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THOUGHTS AT SUNSET.

ii is the hour Of sunset. lsss#.
Au hour most dear TO me. Is
When Nature seems reposing. III.
And evil thoughts must flee.
! The setting sun with golden tints
y Il tsiids prairie, wood, and hill si8
II fast Isl sinking out Of sight,
While all is calm and still.
My thoughts are wandering far away,
TO my once own cherished home,
Where in the pleasant sunset hours,
In happiness reanied. ~ ss Y
Those aossy dells and shady hooks,
I.off have traversed Ger. Y = '$sFsEssFs
Bat then il WINS my own loved home,--
Its my home no more.
Still every spot is dear to me, 81 s'5
'rhe Orchard, Lake aud Bower,
Where J have wandered many d time.
In childheod's sunny hour. x. "
The summer house with carpet green,
bJ ukOuPiilS eIul eFHutiS,
While lofty trees with spreading tops,
Their leng,hning shadows flung.
The A.pens with their quivering leaves,
Their heads uplifted high,
Have stood through many wintry blast
Against a stormy sky.
And then the aged cherry trees,
With arms extended wide,
Though swayed about by bowling winds.
Still stand there in their pride.
Ard still another sacred spot,
That's very dear 10 me,
Three grass grown mounds close side by side
Beneath the old Oak trees.
The birds their sweetest songs will sing,
Soft hreezes in the foliage play. @
The flowers will bloom all just the same,
,s; Though am far away.
Farewell sweet home and all thy charms,
I've left you far. behind.
-and now between vast prairies lie,
a. .4ad broad blue rivers wind. ;.as. ID,
illalh sOHaE .shoasdreBlsawaY,
| ne 'er shall lioeass to love,
My cottage home among the trees.
However far rove. E. W.
Sank River VALLEY. Sept, 1855. rs Al ]. Il !
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NO. l8..
REMEMBER.

f4 That the mongrel Rice Convention
refused to adopt a platform. The demo-
cratic convention which nominated Mr.
OImsied, adopted the following
TRUE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Resotrea. That il is the duty Of the
Democracy Of this Territory to unite in
a fixed determination 10 maintain the
cardinal doctrines Of the party III their
purity, and 10 orepudiate all the new fan
gled isrDs Of the day, which conflict or
are at variance with those doctrines. s
Resolred. That we regard the doctrine
of popular sovereignty in the Terrific
ries, as founded On right aud justice and
as in cOnsonance with the teachings Of
the fathers Of the democratic faith as
well AS with the genius Of our institu-
tions.
Resolued, That it is the duty of the
democracy to sustain the present demo
cratic administration of the General
Government in all its branches, and to
defend and uphold the principles setforth
in the inaugural Of President Pierce.
Resoirsd, That we regard with abhor-
renee all movements of the political
parties called Nnow Nothirgs, and their
affiliated sects, as directly calculated
TO produce alienation offseling, .belWeen
the native aud adopted citizen;--as
conflicting with the spirit of the Consti.
tuition, and tending to the formation Of
sectional political associations; it is in.
cuinbent upon the democracy to resist
and overturn oil such pernicious doc
trines.
Resolved, That in the selection of a
candidate to be supported blythe demo-
Ecracy at the next election for delegate
to Congress, a, choice should be made
Of man of pure and unexceptionable
character, both moral and political, in
whose integrity as a man and a demo-
crat the people can place unduubted
Iconfidence. T u
Reselred, That the convention from
which we have withdrawn is not an as
semblage of democrats, inasmuch as
they have refused to adopt Or endorse
the doctrines ofthe NationalD d emocracy,
and it is therefore not obligatory on any
true party man TO supportthe nomination
j maas.ofI IA any wise to,.rscognize J, the
n rkoesk ings of such con nt ipn Az valid
sor| AZ sin principie Il
i RssSzl IN at the action III the con-
4sentien fIonlI hieR NE have withdrawn
vas etiznsl ross out ages
upon the Tights pf democratic constitu-
H lenciss the exclusion Of re egulariy al-
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.

WINNIE AND Cooley, Merchant Tailors,
Wholesale and Re'al! Dealers and Manufac-
tnrers Of Ready-Made Clothing, and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Boys ard ChiIdrens.
Clothing in great variety, Roberts Street, ST..
Paul, nj. 4.
St. Paul, April yr
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60 Mr.. Lander, Chief Engineer of
Gov. Stevens Great Northern Pacific
Rail Road Survey, il regard to the
crossing Of the Mississippi River, says /:
VI g Near the mouth Of Saok River the
crossing is about 500 feet. BY encoun-
tering the current near the Rapids, an
excellent foundation for bridge masonry
can be obtained upon the great ledge Of
the section.
have estimated the cost of bridge
at Sank Rapids, for Road-bed Of 20
feet as follows 8 s,.g.i 8stss tsss5
500 of How's truss at S26. sIO,5oO Y
1853 cubic yds bridge masonry, at $l2 1926
Preparing foAndatiuns-say 1000
lss sf gas Il II $27,7s6
i. Summing up the matter, il seems evil
dent that the proper course Of the SUR
vey would be up the East shore Of the
iMississippiR to Sauk Rapids, thence
on the He'd River trail towards the head
waters of Sauk River. Sufiicientrelia-
ble information is afforded 10 prove to
US that . very excellent route can thus
be secured. =
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CHARLES E. MAYO & co. ,

{Successors to F. S. NEwELL.) Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery,
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Stoves and
Tin Ware, Third Street, St Paul, Min. Ter.
c, L.. MAYO. ytf F.. BANGS, JR.
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G. G. GRIsWoLD,

Dealer in Ready y-Made Chthng. Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Re
tail, (Lambert's Brick Bailding, under Minne-
sotian Ofice,) Third Street, st. Paul.
St. Paul, April t'' f't& ytf
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DESIRE MICHAUD,

(Successor to ALEX REY,) Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Pre-
served Fruits, Spices. Produce, ETC., Robert
Street. near Third Street. ST Paul, Minnrs,ta.
ss The highest price paid for country Pro-
duce.
ST. Paul. April, yf
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A PoRTRA AIT. or HENRY "A. WISE

CORES pondenk gives he { tEslIosing
Dportrait u ef the new Governor of VII
ssss vhensI lirst sisw y N ise on IRE slaad
during thes I'm iy nom ents aof his opening
remarks, u ~ stood before us,F his.
shoulders droop and snl forward.
Hin min epd shiTt boseIn Tered with
|obascs jaies those dill eyes express
sslsss ~ sassp sockets, bis long
gray hair tdsssd ~ \ @ @onk lbsht his sesn-
p,ss. his saAs hanging listlessly 81 hiis
.ssidss. boxing Tor an the world like =
rssurfectsd mummy, I though ihstE ~
VA tlle most uic outh specimen ,of IN
n,anity li N that ever saw attempt to I'd
dress dress Ii, audience. But when. with =
WI yoics that rupg a. clear al the notes ofs
taISs taISs var clafion, he made his thrilling
[aAt,ps 81 NTH passionate inteusity of aan-
Eti0r, tisaASsh sht him elnqAente incarnatsd.
\ |yeper iii my llifa l,aye I slistA Aned 10 such
/ II dppes m |: ils MI bflle blood dashine
IlI.red 4 ~ u ssitms NM ~ liks \ laoahiAiri tor
/ tie elll siis tos thes hesrt DfI
NJ Eeyssy isii \ \ cof ii II
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' L. b. WAIT AND CO.
Third Street, near Jackson St,eet, ST. Paul,
I / Dealers in Crockery. China, Glass Ware. So
lar Lamps, Britannia Ware, Groceries and
Provisions. S3%t3st 4tis '7asEs ~
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ID i most brutal manner. Upon an ex-

ln q most brutal ma aner. Upon an,sex-
animation the lnry of inquestY found
soas six orleight wounds inflicted with
alarge bowie knife, two of them NOR
sal they entered one above tie other
III the pit Of the stoinach--the firstsone
cutting of the lower end of the breast
bone, going il about four inches the
second one about an inch below, pene-sa
trating six inches and cutting the large
artery running up and down the back
bone; which caused instant death Two
magistratesw were called 70 Sit upon Rays
case n warrant ,sas issued tosake him
in custody. The trial for commitment
10 Jail commenced Wednesday, and
continued till Saturday, q little before
sundown. Some thirtyior forty witness
es were examined (mostly school-boys
After the speaking Of the lawyers, the
magistrates committed him to Jail to
await his trial the third Monday in Oc-
tober next. After the evidence was
given in, l heard bat one expression Of
opinion, that it was clearly premedi-
|tated murder performed in the most de-
liberate manner" 1.-The circumstance
es are all in Mr.. B. 8 favor. All say he
was cut down in the performance Of his
duty. The trustees Of the school sus-
tain him throughout, and also the peo-
|pIe generally. He has many, many
,rarns friends, and you can form some
idea Of the feeling towards him from the
number Of persons in the procession
from the church TO the grave, Stores,
workshops and houses every descrip-
ton were closed "A funeral discourse
was delivered by Rev. John Miller, a
Presbyterian minister, from this text,
/ (selected by his unfortunate and grieyed
wife, Prov. ~. Il, in connection with
Matt. 2i. Al An immense concourse
Of people assembled -many more than
could net into the house, although it was
lasee The procession was fully a quar-
s) 7! s 81 a lIng y wiid4
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WIN. sPRIGG HALL,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commission
for Marylaad.s Office corner of Third and Waba
shaw Streets, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
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sAuK RAPIDS TURsDAY SEPTEMBER i3 1855.
CLARK S. BROWN.

CLARK s, BROWN.
\. W. find in the Congregational jour-
nal the following sad particulars Of the
death sof MI. Clark $. Brown, who,
while in the peaceful and faithful dis
charge ofbis duties as Teacher, in Pom
totoc, Mississippi, was ru,hlessly and
brultally murdered By 4 young man
/ Of the name Of Ray, Of that pluce.
While we were at Dartmouth College,
Mr. Brown was Principal Of Moore's
Charity ,School at Hanover, N. H., and
W. knew hin, we'll We desire to bear
IoDrwilling testimony to the peaccfulness
Of his disposition, the a,niability Of his
character, and the high moral principles
BY which heievsr governed his conduct.
He has been stricken down by wicked
haads fihsthe prime Of lie, and ii the
midst of usefulness, We sincerely
hope his murderer will not escape the
law in Mississippi, as that othor infa-
nous character, Matt Ward, did, in
Kentucky, 70 infest society by his vile
presence i
Some circumstances ii respect to
/ CLARK s. Brown, recently assassinatedin
Mississippi, have been given in the pa
tperl. Aaletter from the father-in-law of
1.-The deceased man the friends at the
! ] North gives d more extended account,
and By the permission Of the friends I
propose making some extracts from the
Etsfler, previously however giving a brief
sketch Of his life. Mr.. Browns aged
Imother and the most Of his brothers and
4 istersliye il Chester, but are connect
4 ed with the Church in Pntsield. He
united with the Congregational Church
~ GiImanton during the pastorship Of
.IRev Mr. Lancaster. He soon after
entered college. designing to study for
1 Tie ministry ga purpose which he sub
3 sIIseqaentiy relinquished On account Of
..DDassble health He graduated al Dart-t
" a Ia NJ & a ~
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MARKLEY AND KERN,

No. I, Empire Block, ST. Paul, Min Ter, Deal
ers in Hardware, Tools and Cutlery, Agrical-
tural Implements, Mechanics Tools, Sadlery
and Plated Ware, House Furniture and Fur
nisling Goods: A large assortment constantly
on hand.
l3AAC MARKLEY. ytf SIMON KERN.
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!. CATHCART & Co,

WHoLEsAIE AND RETAtL DEALEEs in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor Oil
Cloths, Drucgets, etc No. 20, Roberts Street.
ss 81. Paul, Minnesota Territory. eaG ~
III. HI scArHcAR n u. " ILLso SscA THcART
st. Paul, NJ. t., April, 1855. milf s.
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MARTIN DREW.

Manufacturer Of all kinds and qualities Of Sad
dies, Harness, Collars. Trunks, Va'ises, Whips,
Fiy Nets, etc. ETC. Also Carriage Trimming.
All kinds of repairing in his line. done ia the
shortesf possible time, Third Street, between
minnesota and Roberts, St. Paul, Minnesota
Territory.
Saint Paul, NJ. r., April. yF
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II 4 fsst STEES AND HUNT, Tg
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of Fnfni-
ID ture ,cornerof 8rd and Minnesota Streets, ST.
Paul ~ ly.tf
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ST. ANTHONY CARDS.

Y. E. B. NASH Dealer ii Stoves, Tin Ware,
Nails, GLASS, Mechanics Tools, ETC., etc., oppo-
sits tho Mississippi Wire Suspension Bridge, st.
j. Anfh0uv.
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JAMES HOLMES Dry. Goods. Grocery and Pro
visioa Merchant. Wilson's Block, Upper Town,
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EDGAR sNASH-Deale ii Stoves, tin-ware, cut
iery. baiIders' Hardware, etc., Main street, in
.lhA old Pos Office, ST. Anthony, Minnesota.
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