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% SBwklq Hinnesotian.
First Ward Primary Meeting.
At a meeting of the people of the First
Ward, held at the store of J. S. Fryer, P. P
Furber was called to the Chair, and Daniel
Rohrer appointed Secretary.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to
ballot for candidates to be supported for
Aldermen at the ensuing election, when
Win. Branch was nominated for 3 years,
and C. H. Scliurmeir for 2 years.
The following gentlemen were nominated
for School Inspectors:
Parker Paine, for 2 years ; P. P. Furber
and A. W. Torbert, for one year.
The following Delegates were chosen to
the City Convention: John A. Prince, J.W.
Bass, Daniel Rohrer, Ferdinand Knauft, A.
T. Chamblin.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting
were tendered to Mr. Fryer for the use of
his room.
P. P. FURBER, Chairman.
Daniel Rohrer, Secretary.
People’s Convention.
At a meeting of the Delegates elected by
the several Wards of the City, convened at
the Court House on Saturday evening. May
sth, for the purpose of nominating suitable
candidates to be supported for the various
City Offices at the ensuing election, DANIEL
ROHRER was called to the Chair, and
G. W. Moore appointed Secretary.
On motion, Messrs. Marshall, Funga and
Prince were appointed a Committee on Cre
dentials.
The Committee reported the following
persons to be entitled to seats in the Con
vention
First Ward— A. T. Chamblin, D. Rohrer,
J. W. Bass, J. S. Prince and F. Knauft.
Second Ward. —G. W. Moore, H. Funga,
C. Bergfeld, J. Yurgy and H. Bergenfolst.
Third Ward—Q. P. Pond, J. M. Marshall,
J. Y. Wren, J. B. Irvine, J. Markley and
D. C. Cooley.
The Report of the Committee was ac
cepted and adopted.
Mr. Cooley moved that the Convention
now proceed to the nomination of a candi
date for Mayor. Carried.
Dr. Wren moved that the nomination be
made by a viva voce vote. Lost.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for a candidate for Mayor. Messrs. Bass
and Wren were appointed tellers.
The result of the ballot was:
For A. G. Fuller 8
For R. R. Nelson 6
Mr. Fuller having received a majority of
the votes was, on motion of Mr. Cooley, de
clared the unanimous nominee of the Con
vention for the office of Mayor.
The following nominations were then
made by acclamation:
For the office of Treasurer—Daniel Roh
rer.
For City Justice—Orlando Simons.
For Marshal—Wm. R. Miller.
On motion of Mr. Markley, a Committee
consisting of Messrs. Bass of the First,
Moore of the Second, and Markley of the
Third Wards, were appointed a Committee
to attend to the printing and distribution of
tickets throughout the City.
The Convention then adjourned.
D. ROHRER, President.
G. W. Moore, Secretary.
Terrible Affray at Panama.
New York, April 30.
The steamer Empire City arrived this
forenoon from Havana. On the evening of
the 24th, the steamer Philadelphia from As
pinwall, with California passengers of March
20, from the Nicaragua steamer which went
into Panama, was at Havana. Dates from
California are no later.
A terrible affray occurred at Panama on
the 18th, between the Transit Company’s
passengers and natives, in which the former
had thirty killed and twenty wounded. The
Empire City brings three of the wounded
men. A large amount of passengers’ bag
gage, Railroad property, and property of
individuals residing near Railroad stations,
was destroyed. All baggage at the freight
houses was rifled. Among the killed were
Michael Yettem, of Orleans county, Ver
mont, R. W. Marks, of Walker’s army. Of
fourteen dead at the freight house, one man
only, that of Mr. Stokes, was known—
Among the wounded are W. H. Hunter,
Theodore Desaboy, Secretary to the Ameri
can Consul at Panama, and Mr. Palmer, of
tiie Railroad Company, all residents at Pan
ama.
Also George 0. Field, New York, James
Parker, Bangor, Mr. Stevering of Providence,
A. Swan, of Maine, Pat. O’Ncile, of San
Francisco, Mr. Treadle, of Hancock county,
Ohio, Rev. J. S. Elwood, late of Graham
■> lie, South Carolina. All of the above were
pr« nnptly attended to by the Steamer and
1 -thmus Physician.
The passengers upon whom this outrage
was committed left San Francisco, March 20,
on the steamer Cortes for San Francisco, but
landed at Panama, hearing of Walker’s
troubles.
The Hptchinsons. —The brothers Hutch
inson are now all here with their families,
prcparatoiy to taking up their residence at
their new home in Meeker County. Judson
and John arrived by the Golden Era. Asa
preceded them some days ago.
1 umigration Not less than six hundred
regular settlers of our new lands arrived by
the Granite State and City Belle on Friday
evening and Saturday morning. A large por
tion of those on the Granite State were
M elsh ; and those of all countries on both
boats were bound for the Minnesota Valley.
The number on the City Belle was 350 grown
persons and ninety children who were old
e nough to set at table, besides babies in arms
of a number that we would not undertake
to count. The cabin of the Belle when she
landed, presented one of the most interest
ing sights we ever witnessed. This colony
—the men all hardy farmers and mechanics
—is from New York City and the adjacent
parts of Connecticut and New Jersey. Most
of them embarked for their new homes on
board the Reveille on Saturday evening. I
Oar City Finance*.
At a meeting of the City Council on Sat
urday last, the following report of the City
Comptroller was presented and accepted:
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
the City of St. Paul:
Gentlemen : The following report of
the finances of the City of St. Paul from the
date of my last annual report, (March 20th,
1855) to May Ist, 1856, is respectfully sub
mitted :
Transcript from the accounts on the bock* in thit of
fice upon which this report it bated.
~~i f] hU i dr: II or: | _dr.
llTown St Paul 3,634 66 1,092 66 ! 2,492 11
2 “ ord.on Int 1,287 03 1,977 2f | 22
3 a « D ot«• 330 50 611 86; 184. b
4if ark’t House 610 00 632 001 73 00
6 Licenses.... 6 00 3,036 00 3080 00
6 Exhibitions,. \ ® 1359 00
7 Wharfage, • • „„„ 1 > 339a0 13 ° 9 00
8 Bd. of nealth 1,091 20 1,09- 20
9 City Asses’nt bOO 00 COO 00
10 Poundage,... WOO 350 00 *
11 cm tv Survey** •».>() oc 5 > ■
" Interest. .. .. 370 S* | 30 00 310 87
!a First ward. . 1,140 84 2,229 63 ! 1018 79
14 Second do .. 1,36 jlO 1,817 48 1 452 3 I
16 Third do.. 1,833 60 3,Gil 13 j 1742 63
16 CltyGovm’m 6,631 77 1,164 60 Cf* o'*" 0 '*"
17 “ Marshal- 6,031 00 6,00 l 00 1
18 “ Justice.. 1,164 60
19 Fire Dep’nmtl 800 09 800 00.
20 City St. Paul 3,017 49 14.336 65 I i 133 06
21 CityTreas’rer -22.422 21117,712 16 4,630 06
22 C.ty Treasury 15,753 75| 16,831 32 j 1 077 57
66,403 42 65,438 4*2 21,079 0J21079 01
RECEIPTS.
Rent of Market, 532 00
Licences, 3,085 00
Exhibitions 65 00
Wharfage, 1,359 00
Poundage, 20 00
5,061 0)
Marshal’s pr ct. coll. $5061 QO 506 10
4,555 90
Less amount not paid in,.... 373 12 4,182 78
Rec’d from City Justice,. 1,104 oO
Col. by Trcas. of Tax Lists,. 13,047 20
Less Treasurer’s per centagc 652 33 12.394 87
$17,742 15
EXPENDITURES.
P’dou Town oid. on iut. 1,287 03
“ “ not “ 330 50
Rent of Market House, 610 00
Licenses Refunded, .... 5 00
Board of Health, 1,092 20
Assessments, 600 00
Survey, 350 00
Interest, 370 87
First Ward’ 1,140 84
Second “ 1,365 10
Third “ 1,898 50
City Government, 5,584 77
Fire Department, 800 00
City o! St. Paul, 1.874 90 17.309 71
ASSETS.
Taxes 1855 and former years unc01.59,375 01
Balance due from City Marshal, .. 372 12
$9,747~13
LIABILITIES.
Due on town ord. bearing int. 690 22
“ “ not on “ 18136
“ City ord’s outstand. 1,077 57 1,952 15
Balance in favor city and wards, $7,794 98
Of thisam't:—due Ist wd. 1,088 79
“ “ 2d “ 452 38
“ “ 3d “ 1,742 63 3,283 80
Bal.in fav. City over all liabilities $4,311 18
CITY TREASURER DR.
To Tax List of City and Wards for
1855 and uncollected balance of
former assessments 22,422 21
Am’t rec’d from City Marshal, 4,182 78
“ “ 4i Justice,.. 1,164 50
$27309,49
CR.
By t’wn ord. on int. red'md, 1,287 03
By “ not “ “ 330 50
“ Interest paid on above, 370 87
“ City orders redeemed, 15,753 75
17,742 15
Treasurer's pr ct. for coll. \ 652 33 18,394 48
Balance uncollected, 9,375 01
$27,769 49
CITY MARSHALL DR.
Am’t rec’d on Rent of Markt,s32 00
“ Licenses, 3,085 00
“ Exhibitions, ... 65 00
“ Wharfage,.... 1,359 00
“ Poundage 20 00 5,061 00
CR.
By Treasurer’s receipts,.. 4,182 78
“ lOprct. for coll. $5,061. 5C6 10 4,688 88
Balance due the City, $ 372^12
CITY JUSTICE DR.
To am’t coll. Fiues &c. as per Rep. 1,164 50
CR.
By ain’t p’d Treasurer as per reepts 1,164 50
First Ward in Account with the City.
CR. By Assessment of 1855, 2,229 63
DR. To ain't overdrawn 1854, 60 47
Acct Owens & Moore, prtng 20 25
“ M. Cummings, 26 00
“ W. R. Miller, 8 22
“ Alex. Rev, Lumber,. 740
“ Jas. A. Case, 56 75
“ ord. in fav. St. Com.. 500 00
“ acct. Jas. A. Case,... 30 75
11 ord. in fav. St. Com.. 200 00
“ acct. Jas. A. Case,... 9 09
“ ords. in fav. St. Com. 157 00
« «< « << 50 00
“ acct. James Burke,.. 15 00 1,110 84
Bal. iu favor of Ward, SI,OBB 79
Second Ward.
CR. By unexpended bal. tax of ’54 1,6:17 86
“ Assessment of 1855, 179 62
slj)i7~4B
DR. Acct. of Wm. Murphy, 6 00
Orders in fav. of St. Com. 100 00
“• “ “ 100 00
Acct of Owens & Moore... 1350
“ Day & Grace, 32 10
“ W. L. Ames, 73 60
“ M. Cummings 100 00
“ Alex. Rey, 740
“ Jas. A. Case, 87 50
“ “ 33 75
“ “ 11 25
Orders in fav. of St. Com. 800 00 1,365 10
Balance in favor of Ward, $452 38
Third Ward.
CR.By unexpended bal. tax of 1854, 1,165 75
“ assessment of 1855, 2,475 38
$3 641 13
DR. Orders in fav. of St. Com. 600 00
“ “ “ 400 00
Acct. of Owens & Moore, 12 50
“ Baker & Bangs,.. 10 00
“ Jas. A. Case 99 25
“ “ 28 50
“ Markley A Kern.. 150
“ J. R. Irvine, 173 27
Orders to St. Coin . i.... 150 00
Acct. A. G. Fuller, 68 50
“ Owens & M00re,.... 39 00
“ Jas. A. Case, 300
“ G. L. Becker, belfry, 175 00
“ D. C. Taylor, 30 00
“ Jas. M. Winslow,... 50 00
“ C. N. Mackubin, ... 25 70 •
“ B. F. Irvine & C 0... 553
“ John Wagoner, .... 300
“ Hollinsbead & Becker, 23 75 1,898 50
Balance in favor of Ward, $1,742 63
Enclosed herewith, please find Town Bond,
Town and City Orders, which have been re
deemed and cancelled, from the organization
of the present City Government, in April
1854, to May Ist, 1856, amounting, togeth
er with the interest paid thereon, to the sum
of thirty-three thousand six hundred and
fifty-four dollars and ninety-two cents, to
be destroyed, or disposed of as the Common
Council shall deem most expedient.
F. McCORMICK,
_ . City Comptroller.
Saint Paul, May Ist, 1856.
ISSTThe “Free Press” has been discon
tinued, we presume, as it has not its
appearance on the streets since Saturday
What can the matter be?
|t. ffaal Stoainwa Cattis.
*. W. IRWIN. _ A * *• ,O,M
Irwin Sc Jones,
A TTORNBYS AT LAW, St. Paul, Minnesota. Office
/X tho office of tli* U S Marshal, corner ol St Aatho
•y end Market streots. Pec 6,— lydfcw
H, J, AMES* IBAAC TAN ETTKN
AMES & VAN ETTEN,
Sttorneys and Counsellors at Law , and Solic
itors in Chancery.
Office corner Third and Minnesota streets, St. Paul, M.T
G. D. GILFILLIN,
A TTORNKT AT LAW, Office, opposite Borup &
/rL O >kcs’ Banking House, Third street, Saint Paul.
l»ec 14 - ( tf ) _
HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER.
ATTORNEYS AND COITNSELLOHS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. Office the same
as the one heretofore occupied by ltice, nolliushead anil
BI WJL*nOLMNSnEAD, GKO. L. BECKER.
St. Paul, May 31, 1855. Je2dtf__
Emmett & jtioss,
Altorneye and Solicitors.
ST’ ILL attend to professional business
V V m the various Courts of the Territory. Particu
.r attention given to the location of Land Warrants,
u' lug and selling of lands, See. Land warrants foi sale
for cash or on time. Office on the coruoruf Wabasha*,
nd Third streets, St. Paul Minnesota.
\t, KMMETT*
July 1,1862. HENRY L. MOSS.
WM. SPRIGG HALL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commis
sioner for Maryland.
OFFICE Corner Third 6c Wabashaw Streets, opposite
the Post Office, St. Paul. Feb 28
John B. Brisbin. Horace R. Bigelow.
BRISBIN & BIGELOW,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
OFFICE BANK ROW,
Corner Third and Minnesota Streets,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
J. DANIELS,
Attorney and counsellor at law, office
on Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
ANDREW C. DUNN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law A Notary Public
Office Empire Block, St. Paul, Minnesota.
H. L. CARVER. J* W. M’CLUf O.
CARVER & McCLUNG,
Attorneys and counsellors at law, and
Commissioners for Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
Michigan and Wisconsin.
Office on Third near Cedar Street, St. Paul, Minnesota
Jan. 13, JBs6dtf
IOHN B.SANBORN. THEODORE FRENCH.
SANBORN & FRENCH,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Commissioners for Ncw-York , Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
OFFICE IN TUB RICE nOUSB, ST. PAUL, MIN.
E. M. PATRIDGE,
COLLECTING and Agency Office. Couyeyancer and
Notary Public, Roberts Street, Dahl’s Book Store.
June li-Utf
SWWVLKER R T SLAUGHTER
WALKER. &. SLAUGHTER,
s.m mm jm. V **• »
Office on Third S'reet , near Cedar, St. Paid, Ml
WILL attend promptly to selecting and entering
Lands ; to the purchase and sale ct Real Estate
on Commission. Loaning Money, Collecting, Payment
of Taxes, etc. Nov2Bdlf
D. Michaud,
Dealer in groceries and provisions.
Liquors, Ac., Roberts Street, St. Paul, M T.
Louis Buccliucr,
litikxh ■c m. b* bh
Brick Building, North East Corner Third and
Cedar S’reets, Stint Paid.
53” Entrance on Cedar Street.
MISS R. A. BAKER,
Fashionable Milliner and Dress Maker, opposite
the Post Office, Third st., Saint Paul.
IS in constant receipt of all the late New York and
Pails stj les of Bonnets; and also of all the late pat
ters for dress making.
53" Keeps on hand a general assortment of Gloves,
Hosiery, Kmbr.de erics Flowers, Ribbons, etc.
I. R. IRVINE. J. M. STONE. F. M’CORMICK.
Irvine, Stone & M’Connlek,
Dealers in Real Estate, St. Anthony Street, near the
Winslow House,
VKYILL buy and sell Real Estate, local el and warrants,
▼ Y pay taxes for non-residents, and attend partlcu
arly'to conveyancing and the making of plats and town
ship maps. Farming lands, city and town property for
sale.
St. Paul, Aug. 29, 1861.
CHA’S E. MAYO. E. BANGS, Jr
CHARLES E. MAYO &. CO.
(Successors to F. S. Newell.)
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Tlardwari
and Cutlery, Manulacfurcis ol aud Dealers In
Stoves and Tin Ware,Third street, between Mluuesota and
Roberts street, St. Paul, Minnesota 17
B. COOLE Y,
ARTIST,
rillßD FLOOR, EMPIRE BLOCK,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Dt. 9, 1864 dtf
SAINT PAUL IRON STORE.
NICOLS & BERKEY,
Successors to Marshall 4- Co.,
IY7HOI.ESALE DEALERS IN IRON, CAST AND
Plow Steel, Nalls, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Ham!
and Sledge Hammers, Crowbars, Ellptic Springs, Axles.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes, Cable ami Log Chains, Pitts
burgh Coal, etc. A liberal discount made to the trade.
Wabasha street, St. Paul, M. T. May 4daw
Henry H’Kenty,
Dealer in Real Estate,
third street,
ST. PAUL, M. T.,
JAPAN VARNISH,
BY Barrel or Gallon at
Septß BOND & KELLOGG
J. STARKEY. C. G. PETTLY3.
James Starkey & €O.,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Third St., St. Paul, Minnesota Territory
All business in connection with the above promptly at
<ended to: Military Land Warrants located advantage
ously; Taxes paid; Collections made; and Loans nego
tiated.
MARTIN DREW,
jRJANUFACTURER of all kinds and quail-
ITJL ties or Saddles, Harness. Trunks,
Valises, Whips, Fly Nets, Me., also, l*'
Carriage Trimming. Ail ktndsof repairing la hl>
line done in the shortest possible time. Third Street,
between Minnesota and Roberts, St. Paul,M. T.
DR. MORTON,
HAS removed his Offlce to the Drug Store recently
owned by L. C. Kinney, on Third St., two doors
below the “World’s Fair.” Dr. Morton continues his
practice as usual. tf St Paul, Feb. f
N. P. INGALLS,
Teacher of the piano forte, vocal musii
AND THOROUGH BASS. Rooms lu the Baldwin
School, St. Paul.
P. S. Piano Fortes tuned. [March 22,1856.
MURRAY & WELLES,
Attorneys and counsellors at law, st
Paul, M iunesota.
Will attend promptly, to all business eulrusted hi
them ; will pay special attention to ti c location of Land
Warrants, the payment or Taxes, tke examination oi
Titles, and the investment of Money.
B WELLES, Commissioner of Deeds for Con
necticut, and Ageutof St. Paul Fire Insurance Company
MARSHALL & CO.
Bankers and Exchange Brokes,
Cor. Third and Cedar Streets, St. Paul.
WfILL receive deposits, buy and sell exchange, deal in
* Land Warrants, and loan money, and make invest
ments for non-residents.
REFER TO
C. H. Rogers A Co , 80 Wall Street, New York,
Keen tf Taylor, 101, Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
N. Holmes tr Sons, Pittsburgh,
Kinney, Espy & Co., Cincinnati.
Bank of Mo., and Darby & Barksdale, St. Louis, Xo.
Marine Bank Chicago.
N. Corwith, A Co., Galena.
Flagg & Savage. Quincy, IU
August 24, 1866 dtf
Luther B. Guernsey,
Attorney and counsellor at law, and
Commissioner for Indiana.
(J* Office over the store of Nicole A Eerkey, Waba
sha street, St. Paul Xlnnosota. [aplffy
X A Sacka Bio and five gacka Java Coffee for sale by
X. V7 B. F. IRVINE A GO.
C. W. CHRISTMAS,
....County Surveyor of Hennepin County,....
/"AFFERS bis services to Us fallow cttliens a* Surrey
w or and Draughtsman. Office and residence me mile
above the bridge, at Minneapolis, on the bank of 'hertv
•r. (wly
J. W. Bass. a. O. Lewis. Dana White
J. W. BASS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lower
Warehouse, Steam Boat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
THB subscribers would respectfully announce to the
public that they will continue the Forwardingand
Commission Business at the above named place; and
from their experience aud facilities, confidently hope to
merit your patronage.
St. Pan! April 1,1856. 1 1
rkim: owed.
EDWARD A. HOLMES. WILLIAM F. PAVTE
HOLMES & PAYTE,
PURVEYING ENGINEERS AFD DRAUGHTSMEN,
Offer their services to the citizens of St. Paul, and
will execute with accmacy and dispa,eh any w<rk that
may be entrusted to them.
AUJtindsof Mapping done to order on short notice
and rea-onable terms.
Office, over Marshall’s Bank, corner Cedar and Third
Street. Entrance onCedar street. [Feb. 7,1865;
A. H. Mosley,
Third Street, opposite the Minncsotian Office,
MANUFACTURER and Dealer nu M a
Wffiß in ail kinds of HATS, CAPS, fj&FMMa
EmSM FURS and GLOVES, has also gyajjSgjj|
constantly on haud a large as- BissSw
sortment of INDIAN CURIOSITIES nd Gentlemen’s
Furnishing Goods.
ne would also inform the la lies and gentlemen of
of Minnesota, that he is now prepared to make up all
descriptions of Fancy Furs, ladles’ Riding Hats, Caps
and Gloves at the shortest notice.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Highest market price paid for furs and deer skins.
St. Paul, June 24, 1864. 6m
DR. G. HADFIELD,
Homeopathic Physician)
Office, 3d street, over Morse 4- Co’s Shoe Store.
Residence, first nouse below the Steps leading from
St. Authony Street to the Upper Landing.
N. B. Dr. H. wishes it to be distinctly understood
that when his services aie rendered, he expects his pay.
St Paul, Oct 23-tltf.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY!
Mrs. h. W. Mayo,
Third Street, SI. Panl,
IS now prepared to supply ail the LADIES who may
favor her with their patronage, with the prevail
ing styles of the NEW YORK AND PARIS FATHIONS
for Millinery and Dress Making.
My Stock is replete, with ail the most exquis te can
desire In Dress Hals and Trimmings.
Silks of the moire antique, in all colors, with the rich
moss trimming to match. I have a few of the PATENT
SKIRTS, a new article of dress, which, for the present
fashions, are inde pensible.
A large lot of Furs in sets, of Mantle Muff and wrest
iets, at all prices.
Dress making executed in a superior manner.
Oct 2-dtf
C. B. Price & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every vo. iefi, oj
Steamboat, Hotel, House Furnishing i. ml
FANCY GOODS, WOODEN AND
WILLOW-WARE,
AND all kinds of Baths, Water Coolers, llefr.gera
lers, Ice Chests, Provision Safes, &c., Ac., Sail,
ntliony Street, Saint Paul. [Sepls, 1 '66
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE
B. W. MORSE & CO.,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Boots and
Shoes, Third, near Cedar St.
Bt. Paul, Jan. 8. tf
J. FROST
IS now receiving a large and well selected stock of
Goods, from below, which he will uispose of at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among his assortment will be found 3 tons of Bacon,
a large lot of Pork, Flour and Corn-meal; 100 bushels
Apples and Peaches, Sugar, Coffee and Teas of ail kinds;
Soap, Candles, Starch, Tobacco, Rai -ins, Figs, Candy,
and every thing in his line in great abun-'ance. All ol
which will be sold at the lowest cash price,
may 17 tf No. 84, Third Street, St. Paul.
STEES & HUNT,
TTNDERTAKERS, Corner of Third
L/ and Minnesota streets, St-Paul, Minnesota.
Punctual attendance given in thlslineofbnsincssatall
hours, upon the most reasonable terms.
53” We have received a full stock of Metallic Buria
cases, to which we wovld invite pubilcattentioii.
St. Panl Iron and Brass Foundry.
F. GILMAN, Proprietor.
JAETILL and Machinery castings, Building Oolwns,
ITJL Window Cap-, Sash W eights, Cauldcron Kettles,
Sleigh Shoes, ice., &c. Iron Turnings, Brass Castings
and Pattern Making done to order. Babbit Metal con
stantly on hand.
St Paul. Aug 30 -lydaw.
KIEFER & CO ,
Practical Upholsters
Holland Place, St. Anthony St., St. Pnnl.
Mattresse, Spring-Mat trrsse, Lounge and Bed
ding Ware House.
Church Pews trimmed in the neatest styles.
Sepl 20-dawly
1856] H. F. McCLOSKY, [1856
Wholesale Grocer,
Dealer in New- York Salt, Provisions etc.,
Forwarding <ij- Comm ission Merchant
No 32 Levee and New Railroad Depot, Galena, 111.
Minnesota Land Agency,
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.
Carlos Wilcox,
notary Public and Conveyancer,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
AND GENERAL AGENT.
Office in the United Statet Land Office Building ,
Minneapolis, Minnesota Territory.
SURVEYING and Plattlngof alldescrlptlonsdone with
accuracy Particular attention given to surveyine
and locating government lands In the pineries and else
where in the territory Gold and land warrants are in re
quest, Investment made or loans negotiated, collections
made and taxes paid ; agencies solicited Strangers ant?
citizens wishing to locate, sell or purchase lands are lc»
vited to call Claimants can mate advantageous arrangr.
ments with us for rhelr purchase money Valuableprop
erty now and always on hand In the embryo cities of
Minneapolis,St Anthony and St Paul; also, lmpro.-ed
farms, rural and pine lands, all of which we offer on the
most liberal terms He respectfully solicits and hope* te
merit a ahare cf public and private trutt
g 10, 1853—dAwtf.
LAND AGENCY.
/d QJk ACItRS for sale. Good farming land
" partly cultivated not Lirfrom S .Paul
These lauds will be sold or rented In quantities to suit.
C. MEYER A 11. MIXDKX.
Cor. Seventh and Broadway, St. Paul.
C. MEYER AND H. MINDEN,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, will attend to the surveying
and dividing oi land, drawing of maps, charts,
architectural plans and designs of buildings. Specimens
of work to be seen In our oltice. As we are In the pos
session of the best instrufbents, with all the latest im
provements, we are prepared to do all business correct
and with despatch. [March 3-dawv
ANOTHER MAMMOTH STOCK!
The Boston Clothing Store Replenished!
G. G. GRISWOLD
WAS just returned from the Eastern Cities with a
T. large, fashionable and select assortin' lit of
3LL JJVJD tVIJVTER CLOTHIA'G !
jJbien.ng of every article usually found In his lino of
trade, lie has Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers, Hats and Caps, Cloaks, Shawls, Hosiery, Uondker
chiefs, Cravats, Collars, Ac., Ac.
In short, his stock Is a complete one, and the largest
ever brought to SI. Paul. It has been selected with tbo
greatest care, and with a knowledge of the wauts or
those who reside in tills climate.
FOB THE LADIES,
He has a beautiful assortment of Furs,deslgned to pre
vent the “winds of Heaven from visiting them too rough
ly.”
FOB THE GENTS,
He Vas Shawls and Fur Overcoals, of various kinds, to
protect them from the “rude blasts of winter,” In this
byperboreau region.
In short, his good 6 aie too numerous for enumeration,
but If you reader, or any of yonr friends will call on him
he wtu be pleased to show you a beautiful and valuable
array of Clothing. Sept 26 dtf
J. S. SEWALL,
OIVII, BFffC3H»rEBn
Offlce, Poet Office Building, St. Paul, Minnesota
TO THE PUBLIC.
*fter Monday, the 7th of January, the Offlce
2* •* the Second Ward, in the City of Saint
**• open tOT business in the tad story of the
n r idlng formerly occupied by J. B. Fullerton on third
IVa *• patbidge,
*n ly 1856 Justice of the Peace.
WHITNLrS GALELRY
©&«iraa®a©'®¥®a®»
Cor. Third and Cedar sts., St. Paul.
'T'HIS Gallery was built expressly for
Daguerreotyplng, and Is furnished with the VEBT
BEST of Apparatus. The light Is arranged upon the most
approved scientific principles. The proprietor uses his
best endeavors to please those who favor him with their
patronage. All are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine specimens. 40
jr. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la Groeerie
AND PROVISIONS,
And Forwarding and Commission Merchant
St. Paul, AT. T.,
HAVING made arrangements to enlarge his business
lor the coming season .‘he flatters himself by the
manner in which business will be conducted, fully com
petent to attend to any Commission or Forwarding busi
ness that may be intrusted to his care.
He keeps constantly in store a large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions, wholesale and retail,
such as Coffee and ijHgar of all grades, Molasses, Syrups
Teas, Spices. Soap, Candles, Codfish, Suiter, Cheese,
Butter, Boston and Soda Crackers; Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco, Candy, Dried Apples and Poaches, Flour,
Corumeal, Oyster?, Sardines, Washboards awl Wooden
Ware of a 1 kinds, anl in fact every thing else usu 1 y
kept In his line.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Marshall A Co.,St Paul, N. Oorwitli Co. Galena
“ Brown $* Fletcher “ W. B. Willis St Co “
“ B F TToyt St Sons “ J A Packard St Co **
“ W S Gilman, St Louis G W Campbell St Co «
North-Western Land Office,
TIIIRD STREET,
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
B. F. Hoyt & Sons,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Lands bought , sold and entered; Land Warrants lo
cated on the most libera! terms ; Lands , Town
and city property bought and sold on commit -
Sion; Wild and Improved Lands, Town
and out lots for sale in many parts of
the Territory.
IN Selling Real Estate we offer to guarantee twenty
four per cent, advauce at the end of the year on so
much of the property sold as shall be paid for in hand.
Information given in tefcreuce to Red Wing and the
surrounding eauutry.
A Surveyor and Notary Public constantly in atten
dance at our Office. Also, a German salesman.
In addition to our real estate business, attention will
be paid fo the collection of debts tree of charge. De
posits taken. Money loaned f„r others. The best and
most satisfactory reference can be given.
Aug 9,1865 B. F. HOYT fc SO N.
St. Paul Book Bindery
AND
BLANK BOOK MAJVUFACTORY,
Third <gt.. between Minnesota and Roberts,
OVER PRESLEY’S GROCERY &. PROVISION STORE.
/r{Wfsltws VIIE undersigned, having completed his
MjttlSiiJbA arrangements for the munuiacture of
BLANK BOOKS, is now prepared to fur •
wAaiißshM? liislt Blank Books of every description,
ruled and hound to any desired pattern, with or wiihout
p-iuted headings. Particular and prompt attcnt.on
paid to orders from County Officer.-, Banks, s*c.
Bill heads, Shipping Bills, Nr., ruled and printed to
order.
Magazines, Periodical XV. 15„ ft i., bound in any
sijlo. Packages coulalnft i.r.*lt t .u.’or binding at
tended to promptly. X i iJISfNGTON.
Aug. 24, 1855
LEAWjIOS & FIWOjS© ©7©^
KESSLER & RIEHL,
Importers, Tanners & Curriers,
Rice Hous*, St. Anthony St., St. Paul.
WE are now receiving and offering for sale the fol
lowing articles.*
French and Geiman calf and kip skins
Tampeco ami Madra-, French and grain moroccos
French and German patent calf
Cape bindings, kid, calf
Spanish sole leather
Oak do do
General assortment or Findings etc
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
Kip, calr, upper and bull leather
Topping, I.inning ami pad skins
Harness and skirling
Buckskin and Calcutta lace leather
All description of buck gloves and mitts, etc.
Ca-h paid forhiJcs,De.. ran I Sheep skins and allktnds
furs. Oct 2 dtfr
Central House.
E. L. BRONSON, Proprietor,
WOULD respectfu l}' apprise the public that he ha
thoroughly repaired and renovated this old am!
iavorite house, ami is now prepared to accommodate the
’raveling community upon the most reasonable terms.
Boarders taken ’-y the day or week. His tab o will at
all times be supplhnl with tl e holcest viands o* the sea
son. A number of attentive servants will always“he in
attendance. Jan. 1-dtf
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FREDERICK FREUDENRICH,
ASSIGNEE, would respectfully give notice to the
citizens of St. Patti and vicinity, that he lias now
opeued and for sale, at the house lately occupl.d by
E. Howitz & Co.,
a fine lot of Books and Stationery, of every variety,
which will be disposed of at libera! prices.
Mr. VOS HAMM conducts the business el the House,
sept -28-dtf
TRUMAN M. SMITH.
BANNER AND
Dealer in Deal Estate,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Interest allowed on time Deposit. Particular atten
tion paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate, l.oan-
Ing Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment or Tax
es, etc., etc. oct 17-tf
WHITE KID GLOVES.
CATnCART & CO. have Just received by ‘‘American
Express,” a full assortment of ‘‘Alexandres”
white and colored kbl Gloves.
Foster & Dr is.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
HAVE built a large ami commodious Warehouse a
the Rapids, where they arc ready to store and re
ship freight. They also keep a well selected sto, X. of
Of all kind.-; Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, anil Read}
Made Clothing. People need not go to St. Paul to bin
their goods, for we are bound to sell goods as cheap a'-
they do In St. 7anl, and all we ask is to give us a call
before going there.
All kinds of country produce taken In exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash.
Aug 14, 1855.
Groveland Garden and Nursery.
Near the Half Way House between St Paul and St
Anthony.
WE have the pleasure of offering to the public the
coming spring, a choice lot of Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahlias, etc, aiso Garden
and Flower Seeds, In large or small quanties.
Feb. 1, 1855. L. M. FORD & CO.
Established in 1851.
NORTH-WESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company,
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
TIIE cheapest and safest way of transporting light
and valuable Goods— Specie and Bank Note*.
Patlcular attentlor paid to the collection of Notes,
Bills. Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and Sale of Mer
chandise.
Lost freight and b eggage looked np and delivered to
owners, etc., etc.
Messinqers Serai-Weekly.
53“OFFICE —At the Book Storeof Howitz St Co., op
posite the Post Office.
J. C. BURBANK It CO., Proprietors.
St. Paul. Nov. 11. 1856. ,| tf
INSURANCE.
3KNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford. Connecticut.
Phoenix Insurance Co-, nartford. Conn.
Nov 19,1866 HENRY A. SWIrT, Agent.
New scene of Operations.
W««U™ 4 CO. have removed their Tailoring am'
-*-w burnishing Establishment to tlic opposite side of 3c
street from the place heretofore occupied by them, and
bare received by late arrivals as line and fashionable a
stock of seasonable Dress and FurntshiugGoods as could
ke purchased in the Eastern cities. Thej respectfully ask
that gentlemen will cal! and examine their elegant Cloths.
P e *“ B **, Ac., before trading elsewhere: sat
isfied that in reference to the articles wanted, their prl
ces* and their fashionable styles of cutting and making
np garments, they can suit and./! ail sustomers who mar
offer. They also keep on hand a general assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And every article in the gentlemen’s furnishing line tha
may be called for. Store and shop on Third, between
Minnesota and Cedar streets, two doors below theMinne
sotlan Office, NEIHADS Sc CO.
April 251864 tf32
Piano ior Sale.
AFIRST-RATK second hand Plano ior sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore, opposite the Post office
St Paul, Oct 1 1-dtf.
Land Warrants for Sale.
A ND Land entered on time.
xM. Peh 11,1866 E. S. Rnr.yprrv
jOEtwellaneous Cark
HAMLINE HOUSE,
WILLIAM D. CHILLSON, Proprietor.
RED WIND, MINNESOTA.
THIS House U now ready for the accommodation of
the Travelling Public. It Is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The rooms are pleasant and
airy, and the Proprietor Is determined thatnoihlng shall
be wanting to make guests feel at home.
itj- Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free of
charge. (.Red Wing, may 11, ’66
SAINT LOUIS HOUSE,
A. G. McKENZIE, Proprietor.
THE location of this popular Hotel is distinguished
in Minnesota history as being near Fort Shelling,
on the bank of the Mississippi River, and Is a desirable
resort for pleasure seekers, or those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
cares of business for the purpose of recruiting enervated
health. The new proprietor promises additional Induce
ments to the public for a liberal putronage. JeSdtf
MANOMIN HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBER hastaken the above House,ln
the pleasant village of Matiomln, eight milts
above St. Anthony, and Is now prepared to accommodate
the Traveling public with the very best fare the country
affords. The house Is furnished with every accommoda
tion to be found in any country ; and aside from the sub
stantial of life, the bc>t wines and litinors that can be
procured, may always lie had upon call. The Stabling
of the Manomin House, either for emigrants, Teamsters
or Drovers, Is superior to that of any other public house
ou the road north of St. Poul.
May 24dawtf A. J. WII LIS.
Temperance 1 House,
Jackson Street, Between Third and Fourth,
SAINT PAUL, M. T.
J. W. MABON, Proprietor.
f 1 OOD Boarding by the day, week or moiilh on easy
*M~ terms. Good stabling attached. A share of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Stages call at this House daily for Passengers.
Sign, Square and Compass. [Jan 29, 1866 lyw
The Falls House,
BY ANDRUS DURAND,
Cunnon Falla, Minnesota.
#3- Boarders by the day or week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance of
game and excellent Trout fishing In the Immediate vicin
ity, with scenery unsurpassed in any part of the upper
Mississippi region. [June IS. 44tf
CHISAGO HOUSE,
W. W. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR,
Taylor’s Fails, Minnesota.
Persons travelling to Lake Superior will find excellent
accomm-datlonsal this House.
Ang 15 1855
THOMPSON & HAYNER
Attorneys at Imw,
No. 25 Nassau street, New Yrrk City.
Andrew Thompson, Henry Z. Hayner.
edward f. parker!
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
HASTINGS, Minnesota Territory.
Aug 31-dtf
ABBOTT & KINGMAN,
]R«\\NUFACTUHKRS of SASn BLINDS alii! DOORS,
iT-H. Flooring, Siding and Shingles, dealers in Locks,
Kuubs, the. Orders for planing, Circular ami Scroll
Sawing, executed at short notice. Factory. Clark St.,
between Taylor ami Twelfth; Sale Room, 120 Clark
Street. Chicago, 111.
A. VAN VORHES,
A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
A Law and Solicitor In Chancery, will attend to all
professional business intrusted to his care,ln thedificrcnt
courts of the Territory. [Stillwater, 1852.
GEORGE A. NOURSE,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
Office opposite Spooner’s Building, Ijnver Town,
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
References. —Prof. Parsons, Law Sc Can -
bridge; Prof Parker, do do; non E G Lorlng, <’o 2: ;
Chief Justice Shaw, B iston ; non C C Lorine, do ; T J I)
Fuller. M C, Calais. Me; K B Wash bn me, M C, Galena,
111; Dutton.Richardson & Co, Boston; Batchclder, Mann
Si Co. do; Stephen Brown & Sons, do; R P Uptou, Esq,
St Anthony.
Minnesota Laud and Collecting Agency.
DELANO T. SMITH,
ATT OR N E Y AT LA IV,
And Dealer in Real Estate,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Office, next door lo the United States Land Office,
MINNEAPOLIS. M. T.
Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, &.C., bought
and sold, money loaned, properly and titles examined,
investments and collections made; Land Warrants Loca
ted; Land entered and sold on • rcdlt. J 3” Agencies so
llciird; Interest allowed on special deposits.
All business entrusted to him will be intended to with
promptness-and lid. lit". [Oct 20, 1856 dtf
EDWIN C. BECKER,
ATTORNEY AT LA tV. and General Agent. Superior,
Wisconsin. Real Estate bought and sold, Taxes
paid, and all the business of a General Ageucy attended
to with promptness. Je26tf
WILLIAM COLVILL, Jn.,
Attorney at Law. Notary Public, Sc General
Land Agent,
RED WING, GOODHUE CO., MINNESOTA.
March 6, 1855. tr
D. W. WEI.LM AN
WELLMAN & JOHNSON, ~
CIIVIL ENGINEERS. Saint Paul, Minnesota. Al
l kinds of Sutveying, Mapping, etc., executed to
order. Office over l)aj ton’s office, opposite (lie Pos
Office.
We are also agents for Messrs. W. & L. F.. Gurley,
Instrument Makers. Troy, N Y., andean furnish instru
ments ol tiie tirst quality at lower rates titan they can
he obtained any where else In tiie Territory. Specimens
of them may be seen at our office.
SAM’L G. SLOAN,
Beal Estate Broker and
CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE. ST ANTHONY ST., ST. Paul, M. T.
Lat '1 bought and sold on Commission. Money loan
ed and investments made to tiie best advantage.
Deeds, Mortgages and other legal instru
ments neatly and accurately drawn.
Oct 27-dtf
LEVI E. THOMPSON. THEO. E. PARKER.
THOMPSON & PARKER,
Attorneys Sf Counsellors at Law
® “I Stillwater, Minnesota Territory.
EDMUND B. OTIS,
3ttarnn( unit Cmmsrllnr nt Inin,
Ao. 1, Dexonshire street, Boston, Mass.
Commissioner for Maine, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Mis
sour) and Minnesota.
April 16,1864 ly3l
JEFFREY T. ADAMS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office corner of Main and Front streets, Mankato City,
Minnesota Territory. y *
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.
THIS place is situated on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand rlver.at the head of Lake Superior, and
possesses a better site, a better harbor, and greater ad
vantages for a commercial city, tlian any other point in
tiie Northwest, and is equalled in prospective ImD.rt
ance by Chicago only. y
The proprietors have a clear, undisputed, and unin
cumbered title t.» the land ttpoii which Superior is laid
out, and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same.
Superior was laid out during the past season, and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants, a largch
tel, a number of stores, a commodious pier, with
houses, and is in all respects the most nourishing new
town in the West. The county-seat, aU. S. Land Office
and Post Office are located here, where the Mississippi
and Lake Superior U. S. Military Road, now In Course o
construct hn,.connecting with St. Paul, terminates. It
Ik .* t / , ™ lul ot ‘he projected railroads to
the head of Lake Superior. Tiie “Soo” canal will he
open by June, after which time four lines of lake steam
ers will run to Superior—one front Chicago, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; tine vessels having
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills and a printing press are nowon
the way to Superior and will be promptly set to work.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the
proprietors to be sold by tiie undersigned to actual set
tlers on easy terms, and to provide a fund for extensive
public improvement. Liberal appropriations have been
made for public purposes—parks, churches, railroads,
etc. ’
. 53- la order to correct the misapprehension arising
from the similarity of names, It is proper to state that
“Superior City,” about the titleof which alegal contro
versy exists, is another and different place, and in a dif
ferent lownabip from Superior.
53“ Maps of Superior are signed by Thoa. Clark, sur
veyor, and Wm. H. Newton, agent and attorney for pro
prietors, and may be aeen in the principal hotels of SL
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buf
falo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase lots, or obtain Infor
mation can apply to Wm. H. Newton, Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. WM. H. NEWTON,
Ag’t and Att’y for proprietors of Superior
•- 1855. daw«m
Important Arrangement in Railroad
CONNECTIONS.
UNDER the new arrangement of the Illinois Central
and Galena and Chicago Union R. u. now run an
Express train for the aocommcd itiou of throngh travel
between Chicago, Dnnlietb and Duboque, leaving Chi
cago at 9.16 A M, and Dunlelth at 8.15 a m, running
hrough in little over nine hours. This train stops only
at a few of the Important station'.
The evening train from both Chicag?) and I)nn:eith
make regular connections throngh, thus securing twice
dally communications between Chicago, Galena and
Passengers bound to Ca’zo, St. Louis, New Orleans,
Terra naute, Madison, Indian*puds, Cincinnati,Colum
bus, Louisville. Pittsburgh* Wheeling, Baltimore,Wash
ing! m City, Richmond, Philadelphia, andl to all raids
of Maryland, Southern Pennsylvania and Y irgluia, and
all points on Illinois Central Uailroad south of Freeport
will leave Dunleith as heretofore at 6.30 a m, and 6.10
r ivj. These trains stop at all points tn the Illinois
Central Railroad and make connections as follows /
At Dixon for points on Dixon and lowa Central Road.
At Sfendota for Burlington and Quincy, and all points
east and west on Chicago, Burlington and Quincy line.
At LaSalle for ltock I-land and nil points east and west
on Chicago and Hock Island road. At Bloomington for
all points ou Chicago and Alton Railroad. At Decatur
for SprtngfleW, Naples, Jackson and all points on Great
Western Railroad. At Pana for all parts of Missouri
and Indiana. At Sandoval for St. Louis, Cincinnati
and all parlsof Kentucky.
The stock of cars and engines have hern arranged for
a large Freight and Passenger business the present sea*
soil.
For Tickets apply at th» Ticket office in Dunlelth at
the Passenger Station House. For further information
apply to J AS. C* CLARKE,
Supt. North Div., Amboy.
J. li. done,
Grncial Supt., Chicago.
GEO WATSON,
ap2odawtXor Sup't South Div., Centralis.
R BLAKELEY. J C BVRBANft
Territory of Minuesota--Districl Court, 2d Judi
cial District—County of Ramsey, ss.
Amanda E. Richardson, 1
vs. > Summons for relief,
avid Richardson. )
To David Richardson, Defcngant:
In the name of the United States, You are hereby stitn
m.c?d and rtq’ ired lo answer the complaint in this
action, which said complaint is on file In the office at
the Clerk *f this conri, for the county aforesaid, at the
city of Saiut Paul lu said county, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber a
bis office in the City of Saint Paul aroresaid, wlthiu
thirty days after the service of this summons on you*
exclusive of the day of such service; nd If you fall to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesahj*
the plaintiff in (his action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
D. COOPER, PKPs. Aliy*.
JJated at Saint Paul April 3, 1856.
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ON THE
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BY
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350 Pages and 130 Fine Plain and Colored Lithographs
and Plates. *
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or fivecopies to"one dollar. Mailed free of postage to
any part of the United States.
N. B.—Those who prefer may consult Dr. La Croix
upon ativ or (lie diseases upon which his book treats,
either personally or by mall. His medicines o.ten enre
| ln the short space of six days, and comeplotcly and 011-
i tlrely eradicate all trace* ol those disordirs which co
i paiva and cubebs have so long been thought an antidote,
' to the rnln of tin; health of the patient. Ills “French
! Secret” isihe great continental rtniedy for that class
i of disorders, which unfortunately physicians treat with
mercury, to the Irretrievable destruction of the patient’*
! constitution, an l which ail the sarsaparilla lu the world
I cannot cure.
| Dr. I.A CROIX’S medicines are free from all mlner
! al poisons, and put up in a neat and compact trem which
can he sent by Expre.s or Mail, and may be taken in a
public or private house, or while travelling, without ex
j pom re to the most intimate friend or room mate, or
' hindrance from business or study, and no important
1 change in the diet is necessary. Medicines si nt lo any
j part of tlie Union according to directions, safely and
j carefully secured from observation. Office removed
from No. 51 Beaver street, to 31, Maiden l.ane, near
I Broadway, Albany, New York. [Feb 28, 1856 I}W
GROCERY AND FEED STORE
IN CONNECTION WITH
G.A.JOHNSON
NOBLES’ MILL.
fnAVK established at Larpenteur’s Old Provision
Stand, Third street, next door above Jackson, anex
icnslve GROCERY AND FEED STORE, which will be
supplied with Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts, and al
other products of my mill on Trout Brook. Also, wil
bo kept constantly on band a general assortment of fresh
Family Groceries and Previsions.
All orders left at the store for anything In my line,
will be promptly attended to and the article delivered
free of charge iu any part of the city.
July 3, 1855 WM. 11. NOBLES.
Joseph A. Sargent,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Carver, Min. Trr.
WILL practice in all tiie courts In this Territory,
and pay strict attention to business entrusted to
his charge. Particular attention will be given to col
lections, paying taxes, enteilng lands, securing pre
emptions, and entries made by Military Land Warrants.
Orders for conveyancing and the making of abstracts
of titles solicited.
Ezra Carter, Collector of Cmtoms, Portland, Me.
Jadge Win. S irgent, Rockland, Maine.
J. P- it N. B. Hubbard. Hiram, Maine,
narrison Barrett, esq., Washington, ». C.
Chatles I). GilflUan, Attorney at Law,St. Paul.
J. E. Fullerton, E.-q.,St. Paul.
A. McElrath, Attorney at Law, St - Paul.
C. it A. Billion, West St. Paul, Dakota Co.
L. H. Griffin, Merchant, Carver County.
March 11. 1860.
War in Kansas.
ON account or the troubles in Kansas Territory, Colt’s
Revolvers, Dirk Knives. Rifles. Shot Guns and Im
plements ot all kinds, from fine Pocket Cutlery to the
rugged breaking Plow, and a large assortment of House
Furnishing Goods, Wood on ware, Tinware, and Stoves of
all kinds will be Sold to the peaceable citizens of Minne
sota, cheap for cash, and to coa itry Merchants, at a lib
eral discount, and on very accommodating terms.
BAKER it. BANGS,
At their old stand, Brick Store, ■ or. Third and M Innesota
Streets. [Feb 8,1856 w
Louisville, Minnesota.
TIUE proprietors of the above town would call the
attention of Emigrants and all others to the ad
vantages of this place.
It Is situated immediately below tiie Little Rapids,
which Is practically tiie load of nar ration on Hie Min
nesota River: and being on the only high ground nut
subject to overflow of the River In Hie vicinity of the
Rapids, we c msi ler ifs location superior to any other
towns on the river.
AVe have one note], onp s‘ore. an 1 a steam sawmill
will he in operation in a lew weeks. There is also a
j good Warehouse convenient to the I.Hiding.
We have good steamboat navigation to this place at
ail seasons when not closed by Ice. As a point foj the
, various mechanical branch -s and for mercantile business
it cannot be beat, as the country on both sides of the
’ River is unsurpassed for farming purposes, ami thickly
settled.
Liberal inducements are offered to nil who wish to
locate in a new and flourishing place. We invite all to
cotne and see for themselves, and not be deceived by
Humbug Railroad meetings, etc. The advantages of
Louisville are obvious to ail. Wo have no pas works
here; come and see before you Inve-t or locate,
H. H. SPENCER fc CO.
Louisvffie, April, 1856. [ad24daw3m Pio copy
Notice.
i TVOTICB is hereby given, that an application
Inl made to the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, for the County of Ramsey and Territory of Min.
Monday of May 1866 TtlT 0 * I* 111 Court
Monuay or aay ism, at the opening of the Court oa that
d or “ fatter as said* appßcaX c.n£
‘m ?owv°* e th * A,le y ß ,n Blocks numbar
<*> fonr > (*) Ore, (S) andalx,
Dlat ffr, 00 t 0 B *’ nt Pm1 * “ »*M d <>wn on the
piaror said addition on record in the office of the Regis,
terot Deeda for (he County of Ramsey aforesaid.
March 4,1666 a. M. TCBBRt.^
ProprietorfHr
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