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VLASSiCAL- AND MATHEMATICAL

SCH0nL-Thc uuit rsgncd will, on the first
o -:ober next, open Il Classical and Mathematics
sChool. embracing -uch a course Of instruction q
will fit youth Ter an easy entranC" into the hlSt
cEasse. either Of our classical scientific institu
tom. They have procured the desirable lot nj til
corner OF Sh and Clay streets, upon which they ar
THkN> viii tc ar follows, PAYABLE sEnI-ASSUALLi
ApVsS-Et
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CCHOOL on Church Hill, at corner OF
- 2tth and Franklin streetg-Mrs. CLAIBORNE
BAkkESDALE viii resume her School on the 18th
of September, 1851.
Frui@r Glasses ...........-..... :"
So L.
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RENTS IN CBIctGo.-We learn from gentleman
just arrived from Chicago, thst three months since
his arrival at that city he tried to lease store
for stock OF carriages. He could at that time
fnd bnt one and that not very eligible one
which was offered at a rent of $500 per month lie
declined 1t, aud the store remained unoccupied for
months, when it WAS finally offered TO him for no
thing The falling OF rents in Chicago is not at all
surprising. The depression in money matters has
cooled the fever Of land speculators and thrown a
large amount of property upon the markot-PGLa
Ledger.
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S.aated Main, betuceen First and Second iSreets,
ElciBscnd, Fd,
OR THE CURE oP ALL NERVOUS MALADIHs,
AND CHRONIC pIaEAsEs QKNLkALLY.
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Inc mails by the steamship Baltic, from Liver
pooi sept I'd reached this city yesterday afternoon
y make the following summary of the news con-
tanned In them:
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01-rn LaHglH!'s, le1trn. each......
PHILIP 4. SIANAkE


II gives mr great pleasure 10 recommend ths Class
iCai and Mathematical School Of Ncs-r.. STANAEI
BARGAHiN. Mes.rs. :. K Il. ar graduates of thI.
Injluti H. have been connected with il as Assistant
Professors ana entitled 10 the fullest confdcnc-
o. the public foc their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent y VI. l.
yIRGlGI4 MILITARY lNsTITUTE.l
july 6th, 1857. Iy H'-'i3,n
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sgg- Reception hours froan o'ciecs 4. MN NJ.
SO S-dlm
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E,LLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next ses-
~ sion Of this School will commence the lst of
ctohcr, ISL, and coso on the last dsy of July fol
wing
Persons wishing to ratronize this School, will
make early application, as only limited number of
Iupils VIII T." taken.
FOR tcrnia &C. address either Of the subscribers at
Rfv. TIOs II. FOX, Principal
T. II. FOX, ,lE.. Assistant.
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.fK. TlGHE's SELECT sCH0OL, on

A'A fhAN MIN SIhEFsl, Abth II III / ne OH
session OF .hl. School will open MONDAY the 2lsf
sepicuprr &. the TEN following months. Greek
Lain and Mathematics So. Elementary Latin an,
Mathematics or higher English and Nathamstic
~: common English Branches So; Primary Depart
7reut fa or.s U7!dsJ II gedrsy $35 French 0r Draw
ing rach 81.
Thr services of successful Teachers secured foi
al the 5 apaItIreuts
Ref.rs - ihc following gentlemen among the PATRON
of the schuel last on viz; l,s PRS v uoibridgt
sad keCp.r Doctors ahcll Cunning iiam and Deane
HcsSrE Beers P,,infpxter CrruShaw Ce., L. Il
GTensA8v v m II. Grant. 4. d. Yale. J. Nj, Royal
G.a : Palmer. Thos. u. Alfrsend. John NJ Patton,
Adams smith, Anlrrp Johnston, J. C. Page, A. Blair
IA. : Tuplrtt Hm. Marshall, Geo. VI. West, Col
Th0s II this \. B.v Tucker y ashington city. Cor
bin WarUick IN. F. Butlrr. Thos. V Brokrnbros gin
VIM ii smith y. 81, Mar .Iu. &c., &c. Arply on tn
preUlisesto 10 l.. IL. l.. TlGlIE. A. NJ.
Jy 2s-dLSO
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The Gar is expected to arrive at Berlin on the
18th of September, leaving there next day Tor
Darmstadt.
A leading Prussian journal publishes statement
that the King of Holland is disposed to make t.
Prussia cession of the Grand Ducby Of Luxemburg.
sYRIA--TERRiELE msAsTER. 4fttI .
Letters from Syria report the total destruction
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PTON MALE AND FEMALE
Il ACADEMY

A VI 10 \ MALI AND I'm ALL
II ACADEMY.
JOHV b. CART, 4. 81, Principal
The Ex"Tciben OF this school commence on the hrst
Monday ia October, and cose on the last Friday In
July
The course Of Study embraces the n'nal Fnglirh
branches Ancient aud Modern Languages, Nathe-
mates; die Elements of Physical Science Militery
Tactics. Music, (Pano aud GuitaID Drawing and
Painting.
The Principal Is assisted In the different depart
nent. by four teachers Of approx we'd QUALIFICATIONS.
TERss, per session OF ten months. s2Gn Modern
Lang ,',ges. Music. Drawing, &c. cTtrd.
FOF catalogue, or further Information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va an Elm
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCH bDIl-Corner gth and Clay streets.
This School opens Ist October and closes on 10Th
JuiY
TESsH-tFAY4BLE sENI-ANSUALLY IN hDVAECE')
CaAsl al aui Mathematical DepaT tment.
Sgi0r CiIts-Tke Classics aud higher Mathe-
HiHliee $HI w
JD7'oy Ftdss--Thr Rndimcnts Of the Classics.
with the higher English Branches 80 90
English Department.
" is-sm Wie;ER MARTIN
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a. ha. Hesn spared to render his school still mor,
.rte, ,fthc very hberai patronage which IL has re
Vs 6,r - yarsI wears ,east. au i1--6wS
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. PARRISH. OF THE
}TgAMsHIP JANZsTOwS.-At q meeting held nv til,
'hippers and farmers Of Norfolk and New York p
coInmittee was appointed to obtain a service o,
riate for Captain Lewis Parrish. Of the steamship,
'amesto"n' as testimonial os esteem and apprc-
clH'ion OF his services. On the presentation Of th
service, Capt. Parrish made the following reply 10
the address which accompanied it,
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Tho .eryt.s. Of com pclcnt Assist ,nts will be s.

KsyERsScrs-R Z. Whrrry. Mrs JamesGrs Vim
tf.sr Or. J 81. Na,I. Coi. :. II. fSrk,r, Thomts !
k,Aus Geo. Maynard, u. :. W oadrIdge, Rev. j. l.
F.ss-ds Ke,. I.~ruy VI Lee, Samuel GrreLhow. J.
" ,fia-+brs,k B,aJ, Pollard A. Crenshaw, 4, i
Hp,uCr H. Ii. Meade CGas. G. kIlctt, Chas. Stcbhins
T. T. ToNusrnd. " N. A smith, 1hos. d. Quarlee
trs-ls1t Han X Felix Matthews Alex. DuvRl, ". L
" Tsyisr. I. v. kcrsre, B. Jones, I. Lawson.
"a T!in-n pno may desire To enter pupils
qlesleG - n,a>a ear'y application at my residence
on Ciag. between ls ami II streets, OF through tn
l',s: ;iflEs. Jy 22-ilOc
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The Marquis Of Norms ndy, British Hini.t'r at
Florence had withdrawn from his post OH account
Of some marked disrespect shown to him on the oe-
sion u the recent visit of the Pope of Rome. Ii is
intinated that the Minister allotted a seat at
the second table at the banquet given by the
Grand Duke. and that the sardnian and Austrian
Ministers were "insulted" in the same manner, ana
resented il by abstaining from all participation III
the ceremonies. According to other accounts.
however, the Marquis had merely quilted Florence
10 attend to some DOMESTIC ma ters in England
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DEV. }. AMBLER WEEDS CLASH
N CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STREETS-The nth annual
session of this school will commence the 2Sth O
September.
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APPOINTMENTS AND PRo.orIoSs IN rHR L. S. TRRa-
'UHY DsPsRTNrNr.--John L. Holland promoted
from second class ~ ,4O0) to Sd clas. 81 GOO
cerkship in the Fourth Auditors Office in place OF
Robert Ricketts,, of Virginia, removed. J. D. An
d,r.on promoted to the "a clas. 3I+00) clerk ship
made vacant by the promotion of J. Il. Holland.
samuel Melvin of virginia, appointed to Is:
rlass 300 clsrkshp in the 18th Auditor Office
vice J. d. Anderson, promoted. Thomas X. Wal
lace, promoted from lst class 81 200 clerkship
in the Registers office, to bca I'd class sl 4G0 clerk
in the Third Auditors office, in place of ]. & Ne
Wins removed. William A. d. Carroll. Of Missis-
spp appoiEted to a LIST class sl.20O) clerkship in
the Registers Office, vice T. X. Wallace, promoted.
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T OUIS J. BOSSlEQX begs TO inform
that he has full varied complete, and well assorted
stock Of CONFKGTIoNARIEs, which he is enabled
10 offer 10 the town, ami particularly the enuRtIf
inl, assured Of his ability to please as to quality
prices, &c. -, ~
For the very liberal encouragement bestowed, ne
returns his thanks. and promises his best endeaVofs
u merit continuance. ~,
Particular attention paid to packing and forward,
ing. Please call at the Candy Mandatory and
Fruit store, No. ~ Main street. SCI
UM.--100 bbls superior and pure Rum,
~ for gale by j, q. u. pAVBFPohV.
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AtlSs LIZZIE STUART will open

W. School for Young Children, at her mother res
tnoncc corner Of Grace and III ats on lhc lat OF Q'to
her newt She f,ttcrs herself from her experience
a. e will be ahle to give sAtistact'on.
@hc hoge leave t0refrr TO
Rev Mr.. Minuegerod",l
h'g nT. te"IhHi Richmond.
nr Il II iabell,
y, w. 1elrtot, EST r King and Queen
n,,t,,. SoVaup U@nriro Il-lmF
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Ia the Desert Of acaravan. The latter. consisting
OF 500 persons and 900 camels, laden with mer-
chandise, started from Damascus on the 10th June
and by some misnanagement lost it's way The
entire caravan perished with the exception Of some
| ~ persons
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Jefferson MALE ACADEMY, 18TH.
J BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
CHURCH HiLL.-TEe next session Of this Institn
tJn will open On MONDAY s. ptenIhcr ltth and Con
TIME Tor ten months.
Thorough instruction will he given In the Classics
the Mathematics and tie yarioUs English branches
TBRas-Paya yabr One-Aait lst January. 1855; and IN
balance At the cId OF the session 3d. 10 and 20 dol
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rrsn onr,R~Spisr Correspondent.
- Axvu.xy Sent % NJ

! rr,,n oar,R~yuIar Correspondent.
sr. ANTHONY, sept. ~, %.
The most destructive fire That ever ray.
4 aged 81. Anthony occurred this morning ---
About 2 o'clock the back part Of the store
Of M'~srs cARrKSrEa, Aspnswr " 90, on
Main street WINS discovered on fire The
flames spread rapidly TO the adjoining build
ngs II was soon apparent that nothing
but the large stone buildings on the right
and on the left would prevent II great por.
+ ton Of the most valuable property in the
place from destruction. Nothing WAS done
10 prevent the adjoining fr.mes from burr
ing. but b. determined endeavors the citt
zeps succeeded in saving the buildings on
the south side of the street. The buildings
destroyed were Of the largest class Of frames,
and all occupied except one. II ~ believed
by ali to have been the work Of All incendi
airy, alpo fire hal been used In the store for
several days. The people worked bravely
TO supply water from the river, by forming
bucket lines, and 10 save ~ much ~ poss
bic Of the contents OF the several stores --
The red shirted lnmbermcn. especially, de
verse praise for the esiic:aa. earviee they
rendered. I've seen nothing in Minnesota
that reminded me 81 much Of the rcdcapcd
ircinen Of the Eastern cities The only scr
ious accident that occurred Was by safe
being turned over upon Mr.. Josgrm XII
ssyg, thu reby dslocating his hip and smash
ing his arm. Chloroi0rm was administered
by Dr. MusrHy, and the limb then st with
no trouble.
The several sufferers are AZ follow:
CARrESTyR, AspEEws A Co, are the
heaviest lo0sers Their stock Of dry good.
ard groceries, amounting 20 more than 49,.
900, ia total loss, there being no insurance
thereof.
TnosAs Mpcrros, grocer anil provision
dtaIer. lo~t about 81 900, his stock being par
TALLY covered by Insurance..
l.. II. MotLros, dry goo'is--paftially in
sared--loas about $4,000.
T. q. II. HoLvss, dry goods And cloth
ing contents nearly oil savet--loss about
Z 900.
CsDss, PfAsgrgy Il 90, hardware, Iost
their back warehouse No insurance. Lies
$1,000
wv +. CAsuI. druggist, lVst the con
tents Of back warebonse. No insurance.
Los $4,000
iIgzLRrs * KosEkrs, dry gotsiS lOss
no. very serious, nearly oil savei.
jaws A. LEMON, h,et block containing
four stores. worth abou, $1,000. No IN.
rance.
CgAs kixo let block containing three
s.ores. Partially insured. Loss abou,
$1,000
WooDnrsrs Tailor shop, belongiDg 10
CgAs kiso. wss torn down. II~s $500
Dr. II. W. GouLD, Dentist second story
Of KUss block. saved nearly oil d his fur.
ni,ure and stock.
Cataract MssDaic Lodge. third story.
kises building. Nearly al the furniture
sayed.
Just mr., there u talk about getting q
Err engine and forming Ere company.
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Democss Nominations far senators aud
Hsprsss asause..

The following are the Democratic nomi-
nations for Senators and Representatives AS
far us W. have been enabled TO ascertain
Fast District Washington County seua
tors, James :. Morris, and Charles J. Butler,
Representatives, Francis -. J, Smith, Francis
Register, and Lyman Reynolds.
Second District Ramsey County Senators,
Isaac Van Etten, Charles :. Cave, aud VIM,
Sprigg Hall. Representatives, J. W. Crosby,
William pevetine, VIM. u. McGrorty. Charles
Rauch James Starkey, and Geo. l.. OTIS,
Third District Dakota County. Senators
Henry 6 Bailey and u. W. &, pauwc.l Rep
resentati,es, Roher, o'Nelli, James G. bow
James Locke, NJ, T. Murphy, ani kober, G,
Masters.
Nrtt H,fict. Goodhue Couuty ~euator,W,
W. Sweeny, Representative, freeman Far.
ker, Jesse Mclnihe Il. +, Cone.
Strcnh b,siocf scott County. Senator
Richard Murphy. Representatives, George
Bradley, David kmRhorn, and L. ". Hawkins.
Ninnh Dtsirtcs...F Fillmore County Senators,
J. II. Jones and Samuel Hall. Representative.
Graham, Henry kiblcr NJ. J, Foster, r }.
flames
/ Eisrnh D,sttoi- Winons County--E 5.
Smith and Vim. A. Joues. Representatives, ia,
/ cob Mowsty, }. NJ. Cole, Phlhp Raymond, W,
/ II. Andtus.
Nirfs,Hfh H,,tFid Blue Eait and lie seuer
/ Counties 900 Senator. Moreand OF Mankato. --
! Representative, M.,srs. Ru,an, Buffers aud
! Thompson.
! Ssrsnfssnfh D.h let Nicollet and Brown TO-
Senator, Thomas Cowan. Representatives, l..
Pierce, Alder, Tuttle Fred Rehfeld
| N,sstssnh Disfr,rf Carver and Wrebt--The
! Democracy Of Carver county have nominated
! for Representatives, Ebeneyer i,ray and Fred,
crick 0rihwein, leaving TO wrph, county the
nominations for Senator and one Represen,isc.
! Tirsnfy FIffh Dutrtd Chsago, Pine aud
Isanti Senator, Levi ". Folsom. Represent
alive, l.. o. TombIer.
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TIE congratulations Of the IsopIe Of Min
ucsota. without regard 20 party, are du" to
the Democratic Convention for The selection
Of Isaac ArwArER. E.q., AZ candidate for
Associate Judge 81 the supreme Court OF
the Territory. 4 l,'tter "icc'ion could not
have levD made Combining extensive AMI
yarid legal attainmefts with the eXprrnr'
of a laborions AMI heavy practice. continued
unin'crrnp'~i'y through a period Of y'ars'
invest at onc,. Mr. ArwargR with peculiar
qualifications aDl fitness for the position ir
which b. was unanimously and ns-, faiter
ngly ~rlerted
Whiie We arr not addicted Ia compliment.
preferring TO ja,lgc mcT by their aa' rather
than their professions, il is not 70 L. dnisl
that Mr.. A. ID an able lawyer, a cool and
impartial thinker aI,l spaker and has l"arr"l
tia, most difficult hsson, how 70 conrol AMI
direct hiulsIf on occasions calling ior prompt
and dci-iye scti0- These wy character.
istics already demonstrated by his past life
cannot, We bi,eve. fil 10 secure his triumph
ant election. lie wiI bring to tn dlschargC
Of he responsible and og.rols datss, fund
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PRrsros, September -. 1867.
A Mass Convention assembled nj 'rs-
ton, on Thursday, the I'D inst, for the par,
posc Of nominating candidates to b. sup
ported by the Democracy Of Fillmore ooun
iy, on the 9Th Octobcr.
On motion, G. q. Ripley was chosen
President, and &, &. iIemphill Secretary
The President having stated the object Of
the meeting, on motion Off. ". Mck inney
EGq, the Chair appointed the following
committee on resolutions, 10 wit: j. II.
Mex nncy, t. Redmap, Samuel Hull, l..
FiGeld, and w. H. Edwards
On motion OF Mr.. Qhinn. u committee Of
one from each precinct waA APPOINTED by
The ting, 20 report IL jist of candidates
for the syc raj State aud Territorial offices,
10 bs filed at the ensuing election.
IN the absence 81 the committees, the Con
yention was cloquentIy addressed by James
" CavaDangh, Eeq., and Captain james
George
The committee, through J a. Mex in
py, reported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
WsEEsAs, The continued organization 81 The
Democratic PARTY IL demanded by eOnstsbtiy
curing exigebeies IN public shairs, and
whereas the enemies of that great party are a.
all times, and particularly a. the prsseB, mo.
msnt, engaged IN the most nnLallowsd schemes
30 subver Che settled policy u the governme nj
BY stirring up sectional s'rifss. and whereas, .
recurrence 70 the true principles Of the party
ia al all hmss adsisable - safe means, by
which We may be gaidsa IN our conf-e. there
fore RfDir.d
That ,be preservation ~ tho Union A. Il
10. and the sovereignty u the states In their
respective spheres. ~ the first wish and prims
~ aim u the Democratic party u Mlnnesota
2. That oil sectional agitations calculated 10
array one portion ~ the confsdersoy sRsin.t
another thereby disturbing the peace Of the
country, and sndatgeribg our political fabric q,
ougb, To be viewed with horror and 70
sisted with determined courage BY every true
lover ~ his country.
g. That 70 the states themselves belongs sx-
cIusiyely the right TO sstsblish such institutions
aud pursns such policy a. they may choose, 20
long az they may respectively. maintain the
form Of q Republican government that no Az.
thority on earl can pre- vent them from the eI.
.re,ss u this privilege that II 10 their own bu
sinsss aud their only and that any attempted
Interference with their course " policy, on the
part of others, can be looked upon 10 no other
lisht than a. the Wild dslunons u fsnaticism
o. a. the no.t wicked designs sgsinst the in
ugrity Of the Uhitn.
that We regard the Kansas Ssbraska bill
a. .mbodying The true principles Of popular
severe suty that Il 10 the natural right 81 our
people and the inhsfebt right Of majorities
sysrywbsrs 10 enact their own laws and fash
ion their owa Institutions, and the doctrine Of
non Intervention % the part Of Congress In re-
gsrd 70 slavery In the Territories, 10 not only
the mos, advisable lice Of policy, bot most In
conformity With the genius Of OF government
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VOTERS, REMEMBER -- THAT
ALEX. RAMSEY. THE BLACK RE
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
ERNOR, IN ls4G, WHILE A MEM.
BIER OF CONGRESS, VOTED
AGAINST A REDUCTION OF THE
PRICE OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
AND AN EXTENSION or TIE
PREEMPTION SYSTEM.
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Wtss County De"os ssth Convention.


Corr ..peudsars - he Pionssr aud DTp."'fsg
FAnrsAuir Sept. 2G, 1851.
The Delegates from the various precinct.
Of Rice County assembled pursuant 10 no
tice, on Saturday, Sept. 2Cth.J ej7, AT Fari.
bauI,, for the purpose Of nominating cnndi-
DATES for County officers. and The following
gentlemen were nominated by reclamation
Senators % v. skinner, Of Yaribsnlt; wv.
Doyle, 81 Mime medal.
Representative j. L. sehoasid, ~ North
field J. N. willis. Of Houston Warren Yer
triss Of Cannon CITY.
sheriff .-Chs.. Wheeler, u Sotthaeid.
Register u Deeds J. y. Gilmore, II Fan.
baait.
Treasurer. y. G. IIinde, Of fsribsult.
Judge Of Probate 4. stsrks, Of Cannon
City
County ryeyor,..A. Bulls, Of fsribaoit.
Clerk ~ District Court NeCabe, Mime.
medal
County Commissioner. Buck.
Coroner W, v. sloan.
Ass~ssor.-- A. Kenyon, u SorthRsid; Benz.
Iseksby, Of NsrihasId; J.I~ Dsnhsm, Of For
rest
Resolutions were adopted approving the
resolutions adopted by the Democratic State
Convention.
The utmost harmony prevailed, and the
Convention adjourned with the determine.
tion that the Democratic ticket shall be
elected 10 Rice county.
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VOTERS. REMEMBER THAT
ALEX. RAMSEY, THE BLACK KE.
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV
ERNOR. IN 1916, WHILE A MEMBER
OF CONGRESS-, VOTED AGAINST
A REDUCTION OF THE PRICE OF
THE PUBLIC LANDS AND AN
EXTEN SION OF THE PRE-
ENPTlON SYSTEM.
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The Republicans Of liennepin county
have nominated Il. y. BATES and u. r.
SxirH for State Senators, and Mcssrs Gis-
SON, CowAs, HxAru, and Hn4LEy, for
Representatives. The 81. Anthony fraud
has been endorsed by the denomination Of
farson AIMS for Register OF Deeds.
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OF practical knowledge and general under.
standing OF our Jurisprudence which will le
OF incalculable advantage to those over
whose interests the land will constitute him
the guardian. In social standing and in II
just and honest appreciation of the rights OF
individuals and their legal duties and obliga-
tons, he is second to none. Such qualities
are Jewels above price. and where combined
in an individual should bc rewarded by po.
pular expressions Of confidence and good
feeling.
We intend no eulogy OF Mr., ArwArkR.
He has been selected for Il commanding posi-
ton which should never be conferred un-
worthily. Ia its importance and INSOFAR
able connection with the commercial and
other interests of our community, mere con
sidera,iops of party should I've subordinate 10
the qualifications and honesty of the candi-
date. He should bc OF lofty character and
elevated abov, the petty passions and pre-
judic,s which unhappiIy are too often cxhib
tied even on the bench. We congratulate
the people of the Territory. and especially
the citizens of st. Anthony and Mime.
appols. in having such candidate for
Associate Judge of the Supreme Court
and they may rest safe in the knowledge that
their interests will have an honest and sleep
hss Waterman in Isaac ArwArrN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

VOTERS, REMEMBER THAT
ALEX. RAMSEY, THE RLACK RE-
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV
ERSOR IN ls4G, WHILE A MEMBER
OF CONGRESS. VOTED AGAINST
A REDUCTION OF THE PRICE OF
THE PUBLIC LANDS AND AN
EXTFNS SION OF TIE PR,
EMPTlOS SYSTEM
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01
&. g. IIENrpiL, Secretary.

VOTERS, REMEMBER -- THAT
ALEX. RAMSEY, THE BLACK RE-
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
EkNOR. IN lsiG, WHILE A MEMBER
OF CONGRESS. VOTED AGAINST
A REDUCTION OF THE PRICE OF
TIE PUBLIC LANDS AND AN EX.
TENSION OF THE PREEMPTION
SYSTEM.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

Col. Nom.Es .p"aks in The higbes, terms
Of the conduct Of the rers0ns competing the
e1pssiitioo Not single case u sicknsss
has occurred, nor an arcidcn, 81 serious
character Good feeling has prevailed from
the start. among the members Of the party
and the work allotted 10 each individual has
t.-n promptly and faithfully executed.
Col Nosi.g. will return IN day or two
TO the party, which be- will probably met
near For, Ridgely.