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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07
A Beautiful Paraphrase.

] As we have got into sacred poetry,
we may as well remark, as an inexi-
plicable curiosity, the intense badness
Of rhyme IN most Of the psalms and
hymns used in public and private .wor-
ship. Watts, Wesley, William Cow
per, James Montgomery. Kirke White,
and Thomas Moore are almost the
only poets, who, writing upon sacred
subjects, have adhered to rhythm, as
well as % appropriateness, Of express
sion. We have lately fallen upon
something very different from the
usual poetical paraphases Of Sacred
Writ. 1t is versifcation of the
Lords Prayer-an orison, the brevi.
ty and concentration Of which ought
to be lesson to those who indulge in
many words when they pour out
prayerand praise. 1t has lately been
published in London, is composed as
duet, and harmonized for four voic-
es, with an accompaniment Tor the
organ OF piano.forte. 1t runs thus:
Our Heavenly Father. hear our prayer:
Thy name be hallowed everywhere:
Thy kingdom come; Thy perfect vii
In earth. as Heaven, let all fulfill;
Give this days bread tha. We may I've;
Forgive our sins as We forgive;
Help US temptation to Withstand,
From evilshield US by thy hand:
Now and forever unto Thee,
The kingdom, power. and glory be.
Amen.
Hero nothing is redundant, moth
ing wanting. The music, simple aud
melOdious, is said to be worthy of
the words. The most curious Cir
cumStance connected with this para
phrase is, that all persons concerned
keep their names concealed. 1t is
to be hoped tbat it will be published
SO that it may be adopted in public
and private worship.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

Three prisoners recently escaped
from the Columbia county wis J
Jail. A man named Murray, who
was under imprisonment for murder,
earnestly desired to join in their
putsoit, promising TO return as soon
as the chase vas over, The ruua-
ways we're not found, but Murray,
faithful to bis contract, came back to
bis old quarters, after an. absence Of
q few bours.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07
Gbbuite paetry.
The Accepted.

The Accepted.
thank you for that downcast look.
And for that blushing cheek, "A
would not have you raise your eyes.
would not have you speak;
Though mute, l deem you eloquent,
l ask no other sign,
While thus your little hand remains
Confdingly in mine.
]-low you fain would hide from me.
The tell-tale tears that steal
Unbidden forth, and half betray
The anxious fears you feel:
From friends long tried and dearly loved,
The plighted bride must part.
Then freely weep-I could not love
A cold, unfeelins heart.
know you love your cottage home;
Where, in tn summer time,
Your hand has taught the clematis
Around the porch TO climb:
I on easement with the wiiu-rose screen,
Yon little garden, too,
How many fond rcmembrances
Endear them al! to you
You sigh to leave your mothers roof,
Though on my suit she smiled.
And spurning every selfish thought,
Gave up her darling child;
Sigh not for her. she nov may claim
Kind deeds from more than one;
She'll gaze upon her daughters smiles,
Supported by her son
I thank you for that look--it speaks
Reliance on my truth.
And never shall unkindness wound
Your unsuspecting youth:
If fate should frown, and anxious thoughts
Cypress your husbands mind,
Oh never fear to cling to me-
could not be unkind.
Come to my home, your bird shall bave
AS tranquil retreat;
Your dog shall find a resting place,
And slumber at your feet;
And while you turn your spinning wheel,
Oh let M hear you sing,
Or shall think you cease to love
Your little golden ring.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

A writer in the Genesse Farmer
says that he has tried the cultivation
of wheat IN hills Ike corn, having
the hills two feet apart each way, and.
Two or three plants to the bill. And
he reports obtaining from small
plot Of ground a crop as lwy, as
equal TO two hundred bushels to the
acre. The soil is kept stirred and
cultivated during the grvwth of tie
crop.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

A Hanover paper tells the world
that SILLY prejudices against horse
flesh have altogether vanished in
Denmark and Northern Germany.
and that in the city of Hanover alone,
in the course Of Whitsunweek, about
two thousand pounds Of horse flesh
were consumed. The number Of
horses slaughtered for eating in that
city is between tSo and three hun
dred year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

A gentleman hearing Of the death
of another-'l thought be said to
person in company. you told me
that--'s fever was gone off,
o, yes replied the latter, 4 did say
so, but. forgot to mention that be
had gone off along with it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

The Kentucky Conference Of the
NJ. E. Church, at their recent session
at Millersb@rg, ratified By a vote of
SO against "a, the action Of the
General Conference in Nashville, in
expunging the rule against the "buy-
ing and selling Of men, women and
children"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

INFANTS F0oD.-At this season,
when ordinarily the largest number
Of cases which swell the bills of NOR
tality, especially in our towns, are
those of infants, and as doubtless
many arise from improper food, We
shall do a little service in giving
prominenco to paragraph on this
mint from the undoubted authority
af Halls Journal of Health:
When necessary to feed infants
a,tilicially, and.cow's milk is osed' II
should be first boiled, then SKINNED
then sweetened little with sugar
and next a little salt added, no'
enough to give it a saltish taste
Milk thus prepared, not only pre-
vents the indigestion and consequent
acidity, ,aatulence, collie, ,diarrhea, nc
from which sucking children sulie'
so much, but will actually cure them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

An anti-Mormon paper is about
beipo established in Great Salt Lake
CITY. This is ''bearaing the lion in
his den"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07
Judge Breese, the Administrator

Judge Breese, the Administration
candidate for Senator 10 Illinois, pub
fishes card, in which be denies that
be has resigned in favor of Judge
Danglas. He denounces the friends
Of the latter as disorganizers agains:
the honor and integrity Of the Dem
ocratic party.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

A London witness having told the
magistrate that he was penman, was
asked in what part Of literature he
welded his pen, and he replied that
be penned sheep in Smith6eld mar
ket.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

It appears by report recently
published, that the Baptists have 800
associations in the United States, and
1000 churches; ordained ministers
E144: licentiates, 1,025; baptised
1857. 6S,5O6; total members
ssssIos. Besides these there are are
,hs 'Anii.N,ission Baptists, S,ooO ., y
,ua ona the Freewill Bapsisss, 5O,Sloi
onS and Of Disciples, and other donom'
uations ua that practice immersion
about 100000. The increase 10 .n'
last ten years has been ia 4, ass1eia sssia
lions ,o S95 churches, 2,19l ordaln
ed ministers, and 225,44S mem0ei'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

A youngman named Moses Por-
ter, of. Bedford, Pa, is II years Of
age; height 8 feet 9 inches, and
Weighs 4S pounds He is quite
active and intelligent,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

We should like 70 know how long
it takes man to learn the foil trade
of lying. The editor Of the Louis
Vile Journal has been at it NIL bis
life. and is still a "Prentite."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07
Death Of an Ex-Governor.

MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-Hon. Arthur
p. Bagby, former Governor oi TINS |,
Stale. and U. S. Senator, died to-day
uf yellow fever.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

There were in Cincinnati last week
twenty-five hogs, the average weight
Of which was 702 pOunds-the larg-
est weighing $50 pounds, and TIL
smallest SAT. The price at which
they were sold was Sc III cents
per 100.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-07

The river banks at Grand Guli'
Miss. are still sinking. and the mo'-
ING of houses, continues.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
stIERifF's SALE. /

=
10y virtue Of an execution issued ont Of and
ID Under The Seal Of The District Ceart s2ad
JudiciaJ District, Cosay of Benton. and Territory
of Minnssota, u favor of Burnham HAndson and
Moses Place, plaiauGs and against =. +. Mccall,
defendant. Ar the sum q seven huadred and tweats
I wo 43-1oo do Liars, and interest ON 4 ven
hurdred n;rstesn S3.lO0 dollars from Oct. a. 1857.
have Ieyjsd I'm and shalasSell at Pshc Anetioa 1t
The Oasce u Register of yDssds il Wa.Ab, Satnr-
day the 6rss day r. May next. Is ~ &c ock. A r.,
Mescslf hsd oA lie "a day ii September, 1866. Or
:. anyaii+s iscs,has date, IA and y shr fobw.iag
descrihed Real Essats and psopesty e u. ihs
snnS IA hssd6 seYiectivsv Jots one. two. (2)
thrcS, az Md Sur u BLACK one, t1y lOs car.
~ two. az and snds rD in block ten, (lO> lott
shree. IN ana tour, sl block eight. (8)-lot Eve,
fSl Il bleck nineteen. l9) ts ono and Two, (2)
Il hiDck ~, all ~ ths t6wn AZ Watah. County
- Bautn. TertsIoy 0l Miancssta, " mach tAesc'
of = Viii sa,isf lid SxscHeion. al sss as. 81
81 Liz. VA Hi ShefiR Bsnfon Costf
Watab,s March 8shy l65e. li9ie tsAas
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
ieSs GREAT WESTERN lsss
y s. ! !! / / l ,
NJ FAST FREIGHT. LINE
U.;ied Slate, Espr1ss ca, Rropr;s'ors
CAPITAL 790, 600 !!
Priseipal ofseesa AsdFalo. y. N .I.rEs. sssP
TIME Speed and Regularity with which th.

Ss&ssS~Sss MI
nc I'M S .-s----.s @4s IS n.
TIME Speed and Regularity with which the
u. business Of the u I.
UNITED STATES EXP'RsFSS CO.
has been hitherto transacted, is claimed guaranty
nr equal promplncss. Ia the hnsReess gsen to this
Exnreas Freighp fknrtnent. Freight isrwarded ID
Cars, chartered Of Rrailroad Companies under con-
troll Of lie Agents and Messenge forming the
most expedtious Fraight Route from Boston and
New. York Ia the West. Through Rates per 100
MS BY Railroad, from Boston and New York to
Prairie du Chen! First Gloss, 1910 second
Class, S2,2O Only Cents ! over ordinary Freight
Trains on First Class uoods and next IN Speed 70
Regular Express Companies. o. The Proprietoss
81 this Line deemDg 70 Be Of great interest " the
public, al well as % the patrons o. their legitimate
Express business, have establishes. Line tor the
of all such freehts as will net bear
Express charges, and yet demand greater despatch
than the ordinary Freight Lines of The country can
rive have, nj srge outlay. made such arrangements
as will insure the prompt delivery Of oil goods shipped
By their Despatch. % Shipping Directions
Mark all Goods "tsreat Western Despatch" and
deliver to Agent on Pier foot Of Chambers street,
New Yosk, and Western Railroad Depnt, Boston.
Obtain Bills of Lading, of NH. HOvEY, Agent,
25l broadway, cor. Murray St.. New York :aE. A.
LOCKE, Agent, ID State St, Boston |; ID. Q.
CAKES & CO., Agents, Saint Paul, MINI l5ln
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
EDW' ARD !. Q. Hl I! 1! | | ] |! J.
8 70 loU8E,
w sAtJK RAPIDS, MIN.
s,,.isea. hours lfo,a " II from 40 4 s<H.

lt,siseas hours foa N u from 40 4Ss<n.
TNXCfIANtsE bought and sold Money In
II ypsieit an,i E,ans made ~ Real Estate on
ne NOS, fayorabl, terms, IN ,Ctitk cGses A GER
fiaedil of ihe Registar of ne proper Coanty
Nat ne property isnnsncunsbered, scsll in all
eessg All reqairtd \ afs "A ~,
NJ. n ]. 8. RRE.ER Il ~ gg915g
Hons ARA. III asEY. Ex-tioy. ~. II Saint Paul
NJ AU y y OkKEs, Baakers. III tts H
J.I.sKrox, y ca, Banksrs,s Mirnescsa
Is. Is. ia axAE, Bnuker, ~. Anthony. IA. T.essssg
B b. LowsY, Es,., ST. Cloud, N.
W1. IA. CARUTHsRs, Rig. ". >. Land Ohce,
'f5s st' Sank Rapids, M. 4. ", " "a. y
Hon. GRO. w. WnoDwARD, Judge Of Supreme
Court. Philadeiphia, PA. Y. IN "
Ksv G. ~. MITES, w ikesbarre, Luzerne CO., "a.
Hon. N. b. ELDRE b, Naval Officer, Philadslpbia
s. d. WARD, Esq., Cash. Of Honesdals Bank.
Y sstie Honcsdaie, Penn. Il 81 Fl ii s.j5 H.
s 81: :::;:; = o''y
GouLD & BRorHnRs, Chicogo, Ill. .ss %s
Sank Rapids, Nj o.. June Is, 81. n9Stf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
81 Julius BONE,
CARPENTER and JOINER
SAUK RAPIDS. MIN,

RESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens
II Of Sank Rapids and surrounding country,
that he is ready contract for the erection Of
Dwelling Houses. Stores, iore Fronts, etc. ETC.,
Of any style or dimension and he hopes ty strict
mechanics to ba had merit heral share of pubiie
patronage 90 Jobbing done 81, tie siortst no,iee.s
Sank Rapids, March II, 1858. 118,f
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Ladies /! Ladies !! Ladies

You can get . hrge numter Of subscriber. for the
Casket Of Diamonds By little extra exettion, and
Cor every 10 subscribers names yos forward u.s. ac-
companied BY the money, will send you heaot'-
fal diamond gilt. We make the same proposition to
tentlenaen Please bear in mind The fact that every
subscriber to The Casket Of Diamonds win receive a
beautiful gift immediately receipt OF his pr her
name, accompanied blythe Subscription money Per-
sons wishing u commence with The Frat M. should
send in immediately as the gf shey WI rsceise viii
encourage them TO speak e others Of their success
and thereby assist materially ID increasing our sub
scripaiop list 10 commences with the first No.s
Among the interesting features Of our PAPER wal!
be Love correspondence Of the most thrilling and
exciting character, which took place q Paris, y
1855, Eetwixt an English Gentleman and French
Lady,he tyrannicai opposition q The Lady father
to the union of his daughter with the tnznsh gen
tlenan is described in the most v'v, and interesting
manner s well as the successful plots q the Young
lady to eide the vigiIence and cruelty o. her heart
less father These letters are deeply and
II pure, high Toned character. % Each Sub
screr mist send three rent postage stamps Tor re-
turn 20 stage on gift. Address
NELSON, HICKS, 8 Co,
Prprietors of the CAsKET OF DIAMONDS,
li6nl3 "a. rs Nassau Street, N. Y. s8f1
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
Of Pioneer. Families,
PINE il IT MBER,

and % those Who locate 10 the town, and erect a
comfortable dwelling, a good acre lot conveyed by
'Warraniee Deed-title perfect This is believed to
be the most important announcements ever made in
the northwest 10 AcTUAL SErTLEKs. being in fact
= premium Tor the Improvement Of the Best Chances
now open ia NORTHERN MIN NESOTA. Plenty
Of humber on hand, and applicants wanted. Come
on, gentlemen, aud secure YOU as fne Claims on SUR
viewed lands as can be found ia Minnesota. and that
too outside Of Railroad limits on existing lines--but
yet near to, and on some Of the most Important
.q Natural Thoroughly fares ''.97 Il
"a the country For further particalars inquire q
Col Spooner, ST. ANTHONY, OF the subscriber, Gran
lite City. v2nA91y TALLMADGE ELWELL.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
BORUP s. CH.aMPLIN,

N7OuLD respectfully inform, The MerchaDts
w and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs, Burbank 4 Co.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can afford increased facilities fp al
those who may favor them with share Of their
patronage. They viii attend 10 general Storags.
Forwarding and Commission business, al their
Warehouse On the Lower Landing. Having
leased the WbarEboat. those who ship 70 them
will save expense Of drayage. g.@,.5ss3
REFERENCE @ s
ESs Cronin, IIurxthall and Lear, New York. p
J. Harmon aud Co., Buffalo, " @Fi
James G. Fargo. Chicago. 4i .a@@S1e'&
Mather and Co., - saea5- .efe
}3 H. r. McCloskey, Galena.
b H. Campbell, a'.
s F. 8. Jessup and Co., Dubuque. aa RI
bas Chohteau and Vale. st. Louis. ny tasss
t Bornp and Cakes, St. Paul 6@qs @sssts'@
St. Paul, M. T.. s4sts4 ~ apl.H
f5s s ~ss Fs.t ~ " ~
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
YIyHIs Institution has been removed 10 Cleve-
land, Ohio Degrees are legally conferred.
and Students upon Graduating may be admitted to
practice For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
nll5yl NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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T.TAKE NOTICE.

n tt psrsons Indebted 10 G. B.VAN NEST.
IN ~ Note 81 Book Account, are vsqueseed tol
call onths subacril nt. sste, - ne acc.snss srs
left ii hisshaaas for CT .oction. y. M'MAhON
q Sssk Rapids, Sept. 1t. 1857. s sgqa l9taf y
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
FAKE CARE !!

A III persons, dpbrors to G.. b. Van Nest
~ here. sfove. notified that their notes Or &C
counts have been assigned me a. collateral for The
security fscisias against said Van Nest, will save
cos,sby making payment immediately To ns
s.'s- s5.sa, EDWARD o. HAMLIN. Il
Sank Rapids, June 26, 1857. n9Ssf
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OF MINrNEsO1 dis
il TRICT COURT, Benton County -
I.,d:n:nl n:aA.;nA

Judicial District. sSs E
John C. Tucker, Thomas Smith, jr., and Charles
l.. Curtis Partners doing business under 6rm name
Of John G. Tucker & CO., against Caleb 3. Van Nest
and Oscar Stoddard, doing business under the style
Of c. B. Van Nest. sa
To Caleb B. Van Nest and Oscar Stoddard, tie
above named defendants ;--YoM are hereby SOM
moned eijrequired to answer the complaint in ih's
action Of which copy is herewith served uison you,
and serve copy Of your answer to said comraa'at
the subscriber at his Office in s. Cloud. Steams
County. Minnesota Territory, Office lover Pon
Ofice) within twenty days aiier the service hereof
exclusive Of The day 81 such service. A. sN S.
And take notice, ihati Il yon fail to answer the
said couapsnt within the time aforesaid, the plain
t,fs IN tais sctiun viii luke jndgtAent aesina yoa
for tl,e sum Of EIGHT Hundred and ten dollars With
iaterest thereon from. the 18th day Of February,
4. D. 1857, besides the costs nf this actinn.
! Dated, juno Goth, 1857. HENRYC @. WAIT,
Mise 5.ss,as ,PlaimiH' = Attorney.
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I EDWARD o. HAMLIN

ATTozNIEY at LAW,
SAUK RAPIDS. M. IT.; SsN ".
Will attend faithfully and promptlyto all Nisiness
entrusted 10 his care. h References as above.
o. Particular attention given to the Collection q
debts, the prosecution Of claims N the v; Land
Office. md he drawing OF PRE4EMfrio PR'oors.
Sank Rat,ids, Jare rs, 1857, p93tf
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OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT..
1000 Cards for So .5O-Other kinds Of
Printing at greatly Reduced rates /! ii

~ I-. .
WEhave now FIVE PREssEs constantly RIM
w ming in our Office, and turning off all
kinds Of Printing from One.Line Card to Mann
moth Poster. H,ving purchased the exclusive right
Ior the city Of 81, Paul, to use Gorton's celebrated
FiR;s-FLY CARD PREss, which prints, counts and
cuts Ten Thousand Cards per Hour, we are able to
furnish Cards at Il Lower Price than any other es-
Establishment in the State, and printed in superior
manner. Particular attention paid TO Bil-Heads,
CWculare, etc., etc. ss@ s,e
Nearly four wears ago the The MINNESOTA
WEEKLY TINES came before the publ. and from
that period 10 the present il has been battling for the
cause Of Freedom and the Rights Of Man, regardless
Of the ties Of Party the and jibes OF parti
ran leaders By pursuing consistent and straight
forward car er, bya persistent devotion to Principles
II has won its wav to public favor, and withstand
ing It the youngest Of the city Press, il has attain.
eda very large and rapidly increasing circulation
This has been accomplished not by system of self
laudaion, but by the spontaneous patronage OF ifs
friends throughout Minnesota and The Eastern States
The TINES has ever advocated, and will continue
adrocate, the cause Of the Peope, and IN doing 50
it has advocated the cause Of the great Republican
Party whose principles il has warmly espoased and
viii defend to the hest of lis abfy II never has
and never will paner the vices Of the vicious, and
never Hinches from graphing with Error wherever il
exists. II believes in honest attcrancc u the
Iruth--In a0ner1ng 10 NiSuts JUSTICE anu cupef-
ance--in an outspoken ,many condemnation Of Wrong
lin jus, appreciation u the wants Of the honest
settler, to whom home should be gaarant eed by
Congress, and in the Development Of all those re-
sources which are calculated to place FIRST among
the States Of this great Contcderacy.
Many new features viii be added to the TIN g in
the course Of the year 1858. We shall spare no
pains to procure the iatest,ahd most reliable news
both at home and from abroad ;-shal publish week.
ly a t,h aud rorrect report of the Marke;s,--and
shall al oil times devote lies to make ot,r
paper equal in every respect to any other in our new
rapidly growing State. Single Copies.i 90 !; Five
copies, 80 Ten COPIES, SIS. Twenty copies TO
one aidless) $40. Twenty cents additional will be
charged for writing subscribers names on their papers
u- If our friends throughout the State and siae-
where viii pst forth little exer,oa, greatly
increase our Subscription stand thereby be able %
enlarge and beautify the Times to . degree which
will meet with their entire approbdtios. Please
give Us call at the junction OF Third. Bench, st.
Anthony and Wabashaw streets. ST. Paul, Min. w
Ia l16 a-ss ut. NJ. NEWsON E CO. &
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WI. scilOONOvER.

Practical Surveyor, vi lattend prompsly 70 alca!s
II his lins of tswis,s - Of6ce a West Sask
Rapids, Minnesuta s.s q !. 800 - y sa
Anaust 1856. y Il s s.s w " n. noon. soou s
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REFERS TO &
Hon. 8. A. Douglas, Illinois. U. s. Senate, s.
&c J. D. Bright, Indiana. 81 $50
IS c. E. Stuart. Mich gan, = =
i. 49, RW. Johnson, Arkansas, !" aif z'sf
:: Benin Fitzpatrick, Ala, 80
5" d. L. ;YuIee, Flo:ida, ~ ~ 81 I
s'es Gov. Medafy, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
Is Daniel Wells. IT,, Wis, Honse Reps.
= C. C.. Washburne, 8 $ tstt \ 81
6 John s. Phelps. Missouri,
5f" Hon. Gichrist Porter, Mo House Reps.
q Albert Rust, Arkansas, 4, \
-. John B Sandidge, Louisiana, 8 i
g George Eustis, Jr. = ssils - g7i
8 Thoss G Davidson, g
g Thos. "A. Hendricks, Con'r Land Chico
John Wilson, Ex-Com'r. Illinois
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