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ny mutual consent james LaMther and John f. Brad.
fd whdra"lne, the entire interest is NOW owned by J.
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done authorized 10 all moneys or other asset due
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JAMES LAW1HER
st. Taul, Feb. l, 1855. teL3I,a
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1855.
The City Election.

The desire of the sense and interest of e.
Paul is evidently to defeat the German and
AcGrorty movement, which was Yesterday
and The day before rampant about the streets
OF 81 faf'--herce to carry the city election.
Ihls man An0Grorty, who signs himself "Char-
man OF some Committee" or other. stylinc
Itself Democratic is one of Germans plyant
instruments, one who has no other pride than to
obey the will of German.
me wish and will of the people of ST. Paul
Is 10 defeat the Vaccinations of this Clique
Inc great majority desire 10 see the contem-
plated Improvements Of the City go on--they
wish that when the corps ofengineers to locate
The Railroad arrive here next May, no obstruc-
lions viii be interposed against the free access
Of the cars into St. Paul The Gorman-Mc-
Grorty movement contemplates q different
end.
We presume. that after the election is over.
should things go adverse to the true interest Of
81. Paul, citizens who hold acres of land in the
city 10 where we hold feet, will ask of us.
Why the Minnesotian did not succeed in elect
ing the right kind of of1icers?' Now gentle
men, we are certain to do the fright thing''with
you, if you will come forward and help us.
There is not man among all of you largely or
smaily interested folks in st. Paul, who has a
F'ght, at this crisis, to decline running for an
Office at the city election, if you are called
upon to make the sacrifice. And if, after the
ward meetings are over tonight, and after the
City Convention is over to morrow night any
Of you arc not satisfied with the result Of the
nominations, yen have only to blame your
selves
Come opt and show your hands--"pitch in,''
and prevett the City from being disgraced by
an irresponsible set Cfruiers
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NOTICE.

ITO the owner or OF Lot number eight (5 In
Block number Ten fl0l Of Guern and BaziPs Addi-
ton TO St Paul
WHEREAS ten resident freehcders of the Third Ward
In the City Of ST. Paul, have by petition represented
the Mayor and Common Council Of said City, that is
necessary to take for public use much Of the above
extend Washington Street Its present width until the
East line Of said street intersects st Peters Sweet and
the west line of said Washington street intersects the
North line OF Seventh street extended westward
block No. TO- In Guerin aud Baxis Additions thence
the said extended line Seventh street to Its intersec
ton with st. Peters street.
Therefore you are hereby notified that Saturday the
6th day of May next, O'clock in the afternoon
that day, application behalf Of said petition, will
be made before the Hon. Noses Sherburne Judge of
District Court Of Ramsey County FOR the appointment
twelve Jurors to view the above described premises
to determine whether 1t will be necessary to take the
the and purposes specified in said petition
By Order Of the Common Council.
SHERWOOD HOUGH, City Clerk.
st. Paul, March 26th, 1856. (oaw4D
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NOTICE.

ITO the owner owners OF piece parcel OF land
described as follows witt being the northern
port on Of Lot number ~ Of block number nine (si
In Rice and Irvine's Addition to st. Paul
WHEREAS ten resident freeholders of the Third Ward
in the City ST. Paul, have by petition. represented to
the Mayor and Common Council of said city. thai ii is
necessary take for public much OF the above
described piece parcel of land win be sufficient,
extend state street, its present width until IT ntersecs
ST. Peters street.
Therefore you hereby notified that Saturday the
9th day of May next, at O'Clock in the OF
that day. application behalf OF said petitioners,
will be made TO Hon. Moses Sherburne, Judge Of the
District Court Ramsey County, for the appointment
twelve Jurors view the above described premises and
to determine whether it will be necessary take the
same for the and purposes specified In said petition
By Order OF the Common Council.
SHERWOOD HOUGH. City Clerk
&C. p.p, Narrf 1S66. foaEkN
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amounting to the sum Of $ee2 SO, be, and the
same 10 hereby RENTED.
Which was lost by the following vote
Ayes-Ald. Bazil-I.
Nays-Ald. Becker, Gave, Kreiger. Tanning,
Irvine and Knox.
KEsOLUTlUNe
BY Aid. Becker:
ResoiUed, That when The Council adjourns it
adjourn to meet on Thursday evening, April
9Th, at O'Clock, for the purpose Of canvassing
of the city election, aad decls-ing the result.
Adopted.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
DAVID OLMSTED,
Mayor.
SHERWOOD HoUGH. City Clerk
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$640 90
Respectfully,
DANIEL ROHRER,


The City Comptroller returned the following
bills, duly audited, viz:
". R. Miller, for wood, &c........... $40 20
W. S. Combes. for stationery. 10 As
R. NJ. Spencer for rent of watch. house. IL so
Vetal Guerra, for Sd quarters rent Of
market .................... I52 90
All Of which were ordered paid.
The Comptroller also returned Chas. Golfer S
bill of Sl22 Is, against Commissioners Of Sc
cond Ward, duly audited. Ordered paid at
last meeting.)
The Committee on Streets, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Messrs. Borup g. Champ
lin, r, ported the same back with the recon-
mendation that license be granted them to
moor wharl-boat at Lower Levee, on payment
Of S75 for first year, and 500 for the second
Report accepted and adopted.
The Committee on survey made the follow
ing report:
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council
Of the City Of ST. Paul:
The Committee to whom was referred the
supplemental Report of the City Surveyor, beg
leave to report, that. in their opinion. the or.
ders drawn in favor of Dir. Banker and others
to the amount of S20G Is. should be included
in the City Surveyors contract for the City
Survey. The order of Mr.. Banker was drawn
in his favor by Resolution OF, the Council.
r. c. KNOX.
J. R. IRVINE.
Committee.
st. Paul, March 27, 1855.
Report accepted, -Wherenpon itWas
Resolved, That the sums paid the City Sur.
veyor, on the 2Sd OF May, 1854. mentioned in
his report TO the Common Council, on the 20tt
of March, 1855, be charged to the Surveyor in
his account with the city, and deducted from
the amount to be allowed him for completing
the surveys of the city.
OIL. Van Etten, Esq, for himself, and as at
payment of certain judgments in their favol
! and against the town of st. Paul. Referred t,
Committee on Claims and Accounts.
B. /. Eoyt made personal application fol
leave to change the location of o certain wood
en- building on lot No. 2, in block No. 80, st
Paul proper. Granted.
BILLS AND ACCOUNTS
F. Mccormick, for services as Clerk Of Boari
Commissioners of Bird Ward, $40. Referred t,
Comptroller.
G. W. Prescott, fees as Clerk of Distric
Court, in suit Of Town of St. Paul rs. Robt. "
Cummings, So. Referred to City Attorney.
Owens, Moore d Pratt. for printing, sec
Referred to Committee on Printing.
On motion of Aid. Becker,
| Ordered, That orders be drawn on Treasu,
er, in favor of VIM. r. Miller, for Sis Is, ba
ance due him as per report ofCity Marshal
| On motion of Aid. Becker,
Ordered, That orders be drawn in favor {
G. ". Harrington, for s21 70, balance due bin
for money paid while acting as member (
Board of Health.
Aid. Cave presented the following resoli
ton:
Resoloed, That the Tax upon the persons
property Of Ira Bidwell, for the year lss
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

|" AEING made the necessary arrangements with
II Il the best Manufacturers and Dealers in the East,
shall, the opening Of Navigation, be prepared
Oil all orders for implements of all kinds consisting in
par. OF
Ploughs Cultvaors, Grain and Seed Drills. uarrovs,
Horse Hoes Hay and Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters Fem
ming Mills Grain and Grass Seed Separators. OxYo
and Bows, Farmers Boilers, Grain Cradles, Scythcs,
Snahs, Hay and Manure Forks, Sckes. Hoes Hay and
Garden Rakes, Shovels, Spades, sc.
We shall always have or hand the newest and mos.
approved patterns of implements, well those the
best Makers in the country, and will keep ourselves
vised OF any new inventions improvements that VIII
be of interest 10 the Farmer.
The attention of Farmers and others invited our
establishment where prepared sell at the low
est market prices for cash.
MCCLOUD s. BROTHER.
Near the head of Third Street, Saint Paul.
Herch 10. lS55.-wtf
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Illinois Central Railroad.
JOSEPH BERGFELD.

successor to II Byers, Robert Street, Sciat Pau,
"OULD call the attention the public to his large
w and well selected stock OF Stoves, consisting in
part OF the following:
Charter Oak; Golden Era; Empire State; Black War
rior; Black Diamond; Union Air Tight; American, do;
Albion, do; Western Queen; Morning Star; Prize Prem
ua; California, do; Eastern; Eagles Pioneer Air tight
Uncle Sam:
large assortment OF Parlor Stoves. which will be sold
at cost
Having excellent Coppar Smith and Timers con-
stantly in his employ, he prepared 70 do AL kinds of
work in his line Of business with despatch the best
manner
try merchants and others, would do we'll to give him
heir custom st Paul, Feb z, 1858
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
North Western journal.
VHNHE undersigned will issue abont the 18th OF
IL May, 1855, the first number Of Weekly paper to
be called
TIE NORTH.WESTERN JOURNAL

THE NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL
of agriculture, Science and Art,
To be devoted its indicates to the increasing
teIests Of the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader.
1t will be of large Quarto form and contain
80 Columns Of Articles.
Original and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch Of popular interest belonging to such journal.
UiH be Neutrdiin Politics end Religion, reserving
the right to question knarery in the fandticis
in the other, while II will commend honesty In both.
Able correspondents will be secured every point,
where the successful improvements In any pursuit.
be readily adopted here. Occasional illustrations will
be given CT Inventions of practicsl benefit well
lustratons OF rural Architecture. GARDENING c with
portraits and Biographies Of some OF eminent
supply which, arrangements have entered
into with Artists Of ability at the East. We shall
deavor to present to readers the latest Information,
and the most entertaining and instructive articles
AGRIcULTU'L PURSUITS. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
MECHANICAL ARTS. EDUCATION.
LITERATURE. GENERAL NEWS.
PRESIDE ECONOMY. LADIES' PORT FOLIO.
WIT AND HUMoR. YOUTHS IMPROVEMENT.
SABBATH READING. GENERAL MISCELLANY.
All of which will doubtless form paper of value to all
in the North west.
TERMS, 81 per year In advance. Single copies five
cents. liberal discount made to Clubs, as follows
Five Copies, 10 one address, ..................S
Ten, 90 ....s.'''.'.. .'.........'........... II
Twenty,do.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Forty, do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Invariably in advance.
Office at the Junction of Third, Bench and Wabashaw
Streets second story, the Post ONCE, St. Paul IT.
MUNSoN & DAYTON.
March 1855. (tf)
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PHONOGRAPHY.

CHAD Photography been known ferry years ago, II
would la We saved ne twenty years Of hard labor.'
ThomGs II. Benton.
ssSome Of students, not twenty years age, are
making more money from Photography than the Prnci
pal Of the High School, after having given himself fer
more than twenty years the professionalism Hart
Principal Of High School, Phila.
The unersigned will teach this beautiful and very use
full branch of science through the mail. He will give
FULL instructions, to enable person to take down
q discourse with
Ez-Tcrms-FlvE DOLLARS upon the receipt OF
which, post paid the full system viii be ORDER
Address D. F. BLACKBURN,
lsom's Store, Maury CO., Tenn.
Any newspaper, or other publication, giving this adj
vertisement two insertions (incuding this notice. and
forwarding copy above Wreceive the instructions
foresaid. March 29A2t
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New YORK, 14th inst.
The steamship Crescent City arrived this
morning with Havana dates to the 9th inst
The steamer Eldorado arrived at Havana on
the 9th from Aspinwall and reports having
been fired at twicelby the Spanish frigate Fer.
dinand, and compelled to stop and exhibit her
papers. One shot struck the water about 20
yards from her bows, and the other passed over
the wheel-house.
News unimportant. All quiet on the Is
land
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD respectfully announce TO the inhabi tants Of
w MENDOZA and vicinity, that hehas erected q CAR
RAGE & WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. the corner Of first and streets, the town
MENDOZA, where wagons and carriages OF best
quality VIII always be found for sale, and all description
Of Blacksmith work executed With DISPATCH.
lendeta, Jan &c, ls55 WHY
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, ana containing nearly doll
BILE the quantity OF reading matter
in that Of the Fifty cents or Dol
lar Publications. 1t treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infrmities
add disorders of youth and matu-
rity, resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers; observations on marriage.
its duties and disqualifications, &
their reuelins will. lithncrarhs
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WILLIAM COLVILL, JR.,
Attorney at Law. Notary Public, Il General
Land Agent,
Red Wing, Goodhue County,
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
March 9, 1856. II
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Pr virtue Of an execution issued out Of and under
seal OF the District Court in and for the County
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota upon a Judgment
rendered and docketed in the said Court, the I3h
day February, 1885, action wherein Henry Schns
is Plaintiff and George F. Brot and Andrew J. Whit
ney are Defendants, for the sum Of Two hundre sixty
two dollars and fifty cents
have levied upon Lots Numbered One and Two q S2)
In Block Thirysix, (36; Lot number One in Block Five
81 in ST. Anthony City-aso Lots One, ~ Nine, l)
Ten, (l0 in Block Thirty one, (3i)Lot Five in Block
fifty five (55) in st. Anthony Falls; Lots Eleven III
and Twelve 2) in Block twenty t20) in the town Of ST.
Anthony; also the South East quarter Section twenty
three (2s Township Thirty (aO Range twentyiour ga
all in the COuaty Of Ramsey and Territory of Anneso-
Ia.
Notice is hereby given that Win sell all Of the right
title and interest Of the said George F. Bro in the said
described real property, much thereof shall be
necessary to satisfy the said execution with interest
costs thereon, TO the highest bidder at Public Auction
the Court House in the City Of ST. Paul. In the County
Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota aforesaid, Satur
day the 2sth day Of April next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
N b. The said property will Re sold separately ant
according 10 legal subdivisions.
A. N. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
By A. VI. TULLIS. Deputy.
c. d. GILFIiLAN, Plaintiffs Atty.
ST. Paul. March 18th. 1855.
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AN AMERICAN SABBATH.-The following state
ment is copied from the work recently publish
ed by Gould & Lincoln, entitled "a Partisan
Pastors Glance at America" The author is a
Protestant clergyman. residing in Paris -
"The public specification Of the Sabbath is
particularly favored in the United States, by
the quiet tranquility which everywhere reigns
on that day. The English are considered strict
observers of the day ofrest. but the Americans,
in New England at least, surpa.s them in this
respect. On Sunday one sees very few omni-
buses or carriages in the streets the shops are
closed, and all work is suspended. When /
wished to pass the Sunday in Boston, / was
obliged to 60 there on Saturday night, for I
should hardly have found public conveyance
from Cambridge on Sunday morning, with the
exception of an omnibus which went to Boston
just in time for the services at the churches,
and returned as soon as the congregations were
dismissed. And even this is comparatively
recent innovation. There are usually three
services day in the churches, not including
the Sunday School. On entering church in
America, of whatever denomination, you will
usually find assembled an audience of five hun
dred, one thousand, fifteen hundred, or two
thousand persons, grouped by families in sepa-
rate pews which are rented. At the hour Of
service, every one is present there are few tar
dy worshippers, and yet fewer who come mere
ly for the sermon. After the service begins, it
is rare that any one enters. 1 also remarked.
that once in their seats, there Is no talking
among the persons present all seem composed
aud serious many are engaged in reading
their Bibles, or have their hymn-books in their
hands for before each seat is placed shelf on
| which is kept the little library necessary fer
| the service. As soon as the pastor enters, the
congregation sing ahymn previously selected.
These hymns, which are very fine, and will
compare favorably in some respects even with
those Of Germany. are very artistically exc
cuted by choir OF ladies and gentlemen in a
gallery before the organ. We found but one
thing to regret in the singing, otherwise SO
pleasing, which was. that their hymns, in them
selves SO edifying part Of the service, were
not enough by the congregation, who either
would not, or could not, unite with them.''
SUDDEN DEXrH.-The Boston Herald learns
''that Thomas W. Smith, Esq, President of the
Augusta (Me.) Bank, and one of the first men
Of that city, died very suddenly few weeks
since. He was about the streets short time
before his death, in his usual health, and wen.
to bed apparently perfectly well. Soon after
rising he sat down upon a sofa in the room and
Immediately died. Mr.. Smith was about 70
| years Of age, and has been q resident of Angus
ia for upwards Of 30 years.
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MINNESOTA FIGURING MILL.

TIME Propriefors announce that the above new Nil
- Is In full tide OF successful operation, and
they are prepared to furnish any amount Of Flour
Neal and also do any custom work in the grinding de-
partment to order.
ROLLINS, UPON & EASTMAN.
St. Anthony, March ~, 1855. sm-w
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MARLEY & KERN.


q ARD W ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On ST. anthony ST., near the American House,
ENOUID call the attention the citizens st. Paul
w and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought. cast,
Parliament and Strap Hinges Bolts, Srtels Fasteners,
Bads, Locks Screws, Latces, Bell Pulls, and Door Zap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck. Mill, X, Back and Rip Saws Hatciets,
Axes broad and pitching Adze, Spoke Sbayes Drawing
Knives Finer, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chsels;
gurs Braces Trowels Jack. Smoothing and Fore PIanes
Flows, bead Guages. boring Machines, Hatches Ham
Fiat, hound and Saw Files. Two and -Four Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Hakes Scythes Scythc-snats Hoes, Curry-cobs
Trace, Back, Breast, Timber Lock Chains, Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons;
fine assortment Of sver-pated, Brittanns and Japan
Ware Boilers, Kettles, Fire Dogs, Shoves and Tonge,
wafe irons, Coffee Burners, Patent Ket
Ties Ladies, Sknmers Grdirons. Coffee Mills, Fiat Irons,
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of SaGdery, Trim
mings, Strrups Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapers Corn Mills Patent Balances ami Counter Scales
St. Paul May Is, 1854. wit
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

TUESDAY, March 81.
Present-The Mayor, and Aid. Becker, BAIL.
Cave, Irvine, Tanning, Knox and Krieger
REPORTS.
The Comptroller presented the following re-
port, which was read and ordered printed.
To the Mayor and Common Council of the
City Of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN Since my report of the 10th
March, the following orders have been receive
ed and cancelled, viz:
CITY order No 1877 to P Nash sen m