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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-12
Joseph DERGFELD,

Successor to Bycrs, Roc srf Street, Saint Paul,
NM OID call the attention Of lhe public to his lars
w and well selected stock Of Stoves, consisting il
: part of the following:
Charter Oak; Golden Era; Empire state; Black War
rior; Black Diamond; Union Air Tight; American, 10
Albion, do Western Queen; Morning Star; Prize Prem
um; California, ,o Eastern; Eagle; Pioneer; Air tight
Uncle Sam:
large asso tmcnt Of Paror Stoves. which will be sole
lat
Having an excellent Coppar Smith and Timers con
antly i'm his employ, he is prepared 20 do all kinds O
work business with despatch and In the bcs
manner
Orders the country promptly attended to. COun
|try merchants and Others would do well to give him
their custom st Paul, Feb 3, 1876
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HAMLINE HOUSE,
WILLIAM D. CHILLS0N. Proprieto
RED WING, MINNESOTA.

|TUyHIS House Is ready for the accommodation o
IL the Travelling Public. 1t Is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing The rooms are pleasant ant
ary aud the Proprietor Is determined that nothing shall
Ibe wanting to make guests feel at home.
10 Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free O
charge. Red Wing, may IL, '56
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v. BASS. A. C. LEWIS. DANA VIII
J. w. BASS g. CO.,

Forwarding and Commi ssion Merchants, Lowe
Warehouse, Steam Boat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
rNHE subscribers would respectfully announce TO tn
l. public that they will continue the Forwarding an
Co mmssion Business at the above named place; an
from their experience and facilities, confidently hope
merit your patronage. aa.s
St. Paul April ], 1856. If
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Rock Island Against the World
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
ID. l.. CUNKLE.

EOF quality which, for stock and evenness Of temper
~ are warranted superior to any made In the western
country, ard equal any manufactured in the Unite
States. He challenges all competitors in quality y
awork. He has also the genuine
Dutch Boiling Cloths.
eAncl brand, Of all numbers, and mill furnishings
lrav AL of which he will sell cheaper than articles
ttb. same quality sold heretofore in this
ftrv aud on FERNS suit purchasers. lie feels thank
Raul for past and respectfully solieits continu
lance of the same. ON
Rock island. April 1866.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATS
On TIRE
Physiological View of Marriage.

W. u La CROIX. VI. ID Albany, ". 4.
800 Pages ai i3u Fine Ii.in ami Col red Llthocrah
aln! PlaTes ..t I.H.
Price only Twenty Five Cent .E6
TS@.'cii free OF p'>tasc ~ all PARIS oi the nloi
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THIRD WARD.
Street COusnatssi0ner's N0ficr.

Ito the occupants Of Lots fronting Exchange
Street from its Intersection with st. Anthony Street
to its intersection with Vine Street:
You hereby notified that the COMMISSIONERS of the
Third Ward have determined TO open Exchange Street
from intersection with SAINT Anthony Street to fits in
with Vine Street, by causing the to be
Editce both sides and properly covered with gravel
centre under the direction Of the City Surveyor
you hereby required to do the within twcn
tty III date hereof the undersigned Will
ter into contract for doing the same.
Estimates of the whole expense thereof have been
made filed with the City Comptroller for the inspcc-
ton Of the parties interested.
Dat d May 9, 1856 i0i GEO. L. BECKER,
J. X. IRVINE.
A. 6. FULLER,
Street Commissioners Third Ward City Saint Paul.
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WORLDS F AIR. ="
Is,7a' RE-OPENED.s y X

4rHNHE undersigned resrectfnly gives notice. that the
Il have openee the above spacious and elegant rooni
corner at Third AMI Roberts Street, as frS class Al
Elton AND COMMISSION HOUSE, anu are prepares
la seth haudize and other property upon tie os
accommodating tcrmsao d - p .io59a ~ yuc
liberal cash vanccs Win be m lde upon all proper
Ieonsi ghed for sale. 49," - ~
Reg,,ar Sale paws every III esdsy and Saturday, com
i,cin 10 Jciss, y sal wAichs HE Ladies as
krespetifnliy invited 10 attend. - B.. -
wees. oods at private Sale darine ne day 81 Auetis
prices. " $Ilz ed rS6 SAK9EkLEs$ Co.,s 2
Mar 8, lass Auclo0eers.
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THIRD WARD.
Street Commandment Notice

OHcct commandment sNOf1ce.
ITO the owners occupants lots the North aide Of
ST. Anthony Street, from Fort Street to College
enue, comprising lots six, eight and nine block
four, lot six, seven, eight, nine, and
block sxtytwo. lots five, SIX, seven, eight and In
You hereby nofed that the Board Of Street Com
mis.oners tor the Third Ward in and said City have
determined to erect sidewalk the North side st.
Anthony street, and in above mentioned LOTS
by laying down four stringers TIL whole distance, which
shalt be four inches by six in size be covered with
ahk laid across said strngers eight long, and Aor
less than six, than wde to be sptk-
down with tweney penny nais, eight nails to EACH
plank. io
You are hereby notacd that estimate has been
made OF the whole expenses Of said improvement, and OF
the proportion to be assessed and charg each lot.
You therefore hereby required to construct such
portions Of said sidewalk at proper and
charges as are ado Mug the lot lots owned eccup
ei hy You respectively, within thirty days from tie date
this notice. and take notice that If side aik II not
constructed within the said thirty days, that the SAM
Twill lie done by the commissioners 81 the expense
of the lots fro'iting on said Improvement.
GEO. L. BECKER,
FULLER,
X. IRVINE,
Aldermen and Street Commissioners, 81 Ward
Dated st Paul. April is, 1865.
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Cheap Cash Store.
J-FROST,

Wholesale and Retail Grecer,
II EEP constantly hand Large and wei Sciee,1
N stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOO 'S' Snt.pl
for the st. Pnul and Minnesota market - Fresh
iirect from Boston, by the hosshsaG
All kinds of Sugar;
MOlaSSes and c. Syrup;
Sack Salt Barrel;
Nails, Coffee and Tea;
Oysters, Extra Flour;
Germ Meal; Butter and Cheese;
Mess Pork, Soap and Candles;
ID. Peaches;
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also. every thing else that customers think of Of
li,,:ly to want.
No. 81, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Nov. 8, 1854. d&w1y
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Spring and Summer Bonnets !

Hats Caps, Laces, Silks, Satns Hosiery and Parasos
also many Goods tast from Paris comprising
styles, and fashions Bean
Monde besides great variety other articles too nu-
mentions but which easily seen n the
public give hor the pleasure calling on her at her
stand ST. Anthony Street, opposite the New York
Bazaar.
PS. Straw Bcnnets and Hats, Beached, Pressed and
Sshaped in the newest style.
Mays MRS N. L. STOAKES.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

|XNE offer, for limited time, new frame Dwelling
w House, in Whitney and Smiths Addition, with
lin short distance OF the s'Fuller House,. The building
lis entirely new and we'll finished. containing six
cellar. The lot is 80 by $50 feet, and Is enclosed
with good board fence. portion Of the purchase
money remain on time.
| AuriI "a ISh6 & p Fol som & CO. =
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By Express q!

lust received q beautiful assortment Of rich EN-
- BROIDERIES, and APPLIQUE MANTELS-a all
styes and coors Elegant Grape Shaws; Rich IEoniton
Lace Sets. Parasos, etc., etc.
The above goods all Of the latest styles designs
may 92t G. D. ELFELT.
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:. STARKEY. c. G. PETTEY
James Starkcy & Co.,

4Office Third St., St. Paul, Minnesota Territory
All business in connection with the above promptly at
tended to: Military Land Warrants located advantage
ously Taxes paid Collections made and Loans nego-
tiated.
RErERENcrs:-His Eyy. W. A. German, Gov. Min.
rerrory Hon. IL. NJ. Rice, Delegate To Congress; Hon.
Robert Smith, Alton, Ill. James r. Whitford, Attor-
4ney n. y; Hon David Olm>tcd, Mayor st Paul Mcssrs
ABorup & Cakes, bankers, st. Paul; Messrs. Ames 4
an Etten, attorneys, st. Paul.
St. Paul, May 81, 1854.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

II AVlNG made the necessary arrangements with
the best Manufacturers and Dealers In the asst
shall, the opening Of Navigation be prepared to
2ill all orders Implements OF all kinds Consisting In
1part OF
Ploughs Cultvators. Grain and Seed Drills Harrrws,
Iors Hoes Hay and Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters. Fam
ning Mills Grain and Grass Seed SeparaOrs, OxYOkes
land Bows, Farmers Boilers Grain Cradles, Scythes,
Snaths Hay and Manure Forks, SiCkles Hoes, Hay and
{Gardcn Rak s, Shovels, Spa!es, SC.
We shall always have on hand The newest and most
approved patterns mplemt well those Of the
best Makers The country and will Keep ourselves adj
lvise OF any inventions improvements thas will
he of interest to the FarLier.
The attention of Farmers and others is invited to our
establishment where prepared to sell at the low
lest market prices for cash.
McCIOtD BROTHER.
Ne tr the head Of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 10. 1S55.-wtf
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Special Notice.

9HAAYTON & PACKARD keep in their Office
S1I Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose OF
property register the same, with description there
of, price, &c., which will be for the inspection
sthe public.
Ecrptive such registered property and all the lands IN
their hands sale which, together with advertise
smes in the daily papers, and other of adver-
{tsng, give the lands placed in their hands promi-
Sncnce before the public which nSures their speedy
8Sale. d&wtf
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING from p to SO per cent. upon unen-
scumbered, Real Estate. Maps be at their
office of all the surveyed lands in Minncsota-also
those Of IOwn Sites and important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid to the disposal OF
Town Ses Mill privileges and Real Estate generally,
private sale, auction and to the location Colon
lies. Feb. 81, 1855.
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Lands for SAFE.

uNOLSOM & CO., offer for sale the following land
Il in Washington and ChisagO Counties. Terms vii
be moderate and liberal credit will he granted on
portion the purchase money To actual SELLERS tht
terms will arranged that they cannot fatO be suit
ed
i'm Boutwcll's Settlement miles west of Still
water and Lake st. CrOix.
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), s. BROWN. T.R. FLErCHER
BROWN l. FLETCHER,
Bankers, Brokers aud Dealers i'm Exchange,
THIRD STREET, SAINT PAUL.
June -, 1854.
MONEY TO LO.fyN,
II IPON real or personal security, by
u BROWN s. FLETCHER.
June 10, 1854. Third Street, st. Paul
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Valuable Property for Sale.

4XNE offer, at bargain. the s. Il. and tbs n. u OF
w S.W. n of Section Z, Town %, N. X. % W.
acres The land three miles north Of the city,
Els we'll situated, and of first quality OF soil. Terms
Zone half down, and the balance in six aud Twelve months
1Oper interest. Will sold i'm quantities 20 sui
spurchasers. S p FOLSOM & CO..
April %. 1855. In Minnesoti Building
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SIMEON p. FOLSOM. Ia. BANKER. DANIEL ROHRF'
S. P. FOLSOM & CO.,
General Land Agents and Surveyors,
Office On Third Street, in Minnesotion TuiIding,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
r ANDS bought and sold, money loaned and Invested
IL taxes paid for dents aid others ana gov
Iernment lands entered.
LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
WE have prepared abstracts of titles to each parcel
|of land in Ramsey County, IRON the United States t.
the latest grantee, and have noted thcreoevcry no
lbrance or defect, casting u stain upontie title.
Mapping and Surveying done to order. our ohicc u
punished with plats OF every Township surveyed III
Min with the entries from The l. IND Once, cor
lrccted nsekly.
References.
HON. H. III. RICE, st. Paul.
ES-GOy, ALEX. RAMSEY, st. Pau.
EIt,E UOLI,NSHEAD & BECKER, 81. Pau.
n. M. FULLERTON, Reg. Land Office, Sf'Ardter;
\ H. MCKENNY, r.. 'eivei Land Office, BroDnsutHe
Hon, II. II. SIBlEY, N: ndofd.
HON. CHARLES MASON, Co.. fa'.. ~ usuuegto"
FOR SALE.
LOT 50by $50 feet facing on the Cour; House Squai
IN liberal Great will be given on the largest portion
|of the purchase money. 5. p. FOLSOM & Coz
Anrii o. Minncsotian building.
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Esta tc,

EODfce, old Post Office Building, Third 81, SGsnf fawL
AND bought and sold throughout the Territory Mon
~ loaned, Investments made to the best advantage
land Land Warrants located. l sei.A $50 s'G.5f
~e.- 80 REFERENCES. ---, - - .
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
IGilbert Davis, ESQ.,, Gov w German, FL
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon w II WEIGH, Chief Us
(Capt. A. De Peyster, tice Of Minnesota, @7
Messrs. 8. Thompson Nc Hon Rice, Delegate to
phcw, 7 Congress,
lMessrs. Williams & Guion. Rice, Iionshead Becker
PHILADELPHIA. sAtty's at Law,
Josep Patterson, ESD, Pre- Borup Cakes Bank
inent Western Bank; ers, sE
Messrs Drexel Co, BankersJ Travis Rosser q, Secre-
&c Taylor & Co., tary Of the Territory,
- Bingham Dock, tAIars h Van Etten, Att4's
Freed Ward & Free,i, Lew,
Siters, James & Co... Rev I Fullerton, Regis :
IS Baily b Co; Land Office,
E,lwarl Hurst, Esq, Notary VIM HolcOmbe, Esq, Rece
Public; U Land ONCE,
H. Messchert, Att'y at Law, DR. Mann.
James Kitchen, NJ. D., NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Slower, Esd. Mrssr>. Brown, johnson
VICKSUURG. Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Brown, Il Johusou, March 2, 1885.
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Great Bargains in Land !

VnAYTON & PACKARD have always on hand from
~ Fifteen to Thirty Thousand Acres of Farming
LGnd, situated in differ parts of the Territory, ofv
rfous descriptions, which will be sold In quantities and
81 upoD terms to suit purchasers. Feb. 1865.
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New Goods! New Goods {!
Just received from Paris.

MFRS. NJ. L. STOAKES would take the present oppor
MI tunity of informing the public in general, and he
patrons in particular, that she has Just from
New york with the largest and most choice assortment
Millinery Goods offered in the city, consisting
part of a large lot of
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ST. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry

DEALERS IN. IRON, CAST AMI
w PIow S esis Sails. AuSfls. Bellows. vfce., Hanc
md Sleuee Crowbars Elptic Springs, Axies
sgon aud Buggy Boxes, Cable and Log Chains, etc
wabssha street. ST. Paul, N. T. Nay 4daw
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Oars TO THE CRIMEA.-We see it stated thai
several vessels are now loading at New York
with oats for the allied armies in the Crimea.
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= PAPER HANGINGS - =.
d an d Paper EEangers 81

HAVING received Large Stock Of PAPER HANG
Z INES and secured the assstanceor. Is CO b3tiv
N1r.SN. B. TERwILLER, g taodA
In this branch business, ready 10 ell and
hang all paper orders IN the best style, low "a
ersos having roonis paper Will DO
orders at my Boonssors.ys Tso 6skF ~M.eoA4L-.
May ], l9Ss..u
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@- rough diamond, picked up near Man
chester. Va, a small town opposite Richmond
is about the size of hazel nut, and weighs for
ty-three carets. Jewellers estimate its valu.
at four thousand dollars, and claim that it
the largest diamond ever found in North Amer
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Try virtue of Execution issued ont OF and under the
Seal of the District Court, In and for the County OF
Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, upon Judgement
rendered and in the said Court on the Path day
|of April 1856, in an action wherein Irvine, Stone
Mccormick, parners plaintiffs, and Allen Pierse de-
PENDANT, in of said plaintiff and cgainst said de-
sendant, the Four Hundred Eighty Three DOL
lars and foriy-three cents; - q :. :. .-.li
have levied upon the north half OF Lot ~ Ihroe,
Block (2) and tie south half OF lat two
Block (23) in the City of st. Paul; also
the undivided one-half the west half Of the northeast
quarer AMI the east half of the Northwest quarter Of
section 9) nineteen, township (29) twenty. nine, range
key lot 2 in block (s1) sixty-one III
Rice Irvine's addition the Town, (now City of Saint
3cauD as the property ef tbs aid defendant ossT
Notice IS hereby given That will sell The ses des
3cribed real property, much thereof a Will safy
all ex.ca. the highest bidder. at public auction
the C0ur House in The City OF St.Psui on Saturta,
1.-THE i6 day June next at 10 o'osk in The forenoon
ITO satisfy he said Execution with the interest and cost
&thercon. A-st4Ss so. 9h-''.' -
a. li4d sat .y1as1sa Is AIN. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
y Gassss! 81 Bs A. W. yTULhI >, aDeputy-z.-s;
st Paul, My %, 1868. u st.f szys. sds sE..s.f
j RTE, uol Inns EAu-& BErxEr, At,,ys, for Ppns.
kRAY RUM, in immense quantities, AZ = vIs.eo
LID BOND B KELiOGG'S.
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THE CLOCK ENTERPRISE.

1IIC OLOCh CN CINI MOI.
UNHIS good thing like many others has been delayed
IL by false reports but still lives and must grow t.
maturity. 1t is taken in hand, and will be put up
soen it is finished; and like the sun in the hcavens
shall strike on the suSt and the unjnst,' without dis
function of class, party, birth, or color.
What induces ME to get up such Clock Is the necess
|y of having good time. will guarantee such cloct
Twill be of great both town and country. Every
person has either Clock watch for their use, bu
lit is nobody's else time, and consequently very ncon
vcnient in business matters, therefore shall put up
o'clock, any how. And all good, liberal minded citizen,
whO wish to help the thing along by their subscriptions
|may do SO at the shop of w. lLI1NGWORTH,
corner Of Jackson and Fifth Streets,
st. POul, April 9, 1865. d&wtf
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HEAVY LAND GRANTING learn from the
Green Bay Advocate, that the recent grant OF
land, made by Congress, for the benefit of the
Fox and Wisconsin Rivers Improvement will
amount to two millions of acres. This grant
not only secures the early completion of the
whole Improvement, but we are told will Sc
cure the completion Of the Green Bay and Min
nesota Railroad.
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GB- The Lady Franklin arrived IN good
time on Wednesday evening, having left Gale
ma with six or eight hundred passengers The
Lady F. is one of the best appointed and most
punctual boats in the line. Capt Malin is a
stranger in these waters, but is rapidly sur
rounding himself and his boat with hosts of
friends.
The Globe departed yesterday for the Mime
sofa river.
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HousroN CoUNTY.--An election was held in
this county few days since, to decide Coun
ty Seat question, and nearly six hundred votes
were polled. Two years ago. the Territory
comprised within this county did not contain
a hundred white inhabitants. This is the way
we are marching ahead in Minnesota.
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DAY RUM, in immense quantities., az q vlsveo
Id BOND KELiOGG'S.
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The performances of the fanatics on Monday morn
ing in escorting Booth and Ryecraf from Jail are
worthy the palmy days Of Robespierre and Danton.
The groanngs and hootings before Judge Miller were
the illusions Of weak minds, the conduct of the crowd
at the ia-or, more properly, fthe leader of it
was marked with feature OF cold-blooded atrocity
at which even savages might cry shame. son Of
Dr.. Tracy, who lives Immediately north Of the Jail,
had died very suddenly that morning, rendering the
bereaved mother frantic with grief, and overwheln-
ing the whole family with deep sorrow. In this
state they assailed by din of yes, music, and
firing of cannon Immediately at their own door, which
would have disgraced tribe Of Hottentots. The
Doctor came out and stated the circumstances, and
begged of them to desst least from firing the can
non. Without even the respect which brute animals
nstinctvey pay to the presence Of the dead, the
quest not complied with-the carnival Of anati-
clsm suffered no abatement until the performers took
up their line of march through the streets.
These are the fruits of fanaticsm, the :" bitter
end of which is not YETI and those Of our citizens
who, from morbid and mistaken philanthropy, have
countenanced or encouraged it, may have them pre-
sented to their own lips.-MI News.
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Nothing like a Good Title.

Upon the passage of the French Spolia-
ton Bill, Hon. Mike Walsh moved that its
title be as follows:
An Act to accomplish the following Objects
LIST. To enable sundry INSCRIPTIONS and graspng
companies of spectators and brokers to still further
aggrandze themselves in the sacrilegiously assumed
name Of the widows and orphans, by preyins upon
those by whose hepessness and necessities they have
already amassed immense fortunes. I'd. To replen-
ish the purses aud brighten the mercenary hopes Of
the several agents, lobbyers, &C., Of Washington,
who are personally interested in its passage; and
also to embolden those modest and conscientious
thes to renewed and increased efforts preclude the
possibility of its funds ever again reaching one inch
above low water mark.
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Louisiana senator.

The votes in the legislature of Louisiana,
on the election of Senator, stood as follows:
Hon. John Slidell, "a Hon. John Moore,
50 Scaling, T. The Washington Union
says:
The complete success Of Senator Slidell is a just
tribute to intrepid craftsmanship, sound democracy,
and unfaItering devotion to his friends. The vote
was as gratifying he himself could have desired to
haye it, and it shows how proud the democracy Of
Louisiana Of their faithful and ng-tried public
servant. Mr. Sliders reelection will be hailed with
satisfaction by his fellow Senators of all parties, and
by great numbers of his personal and political friends.
He is expected to be in his seat in the Senate in
few days.