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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

MAssAcHUsEr1s.-A census of Massachusetts
has just been taken by order of the State anthori.
ties and retrns have been received from 80 cities
and towns, exclusive of Boston, which show an
aggregate population of 275,3Ol inhabitants,
against 220 PAL in the year 1850, being An increase
of 1850 in Eve years, or about Is per cent. 1t
is estimated that tho whole population Of the
State reaches about 100000. So far as heard
from, but one town shows decrease. The town
Of Chelsea, ono of the suburbs of Boston, con-
tains lO,05l inhabitants, 1859 dwellings, and L.
899 families.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

NEW YoRK, Oct. II.
The Washington Correspondents Il the Times,
says the Japanese Interpretation Of the treaty is
sustained BY the Administration. Of course no
effort will Do made by it to compel the receiving
in Japan Of American merchants.
The Star Of this evening intimates thatMr. Ma
son, Consul at San Juan, has been. dismissed for
recognising Col. Kinney's Government.
The Hel AIDS correspondent says, news has been
received BY Mr.. Seymour, our Minister to Russia,
announcing the appointment of . special Ambal-
sador to the United States, whence he would sooh
take his departure. - So =
coast Of Africa.
The Court of Claims opened to-day on the law
docket. The case of David Mygerle was taken
up, and assigned for arrangement to morrow.
Eleven attorneys were admitted including Hon.
G. E. Badger and Beverly johnson. Attendance
large.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

RBCRUITs roe TIE CRuRA-Sr. LOUIS RKPR.-
srSrED.-We were startled yesterday by the In
formation that one or our military companies,
weary of inglorious inactivity, and dispairing Of
anything g turning up" in the United States, af-
fordisg safety valve for the escape Of their
martial ardor had suddenly decamped for the
Crimea. The report was true; that portion Of
the Contieutsls, under the command If Lieut.
Grumley, had left for the camp Of the Allies.
Speculation 10 rife in regard. TO this suddeu
move Of Lieut.. g. The obligations be labored
under to many citizens of st. Louis, and the ct
taohments entertained for him should have pre-.
vented his departure; bot it seems that the Judge
ment of his friends was overruled BY the desire
for military glory. During the past three months
Mr.. Gumley had secured quite number Of new
recruits for the Continsntals, and everything in
dicated thft in . short time is would be not only
the most numerous but the best drilled company
In St. Louis. .es - -sa acb sx -,
Those gallant spirits are now on their way to
that strip Of country known - the Crimea, whsrs
four powers arc engaged in the interesting oocu-
patton of killing each other. ~ r-f tlt y
If Mr.. Champion, the British Minister ct WASH
ington. has not already left this may be interest
ing to him, another evidences of that &c intsrvs-
tion' which has already produced . nete 70 his
government from the Administrati0n.-Mo. Re-
publican.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

ST. Louis, Oct. IL.
The Lexington (Mo., Express, of Saturday last
publishes . report that Ex-Governor Reeder has
been murdered at st. Joseph.
The editor of the Express, after due inquiry
pronounced the report hoax, but adds, however
. rumor is in circulation at St. Joseph, that
Resder had been engaged in fight somewhere
in the Territory, but no account Of his health be-
ing injured. los f-- -s-.f..t.-- And
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~ AWFUL AAseAe1B.. Y~..f
81 ~ Snis5sess ussasssA ~ Ne InAaens.
= SsA1 Mi1fio's sss 6 pul1 wie(ps 4


Of Capt. Doniphan Of Missouri, who was captain
Of the company, there were three hundred souls.
Mr.. Virgins says he has no means Of knowing the
css Ss 1S%GSs sSRS - ~ ~ esa aS
drsd. The greater part u the company were
from MSe6uri. alSES
They left st. JOSEPH, No., On the 18th Of
Marehs and got along IArf we'll until The 18th Of
July, whom they encamped at Devils Gate FOR the
Indians on the road; consequently they became
careless, and declined g standing guard at night.
About one O'Clock at night, about two thousand
Sioux and Cheysanes charged upon them willis
the whole company was sound asleep, killing al
but six men, six women, and seven children, and
driving OF every animal. fiiet sef 20 $t9fl $50
h Among those who were killed wore Capt. Doni-
gan, Col. Pierre Choteev, of ST. Louis; Col. Gil
piu, Of Jackson, county, Mo. Samuel Lane and
famil, Of Indiana; (bfother Of Joseph Lane, Of
Oregon;) Mr.. Cody and family Of Weston, Mo. !;
Dick Murphy, Of Weston, Mo. Mr.. John Wig.
gins, our Informant, lost his whols family, con.
sisting Of . wife and three children. -.
T The sayages, after hurried slaughter Of such
as fell ID their way, retreated to the mountains,
driving the stock before them.gca. ~ bass.
In the morning the survivors packed up what
provisions they could we'll carry, burned the wag-
ons and Sverythiag that rsmginsd, and then star
ted for Salt Lake on foot. h. :r..s. -, r..-..sat
They accomplished the jeaEnsy il thir.esn days,
They laid their case before Brigham Young, who
kindly called Mormon council, levied contri-
button and fitted them out with Eve teams, with
which they continued their journey to Sacramen-
to. MI, Virgins is now on his way to Portland,
whore he has brother residing. He. has walked
in from Sacramento. Oregon Argus.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

q piece Of land, containing about 100
acres, situated in Ontonagon county, on Lake SUI
Psrior, wi. recently sold ct public auction, under
an order Of the Judgs q Probste, fer the sum If
$l2SO0, beng $56,15 pH-aere. The land Was
prs-s.Dss1: By . colorsd man, now deceased, .
Rev ygess sisess and purchased, by h;n,fron -the
geEllAllaft, for: ten shillings per acre. Tie lot
. sold for The bsus6t Of his wife and children.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

Prostitution IN NEw YoRk.-A gentleman in
New York, named Gould, who has been for some
time investigating the causes and progress Of
crime in that city, from motives of practical phi
lanthropy, has ascertaned that there are now liv-
ing in that city, no less than twenty four thousand
unfortunate or abandoned women, and no fewer
than fourteen hundred houses of ill-fame. This
is truly frightful proportion of the entire popu-
lation Of New York. = -fa- - =.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

"A nceND WmTSIELD.-English journals men
ton that young preacher Of the Msthoiist
Church 10 creating Is much excitement % Irving
and Whitfield did in their day. The London cor.
respondent Of the New York Sunday Times SAYS:
" His name is Spurgen, and he can scarcely have
reached his Odd or ed year, Ishould think. His
sloquenee is sztraordinary---is ov@whelms you
With its force and brillisncy; and his voice has
the characteristics which Whitfelds it is said to
have possessed---s ringing tone, and capable Of
being beard BY N asssmblage OF ten thousand
psrsops,0 - - -.--.----- -.. -s.4 =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

LTr's CHAScEs.-Ths Lowell News, says tha,
there are now in that city two young ladies who
were born in New Orleans in opulencs, but in
consequence Of death and reverses IF fortune,
were left not only orphans but penniless. Rather
than remain in indigenes at homo, they made
their way to Lowell and entered mills a. opera
stives, and are now numbered among the mary
beautiful, exemplary, and intelligent ladies, si
the, city who labor in the mills.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

Tn LAND SALEs.-We are glad to learn that
on the first day most Of the actual settlers pro-
cured their lands at rs per acre, and that there
was no disposition manifested to bid over them.
Yesterday there were many Spectators present
from abroad, and the land was run up a. high ~
$500 and S., so per acre.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF RAMSEY CoUxrr.-In to.
days paper will be found the official returns of
Ramsey County. We are glad to be able to an
nounce officially that Mr.. Mclean 10 elected our
County Commissionsr-"a Communication devout-
~ to be Wished" and an election over which o..
cry taxpayer in this County may rightfully 70.
jOice. In other respects the returns do net dissr
materially from the figures already given.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

e. late letter from Paris says: "Alresdy
arc measures in progress in France to counterfeit
tho scarcity with which wc are all threatened
Our Paris Banking Houses are said to have remit.
ted to the United States within these three weeks
fifteen millions Of frances, (thrss millions of dol
lars) for the purchase of grain and -four. In
Paris, theprcs of the four pound loaf has risen to
. frane-that il to Eve cents the pound.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

A TOUCHING lNcIDENT.-There was one little
incident that touched the hearts of all who wit
messed it. While the men were helping the f.
males OF the wrecked steamer Ssvastopol up the
bluff, from hand to hand, there was seen little
bundle, wrapped in flannel tossing from man ia
man, as if Pieco of apparel belonging to some
one who had gone up, or, perhaps, more like the
hasty manner in which . bucket Of water 10 hand
ed in FIRE line. The last man who took it at
the top Of the bluff, felt life in it, and on unroll-
ing several layers Of flannel out apeered two great
big blue eyes, from the swsetest baby face that
could be imagined. The little stranger took his
harsh handling kindly, and smilsd,as prettily ~
if in its mothers crib at homo. We need not
mention that it was not long in want of mother
to claim it.-bz;lscaslkee American. sA-'
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NRW ORLEANS. Oct. *.

INV OKLEANS, OCt. 10.
Advises from Galveston of Sunday announce
that Capt. Callahan, of the Texan Rangers has
had battle with force of 600 Indians, 40 Of the
latter were killed and 4 of the Texans. The
Mexicans retreated. Capt. c., has called on Tex
as for assistance to exterminate Indians, who
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27
. PHrLADHLPHrA. Oct. II

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
TApplication has been made BY the Counsel
Of Passmors Williamson for permission to file an
affidavit by him.. Judge Kane decided that the
proper mode of procedure was to take a rule to
show cause Why such paper should not be fled.
The counsel refused to do this, and further &C.
ton was taken.,.,a ...---
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

MsNEY IN NEw YoRk.-Ths Evening Post Of
Saturday says s'Loan and discount rates are
steady at per cent. for the former and for
the latter. The offerings of mercantile paper for
discount arc slight for tho season. So:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

ma The Hon. Samuel merrill, President of
tho Indiana State Bank Of Indianapolis, and
for many years Treasurer of the State, died,
recently at his residence, in indianapolis.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27
PoPuLArlos OF lLLIsois.-Ths following table
exhibits.the progress of the State in population


q The following sentence, from recent lee
ture BY the Rev. 3. h. .Chapin Of New York, j,
worthy Of an imperishable record -" When lib
erty is at stake We cannot be too serupulous We
must furbish up every president; We must parly
upon hair, Coz that hair may be . fibre of eter-
nal right upon which elings the destiny Of mil
lions ?, -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

CLOSING OF Observation-Disclosures generally
closes absut the middle Of November. It would
be safe fer those who intend to leave for tho
East, to remain in St Paul until tho 10th.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

CHNA.-The Imperialists still continue to
butcher the rebel prisoners. tits stated that at
recent execution, several were skinned alive, and
others were cut into twenty -four pieces!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

delivered ono of his able speeches on the Slavery
question at Albany, N. Y, ON the 18th. He il
still true steel, a. he has been for many years
past
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

ORIGINAL WAY or CATCHING A CmcKEN.-A
lady in this city bought . chicken Tuesday morn
ing last, and after carrying it home had the mis-
fortus to let it slip from her hand. A fishing
hook and line were hanging by the door-shs inn
msdiately put kernel Of corn on the hook and
threw it out, the chicken swallowed the corn,
hook, and all. The lady then pulled upon the line
and drew the chicken in, much to its annoyance,
but it was hooked and had to walk along. She's
- trump" + = o .NssaI@ ar fa. .iBg'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

a. Tho Galens Adv. announces the appear
ance of Chapman's Sectional Map of Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

HoS. G. G. WAsHsgRSE.-Ths friends of this
gentlenan win be glad 70 lsssn, that be was last
night eoaaiasfsds bssssr by his physisisns, and
lido.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

BAecAcE MAsrras.-s Minnie Myrtle closes
her last letter to the New York Times, from
Saratoga, as follows:
Il heard one lady say that she married for no
other reason than to obtain q baggage MASTER
and he, Of course, married for. the saks,.of the
baggage he WAS to superintend., go.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

TIE. HurcHIEsoSs.-The Minnesotian learns
that this popular family of vocalists are on their
way to St. Paul. where they will entertain Us with
one or two Of their concerts.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

ALI RlcHr. AoAN.--We believe it 10 now set
tied that Judge Dooley, (Rep.) is elected to the
Council over William A. Davis. Rice County
puts every thing all right. :. r
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

o.. cousfY. MArrxis.--Now that the people of
Ramsey County .baxs been wise enough to elect
An honest and worthy man. to fll the Office of
County Commissioner. We expect in q short time,
as soon q. the commissioners get to work, to see
a dimunition il The expenses Of the County, and
great improsement in the manner in which the
business has been formerly conducted. Msssrs.
Mclean and Bennett will zee that the money Of
the people Is no longer squssdcrsd or stolen
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

a. When stranger treats me with want of
respect, said q poor philosopher, comfort my
self with the reflection. that it IL not myself he
sights, but my old and shabby coat and hat,
which to say the truth, have no particular claim
for admiration. So if my coat and hat choose to
fret about t. 1t thAm but il il nothing To ma >,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

REPORTED MURDER OF Gov. SrEvzxs.-At the
last dates from Washington Territory, q report
Gov. Stevens and party exploring had been muir
dered by the Blackfeet indiana. The report was
brought into Fort Colvil by some Indians. The
chances are heavy against tho truth of the re-
mr. .
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

- WISDsoR CAsrlE.AFbis~ is~truly-& historical
rom.nct from the pom Of W: n. Ainsworsh; and
is ono Of tho best the author has ever written.
For sale BY Mr.. Dahl, lower town. He has al:
90 a large assortment Of books Of almost every
variety. .. s.... 81 .As g
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

SINGULAR CorARrNERsHrP.-The firm Of Frances
Hall 4 Co., of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser,
il composed Of father, son, and grandson.
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York. Oct. 10.

$3.50. -. New York, Got. 10.
The ship Maury was seized in this port yester-
day, on suspicion Of having been fitted ~ priva-
teer, to sail under Russian colors. .sa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

q The Catholic Herald Of Philadelphia, Ia.
mensing the decrease Of their priests, says they
this country, ~ Mens Of the last pursuits Catho-
lie parents, rich poor, are likely to desire for
their children, IL the ministry of Roman Catholi.
cism." It further states that, while the main
portion of their supply has been Of Irish origin,
that is now on the decline, " IS every year brings
less Catholic Priests from that country, and less
young men dssiro.s Of becoming priests, than the
preceding year did" i. ...-.-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

IA The corn crop Of the United States
this year, is estimated at one billion bushels.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

A DISTINGUISHES VisIroR.-The eminent astron.
omer, NJ. Babinet, member Of the Academy Of
Science. and NJ. Bopme, of Middleburg, have
been making some interesting investigations in
respect to the return Of the great comet which
appeared in the years l04, 392, 6s2, 735, 1874,
and 1856: N. Bonnie has gone over all the pre-
the separate and combined action Of all the
planets upon this comet of three hundred years,
the result of which severe labor gives the arrival
Of this rare visitor in August, 1853, with an un.
certainty Of tfo Years, more or less. = -.~1..
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u eorrsspendsut Of The New York Times.
writing from Washisgtss, says shss there L :
scheme o feet = run ". Rishardissn, II Illpsis
for sp6ik~ It de Hose q II NsaseGks osudi-
dste.s .-7e' o (-s ezs.a.er trs54~..Es .ssr 80
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

Cur HIS THRoAr.-ws learn BY = gentleman
who came up the river yesterday, on the Time and
Tide, that young man cut his throat At Winena
Monday morning last. We have not besu able 10
obtain any further particulars than the fact that
he leaves . young wife, among strangers in .
strange land to mourn the loss Of an unfortuate
husband.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

~ At late election in Cslifornia, in Ssgue-
nay Co., having 1900 inhabitonts $1,000 votss
were polled. In one parish containing but 400 I'M
habisants, the inspecsors returned 4 900 votssl
q That's nothing. Our Rice friends do things
on larger scale in this Teritey in proportion
to the number Of the inhsbitants. At Lake Supe-
rior, where there were but 800 lawful residents,
men, women and ehildrsu, 500 votes were polledi
and ystshs Sssanis sf this city, the neuth.piscs
Of Henry n. Rice, and pstS Tor lying, jossiasstbs
set,' Of These pretetyps Of Seingfsllew, Atshisoa
&Co. Peer dsbased hunan saturs. -gs,s ). a.
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FOREIGN IrExs.-The following items were
brought by the Atlantic:- ,.
The Allies had mounted large number of NOR
tars at Sevastopol, preparatory to bombardins
the Russian position on the north side.
The correspondent of the London News says
tho Russians are making preparations for the
evacuation of the north side.
Sevastopol was certainly to be blown up BY
tho Allies, and mines were being sunk for the pur-
pose.
Gortschakof's army was threatened by large
forces of the Allies from Eupatoria and Badair.
On the 29th September, come Russians were
defeated near Eupatoria by French cavalry. with
loss of near so Killed and los prisoners. French
loss killed and II wounded. sssf ~ "a
The French had captured a Russian CONVOY at
Kars with provisions for the garrison, with 900
horses and 300 men. '-
Gortschakof has published hopeful address
to his soldiers. He admits the loss Of from 500
to 1000 men per day for the 30 days previous 70
the close Of the SIEGE but says in conclusion; Sc
vastopol only unclaimed us to its walls. We are
now free, and a new war commences.
The Bank of England has still further advanced
it's rates of discount to S IL per cent.
LONDON MARKET MoNEY.-Money has increased
in demand and the Bank has rated it's rates of
discount to one-half per cent. &c .~r
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From the National Flag, rTth-1xtra.
Great Fire At Bleeminstsn. "i i"-


At about 9 o'clock last night, destructive Ere
broke out in the Livery Stable in this city attach
cd to the Morgan house, situated on the east side
of Central street, between Washington and front
streets, in the block south of the public square,
and spread north and south entirely destroying
all the buildings the whole block, except the
buildings of the Mclean County Bank and the
building of Messrs. Dietrich and Bradnsr, occu-
pied by them for Hardware store.
The following is q list of the losses Of the sew
eral persons 40 near ~ we can ascertain, amid
tho general excitement and confusion that still
prevailed At the hour when We put this Extra to
press: ~ y}. t'r- ,' .as a'':'
Morgan Bender, Morgan House Hotel, furni-
ture and livery stable-$l0, 900.
Wakefield & Thompson, Two three story brick
buildings and Drug store-$l0,0OO.
field 4 Thompson's buildings. The greatest por-
ton Of these were carried out Of the building be-
fore the FIRE reached it-and are now scattered
on the public square-loss $1,000. : =.
VIM. Anderson, Daugerreotypist, Loss 800;
CerYdan Weed, Real Estate Broker, Loss 500;
Mr.. Weed has largo safe, which, no doubt con-
tains many valuable papers, notes, title deeds,
stocks, &C., which 10 now covered in the ruins
but it is hoped they are uninjured; Central ILL.,
nois Times printing Office entirely Destroyed
Loss 81 500; L. Graves, 3 story brick building,
snd dry goods store. Loss IS 900; X. II. Fell,
story brick building, and Land O@ce. Loss $5,-
600; Mr.. Fell also had = large safe in his Land
Office, on the I'd floor Of his building, but which
was carried out on the street.
z. Lawrence, Justice Of the Peace, furniture
lost; Mr.. Bronx, Daguerreotypist, loss $500; J.
NJ. Scott, Attorney, papers saved; Harlin & Wal
lin, Saddlers, loss 81 900; Hyde, Tailor shop and
clothing store, $500; Bettman 4 Co., clothing,
81, 900; Stout Bro. loss 81 900; DR.. Thomas p.
Rogers, loss ,0O0 James Miller, loss 81 ,000 A.
Gridley, loss $4,000; Washburn & Horr, 5000;
los. 1000. A large number Of other smaller
losses are mentioned. One man was reported
burned in livery stable. -: -
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,To.. Js,3;s. q / peace, Lissl. o.S, p!
i = eiss1 Alsxal Dscharma, o. u es.A.
Fer I. sCs5 hlss hns Dsmssss ysha 81 =
q Ef. W MI M P FlAsr. =
In hIg.si ) s hi
L~x, 90" b Nelson Gibbs.
~ B.. John Fani6gton.
For Constables, 81. Paul, -
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sar.tA ACAIB 20 1H3 SouIH.~ss rs q. us
The great belt Of ies made il clear thst no ~
lief kxpsdition from The eouth could rsaeh Tie
Iesel = tine 70 .pfevest fheis inprisonnsnt for .
third WiDtWs which With tbsir ds1cisnsy Of fual,
would have proved most disaeleous, Il nj fst6l.
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The ohcial returns Of Ramsey County chow the
following named persons elected: ~. -
Enp q N