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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-28
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1l0otoOso U0tos
DuBLn NOTICE ID Asssby given, that = Tie
= lot day u Oetsher nsxts at ~ door Of IN
CLERK : o., h ths City n Keokuk, lows, /
sAail prsaed - SILL for oash In kAad 10 The hieA-
- hddess 80 1oilowtng pfersrty, to-wies Thirty
" nia1sy less II ~ CITY " Esoksk, Lss CosntI
Iowa, aeeRibsd q 1pllews bsginain6 seventy fSet
frpm ~ sanM = 1Sghth ard 1xshanes stests,
@ ~ aasteen NJ - lot oae II block one Inn
dfod ~ twenty-five, (l1z, and running thsncs q
right mgls - saiA hire ara asross lot one md part
II two % fest, tAsnss sosth-wsstssiy parallel 10
StA sessee, y fss13 thenee In soatk-eestseiy a.
ssst1oa paa1lel - kxehage, - teet. 70 the Mns
Akorssaid hsnes along 81 stssst In straight limo
- ~ bsSiasisg potnss-lsaving part u 70 fss.
= ~ a1eest.
4haaale n made BY virtue az Deed Of Truss
~ Ii. Wilssy and Elaahsth Wilsey, his wife,
ne1os A61 fist Of Oct. 16S7, And payable ~ LIT
l1I ~ abSx, ls5S, 70 the orasr 81 Leseaso
u. G8uHS ~ Ahe sam u touf hnndxea dolkys,
vAieA 49, = - And unpeid. and 81 ~ terms 81
~ Ifuo1 - GeR required 70 sell Tia property.
6aie SstWesD ~ A11ys Of 10 o'eleek :. n.eaA I
70Hf0UKb 1yIUF = ElzsITsT77 Net. ii
~ - ~ ,. ~ HQWu.L.
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sasa RlCKEYs6
COMMERCIAL 1x01A1GGE.
noefl MAIN sTRKIT. 4
~ i11I11 y Lx1 COUNTY oRDxRA.

M ~ 1. i. ID "a al A - a.. AZ UI1f
~ N II - = sDl1,
- an1ek aa1Aass NJ lsaizsA - aA,op -
~ Aot0o - 80 1ssA, . saiiss Irsm Kss-
~ v11k yssag esuAasA, al unds< usltivAaienj
- simpehynaAsN-lsv ~ sash.
n mumnss - DwsaianUs Tor sals %
~ tssns.
DesN - lasds.
0 nnanDSr y dwelling houass, oasss 81
$500 seoms Asr rsnt.
0pSos1naEgaans san b haA II city proper.
yssvs1 ~ sainprovsd.
monsy l4eaasA On sellaasraI sssszity.
ss1t 1-1Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-28

DARLOB. Chamber And kitchen
i SETS, of all kinds, Tor sals cheap for Cash. b.
GEO. =. K1LB0uRN1, Aesat,
Main.st., bet. - And "a,
mayl5d .Ksekuk, Iowa.
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Direct lmRorsasIen
ARDWAR r AND cry!
s. W. 4 IS. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRALERG,
i have In store, and ars receiving their supplies
forthe spring trade ,dis~et from the makers, which
they oSsr TO eash aad pfonpt tine-esysss - t.
vorabls terms. Thsstosk being unusually large,
they 'eaad'asy 'oi's' = ;a.sDei: y the
Nay ls-dAw Sign e Red Paddock.
Y MES EHOvEis.--A large stock u Anss'
nayIo s.w.A n. rU0KER.
CCYTHK sT0aES.-8cyths Stones, Of diasrsnt
n.yie 5. Wa n. TUCKER.
CCYThs kITLRS.-various qualitissof Heyths
- Riassand sAarpsnsr. for sale sy r,,ov..
q IOKLB.-z good article 81 Sisklss for sale s.
- [nayl0] 6.W. n. TUCKER.
FyRINDETONKS,-~Ths Bsfss0 rindstonss, Of "
~ rieus sisss Tor sals "
6.W.A n. TUCKER,
(6ign o. the He'd FaAlssk,)
Aayl0dAw Ger. Of Main = = 6ts.
E1NCK MAILS,
e Fine "a do
Anasalsd % 70 aiinch-a superior article
ppsis sssii.s & &
Har1sl DO
Together With general assortmsnt Of other nails
of the belmont brand, just rsesivsd and Tor sals
Low b. w. i II. TUCKER,
naysd4v
MORN ,0ardsn, Grabbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, 6hovsls, Nat tocks end PiekB;
EoythAs. 6natha, and Grain Gxadles;
Cow.bells, KAkss and Corn Plantsrs
or, Trses and Haltsr Chains;
Guttin Boxes, Hay end Straw Kaives;
Hay. straw and Aaanre 1orks:
And barge stock Of ssssftsd Hardware and Cut.
lsry on hand and for sals lou ~
Ksekuk Agency
WHERLED ~ WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines
nm ABOVE xA0nIN1s,
~THE BEST EvUR INVRNTRD,~
4 RE sold - this Ae1ncy at the mannfActarsss'
Apricss, adding only ~ cost of transportation.
lO-Instrnelions II operAtine the maxine givsa
gratis 70 psfehsAess az 1AAhines.
Rafsr % ths follouing Ladies In Keoknk, HAe
| hAys theee naohlnea II 49,:
Nrs. Nv. Kilboasne, Mr.. A. B .Chittsnasa,
Nro, Wa. xo0ayis, Mrs. J. 9. 1loyd,
| M-s. Dr. Ford, Mrs. John BuSas.
Apply lsssesaily orsy ls:ss, -. Y
| % Main-st., mp staln)
! sDs1elAwen Ksskuk. lows.
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THE xDIRBuRaH RIvrsw, twAis.,
THE NORTH sarrIa4 izvluv. o,..o,...A,
THE wnsrArHsrER REVIEW. tIsAsrs,.,
sLAcKwooDs HDrEBUEaR NAG. trssy.)
These fssiodisAis obi j rspsssess ~ g. 0en1
political parties Of Great Dritain-Wh1 -.
me h:1ieel-hst Dslitass fcrns saly - 800
found writers On ssisass, Lissrsssus. Iessii1S SS
hsltgca, they stand, . they Aavs evss - - I
riv.isd h The world Il ississ. 49, 60 81
isahpsa.aAls = ~ sshsias 81 % r. I1ial
eesy fssatsA more seneee - ~ n.y. w GY 117II1
q the sarre1t htesaturs ~ ~ -, q 3o1 uG1
- .osla. - = = pessiliy slsslssS r. -
1ARLY COPIES.
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Tor any one of ~ fsuS n1visws, - @
Tor any two of ~ fsar 1svfsvs, So
FOR any three u ~ M IN n, 80
FOR eli fous of Ne Asvieus, leN
Yor BlaskweoAS MAenaane, ~
FOR 6loekwOo6 nnd tklou Hnyfevn -
Ycs Blaekwood aAd ~ feue Hsyisua - 81
Paynsts 70 b nads II III sases s. aayooepv--
Honey cunsas IN tAs STATE whsss isDasa vaJl -
received - par.
4 a.s:s... e s..s.y-av. =. :, 80: q. ~
fess o ness espiss Of aay - = msss = ~
absve works.. fhass fouY soplss u DloSkvUs6 ee
Of one Review, Wall D. ssat = - ea1roDs lwoo1
scsr copies Of he fosf Rsvisvs - Dlaakwssd ~
POSTAGE.
In all TIE prinsipal cities and towns, these xsehs
| win b delivered, Free - Rossage. Whsae
ISN'T ~ mall The PUefAen 70 any part q The Unf-
I'd States, Win - bst - Csnts PEAR fer
1lsekwcoa end bst - Csnss year fsr
n. The prics in Great Britain q ~ ~
Periodicals above named Il shout Thirty-ons Dol
TMB FA1MEBss oUHD8
10 DCnN1IYIC AND PRACTICAL AoulCULaU11,
By HHsRr H1nrnRss, y. b. B., II 1dmbargh, a1A
the lats J. p. NoRfos, Professor q GSiGettne
Agriculture In Yale college, New Hav0. ! vs1s.
Royal 0stavo. l0oe page, and nunsfeus woe1
and stsel sngravinss.
Agriculture ever pubhshed, and IN ofdef - Gkyo 81
wider eirrslation, the Publishers Aavsr1Dstse1te
reduce the price 70
Five DsilaRs FER the I've vOAUnoos
whom sent by mail lpess palal - oall1 -
Oregon the pries viii 6s ~. 10 ssesy etAee 80
-. TINS woax - NOT sns saD s1sSx . ~
tARu."
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tisns saonld always b a4dTeoDea, pest paaa, -
ths 1uhltshsrs,
LEONARD euorT . co..
apr11dAv No. q eo1A-s1.. NOV yesh.
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Buffalo ana Lake MuKon RallrOaA !
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the shove once tickets for New York, Boston
and ali the stations on the New York = Erie and
New York Central Railroads oAn be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent OF b. 1 L. H. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bS-dly-c.n LIS.
Sight Drafts on Iondon at dollars per stsr-
ling may b obtained 1t the Once Of the Grand
Trunk X. B. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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u
HI Indiana, Mich. City.
Rk Of 1lkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frsnklin
Indian Reserve Bank.
Ksut1sky Stesk Bank.
Legrangs 6sAk, Lima.
PArks Co. BIZ kockvills.
Prairie City BIZ, 7. Haatl
kcrch. = Mech. n. Alb.
Salem Bank, 0oshsn.
6oathsrn Bk Of Indians.
State Blk and Branches.
Brookville Raak.
Farmer Bank, West 6eld.
Bank OF Syracuse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-28

aaEA1assg9 E,lIsl,a CASH
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT CHEAPEST RATES.
IN oooD srYLE. ON
8ast 8rinting 8rfssssl
Daily Gate City
JOB OFFICE
Bsing vsil supplied With everything necessary
To 10 GOOD WORK, and having rsesntly
naAs considerable ssdisioa nsAswsyof
NEW PLAIN TYPE!
We can naks II y tho interest 81 persons
wanting Printing done, to give rs call.
VI Nm jsa resolved fFsn The nalufaaurn
: ssey lasgs ~ shsies ass~t.enso Of
FINE PAPERS
| CARD STOCK.
Giving = srsas aAvas..sss n hotA quality and
psiss.
Bsyisg u headquarters q ths lowest Wholesale
Gosh prisss, - - M ssdan for Printing at very
| low rateas ~ setu isss.
1U1OEUAxIxxI
II IL rule In this 0Ass. work can always b hAd
assordipg TO promise.
rAll kinds Of D0OK 4 J0B wOnK,
| plain asa sancy, done with despatch.
BILLS OF LADfNd,
| BILL-HEADE,
| IOWA ILLINOIS DEEDS,
| AORrGAGEs,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
! NOTES,
COUPONS,
| BANK CHICKS,
RAILROAD : STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
| BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, -, -.
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ExTEN1ION TABLES, 1iAe DoarAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In OAK, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale lcv Tor
Cash, ~ GEO. b. KTLBOURNE, Agent,
naylA AAia-st., bss. = Sd.
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Beet Ana shoe E1DsFiun,
NO. %,
flsHE KAP0kIUM II the only place In ~ DIR
whore every thing In the Boot aad HAes lins =
mads 70 order.
The Emporium uses he hest kind u Inssetea
Stock.
The Emporium uses '.xnslish Dsad Sole aa1A.
o.. "
The kmporium nsss "Iemoins's Calf ekins.ss
The Emporium uses English, French anA Co.
nan Cali and Kip Skin.
The EmPsriam uses IrsasA ,CaraesA ana 1n1
= Kid skins. 81
Ths Rnperisn sses French, Italian aaA 1sen1A
IL Emporium snploys. the bsss wsrknsa r
he eoantFJ.
TIE 1aiseius snakes The ~. Ah q ~ H.
The 1sparisn sslh tAs bsst ard sAsapsst -.
son goods.
TIE umporiun sells EIocomb's Boots. "a ~.
rants them - good ~ csu h mads.
The 1npoEian h the plAss % sst just What -
want (1 not rsady-maAs,) nads % ordss.
TAe 1nporiun sslls for Cash only, and . ~
very lowest Agurss.
II sAsAp bargains afs desirable. rood ~ ssn-
fsrtabls OF superior Shoes satisfaStory. 70 70 ~
1npssirm to gstxAem.
ty1od
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The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE Il
in McCun's Bsiiding, corner Of Main and
Escond Streets. Inlesass On Second street;
Counting Room arss door to the right.
Ordsss fss n kinds u Job Work 6lled
with nssAasss ard dispatch.
OouInslAI AcADsnrs--Ns Mianse, = will
BE- seen BY sdvsrtissnsat, has opened Con-
msrcial sad slsssisal Asads~y b this city
His oisss y over Asssrs. Biz, Hale : Co.'s,
and We are iniornsd that hs i amply DOM.
pstsns 70 inpart instruction in his profss.
sion.
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10o0uy mean THaCAs
One of ~ dirtisss tricks ~ havs heard Of
for long tine vas psrpstea.sd BY the De-
nocraey, = WARSAW, on Friday night. Thu
Rspubliesns had erected platform end pre-
pared ssats Tor the speaker and The audisnet
expected On Saturday. Friday night b.
platforn cd ssats wsrs thoroaghly snsassd
with tas, and svsn The door and front Of Mr.
Chittsodsn's Hosss, where Il We expected
II. Trunbsll would stop, w. covered wist
pitsA.
The Bpshaaaa Dsnossats olAinsd too nnsa
dscsnsy 70 b. guilty u sssh noAs d polit.
ical warfare - that. Thsy ehargsdit % =,
Douglas wing Of ths party and o1srsd han
dfsd dollars reward for the dsssstios Of u,
seoandrsls Who planned and psrpstrsssd thu
most disgrassful proceeding.
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Co.PArsnorehtp.
The undsrsignsd, having fornsda e.RaTtAssv
ship uudsS thu name and a yls Of HaiDes 0eetAees
and purchased the entire intsrest Of n 3. 1assas,
Will sontinus the bssinsss Of manufacturing 6asAp
~ Oh stand, corner Of ! Blnk 6trsets, neAs ~
Keskxk = III. Dss Moinea Rail RoeA OsYet.
&0011x HxIQ1e.
/ Kssksk Sept. =. ~. =, Q. HANNA.
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Tor ths 0ats City.
4 cara - sAs Pahslc.


Tor ia Cat. CITY.
4 cerA - sAe Pssiac.
Msssss. Lsfross On Saturday last, while
N this eisy On business, ! ~ very aossfs-
moniously ARRESTED and thrown into prison By
one o. ne e,'y police, y me nAns q Bart
'sss. O : soasSs q 'nsa.. Ins arrest vss
naas w'saoas : saaoow O evioeass ssassans
ssaasss ss, 80 we oaesf nso no varrass o.
authority o. any KIND. without any Asss'as
iwAs LOGGED n 'ns o.lsoooss, where re-
NAMED some II OF sight hoafs, shsa -
released % % ofdss IRON We Dissfies Oosss-
NOV desire % ~ % me psnlls mat ~
- s'y1, D.s'','. - 'o' ~
slightea ssasos 70 ssppsss thAs ! was the
gailsy party. an a.young man, and work
harA for A ho.eet livine. = III ~ a>ouaint-
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UnrsvaioA NoW YexG
Ro0no EoReoos
rTlHE maGaiAssnt anA uAsnrpaased Inatsumenas
j nanafaeearsd " this h0uss, (tAe olAsae -
MOTT extensive In the Unitsd 0tatsel, 60 ~ -
surs6 az the subscriber n every vaBae4y e -.
So .ss.E = De. $50. = . ~ q s1e $50
earnestly invited 70 sell baloss pessnG 60
whore. II. y. MxWIx3b 4G1mG 1
Ger. IN - ISAu1o~
Hl0e1oYoRos MaA6s w ~
Va 49, ~ " paa111vDs H.. AsS. 49, s-'''
n1yls - = - |11II
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rIsHR NAsTIC ROOFING 10 we'll adapted 70
steep or Fat roofs, 10 are proof, and bssoniae
hard Will sdmit Of wear b trsading there's,
which nakes II desirable for piassas, eafs, steam
beees, e -. For further particulars, please sall
1t tho ofaes. whore ssmpIes can b seen.
fshl7d1y
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= New Gold Mine OiocovoTod.
Ann DOE. CMAI81, or ALL D1SClIP-
ekOO S1ons, Jest rseeive1 - AoS oaie Cn1AR
FOR Cash, y
mAyISl Matn-st., ~. r. "a.
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In oil The prinaipaI cities and towns, these vsks
viii b delivered, Free - Rooua9o. When'
ssnt BY mails The PoeTAsn 10 any part q tAs Unt-
tsd States, win b but - Conls = year 1ox
"BlsskweoA q and but - Gents year for
saeh Of the ksvisvy.
n. b.-Ths price In Great Britain Of IL I've
Periodicals above named i shout Thirty-ens Dol
Lars pr annum.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
NO, 9

We send this number Of our paper to
some frienls who are not subscribers
viii they endorse the principle of woman $
right to discuss the laws which govern her
and the importance Of maintaining the
principles of the freedom of the press, OF
human freedom and human progress in tho
vanguard Of civilization, by aiding Us IL,
getting subscribers 10 the last paper pub
h5hed on the way to the buffalo pasture
b. t}ov, Stephens route to the Pacific.
Wa have personally assumed the respon-
slbiIlty CT maintaining these principles
here, and earnestly ask the aid and SYM
l,athy oF tic friends Of freedom and re-
fern.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
E'roxIl q I1annGraf

'lioIsest Democrats have thus hecn de-
p5ivea Of the opportunity to g~te in Octo-
ber nest. against the election Of .Nucusiu
for Congress, and ofahc oppor-
tunity which such an election would give
to expose with crushing effect, tie ,Ft&}ton-
est and dtSygucefni prjacples and prurticc&
Of the wholosNocettsin Ii31e which nosp
rules the State under the assumed name
OF "1ke Democracy Of 2tiaHesoia."
They have sd, dishonored this name,
that they now by their acts, conccde the
triumph ofthe Republicans at tho election
in October next their only consolation
being, that the Legislature then to be
elected, aoiU Meier BE conrened, and that
therefore they have one whole year in
which to cover up their tracks In view
OF this state of facts, | have determined
to defer the proposed work till the Con-
tg,ressional and general election Of 1850,
when | hope honest Democrats viii be
sufficiently numerous to give the corrup-
tionists their quietus,"
d. A ROBERTSON
SIT. Paul, August la, 1853
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

iaarSy ezpIorera have pronounced tha
Junction Of Chs Bois dc Sioux and Red
Rivers, - the head Of navigation on the
ifed River Of the North; and until few
weeks ago, nothing heavier than canoe.
had ever been propelled. either above or be-
low thatpoint. By our list adgices from
Breekinridge. re learn that a drive Of sev..
eral thousand pine logs have arrived 1T
that place from Otter Tail Lake, living enc.
hundred niles above OF the Red River;
and the drivers report that The Indians
ascend ans descend, in their canoes, Two
hundred miles abcve Breckenridge.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
minnesota Disfranchised by
the Moecasin Democracy

The terms Of the two Democratic Rep
lrc&entatIvas trom ,Minneaota--ble lessers
Phelps aaA Navenaugh--~expiro on the Sd
Of March next. In view o( t};is fact, the
Republicans in the Legislature attempted
ito procure the passage OF a law providing
for. the election Of their Successors al the
coming State Election. Knowing and
feeling That after an exhibition OF 50 much
corruption and fraud il tIre party ,i,iscalied
Democratic, the Republicans would surely
carry the State, the Democratic members
IN the Legislature voted and wrked per
aistently and metliodically against the pas
| sage oi' such & law So the Democratic
caucus deter1oincd to oppose and prevent
tho passage Of any law autIo1isiDg the
| election >ot longresslaen, preEtring> that
the State shou}d net BE- tcl>iernted at al.
than that it should be roirescnteet BY Re-
pub}icans, ia accordance with the Ill u
the people In this way, by united eppo-
sltion, they defeated the bill which gave
tho people the right to speak, This is
the first triumph of':po;u|aI Sovereignty"
But tho Republicans quietly watched
their opportunity, and i'll the Bill regn|s-
lating general e.ectiop8, they inserted :.
clause which provided that elections to till'
all Offices, should be held at Tic State
election. ia Octohcv, next preceding the
expiration of the term OF the incutnbents.
The Nocci&in Democracy were asleep
Or drunk (5eing one or the other nearly
al the ,i1ne,} and this bill passed both
houses mem roh,., and was presented with
the batch to the Acting Goy,rnor {SibIev.
for his signature,
The 4uondam Iudiau Trader was wide
awake. He |$snacr mice. He exaln |
inc() the bill and found the trap which !
had been set for HIN and all the Demo !
cratic }'arsy to fall into. Ii would'n do. !
It would be political suicide to let the
State have III election for representatives |
at the proper and constitutional time, for
the. State "aS surely Black Republican, |
and such /; bill would surely strengthen
the enemy Of 5Sllao. Democracy III Con 1ress. !
81 h@e E*nrpc3 rrt|,d IIr Bill! This is the |
&f''.nd triumph # Popular %Sovcreignty'
S:ibIey aDd bis Eliaot ninio,,s in the |
Legl>lature then vent 10 work and 1royi /,
ded t}at this Falls Legislature MuU ncce, |
,ybctf, unless II s1iai! bappen 10 Be Of the
Mocc%s'n tribe rs It scon'f |,v, thank the !.
i4ord!) lost assembling according to the |;
,2c%iye Of the pt1opIe~--thcy may reflect the !
peoples viii ,ni1 h)l Cen Shields seat
by c'ectlng It I:cpai,l;raj Senator t. non- |
S:ges> This i tAe Mtt| triumph
"l'"p':i;r Sovereignty"
And il the LegiSiattn> o},a,st t. t,o ylto |
sen is not permitted IL convene. Gas It a7oy !
DO only by the cal,rict, NJ E1,llc>.( no law |
coa be pas>c,3 for The election ot The &uy- !,
cessors 70 Phelps ana Na> vnau2h, and
THUS, by Democratic op}psitjva au., thu
veto Of d "orrup1 executive, IEInpr52j.l /
xiii bc o'iyi"@cA's@<| ri Nushjr2t,n ,~
80 oad 60. jc,py rrp5r4ufc,{ in th> Nn- !
ate n"d The t&ssc1,'}3Y hy q II Hi."c ,t]jlssc'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

saas'" WE call attention to the card of
Mr. Thompson, Of Washington City
tWe know gentlemen who have employed
. hItn to attend to legal business at the Cap
1tol; and who have the utmost confidence
n'.f n his legal abilities; and his attention 10
business. !, .s. %.
J, Y anted, - Several cash subscribers to
nil ILL t1e democrat lists and three lines 10
I'LL Ems column up snug, and tight, III.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

44sss-' MILLS. s. Cloud wants anosb. :
large Touring mill n, n. Smith scrt~
away hundreds of bushels of grain wecEl.
that he cannot grind. There is a fine ,y..
t3r power at Rockville, stearna County; II
rich wheat growing region where NIL
Us much wanted; and the proprietors woult,
}'vc !lb"ralinducement ID any person erect
snS che
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
."p"rtAnt Letter feo,n SENATOR Rice
NAsHINGToaT; Aug 5. 1858.

Editors IT Tie Pioneer &nd Democrat:
There viii be no sale Of Government
Lands in Minnesota this year, / All conf
dent. hut the settlers Should prepare them
selves IS soon rs possible With the means
to cate their claims, 1or it c;annot be cx-
rccted that the lands will be kept out of
market longer than next Summer.
The cven sections upon the lines Of the
railroads are subject to prc-eh ption a
$3.50 per acre, and each pro-o1nptor can
I'>cato me warrant upon tie land, the bal
anco, SID per acre, he must pay in cash.
/ he aEnvc is III answer t. numerous let
gH1>s rccicv"1 j'y ice on these subjects.
Truly Yours, -
Fl. VI, RICE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

|AAihTIES---"Read the biographies Of
cur great good men and women says an
exchange ''not one Of them had fashion
able mother They nearly ali sprung from
plain, strons-minced women, who had as
i5tle to 10 wish tts'sio,i3 as With changing
clouds. - 1s'"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

,,.He hase s mentioned the passage Of ~ bill
agll me Senate near the close ef the l,a
sshson V RAISE the postage OH letters fro.a
.tlree to g, tse and Ten ceLts We have seen fla
isses el'd noes eery sfahtor pho poted fer ssay
esNs @ g 0ef7oerat IaHisri1le .1oaJnal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-19
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