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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-23

Liqnors, Hines, Cordiaks, Imported Harana
Cigars. Virginia 0M Missouri 1odacco.
Preserved traits, Pickles, Oysters. SGr-
dimes, Lobsfcs, Gums, Glass
rare, &c. &c.
No. CT, Main street, near the Steamboat Lqndin0.
AS iii store ami Ia arrive, the following, which of
fers for sale at the lowest prices. The stock was
selected by himself in New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LIQUORS, WINES AND CORDIALS,
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, of the following
kinds: Oiar, Dupuy Cos; pinet, C,>tillun d. Co.'S
United Propri""rS: lCuIIcSsry * Co.'S: A. Sc.nrttc.
pipes H1l!aud Gin, the celebrated swan - brand,
l pipe 81. Croix Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
" Jamaica Spirits, Medicinal purposes,
- New England Rum, s. Sherry Wine,
90 g New York Brandy, 20 baskets Icidsick Cham
20 - g Gin, payne Wine,
80 6 Bourbon aud Munon- . bbls Rose Cordial,
gahela Whisky, g Peppermint Cordial,
100 g Rectiled WHISKY, . Lemon syrup,
20 casks Burgundy Port Wine.
UiTiNA CIGARS.
100000 imported Havana Cigars larges, and chca.-
est assortment of Cigars ever offered this mar
kct.
70 6 Missouri Tobacco, 20 bNs smoking tobacco.
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &c.
200 cans 3 Id preserved Peaches,
200 Id
100 lib Straw berries,
800 &c Baltimore Cove Oysters,
800 g Baltimore Cove Soup Oysters, a new article,
20 bxs assorted Pickles, so CLAIMS,
20 Sc Tomato Catsup, 10 bXs Pepper Saucr.
80 cans HOLSTERS, % gross Plavjn- Cards,
DeCanterS, TmblerS, tobcts Pint Flasks, &c, a LARGO
assortment direct fiOm the mandatory at Psburnh
Galcna, April 80, 1S53-33y
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Regular Mime sofa River Packet.

f. n. The light tTaught steamer BLACK HAW X.
l{1;ssJSst ~ ). Il. HARLOW, Master, VIII cOutue in
the Minnesota river trade the present SEA-
son. For freight or passage apply on board.
May 3, lS53-37tf
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GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.

This celebrated and unrvacd medicine is of immediate
efficacy the violent and obstinate dyscn-
diarrIa, bloody tux, Asiac chocra cholera
bus cholera infantun, ooseness of the bowels, grping
and all other irregularities of the intcStineS.
The causes of the above various complaints various
sometimes they atmospheric; metincs they arise
from the cang'of unrpc UNIV olcsoe food sometimes
from the of river water; sometimes from natural
predsposition of the system; sometimes from teeng
children frequently affected without any noticeable
But no matter What the orign this syrup
reign, in the most sickly tropical countries well the
Most temperate clinics. The following directions should
he carefully observed. Unlike all other medicines offered
for similar complaints this syrup acts specifically upon tue
sccreoS. restoring them at Ia health. Other yscr-
tary medicines merely aay the yolcnt symptoms
THIS CURES!
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WEST MENTION, Capt. u. s. HARRIS,
NOMINEE. s. Il. EIAKELEN,
DIR. FRANKLIN, -" J.. i.ODwIcK,
WILL RUN regularly during the cnSi!iE: be-
w (aIcni. st. PAM AMI saltwater. rs follows:
WEST NEWrON-I.eavcs Galcna Mondays at II O'Clock
M.-ArrivinS at st. Paul Wednesdays at II O'clock NJ.
NONlNEE-i Leaves Gllera Thursdays at l. O'Clock NJ
Arriving At st. Paul Saturdays az Il O'Clock NJ.
DIR. FRANkIlN--I.eaVcS Gacna SATURDAYS at II O'Clock
M.-Arryins at St. PaH Mondays. at II O'clock VI.
RETURNING,
WEST NEWrON-IeaveS st. Paul Thtlrs',a!S, at 10 o.
clock, A. M.-.irrivng AZ Galeli Fridays at II NJ.
NONINEE-leavcs st. Paul Sundays, 10 O'Clock. NJ.
Arriving at Gaicna Mondays II ". this Loat con
meets with the Golden Era AT Gaicna On Mem lay
noons, tus enabling passengers to make quick tr TO
~. Louis.
Dr. FkANkIIN-Leaves ST. Paul Tuesdays, ut 10 O'Clock
\. N. arriving ut Galcna Wednesdays at II N.
Having the Contract carrying the L. s. Mail, paS>9l-
and shippers rely upon these boats starting st the
hour stated
THE BEN CAMPBELL. Capt NJ. W. IoDwIcK,
VIII regularly Glriug the lalalce OF the be-
tween St. Louis and St. luU!.
Is. II. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents,
Gaicna June s. 1888. iul t;aeila, i'll.
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Minnesota River Packc!

T~y-, H. steamer CLARION. S IumhcrSon, Mas
y ter. This light Grau"ht, passenger Steam
sS~E---c-z e., vii! run regularly Oh the Niuue,ota
river the coming >ea>on making trip every three days
For freight passage apply to
ICLAGAN, WOODBRIDGE & co.,
Agents.
MAY r. :52-,i
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-23

1SHE subscriber, by late arrivals is in receipt
and opening In his store on St. Anthony street,
the American House, large and most complete assort
ment named goods, which will positively be
sold prices for cash than before offered in
this place. His entire stock was selected with great care
purchased in the eastern and southern markets for
cash, that he safely his friends and the pub
lie generally that IL will be to their interests to call be-
purchasing elsewhere and examine his stock, which
i.tS in iaarI alf /.
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D0AM, 8gM@ e CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple ancyDryGoods,
Nos. 1913 & l25, Union Buildings,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
DOAN, KING, & co. wish to direct

- the attention Of Western Merchants to the extent
and variety Of the stock Of Dry Goods, which they
for sale at their stores, No 1913 and 1885 Union Buildings
Main street, st. Louis. Merchants always And here
every article of fancy and staple goods usually waited.
the stock is kept full throughout the year, weekly
Nnrk 11a
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CHEAP CASH STORE..WHOLESA
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE BOOTS.
SHOES, HATS, GAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
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PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS:

100 hhs iinsccd oil Is cases PrIssan blue
IoO bbls tnrpcntDc 25 casks refined whale oil
~ tons OF red lead and SO bbis tanners oil
lyEharGc 10 casks sperm oil
90 hbs whiting 30 casks sweet oil
% bpls putty % madras iD.ii.o
40 ccf"ols caracas ill 300 boxes ext iurwopi
'iigo 300 bbIs or AMI cli,.,I I,c-
% n1Il> canlwond wood
20 casks Dutch Hialdcr so bbls and chp'd
% kegs Paris green fustic
I4RNISHES:
10 bbls Copal varnsh No. Is bl,Is Japan yarIlsh
ami 10 bhls black yarni>ll
10 bbls coach varniSh
From the mandatory Of Smith Stratton. New York,
which Is a guarantee of their superiority.
BRUSHES:
I-oOo doZ Adams extra paint brushes assorted
900 doz Adams extra yarni>h brushes. assorted
300 doz Adams extra wall brushes, assorted
800 doz English and French tooth brushes, assorted.
GLASS AND GLASSJFARE:
2,ooV boxes window glass, from 6xS, to 3ixiO. P:-
burgh brands
1000 boxes assorted appthccary ware.
P4TENT MEDICINES:
Al the popular Patent Medicines the da,. constantly
Oh hand at Manufacturers prices.
PERFUAERIES:
Tayor's and Rousell's soaps, cologne, extracts, &c.
TOBACCO:
600 boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, for sale AT n
small. advance manufacturers, Prices,
February 10. lS53-23f
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN yrGpr,prp o,>-rvp>r

The power Of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment
Is astonshngy great. There Is medicine known that
can surpasS II IN prompt and energetic action. Apped in
sufficient quantities 10 the body in the vicinity of Tho nost
highly niamed parts, whether external Internal il at
subiues the inflammation and pain II will uuct the
angryo looking wounds, soften and reduce SWELL
iS the hardest kind, and purify and restore perfect
sounness old and invetcrae Among the diseases
10 which this wonderful Ointment is adapted the fol-
lowing:
Glanduar sweugs, ague in the face, sweled breasts
and nipples of nursing wocn bronchitis, fcons and
ring worms. scad head, and is Invaluable dressing for
burs scads and drawn bster, shingles, eryspela, piles,
nanation of the eyes yields 10 its power Immediately
all Bruises and fresh cut wounds cured with great
radity and ScrOtuouS changed
into a healing condition, and Frequently entirely cured.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-23

This Is sufficient argument to induce every person suf-
f"rils under this disease 10 try it. The money will be inn
mcdatcy refunded if cure does not result from its usc
according to directions.
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA.
NY, NEW YORK.

THE GRAEFENBERG sARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
5 warranted ten times more efficacious,
anu ten times cheaper than other known, mat
now large the bottle extravagan the advertisements
a beyond all question the most valuable preparation
OF e day. So highly concentrated is it, that the dose is
guy te a or small taspoenfuI, while the dose of that
which sou III large bottles is nearly wine-glass full
and has been pronounced decidedly injurious in MANY
cases, owing to its liability become sour and fcrment
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. e., a. EXCELSIOR CAPT. WARD.
sA.Af.2 The above wcll-kno ana popular steamer
win run regularly between ST. Louis and
Paul the ensuing leaving It. Paul every alternate
Saturday. f. McLAGAN & Co, Agents.
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DIR. LIBBY,s CELEBRATED PILE OINTMENT.
A CURE IS WARRANTED.

As prepared for the Graccnbcrg Company. and bearing
the seal of that institution. None genuine unless il has
the seal Of the company.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
THE CHARGE SARDINIA.

Wheh the news reached here on Tuesday that Nir
Meade had been appointed Charge to Sardinia shock
Of great surprise felt throughout the city, and es.
peeiay by Mr. Mesde political friends who calculated
with great confidence a full mission for him, and
were greatly mortified find that after long adelay
the President had condescended tender to Mr. Meade
a half instead Of whole loaf Of bread The thing is
certainly well calculated morty Mr. Meade for there
can be no doubt that he had to expect full mis-
sion instead Of half But "put not your faith in
Princess Mr.. Meade is old enough to know Ii true
maxim as the word Of G cd can make 1t, and we com
eAa his "a and apnrssissiaa Of i,
with great sincerity. - = w c9ud
pa' eir' Mss@ i not the only appointed in t,e T.,
o-'cn from virginia. Lieutenant Governor 7 80
urnin ms eyes from the paltry honors Of The Oil ~
mmons - has fixed them upon the more .E,,:
lures o. the Federal Government This II - -
mistaken, = The hrst instance Of any man holr- h
~ oHcq eader the government OF Virginia resignn IL
posi- LOT the purpose OF arrayng himself N fbe ~
me federai Government, and is a striking .nd, =
emory proof OF how rapidly the powers aud
tne eaerai Govenment and evershadopD, M ;as,
enee o. the States Every man now Who = Iras
ether ny himself or his partial friends shv ,s
lase pc condeseends TO take State Office Al iii tI
Il as mere stepping stone TO a Federal most All =,
near me Democratic party twaddlng about
o. y5 49, and rely Ing upon them N hr;di
tne edsra Gorernment and check its progres. Jaw
unlimited Dominican while there is moi one n ,htS
o. them who does not stand ready AZ any t;yne h, I
the service Of their State no matter how honorbl H.
service may be, 70 b the servant Of Uncle sam
H. Pefcrsbfrg IafeElige,,es~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
ELEcTioH REsuLTs.

The Richmond Times remarks ;hatshe returns
of,he late elections in his siate come in with up
precedenled slowness, but enough is known 70 jus
tify he belief that the Democracy have succeeded
in carrying every Congressional district Some
doubt il is true seems s,il 70 hang over the result
Of IN. contest between Messrs Snowden and Smith,
BAT The chances appear 70 Prepsnderale decidedly
Ia favor Of ihe Democratic candidate. In the Har-
rison dis,ric. one Wing Is running agansi two
Democi a,ic candidates bu, he general impression
seems 10 be thas the Wings viii lose The day. The
eleven remaining districts have certainly returned
Democrats 10 Congress These results viii create
no surprise. They are but ne legitimate fruits Of
The Gerrymander, and could hardly have been
aver,sd BY any amount 81 exer,ion on the part Of
the wings. Our opponents have resPed The full
benefit or their scaHdalons and unconstitutional
measures Tor The disiranchiseHent Of the Wing
party Of virgiiia, and assheir conseiencss are Of
The toughest kind We spppose they will enjoy their
III gotlsn gains with unalloJed zest andsa,sfse.ion
In respect 10 the elections for the Legislature,
the poiiticsl changes sppear 70 have been more
numerous than usual. We think from present in
dieaions that parties wil stand in the nett General
Assembly pretty much AZ they stood IN the last
The following is list Of the losses and gains thus
far Nj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
rHE LUTHERAg SYNOD.

The 1;:aeral Synod 1.-The Lutheran Church IN the
rniel States assembled in this place OF Saturday
morningiast according to the adjournment IN the
city 81 charleston, S G. three years ago{ The Rev.
Dr. SsIrGScKER the presiding officer oftheIlast synod
took The Chair, and the Rev Mr. DEM. iilledthe Sec
retargs place. The Synod, was permanently organ
Izcd it e afternoon by the election of de Rev DIR.
BAcHuAeI Of charleston S. G.. as President the Rev.
t. Al IIaY 81 Penn, Secretary, J. u. Martin, of Ohio,
Assstsat Secretary. and p S. MeKLER, pf rennsyl-
vania Treasurer No other business ofimportnnee
was sune on that day Previous to the lh0riing adj
iournment the Church Extension Society formed IN
Frederick, Md, and proposing 40 raise $3oI0ao as a
buildiDg fund. held Il meefsa< over With the Rev
DR. Moeeis of Baltimore pre- saed. fk
On Monday, there were several interesting discns-
sions on matters connected with thc wslfarc of the
Church Reports from tile district Syn9dsE were re-
ceived and other important documents were prS-en-
ted and received. The district Sgneas lot Western
PENNSYLVANIA Northern illinois and Ieaas wsre taken
into Connection, according % applications made 70
that eject
Tueslav, Sue discussion upon the application for
d c,seetion of the Synod Of India vtl3ths General
iSynod twas Terminated BY the expression a readi-
ness tfrceiye that Synod into connecti3n Whenever
Tits delegates should present themselves TRe discuss
sion oNthe cxppssionof the liturgy drew p9t express
sons af opinion from several leading cerEyfenof the
GhurcA, but there was decisive action lin reseE~
enee Il, the question. 9HI
The meeting of the foreign Missionary SohietS was
held On Monday evening A number of addresses
were delivered and fine collection afterwards taken
L up The Home Missionary Society met b1 Tuesday
4 night and after tie delivery of the addresses, thu
splendid sum Of $1,000 was raised byconiiinions or
life memberships, inadditon TO which there WAS sup
posed about SlO0 in the boxes. Much qf Ibis success
was owing 10 tire ability with which 3the Rev. pr
| KURrz conducted this practical part ofthh proceed
II ines - III chichester Republican. II M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTED.

We shoald Judge (says the Richmond whig, } that
the Hon. u. r. Meade and his friends are somewhat
disappointed over thep assigned the Congress
man IN the foreign appointments, as theyssay, h"no
little chagtned and mortified" They link il very
donbful whether he sccepts obscure chargcshp
that ID Sardinia and il is understood In R ashngton
that he in pct IT, He had better have retained
his seat Caeress Ii i very probable that his old
constituents would have sent him back ans thereby
done for him than the President. An Ohio Free
seller wanted the mission Chill and that Is the reason
Mr. Meade Of Vrgiaia couldnt get il. The Scuthsidc
Democrat Is quite wrathy over II, and says; 'sBy
REFERENCES TO the list n newly appointed Representa-
tycs abcoad. II will be seen that the Hon. r. X. Meade
has been assigned the chargeship to Sardinia. Whcth
er he VIII accept we know not One thiag is certain
that disappointment has occasioned in this city little
ehagrin and modification. Few mems names went
belsre che executive for high diplomatic station more
powerfully backed and urgently supported than that Of
Mr. Meade IN addition 10 strong letters in his behalf
from twelve Of the fifteen cf the Virginia delegation,
and peIsoaal solicitation from both Of car Senator'S in
Congress- letters, unsonght were forwarded
10 the esident from distinguished gentlemen through
out the South, enlafging upon is fitness and recon-
ncnding bis appointment, by all means to inn
diplomatic position Such an appointment il did have
been hsed with general satisfact;a ,nrb,,gho,t ne
State And the Adninstfai;5n rere assurc. from ire
lips Of laorc than one r-isfc gentleman but ID such
representations they nayc been induced to turn deal
car AMI haze cartaed the proportions Of fall mission
into those Of chargeship.
Mendugc in these remarks in no fantfndins shirt
We simply speak Of the expectation that Virginia
be hhored in the selection Of one OF her sons 10
important negotiations Of our government abroad and
Of the disappointment attending the same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

We didn't expect our neighbor 10 Be in 4 very
Esod hpmor alter the election, but had no idea be
sxeuld Be absolutely Grabbed. He Is greatly gra-
yelled :. the suggestion iha, Mr.. Faulkner wrote
"a sditarial for him last week, and iatimases tia,
ii has nstS truth for It's basis o. reasonable pre-
sumption for is excuse" II he had calmly made
she corFec,ion. he public nigh, have had fa,hbut
The evasive talk absut responsibility" Is eonfrma-
Sion a. strong As need BE-.
The charge Of turning States evidence as 4
plea for own derection 81 duty, and want Of pro-
per attention 70 our own editorial responsibilities
comes with good grace from that quarter. We
have no doubt the conductor OF the Esprit" has
very exalted notions Of the "dguity ef the prsssr
Ills columns prere il weekly-but when sly dam
Agogue calls upon him al 3 o'clock a. night, and
urges him g step the press 10 insert As editorial,
IN article explanatory Of the candida,es' position
and then thl,sane eaadidate aresialises, and ii.
lows his parasitesto attack the kind editors esa-
sisissey, Va hsvs no doub, our neighbor win be
prompt 70 expose the iraud.ss
Bat reader, neie the climax Of the Spirit. Il
.says;-
sWhat 4 written Il written, q the law and DE
prophets, and By thar NE shall stand, come veal
come woe. Can yes say q much, heighbor !"
Yss; and when you siand ~ what you wrote is
.non,As age about your present. fsglsmas, We shall
give ven eredii fof IT, unques,ionably
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
sURFRITED.


The Riehnoad Examiner seems 10 think hattie
people Of Virginia have become completely ,u'-
feiied with elections. Bui IL progressive age,
and The people mas bear Il, IL their HSufsrings Is
intollerables hear what the Examiner says
sThe truth is, the people Of Virginia have been
done death with politics. For the last i've years
no season has been EXEMPT ffom ihis1ubiquigous
plague. INSTRUMENTATION -electionb In sum
nef and winter, in heat AID III cold, I'M moist and
Ia dry this people has bcen ordered and re-ordered
70 turn and 20 10 the polls Election Of Judges.
election Of Senators and delegates and Consiables
and Presidents, and g,stfaies and hit atch-
men, and Surveyors, and ConEressmen-th has
been no end 10 them. Tile extra sessions 81
the Legislature and double Reform Conventions,
between them have drained the pockets OF The peo-
pie, exhausted their pfnctice abd wkoy taken their
time for years. The public mind has become Ut
tery sick Of politics and looks forwardio respite
Of two years with as much happiness as frioa evsi
did 10 nap upon his Wheel Ndthing butsome greal
occasion wifi ever bring out Be full vote Of Yir-
ginia agaia."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Circuit Court Of Jeftr4on County has inst
closed session Of two weeks. held by Judge XXX
NET Of the twelfth Judicial Circuit. with whom
Judge PARKEa exchanged Circuits for holding the
Spring Terms OF the present year. The usual
amount Of business was dispAtched, and some inn
poriant cases Of long standing Eally decided not
wishsiandng several unavoidable Interruptions oe-
Cured TO the regular sitiings pr the Court. Judge
KENNY, b. his courteous ahd nrbane demeanor
has made an agreeable impression here. He is a
firm, eiscres upright, and impartial JAdge; learn
= u ~ = i - l1.IlIIAA1 -
assurance Of his ability to ms Il az and that the mn
riy, independence. and dignity OF The Bench. will
DC safe ~ his hands Our hes, wishes for his
health and happiness attend him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

~ 4...
TIE PreSilert has done somelhing for ~ WI.
xihI4 DcHocr1cr * last. Gays th1 AleAuorl
Whigl actyfdinE 70 fresh runners from Wat4inS-
ion. We hops The Telegraph has net Dsen pi.ysng
81 ahuther hoax upon them. for Il 90 their Faiier-
ines win have become intolefable. They have.
LIVED u foAd Anticipation long snough-be9n tan
ialised between hopes and doubts until they had
BEEN veil Rigk driven q despair. and We trust thai
lhey have kolien something rather more substantial
.han fancilul imigralions 70 feed upon They have
received no Cabinet appointment nor fall foreign
mission Al they expected bur four cut Of he host
81 Aaxious exPeciants have been provided for in
the way Of small faTors that may perhaps pay ex-
penses The lucky ones, IL will Be seen from The
list or foreign appointments We published bester-
day. are Shelton r, Ieake. Commissisne1i9 The
Sandwich Islands; Henry Bedinger. for Denmark;
r. O. Scott, for Rios and r. K. Meade, fbr Sar-
dinia- Most u them struck considerably higher
and those appointments are considerable come
down, u We suppose they will be thankful for
what they have got inasmueh as was very doubt
full whether they w0n.d gel any thing Al all We
we're toldl The Virginia Democracy did NIT want
Office. That was when the chances were e2trtme-
~ Doubtful whether they would Be able 10 get any
We shall see now if they do not take what they
can get-kuch as they are. Our tswnsman, r. G.
Scott, Esd is considered as having dfawnthe prize
ticket OF We four IN getng the Consulship to Rio
but we are disposed 10 think that the Lieutenant
| Governed has been The most fortunate. in getting
| the commission 10 the Sandwich I.laads II view
tHc plCAtNtS W tttc VI tupoS ASdhaS
| 10 The United States, under the auspices Of Pro-
gressiwe Democracy and the ful6lmenl Of + mani
fest desiiny,n he may some day become he Senator
/ Of the United Siatesirom the Sandwich fslands.--
/ That consideration may be some comfort 70 the
Lieutenant Governor in not getting the post il was
understood he wanted. A NortAeFH man gce that
| Mr.. Meade, il seems was also disappointed ID not
geling fall mission TO Chiliand was put of with
Chargeship 10 make way for an Ohio Democrat
1 II take the Chill mission. Mr. Bedinger was more
fortunate ihanihe iatteriwo--he, perhaps expected
i but lille and was NOT disappointed