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a challenge Accepted.

The following note. from tlou. EpsoS II
oLns, Of Ohio, will ties, the boas'ing propensi-
ties Of ex Governor CLsvuASp,oi Connecticut
HARRsBrns, pa Sept. 20, lsjG.
Edi,ors ef tie Hartford Tnaes
se by your paper that ex.Goyesaor Clevr-
land s boasting that be challenged me 10 can
vass Connecticst with. him, and that refused
the challenge. ] told him that l had engage
ments up TO the hay Of the slect.on. Bat nov
will loreso my engAgements and eeespt h''
Challenge. VIII yoo be kind enough 10 notify
him tia, am ready. and only Ask tina, shall
have time enough to travel nom NY home in
Ohio to Conpecticnt Let the time and psaces
for ths discussion be fixed then telegraph TO
me at Circlev,lie, Ohio, where notice will reach
me till the 18th inst.
Respectfully ycans, h.Dsos u. oroe.
The editor Of The T,Eacs says
We have srnt nctice - Gov Cleveland,
and trust that be viii name the DAYS ard pla-
cy-, without delay,
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fAss1 DAr ~--ffA>ts9i IN III
The exercises On the Fair grounds to-day were
Of "a interesting character, and everything
passed OF very pleasantly. The crowd in At
tendance, especially during the morning, was
not nearly 80 large, as on the day previous, 10
consequence Of the threatening aspect Of the
weather. which deferred the ladies' from ventur
ing out. BY two O'Clock. however. the hour
announced for the Address 10 be- delivered
large delegations Of the fair sex were present,
ami added pleasing array Of beautiul and
smiling faces to the audience.
At . O'Clock, Ex-Gov. Ramsey delivered an
excellent Address. which was listened to with
much attention by large auditory. After its
delivery the award Of premiums was read from
the stand by the Secretary. We have only
space to notice those given the competitors in
Equestrian Exercises. Mrs.. G. H. DAVE, re.
ceived the frat premium Mrs J. n. ED
wAhDs, the second Miss MARY J. BARTLETT,
third; Miss SARAH BARTLETT. fourth, aud Miss
JcuA A. NonLgs, Of this city. the fifth pre-
MUM
The receipts Of the Fair from visitors was
500, and Tor entrance Ie,s. $50. making to-
tai OF 1910. while the amount paid out for
premiums was $3.50
The whole affair seemed to give entire salts
faction 10 all the members and visitors who
have been upon the ground during the pro
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No. 30. Washington Ge,cieii, Minpeapo
liz, beiier.
No. 100. leo. GilI,note, HenBepin.coun,y
J bali. Henry Clay" years old.
No62 n y. Stoddard Minneapolis. |
brood mare
No. lGl Joseph Irish Rod Rock, col,
year I'D. Morgan
No. IJ2. Martin lsymnn Minneapolis |
jar butter.
No. 1853. Mrs. Thurber, bunch artificial
flowers from feathers Of tropical birds
No. lGi H. Austin, Minneapolis, spcimen
Of onions
No. III. a. Aodrieh. ST. Paul. marc
and two eolis.
No. lis. Ge~gc Notthrup Long prairr,
Indian curiositics.
No. lls. n. u. Is. Nash. ~. Anthony, one
corn sheiles.
No. 100 Mrs. ". Brainard riding match
No. l2l. VIM. r. Day, on yoke, Dur.
ham heif~ year old.
No. I22. r. Elweii. . bushels various po-
tatoe~.
No. i23. Charles H. Oakes. specimen Of
workmanship.
No 124 A. Gates, Sherburnc Co.. Clear
lake. pair Of 8 year oil mares.
No i25. Dr. q. r.. Anderson Minneapolis.
specimens Of bests
No. lIG Charles Mcdonald, ~ Antho-
ny, swans.
No. i2s. y. }. BigsIow, 2 specimens Of
penmsnship
No. l2I. !. |. Pratt, Little Falls, ~ ears
corn, sun flower and potatoes.
No. l2b. A. Y. Mct;ee, Gaze furnishing
good, Minneapolis.
No. 1872 Mary r. Hamilton, Belle Plain,
2 pastilie paintings.
No. i36 EIecta Is. Hastweli, crayon draw.
ings.
No. 1871. X Chute, . childs drs~ses, one
toilet mat. lamp DO.
No. 1872. =. Ross, mare years old.
No. 1913. Seth Turner, tanning mill
No, lA. II. b. Hanscomb, RichlsDd. two
rugs. 10 yards c~rpsting, ] pair gloves 2 pair
stockings
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VERRITOEY OF DISTRICT
..L--L-r 5000 L....--u. u

N'tt.i ibi'l VT MlNNtANtbl A.--Dlsl kH
4 COURT second District Rsms,y County.
B'oI,NiN .hOyr Egainst CHARtE- X, ssIru and D,N-
ltt HfEtE Jr -- Action 10 qut title
10 appesrrg 60 my Subtraction IRON the afdavit OF
TIE s~i Pian'h aud the return Of the sheriff upon the
suHi~ ~ '1apwns ia the above entitled action that
'7eh .sr sti1 defendants CUT q the Territory
a''7'' and 'hni neither II them, ster due inquiry
tu b oarg thersn and that each al the SAID defcni
Hrf. fHt uHa-ft-leutS thereoi--
d"9reer that each OF the said DEFENDANT. appeal an
Pss sns~ef os deInnr {" The sad pls.nuhs plant
GA the ~ asN uf urcenher uext
Anf ira iaf'hsr order tlsst this order and the said
summons. - served upon each OF the said dstendant
by toe publication Thereof Al least once in each ~esh ST.
49, Hte&A tAe' rstr.Y, 80 tsa ssys,sE ylbs ssss
the sad ecunty Of Ramsey called the wIKxiv RoSgys
AN DESo mar. And do direct thai copy Of the salt
'uuaIoas rrHg Isnt and & tbs orter be frthwh de
To'd 81 tss ro'' uaes s,ut Paul in said Tsrypory
'lrcttd &" The sad defendant, Charles X. smith Al
Hamilton, Batter county. m the STATE of Ohio
a.rd tA.s 2-'' tsv II Aagust A. D.. 1855
NJ. shtRBuRNE
sHs%'w't Judge I'd District
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3 trrsrVater'- Opssios OF Ui~ tsn-
Ai1atr.

Fellow nil b. found al extract from ..a th.
toriai which appeared in the Cleveland LeeD!t,,
(now strong Fssxosr paferI in the is-ae Of
that sheet Of May ls, 1876 previous TO the
Presidential nominations, aai al the tins the
friends OF the present Repablican eandsiate
were urging his claims for thu Chief Magrs-
trac! What was true then Is just az true now,
and We commend this extract to the car:fil
per,sal Of thinking meu Of all parties. Tor in il
there !, d great deal II truth Few, indeed,
will doubt bat that Juns &. FRrsoSr was
nominated soiely oa the ground Of Geai'tJ'litg,
and tins came doctrine Of availability has al.
ways proved the bane Of our opposents. Ia
The present contest they have laiJ down no
platform, enuncisted no system Of foreign pol
icy by which their standar,i.bearcr, ii SUCCESS
fal, will be guided IN bis administration Of the
foreign relations Of the government, but rely
ing solely on the manufacture Of kansas out.
RACES" and the excitement OF strong feelings
Of sectional animosity, they hope 10 foist their
candidate upon the American people. Ia, TO
the extract
Betwsea tho ssbitass nts Of Ha1hAlAn a ad
Fremont the great quest atake Slavery there
is scarcely psropfsk dt6v>nee. Buchanan WAS op
posed 10 The passage Of the NsbnaAka Blu 10 IL IL ss
vas fremoat. Buchanan Is In favor Of the Pacific
Re broad project 40 Ia Fremont. Buchanan believes
that the psopis of . new state have constitutional
right 10 either establish pfobibt .isvsfy % ae,s
ffemsut There IL also strong Assimilarly betw ecu
their oplnous Ia regard 10 tbs ofega policy Of our
sfnmssts-Ws may eompsrs thsm negatively. Fremont
y In tavor VI the sdmssssn OF Kansas ffee state
BaehAnsn has not declared himself hostile to It. IRE
mont believes that the stringfri,ov Legi~la tprr
sisetsd BY irasd andolsses Bushsnsn hss svews
the opinion that . legal body. There are, perhaps
msDy points which they differ but neither has isu
~ ssy means Of Determining the extent az the differ
eEs The most striking di.sonanee Is 10 10 f0aad.
In their svewed principles but In the in which
they have both preserved silence the only question
On whnh every distasuished ciiiasn required
prsss a. opiaoa. Cautious prudence governed BuchAn
an 90 h" part of fremont, It vas the same or Il was
s-,isS..-~ns'
- Tn. late Wing party preserved AZ app..rsnce
u vitality uu the day bsfore is dissolution. And
are nov invited to the same repast Follow the
sreoss< policy, To mav ef,>r the pAonov. o,
arasiatsiuy
II will be remembered the above extract is
from fusion organ. As matter Of eourse,
We do not endorse all its deductions In regard
to our candidate.
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ssooxp pAr.--7 Thur day, Od y

sscoxp DAr.-- Thur sduy Od .
The exhibition for the SECOND day fully
equallcd the promise Of thu hrs, finetrottns
was had during tho morning, and in the siirr
noon the ladies' indnlgcd in equestrian cNer
cts,v
Among tho hcrs~s exhibited We saw soms
very fine stock Perhaps the McSra Horn's'
brought forward the most valuable show. The
Flying Morgan" we'll known here, was not
.arpasgd On the groun,ls aud his colt "fomr
Morgan" fifteen mouths old. gives better prom
10 Thru any animal We ever saw ot the same
aye A very superior blooicd mare from Ken
lucky, AMI a pair u i,oblo draught horses. were
also exhibited BY the Messrs, u. and won euco
NUNS from all. Mr.. j. y. WAY. 81 Rice Co.
had On excellent stallion 81 the Morgan stock
called Vermont Morrill," which Was general
iy admired The stations Jiany Giford, am
Morgan Bully" both owned At Minneapolis
wsrc much commented. We would like very
much 10 pariiculariEe the many entries la this
department which arc worthy notice. but we
~ W. 'r". a.,
~" WV" y -, ,"',', "". $3.50 ""s ,,, -
WY "'S, We '''"N ''' '''''' W -
'hs'ou' IN" 'n' "n'S' v "r So''' H"'
his snirits, was i'cyon bull. = as aoble an AMI
'"A' ~ VIC over saw VIZ, ''.'~' y. " a
apon'' '"o"" 'p'e'"'' H!''a". N%'
"'sseA ou'""" ""o "J''".'' 0~
was w" 'posea o'' "'"'' '4A,'"s Wv ~ :.
esa''''''" " y" "~' .pf'e', -,
WIZ NOV w many y'"'' o'' "'"' y"
MAKE = s""~ % a'o"A e'"'' " ""' W wv INV
'fn s'a~'
As'oss ms ssr" ~ S*''e W. s"'s N'
p's~su w"ntvo VI 'nnc F%" s~N'a''.
pigs owned by w. =. FsArnxssroSk' OF hc'
wing These pigs arc NON s'ocS 'mpo''e" oy
M 1Aaoisos' {" canaan "~'' anu a'c very
~apsf'or
's ,'' 'reeimens o. n'ana'se'a'cS' VIC
eu'" AZ" Ie'''ns buggy, IRON Tue
ss'A1"'n"ee' o. WILLIAMSON Co, OF st.
"a'' ""''" "oa'u nav a'oe credit 10 any
1s''s'a ~.ns'ae'"s 'a"'" pump made
y - M'~ :" .' H"'"00y "" a
uy '..e P'''. '" ""N"A'n'P ~
" INV s,V' p"u y" SNOW "'' ~"
s"'" e''A''''"'". op "''" s','e'' Ssae
s-a' "@''''"' sp' ''A'' N"s''s " hs
u'~"''A''a's ~ 'ne ,''e W "'"os 'mP~~
=. a"' '"ae"'"e'!' '"e'V was soo' snow
s "oa A,a"' mowers ana rc"pers,
,lox. :, A., -. - ,n
it'd be,;d,, ,.,,. -, ), Az ~
,,,nlsrsr,. ~ hn.,..,..
4, ~. r,,. A., -,
l,.,,;on a, n.,u...,.,,r..- 80 ,~..
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NJ. sg Mts. = N. CfocLff heather WORK.
frame and picture.
No. ~ Croes, Pillsbury a 60. ~. An
thoiIy. one circular saw, one roll gutta Perc'a
No, ~ Mr.. Cyrus Hiliman, Brooklyn,
one rag carpet, one pair Under sleeves, two col
lar
No. IS. Mr. : X Abbott, Minneapolis,
elk embroidery
No. So. r. iiopkins, NJ. PAM, one ~orrel
mar named Kentucky
No. 4. r.. DeMortiner, specimen OF Jap
hnrse potato specie II tbe yam
No 81. T. b Webb, Minneapolis, three
pea iowls, cork and turkey, sps cimens mechAn-
ic potato1s. shanghai fo~h ionr .indry vcge-
tables.
No ~. Mr.. Iscocb, Miunetonka, one stock
drsught horse.
No. 81. VIM, - Garand Family horse
and buggy
No. 81. Leonard ! lIiott. Minneapolis, srs
cifnen potatoes.
No, 30. Asa Keith, two bosb potatoes,
one bush ru'abagas, specimen pumpaies
No 81 Mrs a. w. Bond, 81 Paul. !
heavy rug.
No. ~. WIN. Toyart. Nine Mil Crck,
bushci corn, big dent
No. 49, Savory 4 Horton, Minneapolis,
show cn-e, perfumery, show bottIes likeness
Of Webster
M "a n p Wbi,,,., ~ A,,hocv /,
Durham heller, ore ~ month. and Inc o,i,r
q months old
No. 90 II. =. BIrge, rug carpet
No. 9g. Mrs. WIN j parson, I ,air din.
pers embroidered on chenille, velvet cushion
in chenille and Iombardy Grape, ! watch cass.
Of carrots kipds of be,t, / large sn,asb- I
br,dov rns,r nsrv,l Bu,ra.,
No. 81, Ma Nancy q Bsy,on riding
match
No 90 Messrs Wilkinson y Co 4,
Paul I single cuttr,. I siorle small buggy
v.vv,m
" 100 Morchr.d 4 Ia -, PAM
horse shoes,
No, IOI A. Allen, NJ, P.nl I ye,dioS
,rottinv borse. canned .John Alien"
~. IS2 va. Fowls, 42s.. Rrk" bsl,
named ~ Tsylor hotter cali and COW i.,v.
oos,
Ma. IOg Mn q. n Fowler Red Rock
stand cloth.
No IOt Woodley Berrv A Co. 81 An.
tbony, I breaking plow, crop pillow. | culti.
va,or.
No. 1906 Mn. sarah Oliver, Minneapolis,
mat aud haskell, 2 vases and flowers and
cot tidy.
No, los. Myv Chime II. E,oyJ. ~ An,ho-
nv /, cvse Of nmbrotvprr
No. IO7. Mn. VIC. Wait, Hennepin Co.,
a butte, \ ,strh ouilt
No. l0s Or. IsBoutillier, geological .pe.
cinens
Ma. I09. Thomas q. Jones, MINNEAPOLIS,
st~cimeu. of brick.
No. no. Ar. Fraker. 1 pair mues.
I'm. DIT. Grimes. Minneapolis, SAM
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DISTRICT CouRT-THIRD DISTRICT

County Of Carver.
JoHN p.cgiisoros w. Iuns fcNIgxLISE-Summots
Ior money demand contract, complaint served
10 the abuye-nsmed Defendant:
Noa hereby summoned and required 20 the
oHPiaiD, "a the above entitled actsun which fle
the oce o, the clefk Of sad CDhrt at Chaaka in
'spbiy Of Garrett the I'd day Of aust, A. D. 1856
a.d 70 serve copy 81 your said upon ~ my
scs, IN the town OF slsk0pee, u the county u Scott
within tweaty days after the service Of this
uIon you exclusive Of the day VI such service and
GO iA to answer sad complaint, ~ hereby req aired
the plAint vii take Judgment for eleven dollars and
- cent, With interest thereon from the 9Th day
au-nf' y 1876, and r,,sis Of this action.
JOHN NJ. HOLLAND.
Fisintia's Attorney,
Dated Av..tist DID lsjs.set,5 ~ CIV
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Tevsisosiai Fair.
Fiasr DAY.-Wsdnssdoy. Oa. y.

FINN Wednesday,. Oh. y.
Tbs sbow presented at tho Pair grounds On
yesterday thsoPsning day sivessxcslIent promise
ofa Ias which win DO great credit 70 The
Territory. Ths grounds ere located half Q
mile from tbs village Of Minneapolis, and arc
convenient Of sccess, spacious. and well fitted
up for the exhibition Of stock. products, md
articles OF fancy and utility. Bat small pro-
portion OF stock bad arrived up TO three O'Clock,
yesterday, yet We nsver Jaw Go1 specimens than
were brought 10. The show ossralns and vsgets'
bles WA sapssb. We hope the stranger. in
cur city viii take the opportunity presented By
this exhibition 10 satisfy themselves ~ TO the
capacities Of The roll of Minnmots. 1h Va
rious kinds Of farming machinery are entered ;
and ths fms sstssrs not nsgsctsd The ladies
havs contributed Bbsnlly Of their haodi~ork ;
and their dspAstnsst will b. ooe Of tbs most
Interesting features ofths show. We had pro
pared list Of entries made up TO iass hour
yesterday. but . lack Of space compels us 10
omit II this morning. T'hs number ran up To
user oos hundred and Gfty before We len the
gro0od. .ee .ss.e.sEH
This will be BY iAr the bsst agricultural show
ever bald 10 The Territory. We trust our citi'
Asn will atseod Il 10 Iasgs numbers Thoss
~ho assirs To exhibit Articles ns asoes, ana
Who have not made their entries. must do NC
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Ba9drim EtmaIc Seminary.

VNIS INSTITUTION WILL. COMMENCE on
l. WtoSksDAy. sept. 10Th, un Ter efficient ~. of
accomplished teachers Instruction will be- sFeu "a B!
the branches taught In the Oldest and Female Coz
lrgts in the cosntry, TutoBs payable quarterly ~
payanee a. the rates 81 similar p-ttuuons she East
The iasttuiion viii consist III the Primary perari-
meRt Tor Chidfen aud young Gus, abl the ,oisg ate
TOT young ladies' Tie OF study enbrsces Natural
sciences Mathematics telles Lst;res B-thetes Latin
frcach German and ltsian.
Superior facilities for the aesu siioa 81 TIE Five t-
VIZ Music, in It's various de pArtmrnt- Pantihr OF
Pastel Water Color Drawing, Linear CrayoGtb So
&c Poy ehronssties; Wax Fruit OF Flowers EmDiod
cries Papier Mache or reibs Wofk The Tea her, af.
all ladies ofexperenre in the bssi Ferrslr ,raaref BOO
the East.
small number OF NouuS Ladies can poss4, De i--
commodated IN the family 81 the PRINCIPAL 500 -.r..
ring rooms or circulars, apply a. NtusoN ilausr,
sugg.dk~ NJ. SMITH, 4. NJ. frcs.
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EOFKp A girl, daughter Of respectable
seut~man in Pittsburgh. elopeJ few days
ago with or OF thu clowas attached TO SPAvl.
nISa's circus She We b., ffs,n war n
a-N
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NeW ross offices.

We learn IRON Hon. Ii. ". Rics, OF the -
tablishment Of the following n,w Poet of,ces
IN the Territory
At Cas- Lake IN the county OF Fem
biaa Dawn u. SrsScxx has been appoint.
ell Postmaster in phce Of Fr,ws srvrss.
rsignssl
Al Avon, in the county Of Steclc, and the
appointmsn, OF No,a +. BxssT, ~ Pcstusss-
trr,
A. ~. Mays Post oaiss, in the county Of
Sterle, the Postmaster General has ocderd the
apFoiatncni Of HoSkro h. McssEsoS, as
Postmaster. in thu place Of joan u. Meas
wv, rsirnsd
Al Elwccd in the county Of Stecle. and the
sppo.ntsent OF wnspx +. rrsk. as Pstmas-
ter
Tux DuFkRksCk The Cincinnati Gd:g's
having asked. What was the difference BE-
tween Buck de.aorAt and Buck niger"
,hc Easvrur rpiss. Just The d'osrence there
~ between JANIS BtcHAS.S aoj loHS c,
FsrvoSr
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grrcn globe or wolfok United States faten:
Oi'ice. 1888 turnips.
No - ~ quarts earlics, dwarf peas. only
grow four ia height
No. l95 DR.. Anans essay on high, TO vega
tation,
No, i42 Ms. II. 4, Wells. ottoman COW
CT. Minneapolis.
Ma. ~ George Al. burns. Mlnnetonka, |
helkr les, springs hciter year, steer
cali sample corn, so bushels TO the acre.
No, ti3 Geo. NJ. Powers. ChAnhasseu, spec.
igucns potatoes.
No. ia Chalmers & Bro. | mula saw |
mill dog | cross sett saw circular saw
strings sleigh bells.
No. las W. Elliott. Minneapolis, boar
pig. Suffolk. 8 months old. !. bushcl white
mountain potatoes y bashel aroostook DO
y bushel carrots.
No. lac l. r. Elliott, Minneapolis, bushel
hue pot beans,
No. Ia u. NJ. Moulton ST. Anthony, t0,}
wool yarn . dos. socks.
No, las A r Elliot, Minneapolis, fancy
shell box
No. ~ = Bibbiu. | quilt | cape
Minneapolis
Nc. lao A. Gran. . hrsding mars and
colts | marc ; and .,
No. $50 H. Hutchinson, corn planter,
| violin
No Isl Mrs u q. Iecmis pair linen hose
No. laa YIN. II Kate. Island Park. Hen.
No % TOD j. II. Stevens. 9leneoe. all
sal crops I, bushcl onions. , baShels pota-
toes, I difSra, kinds; | bushcl eh,o yellow
a ~.
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pLANISG' FLAMING FLAMING !;

4 vs. ~ il-nt -osS-raI Western Nsehis- Aar
tFris.ag ss-afl saasa. ~ ~rkirg ~oot, ,t "
Wet EAn'olsh .''r~t. ,Ahras. sssh NeskllEs en-
s,ietias Msrs nss ne % E-ssl Tepas.Ag haeagnss
$50 o. $!.s Naf;tsa- Massla-s 81. 20 50.
A' tAe asme sncs--f q Tr'snrh FoorsE Nsch
tfs vi Grss- fr,ra T. - aoo i. ~ hcA wksis Ilr-
asf ng m 20 seer a. "a sua AL Stih les pc
L.aa Z f.. We "a Na-irs
~ Eo.v'vor'h NEchlnss a d.tsreni ~@,hs
O.. 3d. 3; w. f--.. i.vs FL. 5000 fs.- be-
A,urs, 49, 30 gsng
1- nh a. g. Ftos ~ 90 % - $50
- iach -. Co 10 a. o. snic . SIS
bog uars ~ = R ss,s, svYiy 70
EsRsEiEx JENKINs
~ g.-, RsrfslrA 81, Chs1ss0
R'CH AfsAL = p
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A /. l.ARPLaTEDR. WHOLESALE GRO
IA CIR AND COMMISSION MIR HAST : Qrnsr
81 Third snd tsckssn street ssi.i Patl, N, r
Has IN sicre ADD 10 lafss -ad c9up!sts stOa
IT & r0ceyiss ProvisioEs wooden War;, Ac- 10 WHICH
the a,tenlos Of the Trade "a pariisUiaslY Te4ur-sd
iIs stpck consists Ia par; VI the ipiloNing article ht
offered NJ the very lowest p2arksi ra7es
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~ nsa. Charles aeehf1S. swlhs CAHts, aHd 81
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IN tue city ~ srst fsul, tn h~seiaaert .s
scliled
Nher~as, tsn rrsl3rui 'rveheii-Fs ~ -. >efoai
ART "a TIE CITY 81 sssat PsaA AsVs ~ Peayos EsPr~
srhtrt - re tcU'mcn t1g.ri, ihat ID u n--esssry O.
take Mt pselie u.s m al Wsra c--tss Dastslp- oF
psrcss - and .atcssi 10 stteni " thasasu stTesi
q IL san. shta .s0i sytT ct re tn> "a
arecuoa nos Nss- sas4l . shA iRtsg~c ~ Nirsry
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Ripisy
Yes ihsrel ~. yea Nr lrTs-a- Aeesr Eags-, k-a ~
sgasr nsrscu. intrrvse thsrs hsrshf 49, TT a
90 Weses-tsy. tAs l.,h &sy q Neveeer ssyl, a.
9lleek IN tie tcrsa0nn q nat lay 80 aFt-ra o. "a
" rssr asasl n All Peftioerrs % - Hor g-es
rheTbr ne, Jgag~ Of ne Nstret taurt be ~ sr
t., fer tAr arya.RgDeEt q twelve arcrs rHe~ n.
gtsm Sc. And 3es,rmise shsthef - . rs.agy
70 tat. rarttaa 81 th- sane g. ~ ss- .8-r,
sP~ciasd a ssii ?etiucs.
" sr4er q ~ CT-n>u crun-f
Liza .aAAa L Il. L. IL
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I,OMMIsSINNkRs. NOTICE.. :. FRnRA'

'"hhNNI'NrhS NoiNE. -- ikpSA T.
" tesrt, Ramsey County Ia mater o. tHr esysts 81
thss JsI'y t~ce-se The subserhsr' being agE' p'r4
~ the hon the Probate Court Of kam~sy toaatJ Ter
Ftory Of Minnesota missoosrs u fecrrs sminr
aud 81 ust all claims and i-mands u al Ifseo.
the estate % Ess Jsily decreased, ssd siso all enlm.
and demands eShibitea oss~t tber-so Inaath,
fEos The .sA Gay e Avgast 4. u le5f heihg slossi
BY sail Cuart Or that rHrpo-> ~ q he--sY rfv-
tics that vii stisoa 10 the dutses afonr -sd sp-
Pontmsat At The of.es of Vim. SPrsE iia.. q
Third and wsbasha~ str-sts, eiy ~ - fAn' 90 ~
trs snd thvd Tar-iaVs 81 ~ses H,onh dHrisr
sBes ef said appointment.
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DIrTs THRrSnING MACmlNE.-PnI

Il NsehRe Tor threshing and cirAntne grsIa, stsUi.
~thoai rival m the world. 1, is the svc,-s, OF
portable machine Of It's nd, re- l operation
THIS any other country onrrcI Co., ru5ar us-
before the harvest Of 1857, and from that tiao Gown To-
the present moment there has been gfc,t mtrf
made in the principle % the machine by ans iavrsfcrt
The same hne.
At tbs great trhl ~ Thrs.Ling Mncbiaes ~ Gle NIn.
dom of France IN competition with me best NJ hines
al! foreign countries the rats invention tts hi<A-
py1s, gwen To any eShiotors or eomIeuuoa.
A. the great TRIAL IN France IN 1855, he ats u
q hsli hpars by The tdrsshrra and
az mcn with dads, free estimated bout e,s.l 90
one Of the mAchine@, - a. f0.oSs
six men with asii-. ...... 60 lfrrs 81 vNs-,t
fius Amsriesn Ihrrsher ...-....7.o
Clatoa's Engl.h rhresher ....3lp
nuneif's French Ihrvshsr. ...... 10
tinet heis an lhfe,hsr.. .... lSI
Thus 10 seen that the AfnsrlrtH NsrAibs tarssarJ
and elesaed 40 ltte- O. wheat ~ 30 niuute. Ad the
knssh Preach and Belgian msrhins- combined but
Me, showing that toe d,asrrnce bet~e,a iic Am-ri-
can, and three c'kers combined only % lirr- Of
wheat IL kvor Of the izuer
Tue Mach ne IL manufactured snJ soi5 by II. lrrs
ose q re INVENTOR and pstsnt~. At his Afrt~sirr
Nsrlouss, West Eandolph sir-et, tAicgy
Asr, fefs fsprrrssf issifis Ptqtr4 Horr Fesrr f.r
either Eght or len Horses TITS Porer received TIE
prsn ID, last iliuoi. ir hold % 81 iesga
Answers sv~u BY ,r,urn mail 20 Inquiries .r r-sioa
to price of Machine terms - psymrr' '.fe.t 70
the undersisnet, Bov go 'hiesg'. it
leis~sm HIRAM a Pits.
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chscs to-day, and thc exercises Nil ''s of an
interesting character.
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TAKEN ~ THE sUBSCRILEA - FkIG
I ~ OxEN q vesr ore ~ fhsa hss t-.-t 4.
coaer. vita whts 't-tTr 80 D. a. oysg ser '
tie - "a t- ne .targ fcs q, caf-f r-l-- ga
vhsase h- c~ssf lt -. este fH ta# a.. ---r-
propeytF. ysv easrs-- 49, 'ts- 's-z $50
F,RsE sFsyAs
esfi 80 ~ w Ftfrt@ Cs~sfi