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nv RAILROAD DIRRCT
TKB BALTIMORE AND ouro
RAILROAD

AfiNG greatly improved its Wes,ern oo.-
IL tons now Offers the fullest inau.s,I eonnec
travellers between Washington, BaItlmors ehs 10
portions Of d'e West The Norhsesl and n. s s..s
west NC oou4
The connection between the trains e.,
ingtOG and The trains bound west from pat,; " esn
always promptly mace az the wsshipr,o. moe ID
QAtey called the Relay Iionse) mile ~ h sa
more. Ihis TIE ony chance Of can rrou;,sS ny
'weec Washington aHa the Ohio nyr .e
checked through 10 Wheeling az the W.
staiion, and rechecked and tran sferred thers nn
nc passensers) without charge, for thos. ksin
through tickets for points beyond. Tho ro,shs
trains lssve WASHINGTON daily at q. m. and az
q. On Sundays al tbe latter hour oulv ~ p
At WheelInq direSf oonnec'ioa is u1as.
trains Of the CENTRAL OdlU RAILROAD - me
aing from Bellaire on the Ohio. Gear W. suh
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and News,s ing,
COLUMBUS These trains connect AZ ~
with ihe cars ~ the Newark NanSf.Id ana s,sau
ky Railroad ior Sandusky, Toledo Detrnf Ch,s.a
~. Louls, etc. 0aso
Al Columbus the c. o. Rairoad train, oo.
with the fae trains OF the 1.-the Miami Ra;la.s "
HeDia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, etc a,
Xe'sia Ton Little Miami Raihoadl connec,;o, =
formed with The trains through DavSon. 10 INnIIS
APoi.IS, Terre Haate, Lafayette, Chicsgo. Ross
Island, 81 Louis, etc.
Rs- PASSENGERS holding through Iickets for Me-,
Vhis VjokstsIrs, Matches, Neu Orleans etc wh,.h
also sold a Washington are transferred :, o.
iorEvansvie, Cairo, and 81. Louis are sold by mn,
route.
aSrFOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland =.
rOied', Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are soS
when tie Ohio is navigab.e between Wheeling a.
Welisv:lle (forty miles, where connection via
.te Cleveland ard Plitshrrg RsilToad is made.
Travellers are requesed - notice that WIKI. ,his
the only route aiiOraine through and chec,,
IA Washington, IL d also the shortest most sueeey
ard dtrrct To nearly all the leading points in ~,
great " est. The distance from Washington 70 Cn
cinnaii is but e53 miles, being about 100 miles sho1
ef than by any Oiher rOutrl
FARE BY THROUGH TICKETFROM WASP
LECTION: Ta WheeliE.g, 90 50; Columbus q as:
Dayton, Sl5 50; Cincinnati, Sl6 Lcusyls b,
railroad Sleb5, by steamrTficm Cincinnati sls; In
"i3naDclis, SlT -; Cleveland, si2 Is; Tol~do sls
20; uoit SIS 20; Chicago $40 IS and sig 50; 81
Louis, SIS so and S25; Memphis, $40; New Or
leans, S3i, etc.
G6- FOR FREDERICK and HARpER,S yFRRy
NARTINSBURG, BEgkELEY SPRINGS. GIN
EERLhND, BEDF ORD SPRINGS. Piedmont. OAR
land, and Paramount, passengers may leave Wash
layton az m or Az .. m. Por the minor way
Stauons betWeen baltimore and WheeliRc take &
a m tram from Washington
~ For trains % and from Baltimore Annapolis
etc, see special advertisements.
fTFor further information, through tickets kc
apply TO THOS. H. PARSONS; Ag nj. al Washina
ton station JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Transportation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
NAV 3-tf
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No. $751;
Notes of an ssta5kishn.snt a. an additional
Lans Office In the Territory Of Oregon
IN pursuance Of the act OF Congress approved Feb
i ruary Il, 1855. entitled AN act to establish sn
additional land dist let 10 the Territory of Oregon
TO b. called tia UnplCs district, emit acing ali the
lani yin south Of the fourth standard parallel Il
Is hsrsby declared ard made known thst the land
obos for sail district has lccat ed by the Presi-
dent Of tn United at the toE Wine her:sr
in Faid Terr tory, until othervife oIdsvsd.
Given auder my hand, a. the city Of Washington
this 18th day Of May, A. d. 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Offca
2sy Is-lavIiw
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A CARD.

NJ RS. n. PHILLIPS. No 40, s,,,h q,
1N1 between G and IL, desires to inform the CHI.
zens OF Washington and vicinity, that she ia now
prepared TO give instructions on the Piano Forte.
ne nas Iaugnt mnsic IN some If the principal tiles
OF the Union and haI testimonials showing that sb
rs Iuy competent to discharge the duties of her pro-
iession to the satisfaction OF those who NAV favor
her with their patronage. '-'''
., Terms $40 for "a lessons al her residence, or
sl2 al the residence Of her pupils. VI
le l2-eo3ms
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THE MUTUAL YIZE INSURANCE CnKPa.
NY OF TIKI IsTRiCT OF COLUMBIA,
4 rhARTEkED by Congress, offers 10 the pd opedy
~ owners Of the District safer and cheaper means
Of Insurance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW G. EVERY, Treasurer.
AANAGENs.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas B!agden P.W. Browning
Z. Howard, Mathew G.. Emery.
]. G, McKelden,
Once, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 7th street.
O6ice hours from 3 10 O'Clock pm.
feb 4-eotf
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GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILyolp.
81 III sss;M ssN
On caS after IGsdqr, Non, z. lSt

On odd dTter Inesday, NoD. I, 1888,
I; BS Cars leave AlrysndrA dtily for Gor3ors
: We md iuts.T,H5.sSc s.st;oas ct 4 O'cloOk,
. m, CT ths sxrivsl Of the bost from SGshiL gor,
diving ample tiIns for t-sskf.-t on bosrd. Con
ceotsnS - Isnszss Junction Vi.a tCsir for st-Is
SG-g, 81 WasTo-roh JU ction with train for Var
rsEtoa, apd at aoriong,lle with thu r-.ius on The
i-siria Central ssirosd for Richmond, Chsrottu<
viils, snd Stauntca
Tbs c.-s ies-e cc.tocETfis os.iy f'r kl.-,ndas
snd .at<-rrsd-s;e ststioIs ~ before q q. d, on
tie arrival Of II. SFti0g o. tie tirsols Central rail-
-cad RON Richaobt. Chsrl0tssCyils. and stsunton.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ID OBERT ]. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
~ have formed ca partnership under the firm
cf"Na,ker Jan n, !" for the management and ar
gdment Of cases IN the Supreme Court OF the I'm fed
states, and before the Court OF ClaiRs at Washing
ton City.
Address Washington. ID. G.. nav IO--e.laon
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SRE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL
SsgEsS UNITED STATES &
NAIL STEAMERS.
TyTIs SHIPS OoHPRIeIt:0 tbs LINZ Ah'
THE
ATLANTIC, ospt. West
PACIFIC, Capt kys,
BALTIC, Capt csns:eek,
ADGLATIC, CAPT 6faIos.
T.ie-s dips have BEEN built by contract, LIZ IL.
" fhr Government service; every cas- - -
taken in tSeir construction, - IN me knsns
insure strength and speed, and thelr soSI.
t;ons for passenger5 srs Cnequalied iof e'ee
end comfort. ., A,
Price Of passage from New York to hvsfP'0s AZ
nret "a
Bee nd "a
Exclusive uDe Of extra size stsse rcen s..,.''
From Liverpool to New York $50 and Iso
An experienced surgeon sttsched 70 ssc' SIP
No berth can Re secured until 7eid iof'
for freight or passage apply 20
EDWARD x. COLLINS 80
Do Wall street Neg fon
BROWN, SIMPLIFY o.
"a. ROBERTS q CO..
Is Kings hrns YEd. Lnnsa
JOHN AUNRoE 90, -.
20 Rue Notre Dane 6ss VICTORIES fss@'
GEO. II. DRAPER, HsVr. ...hA
The owners Of thsse chips viii net be scoou.s rr
for gold. silver, bullion, fpecse, JerenJ, $3.50
stones or metals, unloss bills Of ladirs ds
therefor. ans the value thsreos thsrsin e1pfes
nov 16-dly
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LY MING STAR.
s0NNET-To ssss&s.
BY o. a. y.

VINO hath not marked the young imperial rose
On which the morn's first sunbeam, newly caught
Lies drowned in gem-like dews, that light had
brought
To deck the sweetest, iairest ffow'r that blows,
Nose OF thy native city round them CLOVIS
An equal light, In every gentle thought,
That plays along those heavenly fe lures fraueht
WIN the pure radiance Of the souls repose.
On. u Is well, that there are lovely 1oy,rs
For the poor wanderers OF the world to Gull;
AND II 10 well that through our darkest hours
There dawn bright visions Of the beautiful;
WINE such as thou are booming mid our bow'rs,
haTtn % no waste life eases % be dull
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OGKAPEST BOOK EVER
PJbLleHEb, sad oontstriA s
ssarly d 'ub.e tbs quality o.
TaediAg matter ir 6hat IF ths
FIFTY 0ENTa Oh DOILtE
PUBLICATIONS.
Ii tnssts on the PHYSIoLn-
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secret isdzinitieEand disorder
q yOuth and matGrity, ~
.lltils tom excesses, vhi.1
dsstre3 tbs physical knt m.a
tal poEapa, with ohG,ryafinns
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ORGANS FOR SALE

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN: and q
"A nne Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on ~. e1hioiton at the Metropolitan Mechanics, Fair
They are from the manufactory of HENRY ERREE
Of New York. HhAoHN
For terms, &c, apply to Prof sCHEEI., on l4tb
street, north of F. uFNpV cb DEN w"
teb 9-eotf LINDEN
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
MH 4sE 1k~
CHANGE OP FOuRs

CHANGE OF TOURS.
q w an' ai'0' MONDAY Inc Isl instant The '''"
Leave Washington al and sl< c. m, and and
iHp pm
On Sunday at AZ IN
Leave Baltimore al AZ and 81 a u, and and
5zpm
On Sunday az ~ am.
ap 93-n H. PARSONS AGENT
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,
DEALER IN ZOE

Office and Depot south side F. ne1t 10 corner l2h st.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or small
quantities.
o. Office open from a. IN. TO Up. m.
m l-eo2m
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DO YOU WANT FIRST RATE ICE
CREAMf
4 W at once 10 ARMY, Bridge street, Georaetovvn
~ ne was awarded a MEDAL by the MeironoIi'
lan Mechanics Institute; for ICE CREAMS VA
TER ices and CAKES ms % w,
"AEATON's ELEN.y -s,i, ,-,rrf,..
w tionai Law, I,-w "-itian
hd.uas Equity, new edition, with American note
Ss FRANCK TAYLOR,
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FOE MOUNT VERNON.

.T-s l. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
lsii:sf e Fare round trip 81 from Mei.
gssaIngtcn q Q and Alexs:dri. AZ OF O'elocf
Coaches lssre the CT eitcl sIr TIE aos' Of ~ 0'A
Coach fare 20 ceass.
Persons p.shing ths Goschss VII lave tseaf TUT
Ssnos with Csc. 4 Thcs. Psrkez.
E.fceShne nts on The hc.t
ecs s3-dtf 2A3'J okCSsI, NSs
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THROUGH TICKETS

for LJTsnb5a1s:, S;uaccfSng sien Ghs stages 81
esl4rioiLssyill., ESnd:ys, TodnossEys, ana III
laws.
fo- EarsJ ans SsE XsESst, connecting With ns
a.ss 80 oLlpepc,, 81 IOsc,ys Thursisys aHa e<t
cr5sy.
fcr Winchester GiSly, ocDE.ocns win es stsEs
az Pisds clt
Fer Aiddlshurs daily, connsSting viii tee ssss
at the Plains.
Per orios: WE E7ocEE7T, Agent.
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WIFE WANTED.

i want wife,
Who, through her life,
Was yer known 90 have fiirt;
Who'll bring to M
A recipe
To keep the buttons on a shirt.
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3 Nett Bedelrs Line. Il

NEW FORK, .sLEY.fNDRL.a rV.sSHENGTOB
CITY, IND DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
FETHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
4 from pier Is East River, New York, aud oftenei
necessary, and are composed OF the following FIST
Ciass vessels:
new schr. "A. Y. BedelI, Bedell, msser.
New schr. NOT PodeH, A. v. TredweIl
Schr. .fna d., VIM. Oliver, master.
schr. rOlGIlt, L. A. Smith, master.
Schr. CoHs'ncneer- IN Chief, WoglIn mssta.
Schr. GTeentcoy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast ssIlers, AID the msser
men oil experience m the trade, ana the Only reu
lar line OF Washington City packets
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, Mt.
:. 9. MASTERS b SONS,
Alexandria, Va
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-em Washington and %. &,
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Private Medical Treaties
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEY OF MARRlios.

tx b. 20 DItVIA. ., DIS
AIr6AnY, " p
$50 Pages sad lSs Pine Plain and Cs.crss litho
grEphs sni Plates.
4S Price aesy 40 Cszsa ~
&>Ssnt rcs Of postsSc % all psrts Of ;,s tJnco-xs
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4" sorrow that all fair things must
decay.
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JOIN LANAHAN, Pastor
or Exeter t., VI. Z. Church, Baltimore
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

bIlEEiNb NF THE LUNGS.
GALEIsH, II. c., Feb. 6, 1856.
NessYs Mortimer g Movjrny:
do here y certify that about twelve months sro
was taken with severe hemorrhage OF the Ling.
and had !nur attacks Of It | was advised 10 tFy I
HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture. 1 procured one
bottle, and after taking which, was satisfied tha;
was much better; and that, after taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and now enjoy &c GOOD
health as ever did in my life. can, and do with
out the least hesitation recommend the Ifnctrrc
10 all persons afflicted il my way.
Yours, GKo, w, W..Er.r,
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CURE FlrS-READ,
Mere 70 The Sick than 0oH.--from one of the mo:

respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 3. G.. Sept. 81, 1883
nGs7Is. MORTIMER h MousRkY:-Th eafs ST
your ilamp;on's Vegetable Tnctnre is increasing
every day, and every bO:tle sold recommends THIS
valuable medicine to the afflicted Several of cur
planters have tined il in different cases with aston
ishing success end getting it by half dozens. II
has been found 70 be the greatest remedy for rheu
maiic affections, and wonderful cure has been
performed on negro boy, suffering from Fits.
will furnish Won with nuE5er of certificates Il ron
wish them
an, sontielen. yours, w. G. TsoTr.
Gail and gel PAMPHLETS gratis, end see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatis.n, NEURALGIA. Dvs
pepsla, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
female medicine OT for dei:catr children we believe
1t uneGuac,..
more street, Baltimore. and 3O4 Broadway, N, Yock
CHAs. SToTT & Co.. ;. b. MOORE, ID. B. CrkRKr,
CLARKE & BowLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPurR,
son. Washington; also, by Il. s. r. CT Sci, George
town; and g. c. ErssY, Alexandria, and by Dug
slsts everywhere FED 2l-r
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RANKING EOUsR OF PAIBo 3 koehsh
Oppas1Ss United Stasa 1sesssy u
BONDS, stoeks and oths< seesrnes .
ID and sold.
Interest at the rate Of sI peI cent pal s,S1s'
lowed on deposits when len fcs ~ says % w.
Jan SE6m
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gfHSRV'S AND GILLOTT's ST Ell PENS 10
:. 'dshi IN person from the manufacur-
- To- no i:.t.s -iHi in this way securing pspu-
I..r:..'> 49, VET s the best quality and finish, O,
iacil bia,,d. FRANCK TAYLOR
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CO marriage, 81 dr:l-s end disauslidcstions ana
Gs!r rclsdss; wi.h hlhcc--aphs, Illustrating 6s
anatomy and physoIoyy aud diseases Of tbs fenro.
anoivs organs e. both seIss, thsir structlrs uses
and ic'csons. 4 poYa'sr and comprehensive trs..
tao On thb do lies and cAsusfcs single and a. 80.
ricd bss-happy and fruitful siisu,ss, mcds CT c..
curing thsm-infeFcitoSs I'D inf.rtile oreg-ttcif
DEVIATION aud renoys,--inu 2ortart hints TO sho-.
contemplating nKtrp1tny. t,4a. x!ll overcome 90
leotions 70 IT. non3, bsFeEer should t2ks this m.
portsnt step Without .r6t consulting fts pass
soueassriee OF TIRE diseAses ard medical trsxtasui
Of females frori lpi,n to old age. eesh case grsph
'oauJ illustrated % beautiful Eshosrsphie pis.e--
norvoEs debility, Ito GAUGES and curs, by process
st once 70 siaFl. s2fs AID escusl that tai ara Is
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on Spor5e torrhCss Eith practical observations on
tsfsr, tnd Iaors 5uccssgfui mode Of trsatroeptn-
osu1onary linta OK Ito evils resulting from srrpri
cal prsStlce-an eR5By on all DISEASES s-.sins ti,rd
ladiscrstion, With pisin and simple rules By ghich
all rersor5 oaa cure themselves without mercury
remedies for tEose BALI inflicted rlseries and olsen
ported hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent In III.
young. 1t Is truthful adviser to the narC,-s and
thoae contemplating marriage. It's peruesl "a Ear
dcularly recommended to persons entertaining 90
sret doubts Of their physical conditien and who Ar,
conscious OF Eaving hsEarded the health hapn;nezs
and privileges 10 which every human fe,nS L an.
titled 70.
Prie. % cents per copy or Eve copies .cr enc dol
ar Mailed free CT postage to any part Of the Uaf
ted Gtstes
N. B!-Ihoee who p-ster may consult lr Z. Cnorr
upon any Of tie diseases upon which his b<os ;..t.
either personally or by 1aii. Medicine cent I, s7y
part nf the Union according TO directions, szfsi,
packed ano carefully secured from all obs.ryntion
Address d.. N. b. la 0ROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane
Or Post Once Box SIC, Albany, Ny
~ Ofice OPEN isily from 3 . n to . =. .rs On
Sunday from 2 until pm.
- Once Removed from No IS socycy Il.
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

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~ various Parts OF tie City, ard Geors stowp, a.
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M KMoIRs OF THE COUNTESS oF aLEs-
~ angton, by q. r. Madden, NJ r. I. A, two
YRkkCK TAYLOR
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DRESIDENT'S MOUNTED GUARD QUICK
L sTEP.-TEis excellent piece of Music Of the
published by the subscribers = : fitJe ma 20 q.
NEST elegantly emhellished.
HILBUs Il HITZ,
Music Publishers, Depot in Star Buildings.
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Witness

Witness.
hereby certify that the above named 4 B and C.
~ are known II me aS men ofproperIy, and able to
make good III, If guarantee
CBaie) fSigno,u,sl
To he signed By the United States dist,tc ; ;,dse
ned States diStltet cttoTney, col sctor or ,.ary
ageni, and othsTs.J
iute 2o-lsWfw
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Total amount 10000
CTOtal value To- b. written in worfsN
should my offer be accepted, request 10 be ad-
dressed At --, aud the contract for varded 10 the
navy agent al -, or TO me az -, for sigma
ture and certin ate
tDa"J (Signature.)
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(Signature.)
FORM OF GUARANTEES

The undersigned, -. Of -, in the State NJ
-, and -, Of, in the State Of, hereby
guaranty that in case the foregoing bid be accepted
he or they WILL within days after the recent Of
designated, execute tie contract for the same win
good and sufficient suretIss; in case said - shall
fail 10 enter into contract aforesaid we guaranty
10 make good the difference between the offer of the
said - and that which may be accepted.
Signature Of two guaran,ors. Az
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These oitters entirely vegetable they invigo.sie
and strengthen the system, never PROSTATE Is and
can be used for infants as well As adults.
For slle by respectable dealers everywhere, and
ny Il. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KIDWEI.L,
Georgetown; and J. z. PIERPONT, Alexandria.
mar l-lv
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-13
Legislature.

Tie following additional information in re-
gard to the members elect to the Legislature
has been received since onr last:
CoUNcIL.-In Scott and Rice, Deoley,
(Rep.) is in all probability elected. In lie
Sueur, Flandreu, (Rice) has 26 majority over
Humphrey, (Rep.) Bailly (Olmsted) is cleo
ted in Dakota. Chances are strongly in ia
vor of Balcombe (Rep.) in Winona and Wa
basha. We were perhaps too hasty in de-
claring the election of Setter in the Stillwa-
ter District. Reports yesterday elect Nc
Kusick, (Rice X. N.Y. Returns from Ma
rine Mills on the Council ticket, stand Lud-
den (Ind. Rep.) 40 Folsom (Rice) AZ; Tay-
lor's Falls, Ludden, IS, Folsom 26.
P. Slater returns give Ludden IS maj.
in all of Chisago and the precincts in Wash
ington comprised within the district.
HoUsE.-Scott County elects to the House,
Galbraith, (Rep.) and Holland, (Olmsted.)
LeSueur District, doubtful. Carver and the
Southern precincts of Hennepin, it is thought
elect WOLF (Olmsted) and Cleveland, (Rep.)
North part of Hennepin, Pearce and Brad
ley (Rep.) are elected. Murphy, (Olmsted)
is certainly elected to the House in Dakota,
and it is thought that Gibbs (Rep.) is the
ether member.
S. B. Olmstead (Olmsted) as far as heard
from is ll5 ahead for the Council in the Ben
ton District.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5

w ASHINGTON, Oct. >:
Recently the Commissioner of Indian At
fairs was applied to for information concern
ing the well-knOwn "Carver Grant," and as
to whether the title from Carver is good, it
being alleged that the Naudwisse Indians, in
l776 or TIT, conveyed to him 100 miles
square of land on the east side of the MISC
issipp River, between the Falls of St. AM
thony and Lake Pepin.
Some of this land has from time to time
been sold, and but recently Spectator in
vested thousand dollars in it. But the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs on the lst
inst, in reply to the inquiry above alluded
to, says that the claim has frequently been
before the Government, and decided by both
the Legislative and Executive branches to be
without merit, and that a title from Carver
to any portion of the land is not worth as
much as the parchment on which the deed is
written.
We find the above in the N. Y. Tribune
of the 5th. About once every year we are
called upon to expose this most consummate
swindle. How much longer will it be kept
alive2
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-13

"THE PLAN OF AYurLA."-The "pian of
Ayutla," which is just now the most popu-
lar scheme in Mexico for organizing new
government, derives its name from the town
where the leaders of the insurgents agreed to
adopt it as the basis of the arrangements that
they would make when they should succeed
in subverting the power of the Dictator
This plan contemplates "the organization Of
temporary and provisional government, by
delegates, elected one from each State and
Territory, who shall elect temporary Pres
ident and constitute his council until the es-
Enlistment of a permanent government; the
chiefs of the revolutionary forces in each
State shall organize temporary local govern
ments, on the basis of State Independence
and national unity-in imitation of the Uni
ted States; the President shall order the
election of Congress, for the purpose of
constituting representative, constitutional
government; the recruiting and passport laws
and capitation laws are to cease at once; all
who oppose this plan are to be treated as en-
emies Of the national independence"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-13


cause, but species of treachery which should
receive no mercy. Gould ye not endure for
one little hour" Our duty under such cir
cumstances, as sentinel on the watch tower
of Republicanism, is just what we have been
performing and that is to ashoot the de-
serters - who thus betray lis to the foe.
The practical result of the elestion just
closed, are nevertheless highly suspicious to
the final success. of Republicanism in Mime
sofa, thoigh temporarily defeat has, perhaps,
befallen us. As we before said we have ia
ken the census and we know our men. We
know too, who are true, who have grit and
backbone, and who can be relied upon in flu
ture contests. For future contests, and hard
fought contests, we can assure the Pro-Sla-
very Democracy and their pocket allies, are in
store for them in plenty and that they will
be victorious battles for us who can doubt i?
for
ssFreedom's battle once begun,
Dequca:hed by bleeding sire to son,
Though bafaed Oft, Is ever won!"