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THE COUNTERFEIT THREE.

q say, Tom. here's pretty good counter
felt three. If you'll pass it I'll divide"
Lets see the plaster" said Tom. and af-
ter examining it carefully, put it in bis vest
pocket. remarking:
Its an equal division. one dollar and q
half apiece"
Yes" said Ben
"All right" said Tom, and off he went
A few moments after he quietly stepped in
TO the store of his friend Ben, purchased (.
can Of oysters for one dollar and halt, laying
down the three dollar note for them.
The clerk looked at the note rather doubt
ingly, when his suspicious were Immediately
calmed by Tom, who told him there was 10
use looking for he had received that note
from Ben himself not ten minutes since.
OF course the clerk with this assurance i'm
mediately forked over the dollar and a half In
change, and with this deposit and the can OF
oysters, Tom left.
Shortly afterwards he met Ben, who asked
him if he had passed the note.
"Oh, yes" said Tom. 90 here is your
SHARE" at tbe same time passing over the dol
lar and half to Ben.
That evening, when Ben made up his cash
account, be was surprised to find the Same
old counterfeit there in the drawer. Turning
to his g iocum tcnens" he asked
6 Where did you get this cursed note p
Didn't you know it was counterfeit ?"
Why" said the clerk, TON gave it &c
me. and I suspected it was fshy, but he said
he had just received it from you. and took
it."
1.-The whole thing had penetrated the wool
of Ben with peculiar grin, he muttered
'sold.' and charged the can of oysters to pro-
fit and loss account.
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A SoFT PLACE. was down to see the
widow yesterday" said Tins uncle, "and
she gave me back-bones for dinner I went
down rather early in the morning; we talked
and laughed and chattered, and run on, she
going out and in occasionally to see things
till dinner was ready, when she helped me
graciously to back-boDes. Now I thought
that. Tim. rather favorable. / took it as q
symptom of personal appreciation. because ev.
cry body knows love back-bones, and fat
tered myself she had cooked them on purpose
for me. So grew particularly .checrfl. and
I thought could see it in her too
So after dinner. while sitting close beside
the widow. I fancied we both felt sorter com.
Portable Eke-I know did. felt that had
fallen over head and ears and heart in love
with her. and imagined from the way she
looked. she had fallen teeth and toe nails in
love with me. She appeared just for all the
world like she thought it was coming, that
was going to court her. Presently I couldn't
help it, laid my hand softly on her beauti-
full shoulder, and remarked when 1 had pla-
ced it there, In my blandest tones, Tim, for I
tried to throw my whole soul into the express
sion, I remarked then. with my eyes paaHEg
love- truth and fidelity right into her
Widow, this is the incest, softest place I
ever bad my hand on in all my life"
Looking benevolently at mo. and at the
same time flushing up little, she said in mel
ting and winning tones
doctor. give me your hand, and I'll put
it on much softer place."
In moment. in rapture, 7 consented. and
taking my hand. she gently. rery gently
/ Tim, laid it on my head-and burst into .
laugh that's ringing in my ears yet.
Now. Tim. 1 haven't told this to living
soul but you. and. by jinks? you mustn't !;
but mind, it mustn't go any further "-M@
/ York Spirit of the Times.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-07-29

~ '1t was very wrong of you, said Mrs
Snobbiechops to her daughter" it was very
wrong of you, Laura to waltz with young
Jolly. Your papa was greatly shocked he
says he has met young Jolly in the city. where
no decent young man would ever be seen."
Well. what was papa doing in those same
places? Isn't he a proper associate p
"Well, yes-that is-no, to be sure: but
Laura. you shouldn't ask such questions: you
know-that is-with him it is quite different
thing"
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~ Have you." said a young lady en-
tering music store in which we were stand
ing. and leaning over the counter and address
sing the young man. have you IA heart
that loves me only,?''
Yes. Miss" was the reply; and here
is Health to thee, Mary"
Mary took the song. and Was leaving the
store. when suddenly she returned
20. forgot. want One sweet kiss
before we part"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-07-29

ThoMpsOn's Clock.
There is clock in our place
That regulates the town,
With tiny hands and pretty face.
Though Ii Looks old and brown.
The rarest clock that e'er l saw,
1t beats ali clocks, know,
Il went and stood in Noah's ark
Four thousand years ago.
There is clock III our place
At THOMPSON'S store tits found;
'ris called the REGULATOR here,
And rarest clock in town.
Just call at Thompson's Hatter's Store,
And see this old clock 90,
And buy hat in place of one
Bought twenty years ago.
This Thompson keeps on Clinton street,
The clock is in his store,
And has been running, without feet,
Four thousand years and more.
Now, if you don't believe me, Tom,
Just call in as you go,
And buy Cap in place of one
Bought twenty years ago.
Twas put up by George Bolsinger,
An ARTIST of our town,
The wheels are made of wood and brass,
And al seem pretty sound.
And now my last advise, dear Tom,
Is, stop iii as you go,
And buy some Boots in place q those
Bought twenty yeers ago.
Johnstown. May 6. 1856.
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Eg Anew paper is to be started in Adri-
an. Michigan. called The Comet. Il 10 10
have . new tail every week.
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Cbuite postrq.
LIFE IS BUT A SPAN.

Life is but span-of horses;
One is cage" the other ''PIine,"
Up and down the Hill our course is
"Go in" ponies-"make your time"
Boyhood plies the whip of pleasure
Youthful folly gives stroke;
Manhood goals them at his leisure
"Let 'em rip, they're tough as oak"
silva. there the stakes we'll pocket"
To the wind let cale be sent
Time, 2.40--"whip in socket )"
.sGive 'em string and let 'em went"
On the sunny road to fifty,
"Prime" is drowned in Lethe's stream
cage" is left, old and thrifty
Life then proves ga one horse team"
cage" jogs on, grows quite unsteady,
Reels and slackens in his pace,
kicks the bucket" always ready,
"Giye it itup''-Death wins the race.
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EBENsBURG, JULY 20, 1857.

Premiums not demanded within six months
after they are awarded will be held as donations
to the Society.
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oJ- ALI advertisements must be marked wit
the number of insertions desired, or they will b
continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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CLASS NO. 14-cuLINARY DEPARTMENT.
Judycs-Mrs James NJ Riffell, Mrs VIM A
Murray, Mrs H Roberts, Mrs John Fen
Ion, Mrs A B Pringle.
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President L. JOHNSTON.
TIice Prcsideats-REEs J. LLOYD, DR.. a..
YkAGLEY.
,Secretu1y--A c. MrLLIS.
Trsosur~-:G C. K ZAuM.
!Ma,mgers -EDwARD SHOEMAKER. GEoRaE NJ.
- REED, GEORGE j. RoDGERs, ROBERT DA-
WIS, p T. GIBBONS.
Committee IF Reception-EDwARD SHoEMA-
KER, Jr., CLINTON Il. JONES, DAVID j.
JOKES. PETER F. COLLINS, JAMES Z. NOOK,
j. ALExAXBER MooRE
The Managers of the Cambria County Ag-
gicultural Society respectfully beg leave to
aprcunce, that the third annual exhibition
Of said society will be held at Eheusburg. on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday. the 7th,
's,h and 9th days of October, 1857,
The Stock aud articles for exhibition will
be classified, and premiums thereon awarded
by the several committees, in the following
order
CLASS NO. 1--uoRsEs.
.Judqes-Thomas y. Moore, James G. Kay
lor. Thomas II. Porter, Abraham kopelin,
N;lli,,n Mnrray
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A VERfIS1 N / hts.
1 s ) Z
THIRD NNUAL FAIR
O r FIC E n g

CHE Cambria County Agricultural society.
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CLASS NO. 1S-EQUEsTRIANISM
Judges-Dr Shannon, DR. Walters, DIR Mar
bourg, DR. Kimmell, DR. r NJ S jackson
Premium..
To the best Equestrienne, over Is, discretion
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CLASS NO. 1-HoRsEs.

.Judgcs-Thomas B. Moore, James G. Kay
lor. Thomas H. Porter, Abraham Kopelin,
William Murray
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CLASS NO. 11-MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
Juages-Samuel Keagy. John Pringle,
David Fl Roberts, George Rutledgc, 3 T
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CLASS NO 7-yEGETABLEs.
1adges-Charlss b. Ellis. james B. Davis,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

THIS word s,vins t. have grown INTO favor
with our Black Republican ircnds Of late
They ssprSss t,~ire ior a "cnnpromi'c u
the liliruhi,'@ r,-nl,inc rom division ~
the pcl,raisS ~ the trrveatinn ard ap
pear aaNiou- 10 plisr tiuins,lrrs On the
ncuri as bang ar,i,n,iy 10 favor Of sth
al cycnt 10 fer az ,hcy arr honest Ia their
prot. 's-,on> ~ pan with tl,4a. We t.,r.
u t.,thgncnt, hat y i, u,,tLcr Nh nor lriui
sser ia op ,,mpromHinc til position -
eil,sr party II ranHo' l.' donc with hoaor.
either Ia the Republicans or Democrats
bni tIta' IS way IN whcd bod, roust
tatio'ss urIy he unlimited 'p'he people 1n"n
tbr.r own mcFit-. ard onr la r,u.t-. arilrl
IA manuot satisfactory TO n1 Far oY., if
~ though, the iina.rati, rarity t,,,l not a
majority Il the popular vote aipi. that tive
Constitution vopM MT b. arrpisi by
larcc majority, W. wHbi ny, ,he imlH, dat
4 ~ ,lution Il he CONVENTION W. h.ir,c.
IN lair ,tsi. ths ,aast,tut us. lorntd hy
Ne u. n,ncrs,ir slug VIII have u malfity
If 5ooo votes IN lhc Territory We sup
pp, lhs R.pnhi nr ,hiGs thc same We
VII ia them tha, pi-'.o' Torn, shy n,t
BY >o,ne am,cab.c arraner meut .nhu1; h,ih
CONSTITUTIONS ~ 80 nmc say t. carb
party s'api ~ f,ll by ,ts own work
~ conr~' We alrnr arr c4isaepir btT
this ncoumrrsia,iun i'at ,c .uhmii 4 ia
b,,b Conventions tbs bop that az ar.
ran.euyni hsaei ~ someihing 81 his Kind
may b, Ja;rroi into. lEt tss.- Verdict - the
y-ogl. lc,.ale 200 ,.ri-ii arl ~ho Is wrong.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

AsiiiNcros, Avg 1t.
u Il hc true n stated 'ha, Costa Rtra Ia.
disposed of the Nicarngua Trauu, Route
agei has acquired pat Of thc territory Of tine
latter nur government wiil nu,lue.t Rrahiy
ohio't - that hrren,..mn mt II hciay kunw,
I tl'at Nm & Jones wa, ,-sfcri,'iy 10, inter
es'sd 10 rrrns,nt views ~ ADMINISTRATION
IN that subject as adverse 10 such \ ,pr;f..
ui policy. lEtii The rntpt;ng of toae,.ss
~ diplomatic appoutaeul viii 10 filsie
cy@'lA ueh ~ may be ,Icinanhql ~ The
pghlie cNigrnchs. IT. il is desired that llr
Suc,Tgs'ars 60 the prtacnl incumrn's slg.ll
not - abroad un'l their appointments shall
,ia,c ho,n confirmed by the senate
ten, Denver. Comm. .sioncr ~ IT, iaa AZ
!airs vii shortIy Fclai- - Nebraska lot the
purpcsr Of making treaties with the Pooca
aHi PawNre Indians
'ri'r' u nnw. on thc way tn How Frd
i. stanton. Secretary Of State Of X ansas.
tc'p'it; ,ns the Appointments of ~uJsrinte,ri
cut of iriian AHairs in p.ac' II ',os tum
Minis, t1i ih' appointment not g. 'ai et',ct
un'i the mteimg Vt Congress
The uvol~ and ciyil oihcts ior ital, ar.
no' esrvctri 10 rsrh that T,'r.iury IN
ah1lt the irst al <1yefnhf
Satisfactory acCos,a's havy ,r,n r-rivlyl
frn'n AL the wagon nad ,Np.iithfs.1c,.l,s.
ing that of tol Nohlss' which Ia, ,l,sap
pointed 'b' Expectations Of ;to zov,rnn4cai.
The allow IS a c'ry ofa rectn, ,else-apic
dispatch from Washington. sr.trarl. -
Iha, God \ortss sn,i his party have rel
me- with ,iai gc,Nss in tn sgs,S,y pros,
cgiiou + the work assigned hen. TIA vas
80 Rn q y Anticipated u pripcina'it 81.
igii'aiAhV :" two r,'a.ons. First. lhc ua
wise coar+c q i.re ln'erior peIartu.u; 81 ,.s.
lay'ne tn dcpartarc Il the party. boy With
boiling uo'vssary supple. rpon fr,y,l.ss
aaj nn'Ys,Ifshle grounds ard se,ri,l. The
eotrmlsd hos'hty @, the Yank'on ~icas
10 tl'e rarity CT ssiae the B'g Siouy River
ard he aF~srscc ofahc.ly oftrpsps s,tt sss,
far their yra,ectinu.
IA examination 4 al the facts tcsrsur
ul.rn the do,nrtion %, CO NnBtss parly
VI shoe ihs, .i b'anae attaches any wh,.a
- 'he non c,sramma,.oa, of the work. !: i
fs Ne. st
i4,i's we rrr ~ s,, = ,ar later b, u,
-ar'rueut
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20
Nar ''vs~~,n ts. sicas ani ,ha reip
pswss

We rcENt 81 kara iha; h,stil,t.cs have
astia broken out between the s.,aiS antl
thsg.vaA
I'm ~ alop, The first Of III. present u,outl
a VA rarity 4 The Eel lake ani I'i'larrf
i'an'Is VI chirrcwas attacked detached ;ar
ties q Sieas. farming or hunting. ia ,lc
neigheEhoaL q lac rrayers The CHIP
Ivsss ,oos bstssn thirty anil ssty sslr-s
~a,i lhen hastily rctrea,sj down ao,i acres
Rci River hcmrSsF,is. \, ms IL ths sh,lc
~iilemsn,s NJ Ri River, they sil,d sin'
bead ut cH,,sr aai destroyed csass.tsrah.s
ua,h,r
,-ste -iS,,, i,o... -, oa,4A As.t.-, q.
prv'nt Ia, saS party II sicay has got,
~ rirsaa ct 'he ,hipfswss
body Of 'reY~ viii f,obshly b IA
n'cia'ely s'n' 30 Tie Nh,pi.ws cosatsy to
a1rss iAF marsrss, ni ru,s-rrpt tlc
Sissy esire nv commission ~ ,Aem &
s,'s ~ hs~s Its
N. Iscssrsss',ns Il ,hs,Fe fcs p@cs, 80
the psf - She hns~was, has. ~I.-sns W.,
s,a.ie una ,abssIly Nth tho iutcn,ton x b.
n'iviag ID ~sWN nia STATE e iau,'nsl ~
car,,y
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The Black Hepubiics.n Central Ceanrs.,.
iee has GALES! q Convection To ho,nina,e q
i'Sassnis n CDgress, 10 i. voted tor, 10
oe'o'sr I'y this aetiso, they 10 some en-.
'rni soognise ibs probable eoniinahaee ol
tle fsfs'neial Government
t'nf II tbs l''-s fersis,,7,iiy ggu. ty sssr,.
afy meDfsrs u 'hc Black Republican Con
vspt.ca. vas tba, tie Democracy w.- op
i~s-'i la tir; formation d . state Gown
,e'sHt W. 10 nOt know tia, ,he statement
@as rycr eagtraiictod ii u AZ absurd VI
u 4 mol "a .iiila singular. in view ri hi,
falls. ACCUSATION. iha, ihc rScogniz,i ollnia
@gan Of the I.rfaalican plfty ha i.cu ii.,
Irs, Ia iaar .ei.on. look iiig 10 a continuane,
81 our pse~ut condition of political IL,
Ispdspon:
We hal hoped dat there would b. NJ
caDsasA for Dcl,va,c 10 Congress, bot ilr,l
both parties woaii waive saeh election. IL
view ~ our speedy alniissioa into III.
uaioa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

The Managers 81 the Territorial Agricul.
.aral soeiety, early this summer, gave no
Ten " their desire 10 base her lext Fair
iclj IN - Pal, il tire ciiiens desired II.
be towns 81 Minneapolis ami -. ANTHONY
both proposed for i % br l.rl,i ihere. but
we're willing 10 yield any claims ,o - t'aal.
as 'hey bad received ihe ncncfi q the Fair
ior tho three past years.
Ii was Announced that Subscription 4
l %eIyo ilunIr,Nl Dollar wpa,d be neo. ssary
10 dtiray portion Il tie eXIei1sss anI
tsat d rommittee wouii ea.t upon es.s bnsi
aesa mtn 50 secu!c that amount. We did
rot lcarn tAc aamss o; that committee, bat
have understood they have lr,ri"rinci their
daiy, onl report ,',at The merchants anl
bua. l'css ann Of tis city Il 1t. l'aal hay,
subscribed ,hc very liberal amount 81 Sn
IiCNDRsD DulIAEsl'
Te. i'tst ~ inadrei A.R'ao. have teei
raised towards ihe i,ohiing Of the next Ter
rit1r'al FAR after a months lahor VI a ccia
mlitee apIcn,od to collect funds. v hrre i
the wontc'! ilerahty Of our perchauia? Tn.
citizens II Hastings, Of Shskopev. O, Re-
Wing. Of Saltwater Of Mifns ay,olis. an,
twenty other towns in iLis Tcrritory
would each raisc n.ore than tia, in u hour,
towards location oil the Fair a, either o
| the towns tanned
Tan il be possible, that business men ar,
81 blind 10 their interests. Rs 10 l,@e tn
presence OF the thousands of rs'ople thai
would attend fair held a, 81 Paul,
| as, for two years, they have let ,he bcn
eiils derived through the Territorial Faii
accrue 10 tle busioess men Of Minneapolis
AID ~. Anthony although ciin,s were nadi
each time by The Society 10 induce a. Pan
to subscribe ihe necessary amount m,
people Of Minneapolis arc snxious to sub
scribe the amount, and will do 50 IN ;w,
honrs ihnc. - well satisfied arr they Of reap
'us the pccuniary Advantage, twenty fold
ever the paliry subscription Of ~ 200.
/ Merchants of -, Paul. have you allowe,
tbs ! air tnhe hsi 10 the ,iiy this year. thro
parsimony We think better Of YOU thai
that. Wc are inclined 10 believe you hay,
net given t any attention allowing il 70 x
by default II this is so. perhaps u Is To
too late 20 scgnge h. We do nau know tha
Minneapolis ha, t,q, selected but thai u,
gH +, now. there q 30 houbt, pnlcs,, tb
balsncc of the subscription ia raised inine
tlia'rly. n,e, A-y man in ,hr ci'y uith th
intlgtnc,. nul means in hack that ,nllurnss
tel iuter't cYps,h ~ gci lev % ou
prominent banker, AMI merchants together
3 and -ecur t'is amount foiag
II ~ Fad mcu allow ihis Fair 20 IL
hei'l any other place tins SEASON, it wi'l be-
stigma upon thcir rpuiatioH hot tp b
sipyl out by hundred acts 81 oprn h.,alr
hen i,acuo.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

il'c lat rcP'r's of Iolians gathering up
oti The frontier of Minnesota. has arnnseJ
The military ariof 81 the i,..rjsr settler. aud
fla eo''seqntnce has hen the organization
81 ilFe military toinpant~. in III, counties II
HIM Eorth, Brown and Niculb,t. Th,,s
COMPANIES hosc,Den properly commissioned
b. thr Gos'feor. aud have already rcceiyei
'ht,r arios AMI arcn'i,rrmcnts We urp In
d'a''t' o. the Pri,s'e Secretary 81 he Gov.
'rt'"f 'or ,h' names u the Companies or
ganise'l. AMI their Captains
Haoap1 tuu,fs. in the town II " sea
Pa. Brown country. This Company has
r'e' tel i'nl.,Spss Il,H,snonS a. tltr,r
'apiain. AMI have received 80 n,uskels.
Haioawla Gs.B,is, on ihc Watoawun
/ River. ~ 1hH Earth coun,y The, h,,.
fi'7iai Wutt,s B,ss. rs tb,if Captain anil
have ruvl'a,i ID mtiskris
D. "a,.ia ray SHARP Nno,c.. at tar.
'l,7i ti'y, On the Waton~an, IN Blue Earth
c'siois 7 D.. I'orrrR has been ,l,t,.sl tan
tam. aud they have recciv~l % nu,slrts
g. h'in,y Gmf,is In N,collrt. Nh-olht
cneniY fhey have c,,-.l,-i T " Rn4u,ap.
AK. ts llrir ,'aptain, ami have received 30
riiea.
fhtofat fJs f;t'ari. Ia nokolah citr.
N'r'dct county. \. " itrrLs,lus 'ai4
ion This company has NOT vet re.vlyc,l
IT, commission, but viii 10 f'w ,l,va.
fN'> a'l tos4sc ffty slani ut arms. the
kiu'l aaI known yc'
with this y"iintoY h,co uroa the from
Tier aot well ,rinoi We think ~itlcrs nc,,l
far nothing from ih, s,tssos. however evil
dsro"sl they may b.
la addition 10 ,hcs, companies new
'aFalry 'ompany has Just hsn nrrahirs.
At Indianapolis. in licnurp,n c,aiut,. rallcd
tie NiH.oiy'tn Ls<3i Catii,s. aha have
eir,iei :. u kE,s~s as th,is ta.sA,Y
iAsy Brave ro, yei hNfl o,mp, s,io;.,i le,
siil b" Ia day of be ltc, vii rccei,,,
Forty staBd u srms
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

This 1.nss, tn NiaaeNs,on, Mr.. Wa.
LIAM BsAscsi, "a epnnectiou u the s,s!,.brs-
tel New York Bsass,i, Judging ir,a bis
siy's OF letter writing AL Mr.. Lass
MAsSIs. lave ,akea npcn thcIitscye the du-
~ of si,anoiiah,ng JaG.ye Douei,s II ~.
Initials opc very much II 'be a,,ack II he
idlhpatians upon Gri4iyEE
The style 81 dennneiaiiaa n-,-l by these
presses a0l courteous ard h,@p,table gentle
men, IS striking. lhouga MT original
|" Doug al onlsar Of African slaves,
=" a haesstsr an.' dealer in slang "pgbAc
I'Aupcr, aiseraIGloas Iar,.zsu. rascsi.
The spy OF pity 'yranrs. " hs nanie is
linked ~iih Infamous Dotoriety.' anal many
more ssch gcull,manly aui Cbristianlike
rplibeis, av bestowed upon the Senator,
with II libofaiiiy gGi;c enchanting. And
! then. ask Tic quarlctis with afldrogs syfn.
pl,cI,y, what has Judge horotas done for
Minnesota ami they follow ,ap this inter
rogatory. by claiming JarN HALe he s,pa.
torial baiIc",n, aal 'ra as1i., tie counsellor
and ads scr Of The ~ Auth,ny irand al the
greatest friends The Territory ever had
Their cpiilreis aEd disparagCm'n, Of the
great - natt,s. o,.rse au, contempt ih.HI
praise o. Has AMI Tns petil is absurd,
fhi. bathurst Il fana'ici-m AMI indrcen-
~ ia caused by 'ha fact that Senator porG.
LAS bring now in th,' city, with his family
OF frietidiy visit a. our late Delegate in
Congress majority Of the menl"rs Of the
City Conne', repcsgp,ing The wishes d
nineioen- seHiic,hs e on popn!ailoA, have
taken advantage ~ his visit. "a invite hinl
10 accept he inequalities nf The city This
ia the crime OF the senator thas the fault
Gr which he IL arra'gacd. in pot housc Ian
guagc, as The sll,rt " The vile. hy men who
scruplc Al no liishooJ or slan'!er. however
base .n'I n,aleinus, 20 give plaus,bii,y to
their libels. The ,n,!ecrnoy Is practicei
too by II combination worthy 81 Black IL
pabiicani,rn tho degraded sot, tie rigid
righteous professor @! a religion. winch Ger
tainiy does uot inculcse lying and slan,iel
NJ s,rTue-. the crack Drained fanatic
who's opinions are respected b. none, and
~ho "a She laughing stock Of the tuwn nn,
10 cornple,e tho hot, srl,a,c an unpr,ncipI,c
wire working politician, 4or,efrom rntcu' lc
feat and FESTIVE under the political insignih
cubce Ia which he ha, hr,u doomed \
worthy -. Of eculIoncu thee. The I'm
Punishable Larria they have won shoplt
dtso'pd to ihse chilir,n and tl.cir cbdrcn
rhibir,n Yet. Vr. in common with hua
drp,l7. fee, iii thanking Heaven Tia, -
rai' h,lsts only four sach l~tmcr- q
American gentlemen
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the Nspahisss". 3. 0ws.ss s.u omnetI.


The Republican rpanlrrs II the C,ty
'oGnrii. aa viii H. -ern BY reference to tia
prHst','nes OF the special nrciing. satar.
'isg nftcrn"ri, true " their instincts. Cd.
pDsssi the resolutions rendering senator
D"t",as pnhIte dinner, irrespective 81
party, becAns, fors0oth, be- was a Demo.
cofi Nr I,orGt,s has claims n,s,n the
r~p'ct and admiration 81 every citizs a OF
Mionespta. 1T, arount oi his ur,irine and
aole advocacy OF Nil h,'r na,erial interests
"i'hoit 'gf'rniee 10 party i..ucS. and this
refusal II TIA i."puhlicap mrmL.r. Of Coun.
c'' 10 fccoguize th'so s,rsices. il bat carry
nv Out their principles. in opposing every
Hsa who does not Subscribe 10 tier p,e.,r
ieri., however much they may b. indebted
I" him Al eitizcus. for the advancement ID
ileIr interests. Their rorlac, ia this mat
t'f will mec, wi,h the condemnation II N.
mssFa Of The lcop.s. who dcspis sici, truck
ling IL party lint refuses 10 do honor 10 a
Great statesman AMI friend OF N, rs,opl..
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