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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Rnisfns.
" !H0 Enck"set NJ and Layer Raisins for sale by
J. II. CARTER & Co.
Common and Tchoupitoulas SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19
English Dairy Cheese.

Soap.
JEl tVacs Nc, and Family, for sale by
j. II. CARTER h Co,
Common and Tchcupitoulas s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

NVNDR1ES-
y 100 Prynes in jars ami boxes;
it Figs in fancy cartons;
1900 drums Smyrna Figs, in drums and half drums;
2rd boxes Sperm Candes-S. Leonards;
70 bags Thragona Almonds
For sale by A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
jal9 IL New I.evee and II Fulton st.
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Straw Paper.
! o. rctI:is Tor sale by ]. II. CARTER 4 CO,
Common and TctoupitouIas SITS
Tobacco.
90 noxes 4 Nc !, for sale by
j. II. CARTER 4 co.
corner Common and Tchoupitou3as SIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Teas.
G. parEaeGs-a complete assortment Tor sale by
}. II. CARTER 4 co,
corner Common aud Tchuupitoulas sis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Nails.
iWN kcgn !rcH.cL: Company, for sale by
!. II. CARTER & co,
corner Common and TchoMpilouiHs sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

EIsEl-E7Esit-Fisf.
5000 packages MACKEREL
1900 T.. GOLDFISH;
400 BEHRING'S;
200 O., SALMON;
100 TONGU ES and SOUNDS;
100 EALIBUT FINS;
10 half bbs EICKLED EELS
1900 lbs SMOKED SALMON.
FCr snIe by j. H. CARTER / CO.,
m9 Spit Conner Common and TchoupitcGlas SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

Salmon. E4obsters and CLAIMS.
40C dcan. !CG sale by j. II. CARTER Il co,
Common and rc4oupitoulHs SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19
TRgAsuRgR's DEPARTMENT, I
December 10. 1856.
FUNr.T L IL

December 10. 1856. :
ES- TO the Public-The Treasurer would
respectful call the attention Of the public the following
Sect OF the Ner City Charter approved March 20 1856:
SEC lGj Be further enacted That all commonly
known Licenses, laid by the Common Council ofesso
calrgs and other business and carriages hacks drays and
other vehicles used in the city OF New Oreaus shall be
BILE at the office Of the City Treasurer the lat the ls
January inclusive, of each year And II commonly
known License laid aforesaid. shall lave been paid
the liable therefor before 3st of an-
ary in each and the cty OF New Orleans aft
dar made officer said city citizen of .ad
city, that said commonly k, license has been
paid by the nbe therefor, shall have lien in the
said person 81 in default and on application made, writ Of
provisional seizure shall issue OF Of
lisdcoa in favor of aid city and aga said ert and
in judgment rendered in favor said city said property
Professionally seized shall be sod in satisfaction said
Portion ff Section lU And further it snail be the duty of
said Treasurer hand the City Attorney all
bills for fines dues Licenses designated
II al lnwhencver TIE shall accrue, eXig'e by the
provisions OF This the said Attorney shall
with institute proceedings IN competent jursc
lion in the several districts where said dues licenses fines
penalties shall have accrued.
To avoid the yexaion of suit the Treasurer
W nd recommend prompt attention the above notice
d2i In ADAM GIFT EN-. Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-19

CASTLE nmst Fancy Soap.
20. bcxes, ur sale by j. II. CARTER 4 co,
Common and Tclou,tOuas ST..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-10
aepuAa,cas c..v.n,ao..

A Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
viii be held at CHARLESTON. on SAT-
u1DAT, JULI.IIth, 81 II o'clock, M, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates 10 be sup.
ported at the August election. All opposed TO the
farther extension Of Slavery are Invited to attend
By order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP rIELR, Chairman.
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Joh Press Ter na,e.

We have for sale Job Press OF Nom
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used il year or more, until it
WAS superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for il. II
could be made very serviceable in country
once, and we will sell it at bargain.
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6TIt il stated that the telegraph now 10
operation il ths United States eonsunes an
nually about t60, 900 worth Of sine, &C.,.
600 worth OF nitric acid, and $50 600 worth
Of mercury, besides other sums Of sulpharic
acid, etc
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s1aasiA," said lady 10 hss sojee11
shanbermaid. 8 thst IL The third silk dsND
you1nSe WorA since you came y ne3 yeay
koW nsny do yoa owns'
ssOnly sevsa, miss but Ps sas:n' ~ W.
essso boy ase1er."
s.Ssvenl What use are seven III lressss
to yoas Why, 1 don't own ~ aaag -
that"
"Spects not, Miss" said the smiling dar-
key, "yon dossA's ncsd ZEN 70 nueh - ]
Dos. Yen sec Jou quality white lelhs
svssybedy kaow 4 quAksy; Eat ~ bstesf-
most kind oh cullud pussons hes TO dress
snast TO 'stisgaish Ourselves from common
niggers."
SO, critics, who deaouncs the psessat e.
travagant style Of dress, be lenisnt! And,
whom the paraphcfnalis Of hoops and 1ouse-
81, silks, velvets and laces 10 very astound-
ing, think: We'll, poor thing they naet DO
something 70 'stinguisA themselves frsn
common folks.
q Ex.Governor Wright Of indiana, lsfs
this place % Wednesday last for HE hose.
W. learn that he intends to lsave this coun-
try for Prnsaia during the present month.
- Gea. o. CLARK. Of n. r., az President
Of the Dos Moines River Improvsnsat, sr-
rived in this place on Monday last.
0TIra W. Claim, son Of Ira Claaln, Esq.,
Of this couaty, graduated in the West Poiai
Military Aesdsmy 1t the late o1cisl sxa1.
inatioa. s#
RAILsoAp SUasscsiPrIoN.- Near rs ,0O0
has been raised, and II each man does hia
daty, the cars will be running to this plasa
inside Of year. keosauQua Republican.
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The British Parliament has passed the bill
Tor the relief of the Jews in relation 10
oaths.
The French elections, like those Of Kansas
have oil gone one way, and for similar reas.
ons, no chance was given in either case for
the opposition 10 vote ct ell.
The titls Of Prince Consort has been con-
ferrsd ont he husband OF Queen Victoria. i,
b mere titular honor, without any substan.
tial advantage in the way Of authority or inHu.
snos 10 the Government.
The Bank Of France has reduced the rate
OF interest on commercial bills to Eve and =
half per cent.
The dithculties between Spain and Mexico
threaten discontinuancs Of diplomatic in
tsrcourse, - the Mexican Minister has de-
clared bis purpose to leave Madrid.
The funeral ceremonies Of Ex-Governor
Marcy we're attended BY an immense con-
course Of people from various portions Of
New York and adjoining States, including
sx.Prssidents Van Buren, and Pierce, ex-
Governors Hunt, Seymour and Fish and 9TH
er distinguished men.
The Administration at Washington, prom
Use to sustain the course Of Governor Walk
err in submitting the Constitution Of Kansas
TO vote Of the people.
A great fire was raging on the Leyee, be-
tween Uravier and Common streets, New
Orleans, on the Sth instant. The FIRE was
spreading at last accounts snd no water at
hand to check the fury Of the flames.
A riot occurred at Detroit Sunday night
in which one deputy Sheriff was killed and
another dangerously wounded.
A Democratic Convention was held at Le-
compton, Kansas, on the second, which NOM
mated ex-Gov. Ransom, Of Michigan, for
Congress. A resolution against Walker.
policy was voted down almost unanim ously.
It would seem that the policy Of the dough-
face Democracy is settling down on the
scheme OF adopting . Constitution in
which nothing shalt be said as to slavery,
trusting the principles Of the bred Scott
decision to make Kansas irrecoverably a
slave State.
The lynching still goes on up North. Tie
Vigilance Committee is increasing in nn,n-
bers and influence and extending the area Of
their operations over jackson and Cedar and
INTO adjoining counties. They have already
hung eight or ten men, and seem 10 be just
getting into the ynirit Of Il.
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ApPoin men, Of D~les..e..

The toxnship meeting called at the veran.
dab Hail. met at 4 O'Clock, r. ~, and was
organized by calling J. B. Howell to the
Chair and appointing John S,anuus secre-
tary.
The object OF the meeting having been sta
ted By the Chair, the following person. were
nominated and elected delegates to attend
the County Convention at Charleston on
Saturday:
r. Lowe, Vim. Timberman,
IL. TAYLOR. J. NJ RE Ian
II. Strong, ID. w. Kilbourne,
Jno. GriHey, c. Conn.
Nh Richards, P.W. Potter.
D. A. Day; BIS. Merri,m
G. {. Noes, ], Judd
John Ssannus, Thomas Martin,
DR.. Reynolds.
After which o resolution IA, prono.ed
and adopted authorizing delegates to Gil va
eancies, and shereupon the meeting adjourn
Cd. J. B. HOWELL, Chm.
JoHS STASSrs. Sec.
CITm. L. Marcy was in his seventy frat
year, and up to the hour OF his death had no
p-emonition OF approaching DISSOLUTION
He was native Of Massachusetts, bu. earlv
IN life removed TO the State Of New York.
where he entered public life 10 1916 a. Judge
10 the city Of Troy. He has continued 10 Gil
pablic Offices, with slight interruptions, from
sat time nutill his retirement from the
cabinet having been Secretary Of State,
state Comptroller, Judge Of the Supreme
Osnrt aud Governor Of New York, and Z nj
ted Stases Senator, Secretary Of War and
Secretary Of State under the General Gov
srnmsnt. He vas sagacious politician, an
abs Statesman and dipionatist, and hi. de-.
cease will be Tel. as national bereay men,
The Chicago Tunes, Douglas' home or
gan. opposes the submission Of the New Con
ssisaiion Of Kansas to vote Of the people
The fsmss speaks the sentiments of Doug
las on this point without doubt, and,hs New
Orleans Delta, which denounces Walker fol
promising to submit this Consultation 10 ,
y3ts Of the people, abounds 10 praisss o
DosElas' bold course in favor Of slavery ex
tension asd 10 repudiasion Of the psissiple
Of ths Dsoiasation u indepss1sess.
Bsason long ago said the asassst man o,
sastb ~ Yankee Who nassisd Southern
vo.as's asgrsss- i,oagiaa assts the des
s6psiss, asA y far noss slars and shans
- u biz advocacy q slsvssy than An,
en1lsnas "ts ~ aans~ besn."s
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n.p.sI.cas stat. Csuy.nu,.u.

= The Republican, Of the Stale Of Iowa win meet
IL Convention ~ IOWA CITY, on Hsanssl0y,
AscsH iaih, for general consultation uron natter
Of vital importance.
II the amended Constitution is adopted at the
August election, candidates for Governor Or Liest.
Governor viii be put in nomination nj ssid Con-
ventioo.
The ratio Of representation win be one delegate
for every one hundred Republican voters, In each
county. and one additional delegate fer fractions
over atty voters. Counties having the req aisite
number Of Republican voters TO eniite them to one
delegate By the ratio adopted will neverhe les. BE-
entitled to ono delegate.
BY order Of the Stat. Central Committee.
SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD
HENRY O'coNNoR
Nm. PREv CLARk
GEO. u. WOODEN
HIRAM PRICE.
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Va When We see pretty female foot. "
naturally conclude that Il belongs % 3 bees.
niai wonan--on the principle that "alps
we'll that sads wsll.n
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NO TJCE,
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS !
Tlislnghass, l.ass 4 Dass,
AT siuA W BRoAD-AxE,

IL large ssd complete assortment II BulIDEss
nARpwARE, consisting u Aortice and Rim Locks,
Latch,ts with plated, pearl, white or min knob.
Bats, iooss and FAST joints. all rises.
Axle-frame Puileys, Window Trimmines II all
sescriptionsj sash Locks, hound, Square, epriag
AMI Flush Bolts; sliding door shsais. Locke, and
lafchss; Dsll-puiis, Ut various patterns Cuat and
Ma. Hooks; black walnut, mahsguny, mia 4, pearl
white drawer aad shu,,ce Knobs; Thunb- lasshes !;
PLATED and china Aoath pieces for Speaking tubes
Alarm histles, dong. &c.. Ae.
Those In vsnt Of good Trim uings vii, Aad IL to
their advantage 20 give us . cali. at
No. l3s Afoin Street,
jyied Between 3tA asd 9Th sss.
Aiasa WhassSss.
A LARA WHISTLES for speaking tubss, for
1ILLINaiIAsT, LANE I BUEL.
iylal slgn q che Dsssa-sxe.
Valuable Pubilca sions.
'lSHR London Lsnc.t. . J,uvnsi Of Medicine
Chsnistry, Literature, Criticism, to., for
July.
Maas'r Aorchan.s Msg..ine, for July.
DE- Bow Review and Industrial Resources, for
July.
The sealpei: edited by u. H. pixos.
The horticultural: journal Of rural art aad
tasts.
fsesthss With thsrrincipal
Aosscsltsr6i, AsdilA1 Aai &cfsaeilc
Journals u IN Uaitsl Staiss ana Dusos. A..
all the EaAk Note Reporters an1 Csu1s1o1is -
tectors pablshsd In tbs United states.
JylSdJ For sels q CLAhK'S literary Dspst.
NO0l. aaa Pleasant Reading for Not Wsashsr.-
~ Bar.os's Cyelopedia u Wit ssd Aaoss, u
America. trelnad. 6c,tiAnd and RaslaaA, psblishsa
mi.mesthiy. rtsfron 20 nee Foely.
The fortaacs Of 0lsaeOrci By Charles Loss.
Mrs. PAstingtons Carpet Bag IT Fan, Asv ~
ries.
Ysakec Nstloss and Nick Mar for Asssst.
London Peach Comic Pspsss, ~.
jylad For sais 1t CLARKBU.
rOR JULY:
kNlCK 4 r = . q r Re-
The most spicy Of MalasiAss.
QLAcKwO0D, Eith H. usual numhsr Of stse-
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Of LitsIsry. Astistic and seisnsi1c tast>s lesse-
hold Words, CAsviss Diclnss tssaifseie Meaoo1s-
The National Magazine, work - inleesssine q
harpesv, and the production u nush moro ~
ARTHUR'S HOME AAGAzfmR I
Containing seincthing Gerf =.
HAMPERS SIM 4
nssasins Tor YestAs - ~ - II ~
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AUf1eo3b &96lO1y Guids.
ALSOs a1ltshlsg II III NEWS liss. All - -
WEBSTER : rOTr8R1
Nsws Ansa,
jysd johnson A., opposite PsessGss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-10

Above will Be seen . cat Of the eele9Hals1
RUGGLE DIAMOND CARD P1E0S,
have had In successful operation for the Lest eight
cen months. Since procuring Il. We have pslsasA
~ immense smoant u casds, And The rs1ussd psies
1t which they have been afforded hss greatly In.
It's execution il perfect Cards printed apea thave
clear, beau impression. AND TEE INK WILL NOT
SPREAD ON RuB orr. lts speed IL - great - rood
card ink be rorsibiy worked and s haadsoAe
impression given By any nasAinery. The cost II
pres work upon this engine, executed n The heal
manner, Is from TO . cents pr i0eo Carh, which,
n will be observed, leaves tho trifiag Msrgln for
reduction by any Improvement. to he tsjhcd about.
We have
CARD OE0028
Card. Gu, from it, Of any 10 X ~ prias ilas
. eust"mcr may desire, fr0M ~ eDs. Der 1000
apW ards, hni In I'LL cases
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-10

NEW ASEcporE OF Ro0Eas, Iss PoRr.-We
have heard good story Of Rogers, the lassly
deceased poss Laureate Of Engisad, not b..
fore published, We believe. ID the later
years Of his life his memory became weak
and defective, although, b one d those
freaks which govern msmories, Il would n.
call circumstances whish oosnsrsd years aeo
With dlstinctness, only that ths past apeees.
ed 20 his "mind's eye" like The pseesat.-
Not long before his desth, he had lons ana
pleasant Interview with an Amsrican pu6lish.
cr, 10 the oourse Of which Rogsfa ssid: ssYou
are bookseller, believe, NJ. X; and there
10 clever American aushor, come 81 vhoee
works have read With great iassespt: Ma
name 10 Mr.. Alexander Hsniisor. III Is
should publish any new volumes, l wish YOU
would send me copy
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Or. Reynolds.
After which resolution vas proposed
and adopted authorizing delegates to Gil va
eancies, and 'hereupon the meeting adjourn
Cd. J. B. HOWELL, Chm.
JoHx SYASSrs Sac
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YvuD unasssl1ns = snaass1 lots yssenssship =
! ~ - An9NfJune, ~ ~ 0sen1astasS ~
sals aeIlne. feslne e1ssla1 - q 61Ups -
~ Hssvs9ual Isne Kilss, " - s9assa - ~
u1sA euotsaDsee WITH Z, vely oapesisS 4uellev -
Li9s, - honA " 1slivsssd - ssdes. - IL oHst-
~ noesoo.
D. r. Isana,s 4 O.. sss sus sses1et sstbssiasA
aeeaas, a11 AAss full esvss y s0sslve se1sn -
9ake 6o1leoeiaoD.
00ss = JeAaaeo seesse, ~ 6eese bsleW ~
Hso1sss wAoDs ssdsss - ssIbelteo.
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still plenty Of time for corn, 30 that there Il
but little likelihood Of . short crop OF sny.
thing. So, let the ravens croak; il 10 their
nature, and they would not be happy IL they
could not.
have been among railroads ever since
was a boy. II was my fortune to DO brought
up in that part Of the country where they
frs, began 10 lay rails. But II has been my
good fortune too never to see the slightest
accident upon railroad until this trip not
50 much rs car oG the track, fron ANY
cause whatever. But 90 coming up hsss,
while stopping at Wyane. station, fr.igh.
train started out ahead Of US. II had pro.
ceeded mile or 20, and great portion Of
as were looking at it, when train came in
sight from the opposite direction, and the
two came together instantly with scream
and . crash. do not know hos it happen.
ed; it sscmed piece Of inexcusable care
lessness. But no one VAS hurt, that could
learn, and there was 10 much to feol th.nk.
ful for. Nor was the damage TO proner,x
50 great as would have been anticipated
locomotive with the brak name sch sllenso ),
got hole punched in its head; one car -,
It's sides squashed out, and one tender rot
bumped SO hard that presume il has bsep
laid up with the rheumatism ever since. and
; that appeared 70 BE- all. Our engine went
up and drew the belligerent trains out Of the
way, and W wenr on, arriving 81 our des.
tination sale and sound.
But an old hen stArtlss me With her IS kut
~, kerdsrkat," and cone to look at the
number Of my pags guosa l have written
about enough for to-day.
, -Four days and Aassn't seen daily pa.
psr nor heard s0,i11sg ussd from the rres,
wosld nusside and don't want TO. iii 20
back Into i again when waas to know hov
J y gets on. Let il keep asay ffos me and
Won't trouble IL nor feel any snxisty about
tx. The shfisking locomotive 4 more thar
want 10 ses OF it for . week or two.
You're t.. quiet and s~ses cream, fresb
eees and stsawkerTiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
VOLUME 25, NO. 5.

. I'NAultt anu rac''lfA ~ N'sHihN "aN hue
stick and then examined the other pistol
which found to be in the same plight.
stopped and wen. IN work in earnest
hnG an excellent screw for removing bull
lris. aud my pistol barrel. were empiied in
avery r.w minutes had very serious
Objection 90 firing them oT in the woods,
where tbc report might betray the knowl-
cI,c bad gained. 81 ! emptiei them, and
snapped a cap upon each. found them
both r.rr, and then proceeded to load
tHam which IIcaralully. Aud now, how
should rrococi! That this road would
. Bead mr o. Posters Mills. I bah m, doubt
auI 10 would %. nearer iur mc Q, keep On
,'.u O, turn back. sour11 tInt point my
m..i nas made up. Arin.y'-whieh way
v..'I mr hH,t rlm,7 For that hs meant
% r.Nmal g.t c.ran. Every cirrum.
.uue-1aryfHiu. that bad inn.rrrrd be.
tween him and ms-punti 90 that one
.,mrl, rs.ult. Would ho 20 down the river
piece. aui bend r. ~. or would be follow
n, directly up Mot likely ihc former.
I considered 10 awhile. anI then resolved TO
push on and keep on my guard The sun
went down. anil D.. crow dark iu thr deep
WOOL. hIt tho moon vas already up, and
a, h.r lrlms frlI lrug'hai-s ul1n the rad,
sh. .ur ma considerable light when ny
ESQ. .lI Hrr1mr u..i % thr transition
il.ll au hour bad passed since | looked 70
my I..t,l., and ju-t "a, began % wonder IL
{ l,l heca mistaken, / heard iho sound u
% r.r.n', trlmpat o., great distance. 1t
'-.. 3. puzzled ma 90 tr'l 'ha direction from
which 90 cam. bot in moment knew IL
v.. u advance oi m', and upon my right
arI. which was turned towards the river.
p..nry ., stopped / dr,v my hor'a to
Gin. 'nsI.ol tle path and kept ou gen.
G.. nUr .1.ns raised ih' hIr'I oi ny
r.., holster. On a 'rs moments Law =
... rru am.n. ra hr..... a I't'r wy
.. I.n i..r..t A. ..u. .r. . ..n
l.v.. m. ..'.
".
.mt.s. .. l.... ''".
I
"N'I .E. "'., H' F''n .'' ''
''r. '. .. .''nnt manner. N'I '''"'i
ODD. have come out only ''T 'l'N' business
forgot "..' You were a' ih' inn.
u. N.' PLAIN '' n'y. Wy I'''N 0'l
'.n rendered useless, h'l been INT on
n" t..' un.r.I1rni-I "'.l, ami "o" tho
Villain hl thought 20 take my 'il' ana my
money without ANY risk t' hi' own body
anl chen hii. my p'1r carcass in The Garth
where, very I.Ar'y' others bad h''n hidden
~i"-'. Wy oy. wer' or'n, AMI my hand
r.'.r.
Nay a-, % wha. business y'n al
lHI.' Is,l
"lH'' h' 'nnpp ou'-''m'iains IN
'''.."'ni '''' "., '.'''''' "'"'
".' q, money! ''. A'"' ''' NC ''''u
'
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80 In yon mn.t go on lo.nIslll.

l''' '''H h'n' 90 wish 10 ',' my
Faud' and shall gain considerable ume by
F'A'hins '' r'''' '''"'s"'
u h' 'eNl''.'" !'' "'''m' asked
No. answered
IT"al' hc Jon S"'" 'hA' YOU fe 10
this re'''on 10 all
No. "' "','.' D. ''''' "'' 'Al''''
'' ''''' lny "''' "o''l urge '"' '''''l WIZ"
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prepared b"'l was mi'''"'"' Il. ''in {
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

There arrGi- sou,ieIs ia the auburn S,Ate
Prison. The average is 200 a year, and the
deaths siz.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-07

The above returns are principally taken
from the Secretary's office and show major
ity for Ramsey of 66l ! They comprise all
the counties recognized in the Constitution
as having 'local habitation and name"
except Pembina, Renvile and Mile Lac. In
the latter County, tho census recently taken
shows but one white male inhabitant" and
the latest information from him is that lie
didn't hold any election. In Renvile coun-
ty, as report says, two precincts have given
Sibley $50 majority or whereabouts, but this
is looked upon by those who are sup to
snuff" as one of the Juggler's little tricks,
intended only for joke. 1t will therefore
be necessary for the votes that are to elect
Sibley by 1900 majority to come from Penn
bina county and although last June not 20
votes could be polled there, we have no doubt
enough returns will be made out purporting
to emanate from that county to make the de-
sired majority. These bogus returns, we
are assured have been received, some Of them,
however, in blank, and as soon as it is known
how many votes are wanting will be filled up
accordingly so as to make up that 200 ma
jority. Well, gentlemen, you want 900 votes,
so fill up your blanks and give us a sight at
them