heavy hardware pertaining to an Iron store. Also, Plows and Agricultural Implements. 2-52 y C. J. POST. u. PRESLEY. C. J. POST & Co., Wholesale and Bet ail Grocers. Produce and Provision Dealers, St. Anthony street, St. Paul, opposite the American House Ylartin D. dark, A RCHITECT & BUILDER, would A inform the citizens of St. Paul and surrounding country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter and Joiner work that may he intrusted to his care, with neatness and despatch, and in the latest styles of Archi tecture; also stair building. For plans and specifications, call oil the aliove at Ids residence on Fort street. Having devoted Ids time for many years to his business In the East, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. 2-17 y John Bradley, Carpenter and Builder. Point Prescott and Willow River, Wisconsin. IX 7 ILL attend promptly to all business VV entrusted to Ills charge. REFEBKNt ES.—The houses helms built during the past year in the towns above named. 43y Clr, W. Borup. Ch’s H. Oakes. BOKITP A OAKES, LI AVING formed a Co-Partnership L 1 f„r transacting an Exchange and Banking Business in all its various branches, will he prepared to furnish sight and time exchange on the East, and principal cities oi 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 punctuallv attended to. BORUP &. OAKES. St. Paul, Minnesota Territory, June ‘26, 186*2. Office at the Minnesota Out tit building. 40y. New Harness Establishment. THE subscribers would inrorm the citizens of St. Paul and all the country round about, that they are con ducting the above business In all its branches, on Third street nearly opposite the Post Office, where customers can he supplied, on short notice, with all kinds of Har ness, Bridles, Saddles, Fly Nets, Trunks, Valises, Whips, etc. MARTIN DREW & CO. St. Paul, April 20, 1863. 32y BOOKBINDING. THE subscriber would respectfully infuiui the citizens of St. Paul and Its vicinity, that he is now carrying on the above business! n the 2d story of Spencer’s new build ing, on the corner of Ffth and Roberts street. try- Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and periodicals. 'JAMES MACKINTOSH, feb 7 21 ~ tf J. R. BR: WSTER, House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. St. Caul, Minnesota Territory. New Tailoring Establishment. Third street—Two door, above the Pool Office. Snri.ZE ts M ATI! ES having Just opened a new Tailoring anti Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment at the above place, will he happy to serve their friends ami the public in general, In their line of business. Being practi cal workl they feel contident of giving general satis faction. They will keep on hand an assortment of Fash tollable Cloths, to which they Invite public attention. St. Paul, May 28, 1853. 2-37 y MRS. mTuSTOAKES, a-Tv Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner. LA .OAlso ; Fancy Dress Caps, Cloaks and Dresses, cut and made to order, St. Anthony street, nearly op posite the Rice House, St. Paid. Mrs. 8. lias Ju-t returned from New York with a large Mttck of every article ot goods in her line of business, ail of the best quality and latest styles. She has also a line assortment of Needles. Pius, Gloves, Mits. etc., to all of which she would Invite the especial attention of the La dies of St. Paul and vicinity. 36y STOVES AND TIN WARE. At Newell's old stand on Third Street, a few doors west of Jackson street. THE subscriber will keep on hand constantly a good assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole sale or retail. Also, a general assortment of Stoves. Order* from country dealers solicited. N. B. Repairing done on short notice. GKO. RUSSELL, Agent. St. Paul, April 30, 1863—33 v MISS SALOME LERCH. Fashionable Milliner, Dress Sr Mantua Maker, ANNOUNCES to the Lelies of St. Pitul and vicinity, that she la prepared to do all kinds of work In her line, at her residence 111 St. Paul, on Minnesota street, be tween Fifth and Sixth streets, below the Carpet Weavers. Every thing done cheap and In a workmanlike manner. Plrue give her a call. Angcat 27, 1853—60tf B l URNING FLUID —A good article for lamps, for sale b 7 BOND 4t KELLOGG. I • r EYE AND EAR. M. C. COOK. M. D., Office, Corner of Second and Pine eta, St. Laaia. M... DR. COOK respectfully Informs bis friends and thepub t 11c generally, that having devoted ihe last Twenty Years to the study and practice of the diseases of the Ffe and Ear, lie tenders his Professional services to Ihe afflicted, || and from hla long experience and unusual success In re f ! storing to health 111! action diseased Kve. and Kara, he fools confident In restoring the moil Inveterate cue*. Office—Third Street, City Cash wraaa & MERCHANT WHOLESALE HEALERS Sf IN READY-MADE FURNISHING BOYS’ & CHILDREN FASHIONABLE BOOTS OATS ANI) Roberts Street, Saint Hall of Summer Goods READY-MADE AT NEW And 25 per cent cheaper in the Also a large stock of BOOTS AND At loss than cost Is the place where you will find Paul, on Third street, one door June 25tf CLAFLIN, ALLEN WHOLESALE BOOTS & ,\o. Hi, Main st., between ST LOUIS, ARE now receiving an ill their line, to which they purchasers. Having every goods at the lowest rates, they amination of their stock by those city or country trade. Their stock will he replenished reason, it being their aim to he at fresh and seasonable goods. Mart’ll 26, 1853—28tf St Paul Iron & *I*HE subscriber having 1. place formerly owned by U. having thoroughly refitted it, is castings of all descriptions on the Mill Gearing, Shafting, Boxing, in as good style as can be found in Steam Engines and Threshing short notice. Stoves of ali kinds plates, doors, griddles, etc. mode to order. Also Brass and all descriptions; Babbit metal, best materials and warranted. Old Iron, Brass and Copper Castings. St. Paul, Juno 4, 1853. 3Sni6 ST. PAUL subscribers hereby give engaged in establishing an and Commercial Garden, Paul. They have now on hand a Pear and Cherry trees; both dwarf trees; grape vines, Currants, etc. choice roses, 6 varieties of Cry »anthemums, M-rry, Weeping-Willow, nany other articles ill the issnrtmeiit of Victoria Pie Plant. Persons desirous of purchasing cles, may leave tlielr orders at miles out of the city, or at the Paul. We shall l»e able to till any dwarf trees next full, from our April 30, 1853—33tf DR. J. H. DAY has removed his Post Office. N. B. Those Indebted to the ni»>n for immediate settlement. WmiMY'.s J) A WSXJI JiJ! Cor. Third and Cedar IHIS Gallery was Daguerreotyping, and Is BKST of Apparatus. The light is approved scientific principles. best endeavors to please those patronage. All arc respectfully amine specimens. Red Wing BY ANDRUS Boarders hv the clay or best farce the Minnesota market with pleasant and comfortable game 1 ami excellent Trout fishing In Itv, wilh scenery unsurpassed in Mississippi region. [July 16. Corner of Main (1 W. BIDDLE, late of J* liently located in St. Paul. application tohls profession, beautiful assortment of plain and to insert from one to an entire set ic pressure, with a beautiful gum, restoring tin* mouth to its teeth permanently saved by tracted with as little pain as diseased gums restored to health. August 27, 1853—60tf Ou*]q iia-3 'l) J HAS Just returned from New stock of Bonnets and all Millinery Also, her nnsal assortment of wear, comprising dress Gloves, Thread, Needles, Pins, the latest Imported varieties in upon her old friends and call. Winter Northwestern ON MONDAY next, the 28th leave for Galena, and will tion to anv business that may he after which trusty messengers will Paul and Galena every siness with the American enabled to transact business In such as: Transportation of light and and Specie. Particular altentlon paid to siness usually done by Express Freak Oysters will be every trip. J. C. E. V. Hoia ombe, ) A. J. Whitney, > J. C. Bukdank. ) Nov. 19, 1863 HMf Groveland Garden Between St. Paul and St. THE subscribers would invite those who wish to set out fall or the coming spring, to that have been growing In the to three years. In connection Davenport, lowa, they are either standard or dwrrf trees of tion that Will be required for Currants, Gooseberries, in the ornamental line, such as and the various kinds of such establishments. < Irders are respectfully to set out fruit trees or embellish have not a sufficient quantity on mand, we hope to receive orders to make up the deficiency at the where we exi*ect to spend the addressed to us or left at the Paul> SL* Pul, Oct. 10, 1883. 2000 ° v,rco * u '»" Red House,


ocr: \ ! j i j KICIPS SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes -L3 of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at tbe Depot* 116 Water street* Now York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to order. STEARNS Sc MARVIN, (Late Rojf, Stearns 4’ Co., successors to Rich k Co.) 140 Water st., and corner Avenue A and St. Mark’s Place, X. Y., Sole Proprietors of Rich’s Patent, and the only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s ftud Rich’s Patent.


ocr: PAMPHLET, HANDBILL AND General Job Printing. r PHE Proprietors of the Office, have recently made extensive additions their stock of Book and Job Printing material. assortment now embraces all the Mill 1 of Plain ami Fancy Type. They are consequently pared to execute all varieties of printing in a manner surpassed any where north of St. Ijoiils. We charge small profits and execute all orders despatch. Both of us being PRACTICAL PRINTERS, We superintend all work entrusted to the Office ourselves, an 1 allow nothing to leave our unless it be executed In a WORKMANLIKE MANNER. We rely upon the public for a liberal share of patronage. A sLx-k of Plain an*! Fancy Letter Paper, Flat Cap, Folio Post, fete., *>n hand for printing. Printing cards of different kinds, sizes and colors. June 26. OWENS & Burbank & Co’s IS now prepared to transport light and valuable at reduced rates, aud will also attend to a general press business. Messengers twice a week per Nominee and West ton. Office at tlie Warehouse of Coiistaus fee Burbank, daPs Levee, St. Paul [April 22. CLOTHING AT NEW YORK PRICES. Hanford, Thayer & JIA.VI FACTI lIKIIS, AND WIIOLKSAI.K READY-MADE CLOTHING, GEXTS FURXISIII.XG GOODS, SIIIRTS, ERS, INDIA R ÜBBER Sf OIL CL 0 No. 190 Main Street, St. Louis, Nlissouri. HANFORD, THAYER & CO., are now In receipt their immense supply of NEW SPRING embracing every article in the outfitting business, they pledge t<> sell at Eastern Prices. Constantly baud tin* lanjcst assortment of SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, to he found in St. Louis. We respectfully solicit a call from Merchants St. Louis, before making their purchases. Orders Promptly Filled. HANFORD, THAYER fet St. Louis, March 2G, 1853—23 tr ESTABLISHES TVi.>: CHARLES BARNARD. W. D. W. BARNARD & Co. I-10 Main street, (opposite the Bank of the of Missouri) St. Louis, Mo. JOBBFits AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS* OILS AND Glassware. White Lead, Medicinal Window Glass Red Lead and Wines, Putty Litharge ' Garden seeds Indigo Varnishes Perfumery Madder Turpentine Chemicals Spices Brushes Fancy Articles. DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIAN'S* SNIP AND PATENT MEDICINES. Our stock is 0110 of the most extensive and complete the. West, aud will lie found well worthy the attention Hrwjtjists, Physicians and Merchants purchasing our city, as we are prepared to meet any cither for cash or prompt paper, on usual credit, satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. WHOLESALE ACI ENTS FOR DR. STORMS EBRATED SCOTCH COU(ill CANDY, One of the most popular and efficatious cough ever introduced into the Mississippi valley, over packages sold in the city of St. L<*uis ill one year. WANTED—Beeswax, Flaxseed,and Ginseng. St. Louis. Fel*. 12, ISs3—otf CLAFLIN, AL LEN & STINDE. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & No. Si,.Main st., between O/ire and ST. LOI'IS, MO. ARE now receiving an extensive assortment of in tin ir line, to which they Invite the attention purchasers, Having «*v, ry facility for obtaining goods at tlie lowest rat**s, they confidently solicit au amination of their stock by those wishing to purchase city or country trade. t Their stock will he replenished frequently during season, it being their aim to be at all times supplied


The Minnesota pioneer. [volume]

ocr: (jULISOU. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Attorney at Lavs, Hudson, St. Croix (hunt y, YY'is. . JOSEPH ROW RON 7 Aotury Public and Land Agint, llwlson, Si. Crvt r County, Wisconsin. PRE-EMPTION’ Claims secured, and entries made by Military I.and YVurrants. Blank Deed* andJ .Mortgage* constantly on haud, and conveyances care- i fully ami promptly attended to. i i -1 ,


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. JJaul, Ulmivsota, THURSDAY, JUKE 2,1853. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Nonpariel type or its equivalent.) TR ANSIENT A DVFRTI SF.ME NTS, *1 on pci square of i j lilies, for the first insertion, mul 5C rents per square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS Our column, ..... $lO 00 Haifa column, - - - - - 30 00 One fourth of a column, • - 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six line* ami undtr ten lines, 7 50 Over ten line, and under fifteen linns, 10 00 For ull change* ordered hi advertisement*, a charge will be made, of 30 cents per 1000ein* composition. We agree to ihsrge the above prices, uniformly, for advertising St. Paul, March 2llh, 1952. J A MM M. GOODHUE—Pioneer. 1> A. ROBERTSON—Democrat. OWENS A. MOORE—Miutiesotian. ■nu ■» ii


ocr: THE MINNESOTA PIONEER St. Paul, flliimraota, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1853. RATES OF ADVERTISING, (Xonpariel type or its equivalent.) rR.ANSI ENT A DVERTISEMEXTS. $! 00 persquare of 12 lines, for the llrat insertion, and 50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. One column, ..... SSO 00 Haifa column, - - * . '3O 00 One fourth of a column. - . 20 00 Business Cards not over six lines 5 00 Over six line* and under ten lines, 7 50 Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, lb 00 For all change* ordered in advertisements, a charge xvill he made, of 30 cents jier luOOetns composition. We agree to charge the above prices, uniformly, for adverti-oig St. Paul, March 24th, 1852. JOSEPH R. BROWN— Piercer. DAVID OLMS ED —Democrat. OWENS i MOOilK—Mir.nesotian. , '


ocr: OF renaming in the Post Office at St. Paul, Sept. I, 1853. A Atwood Lncien Allen VV II Aoditor Territorial—2 Atkinson Rev Lewie Adams Joseph Alspach Cluistiao Allen Mr* J W Aduma Lt J A B Brown Byron Bingham John Y * Hrown Jas T Briggs Mr* Mary Brown John F Bixby Mr* liunnah Brown Isaac Bell James Brown A C Bingham George E Bertram Geo M Baker M G Blakely Teera Bernard Hu her Br. nd Horace II BnoJtr.ui C J Baker M G Blair Ghaa - 2 Bolden Ezra J Burke A L Bower* Chas E Burt Esq John M Bower* Gha* Berry 1) 1) S A B»by Win W Barbour Dr N C Cook George—B Case C F.—Ju* A Go<»k Janies German John Ghi ‘soil \Vm—2 Goat* Mrs Martha < *s«iiMghiin Robt W—2 Gumming* Robert GrayeruftSll Gnrlan John Case Esq Hardy Clark Abraham Clapp* addle Smith—4 Combe Josiah I) Dunbar C A Donnognn Dunca n S Deei: John —2 Dooley Andrew Dutton Fzra Dodge lletnan Decker James E Eads J D Esson Miss Isabella Ewing Oliver ll—2 Evans Mr Jost.ih End* colt fi .Moiso Eerl Clement D Elliott Joseph P E.bit ger Jacob & David F Toe Braden E Franklin Sami Fletcher Geo (I Fawcett Thus Fertey G \V French Mr* Mury Foster Dr H Farnum R Foreman J W Franklin Otto Farrow A Fernald Samuel R 2 G Gate Chin A Garvie S B Esq Graham Harrison Gibson John II Hanna Esq Jas llanens Robert llullhrook Geo W Holland B J Harlow Sinnl R Hall Amoi W —2 Hall Mr Phillip Hall Rachel Harlow Mrs Ge!e»to Hupp G 3 Henderson William G Hill Geo G Hough James T Holmes Joseph T Holmes .Mrs J u s I li;ff Mrs Martha Ingerhnm John 11 iff James Irvin Wiimm sun Junes Irvin i imm J Jackson Thomas Johnson T.uther G Johnson Marcus Johnson Miss Mary E Jo.iason L G Jackson MiuLouim K Kimball Mr* Ann* Kellogg Juliu* Kingsley Cyrua \V L Lewis Ja* 3 Leonard Rev T L Lyon James Lawrence Mary Agnes Lawrence Mi*«M A Lee Mr H l.**e Miss Mariha Lowater E I* Loomis >lr J Laurie Geo—2 Lawrence Antoinette M M May Mis* Ann M;idi*u Miss Ellen Mitlcr Mr A 11—2 Mover Henry I. Madigm M s' Mary Mnx.xell Mi** Mattie \V A-. *< - Mis* J-in 1 * M—2 Martin James —2 Muibews 8 .Merrick John A Mar; .a Wm W Martin Mrs Louisa Miiiicv.» Aaron Morgan Mr Isaac D Moag Valentine Miller Lyman Muter Ephraim Me M< Kinney Dr Sain J—4M*:l.aughlin John M 'l'»p*-ii J P D—2 McCain R Mehwen St Hill—3 McGrath Robert MeCafierey (. isper N Nir knol* Nette Augustus—2 ISouisfc Mrs Mary C Nickerson Warren—2 O O’Coul Miss Margaret Owen .Mr John Oiiv'.r Rev D.vtd Owen .Mr G P P.nker L G Pettijohn Mr Eli Parker Mrs Anna—2 Pike Capt A Parker J A Price James Pain er John—2 Phillips Mr James Peebles Jared E Powell Mi*s Henrietta N Pa r»oa* J a Qii;an \\ B—2 Quinn Suiaihiei F R Rodmund Leonard Russell Harvey Y Rodgers Mis P ltouc h Mr William Roberts Mr* Margaret Robinson A I) Robbins Dr A B—2 Rhoade* Ephraim Ross .Mr Stephen Rice James > ivailibure Catharino Rea Samuel Row I moon Jus II Rayntr Harrison Rison Jaiue* Reed Joseph S Sergent Henry A Sweenev William A £h a Michael Sears Mr S 8 Swan Andrew Stratton Mr Daniel—2 Smith Dr E B—2 S'.urman 8 S Simmon* Mrs Julia Sanford E V 3 Slorer Daniel M Summers Mr C B Sumno rfi-Id John Shaw illj Stoat Mr Geo 8 haw E II Fn.tth Mrs Sarah Snow John G Si moods Israel Stevens Major Sprn David A Strop* Mr Chas 2 Se«!> Ira O—2 Hhorer Mr* Stiepard John Smith Nehetnia Smith Hon Robert Smith Edward Stafford Mr Stephen Stillman Jt Simeon O- Sheldor. John N JjU T Turner Deh!»! Them Simon Trussed! Salma Taisey Albert 'I ill mg Geo ’I haver JB V Yayenger 8t Bsaiy W Walker Lucies VVilsey William Winchester Frederick Walds Mis* D Wird John *■ Wells Mark Wiliiama D D Wood William Webber John V’—3 Wright W P 3 Wilson Elicit? —7 Wood R VV Wanson Eranct* Willey Andrew F Winas Aimer B Wiley Robert C West G B \Yebb Geo—2 Wilson Sumuel McKee Wocdly Mr (J Y Yought John M FRENCH JidittGardipie or Autoine Mors Mnnson Berar Bettis Martin Mon* Maxime Yanasse Andre Godfrey I j | ' . i . 1 j j ' . 1 | l i j ; ! i 1 i


ocr: hotels curt Uantrbfna Hjouscs. ST. P.Vf L HOI SE. TIIIB hottee, formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being tlie original hotel of St. Paul, at the corner of Third Jk Jackson Htieets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit, is tho roughly repaired, and remodelled,and with the addition* now made to it, is one of the most spacious and conve nient hotel* in town. Hiving talon a lease of it, and fitted it up throughout with iu-xv furniture, I inviie the Ivavelii!'* public to call upon me; believing Ihev will find lids house eipiul lo the best, in all respects. The charges wall be very model ate. UEOIUaE WEILS. £l. Paul, July J!», 18.72. tf si. Fa I I F EMIPER AX CE HOISE^ MV name i- MOFFET. My Bounliug House is on Jackson Street, at the lower end of Saint Paul. To find if, yon keep straight up front the steamboat landing, to the sign of a triangle, at the north end of the bridge. Mv house is large, and for prompt payment every week, I initial to furnish good Lie at the very lowest price. LOT MOFFET. St. Paul, .'fay 22, 18S1. '> ly. V. I LEVA HOUSE. TMIE sub-erihi r lias provided for the acconirnodtilioit of boarder-; both by the day and by the vvec/r, \\ till or without lodging—at very moderate prices. Inquire for th* (, ,!eua House, at the first building on Huberts street above Third, opposite \A iuueA Cooley As t hulling t«>re. jitlT-lt-ly Win. THI'SsON K. MMMaair in mii


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ocr: RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder’s Patent. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Safes 1 ’ Of various sizes and patterns, with and without pow der proof locks, for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street. New York. Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made order. STEARNS & MARVIN, (Late Roff, Stearns fy Co., successors to Rich fy Co.) 140 Water st., and comer Avenue A and St. Place, X. Y., Sole Proprietors of Rich's Patent, and only makers of Salamander Safes combining Wilder’s Rich’s Patent. WM. CONST A NS, Agent, St. Paul. October 23, 1852—6tf