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pRIDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
ID PAINTThe and economical covering for
Railroad Cars, Depots Bridges, etc. Fpr sale by
@. q. BOGERT a CO.,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana. Aabsma,
d22 Mott hiAsi Eippi and Texas,
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ouArRnxE CoCR DE DISTRICT 1TIRRELL 4 HERsEY VS..
de la J SIEUR ct DANE BLOOM.
Kouvelie-Orleans No. IL $40.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
IL adesse Phonorabe Quatreme District de Ia
Eouvee Orleans dams are edessus je procedeai lie EU
d. q dc mai, 1855 midi fH6tel de ia Cite de la
Commune, les du e la
pnblIque ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, stue dams lie Quatrieme -
District de Ia vile de Nouvee tilet
H. desgne sous lie No pieds de Iii
rue des Magaslns sur I0 pied- de profondeur.
Ensemble les basses qu existent
dessus.
lie tout saisl dams l'affaire cidessus.
criee etsnt Ia seconde ct derniee Ia
dite propree dehnnement adjuges pus orant
denisr enchesseu le px qui oe douze mois
de credit facqueeur fonrnra obi cation
ton bonnie svable inere cinq
Ian de Ia date ct hypothequ spectacle la popete yendue
jusqu'a parfait paiemen
he DIT aequereur paiera compliant deduction
prx disqualification fras sheriff greer
ain que des tat de Paroisse Vile
lesquels seleveront $3.50 environ.
e. T. PARKER,
mrIO IA II Sharif do la Parnsse ~ flrIaana
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sHERIFF,s SALES.


FOUSgg D.s5nc1 COvnr}As ghhsBs CO ,ss
RY VIRTUE of a writ Of 6eri facias 60 me
u directed by the Honorable the Fourth lis riot Court Of
public auction the City Hotel Cannon street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY the 2h day Of
Ali The right tile and interest the defendant Was
No. the First District tis city mn 10
the Both day Of September, 1858.
Seized In the above suit.
TEKMS-Cash the bpot.
r. T. PARKER
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
QUArRIExE CouR M DISTRICT A. 8. BARNES co. W.
de "a kouveles irleans. b. WASSpN-No. IL I6s
I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
adrese honorable Quatrieme Cour District
Nouvee Orleans dams lafirs cl-dessus procedera le
LUNDI, "a de mai 1858, midi H6teI de Ia Cite rue
dc Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasin Ia
vente publique ct adjudication de-
Tous les dre titres ct nere du defendeur j. wasson
Ia balance du bail de Ia maon situee Ia
No 3d. dams lie Premier District equel expi-
rera le 80 de septembre 1883
sAisis dams raffaire ci.dessus.
CoND1rIONS-Comp'aut moment de naturalization.
- r. T. PARKER,
myl2n II IA shsrif de Ia Paroisss d'orisans.
HIRD DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. WI
Of New Orleans. DOW A. BOSQUE--No. ~, $50.
kf VIRTUE of a writ of fieri factas to me
In heabove entitled eane will proceed sell
bile auction the City Hotel Common between Camp
Magaz ne streets MONDAY the It'll day Of June 1855
II O'Clock NJ, the folio wing described viz
District Of this city, square No. 49, bounded by French j
men, Casacavo Peace and MORGAN Said lot k
sures "a feet less Frenchmen by 80 feet
or less In depth together with all buildings and improve
thereon,
Seized IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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soULE's ooNMERCIAL COLI

sOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
H. LEGE corner Canal and Camp ssreets-Entrance
- u" No. 6 Camp street.
94-aetM Book Keeping, Penmanshp, Commercial Cal
cuaons and Arithmetic taught by practical exercises and In
straciioas impaired individually and not In classes.
Mr. Soue particular attention correcting posting
closing reopenng Books averaging and adjusting Accounts
making Account Currents etc., Once II his CONNER
ciaI College. myl9 ly
"A $50 (FIFTY) DOLLARS REWARD.
~ away the ltth January, light grin boy named
n HENRY or GORDON aged about "a years, weighs
$50 pounds about feet inches In height; easily
confused when spoken has staggering
gait; Thin oustache; dressed when he m In black foeh
coat cashmere pants drab double vest and
light eolored fell hat. Apply 10
McDoKNELIis Restaurant.
feeu ~ Common street.
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DEUxIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT P. II. WILT VS. NORBERT
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. TREPAGNlER Ct W A.
NOTT-No 1334S.
ENNVERTU dun alias writ dc saisie ct yente
II adresse Honorable DeuNeme Cour de District
de la Nouvele Orleans dams ae ciessu je pocedeai
LUSDI, "a de mai 1885 midi H6le de Cite, de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasin la vente
puhlique ct adjudication de-
SIN TERRAINS VAGU S. situes aubourg Washington,
Trokeme District de Vile designes les Nos
ct de filet No T. compris les du Port SFerdi
nand dies rands Hommes Craps suvant plan de j. Pile,
date du is 1886 depose etude de F. de Amas
cideyant notaire public cetle vile,
Les Nos s. g. ct contgus ct meurent chRcnn 20
pieds pouces face la DIES pro-
fondenr de 100 peds gnes PARALLELS L No forme
ange des SFerdnand DIES Grsuds-omme etmesure
20 pieds pouces face Gtands ommes 100
pieds de profondeur la St-F ferdinand.
lie ssisi dams raiiaire CT dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
f. T. PARKER,
AT 80 myT II "a Sheriff de la Parosse d'sl rleans.
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Jel5 If 81 Common street
10. REMOVAL-TAYLoR RADDIN, 10
H&u Wholesale Dealers in -
FKyB0OTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS, -
- Have removed their Stores from Ne. IL Magazine
to the large caamodious Stores Nos q Magazine and II
Common
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above where they will keep constantly hand large and
well selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CAPS of
every variety and quality
They receiving in their Stores per steamship
Black Warrior ships Kinks Fannie Ealer
fifty thousand dollars worth Of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS which they would respectfully call the attention OF
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they offer buyers be surpassed by other establish
men in the city. Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR RADDIN,
sel2-H q MagazI II Common street
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SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr} BAUDUC BLOCK Il co. VS.. II. A.
of New Orleans. SbEE, for forced surrenderNo 6s3
by VIRTUE of n judgment rendered April
- 18th, and signed April sd 1855 and to directed by
above entitled matter will proceed to sell Mt public auction,
at the City Hotel Common between Camp and Magazine
Streets on MONDAY the 3st day Of May 1885, at IL O'Clock
M
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with -
the buildings and improvements thereon. rights prvi A
eges customs seryudes and appurenasces there A
unto teong or IN wise appurtninR situated in the
faubouTg yauda in the Fourth District this city and de-
sgnaled lots Nos Is aud 49, in square No no. comprised
within Apollo Nayades First and Second in accordance
with plan drawn by f. Gohiel Surveyor, deposited in the
lots adon each other and each 30 feet Apollo
street by 40 feet in depth between parallel lines American
TKRMs-Cash on the spot.
p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
SIxIEMK CouR DISTRICT BAuDUC BLOCK 4 co, VS.. H.
de la Nouvelle-0reans a LEE pour une cesson forcee
x-,rr,, 49,, NO oo5. ,,o..,.
Ia vri signe lie % dayr 1888, moi Rdrese Tho
norahe Sxeme Cour de District Ia Orleans dams
raaire cdessus procederi lie UNDI 81 de Mai 1885
midi pHote de Ia Cite de Ia Commune, entire les
du Camp des MagAsns la vente pubque ct adjudication
de-
pEUx TERRAINs stues fauboprg Lisaudais dams -
lie Quaieme District de willie ct designes les I
hut dams pilet centdix,
oompr entire les rues Apollo Nayade Premiere Deuxieme
Commencement plan r. Gotthe archecte, dePo
etude de H. b. Censs noiare public cette WILLIE Les
dts contgu chacun 81 pieds de ace
Ia polio 10 pieds de pfofondeu entire hgne parAl
iees, mesuTs amercaine
Ensemble b5tsses authorizations qui rouvent
les dts terTans les dos privileges servudes ct
avantages attaches ct appartensut
CONDITIOkS-Compt moment de padiudlcation
y. +. PARKER,
a2s myT II "A 81 Sheriff de liz Paroisse d Orleans.
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FoURrH DIsrRIor CouRr TIKRELL HERsEY vs. MR
of New Oeleans. and Mrs BLOOMING. II, $40.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of Geri facfas 10 me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Cou q
New Orleans he above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Caap Magazine Streets TIL RSDAY the q day OF May,
1855 ~ o'clock NJ the following described property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all -
the buildings and thereon stnats in the WA
Fourth District Of city Of New Orleans in Xxi
No. III designated by the No measuring 80 feet front
Magazine street by ITO feet In depth
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-This being the second and last auction the said
property will ho dehnyely adjudicAted 10 the and
bidder whatever will twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
ing five cent interest per annm from date and special
the properly sold until final PEI Said
chaser shall have deduct and the print
ing Sheriff and Clerks fees well the State Parish
Municipal taxes, which y Ill amount to about $50.
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

-cssar BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS-WE CALI.
FagJ the attention of planters stock Of RUsSET
I Nv BROGANS MUD BOOTS, and Grain Planters BOOTS.
Also CAMPEACHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
HATS-the best article offered this MARKET all Of
which will be sold very low price.
milo If J. B. VALENTINE & CO., 81 Common
lust RECEIVED, By SHIPS DELHI, ExoELl
u sior and Vandaa, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and FOR sale by
j. B. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
lalH ff efra
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C,AROLINA SEED cow PEAS $50 bags Cow
" Peas landing fro n bark Cherokee, for sale by
A. n, COCHRAN L HALL,
ais Is New Leyee street
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
CINqUIExE couRpE DISTRICT IA WILLIE DE la n oRLE.
de la Nouvee Orleans. SANS VS.. L. F. HEZEAU-No
l219S.

CINQUIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT Ia WILLIE DE LA NoRLE-
de la Nouvelle Orleans. SANS VS.. L. F. HEZEAU-No.
1918.
I'm tERDU dun writ de fierI fncias, moi
~ adresse Phonoabe Cinqueme Cour de District de
Ia NOuvee Orleans Aaire cidessus pFocedera lie
LUkDI "a de mai 1855 midi, pI6tel de la Cite,
de 10 Commune, les du Camp des Msgasns,
la vente pHbliqne ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TcRRAIN situe faubourg Clouet ~
dams lie 1roseme District de vile. $40 peds
de face cbacune des Clara Caroa Hnourd M
les de Craps brands Hommes
profondeur s'etendan dune fAue de $40 pieds
gnes paraees eranease lie dit terrain orme DIES
errans Nos ~ 81 49, IS 81 cononement plan dit
aubourg depuse eude de feu Michel de Arma,
taire public cette ylle lie Ter 1919
Ensemble b6sses authorizations existent
e dit terrain CONSTANT granie mHson de residence
brques cuisine ecures hangard maguhque ardn
deyant.
Ensemble AUST $50 actions aujourdhui redute no.
du onds capital Ia Bauque des Coyens de la Louisiana
ranties par hypotheque sur la dte propriete.
lie tout saisi dams l'afae ci-dessns
DITIONS-Ilacquereur lie Placement dun
stocknote favour de Ia Banque Coyen de Ia Louisiana
de Ia de 81 $50 payable lie Ter mai 1855 veabe
eonformemen de la charte la Banque la
balance du prx dadudcaiOn compliant de radju
dication
Y. 7. PARKER,
AL 30 myT II "a Sheriff de la PRrosse 'Oreans.
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oeneraI ReIief conn mlttee !. o. OF.

The following the officers and members for prercns
term from January July, 1855
Geo. Seymour President found IS Tchnupfoulas
street, Thomas H. Shields Secretary Fellows si
j. r. Caldwell Treasurer. AZ Csrondeet street, s. Bots
dore 81 Commerce street, j. NJ. wiuow. Crescent Office. J.
Folger oee Of the Fitemens sssocfs0D
II. Lemle street. Philip; w. E. Finch No II Gus
iomhoase street; 7. W. Bothek Hevia. near ST. Paul
street, r. 7. Field Of Camp and Streets NJ D.
Lagan. No 247 ichoupitenlas street, II. Dessommes, 40
Holmes, Canal street; v. Whtteu Y. H. Hart Co "a
KruEe, Agiers; @. NJ znser, Apollo and Thslia
streets; c. BoTnwasser j. II. fanny, Roh Keaghey
H. H. Boei1 T. G. Robinson Poydras street between
Tchoupitoulss and Levee L. POhier 81
Old Levee street, between Cont and Bienville.
fee THOMAS II. SHIELDS Secretary.
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srcosP S psTS5GT couRr Albert seHARE ~ GRO
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
ID directed By Honorable District Court
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction, A the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY, the 24th day Of
May, 1888, - O'Clock M
Duverge, in the parish of orleAn the right bank of M
the Mississippi, desgl ated by the No Of square LID
No bounded by Segun Patterson Where and Bonis
deposited IN the Office L. Caire Notary Pubc No
y OF book No. bis which lot forms the Of Nlere and
Segun Streets measuresFrench measue0 feet front
yere street by 100 feet and l0 inches and front seeun
divides it Of lot No. together with all the suidngs etc.
thereon.
Seized in the abovesut
TERNS-Cash on the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
DEUxIEME OoUR DIsrRICrl ALBERT SCHADELI
de la Nouvee- Orleans GRO. MARSAL- No. 1877.
I'm VERTU dun writ de salsie ct vente n
Il moi adresse Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District de Ia
Nouyee Orleans dams PaHe c dessus je procederai lie
LUNDI. "a de mai 1885 midi PH6el de Ia Cite, rue
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Ell des Magasns Ia
rublique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN situe an Bourg Duveree, cette pa -
Orleans Ia rive drote du heuve Mississippi E
desgue le No de ret No. 9 borne les Sc Va
gum faters WI ere ct Bons plan dresse A.
dHenecour date du is 1912 ct depoe sous lie No %
pende de L. Gale, cideyant notire public en- cee vile
au livre bis des plans.
Ledt terrain forme paugle seguin viIlere
fTAneaiseS0 peds dc oce Ia Where
pieds l0S pouees de face Ia Seguiu e. il0peds
p0uces AZ lignes Ia gne lmiTophe No Qustre-
Ensepbe les bssses ct aneloEaons qui existent
] dessnS.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au soment de iadindication.
AL 80 my7 ia Sheriff de Ia ParoIsse dorlsans.
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sIxiESE couR nE DISTRICT McIEMoRE RAYBURN 4 co.
della Nouvsle- Orleans. ) vs. PRICE, WALSH CONC
hSfq


Il adresse par rhonorablc Sxieme Cour District
Nouvele Orleans dams aire cdessus procedera
HED1, p de mai 1855 midi, Hotel DE Ia Cite de
Commune entire les dn Camp des Magasns la
ubque ct adjudication de-
Leselave noame JOHN, age d'enyiron vinghthpt ans.
SAsi dams l'adare ci-dessns.
CONDITIoNS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION.
Z. 7. PARKER
al9 30 ms Is % Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans
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Lf.J fRt Square and Camp street.
NH lis favorite establishment formerly Florence House)
is now ergog thorough renovation and will be opened
the pub on the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayette uare and IN the immediate vicinity of all the fash
ionabe Of better adapted the comfort
aype broad verAndahs than any other hotel In the
South to be Of the rs class and second
in al tts pontmens.
sel4 II JOHN r. JETER
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT Z. r. Willy VS. NORBERT IRE
OF New Orleans ! PAGNIER and W. A. MOTT
No. I3.34s.
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ OF seizure and
- sale directed by the Honorable the Second District
Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled will pro-
coed to sell public auction at the City Hotel Common
between Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY, the 24h
day of Ma, 1855 Il O'Clock, NJ the following described
property, viz.
six VACANT LOTS OF GROUND situate IN the suburb
Washington Third District of this city, designated by numbers
A. g. G. and g. Of number l. comprised within Port,
ST Ferdnand reatmen and Grams streets recording plan
of j. Pile, Surveyor dated March 49, 1886, deposited in the
office Of +. DeArmas late Notary Public in this city.
Lots numbers g. and adiof each other, and
each 20 inches front depth of 100
feet between parallel lines Lot number forms the Of
Grea'men and St. Ferdinand and 20 feet
inches front Greamen by 100 feet deep ST. Ferdi
nand street
Seized in the above suit
TEkMS-Cash the spot.
F. TPARKER,
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co " PEAS

Just arrived ! charlestou, SO bsss cow PEAS. For
sale BY BARELLJ a CO..
mig q Common street.
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

de Ia Stephen W. Lee Alfred
Nouyelle. Orleans. Child ct Florida.
No 70 f2i
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facIns n moi
II sdresse par Honorable Quar- Conr
Nouyee Orleans, dams aare cdessus e procederai lie
SAMEDI, - de mai 1853 midi rII6ei de Ia Cite, de
Ia Commune, les du Camp des Magasns la
pubque ct adjudication de-
lie steamer FLORIDA ensemble "a ~ =
chine, meubles. etc, tel qu'i
jourd'hui dams l. port De la Nouyelle Orleans
Saisi dams paiiaire cide,sus.
CONDITIONS-Compta au moment de REHABILITATION.
+. T. PARKER,
a2l my 9 % sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orisaus.
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evening.
METH LODGE No. n meets at shreveportOn Wednesday
evening
ST. fANDRYLoDeE No 2smssts atopelousasOn satur
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE II meets at Clinton on wednesday
evening
Trinity LODGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening"
day evening
NEw IBERIA LoDGESo.ss msetsst EewtonOu Thurs
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington on sasnr-
das evening.
.oHENEYvILLE LODGE Ne. Al meets at chensyviii. on
ASSUMPTION LODGE so.4s meet, at Napoeon,ills On
THOMAS. H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary.
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standing COMMITTEES.

sTaxr ov THE ORDkR-P. q. NJ. John Orchard P. o. NJ
Chas. NJ. Emerson and r O. H. r. Bentze.
JCpsgAL-P. G. NJ james Stockton g. Geo Hooper and
j. n. FrooHs
PsrIross AID Arrx.Is-P O. NJ ,. q. Dunlap P. @. Geo.
Hareshire ami r. @. Eneas Saith.
IEsIsL srIvs-P G. n. Geo. W. shaw. p g. ". H. Fias
FlsAscE-P. o. ~ H. O. ststson. p O. L. Butler r,
@. A. Thomson
CONSTITUTION BYLAws-P. O. james Furneerx, p. g.
Geo Dermeyer and P. q. G. Nenn
caEDEsrIALsP g. y. A. DsntzsE. P. g. p a. Collins sza
p. @. .. NJ Wagner.
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TIsiENE coUR DE DIsTRicr LES HERITIERs DE JEAN
de la MERCER VS.. ARMAND
Nouvelle Orleans. MBRCIER-No l22U4.
ACTION EN- PARTAGE

u VERTU dun Judgement rendu lie 30
~ dAvri 1858 ct gne lie de mai 1858 Ell moi Rdresse par
phorable rroseme Cour de District de Ia Nouyele
d aaire c dessus je proeedera lie MARDI jain 1885,
o. rH6te de Ia che dc Ia Commune entire les
dump ct des Magasins, pour paage, adjudication de
JTERRAIN, situe sur Ia rive gauche du Bayou St-Jean
meant l20 pieds dit Bayou, 1872 peds de poondeu
surrue Mississippi
Fmhle ous les dios privileges servitudes
tagg attaches ct appartenant.
QDITI0NS-Comptant au moment de padudication.
+. T. PARKER,
ml7 % je4 s she-ifde Ia Parosse G'Oreans.
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"Odd Fellows Rest. -

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Is5s.-Onicers-Hsnry
Bier PRESIDENT Bouliemet Treasurer Thos. H. Shields
Secretary; Daniel Merritt, Sexton Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith and B. DevA Fnancs
CommitteaNahaniel Overton, Bernard Cohen and John
Moran. Members-Iames Furueauk, j. NJ Wins0v H. Gold
man Thos. Keefe and T. b. MaunseI.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST, may be procured
by applying f. NJ CoRRr, atSckles& Co IS Canal
Ct "a FELz sIEIsoss q Camp 70 H. MnlsFAuGH. u
g. Mint and at the Secretary Office Odd Fellows Hall
Of Camp and Lsfny ettestreets.
Price Of Lots and vausReguar lots 10 feet square, SEQ
ditto by feet SIS. Vaults double to Lodges
Se ditto to all others 70 single to Stockholders Lodges
S4a: TO allothers, $50.
Vaults be opened unless certificate Of ownerh
obtained from the Secretary.
10 the Of Lots
applicationto
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-27
or the MinneSOtl0n.
The Lakes of Minnesota.

Much has been said, written and printed
about the Lakes Of Minnesota, yet few per-
sons, even in the Territory, have anything
like a proper idea of their number or mag
nitude. Their value and beauty none dis
pute, but while some speak of them as mere
frog ponds in size others exasgerate heir
size far beyond the actual truth. 1t is to
contradict these errors that the following
table has been carefully prepared The lat
est maps and authorities have been consulted
and very great number of them have been
explored by the writer; not that the table
is by any means perfectly accurate; but
where there is doubt respecting tic size this
mark (?) is appended. This list is Icing
one but no lakes under mile in length
have been inserted, and quite number of
greater extent have been omitted for want of
a name. At the same time there are hun
1reds-I may say thousands of smaller lakes
scattered over the country in almost all d.
rcctions. AS one sample, for instance, there
are at least one hundred and twenty lakes in
Meeker County alone Only two Of this
number are to be found on the following list
not on account of their smallness, but be-
cause they have no name.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-27
The Minnesota Lieutenant Governor


Minnesota has Lieut.. Governor as we'll as Wscon-
sin. The WinnesOtidn has the following relating to
him:
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.-We are rejoiced to
learn that the President of the Senate is improving both
in manners morals 1t is said that yesterday during
of his of confusion he relieved himself thus
Gentlemens Of this ere Sinit One at a time! Don't
crowd this old boss too fast Ye hadn't orter expect
this ERE cheer to settle six pints at ons If
yer du yere still barking up the wrong saplin' 1t
can't be did!'
The Senators laughed and the ssod hoss settled back
in the harness composedly if nothing had hap
pened.
I'VE find the above in the Chicago Tri-
hume, and copy it merely for the purpose of
denying that any such article appeared in
the Minnesotian. Mr.. MURPHY, the President
of the Senate, is not Lieutenant Governor
He is farmer of Scott County, and was
elected to the State Senate on the Democrat
ic ticket; and the Democratic majority in
that body chose him President thereof pro
tenn. However worthy as farmer, or esti-
mablc as q neighbour he is certainly not fit
for such post but the more capable among
the Democratic Senators who aspired there
to, could not agree amongst themselves, and
as usual, mediocrity was elected by way of
compromise. 1t is true, Mr.. MURPHY
knows nothing of the rules of order; it is
true, whenever puzzled he cuts through the
Gordan knot of all difficulties by giving the
decision which best suits his party's purpos-
es; and it is true, that his language is not
always classical or grammatical; but he does
not use such slang talk, or such ridiculous
phrascology as this extract represents. He
did say something about "six pints," but
saving this three quart popularity, we char
acterize the words put in his mouth as an
exasgeration, and in great degree misrep-
resentation of the language he used. We
believe in doing justice even to political
opponent.