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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
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The ficayune OF the I2'h has an
article complaining f the condition
of the wnarycs at New Orleans, and
urges upon the authorities the neces-
slty Of repairing them. No doubt
the wLaIyes AZ New Orleans are bad
enough. and should bc AT ono. re-
paired, bat if orr city contemporary
could only get sight of the wharves
at Shreveport it would think that
he wharveS ut New Orleans were. in
a perfect state OF repair. Seriously,
our wharvrs are in a wretchcd con
dition-ouc half burn; two or three
years ago, and the balance broken
III here and there, and All Stacking
and SO weak thn, You cannot tell at
" hat moment the whole will tumble
to pieces.
lie, them b. repaired, and at once; .
it will not require a heavy sum. and
we have reason to believe that this
sum can be easily had. The steam
boats pay heavily for the privilege
of landing freight on this miserable
wharf. and it is the duty Of the city
to keep it in good condition.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
"ARROW TIE. ="
Inst ntaneous Fastening
FOR IROJ BAbSS ON BALlS.
United States Patent, January 2oth
1861.

The painted bands and Arrow
Ties ar" a complete substitute for
Rop" in lialjng Cotton.
Combining u" utmo-, simplicity with the
greatest possible security. They are cheap
"r iGAu kup"n are ta-;cnci quicker. and
hold TIA" bal" to ! les in -iz- than Kvp.
E'"ry band Is long enough Tor the lars-
est bali" and can be Instantly adapted 10
'hc >i1c OF any bal" Will, in th" Pres. ns
quick ' and with tie saue ease ropes.
Prepared Of superior hoop. cat /" uni
form lengths "i 10 '"ct and pat up in bun
He, ct - band, and Ties each complete
and In~-parAbie until opened out tor use.
!l"n;"r> are earnestly recommended 10
give lhcs, Bonds Il trial
CIV IN. WATTS y CO.. Agents,
81 -lm los puydrl> street N-~ Orleans
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

4 Doiidr S1rc,j, Is u Hoiiar m03".
Planters who wish to save expense,
and time, in baling t'.air cotton are
referred t. he advertisement headed
Arrow Tie" the advantages of
which ar" fully set forth in an alv.r-
tisement which can BE- found in
another part Of this paper. Mrssr~.
Gwen, Watts x Co., 100 poydra-
street. New Orleans. are the Agents.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

very smart things III his day, but rs
far rs we are able to iudgo, he has
Of late shown Il great lack of some of
the higher clements OF craftsmanship.
As for Mr.. John Stuart Mill,
though a good writer OH subjects
connected with political economy, he
has shown himself greatly deficient
III the article of common sense
His vagueries about admitting tn,
negro to The right of voting is evi
dcnce that he is as deficient in COM
mon SENSE as closet men are usually
And, by the way, we have long
since believed that the blindcst and
most Enthusiastically leaders of public
opinion to be found i'll any commun-
ity are the closet students-profrs
Sors in colleges, black gown clergy,
etc. These men spending their days
in gathering up other mems thoughts
have none of theiy own. Mere anon.
Is there no Rcmedy-Whil. pass
ing the corner of Texas and Edward
streets on Wednesday evening, our
self and a couple of ladies' were in
suited by a crowd of negroes who
were there Assem- bled. some sober but
the majority in,briated. We -ndea-
vored 10 find I" guards" but the search
was iruirlrss. Surely it was never
the intention Of the government to
tolerate any such disgracrful pro-
cerdings. Negroes should not be
permitted to congr"gate about corners
and in the absence Of police the mill
tary ought to have its guards patrol
ing tn" streets. If this cannot be
done, the people should be permitted
to organize themselves into patrol
for their own protection,
and til. enforcement of law and order.
! hat, III the course OF Il month or
two there will be- serious times with
the blacks, W. canliIlv believe from
different iutimaiious we have r.ceiv-
ed on the subject, and the people
certainly, ought to be empowered
to pursue such course rs they might
deem polite in the premises. We
respectfully ask the earnest attention
of the military to the fact, hoping
that they will see the necessity and
al our request.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Owners of Real Estate are referred
to the advertisement of Mr.. Chas. 4 {.
uuesman, Collector of L. S. Direct
Tax for this Parish, to be found on
the first page of the Ncsrs. All prop
erty, the tax of which is not paid by
the 1st of November, is liable to con-
-,fiscation. See notice, and act in ac-
cordauce. st.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
We have received the first number

We have received the first number
ef the Crescent, which looks as fami-
Mar as it did in days gone by. We
are pleased to notice from the gene
raj appearance of the paper, that our
friend and former employer, j. o..
Nixon, has as many, if not more adj
mirers, as in the most prosperous
days of that paper. The locals,
too, are under the management of
that skillful old "chum" of ours,
Ispel Gibbons, one of the fixtures of
the old Institutions" The Ores
cent.~, a, informed commences with
a subs>iption list of 5000. Who
>-satNh2 Let everybody sub
h. possible.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Having made additions TO our al
ready large assortment OF job types,
of the very latest styles, we will be
pleased to contract for every des-
cription of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music that they would like bound in
fine style, are requested to give US
their orders.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
Horrible Murder and Robbery.

II l. our rhih'"' ""'N 1" f''o'" "a
most Horrible murder and robbery
IN occurred ABOUT a week ago 'h'F-
~ miles from Shreveport near IN"
Lake I"Hd leading to JclI"f~"n' lex
AS Il" unfortunate victim was MI
A.. i.il"e"h' - severe county AK
i hgI'Iy Respectable gentleman well
c'"i!rcie" III Shreveport ana during
the war " gallant oi!crf !" me '"r!-
i'''I"'' service.
MY. f-'i"s"" !"t me house OF our
much esteemed tri"n! Maj. j. {.
Momcure, .! this city. on Tuesday 'h"
10Th inst in an ambulance drawn Wy
two mules. and that night reached
the house .! pr. Knox, living about
twtutyiiy" miles from Shreveport,
on the Lake road to Jefferson. Texas.
On tho same night two strangers
stayed all might N the house OF Or.
Knox, but a they did not mention
their names in hi- presence, he has
no know!rdg, Of who they are. One
Of the strangers mentioned in the
course OF conversation that he W.T..
from Jefferson, but there is good
,,.,,,d g., ,.l;.r:,,c ,,;s - J.. -,
=,
u ", ''"''' ''''"' '''"''"'' s""S' i'''''H
obtained.
The TWO strangers left the house
Of DR. kuov worry .,,lv ON Weakness
a.,, ,.;, ,I - h.. .;,. .a,.
"',,' 80 ''' ,'''
,n"f'i'''R' MI El'a7"h iel' "'S''-
W men l""''"' some Gays Afterwards
his body was considerably drc"m-
posed, and throat cut: he was oul v
aLou, tiv. miles from ,L. ho,.,. of
u. -. -1 .,:... .. 60.
I>'''>' anu '"'''t :. ''''
pon'.iylng OFT tn" mann Lake r"ut" I"
Jefferson and near lake. His am
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
Advertisements to appear in the

Advertisements to appear in the
Tuesdays paper must be handed in
prior to IL o'clock, Monday morning,
those for Saturdays edition, before
II o'clock, Friday morning. Adver-
Users should bear this in mind, as We
are compelled to go to press early so
as to mail our paper in time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

A goo2 Ncart-Drcds of charity
towards the poor and suffering are
pleasurah!r things for an editor TO
chronicle, particularly when done
in a christi9ulike tnannor On Wed
nesday evening poor old man. who
from appearances was so blind that
he had to feel his way with a stick,
was cndeavoring 10 cross market
street, when Mr.. Jerry O'Rrien-one
of the hard working men of our city
took him by the arm and
assisted him across. Upon inferno
eating the old man about his being
without Il coat on such a cool even
ing, he replied "tha; some one had
taken it from him." whereupou Mr..
O'Brien, without any ceremony, took
the coat off himself, put it on the old
man, and sent him on his road in
more comfortable condition. We did
not witness this, but have it from an
eye witness. He who givcth to
the poor, lendeth to the Lord"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Messrs. Dreyfuss. LeRosen & CO.,
have added considerably to the ap-
pearance of their store. We are
,pleased to note this as it is an indi-
cation of prosperity. Give them a
call.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

We are pleased to learn. by The
Prospectus before us, that the Hur-
r's"n Fa@. formerly published at
Marshall, Tcxas, il abou; to be-
brought into existence again, under
the management of Mr.. WIN. G.. Bar
rct', son Of tn" late publisher, now
deceased, Mr. John W. barrett
We wish Tia" "ntrrpri~" all the sue
cess imaginable. Mr. Barrett is Il
deserving young man, and we feel
contidcn, will meet with liberal en-
Tn" first number OF
the Flag will be issued some time
next month, and in til" interim ad.
and subscriptions can
be- forwarded AS above.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

The Rev. a. l.. Hay is our only
authorized travelling agent to receive
subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Thanks to Captain Jas. kenison,
and the popular clerk Sam. Lawson,
of the steamer Mary Heinz, for late
papers. If you want to see neat
and comfortable "craft." with all the
late improvements, take peep at the
Hahn
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
The White Mans Paper,

The New York Weekly bay Book
Tie ComSt,t0t,"m as II IS, and III,
iHlOH as II 7r0S
nNHE Day Book j. not reprinted from "a
L daily, hut is made up expressly for
weekly circulation, with "a carriul summa-
~ "i the news nom all the states. and all
parts Of the world, with market reports.
agriculture. finance. literature. etc.
Trims Cash IN l,iy0Rre.
On" copy one Ncar.--...-. .....f 90
Three copies one y"ar......... ; 90
I'VE copies on" year. and one to
III" gctt"r mp Of the club $500. 10 90
Ten copies on" year. and one to-
tn" g"tt"I MP of the club. .. Il 50
en- copies to one address .... 80 30
Old subscribers at TIA" Duy BooL through
""t the southern states will rcc,iN, n. val
~ sttll due them 10y uotih ingus OF their
present post iiicc ud,lrc,s
- Scud for specimen c pv, which
VIII he sent postage free on apple alton
W" hhNv No travelling agents.
Adde'S. giving post Office, county and
stat" III full.
VAN ENEIU. HORTON y co
No. in2 Nassau street. NV 70, .
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Business-Our principal houses
are still doing a good business. Some
of our merchants informed us yester-
dav that business, within the week,
had rather increased.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
Cost Of EmaucipatiOn,

! iol many years 10 come. 10 begin
the actual money value OF the slaves
emancipated foot up two billions
! The national debt already created
amounts to something over three bill.
lions, embracing in the count the
debts created by the States and mum
CAPABILITIES. and before it is through
with will sum up to about four bill.
liens. The loss of Southern crops
past, present and prosprc,iv.ly. one
billion Drs,ructio" OF property 10y
the war. as ships, steamboats,. towns,
, cities, farms, factories, &c, together
with commi>sary. Iuartermas,er and
ordnance stores railroads and canals
at least one billion more.
The loss of one million of able
bodied men from the fields Of pro
ductive industry, killed or perma
neutly disabled in the service. or
who have died or become permanent
~ disabled from disease incident to
camp life. These one million Of
men ought to count at least one bill
lion more As the money loss to pro-
ductive industry.
This will do, bu. there ar. many
other items that should be legi,i-
natelv included. such as the loss o..
value of Southern lands ns consc-
quence of emancipation. &c, hut the
amount is large enough to be actu-
ally trighiiul without any addition.
seen that they aggregate nine bill
lions, which is one billion over half
of all the property in the United
States in 1850.
Cutie vii. have to bcstir himself
or he will pass away Very considcra-
bly, in arrcaragcs with his friends -
Whether he feels particularly CRATE
full for the great sacrifices in his be-
half is a matter OF some doubt. Judy
ING from present ann.o,anc.s WL,.,b-
sr TIE sum of human happiness is
to be greatly promoted by ia" mca-
sur. j. 10 y. t,.,.r,niu.I L.r.,f,.r
at present, We. of the South, accept
,b,. si,uo,;on" and nust oh;d. ,L.
consequence. be i, what i, NAV
Doubtless W. will get on in some
fashion. and =, som. future Lav our
country will flourish again, bn, no
man now living will ever So. our in.
dustrial system 80 or-auizrG as ,n
Weld the old fashioned crops Of
former wears.
The country. North and South.
ave. th. world. will nav. ia mass
through Il crisis. and such crisis n
has not been witnessed for - con-
fury. All III, elements ar. now =,
work 10 brine oh,,, such a crisis
and no man knows this better than
Andrew Johnson. Prrsi1,n, Of III.
United States His MESSAGE n ,h..
Legislature of Tennessee. in 1881.
willis, Governor of that State. fur
nish,s evidence of sound head and
clear views upon the suffice, 0. bank
ing. This fac, lends Us to hon. iLa.
h.. will r,.rs;s,.n,lv carry on, hi.
noI;cv Of r,,r.uclunr, and rrT,r,r,
in the. Government, expenditures -.
this is the only plan hv which ,L.
tLre,..,ca ,viI c,n H.. ~ so,,, -,
tent. ay.r,cJ.
Remoy. all the ,roons from III.
Sou,b and from every other no;n,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

To Printers.-We have for sale a
lot of French letter paper which will
be sold at less than New Orleans
prices. On hand, also for sale,
Printing paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Persons wishing to purchase Bills
of Lading by the quantity or in
small lots, can be accommodated by
calling at this Office
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Receipts Of Cotton--Thcre has
been no mate rial variation in the re-
ceipts of cotton since our last. 1t is
still coming in pretty brisklv.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Thanks to our old friend Maj. S.
ID. Oliver, (who by the way is a
candidate for State Treasurer for files
Of late papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

There was great and singular
eclipse of the sun on last Thursday
morning between s and 9o'clock, a. m.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

The polite pilot of the steamer
Lady, Mr.. Dashieil, has our thank :
for late papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

To iSaumW Mem.-We want a
few thousand feet Of lumber and shin
giles. Call on the proprietor Of this
paper
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

NieIt Sch0oI-Mr. Donovan will
give lessons at night to a. fcsc persons.
Apply at his school room or TO Edi-
tor of News. 2t
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

We are HuJfToriIrd t. say that the parish
of Sabiu" presents one OF her citizens. Dr.
Il. !. ARMSTRONG. as "A candidate al the
approaching election. tu represent the sen
n'orial District composed "t the pari>hr- OF
Cadd". DrSoto. Natchiioches and sabine
and that he " III Ircclv, the mass of To.
votes of his parish. SABINE PARISH
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

White frost was visible in this
place on Thursday morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

The Rircr.-The last boats from
below give pretty bad account of
the river. Falling from Shreveport
to Alexandra. three feet scant in the
channel and full of snags,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Col. JOHN :. NBI 'NG. of Homer. La
at the resque~t of de esatious from several
different parishes, has consented to he
come candiduic to represent the Fifth
Congressional District in Congress. Elcr-
tun i'll November OZUtd
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21
FOR RENT.

LNUENlSllED ROOMS. in IA pleasantly
l. situated house, will he rented by tie
week q, month. Information given at this
office Oh s.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Frost.--On Thursday morning
there was some frost. Nights gen.
orally cool.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

BoOtS and Merchants isit
ing the city to make purchases
should visit the wholesale establish
ment of Messrs. Read & Hunt, who
deal solely in these articles, aud
have superior advantages for Offering
Inducements to buyers. Attention
is directed to their card in to-day's
Ncus.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

The officers of the steamer David
Watts will accept our thanks for
papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

Col. H. j. G. Battle, well known
to the people, offers his services to
thepeopIe as a general Agent. His
qualifications and experience are
sufficient guarantee of his success
Read his advertisement.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

"IIh0t aJaiI'@g eJ'sras Mre. On
last Tuesday cotton was being ship
ped at So per bale from this place to
New Orleans. That isn't so.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03
important Letter from Rebel Con.
q I gressllan gbJ3

Richmond papers of January 2lst con-
tam a letter by the rebel Congressman,
W: L. Smith, of Alabama, to bis constiu-
ents' explaining bis withdrawal from Con-
gtess' because ofthe refusal of the House
% pass the resolution against the Richmond
oens!nel' which had denounced the pro-
ceedings Of their Foreign Relations Com
mlttee on the subject of peace. as treason
ape. ne recites the debate on this subject.
which took place at the time and concludes
as follows: III. ''''A So'o'uu00
accordingly withdrew from the House and :
have not since attended its meetings. I annre .
ciate the delicacy of my position and bof9;no.
myself responsible to you alone for nv conrse
on the occasion. expect to return home "a soon
as can close up my business here. and will hnld
myself ready to act in accordance with your
The article in the Sentinel did NOT refer n. :,
In person, nor to any individual member of the
House, but was sweeping charge against those
members of Congress who favored the nronos.
ed peace measure. What that measure was 4
am not at liberty to say, but as your, represen.
tative am under the deepest conviction that
there are not one hundred men In the District
who would object to it. a.f-,bs -s,,---. -.
have the honor to be ycur ob't. serv't. -,
a-, W. r. SMITH.
Richmond, Jan. 20, 1866. 20 7 N -77lTT To-.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03

The following is Gen. GRANrs letter to
citizens Of Philadelphia who recently ten
dered him house and furniture in that city:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF UNITED STATES,
CRY POINT, Jan. 4, 1865. SO
Mess's. Geo. III. Stuart a. E. Borte, w. G..
hent, z. c. Ksight, Davis Pedrsos, Geo. Wait.
ney and James Graham, Comnssttee ;. 80 :.
GENTLEMEN-Through you the loyal citizens
OF thlladelphia have seen fit to present me
with house, lot and furniture in your beauti-
iul city The letter notifying me of this is
just received. -
1t is with feelings of gratitude and pride that
accept this substantial testimonial Of the es.
TEEN OF your loyal citizens-gratitude, because
1t is evidence of deep-set dissemination on
the part OF q number of citizens that this war
shall go on until the Union is restored-pride.
that my humble efforts in 90 great a cause
should attract such token from q city of
strangers to me. "a N rs. : 49,
will not predict day when we will have
peace again, with Union restored. But that
that day Will come is as sure as the rising of to-
morrow sun. l have never doubted this in
the darkest days of the dark and terrible re.
bellion. -..,1 49, - -
Until this happy day of peace does come,
my family will occupy and enjoy your magnif-
cent present. But, until that, do not expect
nor desire to see much of the enjoyments of a
home ireside.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
your obedent servant,
U. 8. GRANT. H
Lieutenant General
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03

banking associations, and individual hanks.
together with books and papers therein. re-
lating to the business of banking and IN sra.s
port the true State and condition of that de-
partment to the Legislature,
The Chair appointed Messrs. Smith. Colv;,,e
Peckham, Shandrew and Rogers as such com,
BILLS INTRODUCES. Ea. asf- n
By Mr.. HILL-H.'F No. ga bill for an
act to amend chapter 1874 of the Compiled
Statutes, in regard to Committee on Agricui-
ture. 2
By Mr.. sHANDRAW-H. F. No. 1oo-a bill
for an act to exempt the wages of laborers
from service upon garnishee process or pro-
ceedings supplementary to an execution. Re-
feTed to Committee on Judiciary. :,
By Mr.. CHARLES TAYLOR-H. F. No. 1O1
"A bill! for an act to amend sec. %, chap. Ii,
Compiled Statutes. Referred to Committee on
Judiciary ga' 80 if',-
By MI. TEACHoUr-H. F. No. 1922 bill
for an act to amend Chap. 63, Sec 2, of Public
statutes, relating to the fees of certain officers
BY MI. SPEAKER-H. F. No. 1O4-a bill for
an act to declare the rights and privileges of
such persons as have volunteered, or have
oeen drafted, Or may volunteer or be drafted
into the service of the United States from the
STATE OF Minnesota, exempting them from SER
vice OF all civil process. Referred to Commit
tee on judiciary. ~ 49, =
Also-H. F. No. 1864 bill for an act to re-
peal Chap. 90, General Laws of 1861, and Chap.
39and IS, General Laws of 1862, and Chap. 81
OF General Laws of 1868, relating to witnesses.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary:
Also-H. Emo. 106-a bill foran act to appro-
pirate money to aid destitute families of Min.
nesota volunteers and drafted men in the ser
vice of the United States from the State of
Minnesota. Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means
- r.I, ~ ~ ,,,.o. go st4r-- -
II. F. No. 80, which was passed last week
and sent to the Senate, and Afterwards recon.
sidered by the House and recalled, was taken
up again, read q third time, and passed, yeas
rs, naysS. ~ .E
HOUSE BILLS PASSED,
d. +. No. 81, bill for an act to amend Secs
and 6, Chap. 60. Public Statutes of Minneso-
a. relating to the time of commencing actions.
Yeas q, nays 2.
he. No. 70, bill entitled an act to repeal
Chap. 70. General Laws 1868, and Chap 80.
General Laws of 1864, and to restore the pro.
visions OF Law thereby repealed. Yeas Is,
nays 2. p. = =, - I'--I'-'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03
MAR RIED.

At Fort Smelling, January 29th by Rev. 8. s.
Paine, Cha lain OF the secOnd Minne.ota Cavalry
Mr.. EDWARD L. JOHNSON, of Company Il, Eighth
Regiment Minnesota Infantry, to Miss EVA CHRIS
TINA PETERSON of Tsylor's Falls, MINI
In Hastings on the 26th inst by Rev. William
II. Humphrey Mr. MATTHEW 81. ARNOLD and
Miss AHGUS IA NJ MARSHALL, youngest daugh-
ter OF j. Marshall. all of Hastings No Cards