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The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
ST. Helena Hon. F. II. Hatch.

One of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings of the democracy Of St. Helena,
ever convened in that parish assembled at
Greensburg on Saturday, the first inst for the
purpose Of nominating representative and par
ish officers.
It taffords us great pleasure to know that our
able and talented friend Hon. F. ii. Hatch,
received the unanimous nomination of that
meeting as the candidate for the Legislature.
A most admirable selection, and one which we
think will command the full support of the
democracy, together with many of the old line
substantial wings of the parish, who well know
and feel the true interests of their parish in
aiding to send SO able representative to the
Legislature.
Mr.. j. D. Kemp was nominated for Sheriff;
Cade E. Strickland, Sr, for Clerk; John
Hutchinson for Assessor, and Philip Williams
for Coroner This is most excellent ticket,
and carries with it the prestage of certain vic
tory. Boys, be up and doing.
We are happy to learn that the old patri
archs of the parish are reused in opposition tc
this new wild crusade against the constitution
and the liberties of the republic, under the
fitting name of Know Nothngism, and thei1
grey heads and silvered locks were conspicuous
among the masses of this large and spirited
gathering. Three of these venerable and re
vered citizens, Col William George, Thoma
Wainwright and Abram Womack, ST., wer
named a committee to inform Mr.. Hatch o
his nomination, who accepted the high compl
ment thus rendered to him, in expressions
sincere and patriotic thanks. Old st. Helen
is disenthralled
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
A Test.

On Monday next, the Sd of September, an
election will be held for Judge of the Seventh
Judicial District to fill the vacancy oecasloned
by the election of Mr.. MEnRIcK, to the SUI
meme. Court The District is composed OF the
Parishes of East and West Fcliciana. The
candidates are j. b. SMITH, American, ana
Cynus RArLIrr, Democrat. In the ola party
contests the two parishes gave at least 100 de-
mocratic majority. PIERCE received 2lo ma,
ority in them The election on Monday VIII
be probably an exciting one. A full vote VIII
be polled, and the result will serve as tolera-
bly accurate test, of political feeling in the
District, and. as q precursor of the vote in NO.
vember. We look for q close contest. Should
Smith succeed, the triumph will be signal, and
will foreshadow the doom Of Locofocoism in
that quarter.
The above article we clip from the New Or
leans Bee of the first instant, and refer to tht
result of the election in this Judicial District
and accept the Bees prediction that it is
tolcraby accurate test Of the political feeling
therein. and precursor of the vote in Novem
her. Instead OF foreshadowing the doom o
Locofocoism or democracy in this quarter, w
most respectfully submit that it foreshadow
the doom of Know Nothingism, in Novembe
in most unequivocal terms, or u little more SO
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

Da~The following letter. addressed to the
Post Master of this place, has been handed to
us for publication.
Post Office Department, Appointment Office,
August %, 1855.
SIR: In answer to your letter of August 8,
l have to inform you that the rail road COM
pany is entitled to no compensation for letters
brought to your Office by their ears.
If such letters are addressed to Clinton, you
will deliver them as drop letters, at postage
of one cent each. If they are intended fol
transportation by the mail to places beyond
your Office, you will forward such as are pre-
paid and retain such as are unpaid, treating
them precisely as other unpaid letters held VI
for postage Respectfully, your obf serv't,
ST. Jno. b. SKINNER,
Acting First Assistant p. M, G
PM Clinton, East Feliciana, La.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
Judicial Election.


An election for Judge Of this Judicial
District, composed Of the Parishes Of East and
West Feliciana, came of on Monday last. In
this parish, the democratic candidate, Cyrus
RArLlrr, ESQ.,, received q majority Of 7s, and
in West Fclicana, majority Of l, over his
competitor, J. B. SMITH, Esqr., the nominee OF
the know nothing organization.
The election, in this parish, was contested
actively on both sides, and the vote was nearly
the full vote of the parish. 1t is evident from
the result that the furrin vote has increased
considerably among the natives during few
months past, most especially in the second,
third, and sixth wards. We cannot well ac
count for this, unless there be some projected
rail road or canal improvements going on in
these wards. Be this as it may, the uncontro
vertable fact stands forth, clearly and promi
nently that the "furriners are about to take
this parish" #J 0#
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
CtJxToN Ia. TUESDAY. Sent. 4th. 1855.

VLINTVN In 1ofsHD"' ooP0' 10.'' 1o"o'
AT meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee, held this day, to receive and count
the votes for the nomination Of Democratic
Candidates for the State Legislature, and Par.
ish Officers, after careful examination and
count of the same, find the following results al
returned by the committees of the several wards
who we're appointed to receive said votes.
z RETURNS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
49, NOMINATING VOTES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.
CLINTON, LA.
Saturday Morning, September, 8, 1866

na-The town still remains healthy. There was
a case Of sickness in the person OF . negro BOY
the early part of the week, which was said to be
one Of fever, This, however, has been denied
He Ia now convalescent
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
Vuzza for St. Helena, the Keystone Of the
Florida Parishes,

The GOOD and true democracy OF Old St. Helena,
aro fast assuming their original and honored posi-
,,on in thc democratic ranks They have been de-
ccved, and they now speak out in langna GO not to
bc misunderstood The secret bound or der they
pronounce. "a fraud upon the public;" they have
tried it. and they tell us the plain truth about it,
Others, in that good old parish, are also ready to
condemn and denounce 1t. Let them come forward
at once, and we will greet them with warm and
hearty welcome on their escape from the dark cav
erns of know nothingism. tEA4I IfAN aF
To the secret political order or organization
called Kho,o Nothings, Parish OF 81. he
lena.
We, the undersigned, having joined this
order, under representations made to US,
which we find not to be as stated, and be-
lieving that the democratic party and its
principles are intended to be overthrow
by it, We hereby, publicly declare, that we
cannot and will not, aid in such design and
object, aud we hereby withdraw ourselves
from all further connection with said or.
ganization, believing that it is fraud upon
the public. and that, fits designs and inten-
tions are carried into success it will over.
throw the constitution, and sweep away cv-
ry principle of self government and person
al rights. A
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
DEMOORATIC CENTRAL CLUB.

TNHIS CLUB meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at
J. their Club Room, on the West side Of the Public
Square, at early candle lighting. On which occa-
sions, democratic addresses will be delivered.
G. w. MUNDAY. President.
ISAAC n LEMON, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

BI~The election Of Humphrey Marshall
to Congress has cost the city of Louisville
one million of dollars in money, and ten
thousand inhabitants. He is what might
be called very dear representative.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

as-Information was received here yesterday, by
telegraph of the death of JAMES STEPHENSON, engi-
ncer on the Rail road He died at, or near st. Louis,
Of Yellow Fever.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

NDEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CLUB MEETING.
y On Tuesday evening last, there was grand
rally Of the Democracy, at their Club room,
in the town of Clinton. The club was address
sed by VIM. J. Lacey Esqr., who for upwards
Of two hours, enchained his large and attentive
audience with lucid, eloquent and powerful
exposition of the heresies of know nothingism.
His remarks were received with decided marks
of appreciation, and none who listened to him,
could have failed to contrast his admirable dis.
section of the tenets of the new order with the
bombastic and frothy outpourings Of the know
nothing speakers.
At the close Of Mr.. Laceys address, the
following resolutions were offered and unani
mously adopted.
Resolved, That the full and general ex
preston of the democracy Of this parish, il
the nomination of candidates for the legisla
turc and parish officers, commands the supper
and approval Of every democrat in the parish
Resolved, That we hereby ratify the SAT-
nominations, which have been made, as tn
free, full, and unbiased choice Of the democra
cy, and will use all vigilance and honorabl
exertion to secure their success on the frs
Monday in November next.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
To the Party and Order kno,cn as Kno'o NO
tbings and TO the Public

things and TO the Public.
BE known, that from and after this date,
we do, of our own free will and accord, alb
solve ourselves from any connection with
the aforesaid order Born in a land where
the people arcsovereigns, and nurtured un-
der the auspices of a constitution, framed
by the wisdom of our fathers, guaranteeing
to us freedom of religion, freedom at the
ballot box, to vote for sch men and mea-
sures as our judgment may dictate, we there
fore and hereby, declare our intention, nci-
ther to remain or act with any party or or
ganization, which does not openly or pub
licly maintain the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States in all its parts.
Parish St. Helena, this 25th August 1855.
S. Kirby,
j. King.
j. Underwood,
}. w. Toney,
w. Zachary,
]. j Dennis,
j. r. Hatfield.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

So THEY WILL ALL SOON Go--Mt. Pisgah
Wigwam of know nothings, in the Parish of
Winn, concluded on the twentieth ult,, with
one dissenting voice to disband. All the good
democrats of that parish are leaving the or
der, now that they find how they have been
deceived. Know nothinigism wont suit the
honest people Of north Louisiana.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

August, 1866.
S. B. Wainwright,
J. b. Underwood,
G.. Hornsby.
Thos. /. Mcpherson
Laurence Beluc,
Daniel Mcdaniel,
w. S. Bates,
/. G. Tate,
John b. Womack,
w. II. German,
II. p. Womack,
Abner Womack,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

aS-The value of Know Nothing Arithmetic can
bs seen BY examining The returns OF the Judges
election.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
WEST EELICIANA.

Total: Ratliff, 2l5, Smith, 2ll.
say-There is an error in one of the precincts
above, as Ratlif's majority is but one.--ED.
pU-The Tallahassee (Fa.) Sentinel learns
that the caterpillar-has made its appearance
on the cotton plantations in that vicinity, and
is making rapid progress,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

1. FOR DISTRICT ATTUKNE1.
Mc-We are authorized to announce w. FERGUS
HERMAN, as a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
the Seventh Judicial District. je 10
i1nI5ff FOR CONSTABLE.
nn-We are authorised to announce CHARLES
SEAMAN, as n candidate for Constable, in the Fifth
Ward. aug IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

/ For the November Election.

sr8 FOR MAGISTRATES-FIFTH WARD.
nsa-The undersigned is candidate for JUSTICE
or THE PEACE, for the Fifth Ward
az iH G. w. REESE.
nss-We are authorized TO announce HENRY
HAWFORD as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
for the Fifth Ward. So
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
JUDICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
EAST FEIICIANA

Wards, !. O. g. A. s. g. 7. g. Total
Ratliff, 16 As lO4 l6 ll6 40 IL % $50
Smith, IA IS 60 II 100 ~ IL 81 107
Scattering: 4.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

by these returns it appears that BYTHELL
HAYNES, and GEO. H. JONES, are nom-
mated as the Democratic Candidates for the
State Legislature that WILLIAM PAT
TERSON is nominated for the Clerkship, w
w. MOORE, for the Sheriifality, JOSEPH
DRAWDY, for Assessor, and THOMAS L
NcGHEE, for Coroner.
EDW'D DELONY, Chairman.
ISAAC N. LEMON, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08
Stand BY The Constitution.

In Louisiana, that glorious charter of our
freedom, will be maintained inyiolatc by the
people, from the ruthless hands of know moth
ngism In all parts OF the state, this oath
bound and higher law conspiracy is fast sinking
into insignlcance. We take the following
from the Louisiana Democrat, of Alexandria,
Parish of Rapidcs, La
ID. MARTIN, Esqr.
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, wish to
say through your paper, to our know notll
ing friends, thatwe areno longer with them,
and wish our names stricken from their
roll. Yours respectfully,
Westly White,
Nathan Perkins, -
David Elliot.
Samuel Warner,
..a William Williams,
S. w. johnson,
G. w. Franklin,
Silas NARROW,
Peton Stanly,
Jerry Bass,
=.. Jerry Cloud,
William Sneed;
Alex. Thompson,
Robert Fl. Fort,
II. G. Smith, bod
II. A. Neal,
r. Smith,
S. Starks,
II. Swafford.
M. N. Swafford,
j. j. Shumaker,
] Jas. 3. Tison.
Wyatt Hickman,
The following named persons, are resi-
dents of the Parish of Avoyelles il
Dear Sir: You will please announce our
withdrawal from the Know Nothing order
We wish to have no further connection with
, it in any yaway. Our reason for Withdraw
e ing is, that we do not wish to bind our
selves to any party with secret oathS o.
/, any kind. We wish to be left'at liberty 70
l think, act, and vote, as we choose.
: Aurelius Dauzat,
n Dora Guillot,.
g Jean p. Tassin,
Thos J. Briggs,
Daniel Weaver,
:. Villejoint Morass.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-08

D0F-Thc health of Port Hudsoni, improving
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

IENH1S place is situated the Bay of Superior and
- Left Hand river, at the head OF Lake Superior,
possesses better site, better harbor, and
vaiitages for commercial city, than other paint
ance by Chicago only.
The proprietors have a clear 1ndispued, and unin
cunIbecd title to the land upon which Superior is laid
out, and all purchasers OF lots receive waratee deeds
for the
Sup laid out during the past season, and a :
tel, number Of stores. counodiouS pier. with
houses and Is i'll all respects the most fouriShiny
town in the West. The conty-Seat, U. S. Land Office
and Post Oice located here, where the Mississippi
ami Lake Superior U. s. Military Road, now in Of
con>tructiu connecting with st. Paul. terminates. 1t
is also the lake ternn of all the projected railroads
the head OF Lake Superior The 'sSoo'' canal will be
open 10y june, aftr which time four nes of lake
ers will run TO Superior--one from Cicago. two from
Cleveland, and from Buf:aio; vessels having
been built expressly for this trade. .
Two ST. am sawmillS and Il printing press
Til" way To Superior and will be promptly set work.
One-half OF The lots have been appropriated by the
proprietUrS u lie sold by the uners
Tiers on easy TERMS and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have been
etc.
IL IN order 10 correct the Misrepresentation arising
from the similarity OF il is proper that
"Superior City, about the tit,e which legal
VcrSy exists Is ano her and differ, LIT place, and in Iil
ferrnt township from Superior.
Maps of Superior are signed by Thos Clark. sur
VeyUr, and VIM. II. Newton, attorney pro-
prieorS and may be in the principal hotels OF ST.
Paul. aena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buff
fdlo AMI other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots, obtain infr
nation can apply 10 VIM. H. Newton, Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. ii. NEWTON,
AS't AMI Atty for proprietorS OF Superior
May l, 1855. daw6m
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LOUISVILLE, MINNESOTA,



oCAiED on the South Bank of the Minnesota Riv-
ct ~ hc nearest point below Little Rapids that
Is above nigh wafer; II is shout 80 miles above ST, Paul.
ny tne River ami 81 10y Lsi 10 or 4, miles by the
river ana miles by land above Shakopee Jnuisyifl,.
is on hlsh roiE Prairie, with number OF Strings OF
the best water aud an abHdance OF good Line sn,. in
the vicinity Louisville has first rate lan,iing far
STEAMBOATS,, ai is the landing place Tor thar RICH
tensive country bordering laid prairie And The hy
woods, and wien the water is low Steanbouts ia
the Rapids Is the place for travellers to and from
the Upper Minnesota country, tn tn. Steam Brat
and take one, when bound for ST. Paul, being near the
principal travelled road St Paul Ia st Peter Fort
Ridgey, &C., travellers IA the upper country, will find
us at Louisville and vicn y, to convey them up tile
country. Strangers looking claims Can get infornia
ton of conveyances to rich country back uncai
Mel and well timbertd and waer d, intrr>perSed with
meadows and e,uifu lakes. ahoun'ng with f<h. Lou
sve has Store aud IIntei in operation, and Black
smith shop ami several dwellings building Persons
for locations inv ted visit This place where
H. ii. SPENCER of the nrupretur~, will be found
really and willing 10 sell property at rar prices. Great
Inducements Will he offered 10 Mechanics, Merchants,
&C. to settle here this This place is laid off
aberal plan. Lots 90 by $50 feet Streets and alleys,
wide; and liberal donations have been made by the pro-
prletorS, i'll the rbiic grounds and fJr Churches
and School purposes. Persons desiring pleasant place
to locate. PRINTABLE place t. invest, invited to
call ana see louisville for themselves. (tS-w3nl)
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MORTGAGE SALE.

II HEFAULT having been made in the payment of the
- sum of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars, which i.
Claimed ~ bedue at The date Ut this notice, certain
mortgage bearing date the sixth day June. A. u.
1904, executed b" John Green and Mary Ann hk
"ie: OF the City or st Paul. III the county Of Ramsey
anu ierritory or Minnesota, To George W. Brown
Ebrdge r. stone of the county Adams, in the 81 ate
Frederick Holmes, deceased, and recorded In the Of
hce OF the Register Of Deeds said county Of Ramsey
and Territory of Minnesota. in Book '1;' OF MORTGAGES
on page 3 ON the 7t day OF June, 1884, thirty min
utes past eleven o'clock, i'll the forenoon.
Now, tbereforeo suit of proceeding having been IT.
stuted ut laws to recover the debt any part thereof
uue ana secured by said mortgage notice Is hereby
s.e that in pursuance Of Of sale coDtaiued
oao mortgage, and of the statute in snch
poueu the premises described In and covered by said
D;o 10 W.T. commencing st. Anthony street III
anu irVlne's addition st. Paul, in the county Of
- anu erritory of Minnesota. at line between
than one " and two (2) in Flock No. eghtt en- (lS1
-, ny up said street fifty (5O) feet thence Ior-
merry paraiiei with said line between Lots one n, and
W. W one hured (lOO) feet. thence easterly IN saj
DIVISION ne dirty (50) feet thence souhprlv on sad ~,
VISION he one hndrcdQCOee the place Of beyinnino
he norm west corner Of lot No. two 10y in said io
beng nineteen l9) feet main street. running to st
Including all back of the first LOT described ahove =,
heg the same land sold to said Frederick B. Holmes ~
Henry M Rice and wife, August 18th. 1852 will be sold
at public vendue at the Court House. the city of ST.
Paul. in the county of Ramsey. said Territory Of Min
IN Inc afternoon. GEORGE w. BROWN,
ELBRIDGE X. STONE,
Executors of the last will testament of Frederick
Is. Homes. deceased mortga gee. t
Dated the 18th day of April. 1865. .-....
MASTERSON s. SInICNs, Attornevs
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Valuable PrODersy for Sale.

IN Minneapolis, al the Falls of Saint AnthonyI
a kFFERED for a few days only, Handsome Is
- rouse and Lot on Washington Avenue f.
uree Nne tots, fronting Bridge Street, near the Est
Suspension Bridge; half block Fourth Street. near
the Presbyterian Church eight lots on Lake ST.
FOR sac lots Prospect Avenue,
1eow ,e rails; l6O acres 6eaut FIJI prairie and OPEN
HyS, ADJOINING town in the rear; splendid farm ,,;fh
ProcememtS on the Mississippi MinreI aha Fans:
aso, oe OocSS at the Ferry Steamboat Landing in
'ie Lower Iowh, NC, all promising to be very sorIf
ell with the most valuable property In the rerrorv
ad can ROW be had at low figure, APPLYING at once 20
, PROPER WILCOX.
Surveyors and Land Agents, the U s. Land 0nca
Minneapolis. Minnesota TERRITORY.
Aug Is, 1854 ..
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TERRITORIAL
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION !
s8A


The Undersigned, d Ooinhttee appointed TOT that
purpose py the preinaI! nepuoeah Coh' entioa helu
AT 81. Ahtnohy on te |Yo "I ast, wouia helepy
cal upon tne ne PLY No OF MIN EoOIA, Win.
out disncuon as 10 ne gu pal.s names OF
or wing, TO meet IN DEL suAI E CoN ' ENTloN al
81. PAUL' IN the Hen Y n.e HOUSE " Representa-
tlVeS 81 'ne ieTH"t@l CoPtfo, Oh
WEDNESDAY, the 25th of JULY NEXT
al lO O'CLOCK, A. M, 1or the purpose VI nominating
candidate lot DELEGAIE IN CoNahESS oi ueCarlne
ana enforcing the prhcIpes anu platform VI .ne hepuo
mean Parry OF Mihnesota' anu OF takhs such act'on
and establishing such systematic organlZatloh, as sna
ensure the triumph Of the sacred and princ
pies espoused by the Party, ana which lie at
the Foundations OF all good government
In apportoning the representation to the Convention
1t has been deemed most to assign one delegate
at large to each OF the thryve counties of the Terri
tory, whether ORGANIZED or mott and one additional Del
egate for every 300 of population according to the CEN
to be taken prior the ensuing first Of July, and for
every fraction Of population exceedi $50, also addi
tlonal delegate.
The mode Of appointing the Observation-Disclosures by
meetings the county seats or other central points
by separate meetings in the several election precincts
of a county, or by County Delegate Conventions, is left
the discretion of the people of the counties respect
vely but in remote unorganized counties contiguous
each other, and in the Council District it is
gested, that general mass meeting In the most popu
Ious or central county, would be advisable
of selecting delegates.
The Committee, in view of the fact, that the Repub-
can Party is return of the good and best men of all
parties to the platform of principles by our
theirs on the 4th OF July 776 earnestly that
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.4 NEW YORK.
Gilbert Davis, Esq,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ.,,
Capt. A. De Peyster,
Messrs. S. Thompson s. Ne
phew, fh
MesSrs. Williams 4 GuiOn
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Pre-
inent Yves. ern Bank;
Messrs Drexel e Co, Banker
g X Taylor & Co.,
" Bingham & Dock,
g Freed, Ward & Freed
Sc Siters, James s Co...
es Baily s. Co;
Edward Hurst, ESD, NOtar,
Public;
II. Messchert, Atty at Law
James Kitchen, NJ. d,
VIM. Stoever, Esq.
VICKSBURG.
Messrs. Brown, & Johnson
Bankers
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{ MINNESOTA.
Gov w A German,
(Hon w III WEIGH. Chief Jus.
{ tice of Minnesota,
(Hon Ii N Rice, Delegate tt
I Congress,
Rice, IIollinShead g. Becker,
J Atty's at Law, ..t|
>MesSrs Borup * Cakes Bank,
\ erS,
j Travis Rosser. Esq, Secre.
tary of the Territory,
(AmeS Il Van Etten, Atty,s
( at Law,
Rev T M Fullerton, Regis :
J U 5 Land Office,
WIN Holc"nlbe, Esq, Rece
! err U S Land Otlicc,
DR. T 7 Mann.
NEW ORLEANS.
,Messrs. Brown, johnson
Co., Bankers,
, March Q, 1855,
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g FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE l, 1856.
TO ADVERTIS ERS,

Tho Daily Minnesotian, having the LARGEST
CIRCULATION CT any Journal in the City, pre-
ssnts superior inducements to those who wish to
make known their business to the Saint Paul
public.
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Na- It is intimated that Geo. Law made a
sad mistake in sending the Grape Shot after
Baker. If acquitted, the latter may prove a
formidable Presidential rival