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Insurance Agency!

Insurance Agency!
Ca Rttal ~, SOC, 900.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAPITAL 81, 100000.
H0lDGEPORT
FIRE ! MARINkINS.C co, HRlDG EPORr CONN
CAPITAL $500, 900.
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO.. CLEVELAND.
CAPITAL $500, soc.
EHANKLyN
FIRE MARINE IN6. CO :, Fonp Do Lac, Wis,
CArirAL t!,00, 900.
DOLICIESissucd In thu above Caupaa,ss on th
1 safer classsf VI risk. pnly, ~ fair rates an
Losses adj usted and pr smbtly paid, Of the oRcs
the Agency, on Sccs cd street.
apsld wA. TURNER, Agent.
Fare Insurance.
HARTFORD FIFE INSURANCE CONPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO, OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 420O, 900.
s.ARINs. CO., or oaDaNsBURaH n. r..
I. cArIrAL4lOO,0 900.
/ wM. ". BEIKNXP. As.ss. . :
Once iAths Irun Front building, SsaoAl.st.
Inn - "A - 7
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tUVNn Makis 6tlA, an Autseipsr1aAy r. A6eueH
Jaekson Davis, writes ~ 1tnee19. aefsals
= CLAKRBn, CoS9st ~ ~ 800
*tnsstd
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0ooO RoR0bOh1DW 0O06o.
"A WILL assorted stoch- pstckssed dirset fnn
- ~ iMpsstsss--in ssstsib dsnashs, tnkroi-
dsssd nHsls csrtAsss leee eastains In ssts and By
H. yasj.
ysaash fsssitsrs vrists; MSpsipss anilss, All
sises and rrtses uiiysd and plain bad dtni,y.
BugiisS and American biseshsA and bro. khsst-
tnes, ~ :. liza and ia. Linen 1hSttipss 1914
and liza.
Lissa ssA ssstsa pillow easisss, -, -, - sad
- iAslbes.
Dnossk, Asskshask asA plsis Iisss tswslIses,
disPsss, tsbje lipses and napkins, ksssiss sa8
A1sstass seeeh, spA pssy Otbss ess1s II 1sily vss
fUlly sSltsttsA. 20 IOefEk,
Apsit1Av
UosoDD 0ooAo.
DIAM 40 DsiDts1 white esd buG Aasssilies,
! WAtts aDd psisssA bsiiiiants.
1.q.ssd jsssss1 SD trimming ssaid.
apel1d<u =. D. rOeTKR.
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DISSOLUTION.
NE co-pArtnsrship heretofore existing between
the subscribers andsr shs name and Arm ri
CewLs Palmer 10 this day Dissolved by snstual
c0nksnt.
Caleb cowlss, jr., will eontinua> the bssinsss. -
Once between ID and I'D, 30 AAan.st., up stsirs.
N. PALMER.
9. c0WLRS,Ja.
ksokak. June 1, fss7-(jes.d9s
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A che sgn Of The NesSise Loek,
Il AVE 10 stoes ; senplsts aseostnentee Bald
Ii cr's Hardware, Meehaaies' Tsslh, 1esnlnn
Utsnsils, House keeping Wsfss, NAih, 0lses, Wiz
Ri-idiss, 6tsvss. Screens, Cleeh bird Caos, esal,
Hilss. Chainss Coil CAsia, Ro9s, ehsvsla, 6Dsdss,
"a kss forkS; Jasaaas ,Brits sisnla, Hsass, Ekit
Metal Ana silssr PlAtsA Wsa3s wiss,. nershAg,
Bells, Save. Hinges, Screws, Lanpss LAasefn6s
0vns Colts Rsysl,srs, 6eythss, anasle, H., sAlsk
Ary osassd . sso,sssss ~ - sk6ee tos -.
iunn9a VI
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RARE SMANOEll

1 WILL sell 81 great bargsin the eatire stssk
i VI Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dys StsGa ,
window Glass, 0lass Ware, Brushes, Show Wio-
dew, Drag Fixtures, Ac., also ths lssse % ne
bsilding Of the sstAblshm snt fosn sriy b,lspGtng
70 ksssTs. smith, Fuller kCo. This stock 10 vsal
aAapasd TO the Western trade, and has al been
purchased in ths Est st extremely low Agures,
withia ~ lssa ! nosths.s Tbs sstsblssh ~
- excessive andlsst- inursasing trade. The steAd
Y ere % shs boss In ths city In fast svsrythiAg
u ssapiste, sad jastsash - ssit any pesesa q
psssess VI. nay wish 10 engage in the most ~
SeaAivs basiasSs of tAs country. Rsr faftAey n
fssnaeioa. call On ~ prsmisss y u Ne. ~ Aain
street. Tape3odAu1 I'll HoxRNNH.
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Lumber ! Lumber

4 Yff1 let OF sssesssd poplar jeisl, seaa1lina
4 -. loepnae = eaf 1asnitsRs nannzsGoesSI
80 SereSe, III. Moin nd Jshnsea.
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ErNA IhsUMANCB OOARANH,
Cash Asssss ~, 500 900,
CONTINUES to issue policies - Dwellineu,
~ stores, Buildings, 4anufssssriag sssAblisk-
ments, Aad other property st psyinx rates.
Mr.. THOMAS JAMES 70 fatty authorized v
this city, durins my Absease = ths esassry. !
II. b. TEN kYCK, Aesas,
Once OH ID st, with Hickey . 6iapson.
Kso kuk, juno 4, '37-d2v
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WAolA1A&4 CNn1leslo0 neseAApSs
AND AANuRACfUR1Rg, AGyMf. -
~. N Ii. AQUl4 10
11EAl10 q rapsr, 0lAss Wan, W1sApe Alases
1tWSo1ea Wars. Straw md DsaneS 1sns@., 4eup
- - HaRsf, Maailla Papsrs. lsys - -
-: s.ss haaTlsls - ~ - y.ss, A. =
Inv I'D oa3e1 O hanA.
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q nI1TIN0o ss1 Bhsstisgs, -J-<. l-4, 81, "a,
- - le-A WiAs,-also, uids llnsA shssttDss sna
pillsw saes l1nsas, sosap ~ @. ST.
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Ne IN n, q. Dss n q ass Z N Z % :
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kNou or i've hundred thousand Pine Shinglss,
and two Flat Boats, 1t the Packet landing.
/. juueA-d6t a. W. TAYInR
Fer Aems.
"A MoDEhA built Hsass and two or three Lots
- pleasantly situated. Inquire Of
JansAdot u. W. TAYLOR
Estatc effranklin aseW ~, Deceaesa.
shh snasssigned has been appointed Exscutor
ct Lee county, Iowa. Ne requests thas al esedit-
ors prssent their claims without delay.
JOHN BoWEk, Exscator.
keokak, Nag ~, lS55-A
Daily Tin0 espy weeks.
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s---
"A. DaA1lee and xanFnooA
AT COST
ITAvIN0 given mp the nAaskasturs ct SAAAlea
II and Hsxasss, " e9sr ~ stock On had n
greatly Esassea priess. Those IN sssd u issh ~.
Sislss Will and u for their advantage 70 evsfl
tAeGslvss II this rare oppsftuAlty. Gall q uniss
1issk, tstwssa 81 and tn - naiS -:
nsy36tf bxRAARl, NAUDA10A 60.
- uhe LsAaAOes =
srHB undsssieneA hess ss-sPsBsd theif sxtsn-
j sivs Millinery sstahlishnenk ssas ~ sesnsa
Of - aad Jshasen streets, which ~ sDo1sd fa Z
shsst lsr ~ ppsDsss q Gvisg - tine = =.
SPLENDID SPRING Stocks
WhtsA ~ hays rsssAvsA, e.d will epsa te-Aas
- nsst aV1rsvsa stylss Of LAAiss', Aisssss, -
OAil1ssss NOD, Ribbsas, Flowers, and Iasss.
Id Drsssss, snA Caps, 6ilh and MA Glsvss, -
funSsy and 1stlst AIsisiss, Together 9th svssy
lssss4p4isa u Millinery Goods, and vsfioas 1aAs5
articles. NJ ere also prepared for =
DRESS MAKING,
Having srranesa ssit Of Hosns sxps.ssayf ~ saae
Rsrpes.. 40 sagassa ses sssv.sss - ss-ssssss
~ .Atf MR0 HARRISON DUCO0TA. s
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Uoop okbfss aUa oASsetn0.o
Gk1L9TOa ~ Cssvslfi Hep Skirts.
0oss4ea osslis, with Aoap dig, Tor Skirts.
nasssllAs, 1a0ssh, sotiils an1 AsiS sloth.
Apelt6bv rs p. D. HO0TDn.
70 IcnAxpsoSs ~ tss.p ,u.., s,e.,i,.
IN 40 body liDsas, and Lies lsups, sejns yssf
Asc. rratsd lissns IN beautiful patterns fosskisp
end shildssn 3 dresses.
aesfA1Au P.D. yOgTEI.
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N EW 6 O o D S
FOR TUE
SPRING X sU1GMER or 1857,

-. eSc~N~ - Okt
AnE New eeEHy
ADlkS asa 0entlsnss can sou Aud hsastifsl
~ btpck Of 0sods u select from. The styles va
risd y spit evsyy tsSts, The qualititiss v.ll a.
sortsd. ard the prices iop ihe ssAs goods sAa
y bought is tht niseissppi Valley.
xeofuk. April is-aAv
III Eos GOOO1.
TlyAk stock Of Dress Goods sew offered 10 ths
Ladies' 10 the richest ever dispIsy.d In the city
Ksskuk.
/ The stock Of silks Is very large In PLAIN fancy,
sna robes tsunesd and plain Aarsgss, tis4 Us ali
peeadinss, ssisEsiss, joplin sballis, tssandies,
ssts 40 lavns, plata sud printed HtsssA per-
sailss and ehints lsoe Of the kssst gods ever in
psrtsA.l kadiesess iasitsd 10 sxamins these sceds
before purshssip9 elsewhere.
ksoksk. April l3-dAv p. p. F0sf1R.
E0hpOlaeS1es.
| ID lCN Velsnesionts and 0usiin sets,
N RteA Hsnit0a and Asltsss sets.
Liaea tFavsiiag ssts, sumo Ssry cheap.
Prsnsh aud Italian embroidered collars and new
styis slssvss.
| kaAsssdsFsA ssa hs.-stitshsd hsslh.ssAish,
ssas very 1ns.
Jaskssss ed 6viss 1osseings, hsaas. sdsisgs
snA Inserting iron sAsap<ss - vsSy sns
Ladies will 1nA this superior stock 10 ssisst
lsso. tsplAaAw) r. D. VO6T1k.
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~ yaagesiM' ~ Il gaysthe people "

~ JbdgeII WAN \, \ " gaye|tIbe people y
Sank Rapids aag efisesivs speech On
Ilaesday KIP ysniiag nat. ! Hss showed
|psair!l,y 'ihst sthe ~ a.EfEsts fsd ma;
|lorisy IN the lats, epaiifptieppAl Coaxsa-
tiDa'i and spoks Of the frauddfent ms4ns
fused 81 the Republicans to obtain ]
controlling ihAushte IL tbat Dody. FEIs
Eshoted yo tllS sstis ii ctionAof Svery uII-
~ 61ets xshd: shst lhsal( puJl;css wv
|pa..yI WI Y Ssc.iJdal paaj. and that
IN tho leaders cared for. was to share
iaflhs spbilA u oGcea Dial ths ofiiyin.
Asress they ma1lisstsd I'D tks- adoption Of
ne VEa ssgRgsaciFasiss ,se on1stituliona Has q
~ spste .tha sPRaftionne for RepEet
Igentation TINT they could get some I'm
Itsals gift fhls Nv pects THEY love
once I. IL these Republican ~, ,ssg - 81 Y
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THE COMING ELlcriON.

-
The most important eIsct;on sha, II ~ |,
ever .3 taken pllace in Minnesota, d. pe--
maps that willstaks place for lvears q
come, willhavs passed before ano.be,
number Of our paper i ii issued Il, sf III.
e asYs g We are to- vote for Or axainst
.ne konst.tution fecently adoptsdibys The
late Conveatien, asllwslf say for stsfa
Ol6css under That Conytitdtioo. M
one ,i1s Put tue vote Tor ahat cop.,ia
tuition ga viz 1l W nnaaineps lhroagheaa ii.
Territory, but in the election 5rtSsass
and County oi6csfss there Is avery
different state oisthiagss Tk0 psrtie.
arsaasrsyed sgainsi each 5sh;sats ~ lln q
every inch " ground vii IS, 4, warmly ,u,i(,
esas l Az each nosl slss., 81. Il ID, I,
rsadpn srs the hass.lahks a,sssdd IN
tA1saaaks ofsoasof 10 ,sSh.ehaiai Ssr-
to- Either they hive n lie ccm; no ]
e!sssioa enlisted and III: 'b 81 & ne
Dsm9ofFfilc PaFt Mo aa;ianst lparty.
TIP eastFafl Jeasssds isfs,Ai discs, IN
ofvyssli5sia sAis only patty vKi1bi /.
libsiaf sSodyf u losk Il Ill ;n ICE v
tho whols Uaioa; sAsAparsy which s.t..
tons bSsSaE ~ Md ofaif pa i;,
e. .ss,a III n 1 IN which srs found
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'W "a Parsons, Esq. of Mians-
apolis. has beenfin town seyetal days at
tending To- ! claim case efns. III Bso.s,
atasshs Land O6ce \ ID This p.place-
This cass Involves the right 10 aies ioxns
ii. d ! part u the town saasI II Lover.
ST. { ,g.oad, and bids faiv for occupyog =
long TIM. IN its adjustment. 4.
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S QUR HeCIIlr. sp ~
Oyr cIbdid kses br bvetnSr lieu.

ss QUR NBCKMr. svs's
Oyr cAbdid A.ssa NE pvetnsr, lieu.
aSnaat Gsvelpr. Jhds Jul fprs.
psns4sivS u opgtss -, NV III Md 2ieat.
| y Val ksown to ENSURE 10 thssn the
strength of the party il our Repressn.'
|talixa niaaEiGt j. Tha candidaasssa aaiha
ticket FOR the State Senate ma House
of Representatives Ire ths most 81 them
also sufficiently known to ensure lhei.
election. Thet ara IN men who Win,
ifselseted, faishfallv perform Tho dse;ea
assigned them. r. Al. Richardsos. the
first On the ticket, Was one Of ths ear
lest settlers shove s.. Anthony ailer The
|organizalion &c Tho Territory. Hesia
known % nsarly every one of tho old
citixsns. His character for veracay
and honesty Of intention, stands perfect
y good, He has had considerable or
perience ID public life. He has served
one term u the Territorial Legislature
- r . pr esentative, and several
years - Deputy Sheriff of Benton
Couaty. and two n three years 81 CO.
Commissioner of Stcarns county, II
which County be I now resides, sSsss
objection has been urged against him
on account Of his having formerly acted
in opposition 70: the party who have now
put him in nomination for the State Sem
ate, but he has acted FOR The last two 81
three years with the Democratic party,
and declares that he ever expects TO act
with them. and will, 5if elected, do all he
can to further the interests Of the party.
Those who know r M. Richardson have
no doubts but that he will redeem his
political pledges. AZ you hope 10 see
Democratic US Senators elected to
Congress, 60 for Mr.. Richardson for
State Senator. Il. .s.s.ss: fasf
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OeW0crSts. re,narpber that ,unpn
Ilhs sIe6 fsl 1f Stskd 81 nsl6hl lnd Bkate
MI S " sss,I 4, ii Y III TAI 81 IVA
United States TRAITORS. One 1t the
l Az! N \! ts sl!h fs n IN X, n fRysl-
canss etJAt1rSt 1lo Congress. Do you
rall1dl l;l'til 1ls
io there tn ysfls Dove ,Yant nothing
ne Congress- II We do,, send Demo
seA4stf " thssS lNb Hsk aslat dla 4iisl, ,k,o,od
ellisisnl mayjs 81 81 ren II q iRs
pnlfs slates Ssssae ,snsassshA,eaA ~
srtln aluence there,
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M HONNgDAI.n6{u4J{K.
rhs Ilowiq We eli fro hs HxsM.
publisIb III 1onesdsl y r Which
mdss ssiIsfy s1 that N rspolts against
the ssiy ency alSfthis Baakssve witheut
foundati ~. The Herald bas ever bsen
49, Ah~.l - ieAny
,s., 'ss, Ii 's|slt 4
partialfty for il. The fsct =, the bdey
is perfacctlj k6od, md ~ hopk ~ -
'wiifsllS~s himself tgby1hGvy3 slAg j.
any excitement which my 81 'fkal
against the credit Of tie Bank " inter-
ested Personss;-- 4 srw xr
Esa W. understand That ruSors sfe III
circulation calculated u impair ul,sir scclE-
dencs to some extent 10 the HonssaAIo
Bank and that q few persons hAye
been Induced 70 part with notes ii Dis
count. ssq ssss, S $500 .ler se .glsssssv
1. Our readers very we'll know W ars
no more an advocate, than d fayor-
lite, Of soulless corporations, whether
chartered for banking or other purposes,
but we are II the same time. disposed 10
zee them fairly dealt With III ii palmer i,e
words eliminated for what they, arc
worth. II this instance i = bur iuftice
to both the Bank and tho public to say.
that we believe no Foundation exists ior
the ruinors referred 10, We believe
the HonesdaIe Bank TO be perfectly
solvent and earnestly caution our read
ers. against parting with its notes FOR less
than their face. We ara - ready ~
ever 70 receive them u their. iull value
il payment fors old debts. 81. for. - many
neac ones, as patrons chooseto favor us
with.
tits true that the Bank came otf Tee
ond best in its contest last Court with
the Commonwealth, and win have Ito
hand over to the State Treasurer about
lone thousand dollars Of its large psoSsa.
butthe only parties affected By the VI.
dict are the stockholders, who instead ef
[recciyin9 next Decemher, y dividend e
Eve or six per cent, will have 20 bo sat-
is6ed with something less. We have
no doubt the Bank has made money
enough the past season to pay tho jldg-
ment found against It in court, and nav
a. dividend besides- leaving no fouDda-
ton in fsctg Cor any doubt of its entire
solvency. It can redeem it's notes in
gold Or silvef any moment and in any
amount. s@ III fAF A
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UNIQN AllD vICrORY.,''

M n
Ne are ny lee division. and e
uaipns sprinatsg ia the ranks Il ~
Democratic hrA II there was. stei
,tisbe which isqoi Gdunity. il isalS PREY
ent. We are approaching ~ import
sanl4 slscliaa conAe1l.a assal asdr sspert-
ant political interests IRE 1t stake
interests dear Is every true Democrat,
and essential to the prosperity Of the
future State staliiwe permit local dis
lputes and psssosai iAicuieisssU slisif4rt
our political aetioa. Andlwtils ssus en-
gagged permit mp egemx 70 take posyss-
sion Of th1ffeldh lIf HE Republicans
succeed il sleetiDg yhsirr ticket this fsll,
\ y alFour own lanlt. Tn nassSs 81
the people enthusiastically Democratic.
They need neither the eloqueDce non he
instructions ofpoli,ical log;csans, to "
come inbued with the inspiratlols Of
Democracy. They are born Democrats,
and T. become anything else, their
minds must be subjected to, a system RI
training and education, unnatural and
politically wrong. j, Weakness ha. new
erbeen . complaint Of tie Democsatic
party. Whenever that purity has failed
ofsuccess, i has contained within itself
the sources OF ifs defeat. Nooppositien
party has ever triumphed over It.
Whenever the great heart Of the Dem
socratic patty has pslpitated With politi-
cal feeling -and the great soul of the
masses, has beed moved, the result has
been 'psr ssp y Democrats trump h.
Now is the time for US to be united -
The result of the coming election viii
forcibly impress lis character upon the
policy and institutions 4of5 he future
State We can elect Democraticrulars
to preside over us-we can place al the
head or the affairs Of State persons. q
responsibility and high political merit,
--or we can permit the opposition to
ride into power over our iniermities and
make Minnesota Republican State. -
Let US stand. firm by the nominations we
have made. Our standard BEARERS are
in the field. 70 We can elect mensgif we
chose and no opposition can hinder gns.
The Republicans party are, Ganking over
our temporary tnisfortunes. They know
that their strength is in our divisions,
and they intend to profit BY them. Do
not let family quarrels be permitted to
cripple our forces, or great and import
ant interests to be sacrificed through
sectional divisions, or any feelings sof
prejudice We may haye against any ! II
our candidates, 90 long a. the party
has seen itto put them ID gom:nation
VS. are satisfied that there is not can
a;date on the Democratic ticket but will
null tru,,, with the, party and do an ID BIS
power to carry sous Democratic meas
ures. Let every be- ofcrat work for
the success of the ticket ana I will tr5-
umph.. I 8 N N 4 4t'sf s'''t't. aTatsi.' 4
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TURN OUT.

This This Evening. George - Becker
candidate for Representative to Con-
sre s,., f y " this District: Gov. Mcdary
Coll Robertson and Col. Barstow viii
address the citizens Of Sank Rapids aud
vicinity this evening at o'clock. "a HE
political topics Of the day. t,sl'sz 81 ssa;
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aEPRRsEnTaTIYEy 70 c0xcREss.,
Geo. I. R.ek.., de no,ti cd, u aa.od;L

Geo. L. Beck,.t, the northern u ndill
date for Representative 70 Congress o.
tts Democratic ticket, & man Who
stands high as al honorable man, faith
faat,'a IA efficient oiIiccee,r.ss Hs win. how
ever, ashsa here ahiso evening 70 speak J
for himself e il already wsIlsksows,.
tomauy Of our citizens. Tho two, can,
diaaars Tor + representatives ID th4 south-sl
sra 4nd s ~ a tia .Tsrsitery 4
.o..sthe iDehasctstics ticket, arc men &C 4
'tasnls and il aleate1 Wilde Ill il h.irsa..
power tlipossota s4d alsx il thss,a'
country would bsaablei t6do xnjoss <hanss
dan Phelps ssls Uxy, tgSa bkh! lf.q
81 Nm yestss9Ay swssNsoas snsAalii-sa
dls which ifnea i4e1ssadf1 gefpsr.
rather diSEfedsti6Glg1 the 1 russos that Mi.
stslalrnEs. had ssid lkst IL WOULD ,sifg AZ ~
edTydts' idr HIN. sR;os for 20; u.
tor, but from what we heard lsst ere.;a~ II
!. s.. -dk3 Akes ;adIiust 81 =.
t ! 4 ,' .s|.sbsitg made d ikdTS ~
ftissds That yepii le,Ssa - ~, ~
NJ ia sl!sssafhs VIII yo isr az Is, 4
(s s'.s.s afo ss.sstsa ~ lss sAst
wnsS4er nes m r;miA1i &C sn1e o s6ssisil)bao
'f' st IN s4. All sss y ~ ~ Is !,
yosF taard itisA oA4y sI.srSpa lGsGSr6ea,
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s.s 81 ,saaaasl saSy lpssx lsctl
Massnesola lsrsAissaside lanes maaye tsa1s
M NH 6ppqaA v l issts Ga I
good. ~ salary from Tncls Ssa. "a
~ \ has MI ,luu u, |. Ut which
~ lntsns q ksePj ~ asx3 1essase Nih<7I
sssf i 'fsfs ! Y v .Rlall L 1
generosity
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'E7yI1DA As IVA a1fI,
Let there BE- no sfPlt y your ticket.
nsotle.eHfer arsfisss Cangtsb BIZ. Csc,
efforts s@.rerbs;eg .esais lesi Si.ile The
party vote, Rsplblicaas ars alread !
ekaltip over The u n Isl dissiiissn
Dsl ss'1. ss.sBias 4, them, s,as ~. ].
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HOH.T, e. sTEARNS..

h 1885, -
/ has been currently reported about
the country for the past few Days, that
Mr.. steafns had stated that be kould, II
elected, vote for HIM. Rice for, Uaitsd
States Senator. we hardly believed
that Mr.. $: made such, . statement him
self, but presumed that the report was
put in circulation either ~ Republicans
or disaffected Democrats, to misglide
some Of Mr. Rjce's friends on the west
side of fhe Riter.t and thereby induce
them 70 erase the name ID Of Hon 4. NJ.
Richardson from lie De,neclatic tick.sl.
and substitute M sstsaidl klhk an it's
place. We ara aPEip,,sq Il state !, II il jds
tice to Mr.. S. Il that, he denies that he
ever made sucha stassmsn,. and further
that ,hs Bays that '1 Il elects A. - shsi
notgosfcf HIM. Rioe far UsyS Senators
Democrats. beware !; + ,, you isss s the
means your opponents are using to get
lou to lplf .,bultnket.ly .llI II
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\ srEARNs COUNTY T1CKEr.t

This ticket presents the naries 3
good sound, substantial men. and vii
give much strength to the party. !
will have that effect, and we cannot, bu
feel that every true Democrat will no
only vote the whole ticket, but alla,
he will also work for Il. Some Of III.
names on this County ticket adds NOR,
/. stre..ssth 70 the party than some name.
on the :.:;cke:: for higher Offices. Nov
shall We deser. these men who are ove'
found fighting for the par PARTY wnen he'p ! !
needed We trust that. no o.c,!e ,y s'1ags i
the cause willado 90. Go for the .sske'
and for the twhols ticket. and our pairtyjl
can ' depend upon Che aid ofihese, Il, il
any emergency: Further, when parties
are organized tits wrong. il, il breach
Of faith to the party which puts such
men il nomination to oppose their elec-
ton. and a. such i will be regarded.
We hope that all wounds will be healed
that all partalitv for men wills give
lway for the good Of the party --tfaat,alf
prsjudises Will 81 forgotten. and thai
every one protesting attachment 70 the
D p rate party will not oaIy vote the
straight ticket, hut work hard for, il
isucceassa i 4sa<s taa htuoa ,bsfiefsssss
John z. Young one OF the cspdidafeS
for Representative ia The Stale l1er;;sIa
Iture, who resides il stsaras County, Is
az ,,, energetic j business man, md Will
qualified to represant this I'D strissIi
the next Legislature. W. presume NJ
viii get moro than i party vote AT III.
events We hope, and believe, 1thallt' ii,
name will nat b. erased from afsipgle
democratic ticket. wa ss6y .ss;ssh YsoIl
J.'BaAlkinSoa. Of Meeker' County,
i another candidate IN Till District i for 4
Ks'Prsss as IA also No should
judge from n Short acanainAencsy ID well
quals6eds Tor tae statioa. II0i u suse to1
b6 electUd.d TraI e1slFss5f VIII ta tl84;ta
,ossp'as l, ,, !, I. c.''.,,psaiss. Il Bsa,ea co.:
= 4 i y third candidate for Rspfsse NATIVE
from this Dissyies, We hase., % IL ,be !,
pleasursh nc .hisE acqpaintaa cs, but he sisI
ttghiy,spoiisN' Sfsss airbxn. AM ~ nd
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THE FROM III & RN AIN,
THuR n Y 7, A 4 I. s AM 81
FOR CONSTITUTION. .
1AG0CRArIC siArxarIcaEEr1l.

\ n Nh MN
=
u. h s.s 81. II lsr Go1sraoy
'as5 IL ttEssNlsYNs M slHAsEX. III
~ a J. q Dseosa Cosnty. II
roe hstsasaaM Gosersov, u
81 ! WiLiAlAM HOLCOMBE. 4 n
evissssssstteaas ~ ~ asesaiy. ssss4Tl
sasf ii gsr SIS S. sssrs g q ssate.
= ,sade4s FRANCIS RAASEN,
dss@ q Broxa Gosnsy
ssi FOR STATE Asdiior. sssst IN