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80. Letter from Messrs. Locker. Peter
hn"'t S.,.a birmingham. KY, March, 4, 1856.
", .iIl saw to 700, that your Medicine /. |.
-, celebrity in this region very fast and
gam" .su ike verv much. IT, you like our way
80. hn.ines., that you would send us ano-
o. 80 ro, q, more. We have no doubt that in
=. ,.,, twelve months many persons in our re-
"a, he lO.. without Tin fact some, are
go" van april l.
nov.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
M. JEFF. THOMPSON
Real Estate Agent,

SAINT JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
T ANDS Entered and Warrants Located in
IL Missouri, Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska.
Improved and unimproved Lands for sale in
Buchanan, Andrew, Holt, Atchiscu, Nodawayi
Gentry, Clinton, DeKalb and Caldwell Counties
Select and Locate for distant dealers on the
most favorable terms. Examine and value
Lands and pay Taxes for non-residents- Land
Warrants Bought and Sold.
Having Surveyed a large portion Of Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska, the latter for Govern
ment, am particularly posted in regard TO the
value of Land. I can furnish Land Hunter.
with all the information necessary 70 make good
selections. june - o. IL
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aIsre ,Len Ranted InnsiIatslI.

/ A FEW more active and enierprising young
~ men can find immediate employment, by
which they can make from $500 to 81 900 q year,
TO act as agents for several new and popular
FORKS. Just published exclusively for agents. and
not for sale in book stores. We have great
number Of agents employed, many Of whom are
making from SIS TO $40 per week. Those who
wish to engage in this pleasant and profitable
business, will. for particulars. etc. address,
s-asr i-sf9s-z C. t. DERBY 4 CO., -
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
a56E SAndasky City, Ohio
u Editors giving the shore and following
three insertions, and calling attention 10 IL, and
sending = copy containing ii, viii receive any
three Of the following works: tfas.s .f'.
Life Of Josephine, BY Head,ey, "a $l.25
Life OF Lafayette, BY Headley, l-A
Life nj Napoleon, nv Headlev. l.25
Wild Scenes ola Hunters Life, lbs
Life of M1ry and Martha WaShington, LIS
Odd Fellows Amulet, Oh 100
Any person wishing any Of the above books,
sanhave them sent BY mail. free Of postage, on
receipt IT the shove retail price. Address. a
Jah.7. So. c.. L. DERBY L co.
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Tailor Shop in Iowa Point

T. McMULLTN, From New York;
VTTOULD respectfully inform the citizens q
Wv Iowa Point and surrounding country. th'''
he is prepared to carry on thu Tailoring business
in the best and most fashionable manner. =,
Particular attention paid to cutting TOT the
s.amstress. sept. 81, 81. ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
ISAAC CLEVELAND,
| Blacksmith 81

y q WHITE CLOUD. KAHsAs, 1855
las just commenced business In his new
4 shop, on Main Street, where he win at al
times be prepared 10 execute any work that may
be entrusted 20 his sklll~meh as ironing wag.
ons, repairing Wagons, Plows, etc., and. in short
performing any work in his line ofbusiness.
Particular attention paid to Shoeing Horses.
Mules and Oxen, In the most careful and sub
stantial manner. .
Being an experiences workman, and attentive
TO business. he hopes to receive liberal pat
ronage. iune q. '57.sf
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ksEsAErEEt1naiB

&.AErEEE1HiD
T1IHE undersigned have formed co-Partner-
l. shio, under the firm Of
LIKENS & BOYD,
A General Land and Real Estate A Its,
ST. JOSEPH, MO-,
and will give prompt attention to all and every
branch of business pertaining 10 Real Estate
Agencies-such as the Entry OF Lands, in any
Of the North Western States and Territories
either BY Land Warrants or BY Money.
We viii also attend to the purchase and sale
ofimproved Real Estate, Town Lots, &c.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Remittances BY Land Warrants, or exchange
on some one cfthe principal cities, must accom-
80 All orIers JOHN Fl. LIKENS,
JOHN W. BOYD.
REFERENCES.
Non CT. ,Faulkuer, Of Virginia; q ~
/ Hon. VIM. HambIeton, Of Maryland;
WIN. NJ. Marshall, Esq. Of HagerstoUn Bank,
MARYLAND; TFt
Henry NJ. Brent, ESD. Cashier OfvaIIey Bank
Cato Moore, ESQ.,, Cashier Of Valley Bank,
CharIestown, Virginia;
d. Burkhart, Cashier Of Bank Of Berkeley
Virginia;
Allen c. Hammond. NJ. D., Berkeley Co..
Virginia;
Josiah Lee q Co. Bankers, Baltimore;
Brown 4 Johnston Bankers, vieksburgh,
.r:..s.-;--,;. ~ 81. Fa4 s+iT' 40
Cuddy, Brown & Co.. New orleans; /
lack q Bros, Louisville, KY; -
Andreu Hunter, Esq. Chahes.oun, Va;
Jesse d. SlingluG. President Of COtAasercial
4 Farmers Bank, Baltimore:
W. BoIIman, General Superintendent Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad;
Forsvth 4 Baker, Wheeling. Va;
BeIa N. Hughes, Sc. Joseph, No.;
SiIas Woodson,
Reubea Middleton,
E.R. WsSb, carmi, H.;
AT. stewart 3 Co. Fev York; -
Csrp, Dsser & Sioea,
isAe IS. 81. a.
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Brick and Lime,
4 plvmaath. Brown Co., Kansas

TIME suhscril,rr takes this method Of inform
inc the pabIie. that he has contracted TO
manufacture 900 100 Brick, the present season. n,
Al Plymouth, Brown County, Kansas, and gili
have any quantity o. BRICK Tor sale. nt TIE KIN,
Also; viii have Cor sale large quantiiy OF tue
best Quality Of Lime. All Of the above VII DC
sold cheap, for Cash. Give me call:
- 'ET7lf, MORGAN WILLE1T.
!, nItea IS, 50. 2ns -
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Prices Reduced!

0n0 SACKS OF sUPERFINE FLOUR
EOO for ale, on commission, at reduced
:. Csah caly-,ss B. r, RuFFNER g. co.'s,
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GEORGE p. LUCKHARDT,
Matchmaker, and Dealer In

WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
OREGON, HOLT CO., NO.,
TAKES the liberty to inform the citizens Of
l. White Cloud and vicinity, that he has
opened Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store in
OREGON, Holt County, Missouri, where he will
keep constantly on hand, and Cor sale, good
assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, which he will sell extremely low,
for Cash. Also, fine lot Of Violins, Aecorde-
ons, Silver and Plated Spectacles, Gold PeHsi
with Gold and Silver Extension Cases, Silver
Thimbles, &c, &c.
He is prepared 70 repair Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry ofevery descriptions an the best manner
and on tie most reasonable terms.
Ever article bought in his establishment, Is
varrsnted TO be what they are represented q
be. Watch repairing warranted for one year.
June 4, 81, If. i..- --i
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LODI, and Departures Of the Mails
ET's ovrcoN. MISSOURI.

At OKE''UN, I.,h n.
EASTERN MAIb--FrOm St. Joseph mo
les IP. NJ, daily connc;I Rluss
Arrives 9 A. ~. daily; NJ
WHITE CLOUD MAIL-Depar'' a. Ms
LriIt,, 3 pn m; MAIL-Departs s A. NJ
lomHa NJ. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Arire' j ! lanes ]. RULEY, T. M.
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v. D. MARKHAM,

v. D. MARKHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENT,
WILL practice his profession in Doniphan
w and the adjoining Counties; and will also
attend promptly to Contested Land Claims,
Buying and Selling Lands and Town Lots, Lo-
cation of Warrants, Entry of Lands, &C., in the
North Western States and Territories.
REFERENCES.
Hon John w. Nash, Powhatan, Va;
Hon. John S. Caskie, Richmond, Va;
]. II. Burns, ESQ.,, Wheeling, Va;
George Marsh, Esq, Boston, Mass;
Likens & Boyd, Esqs., st. Joseph, No.;
NJ. JEFF. Thompson, Esq,
Col. T. E. Bottom,
Col. ]. A. Inslee,
R.V. Lewis, ESQ.,,
COL ]. w. Preston, Doniphan, Kansas.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET.
I White Cloud, Aug. 20, 81, If.
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H. W. PETER. J. u. FRAZER. IRA rErER-
PETER, FRAZER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BORnetS,
0UEENSWARE, IRON, NAILS. CUTLERY,
nDIrcS AVN PATENT MEDICINES.

4
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES,
OREGON, MISSOURI,
A RE now in receipt Of one of the largest and
n most complete stocks Of Goods ever offer
ed in this mIrket, to which they respectfully
call the attention Of theirftiends and customers,
and all others wanting cheap and serviceable
Goods. We make Iron, Hardware, Edge and
all kinds of Carpenters Tools, a leading feature
in our business. Persons desiring these kinds
of goods, will find ours the largest and most
complete assortment aboye the Nodaway.
Drugs and Patent Medicines are also leading
feature in our business, to which We invite the
especial attention Of persons wanting any thing
in that line.
we take all kinds Of Country Produce at the
highest market price, in exchange for Goods.
We are determined to sell our Goods at as
low figures as any house in the West. Call and
see for yourselves june ., 81, Il.
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HO! FOR KANSAS.
re. HUFFNER 4 col,

49, b. r. RUFFNEh q Gu y
HAVE just received, per steamer Carrier, 4
verv iarre and spiendid assortment Of Goods, Of
ever deseriptioa, for the Fall and Wintertrads.
Our stock consists, in part, Of the following ar
ticies: A variety Of nev styles Of Prints and
Ladies' Dress Goods, such a.
Ginghams. Mari1oes'
DeLaines, Comforts and woollen Hoods,
besides variety Of fancy articles. that are too
numerous 70 mention- Also, large stock Of
a., BOOTS AMI. SHOES.
Hats and Caps, Of Every Variety and
style Now in Use.
Backskin Gloves and Mitts,
3 ~. Also. a good stock Of i
HARDWARE, AND CUTLERY.
CARPENTER TOOLS, =
- SHoVELS AND FORKS,
BUCKETS AND TUBS,
oUEENswARE,
FURYTTUREAND MATTRESSES.
, Chairs and Tables,
SATINETTSs CASSIMERES.
Ready Made Clothing,
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS,
- PANTS AND VESTS,
All Of which are new styles;
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Fine White and Fancy Shirts, &c.,
~ FANCY CROcERIES
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-. ..a Departure. Of the Nails
krriEan ar CLOUD, KANSAS.

At watched, via Iowa PSint-Arr Ave-
Friday r T nj via Forest CityoArrlvsa
Oregon VA N. and departsat II O'Clock
", Taesd,T Mi. arrives at II o'clock a. M
PIdOnia y a,cIock, P. NJ. SATURDAYS.
ss7,r' " c. F. JENNINGS, 7. M.
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and good article ofFLOUR. ALWAYS on hand.
Also, a good selection of School Books and Sta.
tionery, of every description. In fact. our stock
consists Of almost every article usually kept ia
Country Stores. and we are determined to sell
them cheap. Terms Cash. iapariably.
We feel very thankful for past favors from our
customers. and hope for r continuance Of the
same, and rs many more Of the good citizens OF
Kansas rs will give Us a call before purchasing
elsewhere, when We think they win saw that B.
F. Ruffher 4 Co.'s Cash Store. in White Cloud,
Kansas, Is the cheapest and best selected stock
of Goods ever brought tn this market.
t-at- B. F. RUFFNER & Coz
White Cloud, Kansas, Oct. g, ST, II.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
A Valuable Cir for Ev:ry suSssfissf.

A Gift worth from Is cents to $500 90 In
Gold, viii be Presented 20 each Sab -
scriber, Immediately on receipt
of IN. Subscription Money.
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. KAUCHER s JESTER

C. kAUCHER y JESTER
Are prepared to execute all orders for Collins,
with neatness and despatch.
Job Work Of every description done to order.
pDamaged Furniture Of every description
repaired.
They NAV be found at their Head Quarters,
near UT L watson's Steam Mil, Oregon, Mo.
june 4, 81, Il. -
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Further difficulties are appaheuded with
the Indians 10 the Spirit Lake ncighborhood
during the present winter. The Keokuk
Gate CITY, Of the OH, says:
special messenger arrived from apri. Lake
with dispatches for Governor Lowe. represent
ing that tho Indians are collecting in larger
numbers than ever upon our frontiers. The
tone and bearing Of these Indians ia bold, inso
lent and threatening, and they have already
comm tied nunerou, depredstions upon the
property VI tho white settlers in the vicinity Of
Spirit Lake, The horses and cattle OF the CHI
hens disappear mysteriously, and In several in.
stances IL has been aseertained that they were
stolen by tho indians.
Miss Gardner, one Of the captves taken and
released In the spring OF 1857, Ia again living
At Spirit Lake and recognizes amongst these
Indians s0ne OF lux pa-du.tah's band who were
engaged IN the butchery of our citizens that
winter, aud by whom she and others were
taken captive. The danger Of similar hostli
ties is regarded as imminent, and settlers are
standing on guard day nnd night and " II con
tlnue To do 40 til military force shall be sent
for their relief and protection.
We are happy 10 learn that they will not be
kept III suspense nor disappointed in their
| hopes Of AID from the Governor. Upon the re
ception of the intelligence that our fellow CHI.
ms were again exposed to the peril of the
bloody scenes enacted " inter- before last in the
| vicinity Of Spitit Late. GOV. Lowe promptly
issued orders To Captain Martin. of the Frontier
nuirds, requiring him to march with his CON.
pdhy OF about nifty ncn with all possible d..
spa,ch to the scene Of danger. Captain Mar.
tin IA directed b take no offensive measures
| against the Indians unless such measures are
absolutely necessary for the protection and
safety of the settlers. lie is required. however,
la nat Ip all l,,yft Ia, H..
Their hostile or friendly, TO leave the state, and
| IA case Of their neglect or refusal TO leave, he
| he IL instructed to drive them out Of the State
at all hazards and he Is especially enjoined
To make every possible effort to capture Ink
pa du lah and rs implicated 10 the massacres
OF The spring OF 1857, in order that they may
be dealt with according TO law.
Last week gentleman arrived in this
city. bearing petition from the settlers in
Minnesota. near Spirit Lake. TO Governor
SIaLEY, representing that difficulties were
apprehended with the Indians. during the
ensuing winter, and urging upon the Gov
ernor the exp,d,ency OF stationing force
Of sixty armed men in that neghbortood.
for the protection of settlers. The petition
was unaccompanied by evidence of relia-
BILE character as to the grounds upon which
the settlers Appreciated d licultes.
Hon. francis BAAsgN. Secretary OF
State, at the request OF the Governor. pro-
ceeded to Spirit Lake, Immediately upon
the receipt of the petition, 10 investigate
| tho trugbf,in e l. q,
the Governor. Upon the receipt OF Secre-
'ary BAAsgS's report, the Governor will
take such action as the condition OF affairs
on the frontier demands.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18
Medical Obfuseatlon.

The Doctor cannot understand how we
can decline secondiDg the suggestion Of the
name Of Hon. II. N. RICE for the Vice
Presidency, without being actuated by
" malignity,' and without being generally
down" upon him; nor Iaud him as
distinguished and and able senator" with
out becoming disgustingIy sycophantic. Z"
We fnd no difficulty in the matter. Mr..
RICE has justly =" distinguished f" himself by
years Of arduous and "able' service in
Congress on behalf Of Minnesota aud to
speak Of him in such terms is not TO be
merely complimentary, but to award him
the justice Of welLearned commentator.
This we have done, and shall continue to do,
not merely with the cold iormality Of pub.
lie duty, but with tie alacrity and warmth
OF personal pleasure. And it implies no
want ofpersonal regard and confidence. that
we fail to see in the gentleman who Is dis
tiDguisbed and able" as Senator from
Minnesota, the materials out Of which to
mould distinguished and able" Vice.
President Of the United States, with the
proyidential and Presidential contingencies
attached.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

The Uinnoot,dn makes the fact Of the
publication Of Justice FLAsDnAu's dissenting
opinion in the Railroad Bond case, an ex-
cusc for "a violent personal assault upon that
gentleman, and the occasion for an attempt
to create discussion among the members Of
the Supreme Court. II will fail in both
branches Of lis labors Of love. justice FLAS.
pRAu was not guilty OF indclicacy 10 per
hitting bis opinion TO be printed and We
feel certain that be bad no right to with.
hold il from the press, even il he had so de.
sired, Il was on file IA public record AMI
whilc we acknowledge that we requested
copy Tor publication. We did so US matter
of courtesy to the Judge. and not because
we believed him 10 possess the power TO
withhold it. The publication was made at
our own instance, aud the copy was obtained
IN the legitimate line oi our duty as jour
nalist. and Of our rights as citzen. Judges
cannot bury their opinions under the cover
OF privileges or prerogatives; when given
they form part OF the public records Of the
country, aud us such they are open To the in.
spcc'ion ard use Of every citizen. We shall
IN the same manner publish the opinions OF
the majority OF tho Court when they are
filed; and We propose that they shall be to
M greater extent responsible for the fact,
than was Justice FLASpRAu.
The MlnnsWtdn'' pretended exposure of
the secrets. Of the consultation room. il, on
the face Of it, all CANNON. Gentlemen. of
the order Of those composing our Supreme
Court Judges, don't 90 about telling their
editor. II il foolish attempt. by dcgrad
my them in their intercourse with each 9th.
er, to degrade them in the estimation OF the
people. II 10 the beginning Of scheme
which will be assiduously followed. to de
priye our Supreme Court decisions of their
legitimate moral weight with the public
We have no fears. however. of its success
The learning aud integrity of the Court,
and the fidelity with which its mcmbers
will apply their talents and honesty to the
performance OF all duties coming before
them, will command tor their decisions the
respect Of the country. Tha, such decisions
should in all cases, or in any case. meet oil
the prcconcelycd notions Of individuals, il
equally impossible and undesirable. Rut. To
whatever exten, they may cash with the
interests or the opinions Of men or Of par.
ties, We are sure that they will always be
sustained 10y "A degree Of learnipg, aud show
forth such earncs, convictions OF right, ,ha,
they will be chcriully accepted by all fair
minded men. no, only as the iiaai,y Of Law
but as the embodImrut OF Justice.
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nte, which are objectionable 90 the part Of
any one hasing control Of . political paper,
or else it reveals degree Of sycopbancy
which Is disgustiDg. Mr.. RICE, We are per.
suaded, is not, and 10 the nature Of the case
cannot be, . candidate for the Vice Presi
dency. His slfrespect, and sense Of public
propriety. would both prevent him not only
from allowing bis name to be used, but from
even being privately, and mach ess public.
ly, suggested for such position. 1t Is not,
therefore, the Office Of friendship To place
bis name before the public for . position
70 which be cannot reasonably aspire, and
which, IL be did, would yield him only the
bitter fruits Of disappointment and NORTH.
cation.
1t cannot bc assumed that, because we do
not endorse this Vice. Presidential nomna-
ton, We are, therefore, inimical 10 the future
success Of Senator Itlox. Such an assump-
ton would be grossly unjust. Within the
range OF his capacity, and within the scope
Of his actual or possible influence, no jour.
nal wonId more cheerfally commend him for
all righteous deeds, or more chcerfuIly aid
him in all legitimate aspirations. When
more than this IL done by any paper nothing
less than injury can result to him; and the
injury ia 10 no degree mitigated by the fact
that it is committed at the instance Of
friendly and generous motive. Mr.. RIcR is
valuable man 10 Minnesota a. It's repre-.
sentative in the Senate II should be the
desire Of all Mltncsotians 10 sustain his eff.
cheney by giving him cheerful support,
and by charging bis reputation to its Ut
most bcarabIe limits; and not 10y forcing
his aspirations beyond the range of bis pow
era aud his merits, to make him Il subject OF
rdicule. aud thns impair biz influence in his
present honorable and responsible position.
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A correspondent OF the Dubuque Frp,ss
ard Herald, states that movement ia on
foot To get up a petition to the President, RI.
qaesting him to appoint his eolaborer against
DouGLas- ABg LINCOLN Of Illinois to u
foreign mission. /! is thought that this
might console him for his defeat, ADD a, the
same time i,wouli show proper sympathy
on the part Of the Administration. for a
man who has struggled bard with it 10 over.
throw the Democracy of Illinois.
VIII the President appoint AIS LiScoLs
to foreign mission to make up Tor his de-
ieati That is the question.
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The an, higsW Eisst,oa.

The coDtcs, ia Illinois has absorbed pub.
lie attention to so great u degree In the
Northwest, that Michigan has been al.
most entirely lost eight Of, Yet the cam
paign in the peninsula State was carried on
with great judgment aud with a success
second only To that secured in Illinois. The
Black Republican majority on the State
ticket has been reduced nearly ten thousand
and gains have been made Of two members
OF Congrsss, while the Democratic strength
in the Legislature has BEEN about quadru.
pied.
This result has been attained through the
popularity OF the principle Of Popular soy
erciguty, and the nomination by the pcmoc.
rAcy Of Hon. CHARLES +. SruaRr, the dis
tingushed An,ilrcomp,on senator, for the
ofhcc Of Governor. His personal popularity,
together with the popularity of the doe,
rines, with which his name was so promi.
nently identified gave the Democracy long
stride towards the political redemption OF
the State, The result conveyed deserved
as !, must have bcen a gratifying. compli
ment to the able and gallant Senator.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-18

The new associate editor of the Times
(Mr. OWENS in his salutatory, in speaking
Of the use of vindictive and disgraceful
personalities by journalists, says:
The effect of conducting paper on this plan
IL well known to every practical man Of the
profession. The party and msn assaled are
bsn,jfttsd and sierated IN the public estin,afion,
mhds the tGnsgT'ssing editors party SINKS in a
corresponding degree and the editor himself,
losing the respect and confidence Of all honor.
able men, soon loses his own self respect.
The lines we have i,alicised indicate the
opinion Of majority OF the Republicans
hereabou,s, as to the effect of the "vindic-
tive and disgraceful personalities" the pres
ent editor Of the Mnnesot,an has resorted
TO, in order TO iujure and embarrass the
Executive Of the State. This feeling has
grown so strong among the opposition. that
i. has been determined to throw the Doctor
overheard, and not to permit the Repubi-
can party to be longer held responsible for
bis reckless Interpretations aud ISLANDERS.
The fact that the Oldest Republican editor
in the State, and the Doctors predecessor
in the Mlnnesot;an, has become connected
with the rival establishment, indicates that
the public will have to look hereafter to
the Times for an authoritative exposition
Of the principles and objects the Blacks
seek to accomplish. Good bye, Doctor.